AUGUST 7,!41867. Ovat Cesa limatringn Max Thnuen Aura.— The columns of the Ein;ep German pa pers axe filled with the particulars of the grim,: est disaster 'that 7 eVir desolated any mining district. On the Ist of July last' the wooden framework of a 1;500 feet deep Pit of a coal mine in the neighborhood of Lugan, in Saxo ny, gave way, -blocking up; with an impene trable mass of timber and rock, the pit at ,a depth of about three hundred ells from the top. At the moment of the disaster one hun dred and two men, nearly of them the sup porters of large families, w working at the bottom of the mine. Their provisions were calculated for one day. On the sth of July, the date of our latest news by mail, the place where the fallen masses had stopped the pit was such a solid structure that the water was standing on it: manyfeet high. From all sides the most available help was offered, but the conviction that nothing could be done soon enough to save the unfortpate miners weak ened, as it seems, any energetic efforts. They were doomed to die of starvation and want of , fresh air. On the 4th of. July all attempts to. reach the bottom of the mine by any quick process were abandoned, and . a slow but sure plan was devised by which, at least. the corp ses could be extracted. Iron tubed of about two feet hi diameter were to be sunk through the obstructions to the bottom of the pit.— Among the dead are forty-four married men, one of whom had a wife and nine living chil dren. The-scenes at the entrance of the pit are described as lamentable without a paral lel. One hundred and thirty-seven children filled the air with their woeful cries, whilst the superintendent of the mines, to whose negligence the disaster was ascribed by the people. could only be saved from being mob bed by his sudden imprisonment #perial I,lotitto. WISTAR'S BALEANI OF WILD CHERRY Coughs, 'Chldt, Bronchitis, Asthma, Croup, 117,00 ping Cough, Quinsy, nod the'IIUMOYOUS as well as dangerous diseases of the Throat, Chest nud Lungs, prevail in our changeable climate ut all eeaeuns of the year; few are fortunate ['Dough to escape their baneful ittruence: flow • imporituit then to have at hand a certain antidote to all tLee cutopluiuts. • Experience proses that this exists in Icietar'a BaLsenn tO an extent nut found any other re. horivet' CeVerC3 the cr.Cor'inz, the application of hce soothing, healing c‘itd wenclerfni at once van •;ulther.V.l. ari . t,t•l,re. , ttr , w•t - •, ,t•itt:. ii.J*.)il! CliEntlif. COT:::.]. "I was urged by b. neighbor to get one AA . the salaam for toy wife, being assured by him that in cane it Liid not produce good effects, he would pay for the bottle himself. On the strength of such practical evidence of its merits, I procured a bottle. aty wife at this time was so low with what the physicians termed SEATZD CORSIIIIPTIVf as to be unable to raise herself from the bed, coughing constantly and raising tudke or less blood. I commenced giving the Balsam as directed, and was 60 much pleased with its *paraded' that I obtained another bottle, and con tinned giving it. Before this bottle was entirely used, she ceased coughing and was strong enough to sit up.— The fifth bottle entirely &USN= 11111. TO ncatrtr, doing that which several Physicians had triad to do but had failed." Prepared by Seri! W. FOWLS SON, 18 Trem.nt et, Boston, and for sale by Druggists generally. Aug 7, 1567.-lm , ACROSTIC. .G ently it penetrates through every pore, It elieving eutierere from each angry sore; A II wounds it heals with certainty and speed; C Ws, Burns, from Inflammation noon are freed; B ruplions, at its presence disappear; S Line lose NO stain, and the coetiplelion'e clear! 8 ALTS, such FIB °MCI'S every one skunk' buy A 11 to its wondrogs merits testify, L et thorn who doubt, a tingle box but try,— erily, then its true deserte 'twould have; E yen uubelievers would laud Gitacit's SALYL Aug. l", 1867.-1 m ME CONSUMPTION CURABLE BY DR. SCHENCK'S MEDICINES. TO CURE CONSUMPTION, the system must be pre pared so that the lungs will heal. To Pccomplish this the liver and stomach must first be cleansed and 'an ap petite created f..r good wholesome food, which, these medicines will be digested pmperly, and good' helithy blood made; thus building up the constitution: DR SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS cleanse the stomach Of all bilious or magma aCcitmulations; and, by using the Sea Weed Tonic in connection, the appetite is rector ed. SCHENCK'S PITLMONIC SYRUP isrutriciousaswell as medicinal, and, by using the three remediee, all im purities areexpelled from the system, and good, whole some blood made, which will repel all disease. tlenta will take these medicines according to directions Consumption very freqbently In its lasratage yields readily to their action. Take the pills frequently, to cleanse the 7 liver and stomach. It does not follow that because the bowels ate not costive they are not required, for sometimes in diarrhoea they are necessary. The -stomach must lie kept healthy, and an appetite created to allow the Pulniunic Syrup to act on the respiratoty organs properly and alley any Irritation. Then all that is required to perform ajpermaneut cure is, to prevent taking cold. Exercise about the rooms as mach zuipos slble, eat all the richest food—tat meat, game, and, in fict, anything the appetite craves; but be particular and masticate well. [Oct. •25,11366.-wemly HELII.IBOLD'S FLUID"EXTRACT BUCHU Is a certain cure for diseane4 of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS. GRAVEL, DROPSY, ORGANIC WEAKNESS, FEMALE COMPLAINTS, GENERAL DEBILITY, and all diseases of the UIRNABY ORGANS, whether existing i MALE OR FEMALE, from whatever cause originating and no matter of., 110 W LONG STANDING. likoases of these organs requite the use ofa diuretic. . If no treatment is submitted to, Consumption or In sanity may ensue. Our Fleah and Blood are supported from these sources, and the HEALTH AlsrD HAPPINESS and that of Posterity. depends upon prompt use ore reliable remedy. REINHOLD'S EXTRACT BUM, }:established upwards of 18 years, prepat ed by IL T. lIELxIBOLD, Druggh,t„ 504 Broadway. New !Lurk, and 104 Siuth 10th at. : Philadelphia, Pa. Feb. '2S, I ti67.-ly HELM BOLD'S EXTRACT RECITE and I atintorEn ROSE Wasit cures secret and delicate disorders ivall their stage, at little expense, little or no change in diet, no inconven. ince and no exposure. It is pleasant in taste and odor emmediate in its action, and free from all injurious pro perties. [Feb. 2S. 1867,.1y- SCROFULA The KEA .tiEURGI; STORRS, of Brooklyn, N. Y., says, in the Bible Examiner, by way of apology for publishing, a medical cert ideate in his magazine, of the cure of his only sou, of Scrofula, "after dissolution appeared inevitable." •'We publish this statement, nut fur pay, hot in gratitude to God who has answered prayer, and In justice to Dr. Anders: being satisfied that there IS virtue in the lodine Water treatment, millet' the readers of this Magazine will thank its Editor for bringing lu their notice." Circulars free. Dr. Jou lodiuo Water is for sale by J. P. DINS MORE. Proprietor, 86 Dey bt., N: Y., and by 01l Druggists July 3, Int37.—lts TO CoNSIIMPTIVES The advertiser, having been restored to health in a few weeks by a very simple remedy, after having suffered for several years with a Severe lung affection, and that dread disease Consumption—is anions to make known to his fellow sufferers the means of cure. To all who desire it., he will . send a copy of the pre• scription need (free of charge), with the directions for preparing and using thaaame, which they will find a ever CURE for CONSUYPTAM, ASTUSIA, BJLONCILITIS, COLDS, Coccus, and all Throat and Lung Affections 'Tile only object of the advertiser in sending the Prescription is to benefit theefflicted, and spread information which he conceives to be invaluable, and be hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing. Parties wishing the prescription, sate, by return mail, will please' addruis REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg, Rings Co., New. York. Jane 3, 166; —ly GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALVE Aurburizr, Mut., 0ct.13,1867 • Mr. Grace—Dear Sir:—Havin‘boni afflicted grievous. ly for 'several' Weeks with &seven, abscess upon my side. I used eercral remedies for its drication without re calving any rellet,iuntll I applied .Mr salve, which of faatad a !Tandy and permanent cure. I therefor e feel happy to certify soy confldenoe In its shines. Yours with nspect, JLitlEB I certify to the truthfulc . iess of the ahoy.) statement. B. S. DEARDOEN, !CD. SETH W. FOWLS & SON , , Boston, Prdprletor e. Sold by all Druggi s ts, at 25,lets. a box. Ey mail 35 cis. June ,5,1807.—1 in EIELMBOL`D•S CONCENTRATED EXTRACt.Btrontr Is the Glleat Di-uretie HiLIIBOLD'S CONCENTRAIID =TRACT 8A31,84061111,11. Is the Great _Wood Purifier. • Both are prepared according to rolsrof Pharm .. , orft)luld Chemistry and are the mdst active Mites' be made. Feb.2B, 1 86 7. - 4 ' A NEW PERFUME FOR THE' HANDKERdww.F. PIIA LONII "NIGHT ELOOMINd CtiNILDI," "NIGHT BLOOMING °EBBW PITALON'Et P$ LLON'S "NIQHT BLOOMING CEBBIIV •'MIGHT BLOOMING CER3II7O.' PHALON'S PHALON IS "NIGHT BLOOMING CEREOS.'- A mast exquisite, delicateotod.Pragr ant Perfume, die tilled from the rare and beautiful flower from which it takes its name. Manufactured only by .PHALON a &)N, New York. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. ASK FOR PHALON'S—TAKE NO OTHER. Jnly 12, 1866,-eowly. COLGATE COLGATE & CO'R GERMAN, 4, co's 'ERAS/ PE SOAP. . 1 7 vt Is numufeetured from PURR MA ERASI TIMULS, and may ho eomdderett the STANDARD Or ZUNI.- LENCE. For Mk by all Groom Noy 10, 1867.-475 SOAP. PERUVIAN SYRUP. - A PROTECTEINBOLUTION oF , rga ploytoxpi IRON, supplies the blood with its LIFT; MEE IRON, giving stroogth, vigor and new life to' the ihole system. If the thouisuids who are suffering from Draeaesu, Dricarrr,P4tard Waaawans, du., would but tent the vir tues of the Pittman Brum, the effect would not ,tonish themselves but would please all their friend/1; for instead of feeling cross, "ail gone" and miserable, they would be cheerful, vigorous and salve. JLDISTINGULSRED JURIST WRITES TO A YRIEND AS FOLLOWS : I have tried the PZIOTLAN STILT, and the result tally sustains your prediction. It has made a Kim wan ol me Infused into my System uew vigor and energy; I ant no longer tremulous and debilitated, as when you last saw me, but stronger, hearVer, and with larger capacity (or Labor, mental and physical, than at any time during the last Ave years." Thousands hare been changed by the use of this k a ted y from weak, sickly, steer:in° creatures, to strong, y,. and happy men and women; and invalids Caging reaper ably hesitate to give it a trial. The genuine W,s. , Pertuvrasi Brave blown in the gime. A 32 page pamphlet will be sent free. J. P. DINSMORE, Proprietor, I N 0.36 Dey et., New York. [July 3, Dia.—len Bold by all Druggists. OPFIOIAL—PLNIS :EXPOSITION, 1867.--Adliens just! re i tis celved by mall enable ne to announce positively that he only gold medal for Artierican sewing machines awarded to Elias Howe, Jr, as the manufacturer of a beet sewing machine that was exhibited. There were eighty-two different machines in competition for the prize, and Mr Howe received the additional award of the Calms of the Legion of Honor ' as tuanufacturerand inventor,— The exact wording of the award is as follows: 1 ,, Hews MACHINE, I WHEELER k WILSON. 4 " Co-operateur Elia s! . "Wheeler & Wilson, pour Howe, Jr, promoteur de is la machine a boutonniere.— machine a coudre. kkdail-1 Nedaille d'or." le d'or." 1 , The official list of those who Were made Knights of the Legion of Honor, as published in the Paris papers, reads thus: ....Mons. Elias llotre,Jr.,Jhbricant de machines a condre, exposant; which, translated into English, reads: .31r. Elias Howe,Jr., maker of sewing machines, ex hibiting." From this it will be seen that the medal awarded , to Wheeler 8 Wilson was for "Buttonhole llachine," aryd not for Me Sewing drylehirye. Each of these world-renowned machines bears the me dallion head of Elias Howe, J r., (trade mark,) without which none are genuine. Sibley stoops, Agenis, No. :a.: Chestnut street, Philadelphia.. [July 31.4 t TARE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UNSAFE REM ADIEd for unpleasant and daugerous diseases. p ee Relmbold's Extract Buchu and Improved Rose Wash, Feb. 28, 1867.-ly ftrittr of thr Nitrhtt. Gettysburg Grain and - Prorislon Market. Gritysburg, ~Wednesday .11/or;itng.• Super F10ur,...511 500.12 00. Aliples; . $0 00(ri 0 00 Extra Flour,.. 13 50Clit3 50 Potatoes ' 650 i, 70 Rye Flour, 7 000 . 8 00 Butter, White Wheat. 2 000 2 00 Lard, Red Wheat,.... 1 75(g, 1 801 Eggs, Corn 80. Bacon, Hams..... Rye, .Ott .. Slane,.... 0at5,.,.._ t3O " Ehoulde*P Buckwheat,... 80 Poach.; Tlnicthy Seed. '1 LOlCherrieB, Clover Seed,.._3 00 Apple€, Plat seed,- ... 2 25 Blachberriee r Planter Pari..4. 17 50 Soap, ... 11 ,, - r.• I . ton,_. to ...V4 18 00 Tallow, coma tiolltiituore Produce Market, BALTIMORE, Monday MOrlii . l,g. BREADSTUFFS.—The market for Flour is dull and drooping and we hear of no sales except small lots to retailers. Howard street Super and Cut Extra $9.50@.10.00 ; Extra shipping 11.00@l2.00; 12.50®13.00.;Retailing Family 14.00@14.50, GRAIN--WHEAT--The market opened firm, with sales of strictly prime red at 260 cents, and good white at 250@260 cents, but closed dull with sales of 1,800 bushels prime red at 255 CORO. CORN continues dull; Sales of White at 11S. Yellow 113. OATS is firm, and prices somewhat better,' Sales of new at 75@;78 mitt - DEArvigcH—GAnnxml.—On the Ist inst. in Arendtsville, by Rev. D. W. Wolff, Mr Wm. H. Deatrieh to Miss Harriet E. Gard ner, both of Table Rock. GE/GER — Caist.—On the ..%th. ult., by T. C. Pittenturf, Esq., Mr. Itobert Geiger to Mrs. Lydia Crist, ail of Adams county. McGowAN—RoLAND.—In Parkersburg, W. Virginia, on the 17th inst., by .the Rev. Dr. Highland, Thomas McGowan. ofOlpopo lis, Pa., to Miss S. E. Roland, of Hancock, Maryland. • DIED. Obituary notices 3 cents a line for a over 4 lines—cash to accompany notice. BOEHMEIL —ln Philadelphia, on the 30th. ult., Anna 8., wife of F. A. Boehmer, of Harrisburg, formerly of thls'plitee. CJIHOXIIATER.—On the 28th ult., at hisTes- Idence in Huntington township, Mr, Single ton Chronister, aged 85 years, I month and 28 days. He was a kind husblmd and father a consistent member of the Lutheran Church, land hopefully a true believer in Christ. :He leaves a wife and two children to mourh their loss. HATER.—At Abbottstown, on the Zd inst., Sebastian Hafer, aged 77 years, 4 months and 12 days. HARTNAN.—On the 23th ult., near New Salem, Miss Sarah Louisa Hartman, in the 39th year of her age. HARTZELL.—On the 17th of June, Jane wife of Frederick Hartzell, aged 62 years. JOHNS.—In Fairfield, on the 27th of June last, William Geary, son of John and Savil la Johns, aged 9 months and 26 daps. MARCH.—On the 21st ult., at Hampton, Daniel Milton, infant son of John March, aged 1 year, 1 month and 13 days. RonzErt.—Xear New Oxford, on the 26th ult., Josephine Sarah, infant daughter of George and Sarah Rouzer, aged 2 months and 17 days. WoLF.-011 the 20th of July, in Dovei., York county,Susan R., - daughter of Jacob and Eleanor J. Wolf, of Latimore township, Adams county, aged 20 years, 6 months and 20 days. ZrEciLEn.--On the 31st ult.,in this place,Ma ry Elizabeth, infant child of Charles and L ninia Ziegler, aged 4 in)nths and 27 days. ew Adv,ertionnento. CONCERT, GERATANIA ORCHESTRA OF P - RIL ADEL PE IA , IN CHRIST CHURCH, THURSDAY EVENING, AUG. BTH. Aro'Doors 9petied at 7 1 / o'clock. Admittance Sll cents' Tickets to be Ittui at the Stores of l'aluae!tock Brother; A. D.Baehter, and M. Spangler. (Auget.--lt I 0 OF R M MLLE Members of CAA UGAS T. No: 31, are hereby notified to meet In their W. on the 9th Sleep Stur, , goon Moon, G. 8. D. 378 i August 9,1867). Inapnetanktals-' sleets will be transacted. Antinst 7,1887. Wit. B. MEALS, C: RORDENTOWN FEMALE COL LEGE. Bordeptown, N.J. Anirsititution for this careful and thorough Instruction of Young Wins in all the branching of a complete education. ißoard and tuitloa in the Preparatory and Collegiate departments, $.OB per year. Wa4thillg and Modern Zanguagu, sad Ornamental branchea,actra. Winter Sessitui °peas Sep tember 19th. For Clatatoirlies. address .: REV. JOHN IL BRAKSLEY. A. M., President. Aug. 7.-lm .VOTlCE.—Letters of Admirtistra a., tionvivitb the will annexed, on the estate (liana /7M CYBOZ.D. late ofOonowago township, Adams Omar,. Pa., deeeneea, baying been granted to the undereigned, re Ming to the said tnwoebtp, be hereby gives matzo to all persons inebted to said Wetly to make Immediate pay moot, and those keying claims against the saxes to pre sent them properly authenticated for settlement. MC/WM BELLY, .ddsa'r, • Aug. 7„186L--8t GRAND - CO,NTINENTA.L BASK - PIT PIC-NIC,, ON SATURDAY, ''RE Erni ,OF AIIKJET, In the grove of li i raneiB Cunningham, in Free dom tap., 2 yea of ulforities tavern, • - and 3 miles south-west of The Gettysburg Brass Bland bas been engaged for the occasion, and a pleasant thus may be eapected. It is hoped that there will he good tarn-out, as it is free to ail who feel disposed to unite in tbefestivities of the, orlegloa. Arrangements have been suitlS for the feeding of Mao& Inbokicating liquors of all kinds strictly prohibited. - Am- ...Should the day be unfavorable it will take phis on the &Wowing Saturday. ' 13. L. BREAM, . - J. OGDEN: . A. R. IIITS1:11R, J. H. MST, July Colamittem• C MOE WESTERN PRE-EMPTION have several Tracts okhoice 'WaitAliirafTVON LAMA good lacatlonu, itattruabiCbUntiluwus,.4. in waDliattltxt ualeibot hood., *blab I wittesoluige at a tilt' p14c4,10r rail sr tate to Adults cothity, • ; Aug. 7,11167.—tf' • poa SALE.—A Choice FARM, JLa high slate of caltfiatuak; 231 21:4188. 711X, briaa,arikaa 10 224act0;,410.2.ai•a• nitthen s,m& $ll4 )413) 11 441/00k Pw*2lll42l.Phalt7 af Fruit, 204 2 miles wad tam , • One otber very AftstB•ll7l3X,containinsl2s ACRIF 25 ActokisiMaM; - Ea* , does 15018 akilerson *oat I* per Army/10 buy Wriarra. Gal August 7,1881-tt • *atilt NUM. BY THE GETTYSBURG, PA., °NORGE ARNOLD_ ALSO- - *duatifoOPts. - • WASHINGTON LIBRARY CO Ls chartered by the State of Pennnyitania,and Organised In aid of the RIVEMIDE INSTITUTE • FOR ZDTICAZIAG GUTIT/701151:f SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS' ORPHANS, Incorporated by the State of New Jersey, SUBSCRIPTION • ONE DOLLAR THE WAEHTNGYON EY COMPANY, 1I VIRTUE 'OF THEIR CHARTER, ACCORDANCE WITH ITS PROVISIONS, will distribute THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS TO THE SHAREHOLDERS, ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25TH, 1807, AT PHILADELPIrIA, PA, Or at the Institute, .Riverside, J. ONE PRESENT WORTH 440,000. ONE PRESENT WORTH 520.000. ONE PRESENT WORTH $lO,OOO. ONE PRESENT WORTH 55,000. TWO PRESENTS WORTH 52,500 EACH Aud ninny other large presents. the whole amounting to $300,000. For full schedule of Presents, see circulars, sent free on•application. Each Certificate of Stock is accompanied with a BEAUTIFUL STEEL-PLATE ENGRAVING, WORTH MORE AT RETAIL THAN THE COST OF CERTIFICATE, And also insures to the bolder a PRESENT IN TAE GREAT DISTRIBUTION / 4 10 10 11" 5 ! tO 6 SUBSCRIPTION ONE' DOLLAR • auy perm. sen.ling na ONE DOLLAR,or pi.' ying tne same to our local Agents, will receive Immediate)) . a fine teal Plate Engraving, at choice from the following list, and One Certificate of Stock, insuring , One Present fn fb s ORE AT DISTRIBUTION. ONE DOLLAL..6I,KILAVINkii. No. I.—"My Child: My Chili!" No. :—•`The}•'re Saved: They're Saved l" 1\0.3.—"01d Seventy-sir; or, the Early Days of the Revolution." Any person paying TWO DOLLARS will receive either of the following tine Stedi Plates, at choice, and Two Cer tificates of Stock,_thus becoming entitled to Two Pre sents. TWO DOLLAR ENGRAVINGS \•.l.—"Wash ington's C,ourtsli ip." No. _.—"Seaton, ton's Last Interview with his Mother." 'HIRER DOLLAR ENORAVINGS. Any person paying THREE DOLLARS will receive the beautiful Steel Plate of "IWO FROM VIE WAR," and Three Certificates of Stock, beroming entitled to Three Presents. FOUR DOLLAR ENGRAVINGS. _ Any person paying FOUR DOLLARS shall receive the large and beautiful Steel Plate of "TILE PERILS OF OUR FOREFATHERS" and Four Certificated; ofttock, entitling them to Four Presents. FIVE DOLLAR FLtiGRATINGS Any perm)* Who pays_ FIVE I OLLAItS shall rtteivo the largo and splendid Steel Plate of "TILE MARRIAGE CF POCAILONTAS," and Five Certlfica tee of Stock, entitling them to Five Presents. The Engravings and Certificates will be delivered to each subscriber at our Local Agencies, - or sent by mail, post paid, or express, as may be orderd. HOW TO OBTAIN SHAMS AND EN- GRAVINGS Send orders to us by mail, enclosing from $1 to $2O. either by Post Office orders or in a registered letter, at our risk. Larger amounts shOuld he sent by draft or express. 10 shares w ith Engravings 25 shares with Engravings 50 shares with Engravings 75 shares.with Engravings. 100 shares with Engravings. Local AGENTS. WASTED thronglwilt the United Stake THE RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE, Situate ut Riverside, Burlington County, New Jersey, is founded for the purpose of gratuitously educating the eons of deceassd Soldiers and Seamen of the United States. The Board of Trustees consists of the 'following well known citizens of Pennsylvania and New Jersey:— MON. WILLIAM B. MANN, District Attorney, Philadelphia, l'a. ION. LEWIS R. BROOMALL, Ex-Chief Coiner U. S. Stint, and Recorder of Deeds. Philadelphia. Pa. HON. JAMES M. SCOVEL, New Jersey. 3ON. W. W. MIRE. New Jersey. HENRY GORMAN, Esq., A vent Adams' Express, Philadelphia, Pa. J. E. COE, Esq., Of Joy. Coe A Co.. Philadelphia. Tagsbutr Dtrsitt)it..Nr, "Wmitutiotott, D. C. April 1S liie+.—Office of Internal Revenue:—llaving received satisfactory evidence that the proceeds of the enterprise ixinducted by the Washington Library Coinpany will be devoted to charitable uses, permission is hereby granted to said Company to conduct such enterprise exempt from charge. whether from 'pedal tax or other duty. The Association hare appointed as Receivers, 3lesers. GEORGE ♦. COOKE & CO., 33 south Third'Stseet, Phila aelphia,whoee well-known integrity and Nair:tees ex perience will be a sufficient guarantee that the money intrusted to'them will be promptly applied to the pur /Offfsetat ed. • PIIIL&DELPILIA, PA., May 20,1867. 7'o the Offices: and Members of the Washington Larary ~ N. S. READ, Secretary. Gmerme zs :—O ,t receipt of your favor of the 15th inst., notifying us of our appointment as Receivers for your company, we took tip liberty to submit, a copy of your Charter, with a plan of your enterprise to eminent legal 4uthority, and having received his favorable opinion lit regard to its legality, and sympathizing with the benevolent object of your Association, viz: the educe• Ron and maintenance of, the orphan children of our peddlers and sailors of the Riverside Institute, we have concluded to accept the trust, and to use our best efforts to promote so worthy au object. Respectfully, yours, &c., • • GEO. A. COOKE k CO., • ddress all letters and orders to GEO. A. COOKE R CO., RANKERS, 33 South Third Street, Philadelphia, Se }Receivers hr. the WeahictOort Library Co. Aug. 7.-2 m. WAGON MAKING. T RE subscriber respectfully informs the public that be carries on the I 1 WAGON-'MAKING BUSINESS in all its branches; at 1:115 Shop', in Cumberland townihip, aaout ono-halt mile from Bream's Mill, on the road lad ing froesaid Mill to the Bmmittsburg road, and is pro pared to execute all orderi with promptneis. mar RFJPAIRING-Vig p h F ALL IC.II4DS ATT-ENDED TO. • OIHe also nianufartures HAND-RAKES, SHAKING I.KB ANDI2.OOII-ILCOLEI3, for wholesale and re trade. :He hopes, by prompt attention to business, to merit nod receive a liberal patronage. Orders addressed to Mm at Gettyebnrg, will receive prompt attentioo. • Aug. 7,1887.—1 y . WILLIAM 11. HOUCK. FOR SALE, A Valuable MERCHANT MILL, Az z. Bum iitur. aud SAW MILL, with 40 AMES OF LAND. Ehown as "Sandoe' Mill," on Marsh creek, it Adams county, Pa., 4 miles northeast from En:mitt& bierg, and S ml la southwest from iliettyaburg, ail in good wider, water powir heavy, and in &good pain oonatry.. - One other HILL, known as "Hollinger% MW," with tACRES OF LAND, one mile from Abbottetowo, on e Hanover turnpike. All in good order. ' • 0808611 A.BNOLLL"'w 1Ang.7,138L--ti -.....4 , 'HE LFRTGEL UlifIVE -46: 7 7 • , SOUTH *ITICLI ff il*, PA.- (ir ED •Arp ansowzo Er nos. .Ast PA 1 ' . v . ci in. tond year opens September flit, for 8 in . 'let 2n4 chase* and in the specialseh 1111- 0 NAN O. (Civil, hischaakod and Maine) AN- A rrICAL Cif Bit/8111,Y. • Applicants .exam from 16thto the Mk of Anguat, , -for rilliterveridOpar• A late appirtu . MINZI COPS Ibi LLB, July 21.--it . • President ATTENTION - ZOITATES! Zonaveir* . win meet lbr find nerovery Tan day and Aridcy Awing, at Ootiock. :the Caurnboase onntl opornif • anima. order . - 9filthe Nub , • 161. IL *11.57;04 P; ;Oily 111; foa,..alux ratellaNULl XILErtiIdXAW-Xl3l. iitkidatty ist TroAat k,itimit Wes tracliNuditare, 1881.*01 . A:X. i • Rum IVIE LI PHILADELPHIA, AP.R.II Bth, 1867 and in IN PRESENTS $950 23 50 46 50 69 00 00w E. A. ROLLINS, Coinmlabioner. ALSO- ~~. ~'' ppß OF VALUABLE REA,L =ATE. On Sal ti rdiaw the 7th of Fejaciaber, 18M, all O'clock, The undersigned, Executors of the Mete ofPacza H. Barra, deceased, will offer at Public Bale,. on tho premi see, the foikrerttqg described lteel,Betate oflelW deceased, ens VALUABLE FARM, situate hi Huntington tp, Adams county, Pa., one and a half miles southeast of York Springs, near the Carlisle and ilium* turnpike. adjoining , an tis of .13eorge Marks, Peter Myers, Sebastian Fiches, and others, containing 63 ACRES ik 66 PERINI. ES, about 8 Acres of which are revered with tingeing Timber, with a fair proportion of excellent Meadow. The Improvements consist of a good Two Story LOO HOUSE, Log laid Frame Weather Earn,' Wages Shed, Corn Crib, Hog House, Carriage House, Spring House, with two never-failing Springs near the house. There is a fine Apple Orchard, and a variety of other fruit on the premises. The land is in a highetate of cul tivation. having beewrecently limed. IS. The germ will be offered at Private Sale until the day above named, and persons are invited to call fn the meantime to view it. sir Attendance will be given and ' terms made known by LEWIS SMITH. ABNER B. BINDER, ..Nreculors. Aug. 7,18 M-50 300 B B EGYPTIAN LS SEED WHEAT, For Sale. A new Tenet,. ; yields well ; not apt to fall ; ripens early; and entirely free from all filth. Prim", $3 per bushel. WIBLN, Ang. 7, 1867.—tf Near Gott,yeburg, Pa. • Q UACI:ENBOS'S ARITHAIETICS, THE LATEST AND BEST. PRIMARY, 40c. LLIMENPARY, 60c. PRACTICAL, $l.OO. Up to the times ; teach the methods lased 'oy business men ; complete on all the branches of Commerchtl•Arith• met ic; well condensed in rides and anal, see; admirably graded; PERFECT VIIXT.1100101; WITH 30 DUPUIS. Bo say Teachers who use 'them. Going in everywhere. Speci mens mailed to Teachers at half the above prices. Agents wanted in every County. Aodress, D. APPLETON k CO., New Turk. Aug. 7, 1867.-lm LIGIIT WORK AND GOOD PAY.—For pleasaht and pro fltable employment take Agency Air lloOtt Rooks." Ask for Illustrated Catalogue. Send two stamps. B.R. WELLS, 389 Broadway, N. Y. Aug. 7 -1m IXGENTS WANTED to census for "For& YEARS ra THE OLD WORLD," 13,000 already sold. Now is the time to make money. No competition. Great inducements Offered teachers, ministers, active Mies or experienced agents. Send for terms to FOSTER & PALMER, Jr., Aug. 7.-Im. 14 Bible !louse, New York. AGENTS WANTED. A NOTIIER Great Work by E. A. DoLLAnn, entitled 11 “LEE AND HIS LIEUTENANTS," comprising Life of ten. R. E. Lee, replete with facts nev.er bebre put:llbn. ed, including Biographies of every nodthern General of distinction. A companion volume to "THE LOST CAIT:4I," a Stand ard Southern History of the %% ar. A DOW and enlarged edition is now ready. These two works forma complete library of the War from the other side.' • h. Tisi;AT CO., Fut 6641iron4cmy, Y ENE 0 , Tll , , SrA::lrAei• ',Ut.L/TV JOSEPii Or Delaripa‘t. „ , . %sate z.nd Dosig- IVAnnA xrEn. nating Number. The well known ORIGINAL and roectsa Numb,is, 30 3 404—17 0 3 5 1 , Ilayingbeen assumed by other SlssEas we detiire to caution the public in respect to said imitations. ASK FOR Gruorrs. • CAUTION !—An injunotion was grunted by the Su preme Court (New York) at General Term, January, /-67, against the use by others of the NUMBER M 3. .108. GILLOTT k SONS: N 0.91 John St., New York. Aug. 7.—lm HENRY OWEN, Sole Agent. RODMAN, FISK & CO., BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, NO. IS NASSAU STREET, NEW TORE BUY and aell at market rated Six per cent Gonda ; re• Twenty Bonds, all issued; Tun-Forty tionila; iSeven•Thirty Notes, all series; Compound Interest Notes, and Gold and Silver Coln. Consort all series o(7-s.) Notea into the NOW Could!' dated S-20 Br nds at beat market rates. Execute orders for purchase and sale of all naiscellane sus securities. Receive Depoella awl allow svr cent Intarca; Lal ancea.eubject to elect at eight. Slake collections on all accessible points. All issues of Government Securities crkdited or remit ted for, on receipt, at market rates. Prdiforatit - mamb. elon chat gee. RODMAN, FISK A CU. PAINTS FOR FARMERS AND OTHERS. THE GRAFTON MINERAL PAINT (XIMPANY are manufacturing the Beet. Cheapest mid matt Marshle Paint in use; two coats well put on. mixed with pure Linseed Oil, will last 10 or 13 years; it isof a light brown or beautiful chocolate color, end can bechanged to green. lead, stone, olive, drab or cream, to suit thelaste or the consumer. It is valuable for llonsee,Malas, Penceafgri. cultural Implements, Carriage and Car-Makers, PaiLvand Wooden-ware. Canvas. Metal end Shingle hoefiv4it being Fire and W proof), Bridges, Burial Cases, Canal Boats, Snips and Ships' Bottoms, Floor Oil Cloths. (doe Manu facturer having used beim Ws. the past y, at,) 'and as a paint for any purpose is unsurpassed for holy ritirability, elasticity, and adhesiveness. Price Si; per hhl., of 55) lbs., which Will supply a farmer for years to come. .. at. ranted in all cases as above. Send lot a circular, which gives fell particu lure. Nene genuine unless branded In a trade mark. Grafton Mineral Paint. Address DANIEL BIDWELL, Proprietor. 'C.4 Pearl s'., Sew York. LEGS AND ARMS Au ^. 7 1 m TNVENTED by a Surgeon. Nine patents In Legs, rang ing from SW, through all the improvementa,no to the Anatomical Leg.with Lateral motion at Ankle, like na tural one, at Pfah Two I atents In Arms, with new Shoulder motion, $75 to ft 5. tend for pamphlet. 1E eontair,s valuabl e in format ion and is smut free. Orricas: Cincinnati, 14S W. Fourth . St. Chicago, op pomite P. 0. St. Louia, 413 Pine St. New Yolk, 1158 Broadway. Addreat Aug. 7.-lin MDCCLX. 1760.. , .1867. "CENTURY:'. $lOO A DAY. IAi""E have adopted the plan of putting money in CEA- V V TUTS TOBACCO to induce consumers to use it, knowing that it is only necessary for them to (glee It a trial to become 'Nay satisfied of its merits, and to Iwo nounce it TIIE. BEST FINE CUT MADE. itie•will con tinue to offer these inducements until this tacit b fully recognized. We'are making THE CENTURY from selections ot the very choicest old leaf, and have devoted every care to It, manufacture. It is free from bruirs. and In ever• respect A PURE ARTICLE OF CHEWING Tosecco._ On Mondaya we will place in one paper a 5100 TP.S.Note. On Tuesdays. in two papere.S.A each. On Wedneidays, In Roe papers, $2O in eech. On Thursdays, in ten papers. *lO each. On Fridays, In twenty papers. $ in ettch, and on Saturdays, in flit, papers, 5.2 each. in all cases Issuing GENUINE U. S. GREENBACKS to the amount ofsloo a day. The tinders of theee GIIERICLIACKS—Ly sending us their names, address. and numbers of the bins,...—wiff b e presented with package's of our Tobacco. In prOportion to the amount of money found. This house has been' eetablished for over a Hundred Years, aud has always sustained a character fur -honesty. and litir dealing, which puts to flight all doubts.' If soy should exist, u to the gennineseas of this enterprise. THE CENTURY TOBACCO can be bad in large quan tities at Ilfseutocturers, prices, of A. 3L 31. itch a 6 'ea ? tral et; Boston; B. A. Van Schaick,l6 S. Proust., Phila delphia ; Foy & Earle, 81 S. Water at., Chicago; Schultz ftg.ley,o4 , West Second st., ClnclunatL Price list sent on application to ' • P. & G. LORILLARD, Established In 1760,j 16 Cftembers et., New; osk. Aug. 7.-1 m MA_DANPFDY'S CORSET SKIRT SUPPORTER COMBINES in one garment ti TITTING Cosec, apd the most deldushiskirt. supporter ever offered the POlie. It places the 'weight of the skirts upon the shoulders instead of the hips; it Improves! the form without tight lacing; gives Sue and elegance; is approved and rekvmmended bj physiciatut.— Manufactured by D. B. SAUNDERS A CO., Aug. 7.—lm 96 Summer at., Boston. MO"$200 PA' THAN MO . Made with 'Stemil Mt& Send for Oabdoine*Barr plea, free. S. Si. EPENCER & , Aug. 7.-1 m Brattleboru, Vermont.. 6 AGENTS wanted, to sell Kr NOW /IMO' i OOO ti one, of great value to families; all pay great profits. Send 25c. and get SI page. and sample Agents Mee made $lOO,OOO. EPHRAIM BROWN, Aug. I.—lm Lowell Mew. , • - -r— - LADIES AND GM'VEIdEN ximorao. Picture Wildness. Var7 4 proatable. .No Ask. 17:80finsim Picteres 'and Catlike:le sent tbr MANSON' WIG. ZIT Bowery, New Yaftreity. Aug. 7.-lm "13EYOND .THE MISSISSWI ) A Complete History of, the NetiAtttes: and - T.erritories, from the tgreot _River fo the Great Ocean, Albert _D. Bichardsors., OVER 20,000 COPIES SO IN ONE ktONTH. • we and 4e/ever:ere on Pra • , komdaini aisa tae Partite (bast. With aver 200 Desetiptire asj Photo ralphic Views of bit 111#1.,p. pie and CuriMitio e To preepective Wait," this V prove an ir want climate, eel,e Louts leV , sarata, rub; teT F 7) The undersigned, Administrator of the estate, Of Dawn Plata, deceased, will eel i at Pahl lc Sale, on Friday. the 16Ih flay of A uqust.mitru'llock, 4. M., at tile late resi dence of said deceased, in Straban town/h , Adams co., Pa, a variety of valuable getiotal Property, consisting of two fing.rate Breeding Mares, one yearling Colt and two year Colt, 4 first rate Milch Cows, 1 one of them near. ty fresh, 6 head of young t atilt., 10 head of Hogs. 2 of whicitare Brat rate Brood Sows, 10 head of good Sheep, 2 broad and one narrow.tr.ad four hohle Wagons, a one horse Wagon, Lime Bed, Illy Carriage and Hay Ladders, Wheat Fan, Threshing 31achine, a Buckeye Reaper and Mower, double and single Shovel Plows, and Harrow., Grain Drill, double sod single t'preaders, Corn Coverer, Sleigh and Sled, Flex Break, Mowing Scythes. Grain and Clover Cradles, Riding Saddle, 4 sets of Arab rate Wagon Gears, Fifth Chain, Log Chains, a lot of first. rate HA I,ihy the stack, 14 Acres of Corn in the ground. Iron Kettle, Tetegilate Stove and Pipe, Cutting Box. Brix/de - tone, Cross-cut Saw, 2 naps of Bees, Gun, a lot of good Bags, Sink and Cupboard, Burean,Chalre, Bedsteads and Bedding, and a variety of other articles 4a-Attsttlauce will be clean and terms Made known by GEORUE BOYER, Adm•r. July 31-ti JURY LIST-AUGUST TERM GRAND JURY. Mandl tntt--J. J. Snhn , F , rertuut, Daniel Smith. Oxford—AJettandar Jacobs, Jacob Peter... C.raa.otaiell—Meta , Wag. INatinginal—Alekander FranklitAbrabana Hart, Frederick Diehl, 3lenallen—Levia.Dt2ll, Gibson Rime, John IClkon Littletdown—John Spangler. Monntplearant—Joseph Federman. Laticoore--1 ewe Herman. • Monutjo3i—Jacob Dlebl, Joseph Arndt. Cumberland—Raphael Sherry. Highland--Joseph Mickley. Union—Wthiam Young, John Rife . Reveling—John Haines. etranan—John E. Little. thitysbors—Charles Flamiltonhan—John Moritz. GENE AL ..1 CRT. Berwick '.or.—.lteepb Wolf. raban- John G.G filbert, Alfred SJonakei, Daniel Coil's flan: Daniel Stallsmith, Cyrus Fickee. Hamilton—MiclatelDellone, George Hollinger. Gettysburg—J. Aushinbaugb, Jacob Sander. Latimore—Willuun Livingstone. Mountjoy--Simon Hahn,Wm. Covnover, Sr. Berwick tap,-Elijah elmer. Tyrone—James A. Miller, Abraham bowers. lieuding—Wm. S. Hildebrand, Samuel March, Stephen Heinard. Liberty—David Eller, Jacob Liter. .Mountpleasant—Henry Weikert, John Hauptman. John McMaster. Elam iltonban—George Trenkle. Ozlord—Atexander }limes, Henry Wiest. Iluotihgton—./ otatban Jou Smy Germany—tEpbraim Harper, J. N. Kelley. Cumberland—George Wolkert, Jacobilerehey. Bo tler—Jeabn Jacobs. Uo ion—Jaob Hostetter. Conowage—theorgetlederick July 21. 15.67.-te DOUGLAS RLY, M. D ar. tieareigt Office DR. L. J. GROVE'S ITNIVERSAL MAGNETIC SALVE & PLASTER. This deserre4ly popular remedy, Awing been greatly improved, is now offered to tbe citizens of Adams county. 'the mass itsoumuos who ore daily using it, testify to its magicallvirtnes in the early stages of pinsumption, l'bughs. local Sheustatirm, Neurcapia, Jetty and 2botb Ache., Watram . and Pain in the Beck,Side and 'Kidneys, Chntvr, Scrofula ' Old Bars. Erysipelas, Fresh 115niadt Burns, Bruises. Sore or Inflamed Brrusts, inreited (brit, Bunions. site., etc. its myitericius virtues, and the wonderful cures it bas performed, might be published ; but the discoverer is willing tartly on its Intrinsic merits. In order to Intro duce it into every family in the country. • Previredonly by the proprietor. 255 k. Lombard St., Baltimore:4nd sold by - A.D. BUEHLER, Dr. R. 110R NER, and Jr. FORNEl';Get•yiburg, and by the men chants of the county. Rtszasiques:,—llenry Culp, of P., Anpirew &hick, Jobs Winebrenner. P r . L. yr3lct. . 40. Merchants can get a Flipp ly by calling ' at J. WINE BRLNNSR6r pt Witoleaale Prices. my 31, 161037.-27 T UB FALL TERM of the Adame County Normal &lad Will; Open AUGUITI9tb, and matinee nine ( 9 ) weeks, V 4104 fi, inraifal I in admire.: The leaner will be refunded to iny who may be compelled to leere • on account cif permaal skin.. Scant and lodsluif can beleri la p4vate families, at reasonable rates. Earle applimtion be no*. aettypuig, July 17, 18f4L . LI.GENSB - .; T : 31) fon t win appliatiotio to ko4:. a Reetaaysaa b a y. been ft Inlay Ake with the r e quisite number of al s yy.ni, sin will be presaged iil ; tlue gol f ed off Quarter' i Sessionsdou GNitileth lief of AUEFUNT mutt. 1 AT JOEIN Ot SLAINFRITz. Gettysburg,/ I Joint ROIRMAN, • - ' " . 4 1,w. Nora', Clark. [July 31-td 0)1 „ 714 TY TREASUR S. uu!l4llgned•wittbe asantiidatet for County Tratu l uroe 4o,ot itst t 9,11. 41/1 21)01161181m aalfOosirty, 10 ar ' lr , lit illl2 = 4.411,170100 t " ll GetiObulig;kll:eiblitdistr, , i , .as itAbooribilia 110 W thartitighly i 'witted la onnmemo SAW WILL 4, Itniarn as aura MIN' ocallatilti ore*, m4l' prvar dolißlNDlNG ANXI: SAWING of every Ilt. at aottco. ELfoollbilfeltorptollowit Of tflp aolobSia , win guoratitoatoddottft - Moil al a 'calf.' =, -- "t1,11487.-tf I osiiiips (menu STORE. =EMI NEVI AND GOOD GOODS 8.1. . . T an , dze t ed'hau t p 3 ened • ors oo lko e t and :wo of the p yteriso Olippitand nearly opposite MeCreary's Mitchwheal 'he offers an attractive assortment of goodly ill h is lite r al wew end selected with the great est we. He has LADIES' CONGRESS GAITERS, LADIES' BALMORAL GAITERS, LAMES' COMMON GAITERS, . LADIES' BALMORAL BOOTS, ! IN LUGS VARIETY. • _ OEiiTL OALV ottaucetzNia KwQOM BOOTS, ERS unanws :M.BIZ GAIT o , GENYILEMEN'S SLIPPERS, ALL STYLES GENTLEMEN'S BALMORALS, GENTLEMEN'S BROGANS, Am MISSES' CONGRESS GAI7ERS, MISSES' BALMORAL GAITERS, * : MISSES' MOROCCO BALMORALS. ke.i An. -BOYS" CONGRESS GAITERS, BOYS' CAKE BALMORAL% BOYS' lIMGANS, he., dr. • All will be sold at the loWest living profits. Buyers, from town andbountry. are invited to call and examine gals and price, Debris purchasing elsewhere. lam de sap--a Mae cheaper than tuiy;other bonne the county. By strict attention to business, and dealingAtirly and squarely with everybody, I hope to merit and receive an encouraging share of public patron ege. The MANUFACTURING of Boots and Shoes will be carried MO* ail its branches. Boots, Shoes and Gaiters made to order ALio, Route and Shoes of big own manu facture ignittantly on hand. Repairing done do short notice—aud no erten spared to.give estisibotkin. None but Arst r ctise workmen emPleYed• having a hlte time experienpaat Ate baskets, I feel confident that I can please all who may call. D. IL BLIP . ..GEL. Gettysburg, July 31, 1867.4 f PRIVATE SALE OF ',TALLTABLE • REAL ESTATE The updersigued will sell at Prlitate Sale, his valuable Farm, in 'Cumberland township, on the Cbanibersburg Okay-afoul 21.2 miles from Gettysburg adjoining lands of Abraham Plank, George stoner . Whiffler, Keller, and others, atintalefing 100 ACRES. of first-rate landlys Acres of *hid' are in good Thither. The Improvements are a good twoatory STONE DWELLING, with a boric Bern, with all the neceesary Outebnildhsp —two wane of good water, a floe thriving younz °ram° of choice Fruit, and Viler improvements. Tbe fences are in good order, and the farm Ina high state of culttiatlon, oi.st of it Luring heels recently tinted. It is convenient ly ;Grated, and dB regarded as one of the Lest farms In the nriObcrhood n by competent jadges. Also, a lot of ground to yew Wen, on which to erected a new two Story BRICK DWELLING; Etable,Carriage Honse, Hog Pen, and other Loccasary out-braidings, with a well of Arst.rate water c nvenlent to the door. This property is adnalmbly ad apted for o Shoemaker, Tanner, or Tailor, either of which businesses would prove profitable, as the town is rapidly improving, and a demand for these trades II increasing SisTlf not sold within 30 days the above properties w ill be rented. ' -• Kir Persons desiring to view the same, and wishing further fulmination, ran call upon the undersigned resid ing in New Salmi. hly Pent Office &Wren is Oubtown, Pa. Persons desiring to purchase, would do well to es-. amine these properties before purchasing elsewhere. July 31.-tee JACOB MICKLEY, D. of D. pußLic SALE OF VALUABLE pERSOXAL PROPERTY ADAAIS COUNTY NORMAL IN pursuance of sundry „grits of Vanditioni Szponss, honed out of the Court of ammon Pleas of Adams coun ty and to me directed, will be expatedi4le Sale, at the Corot House, la ilettyaourg. on y, the 1014 day of Astoui next, at 1 o'clock P. N., the lowing do. scribed Real Estate, TM: A TRACT OP LAND situate to Cumberland township, Adams county, Pa.., adjoining lands 0; Abraham Troia.. Joseph Shady. Samuel Herbst, John Soaks, Michael lltuihmansaa others; containing 238 ACRES, mole or lees, imprcreed with a Two-Story Stone DWELLING HOUSE, s one and a half story Stone Back building attached, • large Bank Band with the. necessary Sheds atbrched, Hog Stable, Wash House, Smoke House, Spring House, Well of water with pump in it; ;Ow an Apple and Peach Urchard. The term bag about 60 acres of tim ber and a sufficienCquantity of Meadow. The road from Gettysburg to Eramittsburg nibs through the farm.v e Seized and taken into execution as the real estate George W. Rose. Also. A TRACT 01 LAND, situate in Cumberland township, Adults county, Pa., adjoining lands of Nicholas Cod rl, George Weikert, Abraham Trains, and others containing 2l ACRES, more -or less. The land is all cleared and under fence. Seized and taken in execution as the real estate of llenry C. ,Neinatead, Sr., deceased, in the hands of Henry 0. Nelnstedt Jr., Executor of said decedent. PHILIP HANN, Sheriff. AT LOW PRICES :they're 001ce,Gettyeburg, July 16,1X67 ila,Ten per cent. of the , purchase money upon all sales b: the Sheriff must bepaid over Immediately after the property is struck down, or upon failure to comply therewith the property will again be pat up for male. July 17.-ts. RE ISTER'S NOTICES. N OTICE is hereby given to all Legatees and other persons concerned that the Administration Accounts herinafter mentioned will be presented at the Orphans' Court of Adams county, for confirmation and allowance, on -MONDAY, the 19th day of AUGUST, 1867, at 10 o'clock, A. fd., E: 57. The first and Anal Amount of Susauoah Bishop, Ad minitrtmtrix of the estate ofJ oho Bishop, late of Mount. Joy township, Adams county, deceased. 58. The account of Jeremiah Gitt, EAecntor of Wm. litt, deceased. 59. The second and final account of Samuel Brown, Ad• tinistrator of Geo. N nll, deceased.• 60. The first and final account of John. B. Nell, Exeou. tor of Fleury Ne IL deceased. _ _ 61. The first and float account of llareiet Chronleter. Trustee for the sale of the real estate ofJacob Chronister, late of Latimere township, deceased. ts 2. The first and Analaccount of Daniel Culp, Admiufe trator with the will annexed ofJacob Culp, of Peter, de ceased. as. The first and final account pf Nathaniel Miller Administrator of Lewis Miller. latti`of Berwick township, deceased. us. inn first account of Peter Aulabangh,Jr Adminis trator of Peter Aulabeugh, late of Reading township, deceased. 66. First and final account of Joseph L. Shorb, Eaq., Administrator of Joseph Kuhn, deceased. 66. Becond account of George Ehrehart. Executor 01 the hot will and teetament 01 Samuel B. Patterson, de. ceased, including the account of said George threhart, testamentary Guardian of Olive Patterson. only child and legatee of said deceased. 67. First and final account of Amos Stonealfer and Isaac T. Stonesifer, Administrators of Ellen Stonesifer, de ceased. 69. The account of Augustus Detrick, acting Executor of the will of Mica. Detrick, deceased. Tie first and Stud aecaant of J. W. Diehi, Adhailait tracor of Edmund D. Menges, deceased. 70. First ana Anal account of J L. tichick, Executor of the last mil and testament of Catharine liereter, deceased. 71. The second account of John Burr bolder,q, Ex ecutor of the last will and testament of George ISlack s late of alenallen township, Adams cbunty, deceased. , 72. The account of John Diehl, tiecator of the will of Mary Ann Allison, deceased. , 73, First account of James SP. Gnbernatpr, Adallni4tra• tor of the !nate of Dr. Henry A. Lilly, &teased. 74. First and final account of Franklin H. Ebert,Ad-. tolnistrator of Ellenora M . Osborn, late 'of Huntington township, deceased Jul 3 21—tc PROCLAMATION. -WHEREAS the Lion ROBLES J. Eisele, President of the several Con rtsof Common Pleas, in the Counties comprising the tilth District, and Justice oldie Courts of Oyer and Ter miner and General Jail Delivery, for the trial of all cap ital and other offenders in the said district, and Isaac E. It mamas and ISAAC Raittagots, Esqrs , Judges of the Courts of Common Pleas,apd J usticee of the Courts of Oyer -arid Terminer and General Ja 11 Delivery, for the trial of all capital and other offenders In the County of Adams— nave homed their precept, bearing date the 17th day of April, in the year ofour Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-seven, and to me directed, for holding a Court urCosnmon Pleas, and General Quarter Sessions of the Peace and General Jail Delivery and Court of Oyer ono Terminer, at Gettysburg, on Monday, the 19th day of Au post, instant— NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all the Justice/I'd the Peace, the Coroner and Constables witbic the said County of Adams, that they be then and there in their proper persons, with their Rolls. Records, Inquisitions. Examinations, and other Remembrances. to do those things whlchto their others and in that behalfapiesitalo to be done, and also, they who will prosecute against the prisoners that are or then shall be in the Jail of the said County of Adams,are to be then and there toproseentes gainst them as shallbejust ,'S NOTICE. lIE undersigned, auditor appointed by the Orphans' 1 Court of Adams county, to make distribution of the balance remaining 'nibs hands of Brainier WERT. act ing Administrator of the estate of decoy Rms. late of But ler township, Adams county, deceased, to and among parties legally entitled thereto, hereby gives notice to ail persons interested in said distribution that he will sit in discharge of the duties of his appointment at Ws °lnce, in the borough of Gettysburg, os Pviday, the Oth day of August next, at 10 o'clock, A. H., 'Awn and where each persons are requested to attend. DAVID WILLS, Auditor. July 2.l.—St rutHE und.rsigned haring been appointed by the Or -1 Court of Adams county, Auditor, to make distribution of the balance in the haixisofJoalen BUZZ MAN, Administrator of the ertateof Pet! Weaves. dec'd. among his neat of kin, will attend to that duty at hie of- Pee, in Gettysburg. on THURSDAY the 15th day of AUGUST next, at 9 o'clock, A. M, when Ind where all persons interested are requested to attend. July 24.-.3t It. G. McCREARY, Auditor. XE CUT 0 R'S N OTIC E.—Letters Testamentary on the Estate of DAVID E. Cook, late of Menallen township, Adams county, Penna., deceased, having been granted to the undersigned residing in said township, they hdreby give notice to all persona indebt ed to said Imitate to call and make immediate payment and those having claims against the same will present them properly authenticated for settlement. THOMAS E. COOK, GEORGIC LI. COOK, Executors, July 17.-Et ►(SHE partnership heretofore existing Fetwaen the nnde•eigned ander the firm of GA141... :.IBR k BROTHER, of Petenbarg, Y. 8., 10 hereby die— sofred. An persons indebted t) said arm, wil t please make payment without delay. Either partner is authorized to use the name of the Arm in the settlement of the bu siness. .1. A.OARDNER, HAVING disposed of my stock of - Merchandise to Messrs. Hartman & Sadler, and in retiring from asueceasfal business career of nearly eighteen years, 1 'hereby return my grateul acknow. lodgements to my friends and customers for their liberal, patronage, and cheerfully recommend to their generous encouragement, my truccrasors, Messrs. Hartman & Sad ler. J. A. GARDNER. April IS, 1E67 —t f flolls, prup, Vediciuto, Drugs and Medicines, THE undersigned having takerrcharge of this old and popular Store, takes pleasure in in forming the public that he is constantly receiving fresh supplied' of all kinds of DRUGS AND MEDICINES, from the meet reliable houses, and is prepareed .to accommo date his customers with any article in his line FRESH DREGS AND MEDICINES, of every description, aii the popular PATENT MEDI CLAES of the day, with a full supply of chemicals, Per turnery, Paints, Dye Stuffs, Varnishes, Fluids, Turpen tine, Hair 011 s, lixtracts,Scaps, Brushes, together with a great variety of Fancy articles—in short, everything usually found in a first class Drug Store—constantly on hand. itirfilysicians supplied at reasonable rates, and pre scriptions carefully compounded and prepared at all boars of tbs day and night.rBundny not excepted. Be ing d atertnined to sell cheapihe would ask • liberal share of public patronage. Give pea mai and nee fkiryour . selves. JOHN 8 FUNNY. May 29,1867. DR. R. HORNER'S DRUGS, STATIONERY AND NOTIONS, ' . GETTYSBUBG, PA. illitnrepreparationa axe all guarantied to answer flee purposes intended. AARON SHI3ILY andDfanbeamix. D I arrbeea tore, for all disears.of• the rkuteeh . and berereLt. risgritat Myrtb..tor promenlog aad Iteaitify• ing the tech, and fri ilitlibellloll of the gum& His Tonto /01 Alterative Powders, for Uttreesand (Utte r ate sdparior to any In the 7/777tet. Pure Llgnoiv for Medical use. ereserilitimis direfully Ailed.. . 3fbdlatl advlta ,vithol4.itgarga; ,tune 6 r 11461.-St Jk'D''.iiK.Erj.lll.4E% DauG's, MrDICINES, =. - ' • : - FERFIII&EDX -I= OF ALL KINDS, J Monbers44l7o4oll4 060 r Ilkinuxul• iluly 1/11 day *:a irtgat3lokto. .E..i . 8 ! ILI,I , g. ' § .0,.4 L.:Z.7. W. D. 110LTZWORTR, Regirter PHILIP RANN, Sheriff. AUDITOR'S NOTICE DISSOLUTION. J. W. OARDN Xli FORNErS OLD STAND Olein for Chapped Made. I CLMIIMW. •11D MB*LOIIOIJ37 BOOKS, i a . STATIONERY, VIL., • fal4stattlato: VALUABLE PROPERTY • • FOR SALE • The subscriben offers kw ale, on advantageous tam, his PAM, situated In Strabect township, Muss county, Pa., tour miles northeast of Gettysburg, owe•fourth of • mile from Mari and Ouldon's Madre, on the Railroad, containing 53 ACRES, more or ANL It can be divided nine Lots. improvements are a tiro story Bri DWELLING* SE, brick Back-building. a well of water near the K Behan, Cistern near the Wish-house, a Smoke and Dry House, Bank Barn, Wagon Sbed, Corn Crib, and other outbuild ings, with a well of good water near the door. There're a variety of all kinds of FRUIT on the promisee, and garden and yard ornamented with boxwood. If not sold belbre the lit day of October, it will be RBNTBD. A omit bmily would be preferred. For further particulars Inquire of the subscriber, or of J. A. C. Rindlaub, Jr., in lountpleasant township, near Miller's store. CHRISTIAN MINDLAUB. July :'A.-r4t pußLic SALE Tat Ethics iber, aa agent for the heirs, NW sell at Pub lic Bale, at the City Hotel, In lrederkk, on SATURDAY the 10th of AUGUST, 1867, at 2 O'cloct, P. k., that beaa tilul and highly productive P A it ktknown as the loniestead of the late Jacob Wildrlcic, deceased, now in the possession of his - helm This Farm contains 136 ACRES OF LAND, , more or less. It is laid on' into 6 fields, with socess to running water from each field ; a fine meadow, with a beautifurstream of pare soft water running through it. A survey anti plot or the farm will be made out previous to the day of bale, which will be exhibited on that day. This Farm adjoins tba lands of William Smith, Philip Oilier, Joshua Zimmerman and Jacob Lewis.. There are about no Acres of very heavy timber, inch as Black Oak, White Oak, Hickory and Walnut. I can cut from a Hoop Pole to a Still Shaft. The Land is principal ly Limestone; a good Kiln near to the Rock. This Farm lays 3 miles south-west of Frederick city, on the road leading from Frederick to the Point of Bock'. This Farm is considered by all that has ten on it to beans of the 'mat beautiful Farm situations In the county. /be im provements consist of a fine BRICK HOUBS, two stories high, 71 feet 6 inches by 26 feet 6 inches, laid off Into 8 line Rooms and large Hall, with two Sue Retreats. above tax a below; there is also• fine Cellar. This House IS rolls of the Nary best material, every door siU and window sin from bottom to top is dressed stone, which wiU last for ever; there is not a crack in the Building; it has a south ern exposure, the Sun rising in the yard in winter and summer. A splendid new Rink Barn, TO by 40, a double threshing .floor; Stabling for 12 Horses and 16 horned Cattle, walk a fine entry pealing from each Stable and Feeding Room ; a new Corn Crib, with double Wagon Sheds, with Wash House, Dairy and Smoke Tione‘a fine Barricks for Hay, a Hog Pen, and all norm/airy out build ings. A fine YOUNG ORCHARD, now in fall bearing; also, Peaches add Cherries in 'band. snee. Thin Farm has a Morel Bank on it that anawera we a fertilizer forever. There are three Flooring Whla within one mile of this Farm. One Mill and flaw Mill. adjoins the Wood Land; the finest of the 'Timber Is a quarter of a milt from the Mill. A fine well of pore water in the yarJ, ariJ two floe Cardoso. The Timber on this Farm will pay one-fourth of the purchase money. Thts is a fine summer residence Car a gentleman that sr:thee to live in the city in ;sinter, as the haw* le very large. frasia or Satz.—One-half cash on the day of sale, the balance in two eqns! annual payments, with interest from day of ale ISAIAH AIPIALICY, July li. is Agent for the Heirs. FARM AT PRIVATE SALE I offer for Bale my FARM situated in Straban town ship, two miles east of Gettysburg, on the turnpike lea& lug to York, and known on the old Troetle Farm. It contain, 151 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 ACIMB In good Meadow, lying In three separate parts. There are also about 35 acres of thriving umber and good springs of Water in every fled except one. There la a new two- .tory BRICK /1011 SE, and a Bank Barn over 100 lest Jong needy covered. There lean excellent Spring near the Hone.; also a good well of water near the Sam-- &bout 6 Acre" &recovered with excellent grafted Fruit —Apples and peaches.. Any perish wishing to purchase • good Home will do well to view this snug little Fein before purchsslog elsewhere. JOSEPH TROST'S.. June 5, 1867.—ti FARAff AT PRIVATE SALE. I offer at private sale at my residence in Tyrone town ship, one mile wen of lisielersbnrg, on the Measlier' road, 100 ACRES OF GOOD LAND, on which are a two story Log House, weatherboarded, and plastered Stogie Kitchen, and hank Barn. There Is a good well of Water sear the House; also two streams of never falling water running through the , farm. About 20 Acres era of young thriving TIMBER, with a never-failing Spring of ran• ning water thereon. There are about 2S Acres of good Meadow Land; also a good Lime Kiln an the farm, and a good ORCHARD 0Y FRUIT. The Farm Me been limed three times within fifteen yeers. It is in a high state of cultivation, and is surrounded with Mills and Churches, There is a good School-house on the farm. tat .Any person wishing to see this Farm, or that on the York twnpike, will find me at home at all times. June 5 1867.—tf JOSEPH TROSTLE. FARMS FOR SALE. I will otell the Farm!, No. 1. Lying on the . 11arrishnrg and Gettysburg road between York Springs and Heldlers. burg, containing 121 ACRES, with improvements, now occupied by James Stiller. Price $26 per etre. No. 2. Lying on the Carlisle and New Oxford road, bets eeu Ileidleriburg and New Chs ler, containing 115 ACRES, with good improvements, now occupied by George J. Shank. Price s.c per acre. Termii: One half to be ,paid on the delivery of the deed: the balance to snit the purchaser, either In cash of in tlrstjudgment Bonds of not less than s2oofor No.l, and $4OO for Ne. . to ba paid annually with interest. airTheee farms are patented, lie handsomely and have been limed. W.F. BONNER. May 29, 1667.-tf -,forwarding fousto. M'CURDY & HAMILTON, DEALERS IN FLOUR, GRALN, GROCERIES'. &c. 'PILE andersigned are paying at their Ware-howle, in 1 Caritas street, adjoining Buehler's Hall, the highest prices for FLOUR, WHEAT, RYE, CORN, OATS, BUCKWHEAT, CLOVER AND TIMOTHY-SEEDS, PO TATOES, Ac., Ac., and inrite producer glee them a call before selling They hays constantly on hand for Side, A LARGE SUPPLY OF GROCERIES, Molasses, Syrups, Coffees, Sagarsobe., with Salt, Flap, Oils, Tar, Soaps, Sul:wand Lard, Tobaccos, Sc. Mao the best brandsof FLOUR., with PNBD of all kinds. They Mimi'. hare SEVERAL VALUABLE FERTILIZERS, Soluble Pacific Guano, Rhode.' rhosphate and A A Mexican Guano. Whilst they pay the highest market prices for all they buy, they sell at the lowest Irving profits. They uk a 'hereof public patrouage, resolved to give satisfaction in every case. _ July 3, 1867.-tf FORWARDING AND COMMISSION HOUSE. FLOUR UED FEED. GRAIN AND GROCERIES HAVING purchased the extensive Warehouse, Oar% &c„, heretofore owned by Bammil Herbst, we beg leave to !aft= the public that we are continuing the business at the Old on the corner of Washington and-Railroad streets, on a more astenilve scale thaabsretalbre. We are paying the highest market price for Flour, Grain and all kinds of produce. Flour and Feed, Silt, and all kinds of Groceries, kept 'constantly on hand and fbr sale, cheaper than they can be lad anywhere else. • Plaster, and all kinds of fertilisers, constantly on hand, or ihrnished to order. STA regular Hue of freight Care wiAleays our Ware. .house every TIIRS, , AY MORNING. and accommodation trains will be run as occasion may require. By this at. Tenement we are prepared. ie convey Freight at all times toand from Baltimore. All business of this kind entrusted to as, will be promptly attended to. Our ears run to the Warehouse of Stevenson k Sons, 165 north Howard street, Baltimore. Being dater Mined "to pay good prices, sell cheap kad deal ws Invite ev&y. body to give as a call. GULP & DARNSHAW. Aug. 9,1866. W. S. BIDDLE. 'II. S. BENNER. 10000 Boob. Grain Wanted. "NEWFIRM,AT THE OLD WARE MOM. Wlll.ll. iIDDLIC.It CO. would Inform the pnblk that they buyi leased the Warehouse on the cor: air oftStrattorsatasearand.theJtailroad, la eettiabnrito Where they trl i carry on . THE GRAIN AND PROD= BUSINESS, • In all Its branches. The highest prices will always be paid for Wheat, Rye, Corn,Oats, Wolfer and Timothy Sjicas,Plalumad,, fintnau, Wiy and Strew, Dried Fruit- S e p, Rams, Shoulden and Sides, Potatoes, with evorithiM_else tbiliMeinfa7 prOduce line. OROCBRiNS.- , -On hand, Dor sale, Coffees,. Sigma, Molasses, Syrups, Tees, Spleen, Salt, Chasse, Vlnegar, Sucks, Mustard, Starch, - Brooms, Bikeksta, Blacking, Amies, he. Also GOAL OIL, Fish Oil; Tar, &c. FISH of , in kinds ; Spikesau4Nfils; Smoking and Chewing To . They arealaisEltle o 'apply &first rate article of Vona, with th e went klads of reed. Aliso, Ornand ter, with Gomm and other tenant gore. OOAL, by the bushel, ton or car load. •:- erhyperatemete , ldNit OP 71113aain odours., e st trtzrg to - Italtimore once every Week. They are pre - to convey freight eithor way," hi any quantity, at 'mum BATES. They will attend, U desired. to the , 0 . • 0 0 0 " 2 ".".,.. JPAkt 01,01,, ad delivering the Thh a t is4 - Mb Cirri rft to O. 800 0 4 thalatinitNottipadwowg strew klha, ifelthnorev *Aofridaht will tie Ma i wrt" "or . 1001 10' thintleniles *taw Nieto Obey Inniyhhf them that they vinegar, • seeongwoositi all - who teal Liatanalne thew. Aga ill . , till4l'l -• • BID DLA A 3111111. h. R. AND GROW --The pirod4. •11)iisitot ifs bask tor We' " i 44 • _ • it, t - ' worgicAw. PICKING SELLS COATS CHEAP MMirTMW.r .I T7I7.n PICKING SELLS VIIM I F3 CHEAP. wW4BZfeWAAKllO:flOirzioqfa PICKING SELLS NOTIONS CHEAP. PICKING SELLS CLOCKS CHEAP PICKING SELLS TRUNKS CHEAP. PICKING SELLS VIOLINS CHEAP PICKING SELLS AC(ORDEONS CHEAP PICKING SELLS VERY CHEAP CALL AND SEE HIM NEW AND CHEAP CLOTHING Al'. BRIItiKERHOPF - , 9.. • STACKS OF .1 BRINKERHOFF,.conier of the • Diamond and tort steam, hay jest returned ban the city with an unusually attractivasigtertment of CLOTHING FOR SPRING t BRUM= WRAP., which he will sell al inch prices aa cannot Ail to take them off very rapidly. Call and Judge fee ysessiimia.- To look' at the excellent material, taataful cutitag, and nom and substantial sewing, and then to get his low prices—nation (=not help . but inixothen they sett as mach to their In kraut to do so. Ile has Coats, Pants, Vesta, ofall styles and materiaLi Hats, Soots and Shoes; Shirts, of all kinds, Roalem Oboes, Randktreb Neck Ties, Cravats, Linen and Paper Collars, Brushes, Combs; trunks, Vallee., Umbrellas, Pocket halves . Smoking and Chewing Tobaccos, Pipes, Stallone Clock., Watches, Jewelry, with 0, thonaan • sad one.. other artklea. entirely too nutceronnto detail is a news. paver adeertieemitt. Re asks the attention of the public to his new stock, dung dent that It will pitons—and no one can or will sill cheaper. Don't forget theplace—cornerof 'fork street and the Diamond, (lettylbu May 29, 1867. JACOB Bannunizoll. CHEAP--CHEAPE R--dECEAPES• T! FF. you wish to buy good and cheap & Goods, call at JACOBS t illtto'& lITOII3, a.ar My. en' Hotel, In Cbambenbarg street, r ic evalli er V have the very best selection of goods, as bI 0A1381981317.8, 'MAZDA, be., the marker= imam, end are determined to sell them u cheap as mat be maid anywhere In town or country. Any person whiting to hate them cut out, can have It done Imo a Thom desiring 0 oods ma is up, can also be We warrant the beat work and that beat At. to be bad anywhere No humbug In what we my. We have oa hand the very best most durable sirwnite MACHII9I93, mid are always ready to watt on purtlaa en, Pull sathaction given . as to operating macbhear Call and examine. We warrant them to Ise the hest to use. JACOBS it BRO. May 29, 1867. ANOTHER VETO HATS AND CAPS, AS CHEAP AS BEFORE THE WAR. Anything in the Goat n's furnishing tine Can be found at the heap Store of May 29,1887.-ff HATS, CAPS, FURS. Ilan just opened a new aseortment of HATS and CAPS. of the latest style and fashion, which he is pre pared to sell at reduced prices and lower than the lams goods can be bad in the city. Call and examine his stock, at his olkostablistimant on Chambeastotrg street, opposite Buebler's Drag Store. Gettysburg, Jane 5,1367.—1 y MERCHANT TAILORING and other materials for Men's Wear, famished and m*d• op, to order, on abort notice 3J Wcirk also solicited from Customers, who purchase their Goode •Immbere Jona 12,1867.-1 y D T. BARNUM'S (Patent) • ELASTIC STRAP AND BUCKLE, PANTS, VESTS and DRAWERS This little invention is just out. and uit bno "hum bug" is meeting with : * rapid sale. It can be typlletis a moment to any 'tyout, by any person, g ft to St perfectly. Its elasticity prowl: tearing the sad batlike off the clothes, and allows perfect freedom of the body while working taking surebe. For sale by tailors 443 distrait* generally Bend 26 clls. for strap, circulars, terms tourists sob the tr a deto tits anxtrat B. S. 11. CQ. 650 Broadway, NeyTark. ROBERT McCURDY, WM. S. HAMILTON. Agents Wanted In every county Jona 5,186 T.—Em TEE FAR I MERS' S AND NIZROHANTIe IDISIIIIAMOS iscorporated by the Zuyisktiars if Pens'4l. fs 140111 AIPTIIOIIIXD CAPITAL T • ... MOW or CAPITAL es.: IL ..... 40,400 00 ATAXIA= 60,074 17 , - INSURANCE can be made in tide Company at as tob ram as at. samistent Itith_tha wit ut the Company and the parties lnsured, lid cia as accommodating terms as with any Company, Is the ocubtry. I • No premium ads, are takes and conleattently no as memento will be made os its . This being an inland Company, so risks will be taken in the large cities. More than half of the moths stock is owned by its O. Ceti tad Dirictors, which is • guarantee that Its affairs will be so managed as to makeit-a sa medium betatron. snob. All losses promptly adjusted and paid without any de lay. . At plicetions male through the Post OlDca,tawaar part of the country; will meet with Wattle* attiplia (Mob the conkercoom, &mad Story of RARIII4II I IA BITILDISO,Oestre Spam, Tork,Ts. • • • • • ,Praideett—MlNlLlP WIGAN. - PfeeftseekkoeS--GAVID 1. !NALL • Afredifs, - Philip A. Small\ John A;Wilser. ' it. B. apshr. Geo. W:Gebb ft s. - Cheri's A. NW* ' W. IL 'healable ) • •Ishia. tbssitiore /4 1 41- 1 :2"), • u; Demer. Weassrer—Ch es Weber . I. .2.erstory—T-N WhGe. 11INRY ner:Th 4gent, Gettliebreg. 7. N. W. GOWNS, \ • iroelcisoises.. .1 any 2S, 1861,42 m • evie "BEYOND THE IitIEISIffSIPPT A OOMPLZTR.gNITORT OJT= NZW, tig!). AIP TIZIOZONNINI, 11410111 TN* ORNAT BY ALBERT D. ovEr,,Z),OOO coPI A*4 lol aM l ' C A gr r , tN • 44f.t4riSaa' •To rirthl* Om WOK, th tUltarrdfala Dleribabt• 1111111. Wee want lens Us as iao. aisedusii A i d la 1a9484 41=1=1 eirnid • fall clesdr A tit .11.-3 t• • • 'V ==l frEAD QUPARTE TOR CLOTHING`. July 24, 1867 New faoods BY NORA L.S. CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES ALSO T. C. NORRIS. S. S.•McCREARY CLOTHS, CASS'IMERES, TWEEDS, W. T. KING, York street, omelet the Beak FOR Vastlatt. INSURE YOUR. PROPERTY. Comv.eql, OP 1011 X, PRNNA. TO TOM ORZU OOLIN 11
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