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t.X.4OUTOR'S IibTIQE.--Letters
, Tißtinwatir, .. *4l'2state of :anon balmy, Ben.,
ate of, nonSington towniihi Adame 00., Pa,, deceased,
living been granted to the undersigned residing in Baia
wnship, he hereby gives notice to all persons indebted,
laid tiatats VW- tall and 'mike Isconediata and
1 hating Claims against the slime wal present them
roperly authenticated forsettletuent. ,
Bept.l/1.-13t . JACOB H. =RM. Br.r.
RELIGIOUS IsTO.TICE..
-
J. MILTON will preach In Pine urn School-house
near Brid g eport, lid., Skin. 2sth, at early candle=
tight, and also,in Taneytown; Sundayni g ht Colknrin g ,
(attn. 29th,) at early candle-ll g ht. A cordial invitation
it extendedto all. [8e14.18.-lt
(NOTICE.
•
ItHLIE tuidersirded respectfully intirms his friends and
the *public that he has bleu his Son, Cum.= IL
Breusutrra into partnership, and the business will here
after be coridui ted under the firm name of Wu. C. STALL
eacrra & Sex. Re returns his thanks to the public for
the liberal pateonage
,hitierto extended to Lim, and re
quests that their *Tors be continued. •
Sept. 18.-3 t WM. C. STALLSMITH.
STALLSMITH & SON,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
CARPENTERS az CONTRACTORS,
Are prepared to do all kinds of CarpentttLng—contracting
and erecting imildinge of all kinds, Repairing, &c. They
Keep constantly on hand ,and manufacture to order
DOORS, SiluilEßS; BLINDS, SASH, DOOR AND
WINDOW .FRA3IRS, CORSICA DOOR AND
WINDOW BWACKETS,
And any Oaer Article in the ,Buiicling Line
Seasoned material constantly on band, expericnod work
men always in readiness and work executed with
dispatch. w
U.Orderepromp ly attended to
Sept.lB, 1867.—tf
301/N lIENDRICKS
RECONSTRUCTION
IF Y 0 U WANT:TO RU
GR,O C.ERIES
cheap, Como to our stare in Feat York street where every
thing in our line will be Rohl at a short profit.
Ererything kept in a first clam grocery, will be found
there, also,
CONFECTIONS. AND NOTIONS,
TOBACCO AND SERS,
proiluce taken in exchange for goods, cash paid for old
4neat.
Mt-Farmers come and See
THE WONDER OF THE AGE,
WARREN'S
ELECTRIC CHURN,
which makes, one-fourth more butter than any other
Churn (out of the same cream.) We keep them fir sale and
will be pleased to show them. Don'ts. forget the place.
lIENEPRICKS # WARREN.
Gettysburg, Sep t. 1887.—tf
ORNAMENTAL TOYS.
JOHN M. WARNER
lIAS jnet received from Philadelphia the largest,
beet and cheapest assortment of
ALBUMS,
ORNAMENTAL TOYS,
TOILET SETS,
FANCY CARD DE VISITES,
-,
FRUITS, CONFECTIONS,
AND NOTIONS OF ALL kINPS,
ever opened in Gettyabutg. Call at his atoro on Belli
more se., opposite Fahnestocks' Store. LSept.l.B, 1867.-tf
T ol\-N PROPERTY AT
PUBLIC SALE.
The utdersigned will. offer at Public Sale, oa
the premises, on SATURDAY the 12th of OCTO
BER., 1867, a part lot of grourd, aituate in Ge -
tvslourg, on ,an alley, 'allotting property - of
gdward Menehey, improved , 7 ith a FRAME
HOUSE, part weatherboarded and part rough
cast, and a variety of fruit trees.
IrirSale to cbminence at 1 o'cloe'c, P. M., when
attendance will be given and terms made known
by ' SARAH ANN BRIEN.
Sept. 18.-3 t
PRIVATE SALE OF A
VA.LITABLE FARM
The undersigned, int nding to quit fitrming,
offers for sale his FARM, on which he row
resides, near the Carlisle pike, One mile from
Round Hill, P: 0., and three miles from .York
Sulphur Springs or Hampton, Adams county,
Pa., containing - 101 ACRES, more or less, on
which is erecteda new two-sto-y LOG HOUSE,
with back Kitchen-House, 24 by 28 feet. There
is a pump of never-falling water at the door ; Ap-
Pies, Peaches, Cherries, and other fruit trees, on
the premises; a good and new Bank Barn, hunt
in 1866, with all of er outbuildings. Four thous
and hubliels of Lir e have been put on this farm
in the last three ye-rs ; also five thousand new
Rails. There are about 30 acres of heavy Tim
ber of White Oak and Hickory. This (him has
produced 200 bustle's of Wheat and•soo bushels
of Oats this season, with abundance of toad
Hay. It sl,o lies conv( tient toChurches,
Blacksmith shop, Stores, and Post offiee. This
is a good chance, as the farm is in u high state
,of cultivation. Price low—half cash, balance in
i - ,avmtlate without interest.
Bept. H.-St
VALUABLE TANNERY
. AT PRIVATE SALE.
The subscriber, wishing to give up the Tanning busi•
nese, offers at Private Sale, his valuable TANNERY,
situate on South Baltimore street, Gettysburg, Pa, in
cluding Brick Beam Shop with I pool, trues, and six
handlers; Brick Currying Shop: Brick , and Frame Bark
Mill House; 38 lay-away Vats on the yard; with 8 Leeches
and room to add any additional number—constant :Tin
ning Spring water, Dement:tiling, in tan.yard and shops.
This Tannery is located in a region where good Bark is
abundant at reasonable prices. Possession of the Tannery
will be given tp the purchaser immediately. if desires!,
with a supply of bark to run L.
There is besides a large Two-story MICK DULLING
on the property, w ith Spring House, Smoke louse, Wood
abed, Barn, Corn Crib, Wagon Shed and other outbuild
ings, with a well of water and also hydrant at kitchen
door, with running water through Spring louse., There
is a variety of beet quality of growing Grapes an Fruit
on the premises. The.property is in good condition, and
in every respect a most desirable residence and business
staid.
Also, will be sold, A LOT:01 , GROUND afjoininit - a
bove, containing 1% Acres, more or less, with an Apple.
Orchard and a first-clue Spring and Bathing Establish
ment on it.
Also, A LOT OF GROUND, on the Emmittsburg road,
one-half mile from town ' containing 8 Acres, which the
purchaser can also have, If desired.
.3..Persoue desiring to view the premisee, or ascertain
further particulars, will address the subscriber residing
in Gettystmrg. Pa. JOHN WINEHILIANBIL
Sept. 1.8.-tf
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
The undersigned, Executor of the estate of JACOB
Luz*, Br., devalued, will offer at Public Sale, on Satur
day, &vital/id" Maisel., at 12 o'clock, Id., on the prens;
lies, in Petersburg,That 'spry desirable HOUSEand LOT,
with IA Acres of good land attached thereto. The Im
provements consist of a good two story Weather-boarded
House and back-building attached, good Barn, Hog House,
Carriage goose, itc., with a never-failing Spring of water
piped to the Kitchen; there is a good Apple Orchard and
a variety °tether fruit on the premises. The land is In
a high utate of cultivation.
Also, at the 'dune time and place - will be sold the N
lowing Personal Property, late of Elizabeth Laiew, de
ceased, to wit:
TWO COWII,
3 Hogs, !Rockaway Braggy, Hay and Straw A'otat eg;
also, 1 Cooking Stove, 2 Cornet Cupboards, Cited of
era, Tablooted Chairs, 1 Clock, Bedsteads and Bedding,
Copper Kettle, Iron Kettle, goat nal
many. other articles too :tumorous to mention.
air•Aftendance will be given and tot= made known
on day &sale by JACOB K. 'MEW, Er'r.
Sept.
A GOOD. FARM AT
PUBLIC RA TM
The subscriber, intending to ma k e a change in business.
will oiler at Public hale, on Saturday, the 281 h day
September inst., at 2 o'clock, P. 24ini the premier, that
valuabla YIBY, situated in Frederick county, Md., on
the banks of latommicy, adjoining Lea awry Myles,
John'insanor and others. This Farm abort one mile
sou th-west of Hasno, and a .half mile from Arno* Wit
containing /00 /Donor teas. The Improvemonta
consist ors Two4tory HOWIA with bink - bliii" .
4 1 :C EckAd, Deg Mum with Padding, APLijors
, and other outbuildings., Than is an O
2 100 ofehoka fruit
lag ,coVition. and some of them hearing. Aim, about 100
psi TREES of VariOlta kind., and a great. varlet:., at
other fruits, such as Pears, ?luau, (Sherries mut Grapes.
This Pann is in a good state of. cultivation. about two
itkirdi of the Fans, being med. Thera is a raltdont
Rant . Ity of Meadow and about 25 ACE= of thriving
There are two? of good water neat
the OW and
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In the Fourth district, composed of the townsi; of
lath:nor° and dluntl ...
n .. at the horse ofJane in
the township of Hun
In the Fifth dis 4-11 (imposed of the townships; of
Hamiltonian and Liberty, at the Public School house in
Milleestown.
In the Sixth district, composed' of the township of
Hamilton, at the house now occupied by Daniel Backe/ in
the town of East Berlin.
In the Seventh district, composed of the townehin of
Menallen, in the Public Echool house in the towriTtif Ben
dersville.
In the Eigh th district , composed of the township , of
Stratan,at the Dense ofJacoh L. Grams, in Hunterstown.
In the Ninth district, composed of the township! of
Franklin, at the hobse now Occupied by John P Butt,' in
said township. !
In the Tenth district, composed of the townehin of
Conowago, at the house of Emanuel Diller, in McSharrys
town.
In the Eleventh district, composed of the townshlei of
Tyrone,
at the house of Mrs. Cook, in Heidlersburg.
In the Twelfth district, composed of the towrishijg of
Mottutjoyiat the house ef Mrs. V. Hans, in said township.
In the Thirteenth district, composed of the township of
Mountpleasant, at the public School house in said teen
ship, situate at the Cross roads, the one leading from Ox- '
Ord to the Two Taverns, the other from Hunterstown te
Hanover.
In the Fourteenth district, composed 'of the township I
of Reading, at the house of R. M. Dicke, in Hampton.
In the Fifteenth dictrict, . : composed of the Borough of
Berwick, at the public school house in Abbottstown.
In the Sixteenth district, composed'of the township of ,
Freedom, at the howle of Samuel Moritz, in said township.
In the Seventeenth district, composed ofthe township of
Union, at the house of Enoch Lefever, in said township.
In the Eighteenth district, compoeo of the township
of Butler, at, the public school housein Middletown, in
said township..
In the Nineteenth district, composed of the township of
Berwick, at the Pigeon Hill school house, in said town
n the Twentieth districticomposed of the township of
CBerland, at thehouse of Conrad Snyder, in the bor
ough of Gettysburg.
In the Twenty-first district, composed of the township
of Highland, at the School House at Lower Marsh Creek
Presbyterian Church, in said township. .
In the Twentyssecond district, composed of the borough
of Littleetown, at the most westerly 1i:hoot-house in said
borough.
At which time and places will he elected
One Member of Assembly;
One Cennty Commissioner;
Two Jerry Commissioners;
One County Treasurer;
One Director of the Poor;
One County Auditor.
By an Act of the General Assembly of this State, it is
enjoined upon me to insert in my proclamation of elec.
'flans the following sections of Lawepassed by said Genet.
al Assembly, as follows :
(Act Of March 30, 1866.)
Szezpox 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in
General Assembly met, and it is hereby enacted by the
authority of the same, That the qualified voters of the
several counties of this Commonwealth, at all, general,
tolnehip, borough and special elections, are hereby, here
after,authorized and required to vote, by tickets, printed,
or, written, or partly printed and partly written, severally
classified as follows: One ticket shall embrace the names
ofall judges of courts voted for,and tobe labelled, out
side, "judiciary:" one ticket shall embrace the names Of
all state officers voted for, and be labelled "state;" one
ticket shall embrace the names of all county officers voted
for, and be labelled county;" one ticket shall embrmie
the names oi all township officers voted for, and be label
led. "township," one ticket shall embrace thenames pf
all borough officers voted for, and be labelled "borough;"
and each class shall be deposited in separate ballot-boxes.
(Act of June 4, 1866.)
WHEREAS. By the act of the Congress of the United
States, entitled "An Act to amend the several acts hereto
fi,re passed to provide for the enrolling and calling out Cho
National forces, and for other purposes," and approved
March third, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-flee,
all persons who have deserted the military or naval der
vice of the United States, and who have not been dis
charged, or relieved fromthe penalty or disability there
in provided, are deemed, and taken, to have voluntarily
e - dinquished, and forfeited, their rights of citizenship, and
their rights to become citizens, and are deprived of exer
cising any rights of citizens thereof:
Abe WIIIIIRLS. Persons, not Mt teens of the united States,
are not, under the Constitution and laws of Pennsylva
nia, qualified electors of this Commonwealth :
&eeriest 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the Commonwealth of Penney 'verde
..fn General Assembly met, and it is hereby enacted by the
authority of the same: That in all elections hereafter to
beheld in this Commonwealth, it shall be unlawful for
the judge or inspectors of any such election to receive
any ballot, or ballot,'" from any person ' or persons, em
braced in the prof lemons, and subject to the disability
imposed by said act of Congress, approved March third,
one 'thousand eight hundred and sixty-five, and it shall
be unhav ful for any such person to offer to vote any
ballot or ballots.
Seems 2. That if anv each judge and inspector! of
election, or any one of them shall receive, or consent to
receive, any such unlawful ballot, or ballots, from any
such disqualified person, he, or they, so offending, shall
be guilty of a misdemeanor; and, upon conviction there
of, in any court of quarter sessions of this Commonwealth,
he shall, for each offence he sentenced to pay a fine of
not less than one hundred dollars, and to undergo an
prisoninent, in the jail of the proper county, for not lees
than sixty days.
Ssorzox 8. That II any person deprived of citizenship,
and disqualified as aforesaid, shall, at any election, bore- I
alter to be held in this Commonwealth, vote, or tender
to the officers thereof, and offer to vote, a ballot or bal
lots, any person so offending shill be deemed guiltY of
a miedemeamor, and on conviction thereof; in any court
of quarter sessions of this Commonwealth, shall, for each
offence, be punished in like manner as is provided in the
preceding section of this act in the case of officers' of
election receiving such -unlawful ballot or ballots.
EzettoN 4. That if any person shall hereafter persuade,
or advise, any person or persons deprived of citizenship,
and disqualified as aforesaid, to offer any ballot, or bal
lots, to the officers of any election, hereafter to be held
in this Commonwealth, or shall persuade, or advise, any
such' officers to receive any ballot, or ballots, from shy
person deprived of citizenship, and disqualified as afore
said, such person, so offending, shall be guilty of a mis
demeanor, and upon conviction thereof, in any court cf
quarter sessions of this Commonwealth, shall be punish
ed in like manner as is provided in the eeeond section of
this act, in the case of officers of such election receiving
such unlawful ballot, or ballots.
Ats6L-in and by virtue of the 14th section of the act
of Feb. 27th. 1849, every person, excepting Justices of the
Peace. who shall hold any office or appointment of profit
or trust under the Government of the United States, of
any city or incorporated district, whether commission
ed officer or otherwise, a enbordinate officer or agent, who
is, or shall be employed underithe legislative, executive
or judiciary department of this. State, or o f the United
States, or any city or incorporated district, and also that
every member of Congress and of the State Legislaturd,
and of the Select or Common Council of any City or Com
missioner of any incorporated district, is by law incapable
of holding or exercising at the saute time, the office or
appointment ofJudge, Inspector; or Clerk of any election
of this Commonwealth, kid that no`Judge, Inspector, or
other officer of any such 'Election, shall be eligible to any
office to be then votedfof.
Atdo—That in the fourth section of the Act of Assem
bly entitled "An , Act relating to executions, and fin
other purposes," approved, April 16th, 1840, it is enacted
that the aforesaid 14th section "shall not be construed, am
to prevent any militia officer or borough officer from
servieg as judge, inspector or clerk, at any general or
special election in this Commonwealth."
And in and by Act of the General Assembly of this
State, passed the 2nd day of Ju1y,1839, it is directed that
the Inspectors and Judges be at the places of their dis
trictjon 'the day of General, Election aforesaid, at 9 ot
cluck in the forenoon, to do and perform the several!
duties required and enjoined on them in and by the 610/6
act. ,
WM. C. STALLS.ILITH,
O. IT. STALLIDITTII.
lURAI WARREN
I. R. SHIPLEY.
And be it further directed, itt -and by the Act of the
General Assembly'of this State, aforesaid, that uncut the
Judges of each of the different districts aforesaid, who
shall have the charge of the certificates of the number of
votestvhich shall have been given for each candidate for
the different offices then aSd there voted for, at their re
spective districts, shall meet the third day after the elec
tion, Which shall be cn Finer, THE 11TH or OCIOEXa a
foresaid, at the Court-house; in the borough of -Gettys
•be rg, then and Mere to make a fair statement and cery
tificate of the number of votes, which shall have beefi
given at the different districts in the county of Adams for
any persons fur the offices aforesaid.
PHILIP HANN, Sheriff.
Sheriff's office, Gettysburg, Sept. 18, 1867.
, For the better and more Impartial selection of persons to
serve as jurors, in each of the countieet of this Common]
wealth.
&tenon 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rea
preseiiielives of the Consmonmpaith of Pennsylvania id
Gcncral Assembly met and it is hereby enacted by the aui
thorUy of the same, That at the general election to lot
held on the second Tuesday of Ottober, Anno Domini one
thousand eight hundred and sixtitseven n and
thereafter, at such election, the qualified electors of the
several counties of this commonwealth shall elect, in the
.manner now provided by law for the election of othet,
county officers, two sober, intelligent and judicious per.
sons, to serve as juky commissioners in each of said cone:
ties, for the period of three years ensuing their election ;
but the same person, or persons, shall not be eligible nir,
re-eltotion more than once in any period of six years:- 7 1
Provided, That each of said qualified electors shall tot*
for one person only as jury commisainner; and the two!
persons having the greatest number of votes, for jury'
commissioner, shall be duly elected jury commissioners'
for such county.
Exc. 2- It shall be the duty of said jury commissioners i l l
and the president judge, or additional law judge, of thel
respective district, or a majority of them, to meet at the:
seat bfjustice of the respective counties at least thirty.
days before the first term of the court of common pleas, ,
in every year, and thereupon proceed, withdue diligence,)
alternately, to select from the whole Twirled electors of
the respective county, at large, a number such as at the
term of the court of common pleas next preceding shall, byi
the said court, be designated, clacker, intelligent aadjudi-!
cious persons, to serve. as jurors in the'several 'courts
of such county; dnrkng,that year; and the itald Jury com-;
missioners, and president judge, or addftionallaw judge,.
or a majority of them, shall, in the mode and ,manner
now directed by law, place the names of persons, so sake
ted, in the: proper jury wheel, and thee/Lid jury wheel
lackedi as sow required by law, shall remain in custodyl
of said jury commissioners, and the keys thereof ip the/
cruotody of the sheriff of said county.
tinc.B. That the acid jury commissioners, Lind the char-'
it of the remains county, or any two of them, &AS
draw from the proper jury wheel, paaele °Omura, an
grand jurors of the proper countied, and as petit and us-,
versejorors for the trial of banes, in fact., which may be
taken Ju apy action,in my of the courts, civil and crimi _
hall, of the • several counties; aferetwid, in the manner
now practiced and allowed; but before the sold jury co*
miseloners and sheriff shall proceed to *led, or draw,
Jurors in the manner aforesaid, they shah severally take
the oath, or afOrmation now preicribo by law, to be
taken by the abseil ' an d minty amuniMoners, betas
selecting and drawing jurors.
______4_ of Sec. A. That so much of any Mt or acts of awasuolf
this rcarwealth, as make; it the- tity 'of the doing
and nt h commissioners, (deny of said counties, to
lest drow_juron, sha ll berepealed,nied cella bar
say or erect, from and after the find day of
N il . peiFt, Anzio Dentin' one thomand fight hundred
eistyrim;tall surts, aad parts '
of mustradY, now in Airco, in naatioft le Os
sealing litiii ruiceellng, locking arit opmMS Ofthji
wheel (Attu& respective county, and all .auta, Wad
ducts of assembly, now in form, impeding
,auy ponsity,.
coadalse
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pRociaMATION:Lw :
tinkby theokai. the , Genet* of hit
State, entitle d" Alt not fa leettlate the General ea
'of this Commonwealth," enacted on 'the ButinfJ sal 1
tt je enjoined on me toe,. Public Notroe of such kw:
to beheld, and to enumerate in such notice what °Hi
are to bealect: I. PHILIP HANN Sherifforthe Com*
•ty of Adams, do, therefore, hereby g i ve this public notice'
to the Electors of the said County of Adams, thatqa•
saIt.RUCTION will beheld in aid County, on the an
TtralDLY os Omura wars, (vet Bra ) in the several is
tricts.composed of the following Townships, wit: I
In the Firat district, compoeedof the Borough prEhMys.
long, at the Court House, in Ge tty sburg.
' In theTtecond distrct, composed of the township ofi:r
weaned Golden's School-house, in the township of r.
man,
In the Third district, composed of the township of Ox
ford, at the home of L B. Moser, in the town of New Ox
fOrd-
AN ACT
MMM
gal gutratfitimo.
laultu 'each and every neirit ref= to att. • • She
earne,-:to be seed Ow and reco vered, any justice of
tha pace of the proper - aunty aidebte of Mauna are
nowlsl . law .reousrable: ten Of which shall go to
the suing, and the resklueUt* Paid by the said
justice to the treasurer of the respective county, for the
use of the same.
Sac. 7. In Cue of the inability of either, or all of the
said jury commissioners, by Wetness, death, or other un
avoidable mum% to discharge the duties of said office, or
id.case of neglect, or refusal to serve thereon, it shall be
the uty of the president judge, in such county wherein
said may hive' occurred, to; appoint et suitable
person, or persons, as the case may be, possessing the
qualities ons afinesaid, to peribrm the ddtles of said of.
Ace (lulu such noway ; and such person, or persoris,
after having.complied with the reqnirements of the dad
section of thiis eat, atoll proceed to discharge the duties
of said dike dOing the remainder of the term so vacs
ed : Provided, That the provisions of this act shall not
apply to the city of Philadelphia. • .
GO O'RS FOR
FALL & WINTER
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CHEAP MERINOS,
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CHEAP CO,BURGS,
CHEAP SHAWLS,
CHEAP BLANKETS,
CHEAP CARPETS,
CHEAP QUEENSWARE,
All. New and the Latest Styles:
DUPIIORIki & 11OFF3Wsl,
Sept. 18, 1867.—tf
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of the week, besides a charming tale in every Jaime. Its
miscellaneous contents are interesting and useful, the
whole being prepared with a view to making it a wel.
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Sept. 18.-4 t
1867. FALL. .1867.
MILLINERY.
MISS MCCREARY
HAS just returned from the City with a large assort
ment of new style.
BONNETS AND HATS
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which she is prepared to sell at at prices which will defy
competition. Also Bonnet and Hat trimmings ot all the
latest styles, and FANCY GOODS of every variety.
SlLBonnete made to order, at- the shortest notice.
Sept. 11, 1887.--1 m
FALL STYLE OF HATS .
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FOR 1867.
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S. S. M'CREARY •
Ties jut received a fresh 'andgeneral smortment of
HiTS, Including the very latest style of fine Silk,
Cassimere and Soft Per liats, and also a large easPli of
fine and low priced Wool HATS and OSPSIbr Hen and
BOYS. He Invites his blends and thepublic, to give him
a call. iSept.ll,U67.—tf
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
The undersigned willed' at Public Sale, on ThurwkS_ Is
Ms 19b1 dor of September, IBM, at 10 o'clock, A.M..„.at hos
residence in Mensal= township, on the road from San
dersville to Areadtsville,B mike from Bandersslne, 234 ,
ttfrom Arendtseille, and a from Middletown, a "slaty ol
valuable Personal Propert7 including a line If frrn Y
HHORSE,6 head of Mikis. C , ows, all io.l, one , of which
will be freak by the day algal., one Steer, large Frog, a
Brood Sew of the Chaster "White breed, nice &Mee, a
iour-hmstWegon, a Spring Wapatillockalty iluggfp
a /odder °Atter; Log Main, 2 B one of Siam one
horse and one tusk's's...A met Milton fleant;a Side fied•
ills, Corn and Potatoes by.the bashed, Bacon and Lard by
the pound, a mallets Stove, Meat Vessale,Ciderßarrels,
thindstone,Grainttud Clover Seed
.oradlik °Mgr tha
board, ?Ambles, hairs, Clock ; Iron and 'o4mrpar Kett
and a variety of other articles. • •
OrdAtendence will be given and Wpm made known
on day Oak by JACOB =an.
Sept. 4.4 s • ,
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CHEAP CASSIMERES,
CHEAP ALPACCAS
CHEAP DELALNES
CHEAP NOTIONS
GO TO
N. W. Cor. of the Square
BALTIMORE, MD
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TALTIABLZ FARM
V AT PE] VATE SAL
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- The iberot[praat,PriyateSalehtavalmableP AßM,
luableF
situated to Freedom township, Adam' county, Pa, bon
tainingpl AGBIN3, moreor lew„on the road leading Eck=
the Nurinemaker's Mill road to Mllleratown, adjoining
lands of David Bowerman, Valentine Frock and °then.
The improvements are part Log and part Stone Dwelling,
and in good condition. There are about 516 Acass- ha
good Timber, and a eufficlent amount of good meadow.
Tkoltrm is well watered, and ban recently been well limed.
It la under good fencing. There are TWO YOUNG OR
CHARDS on the place, in thriving' condition. School
bonne and Churches are convenient.
.21..Pors , tis duiring to see the ptoperty will call on
the undersigned residing thereon. •
8ept.1.1.-2m PLENNER.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
PUBLIC SALE,
Will be sold at Public Sale, on Saturday, the 28V day
ofSeptember inst., at 1 o'clock, P. M., on the premises,
'V
the ALUABLE FARM of CATHARINI Smarm, situate
in lllonntjoy township, Adams county,' Pa, about two
miles from Two Taverns, near the road leading from Two
Taverns to the Bmmitteburg road, adjoining lands of
George Hoffman, John Spangler, Stephen Gettier, and
others, containing 154 ACRES, more or lead, of good land.
Thelmprovementa are a one and a half story 110IISE,
wt log and part stone, & Log Barn, Wagon Shed, Corn
Cri,b Hog House, Granarye and all other necessary out.
buildings; two thetdrate Apple Orchards, and a general
variety : of choice fruit, Peached, Pears, Grapes, d.c. There
la an excellent Spring of never-failing water near the
door. The land is under good Cultivation and highly
productive, having all been limed over twice, and- pert
three times. It is upder good fencing, mostly chestnut
rails. There is a fair proportion of good Timber and
Meadow. It lies convenient to Churches, School Homo,
and Stores, and is ln every respect a most desirable prb
petty.
Parsons wishing tb view the property are regneated to
all on Busy McNamar, reaiding thereon.
113,Attendance will be given and term made known
by CONRAD B. WALTER, Agent.
Sept.ll.—ta
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTAT
On Saturday, the DM of October, 1887, at 1 o'clock, P.M.
The trubecriberwill .011, at Public Sale, on the premises,
TIIE VALUABLE FARM,
on which be now . resides, situate in Huntington town
ship. Adams county, Pit., about 2 miles souto of Peters
burg, near Wierman's Mill, adjoining lands of Joseph
Wierman, Joseph A. Wierman ' Herman Wierman, and
others, containing 84 ACRES, more or lees. The Im
provements are a two-story Frame and Log WEATHER
BOARDED DWELLING, with s .Log Kitchen attached,
Log Barn, Wagon Shed, Corn Crib, a frame weatherboard..
ed Shop, and other outbuildings. ,There are two good
Springs, one of them convenient to the house, a thriving
young Apple Orchard, about 150 bearing Peach trees,
about 25 bearing Pear trees, and other fruit. There is a
fair proportion of good Timber and Meadow. There are
between 4000 'and 5000 young fruit trees in a Nursery,
which will be sold with the property.
Arile-Any person desiring to view the premises can call
on the subscriber residing thereon. The protaerty is in,
good order.
airAtteadance will be given and terms made known
on day of wale by JOHN CLEAVER.
Sept. 11.-ta
PUBLIC SALE OF VAIITABLE
REAL ESTATE
By virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court of Adams
county, the undersigned. Administrators of the estate of
H
JOHN OSZ, deceased, will sell at Public Sale, on Friday,
the 20th day of September, at 2 o'clock, P. n, on the pre
mises, at Butt's School House, in Franklin township, Ad•
ams county, I', the following valuable Lots of Ground,
to wit :
NO. I.—A LOT OP CLEARED LAND, in Franklin
township, adjoining lands of Rezak iah Latshaw, and other
lands of said deceased, containing 7 ACRES AND 24
PERCHES. Also,
FOCI: LOTS OF WOOD-LAND
n Franklin township, lying on Little Marsh Creek, ad
olning lands of John Butt and others :
No. i ,--Containint 4 Acres ar.d 82 Perches
OM
" 3 :c r , 41 135 lt
" 4 10 ..
Also—A LOT OF CLEARED LAND, adjoiuing Wood
Lot N 0.4, containing 7 Acies and 107 Perches.
Little Marsh Creek runs through all the above Wood
Lots, which are heavily set with tirst-rate Oak and Hick
ory Timber. The'Lots are less than two miles from the
Chambersburg pike, and but live miles from Gettysburg,
and easy of access., making them among the meet desira
ble and valuable Wood Lots in the county.
Oa : Attendance will be given and terms made known
by F D. DUPHORN,, re.
ANN ti. HOSE,
JACOB Mrcusr, (D. of D.) Auctioneer.
Eept.ll.—te.
PUBLIC SALE
The subscriber, Executor of the Estate of Joniv Mc-
Extant., late of Bendersville, A4latne county, Pa.„ decear
ed, will genet Public Sale, on Saturday, the ".Us of Octo-
ber next, at 10 o'clock, A. 11., on the premises, the follow
ing valuable Betel Estate of said deceased, to wit :
THE MANSION HOUSE and Lot, situate in Benders
villa, fronting on Main street, built of Brick, two-story
high, containing five Booms and a Kitchen on first floor
and. six Rooms on second floor with a good Cellar and
Basement, a never-fai.ing well of good water at the door,
a Garden with a number of fruit trees thereon.
No. 1. Lot lying in the rear of the
Bone, containing three ACRES, on which Is an excellent
bearing Orchard with a double Log Barn-and threshing
Boor thereon.
No. 2. Adjoining the above, con
taining two and • half Acres, and partly planted with
fruit trees.
No. 3. Adjoining N 0.2, and contain
itig two and a quarter Acres.
No. 4. Lying north of No. 3, and
containing 3 , 4 " Acres.
No. 5. Adjoining No. 4, and con
taining 44", Acres.
No. 6. Adjoining No. 5, and lying
north of it containing 2% Acres.
No. 7. Adjoining lands of WILLIAM
Yzarts,3r, and fronting on a twenty foot Alley, two
Acres. Also,
FIVE BUILDING LOTS,
fronting on Main street and confining about , /, 6 ' of an Acre
each. Also,
A LOT OF TIMBER LAND,
(mostly Oak and Hicitory,) lying about one mile north
east of Benderwville and adjoining lands of Daniel Peters
and others, containing 10 Acres, more sr less.
The location of the above property 15 very desirable
and the lots all easy of access.
.q - Persons wish log to view the property will call on
the Executor residing in Benders‘ ille. .
,'Attendance will be given and terms made known
on day of sale by, • A. T. WRIGHT, Ex'r.
Joni( autza, Auctioneer. [*ept.ll.—ta
A VALUABLE FARM.
AT PRIVATE SALE
The subscriber offers at. Private Sale, his valnable
COPPER STONE FARM, situated in Meatlien township.
Adams county, Pa, on the rood leading from Senders
villato Petersburg, two miles from the former place,
containing 137 ACP.ES and 78 PERCHES. Improved
with a new two-story BRICK HOUSE, 32 feet by 42,
with an ont kitchen and a well of water under roof at the
door with an excellent spring but a short distance how
the house. Also a new Bank Barn 93 feet in length in
cluding Wagon Shed and Corn Crib, and other'necessary
out-buildings are on the premises. The Farm possesses
superior water advantages, with a great variety of fruit
upon it. The land is In a high state of cultivation and
contains a good proportion of Timber and Meadow. It is
located in a fine neighborhood being convenient to Mar
kets, Mills, Churches and Schools, and is among themost
desirable properties hi the county.
103,„Persons wishing to view the property, will call np
on the subscriber residing thereon.
Aug. ,V3.-3m SOLOMON BENDER.
A VALUABLE FARM,
In Hama/on/4n township, Adam: county, Penns;
AT PRIVATE SALE
The subscriber, having removed to the West, offers at
Private Sale, his valuable FARE, situate in Hamilton
ban township, Adams county, Pa., one mile from Fair
field, containing about 200 ACRES, adjoining lands of
Joseph Culbertson, J. 8. Witherow, and others, and bar
ingthereon a nearly new two-story Stone DWELLING
HOUSE, with two-story Kitchen, a nearly new Bank
Barn, Wagon Shed and Corn Crib, and other oubbuild.
Inge ; a never-fisiling well of water at the door, and water
in all the fields. There is on the premises a first-rate
young APPLE ORCHARD,jnat coining Into frill bearing
with other fruit of different kinds. There Is also on the
farm a two-story Log TENANT :HOUSE, with Stable,
and an excellent Orchard connected with the same.
The lasid_is In a tine state of cultivation, having all
been limed, whilst the fences are almost excl usively chest
nut miL Churches, School Houses, Mills, Stem and
Mechanic Shope, are convenient—all within a mile.
Ant-Persons wishing to view the premises, are request
ed to call on Isaac liereter, residing on Marsh Creek,
near F . Bream's tavern, who will show the property and
state terms. JOHN H. BAUMGARDNER.
Aug. 28.-.tf
V"UATITY FARM AT
PRIVATE SALE
The undersigted offer at Private Fale their valuable
Farm, situate Franklin township, Adams count y, Pa
near Mummaabiirg, on the road to Gettysburg, adjoimtni
lands of Benjamin Deardorff, Andrew Klock, and others,
c =lain in g 150 ACRES, more or lees. The improvements
'consist of two DWELLING HOUSES, one of them two.
'dories, the other 134 stories also a good Bank Barn, and
a good Stable. The propert yl can be conveniently avid.
al, so as to have a set of buildings on each, Spring House,
Corn Crib, Wagon Sheds, and other outbuildings. There
is a goild Oiehard of choice Fruit ; also a neverlaling
Spring of Water near the door. Part of the Farm has
been recently limed. There is a fidr proportion of
Meadow' and T imb e r Land. Also, abeur 25 or 3 1 ) ACKES
of Mountain JAM, near Arendteville, adjoining lands of
John Bittinger and other,, well covered with excellent
Timber.
11111,..Pasone 'ladling to view the Profiting, win can :Oa
the troderstsned, residing thereon.
J .K.,5., end M. A. WILSON.
Aag arid . '
VALlja" REAL ESTATE
AT PUBLIC ,BAI .
oOn Weep&syi au 2e4 of October neu, In Puente°
fan order of the Orphans' Court of Adams county SOU
be offered at Public Bale, on the premises, TUX Ake:
EKON YARN of fisnmer Knox, deoeaaed, situate In
rePt'hect, Ilemlltsmban township,
ai ddiegitYVPlL.
calitathlM2ll. more or lee, . , landate
WlllisatwalUerf I.temln`A. Marehell, j am,..
ohs NAM , eed.Alitsem Ttta itepretuaaata art aWe
amscHoso* tat BouBl Tv/weary stone Ifitelem,
Msalt i ttas o pet eat Jara Woos• WWI* 4.4 .
Ka, ' maw n admit, weer 'lsola army add
On the esras,an truselaet Orteardrualtabafe t o woo
esty, oflseHr.seellfeedisne ablastet . a.
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Zeds fue obit Tit•proporty is• :
Ib a good neigliborp•A to as ' , Habit"' of Schad AM*
trattrches, KKK he - ft•ii Tenn mofla a* hest
a elnen
In the count . Theproperty will be shown CO
Pee &Alfons of -1", ewe W
ab thettleellesente * re tiktitagattri 01 4 d tiae, - -P..-
Klfillea -n: 4't iz , ,',. ~.. Vol I.,se
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One other MILL, icnownne '
AIM,' with
60 ACRES OF LAND, one mile from Abbottstown, on
the Hanover turnpike. All in good order.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT PRIVATE SALE.
A valnabletract °nand of 16' ACRES, more or less, on
the Millerstown road, being the west side of Seminary
hill aid commandingi a view of the battlefield. The im
provements are an excellent TWO STORY PRAM
HOUSE, a largo Garden with 25 select Apple and Peach
Trees, perpetual right to the use of a neverddlingwef
of excellent water, an orchard of about 50 bearing Apple
Trees, a Barn and sevpral Sheds. The house is beatittful
ly shaded by the adjoining grove of 5 Acres, and near the`
well.
Also, A PULL LOT WITH. A TWO-STORY ITOUSR,
stable, and well of exeellent water, on Middle street, ad
joining the house of Henry Utz.
Also, ten Acres adjciining this tract, and 36 more, Ode
sired, at a very cheap rate,
IM.Yor terms apply to
Avg. M.-tf-ecrip
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
TIII undersigned, [Administrator of the Estate of
MICHAEL Stews Late of Tyrone township, Adams county,
Pa., deceased, will sell at Public Sale, on Saturday, 'the
210 of September, IMC, at 2 o'clocit,P. AL, on the premi
ism, by order of the ohans' Court of Adams county, the
following Real gets of said deceased, to wit:
A DWELLING 110 SIAM two Lota of Ground 'MAW
u tp
la the town of Heidiershurg. Theiloaserisa one and a
half story Log Weati r rboarded, with au exnellentBtable,
Wood House, arid oth outbuildings.. [ .
it§..Attendance wil be Oren and terms made tendert ,
on'day of sale by
Aug. 14-ta , f JOHN P. HOUCK, Adm'r. ''
VALUALILE FATLY AT
PUBLIC SALE.,
•
The undersigned., ing3istrator cum teetamento4n-;
neT.o. of the estate of Um MIGIIIIT, tete of ilaamil.l
tonben townehip,Adauloarottnty,, , Pa., deoeneek , by
bl
tele ors decree of the Orphans ' Court - 61 saki mantra
to Public Bats , li}id4gytlrolLfh mfOct4er.
prddttle
the valuable'
• of said deceased, situate in V.kotra but,'
iftmoban aforesaid, *bane X. .ease o'
No old, on the road ht4W:toi org, =taint
ht MAPES, morale. la4yofittotxtLinteatonoland,
wi ='Wellt Molina INor,in wart TbAA
rANOII olgemen etin4 "Ai taare tailil!atillle ne iril l iThilai *. I VM Sar
AO
o r ant-boadloge 1 70. Moo 0 , 2% ' oll g 4 lgte ,
af with &lair- lion le igoodi Timber. Thew
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~. onneat ' t CA:te)ber ist, 1867, at 10 o'cloe:i
` 'The unders gned, Attorneys in fiiet far the Heirs of
7FIMJA„a Wet aa, deceased, late of Frederick county,
Md.; Will sell t Public Sale, on the premises, the follow
ing mileable Beal Estate of said deceased, to wit:
• NO. 1.4-THE MAI4SION FARM,
aroma in Frederick 'county, 51aryland, on the toad lout.
ing from Emniittaburg to Lphtleatown, 5 miles. from the
Thrmer place, adjoining lands of Jacob Shoemaker, Isaac
Fisher, and others, containing 163 ACRES, more or imiN
having thereo erected a large new Two-story BRICK
- HOUSE, with ement, brick Bank Barn, Wagon Shed,
Carriage Hoes , /log Pen. and other necmury Outbuild
ings, with a ;ell of good water near the &or of the
t i.
Marmon Bons . There is Mao a large tiro-story Frame
Tenant House ,on the premises, with a two-story Stone
Spring House, dvith a never-failing Spring of good water,
and a good Stable. There is a variety of choice fruit on
the property, about 36 Acres of eicellent Timber, with
a fair proportion of Meadow, and the balance in a high
State of culth i tion.
NO. 2. , --A TRACT OF LAND
lying partly in Cumberland township, Adams' county,
Pa., and partly, in Frederick coboty, Md., containing 180
ACRES, more or leas, (adjoining lands of D. W. Homier,
Isaac 'Fisher, acid others. The Improvements are a large
Two-story }HUCK HOUSE. a double Log Barn, Wagon
Shed, and other outbuildings. About 30 Acme are
In good timber] the balance cleared, with a fair propor
tion of good Meadow. • /
NO. 3.4-A TRACT OF LAND;
adjoining N 0.2, contaioing 115 ACRES, more or leas,
pf
about 20 Acres which are in good Timber, and the bal.
ante cleared and under cultivation.
Tbe above tracts ate well watered, and coenientl
located to Chuiches, Scho o
ls, Mills, and Mar nv
ke
Per
sona desiring td view either or the properties, will call
on William B. Walker, residing on Tract No.l, or on
Joseph W. Witherow, residing on Tract No. 2, at any
Onto ; or on the arabscriberti on Monday before the day of
sale.
IV - Attendance will 'be giien and terms made known
on day of sale by J. S. WITHEROW,
Sept.l,lB67—te JOSEPH WALKER.
leLYork True Democrat insert threo times and sand
bill to this Oleo.
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE CHESTNUT TIMBER LOTS
On Saturday the 28th of Sop., 1807, at 10 o'clock, A. Jf.,
The Heirs of dames Cunningham, deceased, will sell at
Public Sale, on :the promises, the following describ ed
property :
No. I—Containing 6 Acres & 8 Perches
of choice youngVll ESTN UT TIMBER, situate In Frank•
lin township, Adams county, adloining.landa of Samuel
Seabrooks, Isaac .11iller, and others. A leo, of 2 o'clock on
said day,
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No. 2 —Containing 7 Acres & a Perches
of ROM OAK and CIIEnnUT TIMBER, glaciate in
Ilamiltouban tqwnehlp, near the Cold Spring .road, ad-
Joining lands of )3enjamin Marshall, Joseph Sherfy, and
others. 42L,Attendance will be given and terms made
known by
TILE ILEIRS.
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ALSO-.-
Will be sold at Private Sale, A TRACT OF LAND In
Freedom township, Adams county, containing 10 ACRES
and . ..14 FERGUS:I, adjoining the mansion farm of said
deceased, John McCleary, and others. The Improvements
area Two-Story IVEATIIER.BOARDED 110IISE, Frame
Barn, and other ont-buildings, all nearly new, with a
well of go.d water tmar the door, an Orchard of choice
Apple and other fruit trees. Thin would he an excellent
location fur a in,xlau lc. There ate 42 Acres of produc
tive land (part timber) adjoining the property, which
Cuuld he bought entire or in part, en reasonable terms.
40-For further iuformati,,n apply to the subscriber,
residing 'in Freedom township.
Sept. 4 td FRANCIS CUNNINGHAM.
VALLTABLE REAL ESTATE
OFFERED FOR SALE
The nndersigtofcl c•ffera to sell. at Private Bale, the fol
lowing Iteol li,tate at New Oxford, e ntire, or in parts or
Panels to eujt purchasers :
NO. 1.-1-111 If an Acre of Ground, front
ing on the turnpike, with' the improvements thereon,
for the last 22 years the homestead of the undersigned.
No. 2.—A lot containing a quarter of
an Atre, with the tinproveruentm thereon, adjoining the
farmer.
No. 3.—A lot of Ground adjoining New
Oxford the eaiit, whereon is erected the building of
the NEW OXFUED INSTITUTE, and laid out in 39
L'uihiing Lots, containing one•fourth of an Acre of ground
each, fronting the turnpike and High Street. and extend
ing the town eastward.
No. 4.—Five lots of Ground, contain
ing 4yg«ther Ames, more or less, close to New Oxford,
and fronting ~ n the turnpike leading to Turk—every
lot accese;bl e front the turnpike.
The Property is all in a prime state of cultivation.—
Persons [mending. to locate at our Increasing and pros
pering town are invited to call, make their choice, and
offer their bids—which will bo accepted If not too fax be
low the common market pricee here. FOR I WILT. SELL.
M. D. 0. EFEIFFEB..
NeW Ozt.rd, 4,1,367
ORPHANS COURT SALE
or A VALUABLE FARM
By virtue of orders of the th-plsus Court of Adams
county, Pa— dire_ ted to the undersigned, wilibe exposed
to Public .!•;a:ur , ltty. Vie 1:•oh. day of &pt. mber,
la-67, at 1 o'cb,ck t I'. 31., on the premises, a valuable
FARM, Lite the estate of NICHOLAS WIYILMAN and eerie
WuntaaN. situated in Huntington township, Adams co,
on the piddic roads leading from Carlisle to New Oxford,
and Hunterstown to York Springs, and also adjoining the
State real loading from Gettysburg to Ilarrieburg, bring
about 2 miles south-west of Petersburg, and twelve
miles evytof Gettysburg, adjoining the Wierman Mill
preparty. There are about 156 ACKSS of land in
the farm, of which about 50 Acres are In TIMBER and
the balance having all limed Is in an excellent state
of cultivation. with tine Meadows. The buildings are a
Two-story STO:c.E HOUSE, with Brick Back
-Bank Barn part lug and part frame, Wagon Seised, Smoke
House. Spring House, and other out-buildings, and a
never-failing well of Water near the Home. Bermudian
Creek passes along the border, and has line sites for Mill
seats on the farm. It is in the neighborhood of Lime
Kilns, School Housed, Churches, &c. The situation of
this Earns and its surroundings make it one of the moat
desirable properties in Adams county. Any person wish
ing to view the premises will be ',frown the same by call
fug on Joseph A. Wierman, residing thereon.
&N.Terins of salo will be made known on the day of
sale by the undersigned.
JOSEPH A. WIERMAN,
Executor of Nicholas Wierman.
JOHN DAY,
Sept. 4.-te Administrator of asan Wierman.
ct_Lazira.,:cr i—rti i)1,7 insert 3 times and send bill to
LLis office,
0 RPIIAN'S COURT SALE
On Friday, C,r. 2017, doy of &ptember nett, in pursuance
of an order of the Orphans' Court of Adams county, will
be offered at P btic Sale, at the late residence of David
carbaugh, deceased, the Real Estate of said decedent,
consisting of TWO TRACTS OF LAND, In Tyrone town
ship. in said county; the first a Mansion Tract, contain
ing :2.S ACRES and 12:5 PERCHES, bounded by lands of
Peter Trimmer, Daniel Bream, Peter Hummer ' Esq., and
~here. The ImproVerneuta are a Two-story LOG AND
WEAVIIERBOARDED lIOL'SE. Frame Kitchen, Double
Frame Barn, Wagon Shed. Corn Crib, Hog Stable, a
Spring House, pars Stone, part frame, now occupied by
afamily; an excellent never-failing spring, and a very
fine Orchard of Apples, Peaches, Plums, and Pears, of
choice kinds. There is.a reasonable quantity of Timber
Land. The land is of an excellent quality. No. 2. a
TRACT In the same township, containing 14 ACRES and
19 PERCHES, bounded by lands of Peter Trimmer, Jo-
seph Trestle, Michael Beck, anal others. It is ender good
force and in a good state of cultivation. The tract is
bounded by the 31enallen road.
The lands will be shown by the family reatiling on the
fr,t described tract.
*,gale to commence at 1 o'clock, P. 31., on said day,
when attendance w be given and terms made known
by J 01IN HANES, Adm'r.'
Le the Court— W. 31rtrza, Clerk. [Peet. 4.-ts
FOR SALE,
Valuable: MERCHANT MILL,
I.A. BARK MIL}., and SAW MILL, with 40 ACRES
OF LAND. Known as ndoe '6 Mill," on Marsh greet,
in Adams county, Pa., 4 miles northeast from Emmitts.
harp and 6 miles seitithsvest from Gettysburg, all in good
order, water power heavy, and In a good grain country.
ALSO-
Aug. 7, 1867.-tf
-
I offer. tor sale my FARM situated in iltraban town.
ship, two miles east of Gettysburg, on the turnpike lead.
log to York, and known on the old Trostle Farm, It
embalm 161 ACRES of good land, and is in a high state
of ceitlvation. It has been thoroughly limed, and is in
good repair. The fences are mostly of good locust poets
and chestnut rails. There are about 20 ACRES 111 good
Meadow, lying In three separate parts. There are also
about 85 acres of thrtvingttmber, and good springs of
Water in every field except one. There is • new two.
story BRICK HOlllll, and • Bank Barn over 100 feet
long newly covered. There Is an excellent Spring near
the Bowie; also a good well of water near the B.—
About 6 Acres are covered with excellent" grafted Fr arn uit
—Apples and.peaches.
iiir•Any person wishing to pnrchise good Home will
do well to Yie.W this snug little Farm before purchasing
elsewhere. JOSEPH TROBTLE,
June 6,1867.—ti
FARM AT PRIVATE BALE.
I over at private sale at my residence Sn TTroll• lows
ship, one ladle west of Heidiersburgi on the kfenallen
road, 100 ACRES OF GOOD LAND, on which are a two
story Log House, weather-boarded, and plastered Stone
Kitchen, and Bank Barn. There is a good well of Water
near the House; also two streams of never-biting water
running through the farm. About 20 Acres are of young
thriving TIMBER, with a nover-failing Spring of run
ning water thereon. There are about 25 Acres of goad
Meadow Land; also a goad Lime Kiln on the farm,
and
a good ORCHARD OF TROTT. The Farm his been
limed three times within fifteen years. It is in a high
state of cultivation, and is surrounded with Mills and
Churches. There is a good School-house on the farm.
113-Any person wishing to see this Farm, or that on
the York turnpike will find me at home at ill times.
June 5,1887.—t i JOSEPH TIOSTLE.
FA RMS FOR SALE.
No. 1. Lying on the Harrisburg
and Gettyaburg read between York Springs and 11/Milers
burg, containing 121 ACRES, with improsements, now
occupied by James Miller. Pt ice $25 per acre.
No. 2. Lying on the Carlisle and
New Oxford road, between ileidiersburg and New Ches
ter, containing 146 ACRES, with good improvement.
now occupied by George J. Shank. Prise =6C per acre.
Terms: One half to be paid on the delivery of the
deed ; the balance to suit the purchaser,
either in sash
or in first judgment Banda of not less th an $2OO for No.l,
and $4OO for Ne. 2, to be paid annually with interest.
t} .These farms are patented, lie handsomely and have
been limed. W.F. BONNER.
May 29, 1867.-tf
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT
PRIVATE SALE
The undersigned will sell at Private Sale, on very ad.
vantageotts terms, his valuable Farm, situate in High
land township, Adams county, about five mile* from Get
tysburg, containing 240 ACRES, more or less, of which
from 70 to 80 ACRES are in heavy Timber. The Improve
ments are large and convenient. There is a largsamount
of Meadow on the Farm, which Is second to none in the
township as a Fruit farm. It can be conveniently divid
ed to make two Parma. : W)i. WILSON.
Aug. 3.-3m.1,
H OUSE AND TRACT (YVLAND
TOR SALE
The undersigned offers at Private gale, on reasonable
terms, the property on which she residee, situate la
Liberty. township, Adams county, Pa, adjoining lands of
Samuel 11cNay, James Horner, Elijah Boyd and others,
about one Wall mils from Diehl's Bill, on the road lead
ing to Gettysburg. It contains 14 ACRES, more or less,
of first-rate cleared land, with a two-story LOG HOUSE,
new Log Stable, thriving young Apple and Peach Or
chordal' good well of water near the door, and other Im
provements.
gig-Any person desiring to view the premises, or to
obtain further Information as to terms, Au., can apply to
the undersigned residing thereon, or to NICHOLAS D. MlL
tut, at D iehis M ill. ELMIRA MILLER.
Opt: 4.-3 t•
FOR SALE A VALUABLE FARM
The undersigned offers at Public Sale on the 28th day
of September, 1861, hie PABM, situated in Huntington
township, Adams, county, Pa., containing 25 ACRES and
BD ?BRUSLY'S, all limed and in good cultivating order,
one mile west of Round Hill, adjoining lands of Abraham;
Fiches, Lewis Smith, J "I I. Fink and others, on which are
Two-etory HOUSE and Barn and all necessary outtraild•
ings, all newly built, about 3 acres in good Timber, a
never-tailing well with good water neer the door. a Awe
young Orchard, kc
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, P. M. of wild day,
when attendance will be given and terms made
by SAMUEL INTIM
Sept. 4.-3 t
FOR SALE.—The whole or part of
& tract of land in Highland township, containing 98
ACRES. Enquire at D it. R. HORNER'S Drug atom
Ang.,2l' 1861.-tf
FOR SALE.—A Choice FARM,
in • high state of definition; 231 ACRES; 100
bushels of Lime to the acre ; 30 Acres In nuttier' large
Balk Baru and Brick Dwelling; plenty of Fruit:ad; 2
miles west from Gettysburg.
ALSO—
e other very desirable FARM , containing 12 ACRES
Acre.' in TIMBER; buildings good; adjoining San
doe's MOl property, 6 miles south from Gettysburg. $2O
per Acre will buy this farm. GEO. ARNOLD.
August 7, LW:- -tf
CII OICE WESTERN PRE-EMPTION
LANDS.—I have several Tracts of choice
w e dern PUE-EMPTION LANDS, good locations, near
gmt r oads, County Towns, 3c., in well-settled neighbor
wh ich.l will exchange at a falr price for real es
tate in Adams county.
Aug. 7,1967.—tt
FOR SA.L.g i CELEAP.-A
rate SHINGLE MILL sad SAW MILL *kb plenty
of work, three miles from Cashtown, Adams county, Psi .
Aug 7, 18437.—tf A. M. HtNTKEL
A A A ri
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
WILL BE HELD
AT GETTYSBURG '4
On Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
GEORGE ARNOLD
and all others haring Agricultund, - Mechanical, or in
dustrial implements and products of any kind, and also
Horsee,Cettle,Hogs, Sheep, Poultry, Grain, Pim% Voir&
tables, kc., kc., k:., are Invited and urged to avail them•
seine of this fair. The Ladies of the county axe 'pedal.
ly requested to contribute to the exhibition.
All articles must be on the ground and arranged not
/liter tl au Tuesday the 24th of September.
At ten o'clock, on Wednesday morning the 25th, the
Judges will commence their examinations, and it is ape•
cially'enjoined that none but those having charge of ffie
art tele!, Will be present at such examinations and their
subsequent deliberations. Judges are requested to be
prompt in reporting at the Secretary's office on the
ground at the hour named.
WM. A! DITNCAN
FRIDAY MO NINE the 97th will be devOted to
FILMS= TO , TRH OBJECT OF THE FAIL
Farmers sad all °Mars hating say mobil informalkm
thus to impart ars ?squatted to participate in this "trio
talk," • - .
L.IBEEAJ PREMIUMS
will be offered„ per - pabllohed kremitua LTA.
dt toot. eciceb,ll. ffi, ea IPriday, the hit will ekes,
whotie having sirtlcder oildbition will be re.
4 G - tbk• tiblitio!at thew, an the Society eanitot la
AO! awe give atteidbea tw•thein . alter ihat, thee.
The eseastion of the limonite and the preeteration
otokderiel the , ed WM be ht the'bentte of OG10: IL
Bintsize,Chie
ifit*PAfteradiaissioe TAM'S r-mstogres. %kers
*l)° isiOalhe aim year's iseaetkoldp, ONE
/; 4, -A DOLLAW).
Aittyitemwok i mo war as temaisparwa
aetsiti t uusigip
Oragiqielk .
Atilberair - trispertia ,
the'
Mr:
%look
OlStidt
PUBLIC SALE OF VagltE
,
The understood, MEMO= or the last Will and Teeter
meat of Dsvie - B. Coot, deceased, will millet Public bate,
on the premisoson Baturdey the 21st du tif &ggeisber
rust, 30 AWILIS OP VALUABLE situate
hienallen township, about two miles north-west of Ben
dersvllle, near thread loading to Carlisle, adjothlog lands
of Aaron Paxton, Plummy. Iron Works Joseph Wickert
ham and others. It wlllbe sold in six Lots of stunt dye
Acres each. Pour of the above Lots are covered princi
pally with good thriving Chestnut Tbsber—the others
have Chestnut, White Oat, Pin Oak and Hickory.
sit-Persons wishing to view the premises will call at
the mildews of Samuel E. Cook, above BendersvLUe.
Atel`Liale will commence at 10 o'clock, A.ll, when at
tendance will be given and terms made known by
THOMAS B. COOL
GEORGE IL COOK,
Executors.
Aug. 21.—ts
FARM AT PRIVATE SALE
I will sell the Farms,
GEORGE ARNOLD.
~Si
OF Tkth .fr
ADAMS COUNTY
Friday, 24M, 25th, 26th an ..
of Sep te , 1867.
FARMERS, MECHANICS,
TEN HIMITE SPEECHES
gab, Into, Iptditinto, ac
prugs and Medicines.
PORNErS OLD STAND.
MRS undersigned hiving taken charge of this
old and popular Store, takes pleasure in in—
forming the pubilo that he is eiwataailY raeal hay
mph*, of a ll kinds of DRVOS AND MIDIe afrom
the meat reliable howler, and is prepare*, to apeommo.
date his customers with any article in his Line
FRESH DRUGS AND REDIOINES,
of every description, all the popular PATENT MEDI
CINEB of the day , with a full supply of obstaitade. Par
f tine, Hair
, Paints, Dye Stuns, Varukhes, Fluids, 'Stumm
Oils, Extracts, Soaps, Brushes, together with
a great variety of Pam articles-1n short, everything
usually found In a gut elms Drug Store—constantly on
hand.
sirPhysidans supplied at reasonable rates, and -pre
scriptions carehdly compounded and prepared at all
hours of the day and night—Sunday not excepted. B
ing determined to selleheap, he would sat a liberal share
of public patronage. Give us call and see for your JOHN 8 FORKNY.
May 29,188 f.
A. D. BUEHLER,
TEM/LOGICAL, CLASSICAL AND ZdiSCSILANSOUS
BOOKS ,
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
. STATIONERY,
PERFIJ3fERY OF ALL KINDS,
GETtYSBITRG, PA., '
Chambersburg street, near. Diamond.
May 20.1587.-1 y
BR. R. HORNER'S
DRUGS, STATIONERY AND NOTIONS,
GETTYSBURG, PA
Ms own preparations are all guaranti to answer the
purposes intended.
Dr. B. Horner's Anti-Cholera andDlarrhcsa this
titre, for all diseases of the stomach
and bowels.
Oleln for Chapped Minds
Fragrant Myrrh, for preserving and beautify
ing the teeth, and for all diseases of the
gums.
Hie Tonic and Alterative Powders..lor Ilorsesand
Cattle, are miperior to any in the market.
Pure Liquors for medical use. Prescriptions
carefully filled.
Medical advice without charge
June 5, 1867.-tf
grtgat fotires.
NOTICE.
rrt HE School Director of litnban township hereby give
notice to all persons liable to thepayment of Bounty
tax in said township, that they have made arrangements
for the final settlement of the Bounty Accounts fir said
township. They, therefore, give notice to all tax-payers
to make payment of their tax on or before the 20th day
of BEPTBNMER. next. The collection of all unpaid taxes
after that date will be enforced without respect to per-
Mine
All persons having claims against the Bounty Pond of
mkt township are requested to present the smne to the
Board prior to 20th o t September. If not pressured prior
thereto such claims will be redected.
JACOB B. MILLAR, President.
Wtrttast &111.141111T11, Secretary.
8ept.11,1667.--td
CAUTION.
T .
public are hereby noticed not to trust my wife • Aim E. Bums, on my amount, as I will pet
nQ
bills other contracting. OLIVER H. BLOCIJEP
Sept.ll.4o
NOTICE.
TrISALE NOTES gluon at Edward Hairs Sale, In
f E arcb hut, will be dation ths IithoII3EPTEMBER
sad will be lett at the lira Natkrnal Bank of Gettysburg
for colleetkni. Prompt payment is requested.
Sept. 4.-3 t WM. H. DEATRICS.
GRAND JURY REPORT
To the Honorable the Judges of the Court of Quarter
&reform
The Grand Inquest of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl
vania, inquiring in and for the county of Adams, at Aug.
nit Bessiona, MST, beg leave to report:
That we visited the Alma House and County Jail. We
Lund the paupers well provided for, the building,: clean
and neat, and everything oomfortable. The fencing has
been much immured around the premises. The Steward
deserves the thanks of the people of the county for his
attention and care. We would recommend that the Bake
House be remodled and raised one story, and coal be used
in the oven instead of wood.
At the Jail we found the rooms clean, the prisoners
comfortable, the Sheriff obliging and caraful—and would
recommend that some improvement be made in prevent
ing the escape of prisoners, at the back wall of the front
building, by pladng Iran railing, with spears, on the
wall, or raising the waiL
Jobs Spangler,
Jacob Peters, Jr.,
Jacob Diehl,
Alexander Jacoba,
Gi os b soneph Roo,
J ewis Dull, Arent:,
L
!lapis's( Shealy,
Rufus Krug,
Daniel Smith,
Sept. 4.-3 t
REGISTER'S NOTICES.
NOTICE is hereby given to all
Legatees and other persons concerned that the
Administration Accounts hereinafter mentioned will be
presented at the Orphans' Court of Adams county, for
confirmation and allowance, on MONDAY, the 30th day
of BIPTDMIII74 1887, at 10 o'clock, A. M., via:
75. The second and finaliccount of Joseph Lilly, Neg.,
Administrator of the estate of Henry Deily, Tag., deceas
ed.
76. The account ifit William S. Cart, Administrator de
boob non, of the estate of George Heller, Sr., decamped.
77. First and Anal account of MIMI B. Topper and
Jesse P. Topper, ItzecutorsLof Blizabeth Topper, deceits.
78. The first acxxmat of William Kuhn., Ihecutoi of
Jamie Reek, deceased.
79. The first and final account of Rdward Staley and
John W.fitaley,lixectitors of the hat will and testament
ofJohnlitaley, Baa., deceased.
80. Phut and Anal account of George'W. Shull, Ad
ministrator of the imitate of Julia ham Dysart, late of
Littlestown, deceased.
81. The second and final account of Michael Leer, Ex
=dor of the will of Blizabeth Leer, deemed.
W. D. HOLTZWORTII, Register.
Aug. 28—tc
DISSOLUTION.
MHE partnership heretofore existing between 3. V.
DAMN'S and H. P. BEttILDII doing business In Fair
field is this day, (flept.find,) dissolved lby Ilutualfionsent.
All parsons indebted to said firm, will please make pay
ment without de/ay, as the retiring partner intends en
gaging In bu Wow elsewhere and would like to have the
books settled up forthwith.
Either partner is authorised to use the name of the
firm in settling the business.
Having disposed of my stock of merchandise to Mr. A.
O. MONEILIUX, in retiring fronkbasinem, I hereby reborn
my thanks to my Mends and customer. lor their liberal
patronage sad cheerfully recommend my successor to
their gen aro= encouragement. J. . DANNIR.
&pt. 4.-80
DISSOLUTION.
ritHE partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned under the firm of GARD.
N BROTHER, of Petersburg, Y. 8., is hereby dis
solved.
• All persons Indebted to add firm, will plume make
payment without daisy. Zither partner is &salaries&
to nee the name of the firm in the _settlement of the bu.
einem J. A. GARDNER,
J. W. GARDNI/t.
prera/ 0 6.:11§TG disposed of my stook of
ltereimultre.to Yeeere. Hartman & Sadler, and
Am sueareful business career of nearly
edglibempagert, I hereby return my grateful soknow.
lediemente to my friends end contemn for their liberal
pogrom" and theartally recommend to their generous
ler M
esexemumnent, my sueoessore, austra.,,Hartmsan
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From Jamestown, N. Y., Journal of
Aug. 2nd, Edited by C. E. BisnoP,
Chairman of Committee on ADvE
"Mr, Pettingill spoke in opposition to that plan from the
pub/tatter's stand point alone. Ile showed the publishers
that by this system of contracting they were givinglower
rates than they gave their own home customer* or others
equally as prompt and good customers; that they were
selling one portion of their paper to be used to compete
with and underbid the other columns; that the owner of
the space this sold couidcome right in and beat the pub
liaher's prices and take his business away from him; that
If the publishers, fully understanding this, still wished
to continue so irregular and unbuainese-like a system be
h Co.) should of course roue trying to get ad
vertising for the papers at their regular rates and go Into
the other system of contracting—which he could stand
if the printers could:,
for. There is not one in twenty which would not prefer
to receive all their foreign patronage ou this plan, when
tborongbly beneficial to all parties concerned to be In
tired in tho least by any thing which may be mad agalait
planation.
DOLLOCE INSTITUTE, a first CAW BoardingFchool
.L for. Boys, at Pittsfield, Mau. Fall Term of 20 eitit
begins Oct. 4,1867, For particulars address
Sept-4.-1m REV. W. C. RICHARDS, Principal.
HAVE you seen the "PENN LETTER BOOK,"; for
copying letters without the use of either press er
water? It eaves time, labor, and the expose of a copy ing
press. For midi by all first cWs stationers, and at the of
fice of the "Penn Manufacturing Works," 102 Chestnut
st., Philadelph is; Pa. [Sept-4.-1m
A lBWmore good Agents Wanted for General L. C.
Inerea Baker'cos
t:mid "HlSden THE SEOSET 13111VIC1L"
gedallowed, and treater inducements
offered.! Address, P. GARSZIT A CO.,
Sept. 4.-lm Aar 217, Philadelphia, Pa.
6 AGENTS wanted, to sell Six New 'men
-000 Gorse, of great value to !saclike; all pay greet
pr o fits. Send 25c. and get SO pages and sample patio.—
Agents have made SIOO,UOO. ILKIKAIM BROWN,
Sept. 4.-Im Lowell, !lass.
A TREATISE ON DEAFNESS, CATARRH, CONSIIMP
TION and CANCER, Their eausee and means of WI.
mediate relief and speedy cure, sent free.. Sendpvtleu
lars to DR. STILWELL, No. 40 South 6th street, Wil
liamsburg, L. I. • [Sept. s.-lm
CORSET SKIRT SUPPORTER
COMBINES in one garment a PER
.," Mir rrrnwo Conn, and the most desirable Skirt
Supporter ever offered the public. It places the weight
of the skirts upon the shoulders instead of the hips; it
improves the form without tight lacing ; gives ease and
elegance; is approred and recommended by physicians.—
Manufactured by D. B. SAUNDERS a W.
Sept. 46-1 m 95 Summer it., Barton.
PAINTS FOR FARMERS
AND OTHERS
THE GRAFTON MINERAL FAINT COMPANY are
manufacturing the Best, Cheapest and Mart Durable
Paint in nee two coats well put on, mixed with pure
Linseed Oil, will last 10 or 16 yeara; it il of a Ught brown
or beautiful chocolate color, and can be changed to green,
lead, atone, olive , drab or c ream, to suit the taste of the
consumer. It is valuable fbr Honaes,Barna, Fenca4 Agri
cultural Implements, Carriage and Car-Makers, Misand
Wooden-ware, Canvas, Metal and Shingle Rook (It being
Firerand Water proof), Bridges, Burial Cases, Ciil Beats,
Ships and Ship.' Bottoms Floor 011 Cloths, (cab Manu
facturer having used 50 00 Ms. the put yeat,) and as a
paint &ran) , purpose ill unsurpassed for body, durability,
elasticity, and adhesiveness. Price SO per bbL, of 300
lbs., which will supply a farmer for years to Wine. War
ranted in all cases as above. Band for a circular, which
gives full particulars. None genuine Weis branded in
a trade Mark Grafton Mineral Paint. Address
Y. DIEHL, Foreman
John Rife,
Abraham Hart,
Joseph Mickley,
James A. Miller,
(Modes Ziegler,
Isaac Hammy
John Wilson,
John Moritz,
John R. Little,
W. A. Young.
Sept. 4,1 m
youißE WANTED! LOOK HERE
:Croatia both male and 'female. wanted-everywhere to
sell %he Pelmet lm Itisenvom, (by which from
one to te, pages can be written without' replenishing
with ink), and our Panty and Dry Goode, etc. Can ohm
from $3 to $lO a day. No capital required. • Price 10
route, with an advertisement describing an article for
side in our DOLLAR PURCHASING AGENCY. Cir
culars sent free. EASTMAN A KENDALL,
- Sept. 4.rlm 65 Hanover et., Boston, Mass.
DIANNESS CIIII/D. The Organic Vibrator Ste teen
the ear, is not perceptible, and enables deaf persona
to bear distinctly at church and at publics assemblies--
Send particulars to DR. STILWALL, No. 45 South 11th
street, Williamsburg, N. Y. (Sept. 4.-1 m
And will present to any person sanding us • club In our
Great One Nice Sale, of Dry and Fancy Goods, Ake., • Bilk
Drain Pattern, Piece of Sheeting ,
Watch, treaotoost.
Catalogne'of goods, and sample, lent to any sddrasa 'free.
Address,.) S. HAWES t CO., 30 Hanover street, Baotou.
Mug. P. O. Box 6125. [Sept. 4.-la
THIRTEEN YEARS AGO
Dr. Louis of Providence, It. I. discovered &mean with
which be has cured hundreds of came of Paralysts„ Fits,
and all forts of Nervous Dimon.. Bend two stamps for
Pamphlet and Certificate. Dept. 4,0-im
J. V. DANNER,
M. P. SHIELD&
A FILIOTKD BY-STORED 1 .10NORANOR ItXXNEKD
PALINLOIZik 1:111L881Cliti I Highly IttllontOnt to
both sexed. married or single, In health or dinar*. Dr.
LARMONY'S Paris, Londrmand New York Medical Ad
viser and Marriage (Ink* 80th wiltion;4oo pages, near
ly 100 Analomical Illustration., upon Mantel and Nor
you Debflity, Urinary Depute! and Impotenx7, antics,
of the Bladder, Kidneys, Ottuito-Urinary Org Wed
their coosequance,and anatomy of both sexes
peas hospital practice—the Author's moral, legitimate
and effectual method of preventing too rapid Increase of
family,—h la unequaled Paris and London treatmenkie.
Mailed free for 81,80, closely sealed.
All who would avoid the barbarous treatment with
Mercury, Oopeiba, Injections. Cauterisations, Quack Spe
ak*. , Antidotes and 1 antrum anti, ehno Id owl Mb mina.
tile wink manumit the Doctor personally or by letter,
No. 173 Broadway, N. Y., from 10 A. M. to b P Pot
oft" tiox M 4, It. Y., in all the address mitred. Con
suilatioe, /deice, &Medicine $6, in ell owe In advance.
"We om e n' with other papers M. reaseulesnathr Dr
LAMMONT and his work."—Orurier du Etas Orsit,„Ga
sane die Fe/ant, 1:04,14 Stadia Zama Atiar, Xedical
Ressiew, cte. • Leapt. 44,1 a
AWATCH sneer Y. Watch Given Gratis to
the purchaser o t Story 100 of Kennedy's Kinasoth
Prise IttatioFt7Peolutges, the Wiest to %bowedts sell
(As
an Indus= tto Wires& tutrodacsda agents the
packiirew as bet Its they-ten reach Arse ow. In Dollars
per day enal be mobs stirs. We hariesesate that esti ea
an average 1000'pet *eat. Primpet bud, lb doh'
lira ' Retail attd amts. And a Watch in the Daman ,
flat will WIWI ihr OA more. tor MI piwidcwilws Of
Pr* Naar, and other ealeable goo* ridge*.
R. MOM= lUMTHI/Mt
• ! Cor. Sth and Wood: et, MAW* ri•
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GETTYSBURG, PA.,
HAVE
[ Dress Bilks, Calicos, 131011 a,
Werinos, Ging ~
00l Detainee , l4 &gm,
Alpacas, Flannels, 371Z7'
Poplins, Skirtings, DIII4IIIII,
Lustre", Ginsburg., Holhurid •
, Mohairs, Mullins,Casmige;,.
'Detain
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Armories, Ticking, •
Crepe Runde, Huckaback, Okla,
Beek Obatb, Crash; Unsays,
Back Manna, Linens, Twee*, ~
Brown Drills, Pique, Wadding,
Bluerilla Bongs; (kitobs, .
Corset Drills, . Chambray,
Camb WiEtana i , Ne lln ,
~,Lawns, Grenadines, Collars
Lem, Nosambique, Heed*,
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Paw, , Plaids, Pins,
maim Buttons, Jaconehe, Sospeoden,
Velvet Ribbon, Swim Iliac,
' Cord-edge Ribbon, Brilliant, MIA
Mantua Ribbon, Nainsook,
fpool Bilk, Trims:lllp, Pant,
• Skein Eillk, Ruffling,
Spool Cotton, Yrilllng, .li=si
kale: Cotton, Edging,
Skirt Braids, Corsets,ockings, HAT; S
Ealmoaral Skirts, St
Hoop Skirts, Gloves,
AND
Seising, •-• Pareaols,
Beltanekles, Hoods,
Table Linen., Nubia., SHOEt3
Irish Linen, Blanket;
Shirt Fronts, Tapes,
Head Nltg, Th imb I
Hair Pins, m um , , n sreat
gtocking Yarn, Zephyr, ~,,i
Mending Cotton, Tidy Cotton, 4 ' "A "' ..4-... I V •
Ea - Purchasers ere invited to examine oir prices and
determine kir themselves whether we do not sell al
Undo of Goods cheaper than they can be bought else
where. _ [Sept. 11, 1867.-t
SIGNIFICANT.
Till new system of Advertising adopted by Geo. P
Rowell & Co., Advertising Agents,No. 40 Perk Row, New
York, la attracting* good deal of attention
The following extract from aepeech delivered before
the New York State Editorial COnyentlon, (lately holden
at Peon Yan,) by a prominent Advertising &ant of New
Yorecity, goes to show that he at least acknowledges its
advantages.
TIEING AGENCIE.
The anxiety on the account of newspapers sinasUed
, a hilly understood. Itis too generally recognizen ea
by Interacted partial.
Advertisers should send for a circular giving full ex
MADAM FOY'S
DANIEL BIDWELL, Proprietor.
254 Pearl et,New York
WE ARE COMING,
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