.4 •
NNW'S OF XICIOII4OIIIiI COIINTIOX.
'Pas TemPuMg* mo*Nent • be- 11 40 4 P
orouslY 'GOv. Geary it
tended a mirOw or , 'Deniplars } - few
days ago, and made an 4ressive speech.—
A Contention to form a Temperance Union
for Bedford and Semerseteounties, is to be
held at Bedford, July 81st, at 2 o'clock, P. M.
Carroll.
Ray. Jarse STEMILII has been•called to the
"German Reformed" congregation at Taney
town, tint the "Lath ran,". as We followed the
Westminser sentinel in stating.
CausiberlandL
MICHAEL Guinosg of West Pennsboro' town
ship, aged 82, died on the 24th suddenly, whilp
visiting the Barracks at Carlisle.
Wtuakit Ilmuiasn, near Leesburg, while
engaged in unloading barley with a patent bay
fork, became accidentally entangle4,l, was ele
vated some distance, and, the rope brealirg,
was thrown to the floor and so badly injured,
that he died.
Franklin
Tag Corner-stone of the Lutheran church
in Mercersburg, was laid on the 20th.
Joss Szourrza, Sr., in his 80th year, died
on the 22d, of apoplexy % near New Franklin.
A BASE BALL club has been organized in
Waynesboro'.
WILLIAM .k.tsoe, aged 92, a soldier of the
war of 1812, died near Green Castle, on the
,21st. The Green Castle band has been re
,organized.
HENRY GOOD ot Quincy township, with one
set of 'hands loaded and hauled to his barn
with one set of horses, twenty-six large loads
of hay in one day. '
Tux dwelling-house on the farm of John
Price, near Waynesboro', was burned on the
19th. ro insurance. Loss between s2,qon
and $3,000,
Tun Waynesboro' Record says :—From
all accounts cider. and apples promise to be
scarce commodities in this comity the eon-
lug season. The trees bloomed well general
ly, but owing to4orne cause the fruit has near
ly all dropped from the trees.
Frederick
ANTUONY *BRIDE, of - Emmittsburg, has
been appointed p. S. Assessor for Frederick
county, vice Capt. Geo. A. Hoskins.
Attorr $9.0,000 have been subscribed to the
stock of the Frederick and Pennsylvania line
railroad, and ari l effort will soon be ;made to
increase it.
Jons Baostra has been appointed Discount
C Jerk in the Central National Bank.
Fulton
COAL has' been found near the surface. in
the neighbo'rbood of Sideling HilL On trial,
it burned beautifully in a blacksmith's fire.
Thum the past rew weeks several bears
have beep Seen on the mountain a short dis
tance below the toll gate, three miles east of
this place. Passengers in the coach have
several dines seen an old she one and two
cube cross the road. They apparently have a
den - in that vicinity. Old hunters and moun
taineers say that bears have not been so plen
ty in the mountains east of us for twenty
years as at present—Fulton Democrat.
Somerset
Tax shook business is extensively carried
on ; and enelmanufacturer, with twenty-four
shops and one hundred and twenty-five hands,
turns out sixty thousand shook each year,
which are shipped to the West Indies for su
gar purses The wages of workmen vary
from $1 50 to $2 23 per day.
Norikamp;au
THE Commencement exercises of La Fay-:
ettc College take plane this week.
• Rev. William P: Rutfirauff, a native of
Green Castle, has been called to the pastorate
of Chtiat's Evangelical (Lutheran) Church, to
Easton.
Lancaster.
L. H. TYSON, a native of Lancaster county,
committed suicide in Louisville;bly., -. on the
Z. L ABEL has been arrested in Harris
burg, charged with -forgery of a check for
$660, on the Colpmbia National Bank. He is
in the county jail.
The Commencement of Franklin and' , Mar
shall College, took place last week—the grad.
ustes numbering eleven. J. K. Gross of
Harrisburg, had the Valedictory. Rev. S.
H. Giesy ofPhiladelphia, delivered the ad
dress before 'the alumni ; subject; "Normal
Humanity, or Man in the Light of the Divine
Idea." George W. Brewer, Rsti., of Cham
bersburg, was chosen President of the Alum
ni Association. Rev. Dr. Higbee of Mercers
burg, addressed the Literary Societies. ,
\Washington
Ir is expected the Washington County
Railroad will be completed to Keedysville, by
the 10th of August next.
Tag managers of the Antietam Cemetery
met last week, and took steps for inviting ma
ny prominent men to attend the' dedication
on the 17th of September next. •
Da. J. E. Herbst, of Hagerstown, (former
ly of this place,) had his right hand badly
crushed last week at his saw mill near Hagers
town. Amputation it was feared might be
necessary.
Asszsson Van Lear has- appointed E. W.
Funk assistant assessor for Hagerstown dis
trict, vice John E. McComas ; and Henry
Titch has been appointed Deputy U. S. Mar
shal vice Robert Thomsburg. Both the par
ties removed were Union men throughout the
MB
York. ,
DE. Jacob Hay, Sr.; has been elected Presi
dent of the York National Bank, vice Henry
Welsh, resigned.
Tins Red Men of York had a grand Coun
cil during week before lash On Thursday,
they had a pars — de through the streets, and
proceeded to the Fair. ciround where a ban-
quet was spread. James B.' Ziegler, Esq.;
Grand Sachem of the Conowago tribe, deliv
ered an address of welcome.
Tnt Pennvivanian says :—There resides
a,married lady in York county whom we re
frain. from naming because she prefers it, who
gate birth to 'a pair of plump twins a few
weeks since, and the mother and children, at
our latest advices, were all doing well. AT
' bout one Year ago.the same lady increased the
population with WWI, ixoth of whom are also
living and healthy; There are, therefore,
four babes and infants in the household , whit
receive nourishment from lltttles. This fam
ily were favored with twit a few years pre
viorudyl and the mother has had twine three
times out of four.
Ixt Virginia the telpublicen leaders are
making it • distinctive portion of their . creed
that encouragement should be given, to North
ern settlers disposed to become permanent
residenti-of the State se lamt.bnldera, The
Democratic policy on the other hand is to dis
courage, by ustentadc persecutions, the emi
gration of men ito would be at once capital
ists and laborers. The Democratic "Soma s '
don't want to see that country peopled by the
claims, whom, before the war, they wire is
the habit of stigmatising sr "small homers"
and "greasy mechanics:"
Tits Rouse of Hapsburg is =king fearful
atanemsnt. Haynau's crimes are not fbilot
ten, Aar are those of the Archduchess Sophht.
It was the who ordered a score ofilanprian
noblenunt to be put to deapi, said were so; ..
with ithodi names engraved upon e v
fingisting ofthe came.
,
4867 x.
Tim Democratic fairly be said
to have been the ac
, Thorhlptlecession and re
bellion, and the Smith now look upon It. .A
late number of the Eichniond :Whig anya: 1
"As one of the victimized we believe we
can declare for the whole- &nith that the
axperirnent.of rieceseion would nod , have
been tried but for the thousand timesret
peated oimpAranoes of the .Democratic
leaders that if 'an army should be raised
in the North for the purpose of making
war upon the South, it would. be met by
another army in the North to defend the
Dertioie interpretation of the Onsti
tution."
lucuurasa Lr Velmii.—One of the ablest
writers in Ohio, Mr. E. D. Mandield, states it
as his opinion that the absolute money 'value
of the crops this year will be jive hundred
millions of dollars greater than in 186% and
the power of exportation much greaterii pro
portion, because it is the surpluses wludh arg
increased. He argues that two effects will
follow, to wit : "We shall have increased im
portations and increased gold revenue. Gold
will • ably fall considerably, in the autumn
o 1867, and financiers will find thit the
-honest road to specie payments is through
good crops."
Is his veto message of the Declaratory Bill,
Johnson speaks of it as an attempt to impose
a despotism upon twelve millions of Ameri
can people. He is a little faulty in his arith
metic. The whole population of the ten ex-
States was less than nine millions, of whom
three and a half millions are loyal people of
color, and one and a half millions are white
people•who cheerfully accept the provisions of
the Reconstruction Acts. Here, then, are
five of the nine millions who endorse and sup
port the Congressional plan of reconstruction.
The bill is "despotism" only to the four mil
lion of rebel secessionists. Are their wishes
to be deemed patamount to the will of the
live millions of loyal ' people of those ex-
States ?
HUGE laundry has been established in
Paris, which employs three hundred persons,
and washes 40,000 pieces of soiled clothing
from the principal hotels every day. The
clothing is boiled with soap, and soda, washed
in hollow wheels, dried by centrifugal ma
chines and in hot' air ovens, and is finally
ironed between polished rollers. Some per
sons object to the washing of clothes by ma
chinery, on the ground that it is too destructive
to the fabric, but this is not necessarily the
case.
TILE President has appointed Lieut. Gen.
Sherman, and Brig. Gens. Harney and Ter
ry• as Members of the Indian Commission, who
with four others named in the act, are author
ized to treat with the Indians for peace.
ONE of the editors of the Sandusky. (Ohio)
Register, just returned from the Gulf States,
speaks of intemperance as the bane of the
South, and as being tearfully increased since
the defeat of the Confederacy.
BY his decision in reference to 1c111,1,1 tender
currency, Judge Sharawood created more con
fusion and, individual loss among business
men than did any other judicial officer in the
United States by a decision from the bench.
THE testimony in the Surratt case, has clu
sed, and the counsel have begun tolsum up.
The defence attempted to prove that Surratt
Was in Elmira, N. Y., on the day of the as
sassination upon personal busines. But sev
eral of their witnesses were badly tripped up.
CHANCE FOR. SOME ONE!
SEWING MACHINE,
And a Life Scholarship In Bryan, Eitrat-
BUSINESS COLLEGE,
FE
WE will present to anybody sending 113
30 NEW SUBSCRIBERS to the "Sztut AND
SE'sriYEL," one of Finkle t Lyon's first
class Family Sewing Machines, worth
and considered one of the t ,est in the coon-
To anybody sending us ;15 NEW SUB
SCRIBERS, we will present a Life Scholar-
ship, available in any of Brjran's, Stratton t
Kimberly's Business Colleges, worth $5O
Names may be sent - in at once, and if the
required number snot be obtained, the
person sending will b o paid FIFTY CENTS
in Cash for every one ieceived. Those - who
intend to compete for these Premiuins, will
say so, when sending in the first name, thafl
the proper record m: .3 - be made.
The price of subscription ($3.00) must ac
company every naine.
GETTYSBURG GRAIN AN
(Nay ,
Super 50;0 ; 12 00
Mara Flour,- 13-5012 50
Rye Flour, 7:000 8 00
White Wheat, 2;00® 2 00
Red Wheat,..- lin@ 1 80
Corn, 80
Rye, 00
Oats. 00
Buckwheat,... 80
Ttmotby Seed, 2 50
Mover Seed,— ! 6 00
Flex Seed, ; • 225
Plaster Paris,. • 17 60
Hay per t0n,... 1600@18 00
1 32i.LTIMORB, MOnda y Morning.
Swung=Fis.—The market for Flour is
unchanged. We renew quotai lons 'as given
on Saturday: Howard Street Eluper and Cut
Extra E9.00@510.50; Extra sllipping $ll.OO
®sl2 00r, Retailing .$12.50@x1.3.00;1 Family
$14.00@514.50.
GasiN.s—The receipts of Wheat were lar
ger to-day than for several days, but not
equal to general expectation, amounting
only to 3,383 bushels white aud 17,211 bush
els red. The receipts of white ciontinue very
small, and lite quality generally inferior.—
Etsies•ef white from 190 to 260 cents; red from
200 to 24Wcents.
ConEr.--rThe receipts continue light and the
market firm, as follows : White 119 to 125
cents ; Yellow 110 0.115 cents.
OATS cdntinue to decline. The 0: des to
day for new and old were at price* ranging
front 55 to 80 cents for fair to prime, and 40
to 50 rents for damp and inferior.
RYE--Sales of 84 bushele 14130 cents ; and
200 bushelsrat 145 cents.
METZGAR—KoBLEB.L-On Thursdkr, 25th .
inst., by Rev. Dr. Ratter, Mr. W P paton
Metzgar, to Miss Emily Dorothy, ughter
of Mr. Henryliobler, all of Abbo P
. DIED.
,e4P-Obituary notices E cads a line fbr all
over 4 lines—cash to aoximpeny notice.
Dfivflortx.—On the 23rd
_ph* very suddenly, Mr. John H. Duphorn,
son of Samuel and Maria Duphorn, of Ezo,
J pj*purg, Md., aged 31 yeah , ` 1 =dulls and
2 / *OIL
- pAirtotirrOcx.—ln Philadelphia, J
LISSie M., youngest daughter of James F.
and Sarah Fahnestock r apd 3 years, 11
month. - • , •
hinDzintoT,—At the residence of Mri.
Aler beer NOW 'Oxford, on the 13. h Init.,
bert Iforterniokfbrmerly of Carroll counr
lid« aged lb years.
meginGaz—At East Liberty, Pennsyl
veld& Amanda M., wife ofJ. W. IdOinight,
aged 20 yeare,,s months and 5 . 41,y5.
71rOn the 20 th •• lust., - XIII ' It
wigtjot LetiMota : tconludalk, aged: •' - Y14116
months and 21) day%
A F . IR S T -,C LA S
Finkle .t Lyon's
W 0 R T if $6O,
ton do Kimberly*
WORTH $5 0, .
GIVEN AWAY!
pith) of I* ttarlitts:
CI PROVISION MARKET.
rg, Wednesd uy „Wbraing.
lApples,'. ..60 00®0 00
Potatoes ...... ..... a@ 70
Butter, 16
Lard, 10
Eggs..... ~........ i 16
Bacon, Hants ~... ' 11
Mee, .... ' 10
dboutderii, 10
Peaches, ... • 46® 15
Cherrles,i r •.. I 200
Apples, . : ...... .... 1 s 6
Blackberrtes,.... 12
Soap, .... ..... ..... 1 6® 7
Ta110w,....... ..... . : 8
BALTIMORE PRODUCE .MA RKET
11I.ARRIED,
.
Orizeta,— , Ptart ItkPanties 1867.—ihrlees just re.
oohed by mail enable us to auneumetthoshlyo/ thatjles
only ./old Ikeda/ 'fa -Alisuielia - sewing , maliMuss -*as
awarded to Ella* Howe, Jr, as the manufacturer of the
bed sewlug aptahlus that - was sillibilladJ Than ware
'lab ty-tert MachhAsin competition lo? %beide',
and Mr. Howe reeelverl tits eddltlatual award (t . the Cross
of the Legion of Honor, as /nuututheturer and inventor.—
The exact wording of lb* award Is as *lbws:
Howe Kamm, trusaka k Wuaox.
" Co-eperateur Elias , - 9Vlteshor ,t Wheat, hoer
How*, Jr, Afteltutaar dela la tosahlta a boutonniere,—
machine a coudre. AMMO- Medaak d'or."
PROCLAM4TIOX.--WREP.us the
Hon Roam. J. Thonsit,'Pteitident of t seem)
19thdItiantion nth.
19th -1611940M0* oftXidilemsts lUt
miner and Clitoral Jail Delishessidior the trial of all cep-
Gal and other offenders iu the said district, and Dun
S. tauten and ISAAC Rostinalle, Itsqrs, Judges ofthe
Courts OWONIIMOilie4$ 3 41 114110 OSOn&
and Tei~eirldMhettllfitr DelfvirY,lMfirm
all capital eadethe{ agenda/I,o4,count: of Adam.,
Lure issued their precept, be arin g date the ' ItU . day . of
April, in the year ofonr Lord Qua thopsaod.sight hundred
And sixty-seven, and to me directed, for holding * Court
of Common Pleas,. and. General-Quarter Sessions of like:
Peace and General Jail 'Delivery and' Court:et Oyer latui
Terminer, at Oettysburg, on Monday, Ms 19Th day of
.Auswtt, isufant—.._ • g,
NOTICI IS HER EBY GIVEN to all the • Juitices of
the Peace, the Commas; and constables: within thesaid
County otAdarus, that they be then and there in their
proper persOns, with their Roils, Records, Inquisitions,
ftitminstione - end. other RetnemNrances, to do 'those
things with& t ' o theiroffites and in that behalfaippertain
to bottoms, and also, they who will prosecute against the
prisoners that are ort hen shall be In the Jail of the said
County of Adaros,ars to b. then and there to prosecute a
gainst them as shallbid
I 's Mies, Gettysburg,
CONSUMPTION CUR.ABLII BY DR. SCIPPICIrS Sher iff July 31,1 m, ,
Th list of theist, who were made -Knights of the
Lrgden of Honor, as published in the Paris papers, hada
thus: "Mons. Elise Itowe,Jr.; fabrics , * de machines a
rendre., expowint which, tran shied loth English, made :
“Mr. Elias Rowe, Jr., luaker of sewing machines, .ex.
hibitlog."
from this it will be seen that' the medal awarded to
Wheeler A Wilson was for • "Buttonhole Machine," and
set/or the SeteinG Mlichitte.
Each of thee. world•reaowued machines bears the me
dallion head of Miles Howe, Jr.; (trade mark,) without
which UMW are genuine. Merrrs. Sibley e toops, Agents,
NO. 922 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. (July El.-4t
CEE
MEDICINES
TO CURE CONSUMPTION, the system must * be pre
pared so that the lungs will heal. To accomplish thie
the liver and stomach mast And be clewed and snap
petite created ter good wholesome food, which, by those
medicines will be digested properly, and good healthy
blood made; thus building up the oonstitution: DB
SCUENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS cleanse the stomach
(pistil bilious or mucous accumulations; and, by using
the Bea Weed Tonic in connection, the appetite is reetor
ed. •
SCIIENC.K.'S PUL.II.OiNIC SYRUP is ruiricione as well
as medicinal, and, by rishilg the three remedies, all im
purities are expelled from.the system, sad good, whole
some blood made, which will repel alLdiserise. Lipar
tient' will take these medicinee according to directiohi'
Consumption very frequently In its last stage yields
readily to their action. Take the pills frequently, to
cleanse the liver sad stomach. It does not follow that
because the bowels are ncit costive they are not required,
for sometimes In diarrhtea they are necemary. The
stomach must be kept healthy, andan appetite created
W allow the Pulmonic Syrup to act on the respiratory
organs properly and allay any irritation. Then all that
is required to perform a permanent care is, to prevent
taking cold. Exercise about the rooms as much as pos
Bible, eat all the richest food—tat meat, game, and, In
fact, anything the appetite craves; bat be particular and
masticate well. (Oct. 25, 1806.-wein ly
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A PROTECTED SOLUTION OF TUE PROTOXIDE OY
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A DISTINAJUISIIED JURIST WRITIO TO A FRIEND
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I hove tried the Ps:arms:4' Stave, and the result fully
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141st five yearn."
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/rum weak, sickiy, suffering creatures, to strong, healthy,
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[July 3, 186;.—1m
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The RAS. GlORtif. 911111.24, of Brooklyn, N. Y, says, in
the Bible Examiner, by way of apology for publishing a
medical certificate in hl■ magazine, of the cure of his only
eon, of Scrofula, "after dissolution appeared inevitable."
••We publish-this statement, not kerpay, butin gratitude
to God who has answered prayer. and, in justice to Dr.
Anders; Lein; satisfied that there is virtue in the lodine
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Boti are
prigareiomx‘tung.tonadrof PligglacY an 4
Chl46 emistry, a 417 .4,1 nd ars the meet active that ems be pm* ,
36, 1.8 , -
fitv , °5•
THE LE11143... UNI ITY, -
.a. -VERS
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SOOTS nraiossoF; *4: ‘ '
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(roves LID ?iilip0:141) jar V: 01114011• 1 4'
Vl* ••••• 4 7• 11 r opling smismode2idklor4oxisate, in
the let tee *tbd elms*. rad I* lie Apidal imillmielitotllf. ,
A[eeh lob and intni) rd
. AWlNgialif
the loth to thee* onttrest i L Tar ril&I• 1 _ 11 ._w,i_th Per
th:Waft apply lo . 11111111 Y 00 Frisfsieti il”, '
:ply 3/.-4* ,
A .
TTENTIO Xrfett*A YEW:
-
4n uz jir
Ti it "Oetiys lent " T*11; Is ' ~.* ' V'' ' 4
Valnt •i- -, 1 - - - - '' . 4 'l' 4
I ,
NEW BOOT & SHOE
NEW AND GOOD GOODS
AT LOW PRICES
rume uudoisigned has opened a near Boot and Shoe
A. Store, on BALTIMORE STREET, one door south of
the Preebyterixn church and nearly opposite IdcCreory's
Saddler Shop, where he offers an attractive assortment
of goods In him line, 01l new and 'elected with the great—
est care. Ile has
LADIES' CONGRESS GAITERS.
LADIES' BALMORAL GAITERS,
LADIES' COMMON GAITERS,
LADIES' BALMORAL ROOTS.
IS LARGE VARIETY.
GENTLEMEN'S - CALF BOOTS,
GENTLESLEN'S KIP BOOTS,
GENTLEMEN'S CONGRESS GAITERS.
GENTLFMEN'S SLIPPERS, ALL STYLES'
GENTLEMEN'S BALMORALS,
GENTLESEN'S BROGANS, to.
MISSFIS' CONGRESS tiAI7ERS,
MASSES' BALMORAL GAITERS,
MISSES' MOROCCO BALMORALS,
*c., ac tc.
An wall be told at the lowest living profits. Buyers,
from town and country. ore invited to call and examine
goods and pekoes before purchasing elsewhere. I ant de
termined to cell cheap--o hula diaper than any other
house in the County. By strict attetittokto busineint, and
dealing fairly and squarely with everybody, I hope t o
merit and receive an encouraging share of poblla pat ron•
age.
The lifikItUrACTURIXO of Boole "and thoes will be
carried op, in all its branches. llooto, S limns and Unites.;
made to order Also, Boots and Shoes Of his own manu
facture constantly on hand. Replacing dime .n sh o rt
notice—and nu short spared to give satisfaction. None
but first clue MOJ*II3.III eumployed. Having a life-time
experience at the busineie,l feel confident that I can
please all who way call. L. 11. IiLL.NUX.L.
Getiyelinrg, July 31, 18t77.-t f
GRAND CONTINENTAL
BASKET PIG-MG,
ON SATURDAY, THE 10TH OF AUGUSTA
In the grove of Francis Cunninghatn, in Free
dom twp., 2 miles west of Moritz's tavern,
and 3 miles south-west of Fairfield.
The Gettysburg Brass Band has been engaged for the
occasion. and a plaassint time may be expected. It is
hoped that there will be good turnout. as it is free to all
who feel disposed to unite,in the festivities of th.occasion.
_Arrangements have been made Go the feeding of borer.
Thtoxicating liquors of all kinds strictly prohibited.
,q-Should the day be unfavorable it will take place
on the following Saturday.
July 31,1567.-2 t.
DR. L. J. GROVE'S
UNIVERSAL
MAGNETIC SALVE & PLASTER
TM* deservedle pupa lag' remedy.
having been west!, improved, is
now offered to the citizens of Adams
county.
The ninny thousands who are daily using it, testify to
ite magical virtues In the early stages of Cbanompt‘on.
Charts, local Bkossentisin. Newra/gia, Jaw and Tooth
Ache, Weakness and Pain in Me Back, Side and Kidneys.
Closcrr, Scrofula, Old Sams. Erysipelas, trot Wmntds,
Berns, Bruins. Sore or initamed Breasts. Jiaertod Toe
Waits, awns, Bunions, de, ofta
Its mysterious virtues, and the wonderful cures It has
peril:mined, might be pnblistied; but the discoverer is
willing to rely gait. istriastemes4altin miler to istilme
duce it into every family in the 'mutat!.
Prepared onlj by the proprietor. 21b Lombard EC,
Baltimore ; and Sold by A. D. BUEHLER, De. R. ROD ,
NES, and 3. FORIVET, Getvysburg, and by the mer
chant* of tHle county.
RX7EXIMCLS Chip, of P., Andrew• ?chick, John
Wterebrest ner. .1. L. Schick.
Aar Merchants can art a warp iy by calling at J. WINE
BRENNER'S, at Klink...alp Pr:cra.
July 31, 1567.-ly
PRIVATE SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
The undereigned will sell at Private fis!e. his Suitable
Farm, in Cumberland township. on the Coarnberstairg
pike, about 2 1-2 miles from Gettysburg. adjoining lands
of Abraham Plank. George ettorer. Whi►tar, Seller. and
others, containing 100 ACRES of first-rate land—five
Acres of which are in gaol Timber. The Inipriuretnento
are a good two-story
STONE DWELLING,
with a bank Barn, with all the necessary Out-building.
—twa well. of good water, a tine thriving young ()rebate
of choice Fruit. and other improvements. The fences are
In good order. atitftbe feria 41,0114 h state of cultivation.
most of it Laving beet' recently limed. It Is convenient
ly located, and is regarded as one of the hest farms In the
neighborhood by competentjadges. Also,s lot aground
in New Salem. on which is erected a new two story ,
BRICK DWEL LI NO,
a Frame Stable, Carriage House, hog Pen. and other
necessary out-buildings, with a well of fired - ate weer
nvenient to the door. This property is admirably ad
apted for a fiboomak sr, Tinner. ur Tailor, either antrtikh
businesses would peeve prodtabhk as the tavoin is tastily.
Improving. and a demand for three trades i■ increasing.
/Wit not sad within 30 deg' the above propertbrewill
be rented.
WPerson■ desiring towlew the same, and wishing
further information can call upon the undersigned resid
ing in New Salem. My Post Office address is Cashtown,
Pa. Persons desiring to purchase. would do wiill to ex
amine these properties before purchasing elsewhere.
July 31.-te* JACOB 31ICKLEX, llopf,D.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY
The undersigned, Administrator of the estate of DsxtzL
Fling', deceased, will sell at Public Sale, on Friday. the
16th day of August, at 9 olc.inch, 4. Afy at Gm late, reel
deuce of said deceased, in Straban township, Adams co,
Pa., a variety of valuable Personal Property, consisting
of two.first-rate Breeding Mares, nue yearling Colt and a
two year Colt, 4 first rate Milch C0W3,1 one of them near
ly fresh, 6 head of young C attle, 19 head of Hogs, 2of
which are first-rate Brood Sows, 10 head of good Sheep,
2 broad and one narrow-tread four horse Wagons, a one
horse Wagon, Lime Bed, flay Carriage and /Adders.
Wheat Fan, r.Threshing Machine, a Buckeye Beapert end
Hower, double and single Shovel Plow/, isold I.larrows,
Grain Drill, double and single Trees, Spreaders, Corn
C 010141; Sleigh and Bled, Flax Breaks , Miewlag .41eytiese•
Grain and Clover Ciadla Riding Saddle, 4 sets onkel
rate Wagon Gears, TM Chs4ilyg Chaim, o , lollof
milli A by the stark, 14 Aires of Corn this ground,
Jra. Kettle, Ten-plate Stove and Pipe, Cutting Box,
Orindstone,'Crasiwut Saw f g serpent Bees, tium, a fot of
good sags, Mahood Cupboard, Baleen, Quire, Agdipteada
and Bedding, and • variety of other articles.
4/-Attendance will be given and terms made known
b Jo ly
GEOBGE BOTH% Adm'r.
ADAMS °MINTY NORMAL.
TILE FALL TERM of the Adams County Normal
Balool will open A1343115T 19th, and continnernisios:(9) -
weeks. Tuition di, invariably in advance. Tbe money
Will be refunded to any *lid may be Compelled tio days
on account of personal sickness. Board and lodging can
be hod In private !families at reasonable rates. Early
application should be nta4e.
AARON
Getiysburg, Zuly 17,1)36f. • ' •'‘
• SUPERINTENDENT'S N0T1CE,,,,.
IWILL examine Teachers •at
following named times and places, h it ;
Stralua, Hitn!srstowri, Augurt 8,1! a. m.
Read!?i aad Il_ampton,lE . Lsiipt4 . )4,.." . .olphat 8, 2 p. m.
11tOn i East Berlin, Augeetir, 9 a. at.
Demist liar.. Abbottttown, August
Berwick typ...2l4ere ti xi aAajpart 10, Il i a. ,
Ozkee li *LW, Ipagd 11%2 Neu:
Sutler, ifiddlitinni, 12,9 s'An. s
litnnalleni,.llondernrAlle, Augusk,l2,4 in,, ,
Tyrone, Hildfeitbart, An ii. It.
111entlaates,-Petarebarr. dimwit 13; Ov. m
larilabomstats Rand 8. H.Autross , a, m.:-
tan_
AOC - k.
Union; 9611491 B. l l.,'Alinark $ 0 ,111 1 .mt. -
Littleetown, August, 17,10 a. m. -`• ,
ClititesaviGabletVe S. 11,-kagaet ' •' 4
Freedom, Merits', S. 11., August* *le
It. H.; August 81.0 a. - ar.. - ;
Ilareltunaben,l/airtleld, September Z. 9a. in. .
lt il t uana,, m . tato , , 7,71 1 r74.1.1
Ilonk lin, atpleamankAraouornampi rok_ Var 4. ftlip 99 0 9 4 2 knP Is• ili•
Fran Wprolnq trAi F
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- -
It is ver7dedrable that tXreeters *add attend these
tbasin_ of • • tla
liar *inn • •
•-• •`.
l i Cter isti gka,
graiy Wows,
r=l
PHILIP. fiA NN, Sheriff.
STORE.
BOYS' CONORILS3 GAITERS.
BOYS' CAIN BALMORALS,
BOYS' BROGANS, tc., kc.
H. L. BREAM,
J. OGDEN,
K. HUNTER,
.1%. El. RILEY,
Committee
• •
tuf ;titorttiit
A•
13E : D, THE MISSSSrPPI:"
A OMPLYTY HIRTORT ' OF THE 1411 ' WETAT/ Airt•
Tainttopply *IQ*. 'MIQUAY .
: TO THE GREAT OOKAR.
Bt - ALBSIDT D..47CIIMtIiBON
Ow. 29,00,0 COPIES SOLD IN'OPilg MONTa.
pfentui-Adeontare an Petrie-Gs, -. .Potsehtains end- the
.PlSeffie - ewer 200- Descripenes End ;Photo
gesmelie flesh ofthe'Seenery, Mies, Lands..Afisket4Peofrk
aka l'irtedEtes tr the Nem &Oleo& irsre.
• _ ,
T. ereepestlee emigrants end settlers. fu 'the "Par
Weak" this Mister, at that vast and fertile zsgion will
prole ku. Lasainable aseisouwe, MlPP l ooll , iiii it dols I
went long felt of a full, authentic and' wettable guide to
c ilenate, soli, prodncts, means of travel. tr.,. nc.
AGENTS WANT BD.—Send tor'Otreulers and see. our
tenon and is fell description of the work. •
Address . NATIONAL PUBLISIIINO CO..
Jab' 501' Minor et., Philadelphia., Pa.
LICENSE
folloiring applications to keeps Restaurant hare
-
been filed fusty oaks with the ri gutsily number of
Sirters, and grin be presented at the Court of Quarter
Neßsidukott •MONlktYthe 19th day of AUGUST nett.
JOHN R. ILORNYRITZ, Gettysburg,
JOHN HOFFMAN,
.W.Mtnrsa, Clerk. • [July 31.-hl
COUNTY
,TREASURER
The'undersigned's - 01 be • candidate for (hardy 7reas
wrer, !abject ton nomination by the Republican County
Cacrentios. If nominated and elected, be pledgee bins
self to di•charge the ditties with Actelltr And impartiality
DANIEL
fiettyeburg, pa., J nip 3, 1867,—tf.
HEAD QUARTERS
CLOT LUNG.
PICKING SELLS COATS CHEAP
PICKING SELLS PANTS CHEAP
PICKING SELLS VESTS CHEAP
PICKING SELLS SHIRTS CHEAP
PICKING SELLS NOTIONS CHEAP
PICKING SELLS CLOCKS CHEAP
PICKING SELLS TRUNKS CHEAP
PICKING SELI., VIOLINS. CHEAP
PICKING SELLS ACCORDEONS CHEAP
PICKING SELLS VERY CHEAP
CALL An) SEE HIM
July 24, 1567
H 0 W T U S A V E
MONEY !
When tirleg ure Imtd you'd like Io k now
Ile+ yen can nave your dollars
The Way to i.to It you will kiuoir
'rpm will read what rollowa
A nun ebeolient t,, the Laws
Who worked ha rd at his trade
Cbsahl not snpply his Wants—because
It con more than he made
Ile met a friend: Si..l-5 be, "I gm,.
I look threml-bare :r r.l r,o Kb
P 1 like to Luy my wife u dreltr
But can'! ime up envngli
1U fri.-cd replied, "It wont toe much
To buy r6ur a ife'a dry gUIAIS
Ifyaa the t....;;,p
The •tore of Row .1; Weer,
te.,ic what little he eenhl yen e
To lOW k Wane' •tote.
ADA. bolygla his wife a ;innJwwt• lICtM
For half uLe cogt before
Wl* other ;eels, Knit-Hate and Elton,.
Hitnielf he there supplied
And still money left to 1114 e
And .sotne to I.y exiCie
P. S —See .1112,X ,I Lin Price.. Other g.A.!A at like
11.1Auced ratex.
frum lu t, :r2 rent»
Criiia froth 8 wit, coots
Fteuth%lts fr.ui 15 to 30 Cv,.111.
)10z1abiques (row. 2.1 to 2 4 i cent,,.
AlPillslll3.oln 3t) to 70eeeltx.
Deoa.ia from 211 to cents,
11,i , iser3,01orel nal tr :atm i• iq. cheap as ever
A full felortinent of
DIII7 GOODS,
NOTIONS,
HATS & Srll E ,
Al' REDUCED PRICES AT
RO &IV ODS.
lay 41,14;7.
SELLING OFF !
'THE FIRST SEMI-ANNUAL
iS4LE FOR 1867,
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C.,
COMMENCES MONDAY, JULY 2n AND
WILL BE Co TINTED 40 DAYS
ctilr. whole Sununkr ,Sloe) Marked Down,
REGARDLESS OF COST,
and from 30 to 59 per cent. lens tutu reguftr prices, our
object being to turn into call' Oooda that would other
wise lie on our ,babas, and to make room for the Largest
Stock of An Goode we have ever had.
MARK THE PRICES !
Prima, Lawns from t to 35 cents
**Ambigua from 20 to 30 cents.
'attar Lustre from 2.5 to 40 cents.
Licti Del Attlee horn 40 to 70 cants,
dltataa trol/1 36 to 70 cetl,to.
M 60448. Delatnex from 22 to 28 cents
031/ 11 •Cabooft from S to 16 cent&
IitEACIfED MUSLIN& 1 YARD WIDE
- TRog, tf TO 25 -Cflrt3
°Otto* Holm from IN to %foto to
50 doz. Labtedl lov6o from 10 to 40 cents.
Xolltreglieiteiteme Smear leertbanooet.
buttons, Trimml**Sgiotei Afkip4 5 poi Nets, Inser
tion., aft be sold at.aveat
19d,doi. ft4ekli4tO-2ieerits.
f°i! WIC" WS, lOU b "a" balf pike. •
publnietee, aU wOdi , WOIO Sd con)rtilr,(4o:
how, Odtbni44.ll44lfeolb II to4o etite—only Auction
, cisowilsis th 41 14144%
Th • •
1 11,4110040 1 2tem 20 to 40 mite.
:mpidetings, Ara" ; Table Clocks,tiurea,..lown
aciter ;mit
° rV, 1 :cti I)
TE WIP+94 I ROTPA r fi t 3 I F 4
qua
* ,ft,E
014 AS * S . WA*
i 74 A ..;(, 4 •
01 11 4 oti27l3l"eek eas
, litokli SO fole
w.
lUd eitt bt l3 ; olo l 4 * 44 o 6 zlbli
tuilikatanso arsisseasitme,
k .
• lor ottprihla t oa t t.c.l]
qiw t isire4ipt Arr - 3,11131 r . I
4 1
art 14
F 0 It
MiZZIESII
i-sargunku, CAM% &s.
H 4 4 ,1 t DWA. R E • .
ANA ROOkRIIIB
Tll.ll attbacribers havef wet retttruedlront the cities
with anJunueneesupply of HARDWARE& catohuttElo,
which qklsrare offering at theirold stand in Saitimore
atpriceete suit thetimee. Oarsto:kconelattin
girt
Oarponter'tTools
Blhcksm(tb'e•Toolr.
tloisc h„Findiags,
hoe FirAlogs.
r•Ci.binei llaker'‘Toole
r , •
Honsekesper'sPlxturee
I itindsotirototo
G't o cz RI z a OP ALL KINDS,
tc. Thereisoo orticlelneluded I n tlos
wand erpartmenti mentioned above...but what eon ho
had at t Store. Emery cludof Moctoule'sean bean!
d hetowlth tool s and n adlogs.sod Ilonsekeep
ar'soon does:7 ortieleln thelrlins. Glee osocoll u
orn ueptiparedtosollaslow thrush aoanyotherhonso
pouf tlnikoity 4.1 t •
JOEL R. DAIONER,
DAVID ZIEGLER.
May 29,4.887
H A T
.0 H T . S..
The hest Fuld cheapest fur the consumer are those man
utactmrsd by
JENKINS tir, TONGUE
PHILADELPHIA.
Shingling. Lathing, Claw and breed, made of the beet
cast-steel and warranted as gtxxl or better than any others
ntade in the United State, and sold at much tower price.
than other really Bret-class hatchets. They are tempt r
ed by one of the firm, S. J. Tongue, who po!aeea•e a
peculiar faculty that might be called
STEEL ON VIE BRAIN
which ham 2.iven hi* toolti a great celetrit •
y in these parts
TRY TIIt.M.
Nos. 33 and 35 Richmond street; the red cars up Third
street crags Richmtaad, cur the work,.
May 29, 11587.43
livery itatto.
GErfITSBURG LIVERY,
SALE & EXCHANGE STABLE.
'(`HE Proprietor of these Stables,
feellugthankfttl for theliberalpatronageheretorore
recetred.bealleave to Inform thepublir that hecnntlnues
the LIVERY BUSINESS at his 61t14tand on Washington
Street, Gettysburg, near the Railroad, where lie ie pre
pared at all times to accommodateperymealtbanything
in his line.
HORSES,COACHES, BUOGILS,&C.,
undshed at short notice and on reasonable terms, and
competent dtivers sent along itdesired. Persons will be
conveyed to other town., or to any place In the country.
His ntock and Coaches are of the first clue, and no pains
will be spared to make passengers comfortable Ile is
prepared at anilines to furnish coaches for funerals;
and aloe to parties desiring to go over the Battle Field
.sr to visit the Springs.
ALSO—TIOR SEB AND MULES
will heboughtand sold *tall time'. Perionsdesitingto
purchase stock will find it to their advantage to cell on
so undersigned, as his stock Is warranted to be as rep
odented or no sale. He has a tine lot of Horses and
Mules at present on hand which will be sold on reason..
hle terms. They are sound and free from disease, and
areeuarantied to work as represented. Persons will
find it to theiradvantage to callat the old stand before
hiring or purchasing elsewhere.
Aug. 3, 1865.—tf NICHOLAS WEAVER.
THE EAGLE LIVERY,
SALE & EXCHANGE STABLES
Washington Street, Gettysburg, Pa.
ADJOINING THE EAGLE HOTEL.
THE undersigned would respectful
lyA in'orm the public that he has opened a now
LIVERY. SALE AND E.XCUANGE STABLE in this
place. and is prepared to offer superior accommodations
in this line. lie has provided himself with Buggies. Car.
via gos. Hacks, Light Wagons. to , of the latest styles
sufficient to meet the publt demand. Bin horst, are all
good, without spot or blemish. and perfectly reliable—
ton e ofyour - old cripples," but all of the —1.40" order.
Riding partietr can always be accommodated and corn
fortahle equipments furnished.
Parties, large or small, can get just what they want on
the moat accommodating terms.
Visitors to the Battledteld politely attended to, and
teliahle drivers furnished if desired.
Parties conveyed to and from the Depot upon the ar
Vital and departure of every train.
Horses bought, sold, or exchanged, and always
chance for bargains given. Our motto is - fair play an!
no gouging."
im„PartiCular attention paid to furnishing Vehfcle
and Hacks for Fnnerals.
Gil - We flatter ourwelYes that by charging moderately
and by furnishing superior accommodations, we cannot
fall t.. please every one who patronizes one establish
133 M
Mar ISC.—t f.
Tonfertion,s, jce (tram, Zoo, &r
SOMETHING NEW
is GErn:BILIIII
The under.igneil has the pleasure of informing the
citizens of iiettjsburg and vicinity. that he is now pre
pared to supply them with the famous
CRE AM SODA,
drawn from Dow's Soda Fountain, which has become so
popular in the cities. Ifyou have never tasted this de
licious drink, you don't know .bat you have missed.—
Try it. Once tasted, you will become a regular pat:on.
I have also opened my
ICE CREAM SALOON,
with accommodations for ladies and Gentlemen, and am
prepared to supply private families. Parties. &c.. on
reasonable terms. Also, eonatintly on band, fresh
CONFECTIONS,
Cakes, Ae, Can at the oLI established Ftarol on Chun
trershurg street. opposite the Lutheran Church adjoining
the Keystone Hotel.
May 21.. 1867.-:3m .
Fre4l Confectionery, Arc.
THE subscriber calls the attention
a. of the citizens of Gettysburg and vicinity. to his
fine Confectionery Establishment; one door Edna ofthe
Eagle Hotel. ou Chambersburg street.
Cakes, Candies.and every description of Confections
together with Nu to.Orangee. and all kinds offruits al-
ways on hand.
Parties, pailirand private, as well asfamilies will ba
furnished with ail kinds of CakesiceCream. (in pyrami
la It orm orotherwise.) and other refreahmente a t their
house's. upon short notice.
Raving spent a life-time at the business. he flatters
hiruselfthat he understands' t and that he is abletoren.
ler entire satisfaction .
Callandsee theConfectionary .
May V. 1.867
T" -s• Notions,t
J. M ° WARNER'S
GO and see J. M. Warner's Store.
FRESH' CONFECTIONARIES at
J. M. WARNER'S.
THE finest and freshest- FRUITS. NUTS. de
at J. 31. WARNER'S.
TOBACCO, CIGARS, PIPES. Ac., at
J. M. WARNER'S
tf wgurance.
INSURE YOUR PROPERTY
TITS. FARMEP.S' AND MERCHANTS' INSURANCE
COMPANY, OF YORK, PENNA.
Incorporated by the Legislature of Pean'a. in 1864.
A UMIORIZZD CAPITAL $lOO,OOO 00
CAPITAL PAID' in 40,000 00
A %MARLS Assrrs 52,914 IT
INSURANCE can be taade in this
Company at as low rates as are consistent with the
Recut ity of the Company and the parties insured, and on
as accommodating terms an with any company in the
country.
No premium notes are taken and consequently no as
sessments will be made on its Policies.
This being an inland Company, no risks will be taken
Ai the large cities.
More than half of the entire stock is owned by its o®-
re and Directors, which Is a guarantee that its eiders
wi be so managed as to make it a safe medium for insnr
ant .
A losses promptly adjusted and paid without any de.
la
At plicstions mtvis through the Post °Mee, from any
part of the countu, will meet with immediate attention.
°Bice in the cortuir-room„ Second Story of HARTMAN'S
BUILDING, Centre Square, York, Pa,
President—HENßY WELSH.
Piac Presidene—DSVlD Z. SMALL.
IDirectors,
Phtilp ' Jobb A. Welter,
M. B. Spahr : Geo. W. llgenfrite,
Ch rtes A. Morris, W. H. Kerte, (ofO.)
John F. Spangler, Lewis Carl„
Barbi E. Small.
, Treiuures-..Cbartes
Secretary—T. Kirk White.
HENRY A. PICKING, kosi4Oettyaburg,
F. M. W.' BOWER, " York Springs
Jane 2.8„1881.-3m
JURY; LIST-AUGUST TERM.
7",
. .
, . i GRAND JURY. ,
Hamilton—J.:4. Huhn, Perlman, Daniel Balla'. '
A r ,
Onyord , ;--1 a.i oder Jacobs, Jaeop Peters.,
Conowagoi— citing. ,
' Huntington ....Aleiander littler.
.Pranklim-- rißitin Gait, Piadarict Diehl.
Mutation— wig Dull, Glbodniloss, Jolla Wilson
,
.ljttlestoirii-t-johp BPangleti
'idountplaimatit—Joseph rman.
Liatimore—Tame Harman.
airstutioy—Jacob Diehl, Joseph Arndt. .
Cumberland—Raphael Sherry.
Highland—Joseph Maley. . .
Ilnion—Wilittan Young, John Rife;
Reading—John Raines.
atroban—J4bnit.,Little.
Gettysburg-I-Charles Ziegler.
Icamiltontate—JoßtiNm{ts. ,
'atnEAL.inity.
.Threwielt lar..—Joeeph Wolf%' i
I Strabiii— John o.olVbert. illonaker, Daniel Cub
! nra, , Dmiik Wilitslaithrepigellkitst. •
Dallene,(leatila lioNingsr.
Anghlibangb,Jaankileaphea. ,
jiama 4li tior_ai llri son, Wans aab tl tac cownor e.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE
. .
The subscriber oters ton sale, cm advantsgscass hews,
his FARM, situated in Stsaban township, Albans county,
Pa„ nag mtica northeast of .Gettysbneg, onedoerth of a
mile from g's and Gulden's Station, on the Railroad,
containing
_ _ _
Enure or lees. It eon be divided Into nine Lots. The
improvements are n two story Briek•caind
*lrk heck-budding, a well of water near the K Itch ens, a
(Dater', near the Waah-hones, a Smoke and Dry House,
Bank Darn. Wagon tilled, Ciorn Crib; and other outbuilcb
Ings, with a well of good water near the door. There are
a variety of au I kinds of FRUIT on the premiums; and
garden and yard Ornamented with boxwood.
If not eoIJ Latore the let day of October, it will be
RENTED. A entall family would be preferred.
For furtherptrticulare inquire of the subscriber, or
of J. A. C. itOollaub, Jr., in blountplcustut townstdp. near
~tore. CELIIISTIAN RUNDLAUB.
July Si-4t
. . .
PUBLIC s) LE.
Tut saber fiber. as agent for the heirs, will sell at Pub•
lic Sale. at thw City Hotel, In Frederick, un SATURDAY
the 10th of AI:OUST. %567, at Li o'clock, P. It., that beau
tiful and highly yiroductive F A It M . kuown as the
houlestend of the late Jacob Wildrick i deceased. now In
the possession of his heirs. This contains
1:1G ACRES OF LA ,
ill Orr or less. It 114 laid off into 0 !Wilt., with a.:crso, to
running wat.r frIMI each field : • lino mealinw, with a
beautiful oil am of porn Pelt NVIIEtr rimming' through It.
A surrey and pl,t vi the Faith will he made out previous
to the day of wla, which will Dp GMlibited MI that day.
Thin Farm adjoins tha lands of William Smith, Philip
Caller. .1 .htia ZILIMICTUJAI I J:111.7,M
• There are about 30 Act es of very heavy timber, such OS
lllsok mil:. White Oak. it,cloiry and Walnut. I ran out
from a lloop role to a NADI Shalt. Tin , Lanni is peinripai
ly Linn:4l,4,e a good Kiln near to the thick. This Fenn
lays ndle4 south-went ..f Frederick city. on the road
lending from Frederick IV the Point of Rocks. This Farm
is coo,idaretl by all that has beet, on it to be one of the
most Leitutilul Farm aituationm in the con aty. The inn
provenieuts consist of a tine nitle&f. two stories
high. 71 feet 6 inches by . 26 feet el Waits, laid off iota S
fine Bisons large flail, with two tine Beleonies above
ali I lic!ow; tb.•re lb alb° a fine Thl4lloll/4! is built
of the very• hest material, eyed y nose bill and window sill
front ta , tti , lll to top is dressed Stone. which will last for
ever : time is not a crack in the lludding: it hss a south
ern eiposilre. the Buu riAnglltt the yard in winter and
summer. A splendid new blast ktarn.7U by 40. a double
threshing :loth; :stabling for forces and 1.; hortibi
Cattl e , with a title entry ,sassing Igo:,, each Stable and
Feeding Room ; a new Cons Crib, with double Wagon
sheds, with Wash Douse. Dairy and Smoke Haulm, a. fin.
Barrickei for Hay, a Hog Pea, and all necessary out build
ings. A fins
YOUNG ORCIIARD, •.
now In full bearing; also, Peaches, and Cherries in abund
ance. This Farm lAN a Murel Bank on it that answers
as a fertilizer forever. There a•e thiee Fiobring Mi 1.
within one mile ot this Farm. One Mill and Saw Mill
adjoins the Wood Land: the tinett of the Timber is a
quarter of a mill from the Mill. A tine well of pure
water In the yard, and two tine gardens.
The Timber on this Farm will pay one-fourth of the
purchase money.
This is a tine summer residence for a gentleman that
wishes to live in the city in winter, as the house is ver.)
large.
leas! OF SALC.—Ono.lialf cash on the (lay of sale, the
balance iu two equal ist:1111:11, pIiyMrIILII. With Internet
frorn day of sale ISAIAH MEALEY,
July 17. to Agettt fur the Heirs.
FARM AT PRIVATE SALE
I offer for sale my FARM situated in Stralain town
ship. two nu it./ east of Gettysburg. on the turnpike lead ;
log to York, and known on the old Trestle Farm. It
contains 151 ACRES of good lamb and in in a high state
of cultivation. It has been thoroughly limed, and Is In
good repair. The fences are mostly 4, f good 1. aunt poets
and chestnut rails. There are about '2.0 ACREA in grace
'Meadow, lying in three separate parts. There are lila°
alsint 3i.•1 acres of thriving timber and good springs of
Water in every fie:4 except rm. There is a new two
•tory BRICK soda Bank Barn I.ver 100 feet
long newly covered. There in an excellent Spring near
the Ounce; also a girYil well of water near the Dana.—
Atsint 6 Acres are covered with excellent grafted Fruit
—Apples and peaches.
/Ur-Any perie n wishing t.. purchasa a Amid Home will
dowel! to view this snug little Fat m before purchasing
elsewhere. JOSEPH TROSTLE.
June 5, lilfiT.—tl
FARm AT PRIVATE SAL&
I offer at private sale at my re;ie..,ce in Tyrone town
ship, one mile west of flehilerstilirg, on the MenaHen
runt. 100 ACRES OF 00011 LAND, on which are a two.
story. Log House, weother.licrarded, and plastered Stone
Kitchen, and Rank Barn; There is a west well of Irate'
near the !louse: alto twu streams of never-failing weer
running through the farm. About .2n Acr e s are
thriving TIMBER, with a never-failing Spring of ron
nip,: water therein. There are about h. Acrm of gout
Nleadow Lent; alto a giss! Lime Kiln rn thesfarm, and
a Cux,d ORCHARD OF FRUIT. The Farm has been
limed three timer within fifteen jeers. It is In a high
state of cultivation, and is surrounded with Mills and
Churches. There is a goof Sch.:oil-house on the farm.
sga,::Any perao, to tee this Farm, or that 01)
the York turnpike, will find me at home at all times.
J o ne 5, 1407.—tf JOSEPII
FARMS FOR SALE.
I will sell the. Farms.
T. T TATE
No. 1.. Lying on the llarrisburg
and Get ty,bnrg r,4141 Let sceen York Springs and neidlers•
burg, containing 121 ACRES. with imprrivernents, noft
Occupied by JIIIMS Miller. Price $2.5 per +acre.
No. 2. Lying on the Carlisle and
New Oxf ird road; beta eeu Ileidirrelairg and New Chza.
ter, containing 145 ACHES. with good iruprurenirata,
now occupied by George J. Shank. Prig. 5 , .0 per acre.
Terms: One half to be paid on the delivery of thr
deed: the balance to .nit the p.nrchitaer, either in cash
or in tirat judgment 'hinds of cut lea than 5.200 for No. 1.
awl 540 n fir Nu. Li. to hi paid annually with intrre,t.
*4Y - Thex. farina are patented. lie hartiLwinely and hive
oren tuned. W.F. BON N F:ft.
May 29. 160.-tf
WE are always .glad
.to See our
friends at the Excelrior GaPer,'. it .till atandit iu
he Sallie old . phe . e oppomite the Bank on York it.. Get.
yethurir. C.I. TYSON.
PHOTO MINIATURES at the Ex
relsior Gallery Are itnperb And are thrtitPhed at
onnlbird city prices. Cull and examine specimen's.
C. J. TYSON.
EXCELSIOR is our . motto. To
J ll - 1 please our alto! and to rearters.itisfaction in every
instance our detertnivatton. C. J. TY.t.4.IN.
. _
CONSTANTLY on hand an asort
mentof floe Frames. Photograph Alba ms. Girds and
Baskets for grasses, front the Battle-Bela. PhotoOrephsw
our G enerals. and other distinguished individuals. at the
Excelsior Gallery. C. J. TYSON.
Jolly GRUEL
'I I IIE best Photographs made in this
County are made at the Excelsior Gallery, Gettys
burg, opposite the old Bank. C.J. TYSON.
BFDI" all means have your Photographs made At
the Excelsior (.4allery illyou desire them per.
test. C.J. TYSON.
LARGE VIEWS of the Battle-field,
""'",,lngly or in sets, very low ; also Stereoscopic 'Views
fo theßattle-field, nt the tlxcel•ior Gallery. Do not fail
to see thorn. C. J. TYSON.
FRAINIES OF EVERY Ktik.TD,
for Large Pictures, Marriage Certificates, Church
Certificated, Missionary Certificates, lc., very cheap at
8. G. SHEAF PEWS
New. Gallery, Hanover, Pa.
•
Jane 5,1967..-1 y
REMOVAL!
THE GETTYSBURG SKYLIGHT GALLERY.
THE undersigned takes pleasure in
1 announcing to the citizens of Oettysbnrg and the
pnblic generally that he has removed from his old rooms
on West Middle street, to Baltimore street and nearly
opposite the storeof Fahnestock Brothers. The room he
vow occriPlee, has been recently fitted np expressly for
his business. The location lean admirsble one, enabling
him to take pictures in all shades of weather, and with a
orreetness unequalled any whereeise,
LIFE—LIKE PHOTOGRAPHS,
of every size and description, ezecuted in the flneststyle
nartlettlar attention given to the CARTE-DE V !SITE, and
in copying AMBROTYPES and DAGUER.REOTYPES ot
decesseilfriends. Also—
THE GETTYBBURH I OEMS,
a new style of picture which has 'become very popular
with the public, not only for their beauty, but for cheap •
roes and conve nience. SIXTEEN for ONE DOLLAR on
ly. Also—THE I'OECELALN PICTURES, which for
their beauty and &arability are unsurpassed.
We are prepared to carry on the business in all its
earious branches, and having bad cotudderab leex parience
we run no risk in
GUARANTEEING PERFEL.T SATISFACTION.
on r facilities fora full display of our skill are unequal
ed by any other Gallery in the County. and we would
herefore invite every one to call at thn
NEW GETTYSBURG SKYLIGHT GALLERY.
Call and examine our Specimens and judge for your
selves. LEVI HUNTER.
Tune 21,1866.
jGURNEY & SON,
'PLIOTOGRAPII ARTISTS,
707 Broadway, New York
In addition to out PHOTOGRARIC ART GALLERY,
established 1640. We have trthe lest flue years had ad
ilaperlor to any other establishment In obtain
sitting from lit, of all the YKOMINIINTCELEBEI.
YIN of the day lu, CARD PORTRAITS, and are now
,pablishing a estalcigneofever 2600 REINJECTS, AMERI
CAN AND FOREIGN, also a large list of Copies of
WORKS OF AST AND ENGRAVINGS. ,
Such as the Right Rev. Bishops of_the Epiecoplal church,
the Catholic Clergy, and the Olorgy °fall denominations,
alt prominent officers of the Army, Navyand Confederate
Acton and ActreAtes, Frotemional Billiard Flay
ma,,Fotate celebrities, Pictures from Statuary, male and
female. '
. NA'nines sent
on receipt of Stamp.
An order En one doseu picture& front our Catalogn . e will
li i i t i p :led at sl,9o;and sea Sty mail free. Single Pictures
cents egcli, moles of engravings 15 cents melt.
N. B. ,we a tm anittnio tali attention to tin advantage
20bare for reprodocing.or copying,Clidtligtte""es,
brotypee, Card Pictures, Ac., of
D1P:31.4 SSD RELATIVES AND FRIENDS,
enlarging them to any atts, anst'llitehhit in Oil, Water
Oolong, or India /ok, with the ald of
parties desiring eapiasi thereibrt opi irl iend
witkin dirges.
. - amp role A a4 + l4omi,
4716 2 "d° atiPP I4I A 94 *-hfisfig:4 -1)4 "0" 4
• • , riALMMYIIM Ifitfirignalf,
find ou; dawi
,ofth• miv voigtwqmp - kitok.sbh o lthiditrib in. 044
w= • NCAN.
'orgy I:y*. • . .
evi s
!i3 ACRES,
DWELLING HOUSE,
l'hotograpit 6alltritO.
TIN TALIENVID 41i2:128.
Yanks.
$23.0004000.
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THE NEW SIX I'EA CENT?
PENNSYLVANIA
STATE LOAN.
FREE FROIKAI L STATE, corTrvek
NITNIC:TAL TAICATI -
Will bafnmiehed id a [IMO to snit. on application to the
nearest Bonk or Banker; &leo by either
,X the nudereigued.
JAY COOKE ,t CO.,
DRFXEL k CO.,
E. W, CLARK CO.,
Bankers, Ph i/ad alp is
GETTYSBURG
NATIONAL BANK.
GOVERNMENT BONDS OF ALL ISSUES,
SEVEN-THIRTIES
COMPO (NJ) INTEREST NOTRA',
bought and 'bold
Orders fur purchase and sale at
STOCKS, BONDS AND GOLD,
promptly executed
/GI-INTEREST allovreA oo SPECIAL DY.POSITS nt
3 4 nod 5 per cent., nreording to. lenith of t(me nf
- EMORt BAIR. Cashier.,
July 3,1887.
'I'M, F
First Natiopal Bali of Gottystori,
ALLOW
I T RBT (),,y DEPOSITS
A'S USUAL
Buys and Voile all Kinds of
GOVERNMENT SECJIRITIES,
'OLD - AND SILVER,
co nver t s 7.30 _Votes into 5-20 CS. Bonds
Ig - 2 - rOrders solicited and promptly at
tended to.
GEO. ARNOLD, Cashier
April 11, 1567
i Xtgat
sETER,IFF'S SALE.
IN pursuance of sundry wilts of Venditioni Exponon.
issued unt of the Court of Common Pleas of Adam a coun
ty and to rue directed, will be exp. .sed at Public Ea le, at
the Court Mute, in Get ()pun rg . nn Saturday.' the 10(4
:lay rj Aupust next. al I o'clock P. - the following It..
scribed Real Estate, viz:
A TRACT OF LAND. situate In ;7-timberland township.
Adams count•. Ps.. adjoining lands o. sliirahatu Truett*.
Joseph Sherty, Samuel Herbst, John Socks, 3lichael
Bushman and others. containing. 2^..4 ACBES, more or
'ems, improved with a Two-story Stun( DWELLING
HOUSE, 4 one and a half story Stone
attached, a large Rank Earn, with the necessary Sheila
attached, Hog State le. Wash House, Smoke House, Spring
flame, well of water With pump in it; also an Appl•
and Peach Orchard. Thu farm has about 60 scree of Urn
oer and a sufficient quantity of meadow- The road from
iicttysburg to EattnitXstitirg runs through the farm.—
Seized and taken into execution as the real'ostate or
(3,-0, 14 . W. Rose.
Also. A TRACT DO. LAND. situate in Cumberland
township, Adams county. Pa., iolpining land of Nkholas
Cod. ri, George Weikert, Abraham Matte, and otbeis
containing 2Z ACRES, more or less. The land is all
cleared end under fence. Seized and taken in execution
as the real estate of Henry C. Nettleton& Sr., deceas.-I.
in the hal/Moor Henry C. No instedt, Jr., Execute'. of said
decedent. • PHILIP HANN, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. Gettysburg, :filly 15,1867.
Ittl.:Ten per cent, of the purchase money upon all sales
b tn.. sheriff must be paid over immediately after the.
property is struck down, or upon faittere to comply
therewith the property vi 11 again be put sip for sale. •
J ly 17.-te.
REGISTER'S NOTICES.
NOTICE is hereby giyeil to all
L. Legatees and other persons concerned that the
Adm in let ration Accounts herinafter mentioned will be
presented at the Orphans' Court of Adams COOnty, for
confirmation and allowence. on !MONDAY, the 14th day
at A I:OUST, 1867, et 10 o'clock, A. If., viz:.
57. The drat and final account of Susaisnah Bishop, Ad
ministratrix of the estate of John Bishop, late of kloitiall
ioy township. Adams county. deceased.
The account of Jeremiah Gitt, Execntor of Wm.
Gin, deceased.
59. The second and final account of Samuel Brown, Ad
tuinnit-ator of (leo. Tull, deceased. •
foi. The first - and final account of John n; Nell. Elect)
for of Henry Nell. deceased.
61. The first and final account of Harriet Chrontster.
Trustee for the sale of the real estate o fJacdb Chroniater.
tat e of Latirnore township. deceased.
t 2. Thefirst and linalscronnt of Daniel Cplp. Admit,
with the will annexed ofJacuti Culp, of Peter, de
ceased. •
The first and tine) account of Nathaniel Millar.
inlet rator of Lewis ..11r.ler, late of Berwick township
deceased.
luefirit account of Peter Attlaltattghoh, Adtui
trator of Peter A ulattaugh, late of kteltditsg town/lair,
deceased.
5.5. First and final account of Joe. ph L. I , lMt
Administrator of Joseph Kuhn, deceased.
fAS. Second account of George Ehrhart Executor of
the last will and testament to Samuel B. Patterson, de-
ceased, including the account of said George ithrehart.
testamentary Guardian Of Olive Patterson, only child and
legatee of said deceased.
First and final account of A mos Stoneafferand Isaac
C. litonesifer, Administrators of Ellen Stonesifer, de
ceased.
es. The account of Augustus Detrift, acting Executor
of the will of Wm. Detrick, deceased.
(9. The first and dot' account of J. W. Diehl, Adminis
trator ot Edmund D. Menges, deceased.
70. First and final account of J L. :chick, Ettecutor of
the last andtestament ofeatharine Ifereter,dereased.
71. The second Account of John Burkholder, Esq., Ex
ecuter of the last will and testament of George Mack,
late of Menai len township, .Adams county, deemssed.
7x. The aceonnt'of John Diehl, Executor of the will of .
)lary Ann Allison, deceased.
73. First account ofJaMes W. Gubernator, Administra
tor of the estate of Dr. Henry A. Lilly, deceas'ed.
74. First and final account of Franklin H. Ebert, Ad
ininistratur of Ellenora M.Osborn, late of Huntington
township, deceased.
W, D. DOLT7,WORTFI, Regftdar
July 24 —te
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.:
rj 'II E undersigned. auditor appointed by the Orphans'
1 Curt of Adams county, to make distribution of the
be lance remaining in the hands of BCRIHART Want, act
ing Administrator of the estate ot.lacon Rix, late of But
ler township, Adams county, deceased; to•and among
parties legally entitled thereto, hereby glees notice to
411 persons interested in said distribution that- he will
sit in discharge of the ditties of his appointment at his
office, in the borough of Gettysburg, on Friday, the nth
day of Attgtut net, at o'clock, A.M., - alien and w here
such persons are requested to attend.
DAVID WILLS, Auditor.
July 2 .-3t
AUDITOR'S NOTICE
9111 E undersigned haring been appointed by tbe
Or
-1 phalli!' Court of Adams coanty,•Atidttor, to make
distribution of the bell/wain the hands ofJosten BLDCA
MAN, Adm in istrator of the eitate of Prrsa Wastra,deed,
among his neat of kin, will attend to that dot yat his of
ace, in Gettysburg, on TfIUIt&DAT th e 15fh day of
AUGUST next, at 9 o'clock, A.M. when end where all
persons interested are requested towhead.
July:A-St
NNOTlCE.—Letters of 'Administra-
L. tion on the estate of Sonuitto Ik Munn, late of
Orissa rd county, Oble, deceased, having been granted to
the undersigned, re4li.ng In New Oiford, Adante amity,
Pa., be hereby glees noel Te to all persons Indebted to
said estate to make immediate payment, and-those ha*.
Mg claims against the same to present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
JEREMIAH W. DIEHL, Adet'f.,
Jnne 20, 1867.-8 t•
XECUTOR'S NOTlCE.—Letters
-u-a Testamentary on the Meats of Dann L Neel We
of Msnalka township, Arleta' county, Puma., deceased.
haying been granted to gel undersigned reeding in ssid
township, they hereby gyve notice to all persons, indebt
ed to said estate to call 'Jed make immedlnte raiment
end those hiring claims air:thud the same w M presses
them properly authenticated forzettlemeat,
July 17.-6 t
UNITED ST4TES INTERNAL
REVENtrr i ,
NOTICE.
Tax anneal Aisessment for Adana county .ot all per ,
sous liable to Mx on Tacoma, article* lo Schedule 4,
and also of all persona aired to ray SPecial Ms on
Busleess, having been coillpleted. notioe Is hereby Oleo
that the Taxer' akin/raid bale become due aud payable..
and will be received at the Sagla Hotel, in tiougmogr ik .
ON THURSDAY and TRIDAY, AUGUST let And 2d.
PENA:LTIES. • •"-
Au. persons wbo GsII to their annual Tax, ro
the 20th day of AIIGITIST, "will be duly totifiteS of Their
essleet, Sir which &fee erfweety quite sad Poor
cents fir each mile travelled in serving the Notice, will
be abased. Persons dighte busbies* wiiitout kemlag
paid a Special Tax thereasry era liable lit a Density of.
three times the amount of s. id 'fax. a SiiS of Ilia Rea
died Dollars, and rinprisoninent for twayears
• O. W. ASHCOW,
, Clones-tor Mir District, Pa
llotancii. Pa, JQII 17, 4857.
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