AtG
NEWS Olt NINSSEDOSEING COIINTIES.
e
Carroll.
THE Fanners'- and Mechanics' National
Bank of * Weshafiester has:nsade a six months'
dividend of live per cent:.
Tar, Hampstead Camp Meeting will com
mence on . Ftiday, the JGth.
FtaskHj .
TETE Republican County Convention wi
meet on the 20th of August.
Ma. Waidiach of Mercersburg, has the con
tract for building a Presti.reriau Church in
McConnellshurg, at $5,800.
Schayilan.
Tim Democratic nomination Mr State Sen
ator, is turning upon a railroad question.—
Mr. Ramie' is opposed to granting tbe Read
ing railroad company the 'right to buy and
sell, an 4 mine coal. Ur. Bernard Reilly is
n favor of it.
York.
THE Haiover . Spectator says that several
families who li.ad-emlgrated to the West, have
returned thoroughly disgusted, and that the
majority of those who recently left are dissat
isfied with their new homes.
b the Hanover Public Schools, the first
male teacher's pay is $45 per month, first fe
male $4O ; eeeenli male and female, $37 50.
The schools will re-open is September.
Tau liirge frame warehouse, on the corder
'bear the depot, hag been bought by CHARLES
Krns, for $3,200.
AT thegnd harvest-home pic-nic, to-mor
row, at Belle's grove, there is to be a trial of
speed between fast horses, owned by Messrs.
Ram of Hanover and Mr. Tate of Gettysburg.
A so* of Jesse Reynold, of Washington tp.,
while unloading hay, with a patent screw fork,
when the key accidentally slippial and the
fork flew out, was thereby thrown from the
wagon to the floor on his head, and the fork
inflicted e wound of about flve , inches in
depth in his side, just below the arm. The
wound, in connection with the concussion of
the fall, caused the unfortunate man much
pain, and peat fears were entertained that his
injuries would have a fatal tendency, but we
are pleased to learn that he is now doing well
under the circumstances.
TENNESSEE CossznvArrsst.-11tkes become
the fashion to decry the "Brownlow Govern
ment" as a miserable despotism, and to des
cribe the Rebels in Tennessee as the most pa
tient, abused, and long-suffering people on the
lace of the earth. •Now this is all bosh. Af
ter Lee's surrender the Rebels returned to
their homes, regained immediate possession
of ail their property, except their slaves, and'
have been enjoying undisturbed possession of
It ever _since ; and at the very 'first general
election that occurred they showed their ap
preciation of the generosity with which they,
had been treated by taking possession of near
ly all the offices of trust and profit in the State,
which the/ are ifolding now. The mayors
and recorders of our chess, boards of aldermen,
she/if:Es, county courtclerks, magistrates, con
stables, jail keepers, qte., etc_, are all, or near.
ly all either returned Rebel soldiers, or stay
at home Rebel sympathizers. These offices,
in many oases, were filled by men who bad
not yet' dtiffed - the gray uniform; and yet
these returned Rebels, with fat salaries, cry
themselves hoarse about the despotism of the
"Brownlow Government." The truth is, if
we may except the State Government, with
its,low beggarly offices, the Radicals have
newt to nothing in the State. They are stan
ding afar off, while the Rebels pocket the fat
.
salanes, and howl over their wrongs. And
what ars their wrongs ? Simply this : that
they are sot allowed to take control of the
State Government. When Tennessee was re
admitted into the Union it was the understan
ding that the State government should remain
in the hantis of loyal men until equal rights
should be established. William G. Brownlow
is faithful to his pledges. That is his crime.
Nothing more.
Ilceszy.—Men work for it, beg for it, steal
for it, starve for it, and die for it ;and all the
while, from the cradle to the grave, nature
and God are thundering in bur ears the soh
emn question: "What shall it profit a man if
he gains the whole world and lose his own
soul?" The madness for money is the strong
est arid loweilt of the passions ; it is the insa
taite litulock of the human heart, before
whoa ransorseloss altar all the finer attributes
of humanity are sacrificed. It makes mer
chandise of all that is sacred in the human
affections; and even traffics in the awful 'sol
emnities of tla6 eternal.
IT will be a good thing for the brokers and
bankers if Shorewood gets to be Judge of the
Supreme Court. The first thing he and his
Democratic colleagues will do will be to break
(limn the National Banks, and put Gover
ment bends and notes at a ruinous discount.
This will afford fine pickings for the brokers,
and wild sat banki on the old system will
start up in every city, town and village.—
Bank note lists and counterfeit detectives will
be in greater demand than ever about those
times.
CHANCE FOR SOME ONE!
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A FIRST-CLA.SS
finble , d, Lyon's
SEWING MACHINE,
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WORTH $6O,
And a Lite Scholarship in Bryan, Strat
ton dr ILimberly's
BUSINESS - COLLEGE,
IVOR TH $-00,
GIVEN AWAY!
WE will pment to anybody sending us
30 NEW SUBSCRIBERS to the "STAB AND
Strrrmat,," one of Finkle dc Lyon'a first
class Family Sewing Machines, worth po t
and considered one of the best in the coun
try.
To anybody sending us 25 NEW SUB
SCRIBERS, we will present a Life Sehplar
*hip, available in any of Bryan's, StrattOn
Elmbeirly's Businesi Colleges, worth $5O.
Names may be sent in at once, and' if the
required number cannot be obtained, the
person sending will be paid FIFTY CENTS
in. Cask for every one received. Those who
intend to compete for these Premiums, will
say so, when sending in the first name, that
the proper record may be made.
The price of subscription (2.00) must ac
company every dame.
TO CONSUMPTIVES
The ademilser, haring been restored to health Ina few
weeks by a eery Ample remedy, after having . suffered
for esvena years with a severe Ring -affectiov, And that
dread &Naas Cioneimptils anions to mats known
to his flellow-sutierers, the means of jure. "
To ail who desire ft, be Will send a copy of the pre
soripthin lased (tree of chugs), with the directions 'for
preparing and ming the same, which they will And •
sun con for CONEMPTION, Cases,
Cocoas, and all Thrall and Lung Affections me only
object of the adeartiser in sending the Presdription is to
boned, the afflicted, and woad information which he
concelires to be hivalwahls, end he hopes every sufferer
will try his remet a as it will cost them nothing, and
may m prove a bless , Parties wishing the proscription;
nu, by ratan ma , will please address
REV. =WARD Ct. WILSON,
Williamsboirg, Kings clo., New York.
inns 5,147.—1 y
COLGATh & CO'S
OOLGATE GERMAN
ars BRASIVE SOAP.
Ef.A.Sl'VEyitriegnvd-6.ms 4PITIUME"
ed
the STANDARD OF EXCEL
-1 HM& Pot sale by all Grocer..
[Slay 111,
160 A P,
110 Map UNPLIGASAIT AXDIINBAIIBIN
WiPo r i= "1 4111 1 :4 1 P 1 114:110 1 4 ,15" .
inib.wirb 4 7 ,
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wistews 114.8im Ormuz CHERRY.
Oriligks, aids, Brfs, Chia, its a, :tit/
OHO; Quinsy, and the unmeaning as well u
diseases of tine *roof, Genf and Lasti" . prerrall id our
changeable climate at all seasons of the year; fa, are
fortunate 'Donets teliicape iholt dal lrollwence. flow
;important then to have at timid et certain antidote
these complaints. Experience proves that this exists th
Witioe's Balsam to an extent not found in any other so
inedy : however severe the eufferhig, the application o
this moth lug, healing and wonderful Bids= st onci van
quishes the disease and restores the sufferer to wonted
XR.JOILS BUNTO,
Or BAtniefs, Cirtmuso Oectre, N. Y.-. 7 wriles:
"I was urged by a neighbor to get one bottle o" the
Babson for my wife, being assured by him that in case it
did not produce good effects, he would pay for the bottle
;himself. On the strength of such practical evidencept its
'Merits, I procured a bottle. My wife at tide time Wee so
tillo
low with what the physicians termed SEAT= 00 Mr
'as to be unable to raise herself from the bed, ' I Wog
constantly and raising more or less blood. . I cow need
giving the Balsam as directed, and was so much pl od
.with Its operation that I obtained another bottle,; Ind
continued giving it. Detre this bottle wasentirely timid,
she ceased toughing and was strong enough to sit pp.— ,
The filth bottle smdrely aserrozza II to =AIMS, doing
that which several Physicians had tried to do but' had
failed." I
Prepared by SETH W. POWLE BON, 18 Tremoui it.,
:Boston, and for sale by Druggists gererally.
Aug 7,1867.-1 m
t.f ant& it penetrates through wiery pore, 1
It elieving safferere from each angry sore ;
A II wounds it heats with certainty and speed;
C utr, Barns, from Inflammationaoon are freed;
E ruptions, faits presence disappear;
tl kins lose each stain, and the complexion's clear!
8 AINE, such as Gnaces every one should buy,
ALL to its wondrous merits testify,
L et those who doubt, a sink box bed try,—
V aril', then its true deserts 'twould have
.E Ten unbelievers would lndd 013. ACE'S SALVE:
Aug. 7 , 1887.4 m
NO 2
CONSUMPTION CUB.ABLB BY DR. SCIIENCRtS
TO CURE CONSUMPTION, the system must be pre
pared so that the lungs will heal. To accomplish this
the liver and stomach must first be cleansed and en ap
petite created for good wholesome food, which, by these
medicines will be digested pn.perly, and good healthy
blood made; thus building up the constitution.' DR
13ClIENCE'S MANDRAKE PILLS cleanse the stomach
of all bilious or muscous accumulations; and, by lasing
,the Sea Weed Tonic in connection, the appetite is rester
ed.
SCHENCK'S PULMONIC BTRUP is r utricions as well
as medicinal, and, by using the three remedies, all im
purities are expelled from the system, and good, Whole
some blood made, which will repel all disease. If pa.
*tents will take these medicines according to directions
Consumption vary frequently in its last stage yields
readily to their 'action. Take the pills frequently, to
cleanse the liver and stomach. It does not follow that
because the bowels are not costive they are not required.
for sometimes in diarrhtea they are necessary. Ths
stomach must he kept healthy, and an appetite created
to allow the Pal monic Syrup to act on the respiratory
organs properly and allay any irritation. Then all that
is requited to perform a permanent cure is, to prevent
taking cold. Exercise about the rooms as much an pos
Bible, eat all the richest food—tat seat, game, and, in
fact, anything the appetite craves; but be particular and
masticate veil. [Oct. 25, 18443.-weldly
OFFICIII—PAILui Excoertmx, HON.—Advice. just re
ceived by mail enable as to announce poeitively that the
Only gold meta/ fur American sewing machines woe
awardedto Elias Howe, Jr , as the manufacturer of the
best dewing machine that was exhibited. There were
eighty-two daTerent machines in competition for the prize,
and Mr Howe remitted the edditioual award of tbejpross
of the Legion of Honer, as manufacturer and inventor.—
The exact wording of the award is as follows :
' Howe Mecums, Wiusztra & Witsotr.
" Co-operatedar Eriasi "Wheeler & Wilson, pour
Howe, Jr , promoteur de la la machine a boutonniere.—
o achine - a coudre. IledaalMedaille d'or."
to d'or."E
The official list of thew who were made Knights of the
Legion of Honor, ai, published in the Faris papers, rids
thus: "Mons. Elites tiowe,3r.,fabricant de machines a
coodre, exposant ;' which, translated into English, reads :
4 .11 r. Elias How e,Jr., maker of sewing inacbines ex
b.ibiting."
From this It will be seen that the medal awarded to
Wheeler a Wilson was fora "Buttonhole Machine,"; and
not fur the Sewing .Maehinr.
bach of these world-renowned machines bears the me
dallion head of Elias Howe, Jr., (trade mark.,) without
which none are genuine. Messrs. Sibley < mope, Agents,
No. 92:2 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. I July 31.-4 t
HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU
Ina certain care for a lames (Attie
BLADDER. KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, DROPSY, ORGANIC
WEAKNESS, FEMALE COMPLAINTS, GENERAL
DEBILITY,
and all aseasea of the •
TrIIINARY ORGANS,
whether existing In
MALE OR FEMALE, '
from wLatever canoe originating and no matter of
ROW LONG STANDING
Diseases of these organs renal& e the use of diuretic.
If no treatment is . submitted to, Consumption or In•
sanity may ensue. Oar Flesh and Blood are supported
from these sources, and the
HEALTH AND ILAPPINESS,
and
that of Posterity. depends upon prompt nee of a reliable
remedy. -
TIELMISOLD'S EXTDACT BISCUIT,
test atlish ed upwards of 18 years, prepared by
11. T. 111iLSIBPLD, Druggist,
504 Broadway , New Rork, and
101 south 10th at., Philadelphia, Pa.
Feb. 28,1867.-ly
lIELMBOLD'S CONCENTRATED EXTRACT BUCHU
RZLXBOLD . S CO3CE3TRATED EXTRACT BASS.EhAR/LEA
Both are prepared according to rules of Pharmacy and
Chemistry, and are the most acti•e that can be made.
Feb 98, YSBT.-ly
.11ELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHIJ and IMPROV*D Ross
WASH cures sec res and del icat e dhiord era to ult thedc stages,
at little expense, little or no change in diet, no ingonven•
lace and no exposure. It is pleasant in taste and odor
emmedlato in its action, and free from all injurious pro
patios. [Feb. 28. 1867.1 -
geriew of the 'Viands.
Gettysburg Grain and Provision Market.
Gettysburg, Wednesday Morning.
Apples;... $0 080.0 00
Potatoes_ 0.0 , 70
Butter,
Lard,.. 10
Eggs, 16
Bacon, 16
Sides,— • 10
EbonMem 10
10* 16
Cherries,._....... 2 00
Apples,....---- 6
Blackberries,.._ 12
Soap, eig 7
Tallow,. 8
Soper F10ar,...511 b0g12,001
Extra Flour,- 13 50®13 50,
Rye Floor, 7 OW 8 00
Wbite W heat, 2 00® 2 00V
Red Wheat.,.... 1 7561;1 80
Corn 80 ,
Eye ....... ---- 00
Oats, .. . ..... ..... 60
Etickwiteat,... 80
Timotby Seed, 2 50
Clover Bead,-. 6 00
PLaz 5eed,...... 2 25
Plaster Paris,. 17 50
Ray porton,— 16 00®10 00
Baltimore ProduCO Market
Bavrtmonn, Monday 'Morning.
Bezassrurra.--The market is very dull
and we hear of but few sales, and those most
ly small lots Within the range of our quota
Lions. Howard Street Super and Cut Extra
119 00®10.00 ; Extra shipping 10.00®10.50,
Retailing 11.00@11.75; Fam ly, 12.00®12.5Q;
Rye Flour 8.25@8.50•; Corn Meal 5.50@;0.00;
Cosa MELT.. to scarce and in good request.
1 4 4'0 sales reported.'
• GRAIN—IVOICIT.—The arrivals continue
light, especially of prime and cheice grades.
The receipts tb-day aggregate 1,870 bushels
white, and 11,595 bushels red. The market
opened weak and closed very dull with a
downwardtendency, especially for low and
inferior grades. Sales of Red at 170 to 237
White at 215 to 240.
Coax. —The market is very dull, especial
,y for white, which declined to-day 7 tu9
'cents froth Saturday. Thereceipts to day were
10,298 bushels white and 6,74o'bushels yel
low. The sales wereias follows : White-104
6o 114. Yellow 113 to 117.
OATa continue very at 75 to 77 cents for good
to prime. inferior and tough lots selling at 68
6:472 cents. Sales of Rye at 145.
LIGNMER-EPLEY. - July I.sth, 1867, at
the English Lutheran parsonage in Knox-
Ville, by Rev. B. F. Crouse, Mr. Jacob L.
Lightner to Miss Sarah A. Epley, both of
Knoxville, Knox county, Illinois.
MlLLEa—Mutaamtv.—On the 12th inst., by
gev. Dr. Baugher, Mr. W. H. Millar., to
1048 Mary Mbiehart. both ofWaynesbdro'.
NEwHAFER-YE&GY —On the 26th ult., at
the house of the bride's mother, in Adams
county, by Rev. M. Snyder, Mr. John Xevr.
hafer to Miss Lucinda Yeagy, both of
over, Pa. I
WADDLIC—OVZIIHOLTZER.—In Gettpiburg,
on the 4th of July last, by Rev. E. Braiden
hough,. Mr. Harry Waddle, formerly of
Waynesboro', to Miss Jenny ()verb:Mier, of
this county.
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AMP -Obituary notices 8 cents a line for all
over 4 lines—cash to eel:company notice r
PrrEns.—On the 80th ult., in M' en ,
township, Martha, daughter of Wmi P rs;
in the 15th year of her age. . •:
PLANK.--011 the 28th of July, Satan
Meade Plank, aged 4 years and 22 daye.
Plancs.—On the Bth inst., in Place,
Margaret Ann, daughter of JtunetandiMar
garet Pierce, aged 22 years and 1 mond'. '
landernea* the sod low lying, •
Dark and drear ; • , i
Bleeped' one w
ereho loft•in dying I , -
Sorrow h.
Yes 1 there are ever bending o'er-14,
• Byes that weep:
.j . Forms that to the cold grave bore her,
Vigils loop.
When thpStrmmer moon lo 8101414, -
lloft and lair; •
Fseilde tinirloved in teazeliare twining
Chaplets there. . . 1 . 1
Riletin peke, - bob gentle i phdk, - •
• Throned above ; • •
Soulcilke,thinatlit# God laharit •t.
1,14 an 4 ltVe• . ,
Boarr.=-04 the Bth bun" in ;Freedom
ablp, Mrs. Jane; relict of Williani:M:iiknA
ha the ?ear of her Ne.
• orri , vlg „ . a idg w rlr
" ' • 1 / 2 ,e., • •••-••-r-
ACROSTIC
MEDICINE:
Is the Grcat Diuretic
Is the Great Blood Purifier
BILARRIED.
' DIED.
41"firna#wswi
ANNUAL FAIR
ADAMS COUNTY
ACIRICULTUR AL SOCIETY.
WILL BE HELD
AT GETTYSBU RG, I
On Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
;Friday, 24th, 25th, 26th and 27th
of Septfrnber, 1807.
FARMERS, MECHANICS,
and all others having Agricultural, Mechanical, or in
dustrial implements suit products of any kind, and also
Horees,Cattle, Hop, Sheep, Poult7, Grain, Fruit, Vege
tables, AC. t Sc., Az., are Invited and urged, to avail them
selves of this fair. The Ladle* of the county are special
ly requestedlo contrlbute to the
All articles must be on the grOund and arranged not
later tLen Tuesday the 24th of September.
111
At. ten o'clock, ou Wednesday morning the 25th, the
Judges will commence their examinations, and it it *spe
cially enjoined that none but those having charge of the
articles, shall be preterit at such examinations &tektite's
subsequent dellberationt.', Judges are requested o be
prompt in reporting at the Secretary's office on the
ground at the hour rained.
FRIDAY MORNING the 27th'will be devoted to
TEN MINUTE SPEECHES
PERTINENT TO TILE OBJECT OF TILE FAIR
Farmers and all others having any useful Inforniation
thus to impart are requeatad takpartlcipate in . this "free
talk."
At four o'clock7P. M., on Frill* the Hair will:close,
When persons having articles on exhibition will he re
quested to take charge of them, as the Society canna in
any case give attention to them after that time.
The exam:Alen of the programme and the preservation
oi order on thsiground will be in the hand' of Col. C. 11.
Bassos, ClaterMarsh•L
lei - Price of admission T,IVEDITY-FIVE cents. Tickets
far the season including one year's membership, ONE
DOLLAR ; Life membership TEN DOLLARS.
Articles and Animals for exhibition will be transported
uver the Gettysburg Railroad
FREE OF CHARGE.
A liberal arrangement will be made for transportation
over the Railroaa of visitors to and from the fair.
SAMUEL 11E111.1iT, President.
WILLIAM M'Sntaar, Tice President.
J. S. Wirittaow ,
E. G. F►artsero c s, Sec. Secretary.
11..1. Sr►nLi, Cor. Secretary.
Jox►a Itamszmum, yreasurer.
MANAGERS.
Wmuau S. WiLoos, WitstAx Wmut,
Lt sua PEISOSII, Joax H. IleCtittax.
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Darm WILLS.
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Aug.l4. 1867.,-td
BOUNTY ACCOUNT.
DETER. TEAT S'S, Treasurer, In account with the
TOWNSE.II.' OF T P.ONE, Adams cam uty, (Bounty
Fuu,d.
To whole amount of duplicate levied April 9,
1861 ...... .......... _....---_. ;32,SC:t 27
Deduct atatetuent on tax $lO2 62
" Collector's commission . . .... .._. 26 18
" Exoneration. 67 80
Net amount of tax received $2,666 67
Amount collected by subscription 720 00
Total rtceipts
CR.
FIRST DRAFT.
By amount paid 10. men $'2,T2.5 00
Subscription money refunded fiA)
Expenses procuring volunteers, interest,
amps, dm 241 76
Treasurer and Secretary's salary, including
stationery
Total expenditure"
11!BEI2
DANIEL S. DIEHL. Treasurer, in account with the
TOWNSHIP OF TYRONE, Adams county, Pa.
DR.
Szcosn Diurr.
To anion& borrowed frusn sundry persons 54;,095 00
Deceived by subscription 3,628 25
By amount paid 15 men 66,7j1 40
Redeeming David Yohe's bond, Interest and
stamp 1,004 60
Money paid on John Bolen's bond 190 00
John F. Rouen, to Harrisburg, tr.-. ...... 15 00
Joho M. Yittenturf, to Gettysburg
Isaac linos, to Cbsalbershurg .........
Jacob C. Yit tenturf, to Chamberenurg 11 20
Daniel E. Diehl, expenses los boarding, cOuTey- . .
ance, ‘tc.., while recruiting
IL J. Myers, expenses while recruiting
Stamps
Daniel S. Diehl, for time lost anti responsibili-
ties while recruiting G 6 16
Daniel l. Diehl, Taeasurer)i percentage...—....
Balancedue Treasurer
JACOB BOWER. Treasnrer, in account with the TOY. N
-811IP OF TYRONE, Adams comity, Pa.
DR.
SECOND Dun, cornsen.
To whole amount of duplicate for 1866 $3,097 97
1866 3,60 a 46
7,306 43
Deduct exoneration. of 1863 4 , 2'18 35
....... 215 81
Collectors' commission for two
duplicates 136 88
-- 829 01
Net amount of tax receired from two dupli
cates .. 50,617 :.',9
Amount Ulan tlettyeburg Bank at different
time 2,9'25 90
Cit.
- . ISECoND DRAM CONTINUED.
By paying borrowed money to sundry persons.. $4,090 45
Daniel B. Diehl, for embstitute.-- 300 00
llenry J. Myers, for substitute and money bor
rowed , 400 00
Interest and stampsKU 65
Jacob Bower,:lrrsurer, percintage 48 01
John F. Ilona, for sendcae. .. ..... .—. ....... ...... 3500
Daniel Delap,S•crettuff, feeler:id stationery 40 00
Duvet S. Diehl, former Treasurer 20 Sir
D. J. Myers, time spent while recruiting 20 00
Isaac Kuns, time spent 7 45
Jacob A. March, services 3 45
Jacob Bower, time spent on PU111161111..... 0 00
Maury Spangler, taus spent on business_ ..... .. 25 05
Paying in tiettysburg Bank, different times...... 2,026 00
Directors' wages for meeting days..., 62 60
Auditors' fees
Printers' bills
Balance in bands of Treanocer
We, the undersigned, Auditors of Tyrone tow:tidily),
haying audited the Bounty Accounts, do certify that they
are correct to the beet of our ,knowledge and belief
,
Witness our hands the 7th day of August, 1807.
, • JONATHAN PiTTENTI/P.7,
Ella ULLA
WILLIA.II BLACKLY,
Ang.14,11367.-3t 1 Auditors.
GRAND BASKET' P.IC NIC,
AT CAtiIiTOWN SPliDioB, on IiSSIIIDAT, the 211th
of AtitiUsT. The Fayetteville Brass Brad he been
*brigadier the (minion, sad s &smut timemay be ex
pecte& It is hoped there will be s good darn out, as it is'
free to ell who feel disposed to unite in the festivities of
the Occasion, •
Should the day be unliVrorable, it will take place on
the following Saturday.
A. M. HEIGES, IL F. STOVER,
M. H. THOMAS, I. J. MEALS,
J.C.TAYLVS, CHAS. WALKER,
JACOB SHELLY, DAVID STABET,
Atig.ll.-td Committee.
REFRESHMENT STANDS
ON THE FAIR GROUND.
THE ground set apart for REFEESUMENT STAIDS
on the new Fair Ground of the Adams County Agri
cultural Society, at Gettysburg, will be rented at public
outcry, in separate Ws, on SA MADAN the 7th of SSP
TEISBEE next, at 10 o'clock lu the forenoon ornately,—
Persons wishing to keep Stands during the Fair, should
not fail to attend at the hour named. . .
An g. llrtd SAMUEL HERBST, Presidest.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE.
E PERSONAL PROPERTY.
The under dc intending to remove to the Wort, will
sell Public on Tionday, August 2lth, 1667, at JO
0'004,4. et ssi4kilince in Stith= tawnsbisothout
two miles fi om'Oettystiurg, on the road leading to Elan-
Oyer. a variety of TILWAILW Personal' ro, consiguat
of MOMS Cowl, Sheep, Molorotte Wagon,*
otte-horas Wagon, Plows, Harrow, Monte Gears, Winnow;
in g Min, fee; *C. Also,agreit variety of floostA
hold and Kitchen iharnitsoe,ouch as Ithios, Oksito, Bed,-
"tools, Buresto,Sink, Oorier Cupboard, litoosiind Pipe,
with a gnat variety of other article' top numerous to
;.I.,..httendance will be given and twins node known
On day of. isle by e -- - ' JOHN BP. MiIIgiKAMMONV:
Jour livilitontm,‘Adctkineer, _ thsg.l4.—tat
STRAYED SHEEP.
QTItATID from thepremelsos of:the onotriber in be
-63 ginning of July -NEC' throe'oid onnt,•sid
three huniss, all - *Mtn, witheroppetitallo.- 4be obi one '
have a piece taken out of oath: ear, Itattentiligkr
person giving isibrssation to to thine' sheep_ to
the subscriber, residing neer willlboontlidgy
Aug. 14.-40
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$9,744 14
$2O 89
39,902 30
$9,405 85
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2 RARE 'CHANGE
FOR CAPITALISTS
A FARM IN STRABAN TOWNSHIP
AT PUBLIC BALE.
n i N SATURDAY, the 14th of SEPTEMBER next, th e
‘..l_. subscriber, Executor of the last will and' testlintt
of &Mon Mermati,decelied,w ill offer at Public Sale ; n
the premises,
i
THE PARIg.
late of said, decedent, situate in Strahan township. Attalla
county, Pa., 3% miles from Gettysburg, and 1 mile from,
Haun's Station ou the Gettysburg Railroad, adicinlng
lands of A. D. Buehler, Wm. Stallsmith, Jam Staley and
the undersigned, containing 186 ACRES, more or leis,
with huge proportion. of excellent Woodland and Mita.
dow. The farm is under good fence and good cultivation.
The improvements tr. a Twcistory Weetherboarded.
HOUSE, large Frame Barn with two doors, Wagon Shed
and Corn Crib attached, CarriagoMouse, Smoke limits
Wash House and Spring House, with 'Poultry And Reg
Houses, indeed every nesessary• outbuilding: There lie
never failing well of water convenient to the house and
barn, with running water in m. at of the fields. Ihiire
is alsoan Apple Orchard, with. a variety of other trnit, on
the premises.
The Gettysburg Railroad runs within two hundred
yards of tha farm, thus bringing lime within very can
vanient reach.
Persons Wishing to view the property are requested to
call on the Executor, residing on the Adjoining farm. . ;
Sale to commenceat 1 o'clock, P. M., on said day, when
attendance will be given and terms made known by
ISAAC F. Bill ei KF.RROFF, Ear.
.
Aug. 14,1867.-ts
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
The undersigned, Executor of the Estate of fl'Exar
Berri_ta, deceased, will sell at Public Sale, on :Friday,
August 30C/41667, at 1 o'clock, P. M., on the premises,
that valuable PSALM situate In Cumberland township,
three and a half miles south of Gettysburg, on the road
leading from Mark's Church to the Taneytoen road, and
adjoining hods of John Troetle George Emlunan and
Henry Lott, containing 60 ACR ES, more - or lees, with
about 10 acres of Timber. The improvements consist of
a two story LOG HOUSE, cased in with brick, and.Kitch.
en attached, p small Frame Baru,and a well of water neer
the door, with a Spring of running water through the
property. There is also a fine yours OrOhard.
AlirAttendance wilt be given and terms made known
on day of sole by JOHN THOBTLE.
Ang.l4, 1b07.-ts
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e IOS. GILLOTT'S STEEL PENS,
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OVERNMENT SECURITIES,
NO. IS NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK,
BY and sell at market rates Six per cent Bondsof1581;
• Five-Twenty Bonds, all 18111101; Ten-Forty Bonds;
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DAINTS FOR FARMERS
,
AND OTHERS
Tiff. OBAFTO,N .3IINERAL PAINT COIipANY ere
manufacturing the Dest. Cheapest and moat Durable
Paint Mute; two coat 4 well put on, mix.d with pure
Uniteed Oil, will last 10 or to yearat . it hoof a light brown
or beautiful chocolate color, arid can be changed to green.
lead atone, olive, drab or cream, to suit tbq tasteuf the
cotuiumer. It is ri.tuable f r Mousse, Barges, Peticea, Agri
cultural Impictueuts, Carriage and Car-Maker, Palleaud
Wodden.ware 'Canvas. Metal and Shtngle koolli,(it being
Fire . aud.W ater pried). Bridges, Burial Caeee, Baikal Biala,
Ships and IWO' Bottnnas, Floor Oil Clothe, Cone Slam
lecturer having used 50e0 bbts, the past yiar,) and as a
paint for any pow.. Is unFurpasaed for body. durability,
elasticity. and. adhee,Teneta. Price 241 per bbL, of 300
lbs... which wip supply a farmer for years to come. +ar
ranted in al) Mee* at above. Send for a circular, which
girds fall partici:bare. None genuine utiles* branded in
a trade mat*. llratt.n Mineral Paint. Addreee
US NirL BIDWELL, Propriebir.
Ang.7.-lm 254 Pearl New York.
LEGS AND ARMS
NVENTEDfry a tiarv.rel. Nine patents in Leg., -
1 from sso, through all the improvemez te,vu to ibP
nattanipal Legogi th Leitml znotl,n at Ankle, like
in roil cue, at $l5O. •
' Tiro Illtents with rev, Shoulder motion. $7.5
.11'2.3. fiend for ii.iwphlet. It ce.ntaing valoshle in
formation and is herit free.
Otriczs: F,,urt),
poen° P. Q. ;in Pia° St. Srr York, f;LS
PD.rehray.
Addre.: DOUGLAS 1S Y. 31. D..
Mtg. at nearest Office.
MDCCLX.
17i3cr.
C 47,
sloo A DAY.
IA T have adopted the plan of putting money in CEN
. TURY TOBACCO to induce cone - timer. to ape it,
kuornit that R is only necemary for them to give it a
trial to Leroma fu ay ramified of its menta, and to pro
nounce it THM VEST FINE CUT MADE. Ire N at con
tinu eto offer theee inducements until thin fact hi fully
recogMr.c.l.
Me are making TIIE CENTURY from aelectione of the
very choicest old leaf, and hare devoted every care to its
Manufacture. It in free' from Drop. and in every reapert
A PERE ARTICLE OF CREWING TOBACCO.
On MondaysWewill place . in one paper a $lOO S. Not e.
On Tnaedaye, in two papere.sso omen. On Wedneadaya. In
five papers. $2O in tech. On Tbn-adaya, in ten papers,
$lO Bach. On Pridaye, in twenty papers. $3 in each. and
On FatardnYa,,in fitty parer 4, $2 each, in all cases inoilog
G eitYlS p. OREEN BACKS to the antnunt 4$lCO
day.
Tbk. finders of the-e GILEENBACFS—by ezi , llnr. us
theii rumen, *kir..., and ntlnthpr. of the ill be
presOnte,l witty packages of our Tobacco, in proportion
ths 3 mount of mnney found.
TI4II house bras been established for over a Hundred
Tears. and hasalwayi unstained a character for honesty
andttir ilealint, which puts to flight all doubts, it any
shoo d exist, as to the irentittiestess of this enterprise.
TfIE CENTURY TOBICCO can be bad in large plan
tir4 at Ala ontactorera. prlcee, of A. R. Mitchrll, g 'en
trig!. It, Dorton; B. A. Van Schaick,l6 S. Front et.. Phila.
delphia : Foy 4 Earle, SS S. Water et., Chicago: Schnitz
A bagiey,9.l Wee Second et, Cincinnati.
Frice list gent on application to
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(Established in 1760. j
leg. 7.-In . 16 Chambers et, New York.
NIAD.AM FOY'S
CORSET SKIRT SUPPORTER
COMBIXES in one garment a PEP.-
rrrr ?MIMI COLSET„ and the moat desi able Skirt
Supporter ever , offered the public. It places the weight
of the skirts upon the shoulders instead of tbb bipe: it
in:Tigers* the tom without tight lacing: gives ease4unl
elegance: le apProred and recommended by physicians.—
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96 Summer et, Boston.
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THAN MONTH.
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p
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n d
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Ond Terrztoriee, from the Great
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lafie and detrenture on Prairies, Mountains and the
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ayg t T,;ltn 507 Minor et., Philadelphia, Pa. 1
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Fos TEN C17)111 OF . •
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Pu BLIC SALE
vALuAlas
_BEAL FAT:
On Saturday, the 7th of Septessoben 4 8 7, 01 / o'clock, P. 1 1 .,
The mriersigned, Executors of the rotate oases!, H.
SMITH, deceased, will offer at Public Sale, on .the premi
sea, the foillowlng described Real Estate of maid deceased,
ilz :—A YALVASLE FARM, situate in Huntington tp.,
Adams county, Pa., one and a half miles south•east of
York Springs, near the Carlisle and Hanover taming*,
algolaing ,sods ofGeorge !larks, Peter Myers, Sebaddlim
Pickea, and others, containing 53 ACRES k 65 PERCH:
ES, about 8 Acres of which are ceveted with thriving
Timber, with a fair proportion of excellent Meadow.
The Improvements consist of a good Two-Story LOG
11011351, LOg and Frame Weatherboarded Sara, Wagon
Shed, Corn Crib, Hog House, Carriage House, Spring
House, with two never.failing Springs near the house.
There is a line Apple-Orchard, and a variety of other
trait on the premises. The land is in a high state of cul
tivation, having been recently limed.
tom. The farm will be offered 'at Private Sale nAtil the
day above named, and persons are invited to call in the
meantime to view it. RE-Attendance will be given and
terms made known by t LEWIS SMITH.
ABNICIt 8. BINDER,
Aug. 7,18137'..4t* Random
• S. R. WRLIZi
389 Broadway, N. T
WAGON MAKING
r pm? subscriber respectfully informs
-A. the public that he carries on the
WAGON-MAKING BUSINESS
in all its branches, at hi, Sbop, in Cumberland township,
about oneehalt mile from Bream's Mill, on tbe road lead
ing from said Mill to the Ernmittsburg road, sad is pre-
pared to exeunte all orders Withpromptnees.
. .
CorREPAIRING"Va
OF ALL KINDS ATTENDED TO.
lie also manufactures RAND-RAKES, Sulam
FORKS AND ItltQOM-HANDLF.d, for wholesale and re
tall trade.
He hopes, by prompt attention to business, to merit
and receive • liberal patronage. Orders addressed to
him at Gettysburg, will receive prompt attention.
Aug. 7,15117. = 1y WILLIAM H. HOUCK.
FOR SALE,
A Valuable MERCHANT MILL,
BARK MILL and SAW M 11. 1 4, with 90 ACRES
Of LAND. Known as "Undoes Mill," on Marsh (meek,
in Adams cou nty, Pa, 4 miles northeast from Ka:mitts
bur g, and 6 rut les senthweeb from Gettysburg, all in good
order, water power hear), and in a good grain country.
ALSO—
One other MILL, known as "Hollinger's Mill," with
60 ACRES OF LAND, ono mile from Abbottatowa, on
the Hanover turnpike. All In good order.
GEO/IGH ARNOLII.
Ang. 7, 1467.—tf
THE LEHIGH UNIVERSITY,
SOUTH BETILLEIIEM, PA.
(FOUNDLD AD ZXDOWZD DI FICIX. A.C.% PACCTIL)
The second year opens September lit, km Students in
the Ist and 2nd chows, and in the special schools of EN
GINEERING. (Men. Mechanical and Mining) and of AN
ALYTICAL Ca Y.MISTRY. Applicants examined from
the IStli to the 29th of August, For reghaers,trith pan.
ticulars apply to ItSNRY coprEx,
July 31.-4 t President.
BORDENTOWN FEMALE COL
LEGE. Hordentown, N J. An institution for the
careful and thorough instruction of Young Ladies in all
the branches of a complete education. Board and tuition
in the Preparatory and Collegiate departments, 1.08 per
year. Washing, Ancient and Modern Langstaff*, and
Ornamental branches, extra. Winter Session opens Sep
tember 19th. For Catalogues, address
REV. JOILN H. BRAKELILY, A. M.,
Aug.'.-lm President.
_ -
NOTlCE.—Letters of Administra
tion with the will annexed, on the estate of Utah:
TICS tYlletn. late of o , nowago township, Adana county,
Pa., deceased, boring been granted to the undersigned,
r, [ding in the said township, he hereby glees tioti is to
all persons Melded to said estate to make tmmedhttepate
utent, mai thia,e Laving claims against the same to pre
sent them provrly authenticated for settlement.
MICHAEL BELLY, Adair.
.ng. 7, 1667.—Et
WESTEILN PRE-EMPTION
LA_ND'S.—I have several Tracts of choice
Western PRE—EMPTION LANDS, gond locations, near
R a il r oads, Comity Towns, tic.. In well-iettled neighbor
hood., which I will exchange at a fair price fur real es
tate in Adams county.
Aug. 7. 1567.—tf
OR SALE—A Choice FARM,
in a high state of caltivation; 23 . 1 ACRES; 10 0
bushels of Lima to the acre ; SO Acres in Timber; latr
Barn and Brick Dwelling; plenty of Fruit,
miles 'vie. from Gettysburg.
ALSO—
One ether very desirable FAR)l,coutainin3 125 ACRES
:25 Acres in TIMBER. ; buildings Bond; adjoining San'
d,..e's sun property. 6 miles south from Gettysburg. $O
per Acro will buy this farm. GEO. ARNOLD.
August 7, I,G:- .11
FOR SALE, CHEAP.-A First
rate— STUNG LS HILL and SAW MILL with Omit*
ts' wort, On-es mites from aiebtovre. Adams county, 2s.
Aug 7,lSd7.—tf A.M. MINTS&
EMI
ADAMS COUNTY NORMAL.
T LIE FALL TERM el the Adame County Normal
Bet 00l will open AUGUST 19th, and contiune nine (9)
weeke. Tuition $7, invariably in e:ranee. The Morley
will be refunded to any who may be comixtlied to !ears
oa Aceunnt of personal sickness. Board and lodging can
be iusi in private families at re:is:mkb le rates. Early
sriplication should be mtdr
tzttpL urg. J uly 17, ISGT
COUNTY TREASURER
The undernigned will t,e a candidate for County Treas
urer, subject ton nomination by the Republican County
Convention. It nominated and fleeted, he pledgee elm
self to di Set] arge the dutbm with fidelity and impartiality
DANIEL, TRIMMER.
s:rtty.hnrg, Pa., Jnly 3,1507,—tr:
THE subscriber has now thoroughly
repaired his GRIST AND SAW MILLR, known as
"McILIIENNT'S MILL" on Marsh creek, and is mov
ed to do GRINDING AND SAWING of livery kind at
short nottce. He solicits the patronage orthe neighbor
hood. and will guarantee otatistaction. Give as a call.
Jimel2.lSB7.-tf GEORGE OINGELL.
gocto, limp, pedlars, &1 . .
Drugs and Medicines,
FORNEr s OLD STAND.
THE undersigned haring taken charge of this
old and popular Store, takes pleasure in in—
forming the public that he in constantly receiving fresh
supplies of all kinds of DRI7OB AND MEDICINES,from
the wilt reliable houses, and is prepared to accommo
date his customers with any article In his line
of every description, all the popular PATENT MEDI
CIN ES of the day, with a full supply of chemicals. Per
turnery, Paints Dye Stuffs, 'Varnishes, Fluid., Turpen
tine, Hair Oils:Extracts, Soaps. grushes,tog ether with
a great variety of Fancy articles—in short, everything
usually found in a I rst class DrugStore=constantly on
hand. - -
ZirPhysicians supplied at reasonable rates, and pre-
scriptions carelbily componaded - and prepared at all
hoarser the day and night--Sunday not excepted. Bo
ing determined to sell cheap,he would ask a liberal chars
of public patronage. Give nes call and see for your
selves. JOHNS FORNEY.
May N, 1867.
A. D. BUEHLER,
TOEuLOGICAL, CLASSICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
DRUGS, MEDICIES,
PERFUXEKT OF. ALL KINDS,
aiamberabury . ereet, near _Diamond.
may tt, -11
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AARON FIIEELY
NOTICE.
FREW DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
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BOOKS,
STA now E R Y,
GEt rXSBVRG, PA.,
GETi'YEIBUIiV7, P 4.,
fory . ks•ped
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JIEft . X , I NST.--AFOTIST , TERM.
GRAND JURY.
Hamilton—J. J. Kuhn, Forman, Daniel Smith,
=l;4liataisikenianobs.Jatiob POWs.
1101....jfichis rout. W. -
HuntingtonAleistaler Miller.
Franklin—Apr*lmm Mul,YrndericlrDielal.
Menallen—lnaris ll,GMson Rom:John Wiledn.
liltalestown—Jotat Spangler.,
Mowitpleassnir-Jiiseplkltedecusen.
tcunglinore—'lNig Hagman.
ouitioy—jacob 'Diehl. Joseph Arndt.
beritutdilapbast Marty.-
Highland—Joseph Mickley.
Unloo—WHGazu Young, John Rite.
Heading—John Haines.
litritan—John E.
Gettysburg--Charles Ziegler.
liamiltonban—John Morita.
GENE?..AL JURY.
Berwick bore-Joseph Wolf.
Straban- John o.oilbsirteAUked Sloneker, DAMOI Cash
man, Daniel Btallsmith, Cyrus
Hamilton-Mickutel Dellone, George Hollinger.
Gettysburg-J. Aughinbaugh, Jacob Sanders.
Latimora-IFllliant Lirlirgetone.
WM.Cointoseri Br.
BerWlck twpeNtfah Kepner.
Tyrone-James A. Miller, Abraham Bowers.
Beading-Wm. B. Hildebrand, Simnel March, Stephen
Renard.
Liberty-Baekt biker, Jacob Biker.
Mountpleasant-Henry Welkert, John Hauptman, John
McMaster.'
Hamiltoriban--theorge Trenkle.
Othirdr-Aleitander Himes, Henry Wleat.
Huntington-Jokathan Miller, Jews Myers.
Germany-Ephrafm garner., J. N. Halley.
Cumberland-George Welkert, Jacob,Hershey.
Butler-John Jacobs.
Union-Jacob Hostetter.
Conowagolleorge Frederick
July 24, 1867.-tc
REGISTER'S NOTICES.
NOTICE 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, km
confirmation and allowance, on MONDAY, the 10th day
of AUOUST, 1567, at 10 o'clock, A. M., Tit:
67. The first and final &mount of Swann ah Bishop,Ad•
minietratrix of tie estate of John Bishop, Ms of Mount.
Joy township, Adams county. deceased.
M. The account of Jeremiah alit, Executor of Wm
Gait, deceased.
59. The second and final account of Samuel Brown, Ad
agnieVator of Geo. Nall. deceased.
60. The first and final account of John B. Nell, Execu
tor of Henry Nell. deceased.
al. The first and final account of Harriet Chrouister,„
Trustee for the sale of the real estate ofJacob Chrenlster,
late of Learners township, deceased.
02. Thant* and anal account of Daniel Culp, Adinin
=with Oro will annexed of 4:0 Culp, Cl Peter, de
.
W. The first and anal account of Nathaniel Miller,
Administrator of Lewis Miller, late of Barwick township,
deceased.
01. The first account *Vet er Anisbangh. Jr., Adininia•
trator of Peter Aniabangh, late of Reading township,
deceased. ,
66. First and final account of Joseph L. Shorb, Esq,
Administrator of Joseph Kuhn, deceased.
66. liscood ancatmt of Gawp Ektrehara Executor of
the last will and testament of Simnel B. Patterson, de.
ceased, including the account of said Gborge
teseamentiqy Onardisn of Olive pattentan, only child and
legatee dale' damaged.
e 7. First and Ansi se=nnt aeinos Stonseihrand 118113
T. steneeilter, Adolnletnitore of Ellen Stociesifer, de
ceased.
64. The =bunt of Augustus Detrick, acting Extent:r
of the will of Wm. Detrick, decanted.
eta. The neat and Anal account Qr./. W. Diehl, Admin
trator of Edmund D. Menges, demeaned.
70. Nina and Anal account of J L. tyhlek, Executor of
the last sell I and testament ofeathari Mlareter, deceased.
71. Thg second account of= Bum holder, Iraq. Ex
ecuter otlhe last will and • ant of George slack,
late of Menaklen township, Adams county, deceased.
72. The account of John Diehl, Executor of the will of
Mary Ann Alison, deceased.
73. First account of Jams, W. Oubernatar, Administra
tor pt the estate of Dr. Henry A. Lilly, deceased.
74. Hirst cud dual amain of Franklin H. Ebert,
ministrator otEllenora M. °shorn, late of Huntington
tothship, deceased,
Jai; .24--ic
W, D. lIOLTZWORTII, Register
PROCLAMATION. --WHEREAS the
Hon Roast! J. 7mirsa, President of the several
Courtsof CoulmOn Pleat; in thnrounties comprising the
19th District; lad Justice of th...lourts of Oyer and Ter
miner and General Jail Delivery, for the trial of all cap
ital and other offenders in the said district, and luso
E. RICKMAN and ISAAO ROMISOI, Q• 2111 , Judges ofthe
Courts of Common Pleasmad Justices° the Courts ofOyer
and Terminer and General Jail Delivery, for the trial of
all capital and other offenders in tho Con nty of Adams—
have boned their precept, bearing date the 17th day of
April, in the year ofour Lord one thoasand eight hundred
and sixty-seven ; and to me directed, for holding a Court
of Common Pleas, and General Quarter Session. of the
Peaceand General Jail Delivery and Court of Oyer and
Terminer, at Gettysburg, on Newsday, the 19M day of
August, instant— . .
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ..to all the Justices of
the Peace,the Coroner and Constables within the said
County ot Adams, that they be then and there in their
proper persons, with their Rolls, Records, Inquisitions,
Examinations. and other Remembrances, to do those
things which to their °Mies and in that babel ftppertain
to be done. and also, they who will prosecute against the
prisoners th..t. are or then distil* in the Jail of the said
County of Adizns,are to be then and there toprosecute a
gainst them ma shallbejust.
Sheriff's Office, Gettysburg,
July 31, 1857.
- IRXECUTOR'S NOTlCE.—Letters
TOADIMIDDILTI on the Estate of DAVID Z. COOL, ISto
of iermilea township, Adams county, Penna., deceased;
having been granted to the undersigned residing in said
township, they hereby give notice to all persons indebt
ed to said atlas to call and make immediate payminit,
and IiIOOD Wing claims against the same will present
them properly authenticated forsettlement.
THOMAS E. COOK,
GEORGE H. COOK,
July 17.—dt Executors.
DISSOLUTION.
►{SHE ptutnership heretofore existing
ip.diraen the undersigned under .he Ann of GARD
NAB t BROTHER, of Petersburg, Y. 8., is hereby die
sot•ed.
All persons indebted t) said Arm, will please make
payment Without delay. Either partner is authorized
to nee the name of the firm in the settlement of the bu
siness. J. A. GARDNER,
J. W. GARDNER.
•
HAVING disposed of my stock of
Merchandise to Messrs. Hartman 1 Sadler, and
in retiring from a =cement *business career of nearly
eighteen Years, I hereby return my grateful acknow.
ledgements to my friends and customers for their liberal
patronage, and cheertully recommend to their generous
encouragement, my success:lv, Messrs. penman & Sad.
ler. J. A. GARDNER.
April 18, 1887
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
I
rrui und.nolgned having been appointed by the Or
,Oittne Court of Adams county, Auditor, to make
distritmtkin of the balance in the hands ofJosesa BEMS
kaI, Admin istratar of the estriteof Pgrea WW73., decd,
among hls next of kin, will attend to that dnty at his of
fice, in Gettysburg, on TIIURS DAY the 15th day of
AUGUST next,at9'oclock,A.M»when and where all
persons Interested are requested to attend.
Julr2oll.4t ' B.G. McCBEARY, Auditor.
LICENSE
•
Tronowiin applications to keep a Restaurant have
beau Sled in my office with the nu.nisite number of
Signers, and will be presented at the Court of Quarter
Sessions, on 310NDAY the 'Nth day of AUGUST next.
; JOHN X.;ILWINPRITZ, Gettysburg,
JOHN IiOPFMAN,
A. W. Dim* Clerk. . [July 31.-td
goal, "fitabtr, &c.
LUMBER, & COAL,
A .N IMMENSE STOCK:
CORNER OP CARUS= ST. AND THE RAILROAD
GETTYSBURG, PENNA
IN order to give the public something
... f a,
A. ean adequate Idea of the Immense stock of Lum
ber, f Mores, Iftrysare, ke n lc ., an hand end for sale
by t nodendsmed, ark& astablishment, in Carlisle st,
ac the ltallraid men the. Passenger Station. he
weal mtemeiwbs arfkr es the limits oft newspaper ad
vertisement will allow :
tN TEE LUMBER LINE :
Boards and Plank of emery grade, from culling! to panel,
Joists and fonstlot,pbtesad hemlock, Siding, planed
and usplaned. flooring,irhlnglesalhingle Laths, Plaster
ing Wm, read y Doors and Flash, BlOste
and Pbutters,=in hot, everything used for building pur
poses.
IN THE COAL LINE :
Shamokin White Ash and Lykens' Valley Red Ash,
theme two varieties being the purest and beat for all
dolomitic purposes. Also the very beet Broed•top and
Allegheny omilb Coal:
1131..50r particulars et Stoves. Tinware,&c.,
Usameat under head of Stover and Tinware. see adver
O. H. BUEHLER,
July 3,1867.
LUMBER !- LUMBER !
NEW LUMBER YARD IN EM
,MITTt3BURG, MD.
WE would respectfully inform the
.. publics that we kayo attabllaheda LARGE LUM
BER YARD la Rmadttiburg, Md. •
L UMBER, StANTL.INO, PICK-ETA AND 'LATHS
PLOORING BOARDS, W7NDCIOWS, DOORS,
mamma, BLINDS,
end every desaription of !Wilding Lumber thraished a
the lemma 0 4 0 0 Price -31,1/j "WILLIAIf vutick
Juse2l,/effk—tf . Anent kg Potter k 00.
: .
NEWLUMBRE' YARD.
.
rim ius4mcned- kes opened
.11 LUMBER
J tkutp, on the -Rautoad, NW Guinn I
. ithaife Lithet4e, Gettrebttri end sake the public to
ti-e Mule' OM NU . sinortateat le one of the beet ever
aftroir:2,*ldeptie_er sow atitthemitalleet u T te j
ivMIL U. nal 1 1 111 MN` mum, inch and bait
OARTIB. besi :00.11N the
nutoe ll e , t, P ibr A uv LlNol l a y t k . : ate ., ac ii , mad it the-
Ithittnt to his itobk.. Conte end Illiandn. tar
S O. .
supply otShinelee,atiow prlees,almsys on hand.
N v. 1 1.861:6—tt
JACOB BNBADS.
HINGLICS.—Priine Shingles, the
laps/ Dodos th e" wed, eintng the !Jaw
as.estrfeautt• . [Nov. 1866.-ta
. _
leoinae Ait
GU/N$ &REILLY have erected
and
Fibs
CEA
sot
Anne
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pRIVATE SALE OF VALUABI 4 E
REAL ESTAtE.
The undersigned will seU at Private Sae, htr mhaable
Tarn, in C umberland township , on We Cnsambershwig
pike, about S 14 wiles ftom Gettysbarg,
_adjoining lands
of Abraham Rlank, George Stover: rid
others oadaining 100 ACRES jet 11rg5411441 •—lwre
Acrid of which are in goes.' Timber. The lawtoveliwnts
are a good. two-awry
STONE DWELLING,.
with a bank Barn, with all the necessary Ontkalkitap
—two wens of good water, a ilno thrivlngyoung Orchard
of choice fruit, and other Improvements. The fences are
in good order, and the term in a high matelot cultivation,
must of it having been recently limed. It in conveakart.....
ly located , and is regarded as one of the best farms In Ile
neighborhood by competent judge.. Also,. lot olground
in New Man, on which Is erected a new twostory
BRICK DWELLING,
a Frame Stable, Carriage House, flog Pen, and other
necessary oaf-buildings, with a well of first-rate water
c nvenient to the door. This property 11 •adAtirab/7
opted fors Shoemaker, 'Pinner, or Tenor, either ofwhlch
businesses would prove profitable, as the town Is rapidlY
improving, and a demand for these tracks is i
Wlf not sold within 30 days the above properth l t er Vl.
be rented.
air Persons desiring to view the same, and wishing
further information, can call upon the undersigned resid
ing in Now Salem. My Post Office address is Cashtown,
Pa. Palmas desiring to purctuuni, would do well to ex
amine these properties before perchaslng elsewhere.
July 31.-ts• JACOB MICKLEY, D. of D.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY
The undersigned, Administrator of the estate o (Darnel.
Fintia, deceased, will sell at. Public Sale, en Priddy. the
le4A day of August, at 9 &dock, 4. M., at the late resi
dence of said deceased, in Straban township, Adams co.,
Pa., a variety of valuable Personal Property, consisting
of two first-rate Breeding Mares, one yearling Colt and a
two year Colt, 4 first rate Mitch Cows, I one of them near
ly fresh. 0 head of young ( attle, 10 head of Hogs, 2of
which are first rate Brood Sows, 10 head* of goad Sheep,
2 broad and one narrow-tread four horse Wagons, a one
horse Wagon, Lime Bed, Hay Carriage and Hay Ladders,
Wheat Fan. Threshing Machine, a Buckeye Reaper and
Mower, double and single Shovel Plows, and Harrows,
Grain Drill, double , and single Trees, Spreader*, Corn
Coverer, Sleigh and Sled. Flax Break. Mowing Scythes.
Grain and Clover Cradles, Riding Saddle, 4 sets of first
rate Wagon Gear., Fifth Chain, Lug Chains, a lot of first
rate HA c by the stack, 14 Acres of Corn in the ground,
Iron Kettle, Ten-plate Stove and Pipe, Cutting Box,
Grindstone, Cron-cut Saw,2 craps of Bees. Grin, a lot of
good Bags, Sink and Cupboard, Bureau, Chairs, Bedsteads
and Bedding, an d a variety of other articles.
44 Attendance will be given and terms made known
GEORGE; DOPER, Adixer. .
ty
July al -to
VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers for sale, on advantageorii terms,
his FAR3I, situated In Straten township, Adame minty,
Pa., four miles northeast of Gettysburg, onedimrth of a
mile from King's and Gulden's Station, on the Railroad,
containing
more or less. It can be divided into nine Lots. The
improvements are a two story Brick-cased
DWELLING HOUSE,
brick Beck-building, a well of water neat the Kitchen, a
Cistern near the Waeh-bonse, a Smoke and Dry House,
Bank Barn, Wagon Shed, Corn Crib, and other outbuild
ings, with a Well of gad water near therdoor. There are
a variety of all kinds of FRUIT on 'the premises, and
garden and yard ornamented with boxwood.
If not sold bifore the let day of October, It a-ill be
RENTED. A small Drolly would be preferred.
For further particulars inquire of the subscriber, or
of J. A. C. itiodlaub, Jr., In Mountpleasant township, near
Millers store. CHRISTIAN ItINDLAUB.'
FARM AT PRIVATE SALE.
I offer for sale my FARM situated in Stntban town.
ship, two miles east of Gettysburg. on the turnpike lead
ing to York, and known on the old Trostle Farm. It
contains 161 ACRES of good land, and is' in a high state
of cvdtivation. It has been thoroughly limed, and la in
good repair. The fences are mostly of good locust porta
and chestnut mils. There are about 20 in good
Meadow, lylitg in three operate parts. There are also
about 35 acres of thriving timber and good springs of
Water in every lied except one. Thee is a new two
story BRICK liousx, and a Bank Born over 100 feet
bong newly covered. There beau excellent Spring near
the Mouse; also a good well of water near the Barn.—
About 8 Acres are covered with excellent grafted Fruit
—Appleti and peaches.
sairAny persen wishing to purchase it good Horne will
do well to view this snug tittle Farm before purchasing
elsewhere. JOSRPM TROSTLE.
FARM AT PRIVATE SALE.
I offer at private sale at my residence in Tyrone town
ship, one mile west of Heiniersburg, pn the Mei:Wien
road, 100 ACRES or GOOD LAND, (At which are s two
story Log House, weather-boarded, and phutered Stone
Kitchen, and Bank Barn. There lea good well of Water
near the House; aloe two streams of never-failing water
running through the farm. About 20 Acres are of young
thriving TIMBER, with a never-failing Spring of run
ning water thereon. There are about 25 Acres of good
Meadow Land; also a good Lime Kiln on the farm, and
• good ORCHARD OP FRUIT. The Farm has ben
limed three times within fifteen yeers. It is Ins high
state of cult lvdtion, and is surrounded with Hills and
Churches. There is • good School-house on the farm.
11SeAny person wishing to tee this Farm, or that on
the York tneimike, will find me at home at all times.
5,1067.—tf JOSEPH TILOSTLE.
BANN, Sheriff.
FARMS FOR SALE.
No. 1. Lying on the Harrisburg
and Gettysburg road between York Springs and
burg, coat aining 121 ACItEd, with improeatuents, now
occupied b) James Miller. Pi ice US per acre.
No. 2. Lying on the Carlisle and
New Oxford road, between Ifeldlersburg and New Ch sss.
ter. containing 145 ACHES, with good improvements
now occupied by (ileatge J. Shank. Price $.O per acre.
Terms: One half to be paid on the delivery of the
deed; the balance to suit the purchaser, either in mph
or in first judgment Bonds of not less than 15200 for No.l,
and $4OO for Ne. 2. to b., paid annually with interest.
.These farms are patented, lie bandsomeiy and have
been limed. W.F. BONNER.
May V, 1887.-tf
itarriarfts,Ttarne, 5, 6:r.
NEW. FIRM!
AT THE OLD STAND.
[ESTABLISHED. IN 1517.1
I have associated with me, in business, my son, Joao F.
McCaesar, under the firm and style of 11. klcCaLialf
& SON, and I deers to say to my obi friends and the pub
lie generally that. since the war, the manufacture of
Saddles, llarnesti, Collars, kc., has been revived at the old
established and well known stand on Baltimore Street.
one square south of the Court House, Gettysburg, Pa.
Having had an experience of 40 years in this establish
ment, I feelassured. that, with renewed attention to bus•
iness, we can still further merit and receive a full shire
of public patronage
Feb. 1,1860.
With i acreased facilities for conducting our business,
we are better prepared than ever to satisfy the wants of
all those who may need anything in our line.' We espe
cially call the attention of Farmers and others - to the
superior quality of our •
Plain or Quilted Seat Horn Side Leathers,
Saddles, Humes, all kinds, with or
Plain or Quilted Seat no without fastenings,
Horn, Housings,
Plain or Quilted Seat SigeScotch Collars(legther),
Saddler, " " — Woking),
Plain or Fancy Saddle Clot be No Seam Collars, .
Wagon Saddles, Best Welt Harness Collars,
Biding Bridles, of all kinds,P a t ent Leather Collars,
fair or black, rounded or stitched or unstliched,
fist, Best Leather Wagon Whips,
Martingale', 4,4%, and 5 feet long,
Carriage Harness, alistyles,PfbitesTena Whips,
silvitr or black mounted, Trotting Whips,
Heavy Drift Harness, Ladies' Riding Twigs,
Blind Bridles, Whiplashes,
Girths, Horse Blanket+, kc., ko.,
Cruppers,
Inshort,eyerything that pertains to a drat class genera
horse furnishizig establishment constantly on bend or
madoto order promptly, of the.very best material, and
by the most experienced workmen to the country, (two
hating 'Worked in this establishment for the last thirty
years.)
Ware now manufacturing an excellent lot of Heavy
Draft and Harness Collars for those n ho prefer our owe
to city made work.
,Repairing ofall kinds doneat short notice and on rea•
sons le terms.
All are oordiallyinvited to call and examine for them
selves u oar work cannot fail to recommend Itself.
Feb. 1,1366—tf. DAVID McCELRANY A SON.
NEW SADDLER SHOP.
ON "the Rill," Baltimore Street, Gettysburg, Pk—Con.
stantly on band, of made to order, all kinds or
• RIDING SADDLES,
WAGON SADDLES,
CARRIAGE HARNESS,
DRAUGHT HARNESS,
RIDING BRIDLES,
BLIND BRIDLES,
COLLARS,
FLY NETS, &e.
ao low no the lowest
May 29, 1867.-tf.
CARRIAGE -MAKING RESUMED.
The war being aver, the undersigned have resumed the
CARRIAGE-MAKING BUSINESS,.
at Mali old stand, in East Middle street, Gettysburg,
where they are again prepared to put up work in the
most fashionable, substantial, and superior manner. A
lot of new and second-hand
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
on hand, which they' will dispose of at the lowest prices,
and all orders will be supplied as promptly and satiate=
torily as possible.
done with dispatch, and at cheapest rates.
A large lot of new andoki HARNESS is baud far safe:
Thankful kr the liberal pafronags heretofore enjoyed
by then, they solicit and will endeavor to deserts a largo
skaro in the future.
May 2;9--tf
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES..
,
41.tigow , Iding A variety or COACH wORIk of tlerr
lift ,' r , • *moves:3,las, And constrieted *MO
bed . 4 ,i la which. they Invite tam attention .4 bay.
1,52 1
ors,, lii •• hint our-work witb coat care, and at
taw* ri4 -
Gorki selicted witilispectil Marone* to yet
tad durability, we can confidently reenosinandthe,' , '
as rossarpawesi by,any other in or oat of the cafe& '
we ask Is an insiart too of our inn*. to einninell them In ' '
want of any kind ofa vehicle that tbia i5i,,,5i5e........„....,
bey them. — rrwtir All
Or 11 F;PAIRINO twOTOry branch ihmei
"ti egaoial Irocti '
12641Mitts**11".1
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,
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Nat Cate Mon
53 ACRES,
WEISS
June 5, 1867.—tf
I will sell the Farms,
arREPAIRING.4O
DANNER A ZIEGLER
TATE do GULP
DAVID .IIcCREARY
J. M. ROWE