11 II L... ENN 10 II NEWS OF FEIGIbtOR =I CaivoU. Twenty-five shares of Stock in theinst Na tional Bank of Westminster, were sold last week at a premier of $l5. Cumbeikani. I ra; let 'NatiOast BenlF of Eihippenebnrg, tae declared a dividend of 4 per cent for the bust six months: ON Wednesday last, a heavy hail storm peseed over the lower' end of Curitherhuld county, and betieen ',Shiremanstown and Me chanicsburg many fields of wheat and corn .sustained great damage. 'Numb tn. A little boy, about three years old, while sitting on the track of the Lebanon Valley Toad, near Harrisburg, on tixel 27th •ult., was run over and killed. He was noticed too late to stop the'train. Franklin. A Lodge of Good Templaks -was organized luFayetteirille, on the 28th ult. Jacob Whetzel, who had a leg bloken by. the falling of a tree, near Waynesboro', requi ring its imputation, died on the 2nd init. Mims Douglas, of Chambersburg, has pre sented a handsome Communion'Service to the new Presbyterian church in Waynesboro. The corn crop, which some weeks ago pre sented at unpromising appearance, now promises a fine yield. Tha.Corner Stone of the new Presbyterian church in Mercersburg, will be laid on Satur day next. Frederick The Secretary of the Treasury his appoint ed Lieut. Noble H. Creager, of Frederick ci ty, General Inspector of Distilled Spirits tar the Fourth Congressional District of Mary land- . The Frederick (Maryland) Republican says : The apprehensions that have been felt for some tithe in regard to the present harVest have now, happily vanished, and prospects have given way to reality. The wheat crop will surpass, both in quality and amount, any that we have had for a number of years. We are reliably informed that there never was a larger amount sown in Western Maryland, nor a yield that was more ample. The corn, which has been rather backward, is now oom zing forward rapidly, and bids fair to make a fug crop. We are glad to chronicle a fact 'which will have a wholesome effect upon both ithe business and finances of the country. Laneaster Henry Slaymaker, while engaged in repair ing the railroad track near Leaman Place, on the 2nd inst., was struck by the locomotive of a freight train, and was so severely injured That he died a short time after the accident. ON Thursday night, a young man named john 13. Stewart, boarding at Funk's hotel, Lancaster, got up in his sleep and sprang from a third story window. His fall was luckily broken by the limbs of a tree in • front of the building, and his injuries were not serious. Os the 35th ult., Mr. Abraham Kauffman, a respectable citizen of Manor township, was •overcome by heat in a hay-field, and fell speechless, dying in a few minutes. 1 ork. A Drum Corps has been organized in Han user—;!!ikon Bair; .Fife-major ; Howard Stahl 'Dram-major; and Wm. Britcher, Ensign. A DESTRUCTIN.E. hailstorm passed over parts of York county on Wednesday last, damaging the crops more sir less. Some sheep were FEARFUL LIiiIITSING STROKE.—Last Thurs- Tlay attenoon,. a large crowd had assembled In the Fair Ground it Buffalo. N. T., when a sharp thantler storm suddenly came 'up. The rain began to!fall t and the crowd sought ref-. age from its effects in the , exhibition sheds. A flash of lightning took place, accompanied by a loud peal of thunder, and instantly an awful spectacle was fcesented. The light ning struck one of the sheds which contained men, women and homes. About a hundred persons were paralysed in an instant., falling on their faces, and as many as fifty were ren dered Insensible for five or ten minutes, while about a dozen were quite seriously burned.— Two horses were killed on the spot. An old gentleman pamed John Gardeneir, and two or three others, are not .expected to recover.— The lightning struck a post in the centre of the shed, against which Henry Tilton,, the ,landlord of the West Falls Hotel, was leaning, land to which a horse was attached by a chain limber. The horse was killed instantly, while Mr. Tilton escaped by being dazed and knock ed down. A young lady named Miss Nellie (;asset', L Wila wore a white and black checked mess, was quite serously injured, and her dress was fairly scorched, but did not take fire. Ano ther woman was struck on the shoulder, the fluid , passing down her side, raising a perfect blister in its course. A man from Otto was hit on the right side of the bead, and on his recovery the mark was found to commence at the right eye, which was swelled like a puff •ball, and could be traced -doirn the neck, across the chest and off the leXt tgern. — 'The most fearful consternation existed among the people until it was discovered how light the injuries were that had been inflicted, and lbe excitement was most intense. Iloninnstut has nearly finished his sketch . or the - "Battle of Gettysburg," ordered by the Legislature for the State Capitol. Tilt Ateath of Mr. 31c1tueNsv, and change nn the sfsairrictorship of the Star, renders it ex-cessary Alai, all arrearages for subscription, :advertising and job work, be closed up, with -out unnecessary deley. Each subscriber can . ;ascertain the amount.of indebtedness on sub scription, by reference to *lie printed slip, in- Zeiaing the-date to which he has old. Par ties knowing themselves indebted wilt ple,ase .forwasd at once the amount due to the under signed. D. A. BUEHLER, A.dminigtactor of Estate of J. T. 31cIllietuay ftbitto rf tiiiarktts. 'GETTYSBURG GRAIN AND PROIN3MSO MARKET. Gettysburg, Wednesday Jenning. ?Super 1n0nr,...511 50(12 001Applee,'... SO 00(4 . 4 00 its tra Vlespr,, .11 506413 60 Potatoes 854 70' !Bye Ylour,—: 7 0000 8 00IButter, 15 'White Wheat, 2 We 2 00 Lard, 10 'Red Wheat,.... 3 80(e 1 80' i Eggs, ' 15 80 Bacon, flame,.... 14 ,Bye, 115 Sidea,... 10 • 'Oats, 6 0 " thonlders, 10 tßnekwheat,... eV. Peaches, 1000 16 Trialotby Seed, 2 54,Cterriee,.. ...... .. 2 00 %Clover Seed,... 6 00; Apci ea, 6 Relax Seed 2 25 Lilaop.*s)es,.... 12 Minster Paris,. 17 50Soap,6@ 7 .. . . 11Isy per ton,— 18 00@18 00 Tallow 8 BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET. s I3AI:TimOnE, Monday Morntug. ITREslssruscvs:—There is •rather more iu %cluiry for.good zotailing brandy of Flour.— We revise quotations as follows : Howard :Street Super and Cut Mara; $8.50@)810.09 ; Standard Extra, 910.59 40,1g.,00 L High grade, $12.00 ®513.00.; Family. $1.3,91144/ 4,5 °. RYE ELOila.ats7.so4sB.oo. than MEAL' 0.50. 1 et 11e2arrr.—Good Wheat is in neon, Acid millers who .had suspended rations tot .prepare for the ne% crop are nning to •enter the market again. We note sales to , sday as Mows: White at 290 Cents; Red at '250 to 300 oattta. •Cottrr.—We note sales as 'follows: Wittbeelos - to It 2 cents; Ye 14 0w,104 to 406 cents. vOsant continue active at, lower tam Sales at 85 '4O gt Amts. RYE . 4 140 , teats.' Paoamnoss.—The Gnat tea sozitinUes act" Iva sad strong. We lulte sales of AQ Abdo. Bacon alumlders at pi. cents ;.also, .of 0 . tibels. do. )1t 101)Q10/ cents, and 2 4 5 back , clear rib Skies at 134 Aleuts. Holders are '- inovr filling °Nara at lin mints for Shoulders ; 424 ® 1 - 3 cents for s{b Sides, and 133 cents for 'clear rib. Hams WA tirm.litentit."- Milk meats very ware% o neness A 9 ar kive are bold at Siaolifer d liVir l st 11}®11} Ceuta. moss orig: limns at 04:690 . 1r," ,_ 4, §4 so Pi aintli • - • • 4 4.2 1, ,...5t-,r4e.2.AYMi,* e4l-41,41,1EPAkijipta.1:*-4;-;,n, I .: .". • tog. 4 "11411111 4 4 1 .7 • , • - OSITNMUEA. Kmors--GIarTSRATA.-4;ka the 19th , y I last, by the Rev.l:,ffernlierger, Mr. nutlet Kuhns of Adams 00., to Miss Anna Gotta; hall, of Cumberland co. • t , Panics--Zinuratit.—on Thunwlay evens ing last, by Rev. J. A. 8011, Mr. Wm. Tr 4 Pierpe to Miss Helen Grace Ziegler, both of Ibis plabe. • REAmmt--Rmowm.—On the 4th inst., by Rev. E. Breidenbaugh, Mr. William Reamer, of Franklin c0.,. t0 'Mil* Mary L. Riggs', ( 4 New Salem. RHOADS—MILLER — On the 21st of last, by the Rev. Z. Hornberger, Mr. Rhoads, ofCumberland co., to Adaline 391116 r, of Adams co. WOBLur—Klas..—On the 4th inst., by Rev. E. Breidenbaugh, Mr. John Worley, to Miss Susan Kerr, both of Dauphin 00. • • Zmowin—DA.x.--On the 30th ult., by UM Rev.Z. Honiberger, Joseph Ziegler, of Clan* . :Amid 00., to RachaelA. Day, of Adarnack Obituary notices 3 cents a line for all over 4 lines—cash to accompanj , notice. Cook.—ln Menallen tp., on the lat Mr. David E. Cook, aged about 75 years. SABIDERB.—On the 29th ult., Mrs. Bridget, consort ,nf Henry Sanders, of 'M.ountpleas ant township, aged 77 years 1 month and 16 days. • . Yorwo.---On the 28th ult. in New Oxford, Mrs. Catharine Young, aged 74 years 11 months an& 13 days. REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL CASES NO. 14, BOND STREET,' NEW YORK. saritull information, with the highest testimonials also, a Book on Special (MECUM In • sealed envelope sent tree. .Bel 3. sure and send forthem, and you mil not regret it; tor, as advertising physicians are general ly impostors, without.references no stranger should be trusted. Enclose a stamp for postage, and direct to Dr LAWRENCE, N 0.14 BOND ST., NEW YORK. N0v.14, 1855.-1, COLGATE & 'CO'S GRMAIsT az co's ERASIVE SOAP, E R A E . I r i zTtrAt c . tu ns r may frfrom P Luiryt the STANDARD OF • EXCEL LENCE. For sale by an Grocers. [May 16, IS6l.—ly C'OLGATE PROTECTED SOLUTION OP TELE PROTOXIDE OF .inot supplies the blood with its LIFE ELEMENT, IRQN, giving strength, vigor and new lite to the wile system. If the thousands who are euqerjog from Overtrain, DEDILITT,FEBIALZ WEAKNESS, &C., wouisi bgt test the vir tues of the PERUVIAN SYRUP, the effect would ao: 017 ite toulsh themselves but would please all their friends; for instead of feeling cross. "all gone" and miserable, they would - be cheerful, vigorous and active. A PISTIROCISHED JURIPT WRITES TO A FRIEND AS FOLLOWS : • I hare tried thhe Pianrian SYRUP, and the result folly sustains your predichion• It has Made a MTN XVX of me infused into my system unw rigor and energy; I am no longer tremulous and debilitated. es When you last saw me, but stronger, heartier, end Argot capacity for labor, mental and physical, than Si any time during the last tire years." Thousands hare beat changed 5y the use of this remedy from weak, sickly, suffering crialtires, atrong, healthy, and happy men and v own ; and invalids canned reason ably haitate to Sire it a tried. The genuine has.Pczortse Brace blown In the glass. A. 1.12 ',age pamphlet wil bel sent free. J. P. DINSMORE, Proprietor, N 0.36 Dey it. New York. [July 3,1867.-1 m lad by all Druggistm The Rev. Lelia! Simms, of Brooklyn, N. Y., says, in the Bible Examiner, by are.y o‘tpology ler publishing a medical certificate In his isoaspwantiof the cnre of his only eon, of Scrofula. "after dimoMMon appa,und iuevitable." “We publish this etatement, not for pay, but hu giatitpda 'to God who has answered prayer, and in justice to Pr. Anders; being satisfied that there is virtue in the lodine Water treatment, which the readers of this Magazine will thank its sditor fur bringing io their notice.' Circtirlare free. Dr. IL Anders' Leine Water is for sale by J. P. DINS MORE, proprietor, 36 Dey et., N. Y and by all Druggldts „Lori, 1 67.74.61 R. smtviers Iia.NGR4.4•R VILLS. A SUBSTITUTE FOR C.ll.l,o4Etti. These Pills are composed of iarious ri4s, h„c-ying the power to relax the secretions of tititdiver as prou,PLTiakd effectually as blue pill or mercury; end without produc ing soy of those dleagremble or dangerone effects which often follow the use of the latter. In all bilious disorders these Pills may be used with confidence, as they promote the discharge of vitiated bile, end remove those obstructions from the liver and Mary dents, which are the cause of bilious affections iu general SCH VICK'S BIAND/Z4lp PILLS ours Sick Headache, and all dieorders ot the eiv, JudOsted by sallow skin, coated tongue, cositiveriesei dreWahASS, fitt h d a general Paling ofweitrineed and linnitlitda.shoWing pi. Op liver is is a torpid or obstructed coudittoti. • ,---111 abort, these Pills may be used with sdvaataka 43 all cases when a purgative or alteratild tnediebui is reqfilr- ed. Pferiee ask for "Dr. Schenck'e Mandrake Pills." and ob• sere that the two likenesses of the Doctor are on the Einvernnient etamp—one when in the lut stage , of Con sumption, and the other in his present health. 13oldliy all Druggists and dealers. Price 25 cents per box. Principal office, No. 16 North 6th street, Philadel phia, Pa. General ' Wholesale Agents; Demos Barnes A C0..21 Park gdg, New York ; 8. 8. Mance, 108 Baltimore street Beltiroov , , 104 John D.cox of Fourth and Walnut otirAinslnpati, Ohio; Walker Taylor, 134 and 136 Wabash .6.4.atio,e,Chje4go, Illiools; Collins Brothers, soutliweac corner 0,T3510,34 Yin° eta., et.Lortis,Mo Noy. 8, 1866.-wemLY A YOUNG LADY returning to her country borne, after a stgoorn of a few mouths In the City, was hardly recognized by her friends. In place °recourse; rustic, flashed face; she had a sof ruby complexion of almost marble smoothness, and In stead of twenty-three she really appeared but eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the CALM of so great a change, she plainly told them that she used the CIRCASSIAN BALM and considered it an invaluable acquisition twiny Lady's toilet. By its use any Lady or Gentleman nip improve their personal appearance an hundred fold. It is simple in Its combination, as Nature herself Is simple, yet un surpassed in its e ffi cacy In drawing impurities from, also healing, eleauslngand beautifying the alai:land complex ion. by tte direct action on the cuticle it draws from it all Its impurities. it,i4dly pealing the same, and leaving the 'Daiwa as Nature l¢ ended It should be, clear, colt smooth and beautiful. Price be, sehtt by Tailor I3 xprees, on receipt of an order by W. L. CLARK 4 CO,,Ctutmists, No 3 West Fayette Street, Syracuse, N. Y. The only American Agents for the sale of the same, Feb. 23,1867.-1 y The advertiser, having been restored to o ' ealth in a few weeks by a very simple remedy, after ving suffered for several years with a severe lung affection. and that dread disease Consumption—is anxious to make known to hie fellow•sufferers the means of care. To sill who desire it, he will send a yof the pre scription need (free of charge), with c opirectios for preparing at 4 aging the same, which they: will find a Boaz cons for Co.NSIEWVI7.ON, AITIMA,BIONCHITIS, COLDS, .COVORS, and al} Threat and Lung Affections The only object of the adverthier in vending Alm Prprription Is to benefit the afflicted, andspread litforml.oup 14).jch he conceives to be invaluable, and he hope s a everf sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost them hothitig, and may prove a blessing. Parties wishing the prescription, Can, by return wail, will please addrEag REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York. June 3, 15157.-1 y HELVIDe I iD'S FLUID EXTRACT PPCAU Is n certain cure foy dieeados of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, BRoPpy, QIIDANIC WEAKNESS, yEMALE COMPLAINTS 'GEN/tßkl, • I DEBILITY, and all diseased Of the lIIIIIIADY ORGANS; whether exlsting I n MALE OR FEMALE, Iron whatever cause 'originating a no matter of, 110W nd LONG STABBING. Diseases of these organs reqeit e the use ofa diaretie. 11 no treatment is submitted to, Consumption - or In. sanity ma; ensue, Our Flesh and Blood are supported front these sortmeezand the AL6..16 - 4.ND ITAPPIN ESL that of Posterity. dependapponronant ;:; . f 8 reliable remedy. HELMBOLD'S EXTRAMP. Eestablished upwards of 18 years, ea by H. F. HE LD, Druggist, 104 Broadway, New Roar, and 104 South 10th et., Philadelphia; Pa. Feb. /9,1867.—1 y SNOW THY DESTINY. —..--• — *AA= B. Y. Tf oan row, the great Rziglleb Astrologist Clairroyentand Psyaloracd,rialer„ whohas astonished the sz t, scientific causes of theOldlirorghsts up! loomed her self at Hudson, N. Y. Mame UntOn poesseasa ti wooderful.powers of wood sigb t, as to imildife Hai to* *- part knowledge of the greatest importance to the 'el le or married of either sex,. While In a state of trance, s e delineates the very features of the person yon Are to marrj, and try the aid of en inetrumentof intensepower, knows as the Pflychomotrope, guarantee' to produce a lifelike picture of the future husband or wife of the sp. Fiartt, together with date of marriage, position in life J u g traits of charabter,fic. This is DO humbug, as ofiagsdpsof testimonials hanameit. She willeendwhen desiledi 13410V4Aectiliclits, or written guarantee, that the picture la wilet A. p i zni d orts to be. Byenaosting a smell lock of hatrotud gta par* oil a drth, age, disposi tion and complexion, and'elle 1160 y i g:7=l:i ed envelope sdhreased to yograelf, y ~• s picture and desired inbrutetion by ' r limil.'' . coeuneeisetiona sacredly eanddentieL - Address in con ndetiee,l&.acite N. P. boanivel P. o.lolr - MOWN New York. * '''' ' ' ' •• , [Feb. 18d -1y CRACKS CELEBRATED SALVE. • Assicsinivi 0ct.13,1861. .11A4MO"--Ditar HiHivtosboonanictodisiy ov'oup "Pt* zookul With a Wore &booms upon a lido. i fted my, AIM* Woo Siir Ito @radioed= w ire I*. eel aneildlor roar aim which et Siotiod =dr AisE zoo. ilikoff9l:. tool Y oky , tonildiniso %MMUS/. • • • TOW * t" . • I =OILY. tO tho,itotittigo,Bl Oldii ‘ M )3. iDe SEXWW. I rOWIA A scirim e 6 l l,,,t • Sold by ell BrultglaikAt bOz. 7=AM 0 5 5 . 'NIP 5,1857.—Am lattleasfurnextriuutftrOmpach ft*r441 4 ) 0 4,12:4 410•Fpop ,if LOta gift trt wife. ,timorelfg DIED• G iipetial Notices. SOAP. PERUVIAN SYRUP SCROFULA NO. 4 TO CONSUM PTITXS kt • mrt bal I a 4 147 Eta 4 11 - wpm ael ZarrOid rit"l g o - 41. A NEW PERFUME! EOR Tag HANDEERIMIEF. ''NIGHT BLCtOILING OIHNOS" ; , 5 PRAIA'S, "NIGHT BLOWN° mum* PHLLON'S .NllloaLboacoawrasui3., 'PRAWN'S "NIGHT BLOOMING CENSUS.' PRAWN'S . "NIGHT BLOWING OEREVS.'- . A !post exquisite, delioate,soil Isufiniut Perfume, die tilled from tberareend beantlinl Sower from which It take' Its flame. idazubutured only by PHALON • SON, New York. BEWARE OE COLINTEHMEITS. ASH FOR-PHALON'S—TAKE NO OTHER. July .12,1866<n0w1y. Wltt lkdvtrtistintuto. • COTTAGE HILL FEMALE COLLEGE. • :Thistle/al'Motion Is located at York, Pa. The inert term vftll begintllPTHMßßit.ild and withine twenty weeks. The buildings and group& are large and attractive, and superior advantages are afforded in all departments of In struction. W refer to our patrons, among whom are Ger. Geary, Bishop Glosebrenwer, Rev. J. H. Menges, Thomas B. Cork .ran, Req., J. B. Baughman, John Miller, H. B. Bittinger and Rev. J. C. 'Rail*. , . . For catalogue and full particulars apply to REV. D. EBERLY, Principal July 10.-Im* NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed Proposal' will be received by the Boa rd of School Directors of Huntington township until SATURDAY, THE 20TH DAY OP JOLT INST., at b o'clock, P. M., for the building of a new School House In said township, at which time said Board will meet in the School House In Petersburg. Y. S. Plan and specillattions can be seen by calling on C. A. PIIACOCX. residing in Petersburg. I By order of the Board, JONATHAN HILLER , ____l, P tr ddollt - JUL DATIS, Secretary. my 10.—td A UDITO ' TICE. The undersigned having been appointed by the Or phans' Court of Adams county, Auditor, to distribute the balance on the Account of Catharine Killer, Admin istrate" C. t. a. of Prime Matra. deceased, as filed by her legal repreeentativee--also the balance on the Ac count of Henry L. Miller, Administrator de bonir non c. Ca. of Prime Mm.xi, deceased—to and among the par ties legally entitled thereto,will attend for 'that purpose at his office, in Gettysburg, on 610 N DAY the 6th day of AUGUST next, at 10 o'clock, A. M., of which all parties In interest are hereby notified. July 10.-8 t IL B. BUEHLER, Auditor. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE 41 mut SALE In pnrenance of an Order of the Orphans' Court of the County of Adams, the undersigned, Trustee appointed for that purpose. will expose to Public Rale, on the pre mises, ON SATURDAY the 27th day of JULY, Instant, at 1 o'clock. P.M., the VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, situate in Fratik Ho township, Adams county, adjoining lands of Daniel H eigea, Andrew Wisler, John Butt,Noah and Ephraim Shealy, and Martin L Miller, containing 36 AC :ES, more or less. The Improvements are a one and-a-half Story, LOG DWELLING-HOUSE, a good Frame Barn, Hog Pen, Spring Rouse, Cooper shop, a thriving Orchard of Choice Fruit, and a never-falling welt of water. Over five Actes are in good Timber, with good Meinfmg—ell the cleared land being capable of cul tivation, and in fair otdor. This Farm is situate within ;1441 a Tile of Cash t on the old linaterstown road, near ii*hool-s t os,,, and convenient to Stores, Post Office and Churches. *A...Attendance will be given and terms made known on day of sale by July 10.—td NNUAL STATEMENT 1 2" OF THE GETTYSBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT, For the Year ending June Ist, 186 ERWA.RD V4IINABVViII Tritau7r, !n A , cutint with the Gettpligrg appol pflit.Fo; r PR- - To balance on Duplicate of 1665 314144 Amount of Duplicate of 1666 8,114.10 Temporary Loan ' 1,000-b0 Tuition received during Term 37.25 State appropnation for year coding Jla e 1, '6O 310.37 Balance due Treasurer 64.40 By l44lince due Treasurer last settlement Tiktuittl,rp !Rau pitid Amonnt pajd Tpacpeyy Interest paid Rennin.-- ~,,,, „„ „ Pool and Ccntirogencles. . Janitor, part pa) meta Balance dne on duplicate lises (J. Slants). Abatement, duplicate 1866 Collection. duplicate Jeremiah Culp Exonerations Balance due on duplicate 1866 .Treasurer's commission rt.tue..4 Gj ar•kr ihr 771. 0 - igt ilterigrn! Joel F. 11c:Ctilar, CLUARTERLY REPORT OP IST NATIONAL BANK OX GETYSBURG SICI4I, Js ILSOMICEJ. Di. 'LO►n/ and Discounts.-- libtattors and Plutsissio. ProsignAn9. Expinumis, toue rrdc4 Natto/ 1 8 1 U. 8. Bondi UAIIILITILI. CR Capital nid In Butpln Nand Cimulation Dsixisits Due to National Banks Discount, he I certify that the above is correct, to the but Of my kpowledge and belief. Jr.l7 10.-4 M I CURDY Sr' HAMILTON , DEALERS' I FLOUR, GRAIN, GROCERIES, &C. THE undersigned are paying at their Wars-house, in Carlisle sheet, adjoining Buehler's Hall, the highest price. for /LOUR, WHEAT, RYE. CORN, OATS. BUCKWHEAT, CLOVER AND TIMOTHY-SEEDS,• PO- TATOES. AC.; AC., and ingip them a call before lolling. They hare constant:) , on heno - or ewe, A LARGE SUPPLY OF GROCERIES, Molasses, XruPs, Coffees, Sugars, de., with Salt, Tiah. Oils, Tar. &Daps, Bacon and Lard, Tobaccos, Ac. Also the beet breed* of FLOUR, with PERU of all kinds. They likewise have SEVERAL VALUABLE FERTILIZERS, Soluble Pacific Guano. Rhodes' Phosphate and A A Mexican Guano. Whilst they pay the highest market prices for all they buy, they sell at the lowest living profits. They ask • ntronaee, resolved to give satisfaction in eeety 61 . a0. OBEBr; Nce:PIDY, wit. s. , IIIiffLTON. July 3, 1567.—tf FINKLE & LYON LOCK-STITCH EWING MACHINE. 7.7 The only Machine so perfected that entire satisfaction is guaranteed or the purchase money refunded. When walleye no Agent a sample Machin w Mks sold at very low price, and a Local Agent eppob i ted on the most favorable terms. , N. B.—Send far circular. Traveling Agents wanted.— Salary, liberal. FRF-TiP A LYON P. N. CO. 517 Broadway, New • I forti : . July 3,1867e-6m JUST PtatLISHED, NEW WORK ON SINGING. BASSINI'S TlYeßtty Melodic Exercises, tz , MPf 80,11MGGIOS Fpu AQP4P 91$ *77,49 SOPRANO . VOICtS, • • • pcv 0:4010 studies to acquire the Art of Singing "These nada* were composed to be need simultane.. tlerlY with hi. rim , "Ms air or thionoo," or with egy *kr ut,..._ fn. the cultlestr of the voics,_and .will t i rrolVi i rtsSliMMited:plf..).i: s''g . it. "ding of titsw• egad* , fiToo sclidil latetitifta As well sseteettl. a zelaglkog ergo duke &etas, which se. cures thse-latsrest •II wall sua . the , imprtnosumut ,of the stlident. ,The various styles devid4ln thous exercises render them invaluable in an ednpatlimel point of view, .as they tend to enlarge the Intelligence and the ap preciatioa, and at theorem* time fora the tutor of the pupil. They mist be studied carefully with 'reference to **innumerable narks of expression sad forms of or. namentation. Upon the , minute accusal with whklt Plod are motoutpliehod &reds am sou* wi th ad- . 41 0 g;:tra I cYe*ll or AM* in theee 4 111 1 onoW , crate it A nit f • t Ibtalr ' 4 1 4110. 1 0 ' litTerbeibliwitityr Wiiiitti • t • 11‘ . . tOP IMP br la at ind,prolottid etucts.—lfattoes :itii La ir,s'ai. . TWO VOLVIOW iscbs t 4 Awls. VA cie 40 4P ligP 44413. 3JO ansigeapyvent by on recoript of AnholiwO/P ft3"a" Pybilakid 12.414 94. mitmadiemagv:=M3l,l COUNTY TREUTIRER The undersigned will be a candidate tbr County rrau ro; ;abject to a nomination by the Republicajd County Convention. If nominated and elected, be pledges him self to discharge the duties with fidelity and impartiality • DANIIL TWINER. Gettysburg, Pa., July 3,1867.—tt LUMBER, COAL, STOVES, 2'lN-WARE,. CORNER OF CARLISLE ST. AND THE 'RAILROAD, IN order to give the public something -N- Jae an adequate idea of the immense stock of Lum ber, Cad, Stoves, Tin-ware, Re., kc., on hand and for sale by the undersigned, at his establishment, in Carlisle et, across the Railroad irom the Passenger Station. lie would enumerate as far as the limits of a newspaper ad vertisement will allow : IN THE LUMBER LINE : Boards imd Plank of every grade, from cullings to panel. Joists and Scantling, pine and hemlock, siding, planed and enplaned, Flooring. Shingles,Shingle Laths, Plaster ing Laths, Pickets, ready-made Doors stud sash, Blinds and Shutters,—in fact, everything need for building pur poses. ..igantokln White Ash luid Lyitens' Talley Red Ash, these two eerie:Jae-being the purest and best for all dewastie-putfoaes. Also the very best Broad.top and ftelfieny smith Coal. Waverly, Noble Cook, Royal Cook, Barley Sheaf. Orient al, Stewart's Cook, Ornamental, Excelsior, Prince Royal and the Emerald Cooking Stoves, all for coal or wood.— These varieties are a selection from the best end most popular Cooking Stoves the market affords, and are all warranted to give entire satisfaction. Also, a very large variety of Parlor, Saloon and Shop Stoves. for coal or wood, including the celebrated Morning Olory, die Vul can, Oval Meteor, Round Meteor, Dial, Violet, Gem. Re gulator, Cornet, Egg, New Egg, Parlor Cook. &c., &c.— ifire Brick and Orates; for coal or wood, always on Land. The assortment embraces everything necessary for kitchen or household purposes. including a large num tier of convenient yet cheap articles of new design which must be seen to be appreciated. The stock it to Dirge and varied that those who hay! not visited the establieli nleßilAYS no PoilPeptinn of its extent. In addition to the ordinary kitchen utensile, , it includes . Bathing Ves sels, Toilet Chamber Sets, plain and fancy, Chamber' Buckets, Bread and Spire Boxes. TeA and Coffee Canis ters, Deed Boxes. Spit tumbler Drainers, Bill-head Boxes. Walters. Ale Carriers, Water Coolers, Slaw Cut term, Nurse Lampe, Jelly Moidds. Pudding tent Nutmeg Graters, Comb Caties.tion. Grant Plates and A B C Plate., Ash Muskets, Flour Sleeves. Bird Cages, Spout.Geada, Coffee Mills, Lanterns, Basting Spoons. Large Yorks, Candle Sticks, Candle Mntilds, Copper Dip pers, Wrought-iron Frying Pens, Smoothing Irons. Foot Scrapers, Coffee Boasters, tf allied Irons, Snuffers. Dinner and Auctioneer Bells, Egg Beaters, Oilers, Fluted Fun nels, Coal Sieves. G lass.top Fruit Cans, Plain-top Find Cans, Self-sealing Jars, Ste.. Arc. Tin-ware mode to order. nod repairing promptly attended to, by the best of work. IN THE IiOLLOW-WAIIE LINE: Out-iron Nits, of every size and variety, for stoves. Por celain Kett'ea. fur cooking ;and preserving. Tin-lined Kettles, for ditto, Cast-iron Stew Pans. of every size and rariety. Porcelain and tinned. vritlen thousand and one other articles impossible to enumerate in an advertise• most. PETER 51141., Trustee Attention in specially directed to three eutluttble tants for which he is agent. skid abdut which there ic no can he Rtte,t,d. by ee,,res wha have usdd rstvtrlSAL Cr...olllfF-WRISGIIII, DOTTY'S WASII 3IACHI.1;11. and the celltrote'cl DIAMOND CIO:11N The public are luvited to esti sun eftsuiiiis gouda and prices. He irunranteisi in .ell everything in hi, line at exceeding law figures. Cum.. and ei,e. to gratify your cariosity, If you do not want to buy. Na trouble in show gooal•. C. 11. BUEHLER. July 3, IS67,—tf 44.A67.14 4-1- -I-. $27.04 1,00.00 2,087.00 145ai 21)..10 224. 85 30.00 141.02 IU , ) 00 100.58 38.38 581.14 2028 N Th OTIC: TO T-i.-4 - 1 1 A . '*: e County Comlntoovalt, r 4 take this method or inform ing the Tax-payers of Adams county that the State Au thorities no longer allow abatement for early payment of Stiste Taxes—but add tire per cent. to the quota of each county that does not pay by the lot of August. The Commissioners therefore give notice that in order to meet this demand. T.tx-payers throughout 'this county will he expected to pay on or before t DAY hi , JULY NEXT—otherwise nee-per cent. must be.asided by the Collectors in all cases, Uy order of Mai /aa.kt4 E 4,867.14 J. 3 -` ,/41.41:4,, DISSOLUTION , (SHE partnership heretofore existing J_ I.er...en the landeisi RICO under the firm of A RD HER k BROTHER, of Petersburg, Y. S., is hereby dis aoPied. All pereona.indebted, t said arm, will please make payment without delay. Either partner is authorized to use the name of thellrm in the settlement of the Lu tSnc, 4.oartosuit, " • t1at.35;.70 700.00 1,718.74 1.3.0 W 08 10.050.00 4034).02 I=ii $314.0034 • HA.vINQ diseiso top stock of Meri.handlee to _freers. Hartman et Sadler, and In retiring from a enceeeafni basinese carear of nearly di / Atkin year% t hereby retprn my grate'nl stigma-. ledgernenta to my friend' and cowmen me tbetr Ittairal patronage, soil e p ee rtnlly ',commend to th.lr generous encouragement, my euccemiore, Meiire. Hartman t Sad ler. J. A. i.IARLPNER. April If 4, f 1100,600.00 . 2,876.80 . 89,840.00 118,878.50 867.91 1,56.3.63 $3314.0 24 XECUTOR'S NOTlCE.—Letters 4 TeSt/talent/U ., / on the Fp:tate of Der. Dr. KRAI . TII 11,% 1i\1 bate of Gettyabnrg . Borongb. Adam' county. Pe - de record, having been granted to the tindereigulod rep' log 14 the omit borough. abe hereby giVes notice to all p - SOW , IndelFd to 'am.' erpite 1.1. like itn.11 , 0111.11.0 frAyM,n and 00.72 baring claif[olll.Plh'd - the elide " topre'C'ent them properly autlt,nticated for aettlentent• I 11A1V4ET IL .K1I...1:111. i Exe,u:rix. G EO. ARNOLD, Cashier Le= ditt `0 GETTYSBURG, PENNA, AN IMMENSE STOCKI IN THE COAL LINE IN THE STOVE LINE IN THE TI. -WARE LINE Trgal 'Aotircs. Tune 19, IS6! OTlCE.—Letters of Administra tion on the estato of ff kNIEL Frnua. late 4:4 rean township. Adams county, l'eno,, granted to the undersigned, reielinc In the same town ship, he hereby gives notice to all per,or. indebted to rid estate to make Immediate payment. and there hat - lug claims against the same to present them properly an thentleated for settlement. -,Jane1,7,15t• ' GEORG P. 1 , 30TT P., Adm'r. KEOUTOR'S NOTlCE.—Letters 'testimentaiy on the estat , i of Akio Nnoxen, late LatlmOre tur.-nship, Adams county, Penn., deceased, lotvitig been gfaurekl to the undersigned reliding in the eagle township-he hereby give" totice to all pet.on , in debted to lad & estate to call and make inimeilitide par- Went. and tie 4ciiinst the mine - .711 prevent Om properly authenticat.i tor sz , ttietnent. JQIIN WOLFORD, Executor. Jane 12,1861.-4lt• VOTTCE.—Letters of Administra tion on the estate of EDMUND D. Mrtaz.s, late of Crawf md county, Ohio, deceased, having been granted to the undersigned, re•iding in New Qxford,•Adame county, Pa., be hereby gives notim to all persons Indebted to said estate to make immediate payment, and those hav ing claims against the same to present them properly apti f pn;.icapal cor Fatten:of. •7EREItiIAH W. NEiIL, ynne 26, 180.-6te Tonfrctiono, frt Crept, topo, SOMETHING NEW; 1 IN GETTYSISURG The undersigned has the pleasure of informing the citizen. of Gettyebtirg and virtu ity, tbnt be i. tn,w pre pgrad to appply theta w With, fanSnis pitlg.4:lll ol e4: drawn from Dawl Soda Fountkin,'which low become - so popular to theelties. Ifyou have never tasted this de, below' drink, you don't know what you have missed.— Try it. Once tasted, you will become a regular patien. I have alio opaped my CRRAII SALOON', with accommodations for Ladled, and Gentlemen, and am prepared to sunply private families. Parties, kn., on reasonable terms. Aldo o=43l:lily on hand, fresh CONFIXCTIONS, • Cakes, itc, Call at the old established stand on Cham herabprg idreet, oßpoe Ito the Lutheran Church adjoining thb Kkgatnne klota. b1ityg9.1867.4114 8, H. MIN/UGH. • Fret Confectionery, tie. TITE - slibscriber calls the attention. of the citisensof Gettysburg and vicinity, to, his fine Confectionery Establishment, one door east of the Eagle Hotel,ou Chambersburg street. Cakes, Oandlecand every description of Confections, together with Nnts,Oranges, and all kinds of fruits al.: ways on hand. L.L.arties,pnblicend private, as well asfamilles w be V ill i - , pot (ippramr. uedotheirefrwititneuti t ItAr houseo; upon *bort notide. Hiving 'pent alffe-time at the business. he fluters himielfthat he understands I t and thathe liablet ores der entire satisfaction. Calland see theConfectionary. _ JOHN GRUEL. May 20, MUM T OYS,'Notions, Marbles, tie., a t .7. M. WARNER'S Ciq Heed. M, Warpar'l $O9). PitESEr CPN. .ECT.T.ON .A.RrES at "." • • • I.s*. W ARNIUM THE finest and frea)teat PRVITS, NUTS, Le at I.'III:WARNER'S. frOBACOO 7 0/041/My PIPES. ea., se• ' • 4. 4. We ~fl~ :.1 1 $20.00 AGENTS WANTED-4100.00-314110 sod Somalo.to iptygdgoo our NSW PATENT JTAI FIIOIIIA SEWING MUMMA. It Is adaptod for tinny goo and tollortw It Pars • Match ono= 'both 'idea. Price only, TWENTY DoLLeas. tsar pecumiry 10 4 . 4 , 4 1. to Agrot gor colon .addrop i : AVM NT* 4vcii litc.eh PIM .1 1 4 Iv-, /Mr* Jitto ibi l e - A Nan Mirty : IT, m d s .--60 *" a "Varirtimar. - ' , " I . VPU . ,~ . eatiting, ; 0, Aoto, tilts. AUGHTER ! 14" DT4 prices of of,Readlr -made Cloth* ing,lo tie oonvinOei you have but to °affair, PICKING'S HATS OD CAPS! • , T'Largeet, Best analCheapestStook of Rath ioßeble Hata arid Cops, in Adame empty, ' ' . 1 . . at NORRIS'. TO LOOK 'GENTEEL, trY.7-01 6 gnitß at th 4 Cheap Store of D PICKING'S EIG THIRTY -HOUR and Alarm Clocks w t I PICKING'S ,WHAT'S DOWN? w - ItY Pants iLnd Vests at PICKING'S GOOD FOR THE EYES, T 0 call, and look through the extensive stock of all kinds of Coats, a variety of Pants and peat styles of Vests at , PICKING'S NEW AND CHEAP CLOTHING Al, BRINKERHOFF'S 4 STACKS OF THEM! JBRINKERIIPIT, corner of the • ttlamond and York stree , , has jolt retnrned from the city With an unnsuallyiattraetive assortment of CLOTHING FOR SPRING k SUMMER WEAR, which he, will efll at such prices as cannot fail to take them off very rapidly. Cul and Judge for yourselves.— To look at the excelientmaterial, tasteful cutting, and neat and substantial sewing, and then to get his low prices—callers cannot heltOnt buy, when they see it to much to their interest to dec. ot lie has Coate, Pants, Vest , all styles and materbtle, Hate,Hooti and Shoes Shirts, of all kinds. Hosiery. Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Neck Ties, Cravats, Linen and Paper Collars, Suspenders, Brushes, Combs, Trunks, Valices, Umbrellas. Pocket Knives. Segars, Smoking and Chewing Tobiliccos. Pipes. Stationery. &c. ; Clocks, Watches, Jewetly, with a thousan and one other articles, entirely too iiumerons to detail inn news. paper advertisement. He asks the attention of the public to 13:Ar stock. confident that it will please—and t.. 0 one can or will cell cheaper. Don't forget thrplaf•e--corner of York street and the AiampnJ,Gottysburg. May 2a, 1867. JACOB BRINKERHOFF. HATS, CAPS - , FURS, Has Just opened n new assortment of II A T 6 and CAPS, Of the latest style and fsshion, which he is pre pared to sell at reduced prices and lower than the same goods env lie hail in the city. Call and examine his stuck, At bin old establishment on Chambersburg street, oppoltineltnehler'N Drug store. tiettliburg, June 5,1867.—1 y !LIERCILINT TAILORING, 1:1 1 0.1118, .1 N.S'I,3IE ITE S, 'l' if - EI.:IAS' and ether materials for 31,q1 . /IWear, furnished :tint made up, to Order, iln 4111Irt SATISFACTION WAR RANT Wort ; 114!D fr4a C.„,p - .;:wq:17,, wt.° puckaft their, G,,A4 Oiiialtere June 12.1567.-1 y G REAT REDUCTION PRICES OF DR F GOODS, OROCERIES, HARD- We bane just returned from the Cite where we bas light It very large and well selected stock of pasts suitable 111 our line under ID.. late - decline. Our stick consists in part of Plain all Wool De Leine*. Chalhe De Lain s, Cali coes. Plaids. Illeflthell anti unbleached Muslin., Crum meres' Cotton:ties, Pieutnvky Jesus, Linens. A large l o t of Ladles' lialmors: U alters, plain and tipp,l o bun-o. A emrcioe,e ai lc:. rw,r, trard warb 11/ Tire iron, Spring. Sheer, Blister and Cast tqeela, dune Ellors, if .rae shoe Bar. ail Rod., Ham merollron, Nails, Spikes:, Shoves. Spades and Forks, Derr Isocks. Pad Locks, latches, [tinge., Screws, Table and Pocket Cotlrry, Grindstones, Paints, Oils, til,se. Putty, *c., China and Queenswaraby the set. W., Inote_the public to; give WI a call and ezamine our stock before purchasing elsewhere as we are determined toilette c'hankfal fdr pest patronage we hope to merit the eatne in the future. June 12. ! J. 0. 'I.OVCS: I SON. (.11EAP—CHEAPER—('IlEAPEST ! (F ; you Nyisit to buy, _goad and cheap L c.ail JAII-3Li 11110 . 3. STOP.II, near My att.' Hots', in Chatuberthurg greet. Gettyabnru. They have the Cor y bottcolocti..n of go..in, much as CLOTHE, z,SIMERES,VV. rt,:. se.. the market ran produce, and are determined to sell thetn an cheap as can be sold anywhere in town or country. Any pernon yodelling to have them cut ..nt. van have it done tree of charge.— Th, e ,n degjetnejnols Ina le up. can alwa lie acrorfirm.ilateoi We warrant the bent work itail the beet- ate to be had anywhere N liambut: ID wint we say. ICe hare on hand the rery beat moat durable BElN"..`'.it V.ACHI.NEii. and are ulsrayi ready to rnit tJ *rc tele era. Yoh cpersung 0,11 a nd esaittn - e. We d'art:lint them io 14 :he beat iu tine. )Ixy f4ll. 1 tea • NOTHER VETO oltlt I , CLOTHING. :mrs ANt BOOTS AND SHOES AS CHEAP AS BEFORE THE WAR. nythi,,y the I:enr/erna , .144e.4r; . ;1,i4;, Can be found at the Cheap Store of T. C. NORRIS. • Mity 156f.-tf C. SOIVIERS & SON, 809 CHESTNUT STiEET,i Call the attention of the public to their stcg,k ci.xerniNG, Also, to the large assortment of new style piece goods for SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR. Otir Measure Departniont in s° organized that gentle men can feel every confidence that the garments obtain- ed will be made in the BEST MANNER AND LATEST STYLE. C: SOMERS & SON. Apr1118,1867:340 T, 13 . 4 11 NII )1 (Fateut) • ELASTIC STRAP AND BI,7CKLE, PANTS, VESTS and DRAWERS Thii little inventioni is just on t. and as it is DO "hum bug!' is meeting with al rapid sale. It can be applied in a :Bement to, any gartnhnt, by any person, causing it to lit perfectly. Its elasticity prerpts toaripg the straps 4.4.1 isulkleu ofF 4Gu clathes, sad alert allows pirfect freellain of the body while worklig or. taking exercise. • - For sale by tailors and the trade generally . Send 5S eta. for strap, circulars, terms to agents and the trade, to the BARN UM B. S. *.B. CO. (IN Broadway, New York. Agents Wanted in e:vegg county Jltoe 5,1867.-3 m .gataalitt. ypt,JR ),RoP,E.ItTY MI FARMERS' AND 3fIIIt.OHANT6 IN9UBAYIIZ 1 , COMPANY; OF YORK 4 PlittNA. • -/larmora ted by the /tegistature ;.1/Pencect. tin IRK Anttnostuto Ouct.d.,.. ..,i--.....- $lOO, OOO 0 0 CAPITAL PAID in.. ~..............4............ 40.00 0 00 Aririasta Aguas.---- .........../..,-. - $ 2 , 074 / 7 ISSITB-A-NCE . , lisp to i4s4e in this -ivtlqqsl4 , l7ll : :+ 3 l tit '. Tlifel*.s 4 0.1 1 8 , 1 145 1 111 01110 iststltiEbt tile . anct th e Wiles Insured, ant p p 4 , . , ~ r ot rotcalk 5 t as With soy colipqm.% tim No premium n os •40 Ind consequently no ,as sessments will be toad, on its Policies, 'I, _ This being an Inland Company , no riski will be taken in the large cities, ) . • - 1 More than half of th e entire Stock is corned by its Offi cers and Directors, which Is a actuante@ tail ItS *glare will be a' mansfed as to tasks it a saconuflun lbrinorar anoe. • • 4 1011 4 0 py.. Tr m-ity masted aud s pild without, :thy 4. pall ef i Vett i t;tk i ail tlk% ° , 1 11 ,1 1 11 1:1t= , inr4s T. .., I__ ice la ilemmuir-itan, Becitud Story of HADTMAN'So 13DILDIND,Centre 115uare, Yo ET rk, Pik. ''., '._, Presidsak-ON *MAIL ' ,7 ire Povekksy—Xi MUD X. 11414.V..' .Fire h. . , 1 nilippell t 1 , - Joan A. Widis, 14,M. r•' • I . ' Geo.'l4.llsonlllll, • ' ' CI" - 4 ./koil' ' . W. IL )4Arti4( o l o, 2 . 1_ „0h0!. 14 . . . Leiria Carl, 1 4 1..... cridll. &CAM , ! , .... —ooarteltWlSlON • T‘sfrionitii.. - - . 1 - , L TITr2 *VI' ' Plimr.t4lnaLMlt2l4'4,Sll4o4"uz .l1 -a--g. ''' '' ' . • Att l i t . .tic ‘'- 1.. • j a w , .---ri ". Yoglierivc ' . - _ ..*-- , . fau,se, ~ • . • in ..1Z., "1111 q0:•=•. , ,.. i aj'' t,44.114 IN . ! M S. S. ?iICCREARY . T. KING, Y“it .treet, oppreCte the Bank WA I? E. (i CEE AW1171,11l J. t'. %(7L SON'S, SEW (1X.11)1:1i, PENN.A New Goods ! A S. S 0 FOIL pry Soodo, otions, NEW SPRING GOODS. ASCOTT a, SONS have justreceived ~, slasher Sue spertmota of NEW GOODS,conotat. lug, lu part, of Cloths. Coinintertn.. Guidons, Kentucky Jeses,ll44 Tweeds, for Reitlomen'a wear. Also, aline osoottmont of L'ADrES' 'DRESS GOODS. Out nix* hu been selected with great owe, and we ire prepaiWd to' eel( se cheap u any other eatablidoneat in the comity. We Rik the Public to give use call sad Judge for theaselete. We defy contpetitiOn. both as to quality and price. A. SCOTT .t SONS. May 29, 1867.—tf ROW & WOODS, , 4 DEALERS IN D.Y GOODS, HATS; CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES;, GETTYSBURG, PA. ROW a WOODS Have line Alpaca, Ileibalr, Leno, Poplin, Lawn and DeLain. brews Goods. ROW a WOODS Have Calicoes in great variety, at A cents a yard and upwards. ROW & WOODS' Rave Bleached and Unbleached Muslim' at lucents a yard and upwards. ROW & WOODS, Rare Domestic Ginghansm, Flannels Checks and Shirting's at greatly reduced prices. ROW k WOODS have Hoop Skirts, Caritas, St o ckings Gloves awl ilaniikerchieig of finecit styles. ROW J WOODS (taco Yararola and Pane, leldeb, for beauty and ebeapnesa,"ean't be beat." ROW & WOODS Have Table Linen. Towling. Canit.ries Jeconete, Brilliants, SWiPS and other White Goods. ROW 4 , ,t €4),Ds IlasoClOtha,Cassinierss, Ladies' Cloth Sack Ylattuel. &c., as ••cheap as the cheapest." ROW WOODS Itay.., Hata for Men and Boys. in great var fety. of the latest styles, at 'the lowed price+. ROW & WIIODS Have Shoe! and Gaiters, of Lela quality made to order, of latest style. at lower prier. tb.411 the mato: quality coo be bought May :stti, IS67.—tf WORTH KNOWING CHEAP DRY GOODS! AT THE NEW STORE. WEINITZ7OVERBAUGIT & CO., ON BROADWAY, HANOVER, PA In the Room formerly oe(nkp,ie.ti by J. Greiner L Son li itNti suet returtird from 11.. Eastern cities, where they have Lough: a large ynd well *elected Stock of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, ,r? i.c.;,ef..4 tr. on, i 4.1 the public G,ode of ave,y usually k.pt in a ID,t-class Dry Go•ods Bt ,rr, at LOWER, RATES Than they have been z•• , war. gift..k.: - ..E.y write all to ul and exiunine their iitock fore purchasing elsewhere. gra_Rememtier theft Stock Is entirely new, and bought since the last REAT DECLINE E= WENTZ. OTERBAUGII 3 CO ) IC-f CALL AT THE NEw SWORE ! (.0.Ty4: , ii4 . 1, cOURT-HOUSE, Liettysb rg, Penn' a. NEW GOODS. AND' LOW PRICES! The undersigned have opened a new Dry Goods Store, in Kendlehart's directly opposite the Court liou,e, Baltimore street. Gettysburg, and start with a spleneid stock, embracing everything to be fou'id in a tirst•clase establishment. Bought for cefq. and 'it the latest decline. we can offer largiiii.3 that" Aiwa astonish every one. Coma r.m.l roe lot hiselves, and you will we mere wry terihed. With good Goods, email priffitiOlid fair and vinare dealing, we ball enlealror to deserve, what we most respectfully ask, a liberal share of public patrifnage. We offer a flue assorfment of CLOTUS, CASSISIERES, Jeans. Cottonade-, Vesting*, Gloves, Suspender', Neck Ties, and everything else in the Gentlemenbs line. Far the Ladies we have SILKS, ALPA,Catia i6OPLINS, Bersges, Lawns, Detains+ C4lirk4K, Gloves, parasol:.(k , rsets, Hosiery, White . Goods, 11 iti. w'uiterer else may be called for. - Also, a largo 'duet of MUSLINS, Sheetings, Ticking*, CARPETING. QUILENS•WARE, Umbrellas, Window Shades, Ac.„ Call at the Sew Store, opposite the COurt-horise, and examine the stock, before purchasing elsewhere. May 29,1867. REBEKT k ELLIOTT. GREAT REDTTCTIO 114 PttICES OF DRY GOODS, CARPETS, NOTIONS, &C., &C. THE undersigned are justeel; i iwz an immense stock of Goods suitable orSOTing and Summer Woe.-. Cast :p3,1 640 them. Calicos' from 10 ttrorj thing sire in proportion. DUPRORN k HOFFMAN, 29.—1 f N. W. Car .Diamond or Square. LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS ! AT the south en4l of Main 1179% RaAfleld, Adams county, pa., 1191;101:mm4 an assort zr.ent : NEW GOODS at rixinced prices, LADIES' DRESS GOODS of all kinds; Callcnes at 10 par yard, Anglin, 1214 caste per yard; GENTLEMEN'S WEAR proportiiihately cheap. ALSO CHEAP eltQsm.RTcs Sugar at 10 cants pat•pound, otair,tMits fn propor .tion. - 40tirminsd not.to be nodepoid, and 'considering it us ;dogmas to bbw roods,tweertend an .favitation to all, +Como amine our etu de , as tribalism will be to your intermit wean - before purchasing elsewhere. Hay 20,180-an • • 4011.HNSIt t" SHIELDS. • VINE FANCI FURS -L. CHAS. • A.• /41711A,Wii, 4 9 7 Broodwv liktiden Lane, MeII'OPACPURBR Par(P l V i ti OF • ..FU. Offerslits lirge 'wed selieta. stocl - 61'in. VS, in di altyles,Atlow,est umuiptaptniees ' .ffigßiost prlee pad • • • 811 IR? ;4.0., XV IS, e Sena lbeiarcvt:W. 1 „ 1 'a.:13, Iseo-17 A - 41? 45°- 4TNINT of Boa to lifiatorCli. offst • , 1121LIMI 'PEW, . t•I .. 11 i ' 4l/111at SBEde et , 0004 • 4 4 ... • IMP' riVita . . 4 . ` -. , . *v __ . - ~4. .•. , : , 6, .. , .......,: i . N . ~ v..m... 4i04F4 11,4-:.714W.4 *owes as 161104 h t h. PLOW . . CALLAIII01114: thek ge , w 41,NWt, <imamkg., on Po L ...noionbniitak Dtrpa nuffiged• girg gado, ilations, /tr. N - EW GOODS REDUCED PRICES, ELEGANT CALICOES At 121-'2 Cents, GOOD MITSLINS At 12 I-2 Cents. ALL KINDS OF GOODS AT PRICES DEFYING COMPETITION. Call at once and buy some of the cheap Goods now opening M. 29,1867 NEW SPRING GOODS. L. ;CHICK invites the attention • of hie Meade and Customers to hie large and well eelectoiletoek of •DRY GOODS Comprised in part of French Meretwei, All Wool Poplin.. ~,A All Wool Dalai n a it, All Wool Plaid., Plain Poplin. Black an Fancy Silk., TM' e Cl.the. ack and Colt - nail AI paccaa Black Cloth. an Caasimer . Fancy Caiaimeres, Cassinats, jeagld, , , Gloves and Stocking/ Al. fine assortment of Ladles' SUE AND SHAWLS, as well as ate abundant variety of Not ions, all of which will be sold cheap for the cash May 29. 1887 WE are always glad to see our (Mende nt the Excelsior Gallery, It mill 'Model° the name old place opposite the Rank on York et., Oct. tystiurg, Re. C.T.TYRON. PHOTO MINIATURES at the Ex celsior Gallery are superb and are furnished at one-third city prices. Call end examine spectmeeie, EXCELSIOR is our motto. To please our aim! suet to render natinfaction in every In V 1142100 oar tiotermioatiovt. C. J. TYSON. CONSTANTLY' on hand an assort mentor fine Pramenitotograph Albornii,Card. and Baskets fur granges, from t e Battle-Held, Photograph■ of onr G enerals. and other dintinguinhed individual., at the Excelsior Gallery. C.J. TY SON. T HE best Photographs made in this County are made at the Excelsior Gallery, lik4t7s. burg, opposite the old Bank. C. J. TYSON. DT all means have year Photographs made a .O the Exceiti,nr ilailery if you desire them pert C. J. TYSON. LARGE VIEWS of the Battle-field, singly or in sets, very low; also Stereoscopic Views in theßattle-Ileld, at the I:serif - Jur Gallery. Do not tall see to them • C.. 1. Si„Vi • FRAMES OF EVERY KIND, for Large Pleturessjarriaae Certifleates.Cfinrch Certificates, Aliev'74,l= Certifiontes, te.., very cheap at 8. G. 81111.AtlfEH'S New Gallery, Hanover, Pa. )4n , 6, REMOVAL'. THE GETTYSBURG SKYLIia:Va GALLERY. E under . s4,..-lect takes pleasure in PR Ar. suncr;;;.i:.,g to the citizens of Gettysbnrg and the prilL!!;, geaerally that he has removed from his old rooms on West Middle street, to Baltimore street: and nearly opposite tbe store of Pahnestoek Brothers. The room be sow occupies, has been recently fitted up expr.alyr for his business. The location is an admirable Oro, enabling him to take pictures in all etudes of weattAum, cud with • brreetness unequalled any wb4ealite, LIPE-LiUA PROTOGRAPIIS, of eTerx kir,t a d deazription. executed In the fineststyle narMcnlarattentiongiveo tip the CARTE-DETISITE, sod in copying A,MBROTYPES and DAGUERRROTYPES of deceaaralfriecide. Also— TUE GETTYSBURG GEMS, e new style of pictere which haR become very popular with the public, not only for their beauty, but for cieap nes, and convenience. SIXTEEN for ONE DOLLAR on ly. Also—THE PORCELAIN PICTNRE.S, which for their beauty and durability wre.c,uaurpaaved. We are prepared to e4rrx tin the tins inv.., in Tin its enemas branches . , tt;til hits ittg httd considelabl eexper lent. we ruts m rtsie is .. . . . . S'ANIZEINO PER FEL T SATISIfACTION Our belittles for s lull display of our skill are unequal ed by any other Gallery in the County, and we would herefore Invite every one to call at the NEW GETTYSBURG SKYLIGHT GALLERY. Call and examine our specimen. and judge for your selves. LEY I IA 01 MIR. June 21,1966. JGURNEY & :SON • IA 0 TOORAPII ART:ISTS, 707 Vroadway, New Yurk. In addition to Our PHOTOORAIIIC ART GALLF.RY, established 1840. We hare for the last fire years Ond ad vantages superior to any other establishment ir, obtain ing sittings from life, of all the PROM I N F.}'_'l;LEBlll- TIES of the day in CARD PORTRA7 s Tsa ZAin.l are flow publishing a Catalogue of osar :Stik SIIRJEETS, A SI PRI CAN AND FOREIGN, ;Loa large list of Cepiett of wQ.Ags OF ART AND RNORATINGS. Boob as the Right Rev. Bishops of the Episeopial church, the Catholic Clergy, and the Clergy of all denominations, all prominent officers of the Armv,Navy and Confederate Mates, Actors and Actresses. Professional Billiard Play ers, Foreign celebrities. Pictures from Statuary, male and female. Catalogues sent on receipt of Stamp, An order for one dozen pictures ?tarn oe:"taketes will be fPled at 81.80, and sent by mail single Pictures 25 cents each, eoples'o( eosravingal teats each. N. B. We 11110 de:stre to can attention to the advantage we have for recroductUg,or copying, Old Daguerreotypes, Ar.trotaes;etird'Pictures, Le., of —••• )4CEASED RELATIVES AND FRLENLkt, enlarging them to any rise, and finishing in Oil, Water Colors, or Indio Ink, with the aid of TEN TALENTED ARTISTS. Parties desiring copies, should therefore corresporkil with ns direct. The Trade Supplied at a Lib,,;pi. ~Piscaskut GALLERY OPEN FOR . 'feu : INSPECTION, and !bangers sieltlng th . ; 6i*,y, will rind our Gallery one of the most ag,reT6hl@'PW:eflio the City, wherein to while 'wax r...31,0tir, • J. GURNEY SON, PHOTOGILMELS, Oet. 707 Broadway. N. Y. THE GREAT RADICAL NEWSPAPE,I3 FORNEY'S ;''''DES•S Nt? cCOIV,RaHISE WITH TRAITORS! BHT THE BEST ANTI ' CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER IN ing Vortrelgbt column!. ' AcibLtthed Every Ig i ocmatg, Southa•eet corpor of SEV ENTH' AFACIOSTNIIT ttreetp t Phlladelpl4. TRI-WEEKLY PRESS, $4.00 Pllit ANNUM. $2.00 NOR SIX $lOO. VOA WEE NOlrrag. iIIINDA - PRESS. szt* pa, MOROI. • SLOG POE SIX M 877118. TSB WEEKLY PRESS, TOE MOWS VALI:TAMA WILILKLI XIVISPLPIA f 45 `; 0 "i iontalas ttta of Wood t ',try rite. QIIII 000 .. Wit' tottis ........... Twititi Conn To the getter op ofa Mob of Tor or more Neat an es, tra copy trill be gives. • All orders 'bald be stbiropipkto iffint V. FORNEY, 14jtor aid Proprietor, ;We unninu mot CILIVINUT AT AT FAHNESTOCKS Tisanela of all kinds, J . L.SCRICK raft 6allitrico. MIMI SEND FOR A CATALOGUE lis.cellantoits. THE COUNTRY. THE PRESS, TR.RMS DAILY PRESS. $B.OO FIR ANNUM, $4.00 FOR 5.07, 114MiTHS, irt.oc) FOR THREE MONTHS. 111 Z WORLD. *RAU TIIS 77amws -*it 00 per annim 900 44 .1 e.0.m... 17 50 " • " 12211 Ntiq eidatt VALUABLE DWELLING-HOUSE AT PRIVATE BAIA * The • satecrilrer Wen+ Mae ilettritlM' dins at Parma , Sila,ahe trope fa altiblela mar Milits. le Baltimore etre*. It hair hers thrwghl painted and mehrid• is Maratehmi tritium er soft water, mat wi ll M.. • The roportl=allosist Berimeepetight that OS Baltimore st., emitt , with a number a choke Trait Trots in it, ud Barn in the rear of It. Poeseaeloto &ea A , 1867. V. A. MULL= June 6,1867.-tc FARM AT PRIVATE SALE. • I offer kw sale my TAR Id situated In Strohm' teem ship, two miles east offlisttysburi.o• thri,Mitalpflte las& ing to York, and known g a the old Trois& ram. It of land, and la la &hI contains 151 ACRES of cultivatfti. 'lt hub thoroughly limed, sal le la good repair. The fences are mostly I, 1100didellia pupils and chestnut rails. There are about 10 ACRID Is 91114 Meadow, lying In threw separate parts. There are aide about 35 scree of thriving Umber. sad good grimy it Water In every_ field except one. There fa s mow firor story BRICK MOUSE, and a Bank Mars O'er idd let long newly covered. There lean siteellent the House; also s good weU of yam sear t About 6 Acne &recovered with etteellest grafted WWI —Apples and perches. _ Any person wielded to purchase • pod "Wm will do well to view this snug little Farm - behre yyturohneiag elsewhere. . J 037. 1 011 June 5, 1867.- r tt . • FARM AT PRIVATE SALE. I offer at private sale it my residence la Tyra' brim ship. one mile west of Ilehtlersburg, on Use 111111111011111 road, 100 ACRES OF GOOD LAID, on abide are stir story Log House, weather-bearded, and plisetemet Oka Kitchen, and Bank Barn. There lea good well near the House; also two Arenas of sevelekillaa mar running through the farm. About 20 Aevis wearing thriving TIMBRE', with a nevar-fattilyt aria( it rilmo fling water thereon. There are about 26 jlems of pod Meadow land; also a good Lip Kiln on the lona, and a good 012 CHARD OF YS P I. The /11/1M be limed three times within A eta poor*. It le la • Welk state of cultivation, and is mounded with Milk sal Churches. There Is a good Boboulvbouse on the bra. ts-Any person wishing to ese this Fans, Of fiat Oa the York turnpike, will And me at home at all Omen June 5.1867.—tf TROMIL FARMS FOR SALE,. I will lien the Farms, No. 1. Lying on the Harrisburg / tad Gettysburg road between York Springs mad ibliallire• imarg, containing 121 ACILZ.9, with Improvements, MV occupied by James Miller. Pi ice $26 per sore. • • No. 2. Lying on the Carlisle: New Oxford road, between Heldlersbarg awe NOW ter, containing 145 AC RYA, with good now occupied by °serge J. Shank. Prick r ow, Terms: One half to be paid cm the 4 deed ; the balance to snit the purchaser, e in 41111 or in ilea Judgment Bonds of not lees than ag. 1. and $4OO for No. 2, to be paid annually with WM*, eis-These Darms are patented. His handsomely mid hate been limed. W./. DONNA& May 1857.-tf A FREDERICK COUNTY FARM AT PRIVATE SALE. The undersigned, intending to remove West, oaks Ws FARM at' Private Sale. It Is elosatad oa Llopmere creek, In Frederick county, Md., 14 miles seatofFrobeir ds city, 5 miles northwest of Mt. Airy Depot, on the B.! 0. R. R., 3% miles "oath of Unkinville, and 6 miles esntk east of Libertytown, containing 182 ACM. 40 el !AM are in timber. The land lain good condition, limestone, and produces good crops Il has aoarl a4 l, l l been limed over, some twice. Thee* U. memo acres of meadow or bottom land. The tars is wen= ed, Linganore running tbrongb it. The isnmsressers are TWO HOUSES, one a Two story Log, and the elysr e Two story Frame, (new,) with a sever-Min veil et water at Or* door, Leg Sara, large new Wagon sad Ow. dap House, with Corn Crib attached sad Graimaismap bore; a splendid young ORCHARD of choice frith. last coming Into kill beefing. with different varisdissi eff mail ignite. Also. a Sorghum Mill and ISepanallourmilie house, and everything thereto, to carry oa the lumen successfully. - Persons wishing to parches* are soliolied slow MIS property by calling on the enbecriberosoblin Whom. Persons wishing more Information or Mier pinker lire, either personally or by knob shall be pleased Is them at say time. 314 Post Oillsentrese L List , ganore, Frederick co., Md. June 28,1867.-41* MICRAIL BOIL • ganko. $23.000.000. THE NEW SIX PER CENT. PENNSYLVANIA • STATE LOAN FREE FROM ALL STATE, COUNTY AXD MUNICIPAL TAXATION. Will be famished Is sums to suit, ea applksties M be usarest )lank or Beaker; &baby either a the undersigned. JAY eocacz & CO., DREXEL J CQ., - E. W. CLARE % CO., Biiaken, Philadelphia. GETTYRITRG NATIONAL BANK. GOVERNMENT BONDS OP ALL IdBllllB, SE VEN- THIRTIES COMPO END INTEREST NOTES. bought and sold. Orders far parches* and sale o STOCKS, BONDS AND GOLD, promptly .xeent id 41Q-INTEREST allowed an SPECIAIL DILPOSITS at 3 4 and 5 per cent., according to I molds of tam of de potit. J. intiall BAIR, Cashier. July 1867 . THE Fiat latiooal Boot of Gettidn, ALLOWS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS AS USUAL By& and Sella all Kin& of GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, GOLD AND SILVER, Converts 7-80 :Voles into 5-20 US. Bonds - Orders solicited and promptly at tended to. GEO. ARNOLD, Cashier. Avert 11, 1967 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF GRTTYSBErAG will ash 620 awl .1440 11. I Bond also 7-30 nod Compound Intact NOW. NOM I ARYOLD, CoOder. Oct 11. 1868 (bUARTERLY REPORT mcg. OF GETTYSBURG NATIONAL RANK, Ormsainto, July low.. 1111210111018. Loans and V5z05rda ....511:,66.1 s. U. 8 Ekmd ab Washington to recurs circula t4m ... . ..... D. S. Hoods un hand,' Legs! tender Notes Due from other Bents Raul Estate' Cash Items Expenses... lakintru L 9 Capital ------ Citctdatiost • = jut xuad.Loo State Circulation- Diactiaata Due to Banks... 4. ........ • Dividetvla impala..... ......_.... teatllt that the above watemeet to anareet Is lie bra of my knowledge and belleL 1310411.1" I J CeslaSee. July 9,1887.-3 t D RRXEL & 00. SOITIS THIRD STRRET ) (Birwirri warn AND otiorm„) POICADILPELA. • A T I C 1:11. ]Er., NG AND'INLLININ 311 GovpicimENT F,lgetritings. 7 4 :05, JUNE, JUL Y, AND AVOWS'. • uormarno nero ' 520 s • "Althont !harp, and t. i rum • W3,1,4)4 S F LATRit, I sod COXINEND INTIM= NOT WANNIN• Arr o Ations by mail will roroivrompoottomtbra.ad 14 141 ko and Bo c t l ZZalt and sold ow ooszoloollooloto or io New York. Orion oolbolted. • Yob. zt. NOTICE. TFIS salosoiiDer has now th•feWilli wnd- his over AND SAW Mna i lk - aio Nre 311144" on Mar . .4 to doe pattle AND SA 3.. rM apse Doom Se lm fi t ' s " 4341 , 1 11 0 00141 1 ' ' . :dr • • • EN! MEA *MUM **VA-Poo -...-.146.1111 OP - ...... ..... 11 00 6 If. g san,Ts• I V 4
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