JUNE 3; 1867.
Vat tholltar and &rattail
NEW OXFORD IX UWXXU.
Masses Aorroas:—This town is becoming
quite a popular place, as a resort for ilt 4 CHse
who desire to nacre the heat and turmoil and
unhealthiness of great cities during the sum
mer months, for the pare air, the refreshing
shade, the enlivening and revigoradrig influ
ence of the country, where the "heated t erne"
can be pot only endured, but lived *rough
Pleasantly, Ind with benefit to the health and
temper. New Oxford possesses most of the
necessary qualifications as a summer re sort.
It is situated on an elevated place, on the ritll
- and near where the decided battle was
fought during our -late war—only 10 mil es
from Gettysburg,and near the beatrtiful stream
of the Conowago, and all the advantages ne
cessary for a summer repo are hers in pro
fusion. The scenery stbich, is unsurpassed m
loveliness and beauty, approaching indeed to
grandeur and sublimity, greets the eye of the
traveler, as he traverses the country. Sport
is offered in various ways—a ride on-the Rail
road, a drive,- a walk, or ifsport with the
tribe ern give him pleasure, or with the eta,
&c., he will find it here. „
The conntry all
,around, swelling out on
sides in broad *effusion, with the blue water
of the Conowago vible and accessible from
points, is all that natire can make it. Ex
cellent roads for driving, fu4sant groves for
pic-nic parties, springs of wafer...for health and
recreation. All that nature can has she
done here in many ways.
The principal objection to the tow has
heretofore been the lack of boarding acco -
modations. I boarded here several summers
ago, and will do so this summer, but half can
not be accommodated that desire coming ;
therefore others for this reason are obliged 'to
go elsewhere. This is quite a lively and pleas
ant town, and new faces are more numero s
every day. I must stop writing and take a
view of the distant blue Mountain, and the
Pigeon Hills. Every day communication can
be had with Baltimore city, and her markets,
and with a little enterprise upon the part of
its citizens, ifenly art will do a little what na
ture has done,' in a few years, New 0 xfOrd;
in Adams County, Pa., will be one of the rein
cipal resorts in the country—or it can be made
such, as it is even now one of the most pleas
.
ant. VISITOR.
SMUTTING EP THE SPRINGS.
A good deal of excitement is being pro
duced by the rumor that the Medicinal Springs
on the McClean farm are about to be closed
against the Gettysburg public, and quite
number of persons are resorting thither to
inspect the • works in progress of construction
there, supposed to be intended to accomplish
that object.
Being in the• vicinity the other day, I too
paid them• a flying visit. I had been one of
the first to visit these springs after it was an
nounced that a scientific examination had
confirmed the popular testimony in regard to
their healing virtues, but had not before re
peated my visit.
I was therefore much impressed with the
great change which had been effected in their
surrounding since I last saw them.
Then I had to pick my way to them across
a field overgrown with grass and weeds, with
out the aid of paths or other landmarks, and
when I reached them the spot appeared to me
singularly wild and unfrequented. But now
a road almost as distinCt as the highway, and
numerous paths, conduct you to it from every
direction, while everywhere in the 'vicinity
e other unmistakeable signs of its being a
pl of general resort.
I fon 'here quite a number,o other visit
ors engaged In examining the rustic cottage
and granite fountain which had just been
complete& Being personally known to many
of them, I experienced no difficulty in enter
ing into conversation. •
I was not long le making thertiscovery
that. these persons, one and all, were opposed
to the shutting-up operation, and some of
them regarded with no friendly eye the im
provements which look to such a result.
As usual, when anything disagreeable or
unfortunate has occurred, or itabout to occur,
somebody must be blamed, and censure was
distributed among several parties. Some
censured the proprietor for the ungracious
purpose attributed to him. Some blamed the
Springs Hotel Company, while all denounced
in unmeasured terms the pretended loyal cap
italists who refused to contribute the money
necessary to erect near these springs a mam
moth summer hotel, though it was demon
strated that the investment would be a paying
one ; and it was known to be a favorite pro
ject with the Union Generals who commanded
at Gettysburg, and who snatched the whole
North from spoliation and invasion.
The conversation turned upon the medici
nal virtues of this water, and each related
what he personally knew or had been credi
ibly informed or its curative effects; and I
was soon put in possession of a variety of
, new and interesting facts in this connection.
One of the narrators reported the cure with
this water of an obstinate and distressing neu
ralgia ; another, of rheumatism ; another of
gout, of gravel, and various other kidney and
urinary diseases; of stomach, bowel, and
liver complaints ; of heart, throat, or cutane
ous affections, and so on through nearly the
whole category of chronic diseases. Some
of these cures were remarkable--slmost mi
raculous—from the incredibly brief period of
time within which they had been effected- 7 -
from the desperate and otherwise incurable
types of disease with which the sufferers had
been afflicted. Some who had used this
water only for a few weeks, had taken up
their beds and walked after long confine
ments. Others had under its influence thrown
away their crutches or canes after they had
used them for years, in some instances almost
during the lifetime of a generation.
, Ansithee
had recovered the use of an arm or a leg par
alyzed by chronic rheumatism, rheumatic
gout, or other afflictions. One at least had
been cured 'of an eye disease, or of some
other disease producing ciension or blending
of the objects of vision to the extent' of prac
tical blindness.
Nathral Color is what you
want and get by ths use of "Barrett's Hair
Restorative," which took the Silver Medal.
WISTARII WILD CHERRY BALSAM.
—This Balsamic compound has e a
home fixture. Let all who suffer and have
in vain attempted to cure their coughs, colds,
bronchial or pubriona6' onmPW:lnf, make
use of this unequalled reinedP it can be
relied upon, as the maw of terimony
has been published since iteiiitroduction is
ample proof of its efficacy, It
A GOOD CHANCE.--The attention dour
readers is directed to.lhe advertisement of
• I.f Imam. Hoar, of Lhiganore,Md., offering
his Farm at Private Sale. It is repressrand
tole a valuable property, weU locate), And
presents unusual inducements for pktrebas
ens-
PIIOTOGRAPES made at SHAervita's
New Gallery, at HanoVer, are all warranted
to give entire satisfaction—never to fade or
turn yellOw, and made in a superior style , of
workmanship. Give him a DUI."
June 5.-4 t
OF the Ste hundred and twenty exhibitors
from the United States at the Paris Exposi
tion,' awards have beei Anode in favor of two
hundred and sixty-two.
Gen. :Negely, of Pittsburg, has been ap
pcutad Paineylverifill repreeentedre ii the
t udicitaat Cemeteri Baird,
GEE. t3heridan has written a letter to
Grant, in which he4tatesAhat Mr. Stan
berry's interpretation of the law mint
ing • riciatiatian practically opens "a
broad macadamized road for perjury`and
fraud to travel on."
GEN. Schenck, now in Washington,
has reeelved telegrams and letters from
different members of both Houses, and
says that he feels warranted in making
the p otion that a quorum will be
presenron the 4th of July.
tete of tit ttaes.
GETTYSBURG GRAIN AN
Gael,
Soper Plonr,-.31201413 26
Extra flour,. 13 60.14 00
Ryefloor 7 ONO 8 00
White Wiest, 3 606 2 SO
Bad Wisest,— 280 SOO
SO
Bye. 1 16
N 6
Buckwheat, . « 80
Timoth MM, 2 AO
Clover Seed,_. 600
Flax 2 25
Plaster Parts,. 17 60
Hoy per ton,— 16 0418 00
BALTIMORE PRODUCE ' ARKET.
likuruiroas, Monday Morning.
Reasurnma.—There is no change in the
market for flour.
Howard Street Super and Cut Extra, $9.00
®10.00; Standard Extra. 10.500012.00; high
grade, 1$.00®13.00; Family, 14.50®15.50;
Rye Flour at, 7.50®7.87} ; Corn Meal, 5.40®
5:50.
Glum—Wheat is quite neglected. No
receipts or sales .reported. Corn—Receipts
light, 6.309 bushels white and 8.822 bushels
ellow. With an improved demand the
. . rket was firm, and prices advanced 24@3
can , for white and 1 cent for yellow. Sales
of W = 105 to 111; Yellow 109 to 114. Oats
are firm . • d about 2 cents better. Selling:at
i
78 to 80. 3Z, e— Receipts 978 bushels. No \
sales reports Quote nominal at 148@145
cents. • ' .
FINANCEARD TRADE.
Gold opened very strow, and remains in
active : demand at from 18$} to 188} . Gov
ernments very active and vel strong. Con
sols 109 1 bid ; 1881 s. 1121@11 .
HA*ELLUGH—WAGAmos.—On thelBtistit.,
by Rev. G. W. Rouse, Mr. C. J. Harbaugh,
to Miss A. S. Wagamon, both of Frederick
county, Md.
KuumuirrE—SworE.—On the 20th inst.,
by - Rev. G. W. Souse, Dr. S. A.. Krumrine,
of Littlestown, to Miss Ellie F. Swope, of
Fairfield.
[COYXIINICATID.)
SNYISER—WELCOME.—On the 18th inst., at
York Springs, by Rev. D. M. Blackwelder,
Mr. P. A u Snyder, of Mountpleasant town
ship, to Miss Susan Welcome, of Tyrone tp.
DIED.
4-Obituary notices 3 cents a line for all
4 lines—cash to accompany notice.
GABLE.—On the 26th inst., Joseph, son of
Geo. and Catharine Gable, aged 11 months
and 25 days.
11..ki—At But Berlin, on the 13th inst.,
Anna Mary, consort of Leonard Raber,
(decd), aged 31 years, 6 months and 21 days.
'(She was a righteous woman, and feared .
God above many."
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY.
This remedy has long been cherished by the community
for its remaidtable of in relieving, healing and cur
ing the most obstinate, painful and long-standing moos
of Cowl!, Cbid, htffuensa, &re 27troat, Bronchitis,
Wloopiag °nigh, Croup, •sthssa, InAsmonation of the
Lungs; while even Cbtantasption itself hu yielded to its
magic influence when all other means have failed. Its
whole b 'Story proves that the put has produipod no re.
mady. of equal value, as • cure for the numerous and
dangerous pulmonary affections which prevail all over
the land.
- UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY.
From ANDITM Agalll, ESQ., of Fairfield, Me.
"About eight years since my son. Henry A. Anther,
now Postmaster at Fairfield, Somerset County, Ms., wig
attacked with spitting of blood, cough, vreskume of
Lungs, and general debility, so much so that our Duni.
ly physician declared him to bare a "Swam Cosner
noir.", lie was wider' medical treatment for a number
of mdntha, but received no benefit !meat. At length,
from the solicitation of hbuselfand others, I was induced
to plumbs', mss balk of WIIITAI% BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY, which benefited him so much I obtained an
other bottle, which in a short time restored him to his
usual state of health. 1 I can wifely recommend
ibis remedy to, others in like condition, for itis, I think,
all it purports to be—rm Guar LtliG REILIZT rote 111
Toms 1 The above statement, gent lemon,'" m y vehestary
offering to yon in favor of your Balsam, and is at your
disposal."
Prepared by SETH W. FOWLS k SON, 1$ Tremont it.,
Boston, and for sale by Druggists generally.
June 6,1667.-lm
The advertiser, having been restored to tiesklth In • kw
weeks by a very simple remedy, after harlot enffered
for several years with a severe tang affection, and that
dread disease Consumption—is &anions to make blimp
to his feHow•rtifferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, ha will send a copy of the pre
scriptiou used (free of charge), with the dlrectlaps Ibr
preparing and using the same, which they will find a
sou cruse for Cossurstmos, ASTBDIA, BitostcalMS. COLDS,
Conan., and all Throat and Lnng Affections The only
object ofthe advertiser in sending the Prescription k to
benefit the afflicted, and spread information which he
conceives to be invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, as it will oast them nothing and
may prove a blessing. Parties wishing the proscri ption,
'DSc by return mail, will please addrus .
REV: EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
June 5,1887.-17
A CARD TQ THE LADIES.
DR. DIIPONCO'II GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS PO
7EMALEB.--Inffillible in correcting Irregularities, Re
moving Obstructions of the Monthly Turn., from what ;
ens. Cause. and always Samantha as a Preventive.
He bas been induced to make the Pills public ibr the
alleviation of those suffering from any irregularities
whatever, as well as to prevent an increase of family
where health will( not permit it.
ONE PILL IS A DOER.
Females peculiarly situated, or those supposing them
selves so, are cautioned against using these Pills while in
that cumlition lest they "Invite miscarriage."
Price $l. per Box. glx Dotes, O.
Sold by JOHN S. PORNET, Druggist, - Bole Agent kr
Gettysburg, Ea.
wise, by sending him $1 through the Post Office. can
have the Pills sent, (eonAdestially,) by Mall, to any part
Mr the country. "free of postage." [April 4,1867.-tf
A NEW PERFUME FOR THE
Z 3 L HANDKERCHIEF.
PUALON'S
PHA.LON'S
PH ALONI "NIGHT BLOOMING GIBBITS.,
PHAION'S
PRAWN'S
A most 'aquiline, delicate,and Fragrant Perfume, Ma
tilled from the rare and beautiful flower from which it
takes its name. Manntactured only by
PHALON a BON, Now York.
BEWARE OP COUNTERFEITS.
ASS FOR PHALON'S—TAKE NO OTHER.
July 13, 1866.-sowly.
tintdiat inotitutt
701 lIPICLIL OASIS,
No. 14 Bond Street, New York.
siipau luibrmation, with th e MeekestlestistaniaLe
also, a Doak on Spocida Diseases, In a said anelepe
.ant tree. indit ON" Old smut for Wit, and you unD
sot regret , advertising physicist's Sr. gassed
ly impostors, without references no 'tremor should I*
trusted. locket stamp for ocutaire and direct to Dr,
LAWRINCI;_IO. 14 BOND YOWL
N0r.14, 1114.-ls
800 or own Corsommuss seem to think that the
triumph of their cause depended, like the ot Jericho
upon the amount of noise made. b r dap of rads*
meat and luxury, an article of intrinsic lawn is
soon appreciated; have the en an d unparalleled
mow of PLANTATION BITTZBIL
This reined y has ever and always teen Ibund reliable!
As • gentle stimulant said task appetiser it cannot; be
excelled. It Lao doubt a severe io ready Ibr stanadhic
disorders—lbr Dope** Liver QompWat, and in 'thaw
lacing • healthy appetite.
limn= WeTzeo—A deUghtfal Wet
to9elegait and at halt the prim. [Jam 12,4 t
GRAMM CUILIBEATILD BAWL
AX1101111; Miss., Walk /SOT.
Mr. Groso—Dser Living boos 'diktat ow
Vibe' sovsnJ weeks with...van Amin spout ay sido.
mood smog masdies he Its srusdlosidos without re
saving say rsit4 winpselpsasst appliiid your silos, "Mt ed
folded a speedy core. I tbsroforo
boy to omit*. sad
souldssos la Its TIMMS. '
Yowl with ramoed,
4 JAW UAL
I certify to this batitidisss ottlto above ststsamost.
U. B. Disassoal,ll.D.
!11TH TOWLI BON, Boston, Probrisdors.
sit Dragidists, st ob. • box. B 7 man eh.
Jadts
,COLGATE COLGATE I CO'S
GIaRmAN
9r , CO'S ERASIVB BOAP.
lisanhetarad from PUN
R . A S V 11' gwatA 4. salt may be
ansidired
S i ofirg e tt e IXO/11,-
NAP. IMO 1117---17
MILYBOWSIMULOXIT SMUT sad Irma= Ma
lAssairstlowt soliktilattedbardininalltislr delay
littl• impost. littAtiff ask** titeiver
mama so assotre. It to plionst Is tote aid War
limeitette Is Sista% mid frottua blinder fro
pstilet. iisbqsol/41.11.
iLMAZIA
0 PROVISION MARKET.
•, Wainasday Allrnino v
APPI 4 4 . 0080 00
Potatoes — JO
06@70
Butter, IS
Lard,---- 10
1 411 4 ,- 15
Bacon, Walk-- 14
" IliouHors, 1 0
Peaches,'„...„. 100 16
Cherries,.—
...... S 00
= ' 6
Tries,. ° 12
"w:Er 6 0 7
8
_
MARRIED.
4ptrial gotitto.
TO CONESIIMPTIVIE.',
ONE BOX IS BITYNICIEBT
, NIGHT.BLOOMING CERIIIIL.
uNIGIIT BLOOMING GINBIIII:
"NIGHT BLOOMING OZBIROM
"NIGHT BLOOMING CZUUB.'•
e -
Jfpuial
NO2
OONSOMPTION =ABLE BY DE.-;110IIINOill
Ysntanrs&
TO CURTI CONSUMPTION, the eystam must hi pry
pared so that the limo will heal. To accomplish this
20 4 .4
the liver and stomach mist first be c and asap
petite crested Sw s mi winileeom • bby these
medicines will be fisted pruperly, healthy
blood made; thus Idling up. the tiatkel
11011M110103 StANDRASM P 11.1,8 cleanse the etomauM
dell bilious or mucous accumulations; and, by using
; the 54A Weed Tonto in connection, the appetite it rester
ed.
WHIM'S cutricions xi well
as medicinal, and, by ming 1110 three remedies, all im
purities are expelled from the system, and good, whole
some blocid male, which will repel all acme. Ilya
teats will take them medicines according to directions
Cousemption very !eminently in Its leatlitage yields
readily to their action. Take the pills frentleritlY, to
cleanse the liver sad stomach. It door not follow that
because the bowels are not °odics they are not required,
for sometimes In diarrhoea they are necessary. The
stomach must be ket hadtliy, and an appetite created
to allow the Pulmon ic Syrup to act on the respiratory
organs, properly and allay any Irritatida. Then all that
is required to perirrm a permanent cure is, to prevent
taking cold. Imerehe about the roams' as much as pos
sib* eat all the richest food—Mt resat, game, and, in
ac anythin the g appetite craves ; but be particular and
msticate will. cr[0ct.26,11106.-wmaly
HELMBOLD'S FLUID_EXTRACT
BUCHII
Ls • certain cure for dbasaaa of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, DROPSY, ORGANIC
WEAKNESS, IMAGE COMPLAINTS, GENERAL
I DEBILITY,
and all diseases of the
OIRNARY ORGANS,
whether granting In
MALICIA FEMALE,
from whatever cause originating
aNO n VI ID IN 0
Diseases of these omens regal" e the use ofa diuretic.
If no treatment is submitted to, Consumption or In.
unity may ensue. Our Flesh and Blood are supported
from these sources, and the
HEALTH AND HAPPINZI3B.
and
that of Posterity, depends upon prompt use of a reliable
remedy.
MILMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCITU,
Resist)LßW upwards of 18 years, prepared by
H. T. HKLMBOLD, Druggist,
504 Broadway, New Rork, and
104 South 10th at., Philadelphia, Pa.
Feb. 28,1867.-ly
KNOW THY DESTINY.
Mara to E. P. THOENTON, the great English Astrologist
Clairvoyant end Psychometrician, who has astonished the
acientlic classes of the Old World, hu now located her
self at Hudson, N. Y. Madame Thornton possesses such
wonderful powers of *wood sight, as to enable heUo.
im
part knowledge of the greatest importance to thapn g le
or married of either sex. While in • state of trance, sbe
delineates the very features of the person you are to
marry, and by the aid of an instrument of intense power,
known as the Psychomotrope, guarantees to produce a
life-like picture of the future husband or wife of the ap
plicant, together with date of marriage, position in life
leading traits of character,tc. Thh Is no humbug, as
thousands of testimonials ihn smart. She will send when
dashed a certified certificate, or written guarantee, that
the picture is what it purports to be. By enzloeing •
' , email lock of hair, and stating place of birth, age, disposi
tion and complexion, and enclosing fifty cents and stamp
ed envelope addressed to yourself, ydu will receive the
picture, end desired information by return mail. All
commanimitions sacredly confidential. Address in con
fidence, Maham• Z. F. TacmaroN, P.O. Box 223, Hudson,
New York. N . [Feb. 28, 1367.-ly
A YgUNG LADY
returning to her conntrybome, after a sojourn. of a few
months in the City, was h&dly recognized by her friends.
In piece ofa sows*, rustic, ilushed face; she had a sof
ruby complexion of almost rosible smoothness, and in
stead of twenty-three she really &Waxed but eighteen.
Upon inquiry ea to the cause of so t a change, she
plainly told them that she used the CMCABBIAN BALM
and considered it an invaluable *NIG/Mamie any Lady's
toilet. By its nseany Lady or Gentleman Can Improve
their personal appearance an hundred fold. It Is simple
in its combination, as Nature herself is simple, yet un
surpassed in its eMcac, in drawing impurities front, also
healing, cleansing and beautifying the skin and complex
ion. By its direct action on the cuticle it draws trom it
ail its impurities, kindly heeling the same, and leaving
the surface as Nature intended it should be, clear, wit
smooth aid beautiful. Price $l, sent by Mellor Norms,
on receipt of an order by
W. 7 CLARK & CO., Chemists,
No 3 West Fayette Street, Syracuse, S. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale of the same
Feb. 23,13137.—5 y
TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UNSAFE RE
DEDUCE for unpleasant and .dangaraus diseases. Use
Helmbeld'a Extract Brachia and Improved Rose Wash.
Web. 1861.-17
few akdutrtionntuto.
SOTlCE.—Letters of Administra
tion on the estate of Inatiorn D. Bissau, late if
Orawkrd 112 Ohio demised, having been granted to
the tandem! melding In New Ox end, Adams county,
Pa., he here y gives notim to all persons indebted to
said estate to make immediate payment, and those hay.
big slalom against the Same to present them properly
autheaticated far settlement.
JEREMIAH W. DIEHL, - .Adier
Jane 26, 1867.-60
BOUNTY ACCOUNT.
A GENERAL STATEMENT of the
42. Bounty Aocottut of HIGHLAND TOWNSHIP, Ad
am* wanly, Pa, mad* the Bth day of Jane,lB67:
DR.
To =oast collected by sabemiptloa........— s2,io 00
Tax ootlnctod 1363 and 11166,.... 3,1 104
Honey rettiodtd, mistakes, kc 4 59
By amount paid to sight volunteers $4,516 60
Amount paid I. Heron a, for substitute 50 0 00
" , D. Daugherty 525 00
" " W. 11. Wsikert,collector
Expenses
Interest in bank audio other persona-- /4 8 63
To amount of Dnplleat• for 1886,-- 3707 78
" 1886- ..... ..... 1,328 88
Received from D. Daugherty ......... ..—...-. ........ . 25 00
EC!
By amount paid John T. Basset. 1310 00
" " 'Christian Prey... 214 06
a " Adam Ifroy— 18 00
" " • &mon 11618474 . Z.- ...... 7 10
a " J. Cunningham 152 00
" " 0.41 Hartzell _._ 7 25
a a Isaac Rueter 477 543
John Waugh 635 ad
" " Adam Prey 319 ao
a " Jacob Hereter ....... -....-... ...... 13,98
Collector) and Trammel' permit:4e as 30
Balance in hands of Treasurer-- 36 21
We, the undersigned, Auditors of Highland timinsbip,
do certify that the above is a correct statement of the
Bounty Account of said township, as per vouchers ex
hibited to us.
HENRY N. WIRTRODR,
GEOBAIR W. IRWIN,
June 26,1667.-3 t Auditors
BARRETT'S,
THE BEST VEGETABLE
HAIR RESTORATIVE,
TO WHICH WAS AWARDED
A SILVER MEDAL!
The Righeet Premium at the New Hampshire dials Alin
14 " Gra co y need
HA tl t l o op t e g . superior to all others for rector.
ORIGINAL COLOR.
This Preparatkm relieves the head of DandrulkHum
ars, and all unpleasant Burning or Itching of tlfflmlp,
supplying to thereat of the hair the required nourish
ment kr the promotion of its growth
IT IS . A BEAUTIFUL DRESSING,
Irving the scalp, cool, demi tad healthy.
rift MEY BOTTLE WARRANTED.
t CO., Proprietors.
Manchester, N.
by Dr. B. H , Gettysburg, and by
Dna H.
generally.
dos 11167.-60
TO BEST
MA-CHINE.
WASHI a DIA-CHINE.
Tall undersigned offers for mile, the TOWNSHIP
RIGHTS of Adams county. fbr Di LONG'S PAT/NT,
which is the manse, somas? and =or Weenie that
has yet been offered to the public. The Rights will be
sold on reasonable terms. This la a An* opPorturkity for .
energetic men to nab& GOOD WAGES inanntaciatring or
seam these maohlites.A. sample machine will be far
ebbed any person who purchases a Right, if desired, at.
Net. Call st the store ofDuphorn & Holhaan,ff. T. ear.
Square, when the may be seen aid tried:
PRANK H. DIIPINIHN: •
Gettysburg, June HI,
A FREDERICK COUNTY FARM
AT PRIVATE SALL
The underelgeod, latiodlag to ream West, .An hit
FARM at Trivato Bak. It I. sitaatad on Lr.
crook In Trodetiek eotaty,Md., 14 mile, Me ick
citr, nate aerthweet of Xt./ I:%l 3 c ims pot, on the . O.
8)4 mar math of Union and 6 Wdlss inotth
sost of Mtwtymwo, containing iss ,40 'MO
am in timber. Thlend iala good °maiden,
limestone. and produces good Crops. It has .aVir fi l
been limed over ' setae twice. There are silo twenty
eons of familowor bottom load. 'He ban le well crater.
I.llgmtere running through it 4 The Weprotummte
ar• TV) BOUM ono • Two storfLog, mod the 'Mho:
• Two Mary Imes, (new,) with • • well of
water at the door, Log Crge sad Car
riage Home, with On Cribs s
hore; • said a j'Oing 0110111.11 D of tiboloe Ti fra r alal o t t
smalltFmlb Alps sad ilivi with t po with
home. NA to cam emtk4 %Minim
stmeendelly. .
Tenons wishing to are solioltsd to tin tit,
prapurtr 11 coiling roidgasthereon.
Perimwl portico
nth` i
nsat4 Mit • tM i pe
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THY PABLERS' AND XBROILANTS' nistrearce
COMPANY, OF TORT, PENNA.
Incorporated by the Legislature . Penn's. in 1.804.
A 1711101.1110 ...«........«..... 0100,000 00
Camas. Pant in 40,000 00
A MUMS AIMS _........._......«...«.. 52,974 17
INSURANCE can be made in this
• CoMpany at as low rates as are consistent with the
security ot the Company and the parties insured, and on
RA aootimmodating terms ms with any Company in the
country.
No premium notes are taken and consequently no as
sesamenta will be made on Its Policies.
This being an inland Company, no sista will be taken
in the lards cities.
• More than halt of the entire stock is owned by Its Offl•
core and Directors, which lea guarantee that its affabe
will be so managed as to make It a sale medium forinenr
.
MCA.
All losses promptly adjusted and paid without any de.
lay.
Applicttions mane throng* the Post Office, troth any
part of the country, will meet with inuiractlate attention.
Mee in the corner-rcom. Second Story of HARTMAN'S
BUILDING, Centre Square, York, Pa,
Preridelti—UßNßY WELSH.
Vice President—DAVlD B. !MALL.
Directors,
Philip A. Small, John A. Weiser,
M. B. Spahr, Geo. W. Ilion*lta,
Oh4rles A. Morris, W. EL Hurts, (of 0 )
John P. Spengler, Lewis Carl,
David E. Small.
Treasurer—Oharles Weiser.
Seerdary—T. Kirk White. •
HENRY A. PICKING, -Spent, Gettysburg,
F. N. W. BOWER, Yore Springs
June 26, 1867,—5m .
BLOOD! BLOOD!! BLOOD !!!
MAIZE'S BLOOD PURIFYING AGM IT
An effectual remedy in curing: Scrofula, t, alt Rheum,
Tatter, Ulcers and Sores, Blothes, Pimples, Tumors,
Boils, Pustules, General Debility, Dyspepsia, Lou of Ap
petite, Female Irregularitiee and Complaints, and, In
general, all diseases having thler origin In an impure
condition of the Blood, or a dieordsredst ate of the ner
vous system.
This medicine, the result of skillful and scientific com
bination, is a purely vegetable preparailon, free from all
injurious Ingredients.
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 seat of die
ease eradicates every trace of it from the @rem, 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 th'e blood, and it is of the
greatest importance for all that the blood which courses
through every part of the system carry no poison or cor
ruption with It. To stiffer with hideous sores, pimples
and eruptions and other diseases arising from impurity
of the blood is no longer necessary. ma the Blood Purify :
Mg Agent lime and safe in its effects. Mothers haring
children suffering from eruptions of any kind will And it
especially effectlee. The Proprietor has many testimoni
als from Clergymen and leading citizens of the county
where the medicine is prepared certifying to the wonder.
ful cures effected by it.
Prepared by Dr. 11. D. MAIZE,
Aehland, Penna.
Depot Gilbert A Royal, Wholesale lin:meets, Nos. 309
and 311 North Third it., Philadelphia.
Algrfor sale by Dr. Robert Horner and A. D. B nab ler,
Druggists, Gettysburg, Pa.
Jiine 19, 1867.4m.'
THE Indian Doctor, known as the
Lung, Throat, Heart and Blood Physician, will/pay
another visit to Gettysburg, room at the Eagle Hotel,
MONDAY, THE 24TH DAY OF JUNE, and will remain
until the let of July, where he can be consulted free of
charge, with the greatest confidence, and full assurance
of cure can be given in many cues after a thorough ex
amination. All his former patrons and others whoklee
sires his services will please call in time,as,the Doctor
can not prolong bin stay.
We use inch balms as hare no strife
With nature or the laws of life..'
b j
With blood our ha de we never, stain,
Nor poison men to e their pain ;
But our Father, who all goodness tills,
Provides the menus t cure our ills-
The simple herb each our feet
Well need, relieves our path complete .
June 19-td
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
BRYA . NT, STRATTON KIMBERLY'S
prepared for Room and Business Ilk la
THEORY & PRACTICE
combined by menu of Banks, flualnou manes and the
5443 63
..,..
ffl
THIS INSTITUTION
is endorsed by the leading Dustmen men of the City
2500
to 00
STUDENTS RECEIVED AT ANY TIME
6,613 63
.------
FOR PARTICULARS SEND FOR CIRCULAIO
Jana 19,1867.-1 y
52,1311 46
GETTYSBURG RAIL ROAD
CHANGE OF CONNECTIONS
Oa and after Monday , November 20th ,1865 , Passenger
Trains will leave and arrive at Gettysburg, and make
connection' as follows:
IFIRST TRAIN will leave Gettysburg at 7 45, A. M.,
with passengers for York, Harrisburg, Philadelphia
Baltimore, and the North and it est, arri wing at Hanover
Junction without change of care, 'at 10 23, A. N., con
nectOg with the tut Line South, c a the Northern Can•
tral Railway, and arriving at Baltimore at 12 30, noon.
Also,connecting with Mail train from Baltimore north,
arriving in Harrisburg at 1 10,P. M. Arrive at Gettys
burg 1 10, P. M., with passenger from Harrisbrirg,York,
Baltimore, and Washington.
2,139 46
1=11:::1
SECOND TRAIN will leave Get tysburg at I 20, P. 51"
arriving at Hanover Junction at 3 15, and connecting
with Mail train Eolith. Arrive In Baltimore at 5 80, P.
M. Arrive at Gettysburg at 6 16, P.M., with inusengars
from Philadelphia, Harrisburg, and the North and Weat,
and also with passengers from Baltimore and Washing
ton by the Fast Line North, which leaves Baltimore at
12 10, noon.
Passengers can leave Baltimore in the Mail train, at 9
A: M., and arrive in Gettysburg at I 10, P. M. Or leave
Baltimore in the Hut Line at 12 10,noon, and arrive in
Gettysburg at 8 :6, P. M. But one change °fears by the
Brat train, tither Way. TIC at Hanoyer Junctlou., The
east lice on the Northern Central will not atop at any
local stations, except York, Hanover Junction, and Park.
ton. Connections certain. .
May 29.
H ANOVER BRANCH RAILROAD,
TIME TABLE.
On and after MONDAY. May 6th, 1867, passenger trains
on the Hanover Branch Railroad will leayeaa follows:
FIRST TRAIN
(which makes connection with the trains on the North
ern Central railway at the Junction,) will leave Hanover
at 9.00 A. M., for York, Baltimore, Harrisburg, and inter.
mediateetations. This train arrives at the Junction at
945 A. If., connecting with the Fast Line Booth, on the
Northern Central Railway, which arrives at Baltimore
at 12 80 P. M., and also with the Mail Train North, which
arrives at Harrisburg it 12.66 P. M.
ga.,This train returns to Hanover at 12 M. and arrives
at Gettysburg at 1 P. N.
SECOND TRAIN
UMW Hanover at 2.20. P. M. and arrives at the Junction
at 810 P. M., connecting with the Mail Train South,
which attires at Baltimore at 6 P. M. Passengers by this
Train for York lay over at the Junction until 6.12 P. M.
sa„This Train returns to Hanover at 4P. M, with
wanglers for Hanover, Gettysburg and Littleetown.
Passengers leaving Baltimore for Hanover, Gettysbnrg
and Littlestown, will take either the Mall Train at 8.30
A. 11., or the Past Line at 12.10 P. M.
May. 29, 1841. JOBBPH LELB. Agent.
READING RAILROAD.
Great trunk line from the North and Northwest for
Philadelphia, New York, Reading, Pottsville Tanoqua,
Ashland, Lebanon, Allentown, Easton, Eph rata; Litis,
Lancaster, Columbia, lc., Sc.
Trains leave Harrisburg for New York, as follows: At
9.00, 9.10 and 935 A. M., and 2.10 and 9.00 P. M., connect.
tag with similar Trains on the Pennsylvania Rail Road,
and arriving at New York at 5.00 and 10.10 A. X., and
4.40, 5.20 and 1035 P.ll. Sleeping Cars accompanying
the 8.00 A. H. and 9.00 P. M.. Trisha without change
Leave Harrisburg for Reading, Pottsville Tamaqua,
Minersdlls, Ashland, Pine dime, Allentown a nd P'hflade4
at9lo A. N. and 2.10 and 4.10 P. 11., stapphig at
Loam sag principal Way Stations; the 4.10 PALmak.
lag oonnectkese for Philadelphia and Columbia only. For
Pottrrille,Seinrylkill Haven and Auburn, via liebuyikfil
and Susquehanna Ball Road, leave Harrisburg at 1.20
P. M.
Returntag: Leave New York. at 9.00 A. M., MOO Noon
and 6.00 and LOO P. 11; Philadelphia at 8.16 A. M. and
620 P. M. Way Passenger Train leaves Phindalphis at
7.80 A. K., returning from Reading at 6.80 P.l[. , s
g ots
gat all iltatknis ; Pottsville at 11A6 A. K. andp.
N.; Ashland 6.00 and 1120 A. M. and 1.06 P. I.; Tama
gni at 946 A. IL, and 120 end L 66 P. H.
Leave Pottovffie for Harrisburg, via iklenikill and
ihaquehanna Rail Read at 7.00 A. IL •
Reading Asoonunorla ilea Train: Learn Reading at
720 A. Id. returning from Philadelphia at6AgP. .l6
Pottstown .4tnodatioa Train: Lava !Pottstown
at 620 A. W„, rog leaves Philetslplds UN P. Y.
&lamb% gall Raid *alas leave Isading at T.OO A. ili
a:id 616 P. ILJOr Riphran Litz, Lan aster, Columbia,
On thindays : Leave New York at 820 P.M; Pidiadei.
phis LOO A.H.and 316 P o th e LOO A. M. Traia ran
sing only to Zell; P ILOO A. K.;
926 A. IL, and Rsadintat and 7.10 A. M.fr Horan
burg, aid 11.21 dtalL kr Nisi York and 4.10 P.
Phliadslphia.
ikon allt
Ootwautation, e Wan, ikkool and Itnadid an
Masts, to and ll potato, atreduad Rata
* i pso ducked. tlitougia/ 110 panda allowed talk
• - .114 "mom,
• Good hpaiessi4,l4.
soluisiftilisTA mt. .
sew gurtrustintuts.
INSURE YOUR PROPERTY.
PURIFY YOUR BLOOD
NOTICE
CORNER 10TH AND CHESTNUT STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA
YOUNG MEN
general
age el all k IMi of Business Paper
COLLEGE OPEN ALL TEIE YEAR
Xioto of /rare.
B. McCUBDY, Pres't
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
April Bth, 1867.
gtgal,/Pnkts.
N OTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
•
propped@ will be recolvad for remodel*" Mir
()Mirth Bermol House la Highland townehip,Adams coma
ty, up to &itnrday, the HIM OfJene, at I o'clock, 2. EL,
at which time and place there will he a meeting of the
Board otlehool Directors to contract for the name.
By order of the Board of Directors.
Junei —td DAVID STEWART, Pro%
PROPOSALS '
TILL be received by the Executive
oammitt44) the urptaw' Hoometead of OetVe•
burg, until THURSDAY Tin 27TH INST., Sro thefts
a frame Barn at the Homestead Into a school room, to.
TheMa and spedncatlons can be seen at the cilia of
the , X. 0. McCreary, Seq.
•
June ;9.-2t Chu!noun of Executive J. L. SCRIM
Couunittee
NOTICE.
THE Sctool Directors of "Gettys-
Wart School District" meet cm Monday men
bug, .My Bth, to elect Teachers for Public Schools ofdd
diark4 TheCoanty flapeihkteodent Will examine ap
plicants la the School Buildlog, at 10 o'clock, A. M. of
that del. - By order of the Board,
Juke P.--t,„ J. {. McObJIARY, Eftrittary.,
• .
NOTICE:.
h
TEE subberiber as now thoroughly
ricalred his GRIST AND SAW MILLN, known se
"MeILRINNY'S MILL" on, Marsh creek, and it prepar
ed to doGRINDING m
,AND SAWING of se- kind at
short mites. He solicits the patronage of the,nelvhbor
hood, egg will guarantee satisAtetion. Give as a call.
June 150.867.-tf GEORGE 07NOXLL.
NOTICE TO TAX -PAYERS.
The panty Commissioners take this method of inform
ing the tea-payers of AdauM county that the State Au
thorltledno longer allow abatement for early payment
of Statellnexes—but add dye per cent. to the quota of
each county that does not pay by theist of August. The
Commislioners therefore give notice that in order to
meet till" demand. Tax-payars throughout this county
will be apecupd to pay on or before the 15TH DAY Of
JULY NEXT—'-otherwtse flee per cent. must be added
by thelllmtors in all curl.
By order of Commissioners,
May 1867,-td J. M. WALTER, Clerk.
CEMETERY' NOTICE.
A
T s meeting of the Board of Man-
A.R. aorionteer-Onwu Cemetery . Association held June
10,istr,o bellowing Resolutions were adopted :
Baaved, That lb. lbhowlng be added to the ity- Laws,
By. Low fig 33 be 91) 9hllla CO al to read u follows, to take
effect on ;lla Ist dayeetspeted.ll67:
No. Ihe prices'of Lots until further ordered shall be
fifteen d/lArs for ii:altigle lot.
Elcsoietd That ,11l transfers of Lots shall be subject to
following . dillons—for prielhupe of transfer Aye dollen
shall be 1 paid upon each enclosed lot, and two dollars
and fi fty: tit' upon each lot not encloseu ; Provided
that this sll not be requlrei In cases where the Lot
ell
holder makpg transfer, at seine time purchases an equal
number di lats. [June 19,1861.-3 t
DISSOLUTION.
PHFa iartnership heretofore existing
umvot the undersigned under the firm of GARD
PLR &UMBER, of Petersburg, Y. 8., is hereby die
soi•ed.
All pars Indebted t said grin, will please make
payment wiboat delay. Either partner Is authorized
to use the nano of the Arm in the settlement of the bu
siness. J. A-GARDNER,
J. W. GARDNER.
HAVING disposed of my stock •of
lesciandise to Messrs. Hartman k Sadler, and
In retirhs fan • successful business career of nearly
sigmas year; I hereby return my grateful acknow
ledgemaits tcmy Mende and customers for thole liberal
patronise, ad cheerfully recOmmend to their generous
encoungetnet, my successors, Messrs. Hartman t &El
ler. • J. A. GARDNER.
Aprilla. 157.-tf
MaJTOR'S NOTlCE.—Letters
Tietamotary on the &tat* ofJonn Wasurra, late
of Henellim tranship, Adam' ! county, Penn., deceased,
havingdeen pained to the undersigned reidding In said
townp, to hereby gives notke to all persons indebt
ed to esid mate to call and make immediate payment
and thine)taing claims against the same will present
them proper/ authenticated foreettlement.
NOAH D. ISNYDiIit,
Zreentor.
MAy 9,18 ',6t*
ip.XEG.JTOR'S NOTlCE.—Letters
lhaga
/E
.s....4sugary on khe Estate of Rev. Dr. NACTS ,
late of(ett tug Borargb, Adams county, Penn, de.
awed, tav g been granted to the undersigned residing
to the ista rough, she hereby give notice to all per
sons insetittl to said estate to make immediate payment
and dote tv , Mg claims against the same to prevent
them pppe authenticated for settlement.
UAERIET B. KRAIITII,
Jane 9, 467.-at Executrix.
NlCE.—Letters of Administra
tin the estate of Des= Yrotsa, late of Shahan
towns* Mune county, Peruse, deceased. having been
gray the undersigned, residing in the same town-
ship, Where,/ gives notice to all persons Indebted to
said es4te telaake immediate payment„ and those hav
ing elate itsphint the same to present them properly an
thentieged fir settlement.
nei.2,43P
GEORGE BOYER, Adq'r
Fe TOR'S NOTlCE.—Letters
E
tary on the estate °alma Osamu*, late
of Le, hip, Adams county, Pstum., gm"
hating granted to the undersigned residing in t
same treat fp, he hereby given collo' to all
debted said astute to rail and make intme=l"pay
ment, d throe haring chasm against the same will
praientiem properly authenticated tor stStkment.
JOLLY WOLFOR.D, Ixecutor.
Junej'. 1867.4 V
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0 0 MS!B ROOMS!
,
ieridgned continues to mannheture Brooms at
tad M Carlisle street adjoining Railroad Depot.
%vs dining the ibil a fall impply on band, and
to tarnish them ABOLISALI OR MAU,
le to order or-on the shares. Persons having
_ a mould do well to give him s call.
June 1 Loa B. R. TIPTON.
The
hb old
He wil
will be
Broom
Brame
TIONAL :HOTEL,
CASEIT()WN, PA.,
KlrrufGEß, Psonurrou
U leased the above 'l'o4i:sown Holum and
• g thoroughly reternished it, he is now pre.
entertain his friends and the public. The
Brolt\l Ceonneeted with this Hone, More
reittea, and pesos desiring to spend a WV
months na h neighborhood, OM And no ,
. re plow. ealthy
Large Stabling aeeomodatlons,
of Liquors and Wines. Charges mesosalde.
. P. IaTTLINGER.
• Pa., June 19, 18$7.—Smn
H'
weeks
nor. a
andlh
4. 11 N BOWMAN,
. 704 Arch Street•
. • PHILADBLPHIA,
tituadkagazar ..dl %dor is
tAih-;
MI: rila AND PLATED WARE,
1m
Oar foods ma Sobledly th• dampest is th• City
,
MOLD PLATIA A No. 1.
1Eart,1111.47
221 , a Awn WAJORD—SIOI"*MaIa sad
• • Filaualatroimisoarltiff PATINT
iffir '' I __,. MAPOISR. It is ••10,4
*sr Sas , .........RakfiV n atike• • With ImA ••
bah pew , Nita cady DOLLARS. Ram
panu mgr taileowlentsts ti. lot Sill w =l6s
addroah: : " • 4IFSIORD.A
114;.
118° AP ~ IDIM Pt 14111
/las i 19,•••••• 41011 ' 1
ethiltint 100, Mous, &t. -
MERCHANT
Am-0- r
monis, glaftl2(ZlM6l, TWNEDS,
and other anualaiskfa , MIN icor, fundabed said made
up, to 'order, on id,ort wan. • -
SATISFACTION. WARRANTED
Work abo 'Akita from Costookors, who parelawa their
Goods obeWhon. •
W I T. KING,
York - tarok, opposite the Bank.
Jane 12,111V7.-17-
GREAT REDUCTION
IN PRIZIES OF
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARD
QUEENSWARE,
AT
J. C. ZOUCK & SON'S,
NSW OXFORD, PENN'A. •
We have Put returned from the City where we bought
ou " r 1 stoc k
nellizglaeurdtrlateedtalieclne • f goods suitable in
par of Plath all Wool e
De Leine; decline. O ur
De Laicise, Call-
Plaids; Bleached. end unbleached Muslim, Card
ms Kentucky Jesus, Linens. A large
lot of tee' Baluaoki Gaiters, plain and tipped Morocco
Shoes.
A comply inent of Groceries at low ruts; Hard
ware such as rton, Spring," Shear, Blister and Cast
Steels, Horse Shoe; Shoe Bar, Nall Bads, Ham
mered Iron, Nails, SPA hovels. Spades and Forks.,
Door Locks, Pad Locks, Lido s, Hinges, Screw; Table
and Pocket Cutlery, Gri nes, Paints. Oils, Glass,
Putty, do., China and Qu nsware by the set.
W. invite the public give us a call and examine our
stock before putchasing sewh ere as we are determined
to sell. Thankful for • t patronage we hope to merit
the same in the future.
June 12,1867.-dm J. 0. ZWICK k SON.
New oods !
CHEAP-CHEAPER -CHEAPEST!
IF you wish to buy good and cheap
Goods, call at JACOBS k BKO'S. STORE, near My
ers' Hotel, in Chambenburg street, Gettysburg. They
have the very best selection of goods, such u CLOTHS,
Ok&SIMERES, TWEEDS, £c., the market an produce,
and are determined td all them as cheap as can be bold
auywhare in town or country. Any person wishing to
have them cut out, an have it dons tree of charge.--
Those desiring Goods male up, can also beaccomuiodatad
We warrant the best work and the best fits to be had
anywhere No humbug in what we say.
We have on hand the very best most datable SEWING
MACHINES, and an always ready to wait on purchas
ers. Full satisfaction given uto operating machines.—
Call and examine. We warrant them to be the best In
use. JACOBS k BRO.
•
May 29, 1867.
ANOTHER VETO
BY NORRIS,
CLOTHING,
HATS AND CAPS,
B OTS AND SHOES
AS CHEAP AS BEFORE THE WAR.
ALSO
Anything in the Gentleman's furnishing line.
Can be found at the Cheap Store of
,T. C. NORRIS.
May 29 1887.-tf
NEW AND CHEAP CLOTHING
AT BRINKERHOFF'S
STACKS OF THEM!
J BRINKERHOFF, cornerof the
• Diamond and York strew, has Jost returned from
the city with an unusually attractive assortment of
CLOTHING YOB SPELDTG & AMMER WHAT!,
which he will sell at such price. as cannot fail to take
them off very rapidly. Call and Judge for yourselves.—
To look at the excellent materiel, tasteful _cutting, nod
neat and substantial sewing, and then to get his low
prices—callen cannot help ut bay, when they see It so
much to their In target to do so.
He has Coats, Pants, Vests, of all styles. and materials,
Hats, Boots and Shoes ;
Shirts, clan kinds, Hosiery, Glove., Handkerchiefs,
Neck Ties, Craeats, Linen and Paper Collars, Suspenders,
Brushes, Combs, - -
Trunks, Valiees; Umbrelimi, Pocket Knives, Segura,
Smoking and Chewing Tobaccos, Pipes, Stationery. gc. ;
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, with a thousand dad one
other articles, entirely too numerous tall in a st
riper advertisement.
lie asks the attention of the public new stock.
confident that It will please—and no on or will sell
&Gaper. Don't forget theplac•—eo e rot York street
end the Diamond, Gettysburg •
May 2:11, 1001. 34:00D" *RV
HATS, CAPS, FURS.
S. S. McCREARY
ass Just Opened a new imeortassine‘t HAT 8 and
CAPS. of the latest style and LAPIN which he is pre.
parade* sell at reduced prices and lower than the same
goods can be had in the city. ^II and examine his
stock, at hl old establishment on qambersburg street,
opposite Boishfor's Drug Store.
Cleteystiorg,June 1 887.—1 y
C. SOM.ERS & SON,
SOS;CHESTNUT STREET,
Call the attn on of the public to their stock Of
NE CLOTHING,
Also, to the( assortment anew stile pi4goode tor
SPRINi. AND SUMMER WEAR.
Our Meastpla Department is sfi organised that gentle_
men can feetimery confidence that the garments obtain
ed will be mu& in the
BESTINER, AND LATEST STYLE.
C.‘ OMERS & SON.
April 18.V0:3m
TERRIBLE SLAUGHTER!
TN the prism of all kinds of Ready-made Cloth.
lag, to 11 convinced you have bat to call at
PICKING'S
EIWTS AND CAPS!
THE Largest, But and Cheapest Stock of Pub
lonabl y lats and Caps, in Adams county.
at NORRIS'.
GO JD FOR THE EYES,
To call, aid look through the extensive stock
of all kinds of Coats, e, veriety of Pasts and
neat styles of Vests at PICKING'S
TO LOOK GENTEEL,
B UY your mita •t the Cheap Store of
PICKINGS
EIGHT-DAY,
THIRTY -HOUR and Alarm Cloaks at
PICKING'S
WHAT'S DOWN ?
WHY Cow, flesh sad Yalta at
PICKING'S
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
TIN-WARE IN THE COUNTY,
S. G. COOK'S,
(Formerly ►edrew Polley's); &bosoms of
THI NWT 000UNG-BTOTIBB IN TEN MANKIN,
mon widdi an tbe
OLD DOMINION,
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VALUABLE DWENr rNG-110138E
if AT PRIVATE BALE
The atibeeriber, Mending to lame Gettysburg. offers
at Private Baba the 11017511 is *bleb he now resides, In
Baltimore street. It has been thoroughly re J.d,
painted and papered; is tarnished with an abn r
soft water, and with M. The property' has a of
Beventy.elght Mt on Baltimore et., her a spaelona yard,
with a adobes o r choice Iran Trees In it, and a large
Barn In the rear or. it. Possession given August, 15th,
1867. - 7. A. KIIILLEDIBBSCI, Jr.
June 41867.4 f -
FARM AT PRIVATE SALE.
I offer for sale my PARK situated in &ratan town
ship, two miles east efeettysburg, on the turnpike lead.
lug to York, and lumen on the old Trestle Farm. It
contains 111 ACRES of good land, and is In a high state
of cultivation. It has beam tlusoughly limed, and Is to
good repair. The finds are mostly of good locust poetb
and chestnut rails. There are about 20 ACRES In good
Iffeadow,lying in threw separate parts. Therg Are, also
about 85 acres of thriving timber, and good'ogiiings of
Water in every Said except one. There bp glnser two.
story BRICK HOUSE, and a Bank Bern over - 100 feet
long newly covered,. There ban excellent Spring near
the Roue; also a good well of water near the Barn.—
About 6 Acres are covered with excellent grafted Fruit
—Apples and peaches.
Se-Any person wishing to purchase a good Home will
do well to view this snug little Farm before purchasing
elsewhere. JOSEPH TROSTLE.
•
lJane 5, 1867.—tf
FARM AT PRIVATE SALE
'1 °freest private elle at my residence In Tyrone town
-4144 one mite went of Heiolerabtirg, on the Menalien
read, 100 ACRES Off 000 D LAND, on which are a two
story Log House, weather•boarded, and plastered Stone
*When, and Bank Barn. There is a good well of Water
near the House; also two streams of never -fAling water
running through the farm. About 20 Acre' areof young
thriving TIMBER, with a never-tailing Spring of run
ning.water thereon. There are about 25 Acres of good
Meadow Land; also a-good Lime Kiln on the farm and
a good ORCHARD Of FRUIT. The Farm has been
limed three times within fifteen yeers. It is In a high
state of cultivation, and is surrounded with Mills and
Churches. There is a good School-hones on the farm.
s.. Any person wishing to see this Farm, or that on
the York turnpike, will ond me at home at all times.
June 5,1867.—tf JOSEPH TROSTLE.
FA RMS FOR SALE.
I will sell the Fermi,
No. 1. Lying on the llarrisburg
and Gettysburg road between York Springs and Hal tilers.
burg, containing 121 ACRES, witb improvement', now
occupied b," James Miller. Price VS per acre.
No. 2. Lying on the Carlisle and
New Oxford road, between Ileidlenburg and New Chas
ter, containing 145 ACRES, with good improvements,
now occupied by George J. Shank. Price $Ac per acre.
Terms: One Marto be paid on the delivery of the
deed; the balance to suit the purchaser, either in cash
or in first Judgment Bonds of not less than $2OO for No.l,
and $4OO for No. 2, to be paid annually with interest.
sollese farms are patented, lie handsomely and have
been limed. W.F. BONNER:,
•
May 29, 1887.-tf
torwarding touoto.
W. E. BIDDLE. H. S. BENNER
100,000 Bush. Grain Wanted.
NEW FIRM . AT THE OLD 'WARE
.... HOUSE. WM. E. BIDDLE k CO. would inform the
public that they have leased the Warehouse on the cor
ner ofStratton street and the Railroad, in Gettysburg,
where they will carry on
THE GRAIN AND PRODUCE BUSINESS,
in *Hits branches. the highest prices will always be
paid for Wheat, Rye:Corn, Oats, Clover and Timothy
lieeds,Plaggeed, Sumac, Hay and Straw, Dried Fruit-
Nuts, Soap, Hams, Shoulders and Sides, Potatoes, with
everything else in the country produce line.
GROCERIES.—On hand, for sale, Coffees, Sugars,
Molasses, Syrups, Teas, Spices, Salt. Cheese. Vinegar,
Soda, Mustard, Starch, Brooms, Buckets, Blacking,
Eloapsollic. Also COAE OIL, fish Oil, Tar, kc. FISH ot
all kinds; Spikes and Nails; Smoking and Chewing To
baccos.
They ere always able to supply a first rate article of
Flour, with the different kinds of Feed.
Also, Ground Plater, with Guano' and other fertili
zers. COAL, by the bushel, ton or car load.
They will run a LINE OP FREIGHT CARS from Get
tysburg to Baltimore once every week. They are pre
pared to convey Freight either way. In any quantity, at
RIDUCED RATES. They will attend, it desired. to the
making of purchases in the city, and delivering the
goods promptly in Gettysburg. Their cars run to the
Warehouse of Nathan Roop t Co., N0.12S North Howard
street, near Franklin, Baltimore, where freight will be
received at anytime. They invite the attention of the
public to their line, amuring them that they will 'pare
no effort to accomm odate all who may patronize them.
Apiill9.lB66.—tf BIDDLE•BENNER.
FORWARDING
;AND COMMISSION HOUSE.
FL OUR AND FEED
GRAIN AND GROCERIES
HAVING purchased the extensive
••••• Warebonse,Cars, kr., heretofore °lined by Samuel
Herbst, we beg leave to inform the public that we are
continuing the bp/biesa at the old stand on the corner
of Washington and Railroad streets, on a more extensive
scale than heretofore.
We are paying the highest market price for Ylo%
tivi c n our istAtftf produce.
and an kinds of Groceries, k t
constantly on hand and for We, cheaper than they C&D
be hod anywhere she.
=:=
Neater, and all kinds of fertilisers, constant& on
han4. or furnished to order.
air-A regular line of Freight Cars will leave our Ware.
house every TUESJAF 310/LYING. and accommodation
trains will be run as occasion may require. By this ar
rangement we are prepared to convey Freight at all
timer to and from Baltimore. Ali business of this kind
entrusted to us, will be promptly attended to. Our car.
run to the Warehouse of Stevenson k Sons, 165 north
Howard street, Baltimore. Being determined to !my
good prices, sell cheap and deal fairly, we invite every.
body to give us a call. CULL' I I y.R.NSHAW.
Aug. 9,1166.
Itotograph Oalitrits.
WE are always glad to see our
friends at the Excelsior Galiery, it still stand. in
the wine old place opposite the Bank on York et., Get ,
tysbnrx, Pa. C. J. TYSON.
PHOTO MINIATURES at the Ex
celsior Gallery are superb and are furnished a
one.third city prices. Call and examine specimen's.
C. J. TYSO4.
A-4IXCELSIOR is our motto. To
please our aim! and to render eatiefactlon in every
butanes our determination. C. J. TYSON.
CONSTANTLY on hand an assort
want aline Truces, Photograph Alba rns,Cards •nd
bukets for grimes, from the Hattie-field, Photographs of
oar Generals, at4other distinguished individuals, at the
liestirlor C. J. TY BON.
THE best Photographs made in this
County amide at ths Excelsior Gallery, Getty.-
burg, opposite the old Bank. C. J. TYSON.
EY all means have your Photographs made a
the Zxcelsior Gallery if you desire them pert
act. O. J. TYSON.
LARGE VIEWS of the Battle-field,
dngly or In sets, verY low; also Stereoscopic Views
theltattle-lield, at the Exc.ltior Gallery. Do not fail
see to them. C. J. TYSON.
REMOVAL!
THE GETTYSBURG SKYLIGHT GALLERY.
THE undersigned takea pleasure in
Mmounclug to the citizens of Gettysburg and the
public generally that be has removed from his old rooms
On Wet Middle street, to Baltimore street and nearly
opposite the store of /ahnestock Brothers. The room he
sow occupies, has been recently fitted up expressly for
his bulges,. The location is an admirable one, enabling
him to take pictures in all shades of weather, and with
orrentness unequalled any where else,
LI/It-LIKE PHOTOGR.APHS,
of every size end deecolptiott, emoted in the Snestetyle
'articular otteo Lion (tent° the CAETE-DE VISITS, and
In copying AIOI.IQTATEB and DAGIMILRIIIOTYPES of
docooood Meade. Also—
THE ORTTUBIYR GEMS,
a new style of picture which has 'become very popular
with the public, not only for their beauty,' bat for cheap
ness andconvanience. 13IXTREN ibr ONE DOLLAR on
ly. Also—Tbljb POSORLAIN PICTURES, which for
their twenty Mid &Ability are Vineurpestcal
We are prepared to carry, on the burliness in all its
vartansbranchss,and hawing had considerableesperience
we run no risk in
GUARANTEEING PERIPZI.F SATISFACTION.
Gar facilities tin a full display of our skill are unequal
ed by any other Gallery In the County. and we would
herefore invite OTOty one to Cll4 at the 1 .
NEW GITTYSBI7IIIH SKYLIGHT HALLIBY.
Call and einadate oar Specimens and jud
MIIME y o
for your
Wyse. LEVI t.
June 21,15414.
GITRNtY & SON,
PHOTOORLPH ARTISTS,
707 Broacksay, New York.
In Minton to oar PHOTOGRAMO ART GALLERY,
estehlithed IMO. We hove Itr the last five years had mid,
Tri LT: MP = ril to
{MU the lAROMINEA G VILIBRI:
WU of • Way In RDCA PORTRAITS, and Ire now
rur to m seibkjpgeclfarar 9600 BIIIIJ NOM AMERI
NOIRREN; oleo e large lid ofOoptas of
WORLD OP ART AND ENGRAVING&
gueh fie the Eight Ray. Mow of the ipteeopial church,
the (Whale Clergy, and the Mow of all denominations,
FAtdnent aims of the Arm ,Nary and Couto:lento
rden harem% Millard Play-
Wanks cel sad ebrities, ?Mora from Statuary, mile au4
Mtn* ,
91 .1 11±011Issit on reeelppt of Stamp.
for one dawn pictures from oar Chtalmon will
h► dSIJO,. d.sotbb77 mil dm. Slagle Main's'
Si tieb Wily ee of emtrivimis 16 cants @soh.
IC L . Intim albs to oall attention to the shmin •
vs moo** morodmommoroopfinold Digu .
Alettiot4PMArd Mats te., of
MT 111pATIVII8 AND Mune, ~
indink to nay shte, and finhhhig in on, wait
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ot gate *tiers.
gob, gimp, paktum ar.
A. D. BUEHLER,
THROUNIICAL, CLASSICAL AND NMI/LUNE°
BOOKS,
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
STATIONER Y;
PERFUMERY OF ALL KINDS,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
C 7 aamberaburg street, near Diamon'd
May 49,1867.-17
Driigs and Medici.es.
FORNEY'S OLD STANA.
THE =ler/Ivied having taken eharke iif this
old and popular Store ; takes pleasure in in—
forming the public that he la constantly receiving fresh
supplies of all kind, of DBUQS AND MEDICINES. from
the most reliable houemaind is prepareed to accommo.
date bisect/tomer@ with any article In bin line
• '
FREER DlitCB AND MEDICINES,
Of every description, alt th• popular PATENT MEDI
CINES of the day, with a full supply 01 cbenalcalt, Per
turnery, Paints, Dye Stuffs, Varnishes, Fluids, Tamen
tine, Hair Oils, Ex t recta, Soap. Brushes, together with
a great variety of Fancy articles—ln short, everything
mostly found In a first class Drug Store—constatntly on
hand.
av- Physicians supplied at reasonable rates, and pre
scriptions carefully compounded and prepared at all
hours of the day and night—Sunday not excepted. Be-
lug determined to sell cheap, he would uk a liberal] share
of pubhc patronage. Glee non call and see tn. your
selves. JOHNS FORNISY.%
Aug. 9, 1866,
DR. R. lIORNER'S
DRUGS, STATIONERY AND NOTIO4S,
GETTEYBURG, PA
•
His own preparations are all guarantied to answer th•
purposes Intended.
Dr. R. Ilorner's AntlChulera and Diarrhoea mix
tare, tlir all diseases of the stomach
and bowels.
Olein fur Chapped Ilanda
Fragrant Myrrh, for preserving and beautify
lag the tee:h, and for all diseases of the
rns.
Ills Tonic and Alterative Powders. for Lionel and
Cattle, are superior to any in the market.
Pure Liquors f,ir medical one. Prescriptions
carefully 614,4.
Medical advice without Charge
June 5, 1847.-tf
Xirery stabito.
GETTYSBURG LIVERY,
SALE & EXCHANGE STABLE.
THE ProprietOr of these Stables,
receivfeedl i b n e gt s h laenevkefuol
f inf o t r h n el t i h b e e praultpact r t o h n a a t ge e he o r n e t to n f n o e rr s
the LIVERY BUSINESS at his old stand on Washington
street,Gettysburg, near the Railroad, where hell pre
pared at ail timesto accommodateperso3awithanythlng
In his line.
110118E8,COACILES, BUGGIES,AC.,
urnistied at short notice and on reasonable terms, and
competent di Ivess sent along it desired. Persons will be
^oureyed to other towns, or to any place In the country. ,
liar stock and Coaches are of the Ant class, and no pans
will tie spared to make passengers comfortable. He is
prepired at &Mimes to furnish coaches for funerals;
and oleo to !wile% deairing to go over the Battlefield
suto visit the Springs.
•
MAO—HORSES AND MULES
will I ebonght and sold *tell times. Persons desiring to
~er—'.,ase stock will and it to their advantage to call on
pnllenelicrwil, as his stock Is warranted to be u rep.
esented or no sale. Ile ham •
will
lot ofHorses and
Males at present on band which will be mild on reasons.
ble tams, They are sound and free from disease, and
aregnarutied to work as represented. Persons will
Sod it to theiradvantage to callat the old stand before
hiring or purchasing elsewhere.
Aug. 3, 1565.—tf I'ITCHOLAS WEAVED..
THE EAGLE LIVERY,
SALE'& .E.X.THANGE STABLES.
IT
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rin l gton Street, GettipZurg, Pa.
AD IN NG THE EAGLE HOTEL.
THE undersigned would respectful
lyA inform the public that he has opened a new
LIVERY, SALE AND EXCHANUE ;STABLE In this
place, nod is prepared to offer superior accommodations
in this line. He has provided himself with Buggies, Car.
lieges, Hacks, Light Wagons, Ac ~ of the latest styles,
sufficient to meet the publi: deauatuL Ilia horses are all
good, without spot or blemish, and perfectly reliable=
none of your "old cripples," but allot the "2.40" order.
Riding parties can always beaccommodated and coat
tenable equipments furnished.
Parties. large or small, can get just what they want on
the most accommodating terms.
Visitors to the Battle-ffeld politely attended to, aiirl
reliable drivers Dirnished if desired.
Parties conveyed to and from the Depot upon the ar
rival and departure of every train.
Horses bought', sold. or exchanged, and always a
chance for bargaiiis given . Our motto is iiit•ir play and
no gouging." !
.3.. Particular iittention paid to furnishing Vehicles
and !tacks for lutiarals.
•
si-We flatter ourselves than by charging moderately
and by furnishing superior accommodations, we cannot
coil to please every one who patrouizes oar establish
men[.
T. T TA'PE.
May 29. 1867.—tf.
!orgc and .fouary.
IRON IRON-IRON!
GETTYSBURG FORGE
THE subicribers respectfully inform
1 the Public that they have erected • Forge to con
nection 'with their steam 11111, and are now manufactur
ing
Forge'-Hammered Iron,
each as Plough, Horseshoe and . Bar Iron, and reepocital:
ly invite Blacksmiths and Dealers to give theme a call,
feeling satisfied that they will be able to :please se to
quality, a nish and price.
BRINGtIAN & WARREN.
N. B. The highest market price paid for Wrought
urn) Iron.
B. t W.
Dec. 13,1688.
GETTYSBURG FOUNDRY.
THE subscriber would inibrm his customers and others
that he is still manufacturing various kinds of Has
tings and Machines, made to order, on short notice, inch
as
THRESHERS AND POWERS.
(fire different rises of Powers,) Clover-seed Hallefes and
Cleaners, Corn Sheller's and Separators, Cornibdder Cat
/ _ J r
Cat
ten, Stra and Ray Cutters, Ploughs, inch as Cast
Ploughs, &rehear Ploughs, Side-hill and Corn Ploughs;
the •
WIRE-SPRING HORSE RAKE,
the latest Improvement; also Metal Screws Sri Cider
Prowes, ,Iran Railing for Cemeteries or Porches, with
evtuthlng !tile in his line, all at low prices. ~..
POR SALE—A light Two-bores Wagon, a One-horse
Wagon, all new. DAVID STERNER.
May 29.—tf
Q 1 Oat, "gumber, Mutt, tic.
SIIINGLES.—Prime- Shingles, the
P, " best in the market, for sale at JACOh EIR lUDS'S
new Lumber Yard, on the Railroad, adJolning ths Limo
Kilns, Gettysburg. [N0v.11306.-to
Lime & Coal.
G+ UINN & REILLY hiive erected
two additional Lime Kilns on the Railroad, and
are therefore better prepared t han over to suPplj the
best of LIMLIC,In Large or smaliquantities. Fanners and
others can hereafter look for a more - prompt fillingof
theft orders, 'and are Invited to extend and oostinue
their Ihvors to a firm which is making every effort toe°.
conipmedate them In the best manner potable. •
They will also continue to keep' on bind, for sale, •
good supply of the different kinds of COAL, which they
villein at email profits. , _
Coal and Woe delivered anywher i inOettysburgi
June 21, 1866.-4 f
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LUMBER I LUMBER !
NEW LUMBER YARD IN EMMPlitg„.,-,
BURG, MD. - -• .
WE would respectfUlly inform the
.. publl4 that'we have established • LAVSSIIIM
BIM YARD in limmittsbarg, Md.
LUMBER, SCANTLING, ricuurra Alp, DAMS
FLOORING BOARDS, WINDOWS, DHORS,
SHUTTERS, BLINGE, ..
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Andesety desiniptJan of Ritildine lonstber oarnidia at • •
. Unt lowest cash, prices, by - ' •
nli•LlAlt DUMB,
4 e
- ' sf'i tott •_ tf Arent for Potter A Co..
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W LIMBER YARD.
aufGTq nndet•ltned hies opined • Antos
ONeu ni on the Railroad, Ne GUirmt Ar',
I riLL,:e Kilns, Gettysburg aaMseke the pa u,
ohne • call His assorsietiot Is sae of the beet emu"
l ogikTed lune ausa_piplt" , WW! OW ~ 1
r is. o•4 l = Alaw. PlMl n k.„ 4.
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