RIQICIMPAaTED.
Aroats bourf r i r • l rElArititAlcot,
CONVENTION.—Pursueut td oil, the dele-'
,gates of thiedilihrent*Ufrelies and TenWer ,
ance oripultudiontrmekOn Wrinepday i Aug.
14, at 2 o'clOck, P. U., iu the E. Church,'
Gettysburg. ;
The meetingwaacalled to 'order by Rev.
G. D. CuscsowlTS, Correarsmdttleileeretalle,
of the Peqnsylvania State Temperance'
Union. and Rev. A. W. Bevaz appointed
temporary 'Chairman, apd J. Cr trrzi See
, ,
retary.
After some appropriate rem& by the
Chairman, the meeting , s - as o with
Prayer by' ReV. G. D. CrEirbwrru. after
which delegates and others were requested
to hand in their names. Twenty names
ws re -reported.
,Rev.:G. D. CHIZIOWITII then Made a short
statement of the rise- . and progress of the
State Temperance (Union, and of the ohjeet,
of this Convention. .
A committee of five Were appointed to
nominate permanent officers for the Couitty
organization ; and also:a business committee
of three to report a coristitutign and r4solu
tions for the Couvli r iticin, to whom all reso
lutions were to be eferred without debate.
The President appointed Messrs. H. G.
McCREAtiv, A. W, FLEMMING, J. M. WAR
ER, C. J. N:ANDEESLOOT and ADAM WEur,
as committee on officers, and Rev. G. D.
CHENOWITH, Dr. J. L. HILL and D. A.
BUEHLER, Eq., as committee 011 business.
The chairman of the business comiuittee
reported the following constitution, fchicli
was adopted :
[The Constitution Hilt appear - next week.]
EVENING SESSION
Rev. G. D. Cuk:cowrrn opened with
prayer. The names of those present, who
were not present in the afternoon, were re
ported, numbering twenty.
The following gentlehaen were unani-
Juously elected officers of the Asseciation ;
President—R. G. MCCREARY; Esq. ; Vice
(Presidents--14ev. J. A. BROWN, '1). D., SOL
.O/ON PowEas ; 'Secretary—J. H. Wknr ;
Treasurer, .1.. L. SCRIM
'The b'ustess committee reported the fol
lowing res utions, which were adopted :
Resolved, That as Intemperance with all
its combined influence; now presents one of
the most gigantic forms of evil known in
ur country, and as human skill is insuffi
ient, to surmount these influences and re
trieve the curse, we therefore reverently im
plore the Divine Wisdom to guide our coon=
cils and his blessing on our efforts in amain
plishing the work.
2. That we deem it of the first importance
that the rising generation fie carefully guard
edyagainst the evils of Intemperance ; and
wei earnestly recommend , that the sub'
be ltrought before the superintwden's and
teachers of our Sabbath Schools, with the
rtlquest that they co-operate with us in se
curing the pledges of the children. under
their charge td total abstinence.
That the managers of this County or
ganization are hereby requested, and it is
their duty to encourage and hold 'public
meetings in their respective townships,
through their Pastors, Sabbath Schools,
churchlos, Sc., and to - call out speakers for
such occasions, and present the total absti-'
nence pledge for signers ; and that eac
township report quarterly to the president
of the County organization the ntmaber of
meetings held and the names enrolled. ;
4. That as the diffusion of light and intel
ligence is essential in every moral reform,
we recommend to all the "Leader," pub
lished tilt J. H. KEAYI.Y, Hollidaysburg,
Pa., "Monthly eirenlar;" published at Lan
caster, Pa., "...Yationat Temperance ..t(1 uo
care," and "Youths' Temperance Banner,"
published by J. STEARN. No. 172 William
street, New York, and the "Temperance
Banner," published at Selin's Grove, Pa..
as an efficient means .(f' prosecuting the
work.
5. That to the traiguAil intoxicating drinks
may be traced a largo portion: df the drunk
enness, paupdrism,losanity, crime and cas
ualties of the country ; and that against
these evils, as a civil right, the people should
be protected by wholesome legislation ; and
that as aAicease Oyes freedom und•apparent
respectuEllity to the traffic, add denies the
proper protection to the people, therefore, it
is the right and duty of the citizens of this
Commonwealth in self-defence, by legisla
tion and all suitable ineaillo bring such
traffic to an end. ,•
O. That the licensing of acknowledged
evils is wrong in morals and ruinous in le
gislation, and that a good law is a potent in
strument to crote a good i?nbic sentiment,
and a bad law corrupts and depraves it ; and
that we can never give our consent to a s:ys
tem which shall give' the legal sanction of
the State to the traffic in intoxicating drinks
—a business so ruinous to the best interests
of the people—and that prohibition is the
only safe legislation that can be enforced in
practice.
7. That in theppiniuu of - this Convention
it is inconsistent with the obligations volun
tarily a -same(' by professors of Christianity,
or members of 'any Temperance organiza
tion to manufacture, sell or use iptoxicating
drinks as a bevdrage, or sign an application
for a license, or rent their property to retail
such liquors, or in any way give counte
nance to the traffic.
8. That we request all political parties . to
•
nominate good, well-tried Temperance men
for civil office.
t. That as the pulpit isa potent inStrument
in this country in creating and sustaining a
purified public sentiment, we therefore, re
spectfully request the pastors of this County
to preach on the subject of Temperance, in
their respective congregations on the third
!Sabbath in September, or at their earliest
conveuictnee.
'..-
01,i.notion, it was
Resolved,. That the proceedings of the
Conventkin be published in the County pa
pers.
The Cotivention adjourned, with the Ben
ediction by Rev. G. D. tIiENOWITH, to meet
.Snfurritty, Oct. 19, at 10.o'dock, A. M.
J. 4. CLUTZ,
CAPILLAItY ADORNMENTS.—The best
hi the eheape,st. Use "Barreti's Hair Re
storative," First'Premiutn awarded. it
CHANCE FOR ONE!
A FIRST-CLASS
Finkle & Uron's
SEWING MACHINE,
WO 1? TH $6O,
Ands Life Seholnrship In Bryan, Strut.
ton 41. Kimberly's
BUSINESS COLLEGE
WORTH $5O,
GIVEN AWAY!
WF.;:will present to anybody sending us
30 NEW SUBSCRIBERS to the "STAR asp
SE:ermat,," one of Finkle t. Lyon's first
class Family Sewing Machines, worth $6O ?
and considered one of the best in the coun
try.
To anybody sending us 25 NEW SUB:
SCRIBERS, we will present a Life Scholar
ship, available in any of Bryan's, Stratton St
Kimberly's Business Colleges, worth $50.,
games may be sent in at once, and if the
required number cannot be obtained, the
person sending will be paid FIFTY CE/OS
in Cash for every one received. Those lybo
intend to compete for these Prerniome, win
Bay so, when sending in the first name t that
t h e proper record niay be made.
'" The gripe of subscription'Oez.4o) must Sti..;
ciapPallritrorT 1
Aptrial
BALSAgliff yThDq3ll:lffl.
6011 04* P0491/, 1 Intalffiffir
filth, (*missy, and the numertss ae , well a,—,.ilia4prous
diseases of the Tkiiat, C estand iatelet;pierteli ienur .
ehangeableolimate at all seasons of the year; few are
fokunate enough to escape their bimetal influence. how
itntrortant than to have at hands certain !antidote to all
these cotnpitiinte. Experience proves that this exists in
Wane s Balsam to an extent not found in any other re
reedy: hoireier aerie.° the suffering, the- applicatiort o
this soothing, beating and wonderful Balaton at once Mt.
ouisbes the, disease and restore, the sufferer to wonted.
health.
RR. JOECY BIINTO,
OF BALDWIN, OFLUEONG COONTT, Y.—writes
"I was urged by a neighbor to get one bottle of the
Balsam, hr toy wife, being assured by him that hi case it
did not produch good effects. he would pay for the bottle
himself: Gallia strength of such practical evidence of its
merits, I procured a bottle. My Cie at this lime was so
low wittfatest the physicians termed SIATICD CONStrIieTION
as to be unable to raise herself from, the bed, coughing
constantly and raising more or less blood. I commenced
giving the Balsam as directed, and was so much' pleased
with its operation that 1 obtained another bottle, and
continued giving it. Before this bottle Was entirely need,
she ceased coughing and was strong enough to sit up.—
The firth battle entirely ittirrotien HU doing
that which several Physicians had tried to do but had
failed."
Prepared by. SETH W. FOWLE SON, 18 Tremont at,
Boston, and for sale by Druggist' generally.
Aug 7,1887.-1 m
ACROSTIC.
G sully It penetrates through every pore,
It elieving sufferers from each angry sere;
A lU'poundsitheals with certainty and speed;
C Ws* Burns, from Inflammation soon are freed;
.E rupLiqui, , at its Presence disappear;
tl kins lase each stain, and the complexion'aclear !
9 !art., such as GRACE'S every one should buy,
A to its wondrous xueritittestily,
li et those who doubt, a sinlite hex Gut try,—
erily, thee its true deserts 'twould have;
E Ten unbelievers would laud GRACE :8 SeLvz!
Aug. 7,1987.-1 m •
NO. 3.
DII. SCHENCK'S I'ULMONIC SYRUP
LiThie great medicine cured Dr. J. H. SCHENCK, the Pro-
Printaf, of Pulmonary Consumption, when it had 118611 -
ed its most formidable &erect, and when epoedy death ats•
pstired to be inevitable. His physicians pronounced his
case incurable, when he commenced the uncut tbissimple
lhat powerful remedy. His health was restored in a very
short time, and no robin of the disease has bemi appre
bandedMir all the symptoms quickly disappeared, and
his pre i weight is more than two hundred pounds.
!Since his recovery, be has devoted his attention exclu
sikely to the Cure of Consumption, asd the diseases which
• ate usually complicated with it. and the cures effected by
hes medicines have been very numerous and truly won
ddrfal. Dr. Schenck makes professional visits to sever.
a 4 of the larger cities w eekly, where lie bas a large con
cdurse of patients, and it is truly astonishing to see poor
consumptives that have to be lifted ontof their carriagee
aed in a few months healthy, robust persons. DR
SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP, SEAWEED TONIC,
AND MANDRAKE PILLS are generally all required in
curing Consumption. Full directions accompany each
so that any one can take t hem without seeing Dr, Schenck,
but when it is convenient it is beau.° see him. He gives
advice wee, but for a thorough examination with his Re
spirometer his fee is three dollars.
P„. , b serve when puicliaeing, that the two like
. ' etilit 1 a Doctor—one when in the last stage of Con
b. mptio. a.. the other as he now is, In perfect—are on
t (los . s . t stamp. •
old al
/ 2
Druggists aud Dealers. Price g 1.50 per bot
le. • , he halfdozen. Letters for advice should al
•s. et ected to Dr. Scbenck's P rincipal Office, N 0.15
No • h tteet, Philadelphia, Pa.
Gene I Wholesale Agents; Demas Barnes & Co., N.Y.
S.S. II . Baltimore, Md.; John D. Park, Cincinnat.
Ohio; Walker Taylor, Chicago, Ill.; Collins Bros., fit.,
1./sTs, We. [Nov. w e m lv.
cur,—PanniPOart lON, IS67.—AdVicee just re
. '• by mall enable usS. announce punitively that the
-- gold medal for AnWictin sewing machines was
awarded to Elias Howe, Jr , as.the manufacturer of the
bent sewing machine that was exhibited. There were
eighty-two darerent machines in competition for theprize,
and Mr Rowe received the • dditional award of the Cross
of the Legion of Honor, as manufacturer and inventor.—
The exact wording of the award is as follows:
Howe Mecums, Wuccun A. WILSON. -
" Co-operatenr Eli a s: "Wheeler A Wilson, pour
Howe: Jr , peomoteur de lel la machine a boutonniere.—
machine a coudro. .31cditilLe d'or."
it d'or."
The official list of those who were made Knights of the
Legion of Honor, as published in the Paris papers, reads
thus: `•]tons. Elias ilowc,Jr., fabricant dr maehines a
coudre. exposant: which. translated into English, resat, :
'Mr. Elias ilowe,Jr., maker of sewing machines, ex
hibiting."
Prem this it will be seen that the medal awarded to
Wheeler at Wilson was for a ''lluttonhole 3lachine," and
not for the Sewing Machine.
Each of these world-renowned machines bears the me
dallion head of Elias Howe, Jr., (trade mark,) without
which none are genuine. Messrs. dibley r toops, Agents,
No. 'a Chestnut street, Philadelphia. !July
HELIII3OLD'S FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU
Is a certain cure for diseases of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, DROPSY, ORGANIC
WEAKNESS, FEMALE CONIPLAINTS, GENERAL
• DEBILITY,
and all itiseaseu of the . _
URNARY ORGAN.,
whether existing in
MALE OE FEMALE,
from whatever range originating and no matter of
HOW LONG STANDING
Diseases of these organs reticle the nee eta diuretic.
If no treatment is submitted to. Consumption or Iv
esuity may eusue.. Our Flesh null Blood are supported
4-0,0 thnto «,orwacand thsh
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS,
and
that of Poatorit y. (lop mde. upOn prompt ro , e of .1 col lable
, remoly.
111:61ROLIPS EXTRACT RUM,
Eesi obi isb ed npwerdb of 18 years, prepared by
11. T. IIEL,311:10L11, Druggist,
504. oadway, New Rork. and
101 tionth 10th st.. Philadelphia, Pa
Fel..
TO CONSUSLPTIY ES
The advertiser, having been restored to health in a few
weeks by a very simple remedy, atter having suffered
for several yearn with a severe lung affection, and that
dread disease Connum pt ion—is anx ions, to make known
to his lellow•sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the pre
ncription used (free of charge), with the directions for
preparing and using tile name; w Lich they will find a
Scar CURE for CoNLU)t'TtON, ASTIMA, BitoNCLUTIS, CuLDS,
Coccus, and all Throat and Lung Affections The only
object of the advertiser in sending the Puiscription is to
benefit the afflicted, and spread information which he
conceives tote invaluable, and he lames every- sulkier
wilt try his remedy, as It will cost them nothing, and
may prow a bleastug. Parties wishing the prescription,
ME, by return mail, will pleane address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings Co., Nen York.
June •
COLGATE & CO'S
COLGATE GERMAN
co's ERASIVE SOAP.
Is manufactured from PURR MA
ERA I V E LS. and may be considered
the - STANDARD OF4 EXCEL
• SOAP. LENOE, Fur sale by all Grocers.
[May 16, 1867.—1 y
HELM BOLL'S CONCE:NTRATEIT EXTRACT BUCIIU
Is the Great Diuretic.
HELIBOLD'S CONCESTE. VIED EXTRACT SARSAPAGILLL
Is the Great Blood Purifier.
Both are preparrl according to roles of Pharmacy and
Chemistry, and arft the moat active that can be made.
Feb.2B; 1887.-11 •
TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AN D UNSAFE REM
SAXES or unpleasant and dangerous' diseases. Use
Relmbold'S,Extract Bute and Improved Rose Woken.
Feb. Zit, 1667.-ly
The Indian Doctor will be again at the Eagle Ilttel in
Gettysburg from Saturday Aug., 24th to Saturday 31at.
Aug.
PRINTING PRESS
ROE SALE
We have a surplus IRON FRANKLIN
PRES§—platen 38 inches—which will
be sold low.. It Itin good order—the "Sen
tinel" hairing been printed on it up to the
date of consolidation. It is now offered for
sale simply because we have no use for it.
Address
HARPER, MCPHERSON dr. BURBLER,
I MARRIED.
Kttctrrah.;—Dosa.—On Sunday, the 4th
inst., at St. John's Church, Baltimore, by the
Rev. Father "Vance, Mr. John H. Krichten,
of this county, to MIAs Maggie Bosh, of Car
lisle, Fa.
• 001)E1.4"—LAsttELL.—In Dayton, Ohio. on
the 18th of July, by ltev. T. P. Bucher, Mr.
Wesley G. Ogden to Miss Rachel A. Lashell,
both formerly of Gettysburg.
• .
DIED.
jt.4,4obituary notices 3 cents a line for all
over 4.lines—eash t 4;) aeconipaoy notice.
BLacn.—On the 28th ult.; in Greenwood
t
Franirlin county, infant son of Robert and
Margaret C. Black, aged 2 Mos. ar.d 20 days.
ESISIERT.—On Tuesday, the 13th inst., in
Hanover, Pa., after a liugerineWness of con
sumption, Mr. H. W. Emmert, aged' about
60 veers.
FLIPAULE.—On the 3rd inst., in this coun
ty, Mary Jane, daughter ofgicholas Finagle,
aged T motiths and 19 days.
sicratrz.-0u the 16th ult., 'in ttdB lace
ohn :Wesley, son of John R.llgenfriti e aged
months and 20 days. -
L.twuENcE.—On the 6th inst., in Mount'
.lessanttownship. Mr. John Lawrence, :aged
.1 years, 4 months and 19 d
McGowww.--On the sth inst., in Fayette-
Ville, Miss Annie McGowan, aged 24 yltsza•
JUT NOW
CHEAP Beiminux , SKIRTU,
NBRKFA BALMORAL SkTRTS,
ITALILESE t X)LINSTON'S BALMORAL.
ROSALIND BA MORAL SKIRTS,
Glum /anoint BALMORAL SHIBTs,
wEitaoTrom HOW *urn,
SIVLEX it,LLII*•II6O?
H00P,8404%
*molt Ho* i.;414,6"'s
Alt 21•41 :
gathit of ti4.lwvi•,.
. . burg Grain am
thE .
. .
81 Flour, ..
,m... 811 00€112 00
Ex our, 13 600)13 60
Rye lour„— 7 . 8
WhlBe Meat, 2, I 200
Red Wheat,.... 1 760 1 80'
Rye,....... .... . . • 00
Oata,t 60
Buctivrheat, .... 80
Timothy Bead, - 250
Moira Seed,.. 6 00
Pax !Seed, - 225
Pbstter Paris,. 17 50
Hay Per ton,. 16 00@18 00
BALTIMORE, Monday Morning.
BiLEADSTUFFS.—The market, for Flour is
very quiet. We make quotations as follelws :
Hoirard st. Super and out extra $9 00® 9 75
" " extra shipping 9 75®10 50
4 ' " retailing lO 50(411 25
41 EtA. td f am il y 11 50®12 00
G IF.—The rparket was quiet, with sales
of White Wheat at 205®250 cents, and Red
at 2}0®250. Own-AWhite sold at 110®115,
andr Yellow at .11241.20. Oats—the- market
wet4k and priftes drooping; sales at 05®75.
Rye—market more active and prices better ;
mien at 130@140 cents. .
kletv dutrtiottututo.
LIFE INSURANCE
THE NORTH AMERICAN LIFE AND
ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY
rssrms PERSONS OF ANY AGE OR OCCLTATION
AGAINST DEATH EITHER FROM
DISEASE OR ACCIDENT,
ALL life policies of this Company are payable at the
age of 80; so that a man may enjoy the benefit of
his lisTeetment in his old age, if his life is protracted be
yond four score years.
CAPITAL
Lewis L. Mimi, I'rerident.
S. T. Darlington, Secretary and Treasurer.
Directors.—Lewis L. Houpt, Samuel C. Palmer, W. W.
Kurtz, H. G. Leisenring, James Shields. J.E. K ingsley
James H. Conrad, John Bingham, Thomas K. Pearson,
Johe A. Wright.
- Apply to
LI-General Office,
482 WALNUT ST., PHILADELPIIIII
Aug. 3.-3 m
VALUABLE FARM AT
PUBLIC SALE
et
The suidersigued, Administrator, cum testate an
nein. of the estate of EBISEZER Mam my, late of il
tonhan township, Adams county, Pa., deceased, by
victim of a decree of the Orphans' Court of said nty,
asp
t
to Public Sale, on Friday, Me 11th day of Ottober
next, at 1 o'clock, P.M., on the premises, the veliable
FA of said deceased, situate in .Carroll's Irlact,"
Hatoiltonban township aforesaid, about 34 mile amt of
Penfield, on the road leading to Emmittsourg, eoutaia
ins no ACRES, more or less, of first rate Limestone Land,
with excellent running Water in most of the fields. The
Improvements are a two story Stone Dwelling, Log Darn,
with Wagon Shed attached, stone Spring llunee, and
other out-buildings About 24 1 Acres are in first-rate
3leMlow, with a lair proportion of good Timber. There
is agood Orchard of choice Fruit; also a never-failing
Spring of Water near the door. Several Quarries of good
Limestone have been opened on the premises.
ao-Personedesino g to view the Yarnt, will call on the
nndereigned reeiding thereon.
.Attendance will bexiven and terms made known
by E11E24 BUR 31eUINLEY, Adwi'r.
Aug. 31.-ts
itlrlurt; True Democrat insert 3 times and charge this
officio.
p uBTAc SALE OF VALUABLE
TIMBER LAND
The undersigned, Executors of the last Will and Testa
ment of DAVID E. Coox, deceased, will ...list-Public Sale,
on the premiss, on Saturday the tilst day of September
ne.ri. 30 ACLES OF VALUABLE TIMBER, situate in
Meriallen township, about two miles north-west of Ben.
derevAlle, near to road leading to Carlisle, adjoining lands
of Auiron Paxton, Pinegtore Iron Works. Joseph Wicker.-
ham and others. It will b e bola in six Lots of about fire
Acres each. Four of the above Lots are covered princi
pally with -good thriving Chest not Timber—the others
have Chestnut. White Oat, Pin Oak and Hickory.
AW , Perserer vriabing to view tit. pritni.oi Jr - Hi eel' at
the revidecce of Samuel E. OKA, above !tenderer ille
-44-Sale will commence at 10 o'clock, A.M., when at
tendance will be given and terms made known by
Ang.
1101.78L1c SALP OF
REAL ESTATE
II? pursuance of an order of the Orphans' Court of At
ems county. will be offered at Public Sale. on IFrinssday,
the Stith day of !.-planter. Ise:. the FARM of lipluel
Cashman. deceased. situate in Monntpleasant township,
neat Gulilen's Station on the Gettysburg Railroad. ad.
joining binds of John Cashman. John May. John Miller,
(merchant.) end containing GO ACRES. more or less; im
proved with a two-story ROUGHCAST HOUSE, a good
Log Barn. Wash House, well of nerer•fisiting water near
the.door, and a oplenuid young Orchard. The land has
bush limed. is in a gorid state of cultivation and under
goodefeneing. There is a suitable proportion of excellent
timber. The property will be shown to uerson4 wishing
to purchase by the Widow. residing on it.
tql,Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, P.M., win:4 attend
'lnce will be given and terms made known by •
DR. B. MELIfORN,
Guardian for the minor of Samuel Cashman, de
fettled
By the Court—A. W. MINTER, Clerk. [A.pg. 31.41
VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT PRIVATE SALE
A valuable traci of land of la ACRES. moret or less, on
the Millerstown road, being the west side of Seminary
hill and commanding Is view of the battle lield. The im
prevements ire an excellent TWO STORY FRAME
ROUSE, a large Garden with' 5 select Apple and Pearl/
Trees, perpetual right to the nee of a never-failing well
of excellent water, an orchard of about 50 bearing Apple
Tiln.e, a Barn and several Sheds. The Ivinse is beautiful
ly shaded by the adjoining grove of 5 Acres, and near the
well.
Also, ten Acres adj.iining this tract, and 35 more, If de
sired, at a very cheap rate.
IMFor terms apply to
Aug. 21.-tf-eor
c,?•'EE HIVE.
Ak there wore some disappointments hut Spring by
parties not getting a supply of the AMBRIOAN BEE
BOXES, the underri,gned is desirous that orders behead
ed in In time, go that everybody wanting them may ao
coinmodated without bill. Be will be at the Fair at Get
tysburg, during the entire 4 days, to receive orders.—
It is not deemed necessary to enter into a description of
this very valuable Hive, as It has been tried and found
thOroughly satisfactory. A large number of -tertifteates
will be ehown at,the Fair, or may be seen at any tine by
calling on the undersigned.
IS-Orders also taken for ITALIAN QUEENS.
. .
ISAAC T. SHRIVIR
to mberland tp., A ni4l.-St*
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
MALE AND FEMALE,
HANOVER, PA.
REV. Ti. 8. BOONS, A. M., Prit4al
MRS. C. B. KOONB,..faistarat. •
Gettysburg, Pa.
The exercises of this Institution will co , nanensa on
MONDAY, the 2nd of SEPTEMBER. next.
Pith,. Greek, and Mathesnatice, together with the
cohnnon and higher English branches, thoroughly taught
nod students prepared for any one of the College Classes.
French and German—extra.
Tuition payable in advance, or at the .middle of. ash
4tiarter. Apply to REV. H. S. KOONS, A. M.,
Hanover, Aug. 21.-2 t Princip3l.
sIINNNY SIDE
FEMALE EiSTITUTE,
NJ WBUBOOCUMBERLAND CO., Pa
he next session opens on TUESDAY the 3rd day of
SEPTEMBER next.
Yor particulars address
Aug. 21.-3t*
4.ETITSBITRG . *TB MALE IN.
, The next 114011011 and 6 Institution will commence an
tIF second MONDAY In 13.11PTRAIGER, next, (Sept. Ott-.)
F I' information concerning the school apply to
- MRS. R. M. 6. SUTER, Principal. '
i MIBB M. A. LONGWELL, Aestatants.
' WM. E. RENTER, A. M., -' . 1 .
• IGetty'sburg, Aug. Yl .-3t - •. • •- . -
iIOOT AND SHOE-lARTN.G.
JAMES WILSON
.ftapeatfully Inforto his friends sad tbeptibllcipmarally,
eh, has built a new Shop, on West allibbe "Wet,
. Trre
G IMMO, alew doorefroih the Court-Howe, and is
e
pr*sred promptly' to 'Macula all orders car within
b s line. 'ftentlemen, Ladies and Children ?MI MS
own, moss, BLIPPERS, hc., are requested' lti 'Sir?
lidm s call. Ifasuperiattaids all warltitadoltr Mk 'Strop,
will guaranty satisbectioa, both' as septic:salad ootili.
of work.
olir IA E, N D LN 0,16111',
. -
&nit kinds promptly atillido to. ' . • -
I Aug. 21,1.1111.-tr - v . . .. - .
-744‘1 , h010 or
• -
ARO .",:11111164.*, = 71
• .
d PPOVIIIIOII market.
Wedasiday
11V000
P0tat0e5.....„....• 066 70
Butter,--, 20
....... 10
PQM- ....... " 16
Bacon, naraA.... - 10
” 10
." thoulders, 10
Peache5,....._.... 10€1 15
2 00
Apples, 6
-12
Tall
6 0 7
S
Baltimore Produce Market.
OF PHILADELPHIA,
AT LOWEST CA6II RATES
MEM
HENRY A. PICKING, Esq., Gettystolgr,
Agent for Adams Coady.
THOMAS E. COOK.
EURO& H. COOK.
Executors
IV3I. A DUNCAN
AMERICAN
RSV. J. M; MORRISON, A.
.
07. REMOVAL ,
A. it". FErSZEL ,
CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY
Hremqvsh his Btoroto, Yetis &rent s next doOr to
Boyer & Bon's Grocet7, and directly opposite the
Gettysburg National Bank, where be has on hand, ,and ,
is constantly receiving, large supplies of • •
C L C-K S
from the beet Manufactories in the 'United Staten .141
styles, Iteiniator,Office,Eight-day and Twauty-lbur Hour
Clocks, with abd without Alarm Attachment - ell war
ranted, and will be Bold cheap. Prices from $3 50 to $9 W.
WATCHES.
of American an 1 Foreign manufacture; Gold and Silver,
linotingnise and Open-heed Levers, Detached Leven,.
Straight Line, Whitemovement,Lepinechanned, Time
keepers and Timing Watches, all warranted—st prices
ranging from 51300 to $ 500.
•
JEWELRY.
A splendid assortment ontings, chased and plain, Wed:
ding Rings, Rings Imitable for Gifts, Silver Rings, and
Grata Percha Rings, LIMBOS' Breastpins and Mir-rings of.
all stiles and prices, Gents' Pins of all kinds, Masonic,
Odd Fellows. Red Men and Templars'. Gold Pens. and
Pencil', Napkin Rings, Silver Thimbles Spectacles, sil
ver, plated and steel, a large variety of ? Gold and Silver
Test and Curb Chains, Gents' Bow= Studs, Sleeve But
tons, Lockets, Charms, &e., tr.c., eold CHEAPEIL PIUS( rat
CHEAPEST.
.3.Glocks, Watches, Jewelry and Musical Instruments
of every description REPAIP.Ist# to order, and satisfaction
guarantied in all easel,.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
to him, he hopes by doing good work, at reasonablepricee,
to merit the continuance of the same.
Gettysburg, Aug.:2l, A. P.. FEISTEL.
DANIEL GULDEN,
DRY GOODS,
FOUR, GRAIN, GROCEREES,
91111; undersigned keeps en band, at his Ware notion,'
1 known as -Gulden's Station," in Straban township,
on this line of the Gettysburg Railroad, all kinds of
GROCERIES
$500,000
including Sugar, Coffee, 'Molasses, spkea. &c., with Salt,
Fish,4lls, TonaCco,l,lacon, Lard, kci....4110,
LUMBER AND COAL,
including Building Stuff, Shingles.Lathe,Stoveand Black
sruith Cttil. Abu t •
and a large ansortment of
DRY GOODS , BOOTS , HATS
MMVMMUM
lle also pays the highest market price for Flour, Grain,
Corn, Oats, Buckwheat, Clover and Timothy Beetle, Pota
toes, kc„ or will receive and forward the saute to market
.on comml•sion. lie respectfully asks his friends and the
public to give him a call. DANIEL GULDEN.
Aug. 21, 1867.-tf
BOOK AGENTS WANTED
To Solicit Orders for a New Illustrated
BIBLE DICTIONARY.
(COMPLETE IN ONE VOLUME.)
rIIIIIS DICTIONARY embodies the remits, of the moat
recent study, research. and investigation, of about
sixtyBve of the moat eminent and advanced Biblical
Scholars now living. Clergymen of all denominations
approve it. and rogarti it 14 the hest work of its kind in
the English language. and one which ought to be in the
hands of every Bible reader in the land.
In circulating this work. Agents will 11141 a pleasant
and profitable employment. The numerous objections
which are usually encountered in selling ordinary works
will not exist with this.
But, on the contrary, encouniaremene and friendly aid
Ilr II attend the Agent. making his labors agreeable, use
ful, and lucrative,.
Ladies, retired Clergymen, School Teachers, Farmers,
Students, and all other+ who possess energy are wanted
to aasist in canmutaing every Fos n and County In the
country, to whom the most liberal inducements will be
(demi.
Fur particulars, apply to. or address
PAKMELF:E BROTHERS,
&mum strevt„ Philsdelphls, Penes
Aug. 21.-1 in
DISSOLUTIO.
plutnersbip heretofore existing between JOIIPII
. CLINE and JOSEPII CUNT doing business In Ldasille,
Adams, cu.. Pa.. bas been this the 10th day of Augnst.
186 T, mutually dhofolveil. They hereby glee notice to all
persons to call and settle their claims. The books will
remain in the hande of Joanna euxs who will continye
the busine.i as heretofore.
Ang 21 1
COMPARE, THEN JUDGE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PRICES
SILVER and SILVER-PLATED WARES,
OF OCR OWN 31ANUFACT1211.E.—Sncli
IN Tea Sete. Urns, Ice Pitchers.
Waiters. Goblets. Cake Baskets.
• Castors. Latter Cooler.,Vegeta- V
ble lareene, Sager and
Card Briskets, Syrup and Drink. lur
in g cup.. Knives. Forte,. and 4, 1
ma y--
t . Spoons. of earincos kinds.c
• lec .., WARRANTED RI LE
visms. PLATE, on beat of metals, and
equal to any in the market, of the- LATEST STYLES,
and no goods are misrepresented, at
JOHN, BOWMAN'S
Nei, and Beautiful Store.
No. 104 Arch street, Philadelphia.
ITLPlease call and examine our Goods before purchrue
lug.
N.B.—All kinds of PLATING at reasonable prices.
Aug. '2l, 1867.-1 y
ANNUAL FAIR
ADAMS COUNTY
A GRICULTUR A L SOCIETY.
`WILL BE HELIX.
AT GETTYSBURG,
On Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, 24th, :., ) sth, 26th and 27th
FARAr FPS, MECHANICS,
and all other. baring Agricultural. Mechanical, or In
destrialtmplements and products of any kind, and &loci
Ilorise,Cattle,Hogs, Sheep, Poultry, Grain, Frult,Tege•
tables, kc.,/tc., 2:., are invited and urged fo asall, them.
ashes ot this fair. The Ladies ot the county. are , special ! .
ly requeeted to contribute to the exhiNtion.
Allafticies must be on the ground and "arranged not
later than 'Tuesday the 24th of September.
At ten o'clock, on Wednesday morning the Ztti, the
Judges will commence their examloetlone, and it mpg.
daily enjohied that'none but those having chariteof the
articles, 'hail be present at each examtnatione andikeit
subsequent deliberations: , Judges' are requested to hi
prompt in -reporting at the Secretary's eMoe on' the
ground at the hour tamed.
FRIDAY MORNING the 27th will be denoted to
TEN MINUTE SPEECHES
PEIFTO t aIIT TO TIM OBJECT . OF THE FAIR,
"Farmers and all others having any useful in kalclitka
thus to impart are minuted to participate In thia "ire.
talk."
LIBERAL P.RE.MIVMS
will be offered, al par.pablithed'Preqiiam List. i
_ -
At four o'clock, P. L, en Prhiay,the Fair mrill close,
when persons baviag article' on einhibittoww= he rva.
audited to take charge or them, as the Society cannot in
%s ay case gin attention to then: attar that-Woo: ' ,
The execution of the progrinhtne and the preieintlifrn
of °Nur on the ground will be ig the, hands c 4 C4ll-.0 . 1 1i
Battu', Chief Marshal. •
tirPrice of ambition WENT rill% colas. :Tl4
fer the semen Including one 't'eat's. Maid***
DOLLAR; Life nremberstdp TEN DOLLAR. :
. „..
• .. . „
Articles and Anlronle fat eabibition will be trltesWerwitak
ores the Gettysburg lbslinied
liberal arrangement will be molelot: aranolloo : loaßitr*
urn the Railroad of visitor* to4nd from
HAMM, lOW% PraiaNiti.
WilaufkliniOricOye#!frO.2..',
J. S. wiumr,.
ra." n -it.et—fecritar7;..-
Jonas, Raadtoitamr Thamarer. . .
Li isa " 4 ‘"
011 1: • • wrwakeilioik
1867.
Pradiazi Tratqunak6,
AND DE ALSB. IN
DEALER IN
LUMBER, COAL, Ac.
GUANO,
AND CAPS,
JOSEPH EL CLINE,
JOSLI'II CLINE.
GREAT REDITTNN IN
OF VERY SUPERIOR
rrITI
OF TIIE
of September, 1867
FR= OP MAIM.
• i#t*i'
,
QIY .. r il l i n It 1 :44 ARITIWETICS.
... - k , ift' 4' 1
I* Zairian' 4110 ittsr.
turazin,
isnuzyotoa. Aar, eon. mama ~ $l.OO.
tip to toe times tomb the methods need by business
men ; couplets
bl V o ttta braockey o:Commercial Arlth
eak; -,1 to Voles and abalvsm; admirably
graded; Plartet 11X1•110018 1 nut NO Dozers, So say
Teeehere Who use i them. Going In everywhere. Sped
mem mailed to Teitekers It half the Name prices. Agents
wanted hi every rut". _ _
OIN
Audrey}, ~ D. APFLXF * CO, lfew York.
At*. triger.—T ''' 1
MEE
LLIGHTworiX** OOOO D PAY:7-Forvieesaut &Wpm.
fltabje impkquient !Lake Agency ftly "Good-Books."
Ask fur Illustrated Catalogue. Send two stamps.
B. R. WRLLS,
389 Broadway, N. Y.
Ang.7.ilm
AGENTS wiISYND to canvass for "Pon YEARS fa THE
OL D pioito," : 13,000 already sold. Now. is the time
to mak/ I :okay: No, competition. Great inducement/
offered chers, ministers, active ladies or experienced
agents. Bend Ibr,Merins to FOSTER k PALMER, .
4
Aug. 7,m. • •Ii Bible Bones, New York.
AGENTS WANTED
ANOTEIBR Onset 'Work by E. A. POISULD, entitled
..LEE AND ate LIiCUTISNLYTB," comprising a Life
of Gen.% R. Lee, Motets with bete never before pabibh•
ed, including Blognepties of awry tiouthern General of
distinction.
A companion voltam to "TER LOST CAUSE,* a Stand.
ard Southern Blatoey of the War. A new and enlarged
edition Wm:re ready. These two worts form a complete
library of the W 411 1 .0111 the other side.
.E. B. TREAT CO., Publishers,
854 Broadway, N.Y.
Aug. 7.4-1 m
-- - -
ME
e. TOS.i GTLWTT'S STEEL PENS,
Cif' TBLOLD STANDARD QUALITY.
JOSEPH Or Descriptive
TRADE RE : 1 bILLOTT, Name and Desig
' WslerseNTED. nating Number.
' The *ell knolls °monist and POPULAR Isrumbers,
Ij 3.03-404-170-:351,
sestred by 'other MAKERS, we desire to
caut4,n the pnbtie in respect to said imitetione.
ASH FOR OILLOT'S
- 6
CAUTION tr-mtiolumrsion was granted by the Su
preme Court (New York) et General Term, January,
1e67 , against the twa'lly others of the NUMBER SM.
JOB. OILLOTT a SONS.
Nd.9l! John St., New York.
LINNRY OWEN, Sole agent
Aug. 7 i-lm
RODMAN, FISK & CO.,
BANKERS
AND - DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
NO. 18 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK,
U Y and sell at market rates Six per cent Bonds 0(1881
;4.) ViretTwenty Bond*, all tunes; Ten-Forty Bonds;
Seven Third Notes, all series; ;:ompound Interest Notes,
arid tioldtuld Silver Coin.
Convert all series 0f7.30 Notes into the - New Consoli
dated 5-1) Binds at best market rates.
Execute orders fits purClume andsale of all miscellane
ous 'acrties.
Revel*Deposit* tad allow 5 per cent Interest ou bal
ances, subject to ' check at sight.
Make eollectlotas on All accestible points.
All Probes of Oerernment Securities credited or remit;
led for, on receipt. at market- rates. Free of all commis
sion chargee. RODMAN, FISK k CO.
YIAINTS FOR FARUERS
E AND OTHERS.
TILE 411 AFTON MINERAL PAINT COMPANY are
manufacturing the Beet. Cheapest and mdet Durable
Paint in use; two costa well put on, mixed with pure
Linseed Will laid 10 or 15 years; it lards light brovrtt
or beautiful chminlate color, and can be changed to green,
lead, stone, olive, drab or cream, to suit the taste of the
consumes. It isahluable fir Iloueea, Barna, Fenton, Agri.
cultural Implements, Carriage and Car-Makers, Pails and
Wooden:ware. Cants'. Metal and Shingle Booby( it being
Fire and,Waiter proof).Bridgea. Burial Cases,Canal Boma,
Bhipe arid Ships',Bottrans, Floor Oil Cloths, (one Manu
facturer having hard LOW !Ala. the past year.) and as •
paint for shy purpose, is unsurpassed for body, durability.
elasticity, and adhesivenes s . Price
,$d per bbl., o f 3 00
Ibm., which will *apply a farmer for 'Yearn to come.,ear.
ranted id all Mei as above. send ft,r a circular, which
gives full particulars. Sane genuine unlade, branded in
a trade nark Grafton Mineral Paint. Address
DANIEL. SIDWY.LL. Propri.frr.
Aug. 7.-Im 24 Pearl it., New York
LEOS AND ARMS
NVENTED , Wa Ourgeatt. Nine natant, in Legs. rang,.
I
ing from sso,lbriaagb all the improvemente.no to the
Anatomical Leg:with Lateral motion at Ankle, like na
tural cue, at $l5O.
Two patents he Anne. with new Shoulder motion, $75
to - 1125; Send for pamphlet. It COOttlitnr ralttable in
formation and' to cent free.
Ornets: Cincinnati, W. Fourth St. Chicago. op
posite F. 0. St. Louis, 413 Plne St. New Toik, 11414
Broadway.'
no - Wren , 001.10L48 BLY. M. D-
Atig.l.-Im at nearest Orice.
MIX CLX.
1760. 1867.
``CENTLTRI "
- 1 - 17 E have adopted tie; plat) of patting money in CXN-
V rcßir TOBACCO to Mote, consumer+ to use it.
knowing that it is only necereary for them to give it a
trial to become fully satisfied of ii* merit+, and to pro
nounce it THE BliglT VINE CUT itADY.. We will con
tinue to offer these inducement* until this flirt in fully
recognized.
too- ure making THE CENTURY fro selections of the
‘ery choicest LAO Ivor, and bare devoted every care to its
tnann Lirture. It is free front Invirs. And in every respect
A PUKE ARTIOLE ON qu EWING T,MACCO.
On Mondays Ice «ill place in ,inn paper a 8100 U. S. Note.
(n Tuesday& in ,twopapera,s4o each. On Wednesdays, in
fine papers, WO in Ilreb. Ou Thu•ndayn, in till paper,.
;In each. On Ffidays. in larenly patina. $5 in each, and
on S.tt.iirdaym, in Iltty Fivers. $2 each. in all case. 1 11 .11i01.:
G l EIS E ti. u. GREENBACKS to the amonnt of SILO
day.
The tinders or these GREENRACKS—by sending nis
their mimes, address, an•l panthers or the hill..—will he
presented with piwkairins nr crur Tobacco, in proportion
to the ninonnit amoney rimed:
This iltrlrge has been eAtat lisbed for over a Hundred
'1 ears. and haastliaayr eastairied artraracter for honesty
and fair deslieg t which pats M night an doubts, it any
stomiti exist, as to the gennintaeas of thin enterprise.
TIICCENTUBY TOBACCO can b, had in large quail
-Ctiel at Manufacturers. pricer, of A. B. 511tcheli. 35 Cere
Boston; B. A. Van Schaick, in 8. Front
Phila
delphia; FoyA itrle,Ssll..Waterst. r Chicago; Schultz
k Bagley,l9l West Second st, C incin ntitL
Price list prat on application to
Aug 7.-bu
MADAM FOY'S
CORSET' SKIAT, SUPPORTER
lOMEINES , in. one garment a PER
,/ me', rtr7lyta Command the most dead. able Skirt
Supportve ever 'offered the public. It places the weight
of the skirts upon the simulders instead of the hips; it
improves the form without tight lacing; gives ease and
elegance; is spliroVed and recvonieended by physicians.—
Manufkctured by D. It. SAUNDERS P.O,
Aug; 7.-110 96 Summer !rt., Roston.
MORE
THAN egibrhi l k, 1.1 MO P
NTH.
Made with Stencil bite. gebd for Catalan) and Rant
Plm, Roe. 5.• M. EPENCER /11 CO,
Aue r 7.-1 m • Brattleboro. Vermont.
'
00fi MARTI! Wabted, to sell NeW
Lf tient, vr pa} t value to familial; all pay great
profit/4 Bend 250. anW„getlf motes and wimple Kral - la--
Agent* have utadotoo,ooll.= 7- -IPIIRAIN BROWN,
Atte r 7tlm ; , Lovell, Idiom
AnrEs AND OTINTLEMEN EMPLOYED. Picture
II baldness. Very profitable. No risk. 17 Specimen
Pktares and Catalogue Neat for lbc. postage.
MANSON LANG.
2 5 0 7 Bow,ery, New York City.
Aug. 7.-1 m
"BEYOND Tap MISSISSIPPI !"
A Complde ilkory of :the Rue states
and Terra - orzee from the: Great
River go the Great Ocean, by
Albert D, Richardson
•
OVO 20,000 OOPI.EB' . BOLD IN ONE MONTH
Lit, an d Actventare on /Nubia, Mountains emit Me
p at io o a st- With 200 Descriptive anti Photo.
graphic Moimi tithe A*Wirwpiat Saadi: 'Midi
pie and Corioiitiesolyt4
. 1 1 4,,13tat0s and Thrritorfen.
To Pii4P"tke er4 l lGratibi t gal settler, :in the “Yar
West: , thie Watery anises net mat *rifle region will
prove sit thrabuible niabgnaai 'applying is ft doss*
wast•lmet 4 1401111 i amtheatoct and reliable golde to
climate, warelleetaallooserif travel, ae.
A on tc, tad—llmall for Malawi sad neetear terms,
Cad s tall 401111 11 Ptimathe 1n1411.. Same
, NAt i rWillaae PUBLIEMENG CO.
ha Itc. -tat Miner it, Phiheielphiaill'a.
• •
,
.1• ' F.: NCR DAY BURW—Aggit• - wiuted everywhere to
4, 1,-P eel our ftdpit,WMlAt „Win
,Clotha Liea. Will
*it AO 'twos. : xlif.: ... : . , ,_
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$lOO A DA
P. A G. LORILLARD,
(Established in 1760,j
16 Chambers it., Yew York
*Clan *ltil;*..
BOUNTY ACCOUNT.
PBRIM iresinwer, in rieoine itith the
T0%11,8110 OT TIRONE, AAwu county, (Bounty
Itteui) ; ,
DR.
Fast Dlurr.
•
To whole Amount Of duplicate leeied April 9, .
.... ... . ...... ... .•...•.._M 27
Deduct abatement.on tel j 6102 ed
OoDscpn'ioomm iesion 26 18
tionetations 07 80
Net amount of tgu
Amount• collected !), subecript ion
Total fecelpts....l
CR.
FIRS? Dux
By mom:apish:llo men
leabscription money refunded...... ......„.
Expenses procuring soltinteers, intereet,
eiatupkic
Treasurer s and gricretary's salary, including
etationery 66 9
Total elpendltures..
walante in hands of Treasurer
DANIEL S. DIEHL, Treasurer, In account with the
TOWNEHIP OP TYRONE, Adams county, Pa.
DR.
• SSCOND Dl4/1.
To amount borrowed from sundry persons $6,095 00
Received by anbscrip 3,628 25
i CR.
810111 D DELFT
By amount paid 15 men $5,217 50
kedeeming David Voile's bond, Interest and
stamp.
31,ney paid on John Bolen's bond
John L. Muck, to Harrisburg, Sc..
John M. Mlttenturf, to blettysourg.
Isaac Kans. to Chambersburg
Jacob C. Pit teuturf, to Chamoersburg.
Daniel M. Diehl, expenses tor boarding, convey.
Imes', St., while remaking.- r,4 3. 5
H. J. Myers, expenses while recruiting. 59 Sh
ntamps -... 3 35
Daniel 8. Diehl, fur time lost and responsibili
ties While recruiting
Daniel g. Diehl, Treasurer's percentage.
Balancedue Trelururer
J4COB BOWER, Treasurer, in. account with the TOWN.
SHIP OF TYRONE,. Mama cou ton, Pa.
DR. I .
..
Sitcom) Dann, CONTISUrD.
To whole amount of duplicate for 1865.--
1866,
Deduct' e.tonenstlons 0(1866
Collectors' commission ler two
duplicates
Net amount of tax received from two dupll
mites $6,017 39
Amount from Gettysburg Bank-at different
times
SZCOND Dian, coasmutn.
By paying borrowed money to gondol persons.. $4,690 45
Daniel S. Diehl, for substitute 300 00
Henry J. Myers, for substitute and money bor
rowed. 400 00
Interest and stamps.
Jacob Sower, treasurer percentage—
John P. Houck, for services.—
Daniel Delap, Secretary, leas and stationery 40 00
Dan el S. Diehl, homer Treseurer..—. - ...... 20 a 9
H. J. Myers, time spent while recruiting....
Isaac Huns, time spent..
Jacob A. Marcia, serviced
Jacob Bower, time spent on business.
Henry Spangler, time spent on
kay tug in tiet tyaborg Bank, dilrenrut times.
Directors' wages tor meeting
auditors'. feel.—
Printers' bills.
Balance in bawl, of Treaeurer
We, the undersigned, Auditors of Tyrone township,
haring audited the Bounty Accounts do certify that they
are correct to the best of our knowledge and belief.—
Witnmis our hands the 7th day 6fAugust. 1607.
JONATHAN PITTENTLTV,
tiN what,
•
WILLIAM MACKLY.
Aug. 14,15(37.-:4 , Anditiow.
WAGON MAKING.
I 'HE subscriber respectfully informs
the public that he carries en the
WAGON-MAKING BUSINESS
in ail Its branches, at his Shop, in Camber land township,
about out-halt mile from Militant's Mill, on the row' lead
ing from said Mill to the Ernmittsbarg road, and fn pre
pared to execute all orders with promptness.
Der REPAIRING
OF ALL KINDS ATTENDED TO.
Ile also manufactures HAND-RASES, SHAKIND
FORKS AND BROOM-HANDLES, for wholesale and re.
Gil trade.
He hopea.by prompt attention to business, to merit
and receive a liber■l patronage. Orders addressed to
him at Gettysburg, will receive prompt attention.
Aug. 7,1 , 457.—1 y WILLIAM U. UOCCK.
GRAND BASKET PIC NIC,
A T CASIITOWN SPRINGS, on S &TUMMY, the 24th
of A.LiiitiriT. The Fayetteville Brass Rand he been
engaged Fa . the °erasion. and a pleasant time may be sa
l:voted. It is hoped there will be a good turn-out. as it is
tree to all who feel disposed to unit* in the festivities of
the omavion.
should the day be unfavorable, it will take place on
lb, 1.4 owing Saturday.
' A. M. !IMES, H. F. STOVER,
M. 11. THOMAS; I. J. MEALS.
J.C. TAYLOR. CHAS WALKER,
JACOB SHELLY, DAVID STARRY,
An 13.-t1 Committee.
3001 BrsHELS
EGYPTIAN SEED WHEAT,
For Sal, A new variety: yields well not apt to fall
ri ',ens dariy; and entirely free from all filth. Pries,s3
per bushel. WM. WIBLE,
Aug. 7.167.--tf , Near Gettysburg, Pa
ATTENTION, ZOITAVES!
THE fi3ettieleurg Zonnves" will meet for Drill and
Business every Tuesday and Friday Erening, at 6 o'clock,
at the Coefrt-hoose, until otherwise. ordered. By order;
of the Captain, ' WM. R. MYSTER, 0. .£
nlv 11 191 , 7 -41
itucatiaaal.
PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE.
he Yell Session of this institution will commence on
Thursday, September '26IA, 1847, and continue thirteen
weeks.
im—For Catalogues and other information address—
Res. EL L. BALMIER, D. D.
President, or
•
Rev. 0. J..PaIILIMART,
Principal Preparatory Dept.
Gettysburg, Pa., Ang.l4;llMr.-3t
p E LEHIGH UNIVERSITY,
SOUTH RETIILEHEM, PA
(TOIVIDDD AND LIIDDWID DT 'MON. AU PACK.II2.)
The second year open" September let, for Students in
the lit and 2nd classes, amain the spacial schools of RN-
N ERRING. (Civil, Mechanical and Mining) and of AN
ALYTICAL CIiEhiLgTRY. Applicants examined from
the 15th to the nth of August, For regletareorith par-
Malan: apply to. NINNY COPPIII4 I #S.,
July 31.-4 t ant.
ORDENTOWIC FEMALE COL
- ' , FOE. Fordentown, W J. An inititntion for the
careful end thorough !attraction of Young Ladies In all
the breeches of ii complete education. Beard andtuition
In the Preparatdt7 and Collegiate departments, $.06 per
year. WathinQ, Ancient and Yoder* Lerrosepes, and
• Ornametai branches, extra. Winter &Won opens Sep
, ternber 19th. For Catalogues. address
. REV. JOVN . H.BitAKILIY. A. W.,
Aug. 1.-Im President.
gaga `micas.
ELECTION.
N Election.for *4l. Managers of the aAdams County
/X Mutual Ilirnltunuance Oompany," will be held at
the Office of the Consissay in GfuSysburg, on MONDAY
the 2d of BEF21011)2R next, between the hours of 2 and
4 O'clock, P. H. Each member being entitled Co we vote
fur each Policy held by him.
A ~yTh A. ExecusiveCouunittee will nowt at 10 O'clock;
N., of meld day.. D. A.A. DIINHLYR, Dec' y.
Aug.l4.-td
NOTlCE:—Letters .of Administra
tion
with the will annexed, on the estate of NUM
mite O'Bout, late cdConowago township, Adsms county,
Ps., deceased, beiiing been granted to the undersigned,
re. iding in thoesidSownebig, he h{ shy glees nett:a to
an persons inebted Wield estate to make immedlate pay
ment, andthoeithaving Old= against the mane to pro.
meat then properly sottientlatted for settlement.
• allettAlltf, RIMY; ddimPr:
Amp 7,18674-sit
UXECtra ' OR ' S NOTlCE.—Letters
uit....tirj on the Retain of Minn N. Coon, late
of Stamina' township, Adams county, "ma., d
having been rented to the undershmed tr uing to
tdinstdp, they hereby give wakens an vinous Indebt
ed to mid estate to call and make immediatit payment
aid those having claims apluet: Ike sass will present
them piroperly authenticated Itifiettietnint.
1110111A9. E. cegot, - 6.
' 02011 fill H. 0006 g,
Jnli It—et • • • • Itzsivitafe`
tO)SSOLTITION. •
tirgilvaittiernbi • heietokrre embank
•Netveses 180 tido . the Am of Odlito
Eiiorripuk i c t t Y. 8., se hereby trte.
got OW *go.
A RARE CII4.NOFt
A FARK IN STRABAN TOWNSHII"
Ohi SATURDAY, the lath of SEPTEMBER next, the
subscriber, Executor of the tut will and testament
of Samuel Harman, dammed win slier at Public Bide, on
the Drenthe*,
496 CO
,a 46 .7
724 00
late of said decedent. Omelet's Strati= township, Adams
county, Pa., 3% miles from Gettysburg, and 1 mile from
Hanna Station oa the Gettysburg Baikal& adjoining
binds of A. D. Buehler, Wm. Stallamith, John Staley and
the undersigned. containing 11113 ACRES, more or leas
with large proportions of excellent Woodland and Me.
dow. The farm is tinder good fence and good cultivation.
The Improvements area Twoetory Weatherboarded
HOURS, large Praise Barn. with two floors Wagon Shed
and Corn Crib attached, Carrlagellouse, floors,
Home,
Wash House and Spring House, with Poultry and Hog
Houma, indeed every necemary outbuilding. There is a
neverfailing well of water convenient to the house .and
barn, with running water in m. st of the fields there
1$ also a n Apple Orchard, with a variety of other Ina, an
the premises.
The Gettysburg Railroad runs within two hundred
yards of the farm, thus bringing lime within very con
venient
13,r;us r.•
$2,225 00
500 Ou
ECM
$B,lll 75
214 n
Persona wishing tOview tam property are requested to
call on the Itzecutor, residing on the adjoining harm.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, P. M., on said day, when
attendance will he given and terms made known by
Aug.ll,lB67.—te
SO 722 25
PUBLIC 'SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
On Sal urthry Me th of September,ls67, at 1 o'clock, P. U.,
The undersigned, Executors of the Estate of Perm H
SMITH. deceased, will offer at Public Sale. on the premi
sea, the following described Real Estate of acid deceased,
viz :—A VALUABLE FARM, situate is Huntington tp..
Adams county, Pa.,
One and a half miles south-east of
York Springs . near the Carlisle and Hanov, r turnpike
adjoining sands of George Marge. Peter Myers, Sebastian
Sicken, and others, containing 53 ACRES a 65 PERCH.
ES, about S Acres of which are covered with thriving
Timber, with a fair proportion of excellent Meadow
The Improve:matte consist of a good Two• Story LOG
1100815, Log and Frame Weatherboarded Barn, Wagon
Shed, Corn Crib, Hog House, Carriage House, Spring
Home, with two never-Win; Springs near the house
There is a flue Apple Orchard, and a viriety of othei
fruit oaths premises. The land is in a high state of cul
tivation, having been recently limed.
1,004 50
190 00
15 00
1 35
7 25
6 20
60 15
4S 61
$9,744 14
820 89
In. The Farm will bo offered at Private Hale until the
day above named, andipersone are invited to call in the
meantime to view It. Attendance will be given and
terms made known by LEVII.3 SMITH. •
Aug. 7,1887 .--fit*
$3,897 97
3,608 44$
PRIVATE SALE OF VALUABLE
REA', t.sTATE
7,306 43
$l7B 35
21.5 81
The undersigned will sell at Private Sale. his valuable
Farm,
in Cumberland township, on the Chamberiburg
pike, about 2 1.2 miles from Gettymbnrg, adjoining land.
of Abraham Plank, George Stover. Whinier, Keller, and
others, containing 100 ACRES of first-rate land—five
Acres of which are in good Timber. The Imprdveznente
are a good two-story
136 SS
629 04
2,925 90
STONE DWELLING,
$9,692 39
with a bank Barn, with all the necessary Out-bulldlngs
—two wells of good water, a line thriving young Orcharo
of choice fruit, and other improvinnents. The fences are
in good order, and the farm in a high state of ctiltis ethos
most of it having been recently limed. It is convenient
ly located, and is regarded as one of the beat farms in the
neighborhood by competent judges. Also,* lot of, gronno
in New Salem, on which is erected a new two story
6O as
48 01
35 00
BRICK DWELLING,
a frame Stable, Carriage Rouse, flog Pen. and other
necessary out-buildinp, ith swell of nrst-rste water
c nvenient to the door. This property is admirably ad
apted for a Shoemaker, Tinner, or Tailor, either of which
businesses would prove profitable, as thy town is rapidly
improving. and a demand kr these trades is increasing
sir If not sold within 30 days the above properties will
be rented. .
20 01,
7 45
3 46
90.
25 05
2,026 OU
82 50
4 5u
24 Ot.
sir-Persona desiring to view the. same. and wishing
farther ingirmatiOn, can call upon the undersigned resid
ing In New Belem. My Post Often address is Casbtown.
Pa. Persons desiring to purchase, would do well to ex
amine these properties bet ,re purchasing elsewhere.
July 31.-tss JACOB MICKLEY, D. of D.
c 9,44.6 6.5
$196 44
FARM AT PRIVATE SALE
I offer for sale my FARM. situated in Straban town
ship, two miles eut of Gettysburg. on the turnpike lead
ing to York, and known on the old Trestle Perm. It
containslsl AIRES of good land, and is in a high star`
of cultivation. It haa been thoroughly limed, and is iu
good repair. The fences are mostly of good locust poet.
and chestnut rails. There are about . .k.) ACRES in gOOO
Meadow, I)Ing in three separate parts. There are also
about 3.5 acres of thriving timber and good ',prin.; 01
Water in every Said except one. There is a new two
story BRICK 11011 SE, and a Bank Barn over 100 feel
long newly covered. There is an excellent Spring neat
the House: also a good well of water near the Barn.—
About 6 Acree are covered with excellent grafted Fruit
—Apples and peaches.
sir Any person wishing to purchase a good Home will
do well to view this snug little Farm before purchasing
elsewhere. JOSEPH TROSTLE.
June 5, 11167.—tt
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
The undersigned, Executor of the Rotate of il MIT
Barriza. deeetuied, will sell at Public Sale, on /Fl-fdat,
August 301. h, 1867, at 1 o'clock, M., on the premises.
that ralnable'PAßM situate in Cumberland township
three and a half miles south of Gettysburg, on the road
leading from Hark's Church to the Taneytown road, ann
adJoinnig lands of John Trestle, George Rothman and
Henry ladt,containing 60 ACRES, more or lees, with
about lOsistes of Timber. The improvements consist of
wo story LOG HOUSE. cased in with brick. and Kitch
en attaclud, a small Frame Barn,and a well of water nab
the door. with a Spring of rtanaing water through th,.
prop4rty. There - is also a fine young Orchard.
KO-Attendance will be given and terms made known
on day of sale by JOHN ThthITLE, Eg'r.
Aug. 14. 1867.-ts
FARM AT PRIVATE SALE
I offer at private sale slimy residence in Tyrone town
ship. one mile west of Heidlersing, on the MenaHen
road, Dal ACRES OF GOOD LAND, on which are a by.
story Log House, weather boarded, and paltered Stone
Kitchen, and Batik Barn. There is& good well of Watei
near the House; also two streams of never-tailing water
running through the farm. About ai Acres are of young
thriving TIMBER, with a never-failing Spring of run
!ling water thereon. There are about 25 Acres of good
Meadow Laield; also a good Lime KilVon the farm
' any
a good 01. CHARD FRUIT. The Farm has been
limed three times within fifteen yeers. It is Ina high
state of cultiration, and is surrounded with Mills anti
Churches. There Ls a good Schoul-honse on the farm.
111,..Any person wishing to NNI this Farm, or that on
the York turnpike, will find me at home at all times.
Julia 5, WT.—if JOARPII TAOSTLE.
FARMS FOR SALE. •
I will sell the Farms,
No. 1. Lying on the Harrisburg
and Gettysburg road between York Springs and Heidlore•
burg, containing 12t ACRES. with improvements, now'
occupied by James Miller. Price 325 per acre.
No. 2. Lying on the Carlisle and
New Oxford road, between lleidlersbufg and New Ches
ter, containing 145 ACKIS, with good improvements
now occupied by George J. Shank. Price s.c per acre.
Terms: One half to be paid on the delivery of the
deed ; the balance to suit the pnrclumer, either in cash
or in first judgment Bonds of not lean than 2200 for No. 1,
and $4OO for Ne. 2, jo be paid annually with interest.
Mir-These farms are patented, lie handsomely and have
been Limed. W.F. BONNER.
May 29, 1867,-tf
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY
The undersigned, intending to remove to the West, will
sell at Public Salo, on Tuesday, August 27th, 1867, at 10
o'clock, A. if., et his residence in Straban township, about
two miles f mi Gettysburg, on the mid leading to Han
over. a variety of valuable Personal Property, somelatlng
of HORSES, Cowv, Sheep, Hogs, a two-horse Wagon, a
me-horse Wagon, P lows, Harrow, Horse Gears, Winnow
ing Mill. Log Chains, etc. AWN& great Nruisty of House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, such as Tables, Chain, Bed
steade,Bureaus, Sink, Corner Cupboard, !Hammond Pipe.
with a great variety ot• other articles too numerous to
mention.
Ml... Attendance will be given nod terms made known
on &rot We by . JOHN M. BRINKICRROPF.
Joni STALlenvir, Auctioneer. [Ang.l4.—tae
AValuable' MERCHANT . MILL,
BASK MILL and &ATI MILL, with 40 ACSIM
OP LAND. Known ma "Undue's- NM; on Marsh Creek..
in Adidas county, Pa., 4 miles northeamfrom Kownitte.
bare, sod,B miles awathwest from Gettysburg, all in good
order, witteepower heavy, and in a good grain country.
One ether MILL, known as "Mellinger's MID," with
60 ACRES OP LAND, one mile from Abbottstown, on
the Mencorer turnpike. All hi good urea.
ONOKON ARNOLD.
A. 14.7,1887.-0
CHOICE WESTERN PRE-EMPTION
LANDS.—I We several Tracts of choicie
w o dern PAR-RMIT/ON LANDS, goed locations, near
Railroads, County Towne, Le.. well Battled neighbor
hooch, which I will ettcbange , at a Stir price for real es
tate in Adams County,
Aug. 7, 1167.—t
FOR SALE. A' Choice FARM,
Ina high date of ealtiTatiod; 291 ACRIB; 10 0
lambda of Lime to the acre ; 30 Acres to Timber; large
Dal k earn and Pa* ZmealGitg; Natty d Fruit, /c ;.2
miles wad from Gettysburg.
ALSO
One other veri desirable !AIDE, eoutalul og 126 60413
23 ACM In TlM3ll4lldlop good: adjoining Sew
dada SIDI pruparty. 6 mites point"' tram Gettysburg. SSD
per Acre will tmy thko form. ! GEO. ARNOLD.
Auvat 7, DONT- -if
_ • .
FOR SALE, CHEAP.—A
First
rete SHINOLS - 113SL 1$ SAW MILL with plenty
of work, three miles from Catheown, Adams county, Pa.
Aug 7 1867.--tt , A: M. LtUNTSII.
• •
REFRESHMENT STANDS
ON THE FAIR GROUND.
rrPelted tot apart Or 8411111111111.11,11 AT
OR Meow 111443 sound thi'Adinis County aid.
%tette* ilaelety, at Watefebaeg, will he rented at ;lbite
octets, la separate laia ea SATURDAY the 7th of asp
• TOMB nest. sal° o'clock In the Sitaimin etstieelhfre•
!emu wialliia(jOiteePAteidt d,rt the 5air,741090
nbt thil to Woad at sli•jider named. _ j• -
Ang.l4.-td lIAMFILL /pawn preintiput.
,
. .
- 1 N oma.. ~, P Ikt:, 4 )
Hi subscriber has uow thoroughly!
_milted Ws ORUITSIIAIMM itoarmi NI
strs..lol.,en , isi ONA:iital is •
ts 7=IIIIIDECIU AND Et of iniou , at
mat iissonsits the alb*
iszi k ir
r
3 1 4 "itil
b 0
4 44 w .
FOR OAFITATARTS:
AT PUBLIC BALM
THE FARM
USE2=I=E
ABNER & BINDER,
Fseentor a
FOR SALE,
GEORGE ARNOLD
DOk o, PINS, Vitth4OtS, it.
Drugs and Medicines.
•
FORNEY'S 0 . .L.D STAND. ' -
HE undersigned harifig taken charge of this
T
oil and popular Store. takes plows, in in— .
*brain the public that be la constantly rsaistTler bob ,
supplies of all kinds of DRI7OB AND 11101C11111,frean
the maatrellable bottom, and la prapareed to acetutpliu•
date his customers with any article In his line
FRESH DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
of every description, all the popular DATIINT.IIIIDI
OLNIS of the day, with a full supply at diesaleals, Pew
hunery, Paints, Dye Stuffs, Varnishes, Fluids, Turps
tine, Hair Oils, Rs tree* Soaps, lirushee, together with
a great ',arbor of Panay articles—is abort, ensrythittg
usually found in a first class Drug iltorai-:•c °utast!, on
band.
. .
4111-Pbyelcians sapplled at reasosable rates, and pre.
scriptions carefully compounded and prepared at all
histre of the day and nlifitt—Sundsy not excepted. Be
ing determined to sell cheap,be would uk a Mural share
of public petronage. Give use call and see f-w your•
selves. - JOHN 8 101111181 r.
May 29,1887.
A. D. BUEHLER,
THEOLOGICAL, CLAOICAL AND MLSCELLANEOI7I3
BOOKS,
DRUGS, WEDICINES,
ST 4 i77OIVERY;
PERFUMERY OF ALL KINDS,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
Chambersburg street, near Diamond
May 29, 1867.-1 1
DR. R. HORNER'S
DRUGS, STATIONERY AND‘NOTIONS,
GETTYSBURG, PA.
Ms own preparations ars all gnaranti to answer the
purposes intended. •
Dr. R. llorner•e Anti.Choleraand4Olarrhommlx•
tore, for all diseases of the stomach
and bowels.
Olein for Chapped fluids
Fragrant Mrh, for
t preserving and beautify
Rang the tee yr :11, and o• all diseases of the
gum'.
His Tonic and Alterative Pow den. for Horsesand
Cattle, are superior to any in the market.
Puri Liquors k.r medical ass. Prescriptions
esreftilly
4 Medical advice without charge
June 5.1867.-tf •
Taal, ember, hue, 4r.
LUMBER,
.& COAL,
AN IMMENSE STOCK!
CORNER OF CABEISLE ST. AND THE RAIMOAD,
GETTYSBURG, PENNA.
IN order to give the public something
like an adeqnatetidea of the Immenee stock of Luse.
ber, Coal. Stores, Tin-ware, go., kr., on hand and fin` sale
by the undersigned, at his establishment, in Carlisle st.,
across the Railroad num the Passenger Station, he
would enumerate an far as the limits of a newspaper ad
vertisement will alio*:
THE LUMBER LINE:,
Boards and Plank of every grade, from cullinP to Pula'.
iol , ds and Scantling, pine and hemlock, Biding, planed
.ud enplaned, Flooring. Shingles, Shingle Laths.Plainer
ng Laths, Pickets, ready-made Doors and Sash. Blinds
and nhattent,—in fact, everything need far building pur
poses.
IN THE COAL LINE
hßinokin White Ash and Lykens' Valley Red Ash,
these two Varieties being . the purest and best for all
lomestic purposes. Also the very best Broad-top and
Allegheny ;math Coal.
ilpFor particulars of Stoves. Tinware. he, see &dyer,
deemeut under heed of Stoves ar e . andTiw
C. UEHLER,
July 3. 1567.
tUMBkR! LUMBER! •
NEW LU3IBER YARD IN EM
MITThBURU, MD.
WE would respectfully inform the
• • public that we have established a LARDS LUM
BER YARD in Eustaittaburg, Md.
LUMBER, SCANTLING, PICKETS AND LAMS
FLOORINGRGARDS. WINDOWS, DOORS,
SMBTTERS, BLINDS,
and every dercripticoa of Building Lumber farniatied at
the lowest cash prices, by
WILLIAM ULBICH,
Agent for Potter k Co.
June 21, IB6o.—ti
NEW LUMBER YARD.
RE undersigned has opened a LIIMBDR
T
YARD, on.i the Railroad, Near Guinn 1
Reilly's Lime Kiln" Gettysburg and asks the public to
live him a call. Die assortment Is one of the beet ever
'Mired here, ano his prices afford only the smallest Dying
profit. Ile has WHITE PINE PLANS, inch and half
BOARDS, FLOORING, PALINGS, kc., tic., and is con
•itancly adding to hls stock. Come and examine for
yourselves.
ea.A supply of Shin glee, st low prices,always on haad.
Nov. I, 18.66.—tf. • JACOB EIRSADB.
SHINGLES.—Prime Shingles, the
bed in the market, for sale at JACOB
new Lumber Yard, en the Rallread, adjoining the Lime
Jilin', GetlY•bilrE• [Fer.lBB6.-ta
LirAe & Coal.
f4IIINN Sr, 41E ILLY have erected
L^ two additional time Kiredlns, an the Rail to road, a
the
id
are therefore betteir preps
than ever supply
beet of LINE, in large ce small quantities. Pumas and
others can hereafter look for a mord prompt tilling of
their orders, aid are Invited to extend and tontines
their favors to a firm which is making every effort toss
coinmodate them iq the best manner possible.
They wills's° conttudis to keep on hand, for sale, •
cod supply of the different kinds of COAL, which they
will sell at, small profits.
Coal and Lime deli; stied any where in Gettysburg.
Juna2l, 1886.—tf
goat: and Xestattrauto.
OWE HOTEL.
KEYS
GETTYSBU.RG, PA.
WM. E. ERS, PROPRIETOR.
NOW OPEN.
HIS is a new House, and has beea
11
;WA up in the most approved stile.. Its 1011116:0
Is pleasant and convenient, being in the most Insitneer
portion of the town. Every arrangement has been spade
for the accommodation and comfort of guests, with ample
stabling attached. i With experienced memoir, end se.
commoeiting Clerks, we shall use every endeavor tq
pioneer. This lintel is now open for the entertainment oT
the public, fad irepladly ouliclt a slave ' of publicpstron.
age. • ' sLey 29,18W1.
EAGLIE H 0
_TfEL
The tart ikod =mat epmtnodione to
Q YBEUR9. PUNA.
00131/11 or Ciliortnagite ahD Watiancoroo Mitt;.n,
JOHN Z. TATE,•Proprietor:
Hirkn Omnitruet;lbr Parengers inch Hume, rian;to
the print, on nrrital and depattnre Rail old Trains.
l...emote, • d rearonable chasges. •
Mss
NATIONAL HOTEL,
cAS TOWN,, PA.,
E. P. KI 'FINGER, Pnorarwroß
HAPING leathe above well-known Rouse. and
Wring Thably rerprntehed it,he -to now pre.
pared to entert ain Ids Mende and the plabile. Me
Omehtown Springs (connected -with this Hesiejareme .
ales been re.atted, and .pitynee deetrQsg to *pod a Ore
w sake ur Months id *healthy seighbortawd; aus Sled no
moreattraettre p *se; Large . Stabllng acooniedatioes,
and the beet of Liquors and Winall. Charges ressonelde
S.P. , ILITTIIIagiL
etehtown, Ps, June 19,111137..-3 re•
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