1867
&OLT
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NEWS OF NEIVIBORING COUNTILW•
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esuuberemid.
A gray horse, 15 hanit high and about 15
years old, was stolen from the stable of Eman
uel Liue, near Meehaniesbura nn the night
of
Ww: pinenan, of .NAeville, !lac.' his ',rut
broken, while playing at base ball, on Thurs
day last. - • ';:ite,l
• Franklin.
.I. Newton Shellito has been appointed Gall
era;l Whiskey Inspector in place of MAlor L.
B. Kurtz. Tench McDowell has been ap
pointed Warehouse keeper at 4archelrode's
distillery instead ofGeorge W. 4eagy.
Catharine Jackson, a colored woman; re
siding at Major Rowe's, in..Greeneastie, fell
to the door dead, on Wednesday last, While in
the act of washing'dishes.
Rev. J. Agnew Crawford has been installed
Pastor of the Preibyterian Congregation in
in Cbambersburg.
Messrs. Hamsher & Keyser will retire froin
the management of the Vancy Spirit on the
first of September next, and be succeeded by
John M. Cooper, William S. Stenger and
:Aligns* Dugan, Esilg., who have recently
purchased the: `establishment.,.
Rev. J. NV.' Smith, of ''Greencastle, was
thrown from IsfsTnggy, on Wednesday last,
and one of bisinkles bi.dly fractured.
Henry kiitith, of Waynesboro', tripped on
the staivearp4 inlifoirtg out of church on Sun
day evening, the 14th. and broke one of his
legs. '
Pr cderiek.
Iloratio'Waters, died in Frederick, on — the
:Id, aged 74, and .fames McKinney, near Catoc
tin Furn i ance, on tin: 30th nit., aged 67—both
soldiers of the war of 1812.
J. M. Feezer, of Frederick, was drowned
recently, while bathing in the river, at New
Castle, Ind.
J. Alreelit, of Freclerick, fell dead, while
conversing with his fnmily, on the 15th. from
heart disease.
Lancaster
on the 13th, a terrible accident occurred in
Lancaster by t. 1.4 ex - plosion of one of the boilers
of the Fulton Cotton Mill. David }lintel', the
engineer, and Capt. Plummer the superinten
dent, were instantly killed. Faldine Myers,
Sarah Dorwart, Annie Wolbert, and Howard
Weitzel, died of injuries sustained, while a
number of other operatives were more or less
injured by the explosion.
Josiah Brown, residing :hear the village of
New Texas, Lancaster co., has a cow that pro
duced fifteen and one half pounds of butter in
one week.
A German, Joseph Conrad, was muraerod
near Reinholdt's station on the 13th inst. His
wife and a man named Smith had been arrest( xl
as his murderers.
MEEI
On the 15th inst., Drs. Smith, Culbertson
and Alleman, of Hanover, amputated the leg
of Mr. Small, residing near Conowago Chapel.
It had been injured while in the army, and re
dently becoming worse amputation was neces-
EMI
"Friendly Circle No. 19, B. ti. (H. F.) C. A..'
was organized in Hanover last week, Charles
Z. Thomas being installed C. W.
Trn Contraitor of the Columbia Bridge
Company, Mr!' Brinks, has been directed to
eommende the4e-ereetion of the bridge early
iii august.
HENRY WECSH, Esq., of York, has been
appointed and confirmed as Assessor of the
15th district. Mr. OLAvz, previously appoin
ted, declined. Cnxiti.Es WEism. , , Esq., of
York, died on the 17th, after a lingering ill
ness.
S INe ULaB ACCTDEN T.—On Wednesday af
ternoon as the with of Mr. Joseph Bridge was
A alking along Pleasant street, Fall River,
Vissachusetts, she e:tme to a yoke of oxen at
tached to a wagon It.aded with wood standing
close to the eurbstot le. The heads of the ox
en were down, and. just as Mrs. Bridge was
passing the team ttLe oxen threw their heads
upi . ard. One of the horns of the ox nearest
the sidewalk calm ht in the lady's hoops, and,
in au instant, she was whirling in the air.—
The lady screamed; the ox, as badly trigh -
tened as the lady, bellowed, and made frantic
efforts to shake off the mass of hoop skirts,
petticoats and feminine gear generally, which
hampered his figure head. Mrs. Bridge;, :af
ter being tossed about on the horns.pf the
frigtened animal for a few second,-
thrown ?tr, and, either in her fall, or by . being
run over by the wheels, had her left arm very
badly injured, so much so that the flesh was
mashed almost to a jelly.
A Six WEEKS' OLD CITY'..--The Union Pa
cific Railroad now rims 800 mil es we:11 of Om
aha, to a station called North Platte. Six
Weeks ago there was not a house in that place
—now;it is a flourishing town of more than
six hundred inhabitants, and Las a daily trans
ient population of as many more. A $20,000
hotel has been erected, and is doing a "land
office" business. The . town, like all frontier
towns, -is said to be a fast one—supporting
billiard halls, (one with six tables,) faro,
monte and keno banks, and the usual "con
comitants" that ge t nerally flourish in fast
burghs.
To meet the demands of the public there
NMI' be issued in a few weeks au additional
fractional currency note, of the denomination
of 15 cents. The principal embellishments
on the face of this note are an engraved like
ness of General Grant on the right hand, and
opposite, on the left of the note, a likeness of
Lieutenant General Sherman.
Tn New York Tribune of Monday states
that no one has been more completely taken
by. surprise at the nomination of Mi. Horace
Greeley for Minister to Austria than that gen
- tletnan himself, and Idso says that lie could
' not be induced to leave this country' at pre-
MO
CHANCE FOR SOME ONE
ASS
Fink~C QC I.CZe4
A FIRST-
SEWING MACHINE,
WORTH $ 6
And a Life Scholarship in Brynnfitriat
ton at Klaiberlro
BUSINESS, COLLEGE,
W 9.1? TH $5O,
GIVEN AAVAYI
% _i__.'
WE will present tb anybody betiding*
30,N ENV iSUBScApEIitEf to the "STAB. .013
SENTINEL," -one of Tinkle St Lyon's first
,
• class Family Sewing .lischines, worth $6O
and considered one of the held in the wan
To anybody sending us 25 NBW-BUIS
SCRI.BBItB,-we will present a, Liksiolat
ship, available iu any of Bryan's, Striation
Kimberly's•Bullness Colleges, worth $59.` ,
Names may be sent in at mme„ *qua it thp
requirecl number cannot, be obtained,- the
•pereon sending will be.paid FIFTfI C'EXTS
iti..Cash for eery enoreeeived. TiMenibo
intend to compete,for these Premiums, will
bO, when sendinkboi the first name, yit.at
the proper record may be made.
The price of subieription ($2.00) raustii-sij
TT/ 0 Y Mirlr INUMIN
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• .-7 1.ebtitip Ai* tkritets
GETTYSBURG 0 RAIN AND,PROVISION MARKET,
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.Ge xty, Ireff!t!Aday *twang.
t sb lei,
Suprt Fi6hr...:fil WO 01Slypt
,%:. ... .430 01W0 00
Rx.tra Pluur„. 4;1 60(412 50 Pe1dat0e5........... ede, 70
R3ieViotte, 1 %.o*B ao ttetter;:..,.:.........' . .15
White Wheat, -2 00114'2 110441wilf, 10
Red Wheat,.... 1 71( 1 80 Eggs, 16
111"8,--f•----7. . 80' 81000,14012, 7 .. , - r. 14
te,..:... 1 . OA . " ' Sid r es„ - :! 10
50 " thoutil;re, ' 10
Buckwheat,... 80 thee, . • 10t6 35
Timothy Seed, 2 60 Cherrie5,„......... 2 00
Climes Reed,,. 600 ipp1e1,...,-- ' a
Slid Seed 2 25 Ulickberriee,.
Muter Paris,. 17 50 Soap,
lbw for i0n,...1.6 thi4lB 00 Ta110w,......
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
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BALTIMORE, Monday 3 - laming.
Fnotra.--Prices for Flour eentinus to droop,
a earthen- reinction of $1 par bbitelieg made
to-day in the rates for the leading brands of
Baltimore Family and Extra, Mak - Inge total
decline of $2 per bbl within the last tlipeo
days. There is, however, very little Ficair
selling, a further decline in prices being gen
erally anticipated. For Howard Street and
Western Flour we can give no reliable quota
tions and we therefore omit them : City Mills.
Standard Super we quote sit $9.50®10; and
City Mills Standard Extra at $12®12.50 per
bbl. Rye Flour we quote at $8®8.25, and
Corn Meal held at $5.75 per btsl.' ,
GRAIN.—The receipts of Wheat were large
this morning, the offerings comprising Some
32.000 bushels white, making a total 6137,000
bushels. The market exhibited but little
activity, although most of the Wheat receiv
ed was disposed of, and the sales show a de
cline in prices of 10 to lii cents since Satiary
day, At the opening some lots of prime red
brought 250®235 cents, but at the close 240
®245 cents wail: the best prices for prime
red. Medium-grades sold from 220 to 233
cents. A fow lots of fair white sold at 240(4;
230 cents. Corn was in fair demand, and
prices for it were pretty well mainiained.—
sales were reported of 5,000 bushels white at
1150.,1 is cents; 2,500 bushels yellow at 112®
114 cents, and 3,000 bushels Mixed at 110(0
114 cents, which embraced all the parcels sn
eered. Oats sold at' 5 cents for new, and 98
4100 cents for old, and a lot of •100 bushels
Rye brought 140 cents.
;.4 - &-Obituary notices cents a linelor all
over 4 lints--cah to accmiopanynotice.
Di mIL.—On the 14th day of July,,,at the
residence of his son-in-law, in Cumberland
township, Mr. John Diehl, in this 72d year.
Dismunik.—At his residence, at Heb
ron, Porter eo., Ind., on
_the 29th of J uue,
Mr... David Din whiffle, formerly of this coun
ty, in the 72d year of his'age.
Ml:KiiitinT.—On the 14th inst., at East
Liberty, Pa., Arnanda M. McKnight, aged
2ti.years 3 months and 5 days.
SPRAN4LE.—On June 17th, at hia residence,
near Fotintain Dale, Hamiltonban township
alter a protracted illness, Mr. George Spran
kle, aged 70 years 3 months and 17 days.
"Blessed are the dead who die in the
Lord."
Tars.—On the :inn inst.,. Julia Z., daugh
ter of Perry J. Tate, of this place, aged 8
year:4, months and a days.
WONDERFUL! WONDER:I'GL:
The INDIAN LIOCUOR will again be in G ettyslnirj. :it
the FAO: llotel, from Tuesday, the l id, until Tues..ay.
the 30th of July lust He can be found in his room all
boars of the day. tie detects the most' obstinate cases,
With electricity and the Ste.hoecope, and can tell for a
certainty whether a cure can be effected or relief given.
Examiuetton and consultation free of charge.
Macy persons who have been considered inenrable.
have been entirely cured, and ()there greatly relieved, by
grip IIOTANICA.L TREATMENT and ELECTRICITY.—
His practice is in harmooy with all the laws of the God
of Nature. Many eminent Physicians of erery other
practice, not only acknowledge the powers of the Dotard
cal practice, And the virtues of Jileetricity, but receive
the treatment ter themselves, to well as recommend it
to their patients. The following are the names of sou e
of the most remarkable cures nutile its extremely obeli•
rate cases by the Doctor, -to Gettysburg, Wtonesboro'
Newlin.) and Oarlisle: Miss Agnese Snyder, of Adams
county, curet of deafness of rive years standing; Mrs.
E. Little, nervous affection, Gettysburg; John Metier
eon, greatly improved of deafness and affection of the
Millerstown, Adams county: John Grove,
cured of deafness; Mists Charida Hill, nearly blind ofup
thalutia of tbe eye, Taneytowu, 31d.; Mrs. Pilkey, cured
of scrofula of the eye, at Carlisle; Edward Richter,
Chainbereitirg, cured sound of consumption; Mr. Mar
tiuthralt, cured of consumption, which had been pro
nounced incurable; he is now well and at work at
Waynesboro: Albert Mills,consunaution contracted while
to the army—perfectly cured.; Samuel hhaffer, cured
of affection of the lungs: Win. Shirey, consumption;
Martin Legn, toinszed for years witu consumption and
night sweats cured; Mrs. Merrick, cured of coneumption ;
nr. Logan, greatly relieved of aaections of the luogi
and titer ; Mr. htrickliouser,oi :Seven Valley, Yotk coun
ty, cured ufaffection of the eye; Mies Mary Bayley, cured
of liver complaint and teruale.debnlty; 'Noire aillutan,
cured of excess of blood rushing to the hcsol, of five y care
standing; Mrs. Doctrees \Vlllium', cured of lameness of
the hand by a few applications of electricity; MIA.
Atheiton, cured of dyspepsia of 10 years and palpi
tation of the heart; site is now stout and hardy, in Ship
pensburg; alt. Weiss, cured of a Leh =se of Et t eutna,
tient, at Newville. ?a.; Levi •Plpar. suffered for years
with twrofulc in his eyes, bail to relinquish farming—he
hes been entirely cured by the Doctor and has rammed
farming—at Miwciile; Mra. Ferry was lying at the
point of death with dropsy anti affection of the lungs,
was eat irely cured; Michael Landis, cured of dyspepsia;
Mr. Swint, cured of dolling ate; Mary Lease was bedfast
with consumption, never ex,•ected to recover, was cured
andtie now well 1144 hardy.
luny other remarkable cures, which for want of room
must Ur omitted, but eau be aeo., at the poctor's room.
Wear in mind that the Duetilr treats comumptton by
be wonderful healing 'queens of thhaluttuu
July 17.-a.
NO 1.
SEAWEED TONIC
This medicine. inven test by Dr. J. If. Sciatica. of Phila
thlphia, & intended to dole the food and makeit into
chi me. the ti rat process or digsstiern. by cleaning,,oou
stomach with Schencit's Mank rake Pills. the Tonic the
restorestl,e appetite, and food tha t could not be eaten be-?
hire using it will he easily digested.
Consumption cannot be cured by Schenck's Pula:mac
Syrup unless the stomach and liver is made healthy and
the appetite restored, hence the Tonic add: Pills are re
(mired in nearlY every caseof consumption. A half dozen
bottlesof the SEAWEED TONIC and three or four boxes
of the MANDRAKE PILLS will cure any ordinary case
of dyspepsia.'
Dr. Schenck makes professional visits in w York,
Boston, and at his principal Otllce in Philadelph every
week. See daily papers of each place, or his pa phlet,
on consumption for his d. 1.1 s for visitation. • ,
Please observe. when purchasing, that the Deo like
uesAes of the Doctor, one when iu the last sta of con
:gumption, and the other as he now Is, In pa et health
are on the Government stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers, price .50 per bot
tle, or $7.50 the half dozen. Ail letters for advice shot.ld
be addressed to Dr. behenck's Principal Office, N 0.15
North 6th street, Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents; DOLLIAS Barney & OS.. N.Y.
5.3. Hance, B titimore, Md.; John D. Parke, Cincinnat
Ohio; Walker a Taylor, Chicago, Ill.; Collins Bros., St
Louis, Mo. iOVt. 18, 1666.-wemly, •
A PROT ECTEI) SOLETTN OF THE PROTOXIDE OF
IRON, supplas the Woo' with its LIFE ELEMENT,
IRON, giving strength, vigor and new life to the whole
elstem
If the thousands who are suffering from DYSPEPSIA,
DrIaLITY, PLYALE Ac, would but test the vir
tues of tbeFnauTft4situr, the effect would not only as
tonish themselves but would please all their friends; for
Instead of feeling cross, "all gone" and miserable, they
would be cheerful, vigoreulaud fictive.
A DISTINGUISHED JURIST 'WRITES TO A FRIEND
I have tried the PEZtIvIAN SiltErP, anti the result folly
zadtzhis your prediction. It bad made a NZw MAN of me
infused into nip system new vigor and energy; I am no
longer tremulous and debilitated, as when you last saw
me, but stronger,_ heartier, and with larger capacity for
labor, mental and physical, than at any time during the
last five years."
Thousands hare been changed by the use of this remedy
from weal:, sickly, suffering creatures, to strong, healthy,
and happy men and women; and invatids cannot reason
ably hesitate to gore it a tri4a. '
. The,genulee ttae"Psaovt►u STAL - r" blown in the glass.
432 page pamphlet will be sent free.
J. P. DLSII33IOItE, Proprietor,
Ito, 36 Dey et" New York.
[July 3,1867.—/M •
Sold be oil Druggist&
The Rev. GEORGE SP5l$ll, of Brooklyn, N. T., says, in
the Bible -Examiner, by way of apology for publishing
medical certificate inhie magazine, of the cure of his only
soneof Scrofula' "after dixikilrition appeared inevitable .'
"We publish thisstatement, not for pay, but in gratitude
to God who has answered prayer. and In justice to Dr.
Anders; tieing satisfied that there is virtue in the lodine'
Water treatment, which the reiders of this Magazine
will t!iiiyik its — Editor for bringing do their notice.'
Circulars tree.
Dr. U. Anders' lodine Water is for sale by J. P. DlNS
kfOitt, Proprietor, 36 Dcy 5t.,1 , 1. T., andlby all Druggists.
July 8,1867.—1 m
• Thgadvertiier, having been restored to health a few
wit*. by a very simple remedy, after having ened
et
for ieveraryears with a severe lung affection, an that
dreadlisease C,ousumption—fs anxious to make , known
to his fellow-suffermisTie means of cure.
To all Who deslre it, be *ill send a (ivy of the pre.
'caption mad (trop of charge), with the directions for
preparing anknaing the tame,. which they will find a
snag CUM, for OiI,NIPLIMPTIOI‘, ASTHMA, BIIONCHITIS, COLDS,
Cocoas, and all Throat and :Lung Affection's The only
object of the 19 sending the ? ascription is to.
benselltbsiatiltcted,'lnd spread. i don' Which he
conciltes tobe insidnetzds, and he teeevery su ff erer
will try his remedy, as it will cost t em nothing., and
May prove 14. bteasing..,Thirtiat ereshipigtha prostriWon,
razz, by return mall, will Please address
BEY. NIAWARD A. WILSON,
• ; Williainslaurg,lihnpreo„ New York. '
Jnne 5,1867.—1 y i
GRACE'S bBLEBRATED SALVE.
;24u.saosy, 2dAtarrict.l3,lll67
, .
Mr. time—Dear Sir:—Having been aftlictedgrierous.
ly for sem* weeks mith • woe almoess.immusay side.
I ruisd several remedies for its erradieithin'without re•
*2IT/uglier"»ltek nutin,144414-Tige.4511.°P...:11:4' st
hatted a speedy and permanent eats: e feel
happy to certify my cutiEdence in its vittu •
Tigers wititreepeet.,
I certify to the truthfulness of the
• 148. u, M.D.
SETH W. TOWLE AWE; 1 •P etor &
Sold by all Druggists, at 25 cis. a boa. mail lib ctiL
Jane 6,1867.1-/m . ' " •
HUMBOLDT CONCENTRATED EXTRACT BUCRU
• the Great Diuretic.
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seta free. 113.8 t sure asuirsend for Mn., and son soil
not regrrl(it; for, is advorddeg pllalelans are pear
17 isepostars, withent satileiasee.' r no 'grouser should , .
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the STANDARD OF RIG 4
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HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU
is...certain cure for diseases of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, OILLYRI,, DROPSY, ORGANIC
WRAKNESt3, FEMALE 'COMPLAINTS, 4SNERAL
DEBILITY;
and ail diseases a the
10101 NARY ORGANS,
whether existing in
MALE OR FEMALE,
from whatever cause originating and no matter of
ROW LONG S'FAIIIII,IO
Diseases of these organs regal' e the =Gots djuiette.
If no treatment is submitted to, Cormuniption or In.
sanity may ensue. Our FLosh and Blood, are supported
from times sonrees,and the
REA.GTII. AND HAPPINESS,
• and
that of Pouyerity. depends upon prumpt use of a ratable
remedy.
LIELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BCCRIL,
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Beal ablialged upwards (Ale years, prepared by
U. T. lIELMBOLD, Druggist,
604 Broadway, New Nork, and
104. South 10th at, Philadelphia, Pa
2S, 1867.-1
TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UNSAFE ItEM•
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Helmbold's Extract Bncbn and Improved Ruse
Feb. 28, 1867.—1 y
m dvrrtiotmento.
JURY LIST-AUGUST TERM
GRAND JURY.
/Semi ltun—J . J. Kuhn, Foreman, Ihtniel!Sm ith.
Oxford—Alexander Jacobs, Jacob Peters. •
Comarage--Rufne Krug.
Huntington—Alexander
Frankll u—Abraham Hart, Frederick Diehl.
Menallen—Lewis Dull,Gibson ROM!, Jobb Wi1,4,11
Littlesteueri—.Tohn Spangler.
Mountpleatiaut—Joseph liedermau.
Latimore—lleast Harman.
MountjoY—Jacob Diehl. Joseph Arndt. '
Cumberland—Raphael Sherfy.
!highland—Joseo Mickley.
Union-1V ihlam Young, John Rife.
Reading—iohn Haines.
Strabad—John E. Little.
Gettysburg—Charles Ziegler.
Liacuiltunban—John Moritz. :
HENkIe,AL JURY.
Berwick bor.—Joseph IV')lf.
Streban- Jobn H.annert, Alfred Sloneker, Daniel C llr
man. Daniel Stathm it b, Cyrus Fickes.
Llaroilton—Michael Dentine, George Hollinger.
Gettysburg—J. Anabinbaugh, Jacob Sanders.
Latimore— William Livingstone. ,
klonotjoy—Siroon Hahn, Cownover, Sr.
Berwick twp.—Blllah Kepner.
Tyrone—James A. Miller, Abraham Bowers.
Reading—Wm. S. Hildebrand, Samuel March, Stephen
lieinerd.
Liberty—David Siker, Jacob Biker.
Munn tpleasaut-:-Ilettry Weikert, John I fautitnnati, Jolaa
51cMaster.
Gam ilt.rdAnn—Georget Trenkle.
Oxford—Alexander filmes Itenry
Iluntington—Joiatbaa Sliilcr, Jesse Suiya s.
Germsny—F:phraim If'truer, J. N. Kelley.
Cumberland—George Welkert, .14xcob I.lerstey
Butler—John Jacobs.
Unica—Jacob Hostetter.
Umowsgo-43eorge t rederick.
Jaly 14, 1867.—tc
HEAD QUARTERS
CLOTHING.
PJ.CKG SELLS COATS CIIEAP
PICKING SELLS PANTS CHEAP
PICKING SELLS VESTS CHEAP.
PICKLNG SELLS SHIRTS CIIEAP
PICKING SELLS NOTIONS CHEAP
PICKING SELLS CLOCKS CHEAP
PICKING SELLS TRUNKS CLI:E.,kF'
PICKING SELLS VIOLINS CHEAP
PICKING SELLS ACCOHDEONS CHEAP
PICKING SELLS VERY CHEAP
CALL AND SEE HIM
July 24, lg6i
HOW TO SAVE
MONEY !
When time. are hard you'd lik• t.,)i,dt..w
How y . uu can save your dollar.,
The way to Lo it you will know,
If you will read what follows
A man obedient to tbelawa,
Who worked hard at hie trade.
Could not supply hts wants—besurte
It rust wore than he made
Ile met a friend: Says be, ••1 gnaw
I look thread-bare and rough ;
I'd like to buy my wife a dreew
!
But can't care up enough'
Ills friend replied, "It won't coot much
To buy your wlfe's dry goods
Ifpon. will go to the cheap store—
The Eton) of Row k W000s."
lie took what little he could save
To Row k Woos' store,
And bought his with a bandsouia
For half one coat before,.
With otherloods, and Bata and She ...A
liimaalf ha there Aupplied
•
And still has money left to use
And some to lay aside
P. 18.- , -See annexed List of Prices. utile:Aso& at Site
reduced. rates.
Mos Had from 10 to 22 cents
Calicoes from 8 to 18 calm
French Lawns from 18 to 1t mute
liozamblques from 25 to 28 cent+
Alpacas trolls XI to 70 amts.
Delaines from 20 to 5 cents.
lioleery,Glowesaod trimmluse, ,larap ,as ever
• A
full assortment of
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
ti A T'S & 04§-S:,
AT REDUCED PRTCES AT
ROW & WOODSY
JRly 24,.14437
AUDITOR'S NOTICE,: -
'Mr ils. undereiwal,Aoditor appoinced by'the Orpbnan'
.1 Court of Adam county, tolisell'ailUitidlitii of the
balance remaining j.kle hatale at Walt, ace
ing Administrator °Vibe ettelti of Jeer' Mx. late oft*,
ter township, Adams" county,' deceased, to and among ,
parties legally entitled *stela, heieby glyes notice to
all persons interestedinlatld dAttill o on 400 he will
Idt DI Orli etelee duties of, , ppointmen
in boron& of Gettysburg, r
day eAluptist se:4*LN okkok, , A,,ZZIA4
eveh persons aresceennetedle attend
DAVID
July 24.-31
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GOODS, `NOTIOWS'' Sk, ' •
corptExcp m04D.A.7., 417,4- 2D AND
I WILL BE CONTINUED 413 D.A.418.
Our whole ~Stimmet 86ek Marked ,Ekritm
REGARDLESS OF ;cosir, ,
and from 30 to 60 per cen*. less than regular prices, our
object being to turn Ink; I :cash Gooch that Would other
wise fie miner 011elies, and to :for OA iorpes4
SiOck Aar Maids we Yaps et; ' er iad.
MARK THE PRICES'
Frolic!' Lawn/ from 12 to 35teento
Mantifbiiines from 20 to M. tent*.
Mohair lantras, frog! 25 . to 4Q cOll4
Wool De mint* from 40 to 70 ce tam
Alpactut from 35 to 70 cents
1,000 yds. Detainee from to 28 cents
5,000 yds. Cal.eorx from 8 to 16 rents.
BLEACHED 31USLINS I YARD WIDE
FROSI 12-i TO 25 CENTS
100 doz. - Cotton llosfery from 12% to 20 ants
60 doz. Ladles' Gloves from 10 to 40 cents.
'2OO PstrasoU and Sun Shades lens than cost
Buttons, Trimmings, gdirings, Collars, Bilk Nets, lnser
Clone, Ac., will all be sold at a great lase.
100 doz. Linen Ilandkercblefe from 124 to 25 cents.
20 doz. IlOop Sklrtawfll be sold at half price:
Calsimeres, all wool, from 70 cents to $1 60.
Cottonadeq, kc., from 18 to 40 cents—only Auction
ShPaingl• 'Toweling% Tabu. Clotho, &c., inarkl() down
Pricee, cheaper than before the war
Tickings from 20 to 40.teots
40 per cen t
THE LARGEST STOCK OF
QU E'EN S -WARE
AND
GLAS S'-WARE
fu din Cumay te,re.l at N. York price 4. Toa !rota
3u to GO ceutK. Full Tea Seta from $5 FA to . s6 50
A (.11i1.1 cat, bny 01. , cheap ai the !AM experienekl. At-
tendon end civility to ell are astir mottoes
DUPHOR:sI & HOFFMAS.
N.W. Cur. of tbe Squire
July 24, 16G7.-tf
REGISTER'S NOTICES.:
•
\TOTICE is hereby given td all
111 Legatees and other persons concerned, that the
Administration Accounts herieefter mentioned ?will be
preeented at the Orphans' Gears of Adams counts', for
confirmation and allowance, on MONDAY, thelltth day
of A UGUST, 1867, at 10 *Week, .11... M., efs:
f. 7. Th.+ find and final exeunt of &muesli Bi cunt. m
in ist ratri a of the white onJohn Blehep, late o
joy township, Adams counti,- .
68. The account of derembdi d Tirt7 i Taecutor f Wm.
Gitt, deceised.
51. The second and final account of Samuel Br ti, Ad
min ist-stor a G eo. Null. deceased. - '
Co
. The first and, nal account ofJohn B. NeH xecu
tor of Henry Nell. d eas ed.
el. The first and 11 I account of Harriet etuSinister.
Trustee fur the sal* of th e real estate ofJecob Chilenister,
late of Latimore township, deceased. • . 7:
62. The first and final account of Daniel Culp, t w in in
trator with the will annexed , of Jacob Culp, ot Pe deo.
cea ',ed.
_ .
W. The first and Anal account of Nathaniel 11111ar,
/dna hdattatur or Lewis Miller, lansiof Bernick tOgiiminlp,
deceased.
N. The first amount of Peter A alsteugh. Jr , ulu's.
trawl. of Peter Au Ishaugh , late of Reading l
... mkt",
decried.
.
66. "Pint and final account of Joa nib L. Rot), Eon.,
Administrator of Joseph Kuhn, demised.
66. Second account of George Dbmilark Jitectltur of
Pititter us
the teat will and testament of Samuel D. , do.
ceased, inchidlnetbe account of sold George S - rt.
testamentary Guardian of Olive Patterson, only lid and
legatee of said dammed. •
67. pint and flail account of Amcor gtoneailier s tbmic
T. Stonesifer, Administrators of EiMil &Ma , de
ceased.
63. The acceant of Augustus Detrick, acting impeder
of the will of Wm. Detrick, doceemi.
00. The Armand final account of J.W . Diehl, hinds la
t ratorml liddamod D. Menges, decsaMd,
•. 70. First and Anal account of J &Sabi*. Dvecetor of
the Ism *Gland teatamentofGatbasikaiimeter,daeseed.
n. The second account of John Duriboldor,Sm., Ex
ecuter of the last will and testament of Mack,
late of Menai len township, Admix comity,.
72. the account °Globs Diehl, HNACIZSUIf of ttre *ill of
Mary Ana Allison, decansad.
73. Fins. account °times W.tholernator, Askahrietra
tor of the estate of Dr. Hear', A. Lilly, docasood.
74. First and deal account of Franklin H. Ebert, Ad
ministrator of Fillmore H. Osborrsi late of , linaliagroa
township, deceased. . .
W. D. 110LTZWORTH, itagister.
July N—te
VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE
Ths , subscriber utters for tale, on adrantagnatui terms,
Li. VARS.!, situated in Straban township, Admin. county,
l'a, tour miles nortbeassaf Gettysburg, one4cattla of a
mile from King's and Oulden's Station, on Um Railroad,
containing
43 ACRES,
more se less. It ban bb {[)bided Jots) wed Lots. Tbs
improvemeritte are two fitecy ItneiNweed •
DWELLING SOUSE,
brick Back-banding, a well of water near the Kitchen, a
Cistern near the Waah4tonee, &Smoke ami Dry Homes
Bank Barn, Wagon Shed, Corn Crib, mid other ofittmild-
Inge, with a well of good waterloos, the door. Thereat*
a variety of ail kinds of FRIJIT en the, premise, end
garden and yard ornamented with boxwood.
If not sold before the let day of October, it will be
RBBTBD. A email family would be preferred.
For further particulars inquire of the subscribe, or
of J. A. C. Riodianb, Jr., in Mountplemeeat township, sear
Miller's store.
July
PUBLIC SALE
Tuisubscriber, as agent Ibr Umbel:B, will ash afPub
lic Sale, at the City Rotel, in Frederick - on SaTURDAT
the 10th of Alloildr, 1887, at. 2 o'clock, P. M., that beau
tiful and highly productive FARM, known ea tker
homestead of, tits late Jacob Wildskkotscamod, new in
the posameion of his heirs, This Yarn (*taint
136 ACRES OF - LAND,:
more or lam It la laid off into d fleiditorith WOOS to
running watrr, from each field ; a fine meadow, with a
beautiful stream of pare soft water rinsing tlizigh It.
A survey and plot of the Farm will be made Mit *Timis
A° the day of sale, which will be exhibited t dag.
This Farm adjoins the lands of Willis* &fifth, Philip
Culler, Joshas Zimmerman and Jacob-Lewis.' • "
There are about 30 Acres of very heavy timber, Mat fur
Binek Oak, White Oak; Hickory and Wallies. I can cut ,
from a Hoop Pale to &Milt Shaft. "Flts bind is priocipal
ly Limestone : a good Kiln near to the Bock. That Fain
lay* 8 vanes amth-west of Frederick sity, ou the road
leading from Frederick intim Polat of Redo. This Farm'
is considered by all that has b. on it to beaus of the
most beauttfolirierm • situationsititha county.- Tha Mt
prevetneota consist of a fine BRICK ROME, two stories
high, 71 fest 6 inches by 26 beet 6 inched, laid aff iota 8
fine Roma and large Hall, With t* line Meanies above
sat belong there is alma line Cellar. This Mouse is built
at the Ter, beet nuiterb4 , 0ee1,7 door gill and window sill
from bottom to top is dressed stones,,. _Which will last for
ever; there is sot crack in the Hatidlug; it b ag A anth
em exposure, the Sub rising in the yard in winter sad
summer. splendid new Sank Itaru,7o by 40„fatiouble
threshing floor; Stabling for 12 Horses and }stoned
Skittle, 'oink a dimeotry passing trees each Berle and
Feeding. Room; a new tmn..Cri,b, with dogbie Wagon
Steeds. with, Waal Hausa Dairy and Smoke Moose,.a fine
Smiths kaftan a Hog Pen, and all aeoemaryout. build
lugs. Anna • • •
YOUNG OR CHARD
now in fell Waring; also. Peach ant 13halliellin aimed"
ance. Plait Viva lum a lintel Beak itthat &suntan'
as se fertiliser forever. There ate three Floartair mitts
within asiemlle of this Perm. Oae Mill end lilaw
wahine tho, Wend Land; the await . of the •Tiabhile,
quarter of a mile Man the min; A thp.,;:oor 4:part
water In throard, and holing Gardens,,,
The Timber, at this Yuta • will psyornafinnibiti
purchase money.,
This is a floe flsummer inddena r e 'foe*Jr•liti•it n that
whiles to jive In the city In *later, gaga, weir
lamb.
Tuna or Um—One-half wish on the dariof sale, tie
balance in two equal ennui
ail's& salt • - L
403'11A-ill• . ' • ma,
SHERIFF'S S.A.D I E - 7
.•yis parinianbe4l , Ativirtite s oi V4A.
lamed oat of.tkte pimart At 000 raorOl'ae
4 , and to me dfreetisa, Win* aOhm
( WI X _ 1 T. 144 4 :11 6 , 111 , ojiIKA.
I
tre i glatl
,k OW) .rola 0 10 , , s i
860 00
ilwa drafted, 430 each goo oo
IvaLeefor pm Ittn. r t eu trolsetaellir. 71.1 00
cent. Ibr rer 10 64
T .
-Mr4 . 7.0
. 11117400 rthono, 74 66
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Tai, collected.... ...... .-......-.... , $3 , 984 50
Pir coo*. to : .. 00
No,* to &impel . 119ctiot ' .• 211 00
Balt4tto a-Krill:4ls4*MA to second tall- 1,889 89
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VI
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.4, 1 ' . , •
14 ! . I. DB- •
4u , to 811 second o-011 larlsew, amount paid -
1f: 3±T Tolootoircat,SXlo Mob ' sio,ooo oo
•• - . - Million Mitiltoliet dapticalle.. 464 30
.6: k . ' No fairstard'ltom`firot 001 ' .1.850 89
-' ' ~,... 8,188 85 ittloweil • 1 4 6 90
; WO tor ra
0 1?
1 8 60
'...; • .mmt. tb Vroeigrer ~ 25 91
tent. collecting; R. Hartman 103 66
•• • .t. 3:ur otilleothig, J. Deardor3: 146 95
.
• • , holliper cent • 116 73
48'. , - done On J. 'rmardortr'e duplicate
inionnti.f tax aaseeeed Jan. 1865
Anieciiatnt tax maimed Jan. 1866
April 12110867, balance carried for semnd
Irroatriar
DR.
Anolune paid 38 volunteers, at $4OO each..
intdont carried forward front second call.
Zapanska allowed for oiling
%wow ausearant •
Hairpin' coat. paid to Treaauxer
aid PllA:org swkrpom--
loss; paid on beads--
gefaSed money. to Henry Hartman.--
I
CR.
krioont coneeted on duplicate of 113157
secund m 111864-36 volunteer* con
Amount eublieribed
Pendency on errand call
Amount not collected
Alumni subseripilon far &I c 511,38 vols.
38 volunteer+ cost by subscription
We, the undersigned, Auditors of Franklin township,
haring audited the Bounty At:coi:its, do certify that they
are rerrert to the best of our knewletio aua Leh..
Witness our hands the Itith day of June,lBO7
a
By ea& rofondsd to assoxistion of =piled
830 .00
iid totresourec of bounty flood for Tokio
, tironi n .... ..... ....... .....
;vet, Oil, for Louis Miller, roluntesr,.—....,
Diehl, for substitute, principal and in-
U.S. Myers, for subsante. princil and to-
Jos f!tough, 'expanses of election, "Bounty or
MII=TT11: - ;Tw*V1
A NNUAL STATEMENT
Op-Tall GETTYSBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT,
For thciressr ondmg Jaw 14, 1867.
;EDWARD G. YAREESTOCK. Troasures, In Account
with the Gettysburg School District:
DR.
To le ll 4 o s . on ribblioutabt '/Esa 6141 02
Amount of Duplicate of 1866 3,114.10
dl .. •.. ...... 1,000.00
Tettiesi 'received durlagTeem
State appropnatke Ste year ending ;nue '66 310.37
Balance 11136 Tiwasuler . .. . . ' 64.40
!Aram.
salancedue.....
AYBErBTCOLLSCYLD BY 6UBSCBIPIIO2II4
Amount nut colletted..-
Amount brought down from reclaot cr,ll
Amount paid fin Interest and ,oltection
Balance ib Garold; of Trirourer by gutwription.
'SAMUEL BUCHER,
H J. BRINKERHOFF
JACOB MARK,
July .17, 1867.-4lt
BOUNTY _ACCOUNT.
STATEMENT of the Bounty Ac
ccmnt ofOXFORD DISTRICT, Adam emnity,
'SCHOOL DIRECTORS.
• DR. •
To cash t eveiretl frrm *lo.ocinj.ion of enrolled
Won of district tl.iiB aS
From taxable citizens on iinseesment rubor
quently legalised by act of Assembly..
From Loans.—
1864.
1864. e R.
By cub paid to 43 roltinteers crecilttd to die
trict—.— .........
incurred in securing volunteers
Mr. /issuing on note
11. J. Kahn, Y. Hellenherger and E. Elagle,
earrieee,.— 20 GO
211
Paid to Treasurer per D. IL Myers. ......... ........ Di 09
A. 8 BEBLY, TRBABUEBR
DR.
To cub per H. fallzt. °elector's duplicate,
No. 1 .......... . 3:4044 01
1886.
A..lrelts, collector'? dup !kilo, NO. 2.
'1966.
Solomon Brown collectors duplicate, N 0.3 3,363 86
31
8.. My er*, Sf;c'y 1.3 09
! loo.Beed, loan 600 00
1884.
ao bouety7:.-
C. ZIA., tee refunded ..... . ......
Jacob martin, Hotel
A. Mutely, stamps- .......' ...... „....
ldcGaire A.Chritsmsa,etterelling Military Be-
card
M A W. Mcclean, counsel tees—.
H. J. Stahle, printing_......
H. J. Kuhn, for services in tall to date, Jan
P. A. If yen, Baby
H. Falls, foes as collector, in ..........
Jr.. Felt, ....
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O. Bronzy...
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A .Irheely. tresittrat a tth part.- .....
Ufaste and Interest th
' "
Blibuce due . Treqsarst
Nees due Trea5urer,........—...
tWaisty ilebt of district which Is die
. . .
The cioduefamed, Auditors of Oxford iovroship, have
exuninedthe above accounts and find them correct a,
per voucher, to us exhibited.
, . FRANCIS eurili,
JOKEPII CLUNK,
• JAKKB $. RQIIINSON,
NeVOrford, JUVie 26,1881.-3t-7hly 11. Anditors.
EM
balance dttirreaeurer last settitnueut
emporary ..... .. . ....
, Amoont paid Teachers.
Interest paid
Repairs.. ....... ......
Fuel and - Cmitingsn - eies.. .....
Janitbu itor .parkeart pat meat
B bi a dn duplicate 1,1161 i (S,
coy. d .....
,Balanc• eon dupticet,ii
Treamirees .. . . ........... .
ruaiihea ; iy Oker oftAiloard,
7„ A... J. COVXR, "widen •
JOHN P. McCrAtely, Becretary. J. 11 1, 74 0 - "at
REM
Wetti4i' rtionntuts.
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COnitEitoß .DAELLSIX fir AND Wini'qraluto4n,
GETTYSITORG'\PENNA. s
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AIV I MMEN - SE S s "..ro OK! \
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iN order to give the phblie ethitig
like an adeqtaite,idee of the immense, stock a /am
ber, Omal, &loves, Thi.erare, &a, on headland ihr sale
by the ainderaigned, ea hill establishment. In Carlisle at.,
across the Railroad !tom the Passenger Station, \he
would enumerate as faro the limits ore newspaper Ad
vertisement will allow , :‘•
$6,744 39
;4744 39
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IN THE LUMBER LENTE
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Boards and Plank et every ittatia, from callings panel
( Jolla and Bantling, pine and Itionleek, Biding, to p hi
and mtplaned, gloating, fib ingles,Sh Mee Laths, ,
P 9
1a
Laths, Pickets; ready-mole Doom and Penh, B in
and Shutters,—in tact, everything utird for building pu
pose&
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Shamokin White Ash and Lykens• Red' da
these two varieties being .the pursed and tient tor
domestic purposes. Also the ,Tery beat Broad. top 441
Allegheny &nitb Coal.
$13.619 29
Waverly, Noble Cook, Royal Cook, Barley Shen['Orknt
al.
etewart's Cook, Ornamental, Excelsior, Pritca Royal
and the .Emerald Cooking Stoves., all for coal ce,d
to ,at
wood.—
Tlieee variediea are *election from the best ra
popular Cooking Stoves the market affords, std ate all
warranted to give entire satisfaction. Also, a vey large
variety of Parlor, Saloon and Shop Stoves. trtcnal or
wood, including the celebrated Morning Wary. ti e Vul
can, Oval Meteor, Round Meteor,. Dial, Violet, G,n Re
gulator, Comet, Egg, New Egg:Parlor Cook, kcJim.—
Eire Brick and titres, (or coal or wood, always on band.
$5,1f45 33
7,395 46
1,040 45
$13,619 29
IPi TilE TIN-WARE LINE
$15.200 C 9
,o#9 45
5¢5 48
1.11 60
29 58
8 50
3,838 14
218 27
The assortment embrace. everything necessary r o e
kitchen or household purrases. including a urge
ber of convenient let cheap articles of new design when
must he seen to be appreciated. The stock is so taiga
and varied that thaw who have not visited the establih
ment have no conception of Its extent. In addition 'o
the ordinary kitchen utensils, it Includes Bathing Vet
eels, Toilet Chamber Sets, plain and fancy, ChamW
Buckets, Bread and Spies Boxes, Tea and Coffee Canis
ters, Deed Boxes, Spittoons, Tumbler Drainers, Bill-head
Beate. Waiters Ale Carders, Water Coolers, Slaw' Cut
ters, Nurse Lamps, Jelly Moulds, Podding Moulds, Pa
tent ?intrueg Graters, Comb Cases, Gen. Grant Plata and
A. B Plates, Ash Buckets, FiCalr Sleeves, Bird Cages,
Spout Heads, Coffee Mills, Lanterns, Basting Spoons,
Large Forks, Candle Stinks, Candle iltulds, CuppeeDip
per., Wrought-iron vying us, Smoothing Irons, Poot
Scrapers, Coffee rs, W sBlrd Irons, Snuffers, Dinner
sad Auctionyer Bells, Egg Beaters, Oilers, !fluted Fun
nels, Coal Sieves. 0 lass.top Fruit Cans, Plain-top F r nit
Cans, 2 4 elfeeeling Jars, Ac., kc. Tin-ware made to order,
and repairing promptly attended to, by the best 1.1" work.
men.
il9 99 , 1 06
.1=
$5,816 00
$118296
$5,120 00
4.2V1 00
S.lB 00
00 00
IN THE HOLLOW-WARE LINE:
Castidron Pots, of every size and variety, for stoves, Por
celain Ketees, for cooking and preserving, Yin-/tried
Kettles, for ditto, Cast-iron stew Pans, of every size and
variety, Porcelain and tinned, with a thousand and one
other articles impossible to enumerate in an adverti,e
meat.
7M 00
$6.111 00
1,641 00
178 00
Attention is specially directed to three valuable pa
tents for which he is Relent. and about which there is no
humbug, as can be attested by scores who have used
them, via: THE UNIVERSAL, CLOTHES, WHINIIEE,
DOTTY'S , WASHING MACHINE, and the cel?brated
DIAMOND CH URN
6 1,463 oc
. 7E03 •i 0
675 00
449 42
The public are invited to NW and examine goods and
prices. He guarantees to sell everything in hls linen
exceeding low figures. Come and see, to gratify your
cariosity, if you do not want to buy. No trouble to show
goods. C. 11. BUEHLER.
July 3, 1 S67,—t f
!ME
A - RAMS COUNTY NORKAL.
TISK/PALL TYIIY of the Adam, Comity Normal
Sel.orill
pot AUGUST 19th, and continne nine (9)
Anditrra
weeks. 'Tuition 17, lavarinblyr in advance. The money
Will be refunded to any Who may be compelled to leave
on account of personal sickness. Board and lodging can
be hail in private familie. at reasonable rain. Early
application should be TB AUje•
etty4marg. July 17, ISCT
. 992 37
6,000 00
SUPERINTENDENT'S NOTICE.
IWILL examine Teachers at the
following named times and places, wit :
traban, Hunterstown, August 3,9 a. m.
Reading sad Hampton, Hammon, August 9, p.
}Uralic= East Berlin. August 9, 9 a. m.
Berwick Bor. Abbot tstnwn, Augu stp, 3 p. m.
Berwick twp.. Rider's S. H., Augustlo, 9 a. m.
Oxford, New Oxford, August 19, 2 p. m
Middletown, Angustl.2, 9 a. m.
Menatiem liendergrille dukust 13. 9 a. m.
Tyrone, Heidiersburg, August 14, 9a. ns.
Huntington, Petersburg, Aumut 15.9 a.
Latimos:e,Srate Road S. H ,August 15, 2 p.m.
Canowago, MeLlherryetowa, August 18,9 a. in.
Union, Bch ildt's S. IL, August 16, 2 p. m-
Littleatowa, August, 17, 10 a. M.
fiermaire, uldeer S. LL, August 17.2 p. to.
Freedbm, Morita's 5.'11., August 24, 9 a. in.
Highland. Church R. H., Angina 31.9 a. to.
Hauditonbau,,Falrfield. September 7, b a. m.
Liberty, Orayson's 3. H., September 14. 9 a in.
Cumberould.Normal School room. September '1.9 3. in.
Mountjoy, Two Taverns, September N, 9 a. In.
Hountpleasaut, Brush, Run, S. H., October 1, 9 a. tu.
Franklin, Hilltuwn, October 12, 9 a. m.
It is veryilesirable that Directors should attend alert.
exarbinations. The public are alio la vited to attend.—
It erill.be seen that a tear of the appointtneuta are a little
earlier than usual,. the reanona for which will be given at
the proper tive. ! AARON Sillik.LT, •
Gettysburg,July 17,19 C. L Cu. Supt.
P 785 25
$9.60u GO
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SB,7&S 2.5
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100 90
200 00
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
V
Punic E 4 Lt
10 00
2 00
9 30
2 50
In pursuance of an Order of !the Orphans' Court of Ad
anis County, the it ndersigned„'Trustee appointed for the
sale :if the Real Estate of Daniel Newman, late of Frank
lin township. dee'd. Will expose to Public Sale, on the
/premises, ON SATURDAY the 27th day of JULY. inst..
at 1 o'clock. P. M., the VALUABLE TRACT OP LAND,
situate in Franklin township, Adams county, adjoining
lands of Daniel Heiges, Andrew {Sigler, John Butt.lioah
and Ephraim Sleety, and Martin L. Miller, containing
36 AC t ES, more or less. The Iropmvements are a one.
and a-half Story, LOG DWELLING-HOUSE, a good
Frame Barn, Hog Pen, Spring Hoagie, Cooper shop, a
thriving Orchard of Choice Frith, and a never-failing
well of water. Oyer Bye Aries are in good Timber. with
good Meadow—all the cleared hind being capable of cul
tivation, and in fair order.
10 09
46 37
16 6$
41 ‘1
57
tifi CN
ri 07
6"5413 17
$B,OlB 91
2) 10
31 12
This Yarm is situate within les than a mile of Cash
tJwn. on the old Hunterstown road, near a School-house,
and convenient to Stores, Poet Office and Churches.
Ile..Attelidatiee RIII ba given and terms matte known
on day of rale by
duly 10.—td PETER SROLL, Trustee.
&El
FARM AT PRIVATE SALE
T offer for axle my FARM situated in Straban town
ship, two miles east of Gettysburg. on the turnpike lead
ing to York, and known on the old Trestle Farm. ft
contains 161 ACRES of good land, and is in a high state
of cultivation. It has been thoroughly limed, and is in
good repair. The fences are mostly of good locust posts
and chestnut rails. There are about 20 ACRES in good
Meadow, Tying In area separate parts. There are also
shoat 35 acres of thriving timber and good spring, of
Water in every 'fled except one. There is a new two
story BRICK nouss, and a Bank Bern over 100 feet
long newly covered. There Ilan excellent Spring near
the House; also a good well of water near the. Barn.—
About 6 Acres are covered with excellent grafted Fruit .
—Apples and peaches.
—Any person wishing to purchase a good Rome will
do well to view this snug little Farm before purchuing
elsewhere. JOIMPITROSTLE.
June 1667.—ti
$4,1167.14
FARM AT PRIVATE SALE.
9487.02
500210
'2,087.00
145.67
20.60
329.05
16.00
341.62
100 00
100141,
38.38
561.14
2618
I offer at private sale at my residence in Tyrone teem
ship, one mile welt of Heldiersburg, on the lienallen
Mad, 100 ACIII.B OF GOOD LAWS, on which are • two
story Log House; weatheisbearded, and plastered Stone
Knaves, and Hank Sant. There is a good well of Water
nese theltonse;• also two streams of , nsver4aiting water
running through the farm. About 20 Acres moot young
thrtrhsg TIMBER, with a trover-failing Spring of run-,
ning water Iberian. There Me about 28 Acres of good
lgendow Land; also a good Lime if bin on the arm, and
a good. ORCHARD OF PRUIT. The Perm has been
limed three times within fifteen years. It is in a high
Atha of enitivation;and is surrounded with Hills and
Churches. There is a good School-house onitbe !ann.
1116,Any person Wishing to see this Farm, 'or that on
the York tempos, will and me at home at all times.
Yuba 6, 15117.—tt - JOSEPH TitOSTI,E.
$3,667.14
:FARMS FOR SALE.
•
I trig sell
theYarms,
No. 1. Lying on the Etarrisburg
tlad distijoburg road between York Springy' and Haitian..
`berg, containing 'I2I - ACRIIB, wish improvements, now
tleanpted b 3 Tones Miller. Price 2,22 per acre.
2.lLYing on the Carlisle and
,Now tialbni roadi between li eldiersinarg and New Cho* •
S tet,'' containing lib AOlt2B, with good improvements,
, noir opoop:dieborge J. about. Pricist4 per sere.
Term,: itto'o" mild-be the deltrery the
nit the pturoloser, either In nub
of: ihr eitt'ltondi of not lets than s2oofaT No.l,
ibr :2, hill paid annually with Interest.
are potentiml, iie tiantboweely and hois
'boinrilnia: • • • W,g,,BOgiggg,t
2,41.211' , •• • •
IFRRIWRYOIIOOIOITrZ FARM
T : ~ ''
', ,' ~ AT PRIVATE . SALE.
The midendenel, Intending to ream Welt, 'Wen hta
FARM ikt Private, Sale It, la situated on 'Anymore
creek, in Frederick county, Md 14 mile' eutorPrederi •
creek,
notplitHot - onn i r i tr ut rot aB. A .;
B. B.; ofitra A son
met of *bilis ,91/111" OA
snaktuabm Thormitimiks god V
=
al
matigionownolltsOnst pot '-. 1 4:140 , 1 A . ,
Mall"
. ' bounporett.fornmato Atitins, ogttonly
• tarAmltlagaitsl4A4sa4. . .
. 1 04fibelliapirteualONSAFIBM* , • , ;., IBRIAI
•am TVINEMIUSIMI, oiselaTwa awl • ‘ ...,t' Dinar
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li % tt • toorigiinior , . , ;;,,:s' tti 4 g . •or
1...,---- • orlith
'" - balsam
nomm. einaltiiiiis , 140, to carry on .
formemillV iso 4
, entobooo,foro; tpliow ,0
F' - • - •
finS outak.
o Ppyrittl . Nitt . . g =
1 17 L .1g i°
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IN THE .COAL LINE
EC THE STOVE LINE
AARON SURELY
~ '~'7'K:h •....: ~ri~J~i+~i +.,tiM.~r: ~e •wi stz;i~~JG..'::~,;.
gano.
#2 3: 1 0 00 • 00 •
TfigliEW SIMPER CENT.
P N-1(1.18 Y I ViAlf I
, I I , • , •
BTAIM•LOAN.
FREE FROM A. 1.44 STA'l'* „ , 00:133'017 AND
1 MITIC47,PAL TA NA VON.
HI he tarnished is mina to nit, on application to the
f
nearest Hook or Hawker; al oci by oftbor
e . of thy truderdgeed. - 4 6 ,i
JAY MORE ,k CO., '
„ • . DRKXZL a CO.;
, , • N. W. CLARK .11 . CO.. '
Rankere, Philadelphia.
GETTYSBURG
NATIONAL RANK
GOVERNMENT 'BONDS OP ALL ISSUES,
'SEVEN-THIRTIES
COMPOUND "Nte,REST. NOTES,
t!ought and sold.
Orders for purchase ll'litg ;ale of
STOCKS, BONDS AND GOLD,
.140-I.NTEICNST I'll,mo-toe 2. , YECIAL DEPOSITS at
t, a n d 41,er tent., actor.lll4o to length °Mime of de-
poqit.
July 3.158;
First National But of Gativskrit
lIV 7' ERA'S 7' ON 'SITSDEP
Bugs and SeUs all KindB of
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
GCALD A .N.D SIL VER,
converts 7-30 Notes into 5-2► U.S. Bonds.
par Orders solicited and promptly at
tended to.
April 11, 1h67
quARTERLY REPORT
OP 19T NnTIONAL BANK OF GETTY3RURI3
GRTTTSBURG, Jil;y 15t,1867,
RD.SuURCLS. DR.
Lotus 4.1 Discounta 5104.332.70
Furnitnno and Fixtures 700 00
Pratolntik Itxpensas, to 1,718.74
Due from National Banks 18.948 98
D. S. Boats 153.950.0 t
Qua -
id 39,349.82
Capital paid ....... .
Surplus Fund._ ........
Circulation
ivue to National Basks
Disoottnt,..kc.
I certify that. the abo.e is correct, to the but of my
knowledge and belinL
July 10,-3t Alth - OLD, Cushier.
Xtgat
AUDITOR'S
The undersigned having been appointed by the Or
phans' Court of Adams county, Andttor, to distribute
the balance on the Account of Catharine Mflter , Adm in
istratrix r. t. a. of PFRLIP Miugc. deceased, as *led by
her legal representatives—also the balance on the Ac
count of Ilenry L. Killer, Administrator de basic , non c;
La. o: PHILIP Maass, deceased—to and among the par
ties legally entitled thereto, will attend for that purpose
at hie office, in Gettysburg, on 'MON DAT the sth day of
AUGUST next, at 10 o'clock, A. M., of which all parties
in interest are hereby notified.
,July 10 .- 3 t }. It. BUEI}LER, Auditor.
XECUT OR' S NOTlCE.—Letters
AA Testamentary on the Estate of Rev. Dr. EIACTR,
late ofOettysburg Borough. Adams county. Penn., de
creed, having been granted to the undersigned residing
in the same borough, she hereby gives notice to all per
sons indebted to said estate to make immediate payment
and those having claims against the same to prevent
themproperly authenticated for settlement.
June 19,1567.-61
NOTlCE.—Letters of Administra
tian on the estate of DA:ona. FIDLER, late firStrahan
township, Adams county, Penns, decessed, baNing been
granted to the undersigned, raiding in the same tow-ti
dily', be hereby glees notice to all persons indebted to
mid estate to make Immediate iwyment, and those bay
ing claims against the same to present them properly au
thenticated for settlement.
June 12.-6t* GEORGE BOtER, Adm'r.
.RX .-
ECUTOR'S NOTICE:
m- 411 Testamentary on the estate of Davin Guinan, late
of Latimore township, Adams comity, Penna.. deceased,
bating been panted to the undersigned residing In the
lime township, he hereby girlies rutice toll perscms in
debted to said estate to call and make immediate pay
ment. and those hadag datum' against' dramas will
present them properly authenticated for setthement.
JOHN WOUI/0110, Executor.
June 12, 1861%-tits
•NOTlCE.—Letters of Administra
v., on the ec atrof Emma D. Xmas, late of
Cmwt .rd county, Ohio, decessed, having been granted to
the undersigned. re Wing In New Oxford, Adams county,
Pa., he hereby gives uoti-e to all persons indebted to
said estate to make Immediate payment, and those hav
ing claims agathst the same to present them properly
anthentirated fur settlement.
June 26. 1867.-60!
DISSOLUTION.
►PHE partnership heretofore existing
hetusen the undersigned under the firm of GARD.
Nl R Y . BROTHER, of Ntersburg, Y. S., A beret); dig
solved:
All persons indebted t said firm, will please make
payment without delay. Either partner is authorized
to um the wilco of the firm in the settlement of the bu.
MEM
•
J. W. tJARDNIT.
lIAVING disposed of my stock of
Merchandise to Messrs. Hartman & Sadler, and
retirlme from &successful business career of nearly
eighteen years, 1 hereby return my grateful acknow
ledgemeats to my friends and,custdmere for their liberal
patronage, and cheerfully recommend to their generous
encouragement, my successors, Meagre. Hartman '& Sad
ler. J. A. GA ILDN ER.
April 18. 1P67.-tf
A DAMS. COUNTY MIITUALFIRE
INSMILIAICE COMPANY. • •
fNCORPORATED.MA:ROB 18.1861.
°mem.
President—George Swope.
• Vice President—Btmuel R. B misoll.
Secretary—D. A. Buehler.
Ttsasurer-11 G. Rahn 'stock
ecutive .;onlmittee—ltolf tlfcCti rdy , Andrew. Het at
selman,Jacobiling.
•
3fAltAtitas.
George,Swope, Gettysburg
B. A. Buehler, 111.
R. MoLurdy,
ILEethelborger,
S . R. Russell,
• E.G. Fahnestock
A.D . , Buehler,
G McCreary,
Jacob King, Straban to w nsb
A . Bei ntzatman, Franklin. ••
Wm. D, filmes, New Oxford.
WM. . Wilson, Beedersvil le.
If. )4. Stralmo township.
- John Wei ford, Latimer..
Johtt Plektifri Pest Derby. •
. AboLT..Wrieht. Sandersville.
t, , •• Nevi oxford:, •
Jas.a. Marshal I, flamiltonlma township
John Cunningham Freedom.
John Horner. bloentjet ,
wick. /toss White, Liberty
ljTThliCompanyls limited In its operations t r_tbe
county- of Adams. It btu; been In operation to• more
than -16 y ears, andtn that period haa made tukt one ab•
easement hating paid loose" by Are during that patidd
amounting to 513,1300-47,50 0 o f which have been paid
during the last three years. Any perm ndesi ring an In
wirsoree Csn applT teeny 6ft he above named lianagess
Du- further mformation.
113,:fhe lixecativ si Coln inlttelimeets attire offset, ft be.
mammy. on the last Wednesday in wen! month, at 2
Clock, P. 31.
INSURE YOUR PROPERTY,
THE PABMEDIS . • AND MENCHANIV DiMETRANCM
COMPANY, OP •TOIOC, PENNA.
heeorporetted by the letrishitewe l!nts'a. in .1164.:.
AIFTOOIU2III O OAPPIAL 0/00000 Eo
CLritlL PAID 10 40.0b0 00
ATAILAILIt AIMS 62.5174 AT
~ .
INTR.A.„I 4 TCE .
ettn be ir4add 1,4 tbo
0:1101111y ate u few 141011 eu ape conitstont *tat the
rammittrut thelloaapagy and thapartits insured, sad op
es assotamodating Pummaa' with.. any- Company' in the
countrY. • , •
:sl3pientlam reepes are taken.and cenamplentlY no as
stlennents will Maude on Its Pdtcies. _
This being an inland Company, no risks will belAiren,
lava enter. • •
1 , Mom Apo haltot the oaths stock Mownad by Its
nemear.4lsireetank which Ms gnaraatee that its itirehirs
will be so managed as to malts tt a Ws-medium forlataq.
Alimas' promptly adJultaLsad paid without. y,d fi
,d
- -
lay. . . .
Al pllc.tions ma , !e , tkumileAlka:Poes Odoe,,frooe any ,
Sart detleoroantri, will meet with Immediate attentlo4.
Meek' the oonier-room. Second Mary - all ERTIUNII
: SIIILDING,Coutre agave, York, Pa.
44ir d ' oiritlltTit Ai L.
,
b. A.
mop .ap t u, . . w.l,:rirta;„
wm loam • w. H . Karts, vf)'
Ch ;rim A. Moats,
John F. Spengler. Luis Cosi.
, • •-• -r, r 1
Wet . eliciri.-4,bitrimi *Mier.. • • 1
. .. k
*' " Abeiditry—T. Kirk White. 1
74ast, Giseyaborg,
I .110HING, At
~ • , :7
_Wait - -
.i! 1 -1•04-1 1 •404 p
4010 k .•-1114 , - i •
;"1;'; 1"-, • ;-
s-:-)t
S,;•"'
ED
prom pt!y *cnted
=I
T H E
A LLOWS
AS USUAL
GEO. ARNOLD, Cashier
$314 020 24
4-0--1-
=I
8100,000.00
2.570.30
59.840.00
118,878.50
............ 867.91
1,56343
$314 020 24
lIAMITET B. KRAIITIL
Executrix
JY.III.IIIAII W. DIEHL, Aduer
.T. A.GARDNER
Vuoutiutt.
(Nothing,
NEW .All6l MnfING
. 4,7 l E c iinquctuopr'' 1 .
1.(:113611:..
J BtENKER, F, c orner a the
• Diamond and YOrCierdst, han,inst rat frost
lIP ADMOIIIegrr
which*. Vitt heti aitittiprtatiVai hag ,
them off eery rapl4ly. L Apt! agnijittitip for Inonieditott.—
To look at the **elide WitatcHistbitinint elattlyel
neat nod aulantial vat nod then towe
prienoi4eai tiettaat p otheltlillaker* t'o°
lunch to their Merest to do so.
a. lo t =esni.,.,ve.t. l or gory irrikrix 618 •
Thai; d Woes t ''• • ~( •• •
Shirts, of al kinds, Hooter, Gloras,Afamikertibleik .
Neck Ties, Cr watt, Litton and PaPitireEira..Bsapennors,
Brnehea, Combs,
Troakia.Vallees. Unikraltne,4Nwikair . th esis.
SntokiegiPtd!Cbewins TaarttOrMi4o. • n• ;
tiii *k t
oloclu., Watchen..-Jeirekh•Alittt 01. :1"
other articles. entirely too nutperotta to t as ors •
paper advertisement.:'
He
• .c• ii.,
He asks {ifs 001104 therikliWitiattf Pow 46 " . •
oonfident that it wil please—and no one can or will melt
abanpnr. Don't,fotnet thaplpen—POllint#o,oo4r.
and the illamond.G ll o l .burg. ;'. "" . lii
On•
May'l9, 1867. . J.ii4llo: Vi.
• 4.4 e Goods
New
(:HEAP-C'HEAPER' CECEI.I I k4I '
CHEAP
•
rF you wish to buy good a ie.p
lilooda;call at . JAOIII3 4 4 lORNMO
ece iletel. in Clulrolwillbhrg
have the very bent Witettork of if . j 4-1 •
CASSIMESES, TWEIIMMe., • •
and are datarcahmed,tomallitimu tylstlamgetet a be mold
anywhere in town or country. Any person wiehlost to
bavolllnetin rut trot, ran haVib it duo* , if 0 0 0 *PP , . L
Those dencrfnutioridn ins Olt o.c:in also be atOotantrnmated
We warrantthe,boat workaind the /A4l, /Is 4 14 441 W
anywhere Nobarnhng In what we say.
We have on hand the'veey beet Most ;hirable SEWING
bIACIIIN ES, and ate always reedy to wait croja t ipile
eta. Pull astlebtetion given auto operdfnieli
Call and examine. We war rut them to be the la
Use. lACOBS h BRO.
Ikaz 'l9, 1981
ANOTHER VVTO
s :BY , NOR
;OL,OTHING,
HATS AND CAPS,
• BOOTS AND-SHOES
As ctF4p 14EFORE.:111E ; WAR.
ALSO" - •
Anyllang in the Gefftdetrlan's furnishing jive
Can be found at th'•eap Store of
T., o:.lkbitßlS.
HATS, CAP FURS:
S. S. MCCItt e ARY
Has just opened a new anwrtmeat 01\1 A T 8 and
CAPS. of the latest style sad (editor', wh he. la r•••
pared to fell at reduced prtitee and lower •
!code ewe be had lo Cali-ast hie
stock, at his old eetahlhihineat on Chowslweillow
°poodle Buehler's Drag bora, •
Gattymborg, Julie 5,,,111W1. -1y • • N,
ERCHANT
'AMA 4 ' • '
• , ,
• •
cLora,l, c..4.85.13tE1t.45; TIVEAISO, •
and eiba.r toatoriaki for Men'a Wade, tanthhed and taadli .
np, to order, on abort notice. •
§`ATISFAC'TICST WAIiRAN'rED.
Work also solfeltedfrom enatomeri, who inirehikuW;Aotr
Ontala 'nowhere. ' • .
W. T. "KING,
York street, opponitathe lank .
June 14.1367.-14
C. SOMERS - tt , eoN .
809 CHESTNUT 11-TREST,'
itn• attention of the pt bile to their stock of
FIN CLOTHING'. 1
Ai., to the iatge assortment of neir itylitgilite goods for
SPRING AND SUNMERI I O4I.
Our Massaro Deputise:4l4i; csrgenhist tgit gigtt)s,
men can ling everyteenbdence that thollentsg*Alleift'
ed will he male in On ,
PrAV MAtitnirit. AND I , ,ATIMEPTII/F-•
SQXE-Itki &
AptfllB. 18e7.-3ze
T. BARNUM'S (Peel*
P.
ELASTIC' STRAP AND it:':6okLE,
riza
PANTS, VESTS sn4 'IA*V§IkS
Thln little inreption isJuat onL. and as It is no "litim
bate. is mastitis with s rspid•sals. It cambia In
s moment' to any tartbattt; by any 'parson, tit 44
flt perfectly.
Its elastkits praveuts tearing the etfepa,itad
off the clothes; sad also *Bowe per/bet *Ode& of the
body while working or taking exercise.
For WO by tailors and the trariesmaarally. Send2s etc
br strap, cirenhirs, terms to wetter mai the trade, to the
BARNIIII E.B. £B.CO.
00 Broadway, New York.
A,rents , Wanted in every county
June
. • I
HATS AND"C E APS!
THE Larglial, Beet said Cbmipesesto4 af Nash
ionable Hats and Caps, in Adama county.
at Noitair.
Dry (Mods, notions, fir.
NEW 6.061tig
CU
REDUCED. PRICES,
EttG'AT' CALICOES
At 121-2 Cents,
GOOD MUSLINS
•
J • ,• •
At I'2 1 Cents.
ALL. KINDS OF'G , ( e .O4S .4 4 4, Rii,LCES.
- DEFYIN'G'
Calf at once and buy some of
the chetirAGotodia , no.ge ope6lig
AT i FAifiltlEa'OCKS.
May 29, 1867
G R A IN.
st
g€ifVeY;v644QC .
WARE, QUEENSWARE,
.- • , 4 . 7.4,1" Z
J. C.. 01.JCK.
iia•
Iliwthivelwottelgumod Wog to pos mumwit bought
a very large and *elf seilettad irbck 'if sileWllable In
our, line under the late decline. clor=
past bl`Plifir WI Noel De - 1412eit.tboalf
coal, Plaids, Bleached and unbleached Muslims, Cunt.
OW: Ootioniticet kilned', 4eets,t UMW.AIM e
lot Di lAdlea' Sahuoral gaiters, plain and tipped BO •
hboen. .. Aar
A complete assortment et Groceries at low Mee, Std.
ware such gut Tire Irowe %e lm Silleet ablISIWIVI&C$ 1 11
Steels, florae Shoes, Horse Shoe Bar, '_call RodocHAa ,
meted Iron, Nolte Spikes, Sboves
P e s as,
Door Locke, ad I:ocks ' M Latches, ag ai Alei l at i t able
and Pocket autism, Grindstones, Palate, Oils, Glees.
Rutty, itc., China and Queensware by 14
, 14 64,..
V" We !oval, the public to glee ua a eiN
e lk
stock be u esiagAlealsoelhusarap• Aeseppined
nept!. Pr Pike r., .° l 4g# " 1 ".,, td , ta er It
toe some tu tare. '
JUglirt ~ 1/ 2 1.1 IPS 'l4 .A_". 4 ; 14 15 11 11r .
IS: 1 3- 17, r -rvPrllity n ..),
,'I t. denim wilier ; . . 'n •
cot artktiatimehugnowooteresp .
selected stock of . .. 4
a 1 , -..r r...a T
;./A trtutit
'''''` 4 '-illtalr GOO ft ffe ig.
cumprited In pant itt .; ‘ 1 , z - 11 irr tit
Fren ilipch Marenkas. 17. • ...• f v,,i, , t -,.
•
1 M
'4 /net"'
11la
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