OCTOIFR -x,lB
PHILADELPHIA covered herself with
glory by feeding the soldbirswho wentto the
late war from ail parts of thn North and West;
and now an association of Philadelphians,
not "weary in well doing," have organized a
scheme to shelter and to educate the orphans
of the same brave men who were welcomed
there in those troublotni times. Riversde,
New Jersey, is the site of their Institute, and
the funds for its endowment are being raised
by the Washington Library Company, of
Philadelphia, by the sale of stock at one dol
lar per share. With each share a handsome
steel engraving is given at the time of pur
chase ; and, as afurther inducement, all are
entitled to one of the $300,000 worth .of pres
ents to be fairly distributed to the stockhol
ders; or, in other words, for every share of
stock 'held a present is guaranteed. One
present to be given away is worth 140,000.
Read Advertiswent. . It
THE POOR MAN'S FRlEND.—Doetors'
bills aro too long for ape& man's pocket, but
many of them may be avoided by keeping
GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALVE in 'the cup
board. It is the "precious pot of ointment,"
curing bUrns, cuts, scalds, bruises, sprains,
wounds, chilblains, chapped hands,
Mothers, do not neglect to save your hus
band's hard-earned money, bui purchase a
box of his salve, only 25 cts. it
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S FANCI
FURS, At John Fareira's, 718 Arch
,St.,
PhilaWa.—Stock large. Road his 'adv.
DELIGHTFUL-SENSATION, And cool
log to the head, is "Barrett's Hair Restora
tire," which took the Medal..
POLITICAL ITEIIS
Senator Howard, of Michigan, in a letter
published in a Detroit paper, referring to the
threats of one of President Johnson's "Demo
cratic" organs that Senators who have declar
ed their conviction in advance shall not be al
lowed to sit in judgment on his case, says that
"in view of the military preparations now go
ing on in Maryland and other -Border States,
such threats can hardly be regarded as merely
for buncombe," and I s bat the artful purpose of
the President to attempti‘violence upon Con
gress has.become deepenCdira4intensified un
der the malign influence cif his private advisers.
Congress,
,Mr. Howard continues, - ill do its
duty regardless of the threats of inti 'dation
and the military preparations he alludes to,
and remarks that if Rebels and Rebel sympa
thizers have not yet had enough of strife and
blood, they can . . hphis opinion . , become easi
ly satiated by indubifig the President to 'as
sault Congress.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 24. The first effects of
the new Constitution have been manifested to
clay in the acts of "Democratic" judicial bod
ies. The nominating :cbnvetion for this city
nominated Bartol as candidate Or the Court
of Appeals. He was arrested during the war
for alleged disloyalty, and imprisoned in Fort
McHenry. Among other candidates for judi
cial honors who were active and notorious
sympathizers with the rebellion were T. Par
kin Scott, a member of the Frederick Legis
lature of 1860, who was arrested and commit
ted to Fort Warren by McClellan's orders ;
Geo. W. Dobbins, the counsel for the Kane
police , board ; Trimble, the bridge burner ;
Robert Gilmore, brother of the well-known
Harry Gilmore, and C. W. Pinkney, who is
alleged . to have been in the rebel army and on
Lee's staff. Garey, who was a member of
the Constitutional Convention, is a candidate
!Or the office of 'clerk of the Criminal Court.
who was clerk for the Kane police
board, in 1861 went South, but returned after
Lee's surrender.
TILE Republicans of New York have made
a strong ticket, havilig nominated General
McKean for Secretary of State, Calvin T. Elul
burd Comptroller, and Theodore T. Gates for
Treasurer. United States Senator Conklin
Presided, and made a speech denouncing John
son's policy and advising impeachment as the
only remedy for Presidential usurpation.—
Nearly every one predicts an overwhelming
Republican triumph.
,sperial
DR. WISTARB BALSAM 01i WELD CUMULI,:
In tile whole history of medictil discoveries NO REMEDY
has performed so many or such remarkable cures of the
numerous affectious'of the TUROAT, LrINGS, and Cuitsr,'as
this long-tried and justly celebrated Balsam. So gen
erally acknowledged is the superlor'excellence of this re
medy that but few of the many who have tested its vir
tues by experience fail to keep it at hand as a speedy and
certain cure for sudden attacks of C'old—fully believing
that its remedial powers are comprehensive enough to
embrace.every form of disease, from the slightest ;old to
the most dangerous symptom of pulmonary complaint.
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY
From RzT. FRANCLSLOBDILL, ra..llol' 21f the Smith Congre
gational Church, Bridgeport, Gbnnecticut.
"I considei it a duty which I owe tosufferini humanity
to bear testimony to the virtues of DR. MSC:tali BALSAM
or WILD EARL I have used it-when I have had oc
casion fur any remedy for Coughs, Col le or Sore Throat—
for many yeare, and never inn single instance has It tailed
to relieve and cure me. I have frequently been vety
hoarse on Saturday, and looked foie ard to the delivery
of two sermons on the following cbiy with sad misgivings,
but by a liberal use of the Balsam my hoarseness has in
variably been removed, and I have preached without
difficulty.
I commend it to my brethren in the n ministry, and to
public speakers generally, ea certain remedy for the
bronchial troubles to which we ark peculiarly expotuxi."
Prepared by SETH W. FOWLS SUN,IB Tremont et.,
Boston, and for sale by Druggists generally.
Oct.
GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALE
From Mr. E.Tncont,Depot Master at Salisbury, Mass.
“I have been troubled for years with a tad hirMor;
sometimes outwardly and sometimes inwardly. During
the past summer it manifented iteelfmore than usual out
wardly, and I used your Salvo. All signs 01 it have since
disappeared, without affecting me inwardly, indicating,
I think, the eradicating nature of the Sale.
SETH W. FOWLS .1- SON,lloston, Proprietors.
iss_Sold by Druggists at 2.5 cents a box. Sent by mail
for w cents. [Oct. 2.—lm
CLIMAX ! CLIMAX !.!
PAGE'S CLEWAX. SALVE,
A FAMILY BLESSING FOIL• 25 CENT 3
heals without a scar. No family should be n'ithout it
'We warrant it to cure Scrofula, Sores, Salt Rheum,
Chilblaine,-'Tetter, 6 Pimplea, and all Eruptions of the
Skin. For Sore Breast or Nipples, Cuts,Sprains, Bruises,
Burns, Scalds, Chapped Bands, &c., it makes a perfect
It has been used over fifteen years,vathout one fiiilare
It has no parallel—having perfectly eradicated dia
ease and healed aftertill other remedies had failed. Zt
is a compound of Arnica with many other Extracts and
Balsams, and put up 1u larger Loxes tluti any other
Ointment
Sold by Druggists everywhere. White .4 !lowland
Proprietors, 121 Liberty Street. New York
March 28,1867.-1 y env"
A NEW PERFUME FOR THE
HANDKERCHIEF.
"MOUT 'BLOOMING CEREUB."
PII &LON'S
"NIGHT BLOOMING CEREIIS."
PITILON'S
"N/GUT BLOMING CEREIIS."
pnetozcs
"NIGHT BLOONLNG czl Exis4
PIIALON'S
in.
“NIGUT BLOOMING CEREUB.”
PIIAIAN'S
A most exquisite, delicate, and Fragrant Perfume; dis
tilled from the rare and beautiful fluwer from which It
takes its same. Manufactured only by
FIIALON ce SON, New York.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
ASK FOE PHALON'S—TARE NO OTHEE.
4tui Adurtioemelto.
A VERY :VALUABLE FARM AT• •
PRIVATE SALE,
eitturted 3 miles east of Emmittsburg directly on Public
Road leading from Hechantestown to Plank Road. .The
farm contains 250 ACRES of land, 60 Acres of excellent
timber, 50 Acres of Meadow Land ; all havinz been limed'
and under a good state of valtivakion, The buildLuscou
slat of large BUCK HOUSE, large Brick Bank Baru, SO
by 90 test , Wagon Shed, Carriage House, Smokeand Dry .
Howie, good Wall House wig segood Spring near by, 2
Wells of neverfalbog Water, good Orchard 'Choice fruit,
convenient to Chnrctoi,l to Mill and Smith Shop,
34 mile to good Public Sated lions, and everything eon
verdant and desirable Repent** wishing to buy a good
• •
.3„Persons can view said F
scriber living on the premises,
-Bustatmebarg, 0ct.20-4011.
Eilribittover Spectator copy
gab%
II
tvittv.ot tilt Viarktto.
Gettysburg Grabs
Raper - • E 9 00
"klxtra Flour,.. to 00
Rye F10u ry ..... 7- 00
White Whea t, 2 20® 2 80
Red Wheat,.... 2 10110 2 20
Corry—, .... . 05
Rye 1 10
Oats,
Buckwheat,
Timothy Bead,
Clover Seed,..
flax 13eed,...—.
Plaster Palo,. tl3 -
,
Hay per ton,. 10 00®15 001
75
250
6 06
2 00
Boltilmore Produce Market.
BREADEITIMPS.—The market for Flour is
quiet. We nuke the following quotations :
Howard street Super and Cut Extra, $9.50®
10.00; Extra Shipping. 1110.50011.00 ;
Retail
ing'sll.2s@ 12 00 ; Family, $12.00 @IS 00 ;
Rye Flour, $8.25@8.75; Cora Meal, $6.75@
7.00.
Gn.A.u.r.—Wheat—Receipts 3.690 bushels
white and 12 967 red. Sales of white at $2.40
@2.50; Red at V.50(4)2.60. Corm—Yellow
sold at $1.33; White at $1.28. Oats.-60@72
gents, Rye.—51.45@1.50. '
Goy]) closes at sl43}. Coupon 5-20's at
$1.131 ; 7-30's at $1.061.
XARRIED.
BOSLER—CART. —On the 24th ult., at Tate's
Hotel, by Rev. G. W. Rouse, Mr. John A.
Bosler, of Mt. Holley, to Miss Anna E. Cart,
of Adams county, Pa.
JA.RVIS—LASHELL.—On the 21st inst., by
Prof. E. Ferrier,Mr. Ira G. Jarvis,of Queens
county, New York, to Miss Anna R. Lash
ell, of Gettysburg.
JESSOP—FISHER.—On the 9th ult., in York ,
by Rev. Mr. Niles, Frank Jessop, to Annie,
daughter of Henry L. Fisher, Esq.
llarairr—Bumr,Ort the 3d inst., near
Gettysbiirg, Darke county,- Ohio, by Rev.
Mr. MeCaughal Mr. John H. Martin to
Miss Ella oldest daughter of Mr: Simon
Butt. all of that vicinity.
WARitER—HOFFMAN.—On the 17th
by Rev. J. A. 8011, Mr. Valentine Warlier,
of this place, to Miss Susanna . Hoffman, of
Cumberland township.
DIED.
Obituary notices 5 cents a line for al
over 4 lines—cash to accompitny notice.
BOLIMIGER.—On the 24th inst., in Cum
berland township, Mr. Jacob Bollinger,
aged 65 years, 1 month and 18 days.
Coos.—On the 24th of ninth month, in Me
nalleu township, Mary, wife of Josiah Cook,
aged 6 years, 3 months and 23 days.
DWEN.—In New Orleans, on the 19th inat.,
of yellow fever, Mr. Peter .ti. Dwen, former
ly of Emmittsburg, aged 34 years.
REILY.—At Kaskaskia, IIL, on the 19th
of congestion of the brain, Daniel Rei
ly, Esq., formerly of this county, aged about
60 years.
SLAGLE.—On the lith inst., HoracQ May
nard, soh of Philip H. and argaret Slagle,
of Oxford township, aged 1 year, 5 months
and 15 day,,.
CHURCH DEDICATION.
The new Evangelical Lutheran Church in Littles•
town, Pa., will be solemnly dedicated to the service of
the Triune God, on Scobath, the 13th day of Octobsr. Rev,
John McCron, D. D., of Baltimore, Rev. Chas. A. 11. y,
D.D., Rev. J. A. Brown, D.D., nod other ministers will
be present on the occasion n cordial invitation in here
by extended to till Ministers and members of Christian
Churches. By otele? ot Committee,
Oct. 2,1367.-2 t
BARGAINS !
SELLING OFF AT COST.
u RS. MARTIN intending to leave
Gettysburg, is now selling out tier entire stock of
MILLINERY GOODS
at cost. Ladies desiri !lir bargains will do well to call at
once, at her place of business, on Last Middle Street.,
uettysburg.
, All persons indebted to Mrs. MARTIN will please call
and bottle without delay.
Uct. 1 , 1867.-3 t
WILLIAM FISHER & SONS,
BANKERS, STOCK anti GOLD BROKERS,
32 SOLTI ST., OPPOSITE SECOND ST.,
BAL'FIMORE
Buy and sell all classes of
GOVERNYENT, STATE, CITY, RAIL
ROAD, BANK, MINING Lk: OTHER
SECURITIES
at the Boards on Commission.
rthsl-All classes Governments kept con
stantly'on baud for sale at lowest New York
rates and immediate delivery, and we are at
all times prepared to pay the
HIGHEST MARKET RATES CASH,
for any amount of Govcirnments, or to ex
change one issue for another net.
AGENTS
for the bonds of the
-
• UNION PACIFIQ RAILROAD
SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS.
Illa. Descriptive pamphlets sent tree on application.
Deposits received subject to check or draft and Inter
est allowed.
Refer to the Banks and all prominent Sierchants of
Baltimore.
Oct. 2,1667.—1 m
FAHNESTOCK EROS.
have just received their
NEW FALL STOCK,
the largest in the county—consistine of
DRY GOODS,
3.IERDTOES,
POPLINS,
ALPAC AS,
GINGHAMS,
DELAINES,
CALICORS,
CLOTIIS, CASSIMERES, JEANS,
in every variety
CARPETS, a large stock AO very cheap
SHAWLS, 411 kinds and pricee
BLANKETS, very cheap
QtrEENSWARE, the largest- stock in the county and
Very. cheep.
HARDWARE and Baddleo;in all its :branches, at the
lowest market rates
OROCIRIES, of all kinds
IRON AND NAILS,
OILS AND PAINTS.
Will sell GOODS at prices tarnaa corrornos, Giv•
as* call and examine our stock
SIGN OF. THE RED FRONT.
Oct-5t:1867 , - 1 f
liti - MtBER ! LUMBER ! I
rim indonArd bum band. and furnW* to Gr
am WWI INB BOARDS AND PLANE. W1..t0 Plne
iti d minim na t igissAlsk end. Pins Frame Stec ihnred
4SVll,Phostorhht tad Battu lath, &a,
am um it BodKneo Tefley, Yrtnidit two
ogles ocathlkipotot Inkaio Cbk4 law WE Pat ofica
iiiiilrart .4l „Areedltrolne, #4aois mum, Pa:
nNLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE:
Yttit General Transatlantic Ocantany's Splendid Nut
Btarunsbi l is; • •
I.ATIBUT 80cann5................6arairday, Oct. 6.
11614g1t11 ... ....,
.. Dinalista......Batarday, 0449.
VA LK DB PAM' thasnian..—......Saturday,
WROTE 1.2341111.. Saturday, Ncre,l6.
•To Brost or Herre,(wine inclndedd lirst - Cabin, $160;
Second Cade. WAWA gold).
These Stainiteralhe not carry Steams Passengers.
080. MACNENZIN, Agent,
68 Broadway, New York.
Iht•oviston BlLlunteA.
ireekt=4, n o'•,
APP 141 6,: £ 75 2 00
6006 60
66
Lard„..— 10
16
Bacon, Hain6,-- 16
Sides,.... 10
" Bboulders, 10
' 10® 16
8
3.2
Soap,
7@ 8
. . .. 10
To prospective emigrants and settlers in the "Far
West," this History of that vast and fertile region will
prove an invaluable assistance, supplying as it doesa
want long felt of a full, authentic and reliable guide to
climate, soil, products, Means of travel, ire.
" - AGENTS WANTED.--fiend for Circahrs and see our
terms, and a full description ut the work. Address NA
TIQN AL PUBLISHING PO., 26 5. Seventh at., Philadel
phia, Pa. [Oct. 2.-lm
A FEW MORE AGENTS WANTED to take orders for
our popular Books and Eng:ay - logs, either on Com
/Mini= or shlary. Our publications are standard works
by the best authors in the country, among which Is
Tiffany's Sacred Biography and History,
Holland's Life of Lincoln,
Abbott's History of the War, •
lleadiey's Life of Washington,
115v.13 Phillips' Christian Home,
and gthers. Agints will not be required to canvass ter
ritory previously occupied. unless preferred. For par
ticulars address, GURDON, 811.1 A CO., Publishers,
Oct. 2.-1 m Springfield, &buss.
A LIST OF NEWSPAPERS
We have pnblishsd a Complete List of all Newspapers la
the NEW ENGLAND ,Brame; price 2/sc. STATE or NEW
Yolk; price 25c. MD., and Darr. OF Con.; price 25c.
0/110; price, 25c., PENNETLVANLA ; price 25c. INDIANA;
price 25c. ALL of the above for ONE Donua. G. P.
NOWEILL 4 CO., 40 Park Row, N. Y. [Oct. 2.-lm
CORSET SKIRT SUPPORTER •
tIOMBINES in one garment a PER-
L/ nor rrrrnin Coeur, and the meet desh able Skirt
Supporter ever offered the public. It places the weight
of the skirts upon the shoulders instead of the hip.; it
improves the form without tight lacing ; gives ease and
elegance; is approved and recommended by physician..—
Manufactured by D. B. ISAUNDERS a CO.,
, 96 Summer 5t.,.110.t0n.
THE CELEBRATED
ESTEY COTTAGE ORGANS
J. ESTEY Jr CO., Brattleboro, Vt.,
The Original Inventors and 3Lannfacturers.
Combining mere perfections than any other In the world.
Have taken the Ist premiums at all the principal Fairs
in the country.
395 Wanhington et., Boston; 417 Broome at., N.Y.; 18 No.
7th et., Phila.; 115 Randolph et., Chicago. [Oct.
A ' KNTS WANTED.—To Insuiunce AGENTS, &C., &C.
—We riSil to secure an agent to every city of more
than 5,000 population, to act for us in canvassing fur bu
sinesa. A man who is already established in some oc
cupation which allows him a few tip .re ht.ors, can easily
increase his income several hundred &liars per ye tr.—
This is an opportunity fur active men to secure a pro
fitable connection with the best established Adverti,ing
Agency iu the United States. Address. with fullparticu
lore, references, Ac. GEO. P. ROWELL k
Oct. 2.-lm 40 Park Row, New. York.
WE ARE COMING,
And will present. to any person sending us a club in our
Great One Price Sale, of Dry and Fancy Goode, &c., a Silk
Dress Pattern. Piece of Sheeting, Watch, &c., (retro( coot.
Catalogue of goods. and sample, sent to any address free.
Address, J. 8 lIA.WES & CO., 30 Llanover street., Lksiton.
Maio. P. O. Box 225. i;Oct.
ONE DOLLAR! ONE DOLLAR!
AGENTS WANTED everywherefor our One Dollar sale.
A Watch, a Tea Sett, a Shawl, a Dress for aito dol
lar each. Send 25 eta. and stamp ftr two checks and cir
culars giving full particulars. Address ARLINGTON,
DROWNE & CO., 573 Washington street, Boston.
Oct. 2.-in
S. HENRY, Pastor
A GENTS WANTED—SIO to $2O a day, to introluce our
11.
new patelt STAR SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE.
Price $2O. It uses two threads, and makes the genuine
LOCK STITCH. All other liivr priced machines make the
CHAIN Surat. Exclusive territory given. Send for cir
culars. W. G. WILSON t CO., Manufacturers, leveland,
Ohio. [Oct. 2.-lm
WE STILL LIVE!
DON'T be humbugged by Impostors or "patent" cast
iron or machine ••Stencil tools." Send for our New
Catalogin, of IMPROVED STENCIL DIES, 20 varieties
all of Steel, carefully finished-and tempered.
Oct. 2.-lm S. M. SPENCER & CO, orattleboro,
Sin A DAY MADE BY ANY ONE, with my Patent
Stencil Tools. I prepay samples free. Beware
of infringers. My circulars will explain. Address A. J .
puLve,u, Springfield, Ysrmont. [Oct. 2--lm
- 7 , ; TO $lOO per month and travelingexpenses, paid
I el good agents to sell one Patent Ererlastrng Itehtter
Wire Clothes Lines. State age. and Address American
Wire a.,l62;Bruadway, New York.
yOU'RE WANTED ! LOOK HERE !
Agents. both male and female, wanted everywhere to
sell the PATENT. IMPROVED Ins RESERVOIR. (by which from
one to two pages , car, be written without replenishing
with ink), and our ~ a gcy and Dry Goods. etc. Can clear
from S 5 to s,,dt) day. No capital required. Price 10
cents, with an advertisement describing an article for
sale in our DOLLAR PURCHASI NG AGENCY. Cir
culars sent free. EASTMAN & KENDALL,
Oct. • 65 Hanover at, Boston, Mass.
AGENTS wanted, to sell Six New Inver,-
6,000 lions, of great value to families; all pay great
profits. Send 25c. and get 80 pages and sample gratis.—
Agents have ma d e $lOO,OOO. EPEIRAI3I BROWN,
Oct. 2.-lm ell, Mass.
PAINTS FOR FARMERS
AND OTHERS
TUE GRAFTIN MINERAL PAINT COMPANY are now
manufacturing the Beat. Cheapest and most Durable
Paint in use; two coats well put on, mixed with pure
Linseed oil, will last 10 or 15 years; it is of a light
brown or beautiful chocolate color, and can be changed to
green. lead, stone, olive, or drab, to suit the taste of
the consumer. It Is valuable forllousc 1, Barns, Fences,
Agricultural Implements, Catriage and Car-Makers,
Wooden-ware, eanvas,Metal and Shingle Boots, ( it being
Fire and Water proof), Bridges, Burial Cases,Canal Boats,
Ships and Ships' Bottoms, Ploor,oll Cloths, (ono Manu
facturer having used 5000 bbls. tbe peal yr, at,) and as a
paint for any purpose is unsurpassed for'body, durability,
elasticity, aritadhesiveness. Price VS per bbl., of aiti
lbs., which will supply a farmer for years to come. .r ar.
ranted in all cases as above. Send for a circular, which
gives fall particulars. None genuine unless branded in
a trade mark Grafton Mineral Paint. Address
DANIEL BIDWELL, Proprietor.
244 Pearl t., New York.
.!?Agents wanted. [Oct. 2.-1 m
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
TIIE TRUE REMEDY AT LAST DISCOVERED. UP
IIAM'S FRESH MEAT CURE, prepared from the
formula of Prof. Trousseau of Paris, cures Co-.sumption,
Lung Diseases, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Mutinous, Ueneral
Debility and all morbid conditions of the system depen
dent-on deficiency of vital force. It is pleasant to taste,
and a single bottle will convince the most skeptical of
its virtue - as the great be-ling remedy of the age. $1 a
bottle. or six bottles for $5. Sent by Express. Sold by
S. C. UPLIA3I, No. 25 South Eighth st.,Philadelphia. and
priocipal Druggists. Circulars sent free. [Oct. 2.-lm
THE RICHEST MAN IN THE WORLD.
ELTRACT OF A LETTER FROM BARON SOLOMON ROTHSCHILD
Will you be kind enough to have forwarded to me here
200 bottles of your Indian Liniment; if you will send at
the same time the account,l will forward you the amount
through Messrs. Exuma. & Co., New York.
BISON SOLOMON ROTHBCLULD having recommended to
many of hie pleads Major LANE'S LINIMENT, and they
being &limns to procure it, ho should advise him to
establish a depot In Paris.
MUSLINS,
THE INDIAN LINMENT,
as s relief, fiver ready; as a killer of pain, taken inward
ly, or outmatch applied, has no equal. For the relief and
cure of R/Mtnnatic and Neuralgic affections, Sprains.
Bruises, ,sc„ it 1 unequalled It is also moat efficacious,
taken inwardly, in the care of Cholera, Cramps and Bain-,
in the Stomach, Diarrhoea Dysentery, Cholera Norbus,
id
Ch o l era butane., ere,* ij is without exception the raost
wonderful Panacea the affords. No family should
be without T
it. Beery VlSLklit by land or sea should
hare a bottle. MINIMS and FARMERS residing at a
distance Item Physicians should keep it constantly on
hand. In cams of Accidents, and sadden attacks of
Stomach Complaints, its value cannot be istimateil. In
quire fur sajor LANE'S INDIAN LIINIIMENT t and take
no other. !Price,.so eta. per bottle. For sale at Wholesale
and retail by Dames Barnes & Co., 21 Perk Row, New
York; Ogle * Robinson, 186 Greenwich at., New York; .
F. C. Wens & Co.. 192 Fulton Cl, New York; Charles N.
Crittenden, 88 Bth Ave., New York; and by respectable
Druggists throughout the World. None genuine unless
signed by Jam/ Taos. Laws, and couniarsigned by J. T.
LANE 6.loo.,Pesprietess, 163 Broadway, New York.
tk"...Send for Circular. [Oct. 2.-lm
FLANNELS,
&c.,
LADIES' FANCY
• :F U R S !
AT
JOHN FAREIRA'-S
Old Established FUR Manufactory,
No. 718 ARCH !TRENT, above 7th, PHILADELPHIA.
HAVE now In Store of my own Importation and Man
i' ufacture, one of the largest and moat beautiful ea
lectims of
:FANCY FURS,
for Ladies' and Children's Wear in the City. Also, a fine
assortment of Gent's Far Gloves and Collars. •
1 am enabled to dispose of my goods at very reasonable
pHces, and I would therefore solicit a call from my
friends of Adams county and vicinity. ,
Remember the Name, Number and *tract)
JOHN SAREIR.A, '
No. 718 Arch st..,above 7th, gout!) aide, Phflad'n•
- 1031.1 have no Partner . nor Connection with any other
Store in Philal'a. i •
EXECUTOR'S NOTIOE.-.-Letters
Testamentary an the Estate of Zama Vans:,
lase of Comber lauthlorruship, Adams ,etatany, limn, de
ceased, having been to the.airietellgeod rash:ling
an Miningos township, he bereft ‘livee notice to all par
sow Indebted to said eet tu eS4ke ietes4ietepeyment
sod thou claims ' the awe to premise',
thempkverly in thr settleetent.
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calved DOH Tuesday £he 16th of October", at Medea,
P. If" tor the erection of
TWO NEW DWELLINGS
for the nse of the Professors of Penn'. College, on the
College Campus. • Plans and specifications can be seen at
the Drug Store of A. D. Buehler. The contractor win
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with the wuthtions of the contract. The Committee
reserve the right to decline any or all bids.
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•
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C. J. EICRICH ART,
• Wld. H. BACH,
Building Committee.
Gettysburg, ta., Oct 2,1867.=.-2t •
A DESIEAI3LE HOME FOE SALE.
Tuemidersigaed offers at Private Elate, the property
now occupied by her in Mountjoy township. on the Balti
more turnpike, adjoining lands of Jesse D. Newman and
Abraham Garver. It eonsists of one Acre, of Land, on
which is erected a Twocaory BRICK HOUSE, with four
Rooms below and Ave above, and a large Stone outbuild
ing, Carriage Haute and Stable, ch., two Wells of water
in the lot, and some good fruit. The property ia a com
fortable home, andle adapted to any public business.
Oct. 2, 1861.—tt ELLEN BUDY.
p "lIBLIC SALE.
In puissance otanthority given by the last wilt and
testament of Isaiah Caskey, deceased, the subscriber
will offer at Public Bale, on Friday the 16th of October,
1887, at 10 o'clock, A. M., on the premiees 4 the Realitstate
of said deceased, ccnaisting of A LOT OF OB J OCCND,
Minato in Cumberland township, Adams cYnnly; adjoin
ing lands of Henry Benner, Rebecca Mills, Francis Al
lison, and others, containing. 4 Acres, more or less.. The
Improvements are a one and a half story LOG 11017811,
Log Stable, Smoke House, Well of never-falling water
near the door, with an excellent young Orchard, and also
a variety of fruit on the Lot. Part of the land has been
limed and the whole is In a good state of cultivation and
ander good fencing.
Mir Attendance will be given' and terms made known
on day of sale by HENRY BEIVNER, Ma'r.
At the same time and place will be sold the kllowlng
articles of Personal Property:. I Cow, 2 Hogs, Pick,
Shovel, Mattock, Grindstone, Hatchets, Hammers; Saw,
Drills, Angers, Pincers, Hoes, Axel, Sledge, Dung Fork,
Bedsteads and Bedding, Bureau, Tables, Safe, Mantle
clock, Stove and Pipe, Iron Kettle, Cha ire. Di bes, Wheel.
barrow, shot Gan, lot of Lard, fire Wood, Hay by the
t-n,Corn by the bushel,Corn-fodder,Graln in the ground,
and a variety of other articles of Ilowiebbldand Kitchen
Furniture.
Oct. 2.—ti
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
In pursuance of an order of the Orphans' Court of Ad.
ams county, will be offered at Public sale, on Saturday,
the 28th day of October.lBB7, on , the premises, the Real
Estate of Sebastian Weaver, deceased. consisting. of a
TRACT OF LAND, situate in Monatpleaeant township,
in. said county, containing 5 ACRES, more or lees, bound.
ed by lands of Pius Smith, Peter Rimbaugb, John Law
rence, and David Smith. The Improvements are a Two.
story 1.00 HOUSE, Log Barn, Hog Pen, Corn Crib, and
excellent Spring of water, a portion of Meadow, aed some
fruit trees. The house is [mar the road leading from
lallN's Mill to the Bonaughtown road.
AtirSale to commence at 1 ' P. M., on said day
when attendance will be given cud terms made known
by. JOHN WEAVER, Sx'r.
By the Court—AnAx W. Misrar., Clerk. [Oct. 2.—ts
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
In pursuance of an order of the Orphans' Court of Ad
ams county, will be offered at Public Sale, of Saturday.
the Btll day of October, 1807, on the premise+, the Real
Estate. of Jacob Wolf, deceased, consisting of a FARM,
situate in Hamilton township. Adams county, containing
176 At RES and 66 PERCHES, adjoining lands of Samuel
Woll, H. nry Stock, Samuel Miller, and others , d bound.
ed on one side by the public road eading from New Ox-
ford to East Berlin, and the road leading tram the
Hanover and Carlisle turnpike to Abbottstown on the
other, about equal distance from Abbottstown and New
Oxford. The Improvements are a Two-story STONE
HOUSE, Bank Barn, part stone, part frame, with Wagon
Sheds attached, One-story Stone Spritg and Wash house,
a good Carriage House and Hog Stable, all in good re.
pair There is an excellent Spring dear the house,
and two ethers on the farm. About :16 or 40 Acres are in
excellent timber, a good proportion of Meadow, and under
good fencing and well limed all over. The land will be
sold together, or in parcels, to suit purchasers.
.elf any persons are desirous of viewing the premises
before the day of sale, they will be shown the same by
the widow, residing thereon.
'Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, P. JI., on said day.
when attendance will be given and terms made known by
JACOB STOCK, Trustee.
By the Court —Anau W. MUSTER, Clerk.
Oct. 2.—td
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ZEIGLER NIcCURDY k CO.,
501 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sept. 25.-30
NOTICE.
I WILL be hi Gettysburg with Flour. kc., every MON.
DAY and FRIDAY in each week. Persons who may
desire me to furnish them with either Flour or Feed-stuff,
will leave their m dere, either with John C flamer or DlM
ner k Zeigler, stating the kind and quantity wanted,
when the same will be delivered at their dwellings, by
Sept. 25, 1567.-tt GEORGE GIMIELL.
M. C. STALLSMITH'k SON,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
CARPENTERS dr. CONTRACTORS,
Are prepared to do all kinds of Carpentering—contracting
and erc.ct jug buildingi c•f all kinds, Repairing. kc. Tliey
Keep constantly en hand and manufacture to order,
DOORS, SHUTTERS, BLINDS, 6ASH, DOOR AND
WINDOW FRAMES, CORNICE, DOOR AND
WINDOW BRACKETS,
And any other Article in the Building Line
Sea4oned material constantly on band, experienced work
men Cwaya in readineas, and work executed with
dispatch.
Orders promptly attended to
W3I. C. STALLSILITH,
C. 11. STALLSMITII.
Sept. 18, 1867.—tf
JOHN HENDRICKS. HIRAM WARREN.
RECONSTRUCTION.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY
GROCERIES •
cheap, nom e to our store In East York etreet where every
thing in our 'foe will be sold at a short profit.
Everything kept in a first class grocery, will be found
there, also
CONFECTIONS AND NOTIONS,
TOBACCO.AND SEGARS, '
Produce taken in exchange for goods, cash paid for old
meat.
.3..Parmers come and see • ,
THE WONDER OF THE AGE,
WARREN'S
ELECTRIC CHURN,
which makes one-fourth more butter than any other
Ch urn (oat of the same cream.) We keep them for sale and
will be •,leased to show them. Don't forget the place.
HENDRICKS k WARREN.
Gettysburg, Sept.lB,lB67.—tf
BARGAINS
at the new
GROCERY
IN GETTYSBURG.
JOHN CRESS & SON
HATING opened a new Grocery, in Gettysburg, on the
north-west corner of the Public Square, have Just
received a splendid assortment of PB.ESH
•
GROCERIES,
inclirdleg Sugars, Coffee, Molassee, Syrup, Teas. Spices,
Tobacco,•Salt, Fish, Hams, Shoulders, kc. Also,
QUEENSWARE, CONFECTIONS,
Nuts, Truits,Scisps, PaneYdrtleles and Notfonegsaarilly.
We will also keep on hand IfEHHIL and Illiklli.STUPYS.
Having purchased for 01811,00 are prepared to Sell
very cheap. Givens a call audjudgetfbr'yoarseivas.
• "401311 =Sit
Sept. 25,186. J:W. WHISK
NEW
SEGAB STORE.
rpm undersigned armources to the citizen of Getty&
burg math* vicinity, that bolas Just opened
NEW SECrAR STORE,.
IN GETTYE3BURG.
lie will keep on band the beet BEAnil, and teignatint•
facture for plural sale fltragagna fh awagr. E•lrn
sell at the lowest Uring prli6e, and at trhedande 'aerie
Ith is aim thesis:the Ibr the ffichnsood,Cirs.,)
,
Uncle, and ITtiIMR their C?aesieer Tobsooo,st iamb.
sale and nmUL
lin Stars to in Otannbeisinarg And* s Lail soinat
1 / 1 14 0tth141161.894.1 Millao ll2looo4oll b*
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rnt
The undersigned, Administrator, cum testament° an
nexe,. of the estate of Ear.sxsza Maoists, late of llama
totiban township, Adams county, Pa., deceased, will, by
virtue
of a decree of the Orphans' Court of said county,
expose to Public Sale, on Friday, the Ilth day of October
next, tot 1 o'clock, P.M. on the premise*, the valuable
FAlf3,l of said deceased, situate In "Carroll's' Tract,'
Hamiltonban township aforesaid, about 3,4 tulle east o'
Fairfield, on the road leading to Emmitteourg, containf
log 12J 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 Barn,
with Wagon Shed attached, Stone Spring House, and
other out-buildings About 2 Acres are in first-tate
Meadow, with a fair proportion of good Timber. There
is a good 0, chard of choice Fruit; also a never-failing
Spring of Water near the door. Several Quarries of good
Limestone have oven opened on the premises.
SipPersous desiring to view the Farm, will call on the
indersigned residing thereon.
IlfilrAttendance will be given and terms made known
EBENEZER McOL'iLEY, Acirn'n.
Aug. 21.-ta
Mork TrueDernocrat Invert 3 times and charge this
office.
ANNA MARY CASKEY
VALUABLE FARM AT
PRIVATE SALE
The undersigned offer at Private Sale, their valuable
Farm, situate in Franklin township, Adams county, Pa.,
near Mummasburg, on the road to Gettysburg, adjoining
lands of Benjamin Dewrdortf, Andrew Klock, and others,
containing 150 ACRES, more or less. The Improvements
consist at two DWELLING IDUSES, one of them two
stories,:the other 1,%' stories; also a good Bankllarmand
a good Stable. The property can be conveniently divid
ed, so as' to have a set of build iogs on each, Spring House,
Corn Crib, Wagon Sheds, and (Aber outbuildings There
is a good Orchard of choice Fruit; also a never falling
Spring of Water near the door. Part of the Farm has
been recently well limed. There Is a fair proportion of
Meadow and Timber Land. Also, about 25 or 30 ACRES
of Mountain Land,.year Aremitsville, adjoining lands of
John Bittinger and others, well covered with emellent
Timber.
sa,,Persons desiring to view the premises, will call on
the undersigned, residing thereon.
Aug. 18.-tf
VALUABLE FARM
AT PRIVATE SALE
The subscriber offers at Private Sale Ins valuable F All3l,
situated in Freedom township, Adams county, Pa., con
taining 127 ACRES, more or less,on the road loading from
the tinnnemalter's 31il1 road to Hillerstosrn, adjoining
lands of David Boeserman, Valentine Frock and others.
The improvements are part Log and part Stone Dwelliwg,
and in good condition. There are about 23 ACRES; in
good Timber, and a sufficient amount of gocd meadow.
The farm is well watered, and has recently been welllimed.
It in ander goal fencing. There are TWO YOUNG OR
CHARDS on the place, in thriv‘ng condition. :School
houses and Churches are convenient.
It - B.Pere ns dedtring to see the property will call on
the undersigned residing thereon.
Sept.ll. In AIIIIA3I FLENNER.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
On Saturday, thel9th elf October, 1 , 367, at 1 o'clock, P.M.
The subecriber will sell, at Public Sale, on the premises,
THE VALUABLE FARM,
on which he now resides, situate in Unntiogton town
ship. Adams county, Pa., about 2 miles south of Peters
burg, near Wiermen's Mill, adjoining lands of Joseph
Wierman, Joeeph A. Wierman,
Herman Bierman, and
others, containing 64 ACRES, more or less. The Im
provements are a two-story Frame and Log WEA'IIIEII
- DWELLING, with a Log Kitchen attached,
Log Barn, Wagon Shed, Corn Crib, a frame weatherboard.
ed Qhop, and other outbuildings. There are two good
Serfage, one of them convenient to the house, a thriving
young Apple Orchard, about 130 bearing Peach trees.
about 25 bearing Pear trees, and other fruit. There is a
fair proportion of good Timber and Meadow. There are
between 40,0 and 3000 young fruit trees in a Nursery,
which will be cold with the property.
iiir-Any person desiring to view the prembres can call
on the subscriber residing thereon. The property is to
good order.,',,
*et-Attendance will be given and terms made known
au day cfsele Ly JOHN CLEAVER.
Sept. IL-ts
• _
pußLic SALE.
The subscriber, Executor of the Estate of Jotry Mc-
E SIG HT, late of Bettderav it le, Adams county, Pa., deceas
ed, will sell et Public Sale. on Saturday,the 51/1 of fieies,
bee stead, at 10 o'clock, A. M, on the premises, the follow.
lug valuable Real Estate unsaid deceased, to wit :
THE )IANSIOS MOUSE and Lit, situate - in •Bevidort•
vllle, !routine on Main Street, huilt of Brick, two.story
high, containing five Rooms 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 dour,
a Garden with a number of fruit trees thereon.
No. 1. Lot lying in the rear of the
Muse, containing throe ACKER, on which is an e.xeellent
hearing Orchard with a double Lo,r Barn and threshing
floor thereon.
No. 2. Adjoining the above, con
taining two and I half Atres, and partly planted with
fruit trees.
No. 3. Adjoining No. 2, and contain
pg two and a quarter Acres.
No. 4. Lying north of No. 3, and
containing 3% Acres.
No. 5. Adjoining 110. 4, and con
taining 3% Acres.
No. 6. Adjoining No. 5, and lying
north of it c , ntnining 2 3 /, Acres.
No. 7. Adjoining lands of WILLIAM
'flans, Jr., and fronting on a twenty foot Alley, two
Acres. Also,
.FIVJ BUILDING LOTS,
fronting on Main street and contining about 1 % of an Acre
each. Also,
A LOT OF TIMBER LAND,.
(mostly Oak and Hickory.) lying about one mile north
east of Bendersville nod adjoining lands of Daniel Peters
and others, containing to Acrea, more er lent.
The location of the above property it very desirable
and the lute all easy of access.
Sip -Per s o ne wishing to view the property will call on
the Kiecntor residing in Benderav ille.
/ii-Attendance will be given and terms made known
on day of Bale. by A. T. WRIGHT, Ex*r.
Jails Ilmize, Auctioneer. [Sept. 11.—ti
A VALUABLE FARM
AT PRIVATE SALE
The subscriber offers at Private Sale, his valuable
COPPER STONE FARM, situated in Men dlen township,
Adams county. Pa., oti the road leading from Benders
villa to Petersburg, two utiles 'from the former place,
containing 1.37 ACRES and 70. PERCHES, improved
witty& new twoliory 116 ICK HOUSE, 32 feet by 42,
with in out kitchen and a well of water under roof at the
door with an excellent spring but a short distance from
the house. Also a new Bank Barn 941 feet in length in
ch:Oleg Wagon Shed, and , Coni Crib, end other necessary
oubbaildings are on .the premises. The Farm possesses
superior water advantages,with a great variety of fruit
uponit. The land is In high state of cultivation and
contains a good proportion ofTimber and Meadow. It is
10c , t461 in a fine neighborhood being convenient to Mar
kets, Mille, Churches and Schools, and is among the most
desirable properties ju the county.
M...,Persons with itte to view the property, will call up•
on the subseriber melding thereon.
Atig. 213.-3 m '1 SOLOMON BENDER.
V ALUABLE REAL ESTATE
OFFERED FOR SALE
-The undersigned Offers to sell at Privste Sale, the &A
lowing Real Rotate at New Oxford, entire, or in parte or
parpols to int t purchasers :
No. I.—Half an Acre of Ground, front
ing on the turnpike, with the improvements thereon,
far the last 22 years ;he homestead of the undersigned..
No. 2.—A lot containing a quarter of
en Aere, with the isoprtrrements thereon, adjoining the
former.
No. 3.—A lot of Ground adjoining NO
Oxlord on the east 4 whereon is erected the building of
the SEW OXFORDI INSTITULH, and laid out In ISS
Building Lots, cOntalning one-fourth clan Acre of ground
each, fronting the tuStiplke and High Street, and extend
ing the town eastward.
No. 4:—Fivei lots of Ground, contain
ing together 18 Acr e, mote or less, close to New' Oxford,
and fronting on th 'turnpike leading to York—easry
lot accessible from th e turnpike.
The Property is lln a prime state of cultivation,—
Persolle intending locate at ode fnereealpg aid OM.
poring town are in ited to call, make their choice, and
offer their bide—orhich will Ito accepted it not too far be•
low ike common market prices here, FOR I WILL &$ L.
M. D. G. PFE1117.164.
New Oxford, Rept.' 4,1887.-...3m.
PRIVATE SALE OF A
r ! VALUABLE FARM.
1 ,
The undersigned, intending to quit farming,
offers for sale hie FARM, on which lie now
resides, near the Carlisle pike, one mile from
Roland Hill, P. Of and,three mil* from York
"Tat Adams emtnty,
a ordem; on
100 1101.18 E,
feet. Thera
Aledoor; Ark.
.fruit tries,tn
12k Barn, built
s..,lo4rthogs
F"",..110.440 51
4 hußfaimLnew
4.tit.teito
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4 11' I fl
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ged ismt
F'0;11 S A LT,
j k Valuable MERCHANT Mall,
CI- DARK MILTI: and SAW MILL, with - 4b AO/MS
OF LAND, Nueva "Saadoe's Mltl, on Marsh Lteek,
irrA4aras collate, Ps., 4 mars northeast from lii usitho
burs, sod a miles southwest from Gettysburg,iLlinigood
order, water power hoary, and in a good grain rotuatry.
ALSO— .
One other 1114, known so "Hollinger's Mill," ;with
60 ACRES 01 , tAND,- one mile from AbbottetOwii, on
the Hanover turnpike. All in good order.
GEORGE ARNOLD.
Aug. 7, 1.887.-tt
FARM! FOR SALE.
I will sell the ?arms,
No. 1. Lying on the Harrisburg
and Gettysburg road between York Springs and Heldlore.
burg, containing, 121 ACRKS, with improvements, now
occupied by James Miller. Price $25 per acre.
No. 2. Lying on the Carlisle and
New Oxford road; betwesulleidlemburg and New Ches-
ter, containing 145 A0K43., with good improvements
now ocetipied by George J. Shank. Price Set: per acre:
Terms: One half to be Mild on the delivery of the
deed ; the balance to snit the purchaser, either in cash
or in first Judgment Bemis of not lees than 2200 for No.l,
and $4OO for Ne. 2, to bi paklaannally with interest.
.3.Theae Sums are patented, lie handsoinelyan# have
been limed. W.F. BONNIER.
May 29,1867.-tf
VALUABLE FARM AT .
PUBLIC SALE.
.K., S., and M. A. WILSON
• I j:!
jrALIJAd3LV TANNERY
rAT PRIVATE SALE
Th subscriber, wit gto glee op the Tapping bust.
nese,: offer. - at Private tile, his valuable TABNILItY,
situate on South Baltinefire ittreet;;Gettyslinrgi Pa., M
elodic% Brick Belart Otop-'with I pool, 2 limes, and six
handlers"; BrictOnrrying Shop; Brick and Frame Bark
81111 Rouse; 88 lay-away Vats on-the yard, with 8 Leeches
and room to add any additional number—constant run
nidg Bpring water, never-failing, in tan.yard and shops.
This Tannery Is located in a region where good Bark is
abundant at realism abloprices. Possession of the Tannery
will be given to the purchaser idimediately. if desired,
with it supply of bark to run it. ;
There M besides a large Two-stery BRICK. DWELLING
on the property, with Spring Honse,Smoks Hones, Wood
Shed, Barn, Corn Crib, Wagon Shed and other outbuild
ings, with a well of water and alai hydrant at kitchen
door, with running water through Spring House. There
lea variety of best quality of growing Grapes and Fruit
on the premises. The property is in good condition, awl
in every respect a most desirable residence and business
stand.
A.llO, will be sold, A LOT OF GROUND adjoining a
base, containing 13. Acres, more or leas, wish an Apple
Orchard and a flrat-ohms Spring and Bathing 'Establish
ment on it.
Also, A LOT OF GROUND, on the Rmmittsburg road,
one-half mile from towq, containing 8 Acres, which the
purchaser can also bare, if desired,
seL.Persons desiring te view the premises, or ascertain
further particulars, will address the subscriber, residing
in Gettysburg. Pa.. JOHN. WINEBRENNER.
Bept.lB.-tf
FOR SALE
A very desirable BARR, containing 97 ACRES, of good
land, situated on the York pike about one mile from Get
tysburg. Pa. The land,ls In a high state of cultivation,
beautifully located, and well adapted to raising griin or
grazing, improved by a. DOUBLE TWO-STORY BRICK
DWELLING- and Back-building, one half new and the
other part recently pot In thorough repairs to match;
beautifully situated, overlooking the town and surround
ing country , Barn. Stabling, and all necessary out-build
inge, auel lent water aud,good fencing. 10 Acres of Wood
land and floe Meadow. Also, a thriving young Orchard
of the choicest selections of Apples and Peaches, Peach
Orchard now bearing, Pears and small fruits in a4un
, lance,'on the premises, Ajly to
Sept. 25,1§67.-tf SIIEPARD STAMMERS.
W Oat) LOTS FOR SALE.
T WILL sell at Public Sale, on Friday the 251 A day of
October next, on the premises. at 10 o'clock, A. M., 16
LOTS OP EXCELLENT TIMBER LAND, limning from
4 1 4 to B Acres, being a part of the Sandoe Mill property,
on Marsh Creek, Adams county, Pa.
.Terms accommodating and will be made known on
day of sale. GEO, ARNOLD.
Gettysburg, Sept. 25.-ts
FARM AT PRIVATE SALE.
I offer for sale my FARM sitstated in Straban town
ship, two miles east of Gettysburg, on the turnpike lead
ing to York, and known on the old Trostle Farm. It
contains 151 ACRES of good land, and is in a high state
of maltifation. It has been thoroughly limed, and is in
good repair. The fences are mostly of good locust poste
and chestnut rails. There ere about 20 ACRES in good
Meadow, 13 log in three separate parts. There are also
about 35 acres of thtiving timber arid good springs of
Water In every fierl except one. There is a new two•
story BRICK HOUSE, and a Bank Born over 100 feet
lobg newly covered. There lean excellent Spring near
the Bernie; also a good well of water near the Barn.—
About 6 Acres &recovered with excellent grafted Fruit
—Apples and peaches.
'Any pers. ti wishing to purchase a good Rome will
do well to view this snug little Farm before purchasing
elsewhere. JOSEPH TROSTLE.
June 5,1567.—t1
A VALUABLE F ARM,
ilamillonban township, Adams county Penna.
The subscriber, baring removed to the West, offers at
Private Sale, his valuable FARM, situate in Hamilton
ban township, Adams county, Pa.. one mile from Fair
field, containing about 200 ACRES, adjoining lands of
Joseph Culbertson, J. S. Witherow, and others, and hav
ing thereon a nearly new two-story Stone DWELLING
nousE, with two-story Kitchen, a nearly new Ball
Barn, Wagon ;Flied and Corn Crib, and other out-build
ings; a never-tailing well of water at the door, and water
in all the 9-.llls. There is 011 the premises a first-rate
young APPLE ORCHARD, just coming into fall bearing
with other fruit of different kinds. There is also on the
firm n two-story Log TENANT HOUSE, with Stable,
and an excellent Orchard connected with the same.
. .
The land is in a flne etate of cultivation, having all
been limed, whilst the fences are ahn ost exclusi rely chest
nut till Churches, School Houses, Mills, Stares and
Mechanic Shops, are convenient—all within a mile. '
40-Persons wishing to view the premises, are request
ed to call on Isaac Hereter, residing on Marsh Creek,
near I.l.lream's tavern, who will show the property and
state terms. JOHN 11. BAUMGARDNER.
Aug. '28.-tf
FARM AT PRIVATE SALE
I offer at privlle sale at my residence in Tyrone town
ship. one mile weal of Ileiolersbrirg, on the Menallen
road, 100 ACRES OP GOOD LAND, on which are a two
story Log [Douse, weather-boarded, and plastered Stone
Kitchen, and Bank Barn. There is a good well of Water
near the house; also two streams of never-failing water
running through the farm. About i 0 Acres are of young
thriving TIMBER, with a never-failing Spring of run
ning water thereon. There are about 25 Acres of good
Meadow Land; also a good Lime Kiln on the farm,*and
a good ORCIIARD Oe FRUIT. The Parm has been
limed three times within fifteen years. It is in a high
state of cultivatlou, and is surrounded with Mills and
Churches. There lea good School-house on the farm.
le,„-Any person wiab Prig to see this Farm, or that on
the Feick turnpike, will find me at home at all hates.
June 5. le47.—tf JORIfFU TROSTLE.
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT
PRIVATE SALE
The undersigned will sell at Private Sale, on very ad
vantageous terms, his valuable Farm. situate in nigh
land township. Adams county, about bre miles from Rev.
tysburg, containing 240 ACRES, more or lees, of which
from 70 to SO ACRES are in heavy Timber, The Improve
ments are large and convenient. Tbereisa largeamotint
of Meadow on the farm, which is second to none iu the
township as a Fruit fa rm. It can be conveniently divid
ed to make two Farms. W3l. WILSON.
•
Aug.
PRIVATE SALE
The undersigned intending to leave the neighborhood,
will seLl at Private Bale, his two BRICK BUILDINGS,
situated on the Main street in Benderarrille—one a nice
home; the other a Store Room and , Work Shop. Terms
easy. Enquire of the undersigned. _
Bendersville, Ang. 29,1867.—t
FOR SALE.-- , ,. The whole or part of
a tract of land in 11 ighland township. containing 98
ACRES. Enquire at DR. R. D OMER'S Drug Store.
Aug. 2.1* 1887.-tt
FOR SALE.—A Choice ' FARM.
in a high state of cultivation; 231 ACRES; 100
bushels of Lim e'to the acre ; 30 Acres in Thither; large
Ba,.k Barn and Brick Dwelling; plenty of Fruit, ac.; 2
miles west from Gettysburg
One Other very desirable FARM ,containinx 125 ACRES
25 Acres in TIMBER; buildings, good; adjoining Un
does Mill property, 6 miles south from Gettysburg. s'O
per Acre will buy this farm. GEO. ARNOLD.
August 7,1667:- -11 •
CHOICE WESTERN PRE-EMPTION
LANDS.—I have several Tracts of choice
Western PRE—EMPTION LANDS, gond locations, near
matteolidehConnty.Townspic., iu well-settled neighbor
hoods, which 1 will exchange at a fair price for real es
tate in Adams county.
Aug. i. 1867.—t f
FOR SALE, CHEAP.—A First
rate— 4IIINGLE MILL nod SAW MILL with plenty
of work, three miles from Casbtoi - tt, Adams county, Pa.
Aug 7;1887 —tf A. M. HUNTER.
A FIRST CLASS FARM
AT PRIVATE SALE,
Within two miles of Gettyiburg,. on the Harris
burg road, with all necessary improvements,
and in pridie order. I Will sell from 100-to 160
Acres, to suit purchasers. Terms reasonable.—
For further information, apply to
WM. WIBLE.
Gettysburg, Pa.
Sept 18-tf
DRUG STORE
POE SALE.—The 'subseiiber, Ex
ecutor of the Rstate of Dr. H. C. EOLERT. deceased,
will salt at Private Sale, the HOUSE and DRUG ES
STABLIrTIMENT °timid donated. on the public square
in HANOVER, in York county, Pa.. being an excellent
stand for a Drug Store, well established, with a good run
of custom. All desirous to so gage in the Drug Business
would do well to call and erAmine kr themselves, as it
will be sold—lf not at prfrato sale. at public sale, with
out reserve. STEPHEN KEEVER, Executor.
8ept.25.4t0
1867. FALL 18y6.MILLINERT.
MISS McCREARY
dfijust returned from the City with a large assort.
ment of new style.
BONNETS AND HATS
which she Is prepared to sell at at prices which will del}
conipetitfon. Also Sonnet and Hat trimmings of all the
latest 'Wes, and DAMN . GOODS of every rariety.
linalonnetei made to ardor, at the shortest notice.
Sept. 11, 1887.-1 m •
PHI undersigned respectfully informs his Mends and
the public that hi has taken his sou, Casale B.
Sisuagnit into partnerthip, and the business will here.
after be conducted under the Arm tam& of Wm. C.
snag JE Soh. lie returners thanks to the public. tor
the libenkt patronage hilts:l6 extended . to Min t and TIP.
guests that their favors be 'continued.' • •
liept.lll.4t ' WM. 0. TALI. lEMI.
mu.#I7PIRINTIOOO73 of Ow various Blibbsth
1441400 1 1 di* , raruatod wino* 4 k' , thi t
-kfaceffollialnofaiviot web, thasiolairg„ Pa., oa AK
,faaloyakeit Ooktbor, at ICI 0'c100144,4 3L, to-: WO,
oflopoisbig Closaty
e 4 ‘
immss.,. a.
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47.
tax fotatt
AT PRIVATE SALE
W3l. A. ELDEN
ALSO-
GEORGE ARNOLD
4flUnriij.
NOTICE
NOTICE.
&
t ;
PROOLCNIATION‘.•.-WHEREAS, in
and i*
. t he' Ant of the, General Assembly of this
Ste" outitiad "Art set to rwitate the General Elections
of this Offinffionwsalth," enacted on the 2nd ofJuly, 18241,
it is enjoined to mote glee 1 1 / 4 blio Notion of such Election
to bobtail, NW to enumerate In oath notice what officers
are to be elect: I, PHILIP HANK. Sheriff of the Coun
ty of Aden's, do, therefore, hereby give this public notice
to the Electors of the said Monty of Adams, thot a OEN.
1E44 &AMON will beheld in said County, en the Sitcom)
TUESDAY 'ol' °MOIR NUS, (sat 8i8) in the funeral Dis
tricts. composed of the following Townships, viz :
In the First district, composed of the Borough of G et tys
burg,at the emir: House, in Oettyeburg,
In the decond distrct, composed of the township of Ger
many, at Holden'e Schoohhouse, in the township of Ger
=ay.
In the Third district, composed otthe township of Ox
ford, at the house of I. B. Houser, in the town of New Ox
ford.
In the Fourth district, composed of the townships o
Latimore and Huntington, at the bongs ofJaneßeed,in
the township of iiontington.
In the Fifth district, composed' of the townships of
Harailtonbaa and Liberty, at the Public School house In
Milioratowa.
Lathe Sixth district, composed of the township of
Hamilton, at the house now occupied by Daniel Becker, in
the town of East Berlin.
In the Seventh district, composts' of the township of
Idenallen, in the Public School house in the town of Ben
dersylite.
In the Eighth district. composed of the township of
Straban;it the house ofJacob L. Grass. in Hun terstown.
• In the Ninth district, co posed of the township of
Franklin, at the house now occupied by John P. Butt, In
said township.
In the Tenth district, composed of Abe township of '
Conowago, ut. Outhouse of Empnnel Diller. in McSherrys
town.
In the Eleventh district, composed of th e t owns hi p o f
Tyrone, at the hoots of Mrs: Cook. in Ileitilersburg.
In the Twelfth district, composed of the township of
3lountjoy, at the house of 3lrs. V. Mas s in said township.
In the Thirteenth district, composed of the township el
Mountpleasant, at the public School house in said town
ship,sitizate stt the Cross roads, the one leading from Ox
ford to the Two Taverns, the other from II unterstown to
Hanover.
In the Fourteenth district, composed of the township
of Beading. at t'os house of I:. M. Dicks. in Hampton.
In the Fifteenth district, conipused of the Borough of
Berwick, at the publioschool house to Abbottstown.
In the Sixteenth district, composed of. the township of
Freedom, at the house of Samuel Moritz, in said township.
In the Seventeenth district, composed of the township of
, Union, at the house of Enoch Lefever, in said township.'
In the Eighteenth district, .composed of the township
of Butler, at the public school house in Middletown, in
said township.
In the N irtbteenth district, composed of the townshili of
Berwick, at the Pigeon Hill school house, in said town
ship.
. In the Twentieth district. composed di the township of
Cumberland, at the house of Conrad Snyder, in the bor
ough of Gettysburg. •
of
IHign the Twent
th y-Brat district. compose
Lo d of the thwnship
liland, at e School House a Lower Marsh Creek
Presbyt , ,rian Church, in said township.
• In the Twenty-second district, composed of the borough
of hittlestown, at the must westerly Shoot-house in said
borough.
At which time and places will be elected
One Member of Assembly; .
One County Commissioner;
Two'Jury Commissioners; •
One County l reasurer:
One Director of the Poor:
One C,unty Auditor.
By an Act of the General Assembly of this State, it is
enjoined upon me to insert in my proclamation of elec
Guns the following sections of Laws passed by said Gener
al Assembly, as follows:
(Act of 3l,rch 30, .1;5(3.) •
Szcriox 1. ie it enacted by the Senate and Muse
Representatives of tho Commonwealth of Pennsylvania it,
general Anseiablm met, and it is hereby emir:tett by the
authority of the same, That the qualified voters of the
several counties of this Commonwealth, at all general,
township, borough and special electimie, are hereby, here
after, authorized and required to vote, by tickets, printed,
or written, or partly printed and partly written, severally
classified :re follows : One ticket shalt embrace the names
ufall judges of courts voted for. and trt be labellea, 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 all county officers voted
for, and be labelled "county;" one ticket shall embrace
the names of all township officers voted for, and be label
led -township." one ticket ehall embrace the name, of
all borough officer, voted for, and be labelled "borough;"
auceach class shell be deposited in separate ballot-bones.
(Act of ititte 4, 1866.)
VVIIEZEAE, By the act of the Congress of the United
States. e lit itled "An Act to amend theseveral actehereto
f. re passed to provide fur the enrolling and calling out the
National ferries, and for other purposes," and approved
Mardi third, one thousand eight hundred and sixty.five,
all pe- sons who have deserted the military or naval ser
vice of the United States, and who have not been dis
charged, or relieved from the penalty or disability there
in provided. are deemed, and taken. to have voluntarik
relinquithed.and forfeited, their rights of citizenithip,aria
their rights to become citizens, an/ are deprived of exer-
cising any rights of citizens thereof:
Aso menages, Persons. riot citizens of the United Stet es,
ere nut under the Constitution and Laws of Pennsylva
nia, qualified electors of this Commonwealth :
Sect:oar 1. Be it enacted by the Senate an 1 House of
Representatives of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
In 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 ballots, from any person, or persons. em
braced in the provisions, and subject to the disability
imposed by said Oct of Congress, approved March third,
one thousand eight hundred and sixty-five, and it shall
be unlawful for any such person to offer to vote any.
ballot or ballots.
Shereis 2. That if any such judge and inspectors of
election, or any one of them shall receive, or consent to
receive. any such unlawful ballot. er ballots, from any
such disqualified person, he, or they, so offending, shall
to guilty of a misdemeanor, and. upon conviction there
f. in any court of quarter sessions of this Commonwealth.
he (or each offence be sentenced to pay a fine of
:pit less than one hundred dollars, and to undergo an im,
prisournent, in fhe jail of the proper county, tor not less
than sixty days.
SECTION 3. That it any person deprived of citizenship;
and disqualified as aforesaid, shall, at any election, here
after to be lull is this Omusincerwealtla, vote, or tender
to the officers thereof, and offer to - vote, a ballot or bal
lots, any person so offending shall bq deemed guilty ot
a misdemeanor, and on conviction thereof. Inane 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 Sr balots.
Szettoe 4. That if any person ehall hereafter pernmde,
or advise, any person orperaotta deprived of citizenship,
acd disqualified es 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 any
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 of
quarter sessions of this Commonwealth, shall be punish
ed in like manner as Is provided in the second section of
this act, in the case of officers of such election teceiving
such unlawful ballot, or ballots.
and by virtneof the 14th section of the act
of Feb. 27th, 11149, every pereon, excepting Justices of the
Peace, who shall hold any office or appointment of profit
or trust under the Government of the United States, or
of any city or incorporated district, whether commission
ed officer of otherwise, a subordinate officer or agent, who
is, or shall be employed under the legislative, executive
or judiciary department of this State, or of the United
States, or any city or Incorporated district, and also that
every member of Congress and of the State Legislature,
mid of the Select or Common Council of any City or Com
missioner of any incorporated diet riot, is by law incapable'
of bolding or exercising at the same time, the office ur
appointment ofJndge, Inspector, or Clerk of any election
of this Commonwealth, and that no Judge, Inspector, or
other officer of any each election, shall be eligible to any
°facet° be then voted for.
Atso—That In the fotirth section of the Act of Aeeem•
bly entitled .An Act relating to executions, and for
other purposes," approved AprlllBth, 1840, it is enacted
that the aforesaid 14th section ••shall not be construed, as
-to prevent any militia officer or borough. °Ulcer from
serving 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 bent the places of their dis
tricts on the day of General Election afbresaid, at 9 o'-
clock in the forenoon. to du and perform the several
duties required and enjoined on them In and by the same
act.
And be it further directed, In and by the Act of the
General Assembly of this State, aforesaid, that one of the
Judges of each of the different districts aforesaid, who
shall have the charge of the certificates of the number of
voteswhich shall have been given for each candidate for
the different offices then and there voted Ibr, at their re
spective districts, shall meet the third day atter the elec
tion, which shall be cn FRIDAY, ?In lITR OP OCTORZEL
foresaid, at the Court-hones, in the borough •of Gettys•
burg, then and there ta,make a fair statement and cer-
titicate of the number lof votes, which alkali have been
given at the different districtain the county of Adams for
any persons for the offices aforesaid.
PHILIP HANN, Sheriff.
Sheriff's office, Get tySbur;, Sept. 18, 1867.
AN ACT
For the better and more impartial selection of persons to
serve as jurors, in each of the counties of this Common
wealth.
Section l. Be it enacted by the Senate aid Rouse of Re
presentatives of the Cbmmonweaffh of Mtnsyll•ania in
General Assembly met and a is hereby enacted by the au
thority of the same, That at the general election to be
held on the second Tuesday of October, Anne Domini one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-seven, and tri-ennially
thereafter, at such election, the qualified electors of the
several counties of this commonwealth ahall'elect, In the
manner now provided by law for the election of other
county officers, two sobdr, intelligent and judicious per
eons, to serve as jury commissioners in each of said coon-
ties, for the period of three years ensuing their election;
but the same person, or persons, shall not be eligible for
re-election more than once in any period of six years:—
Prorated, That each of said qualified electors shall vote
for one person only as Jury commissioner; and the two
persona having the greatest number of votes, for jury
commissioner, shall be duly elected jury commissioners
for such county. • •
Sec. 2. It shall be the duty of "aid jury commissioners
and the president judge, or additional law judge, of the
respective district. or a mejority of them, to meet at the
seat ofjastice of the respective counties at least thirty
days before the first term of the court of common pleas,
in every year, and thereupon proceed, with due diligence,
alternately, to select from the whole gasified electors of
the respective county, at large, a
,number such as at the
term of the court of common pleas next preceding shall, by
the said court, be designated, of Bober, intelligent and Judi
clone persons, to verve as jurors in the several courts
of such county, during,that - year ; said the said j com
missioners, and president judge. or additional law ury
judge,
or a majority of them, shall, In the Mode and Manner
now directed by law, place the names ofnersons, so selec
ted, in the proper jury wheel, and theisaid jury wheel
locked. as now respired by law; shall remain in custody
of said Jury commissioners, and the keys thereof in the
custody of the sheriff ofsald county.
Bro. 3. That the said jars commissioners. and the alter
lIT of the respctive county, or any two of them, shall
draw from ,the proper jury wheel, panels ofjorors,, as
grand jurors of the proper counties. and as petit and Ma.
versejurora Inc the trial of issues . in -fact, which may be
taken In any action, in trial;
of the courts, civil and crim
inal; of the several counties aforesaid, in the runtime
now practiced and allowed but before the said jury cow
misidonera and sheriff shall proceed to select, or drew.
jurors in the manner aforesaid, they shall severally elks
the oath, or affirmation, now prescribed by law, to be
taken by the sheriff and county commlasioners, before
selectjng and drawingjurors.
Sec. 4. That so mach pinny act or acts of assembly of
this commonwealth, as make It the ditty of the sberff
and county commissioners. of any of said counties, toss
lect and draw jfore, shall be repealed. and cease to have
say force or elf from and alter the first day of Decem
ber next, Ann° °mini one thousand eight hundred and
pi=ty-seven; Provided, That all acte, and puts or act,
of saiaiabal , now ill force. in riejation to the em o o d y,
maw.
. unim ui pp . locking abd opening of the Jury
wheel their respective county ? and all acts, and parts
of acts Of assembly, now in force. laposing , any penally
or peojehtnenton dm sheriff and county connalasioners,
or either of them, for any thing done, orittsd by them,
or either ofth , ra, in relation to Ike 'keeping, locking.
opening, assing, or breaking the imd ; pinny jury wheel,
or tp relation to selecting or drawing otjurons, Audi be
taken, deemed end held to appirtltha laidjarycomaila .
- Bach - of eald juritomlnimfiniers shunt:e allow.
al and paid out of the reipectiva coda,.,treasury, two
dollpre and fifty emu per day, and four orals per mile
streaker, *Mu ihil midair:nor the eterMistasere- in the
skidEliatia,datiirof elMI"
I niOnit s s .t otilell 4l l ,ll 4 l 4 6 k,addilithirOVl 44 thk
tiO,Ortbraddoilk*Weduspostmsi gas. kfoite4
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the
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'mod brand teenveet t i m
,ftiste
• the proper tnantt semis.
pectnrenibte: tea - do at AGM
ming, and the residue to bit hs tlbe syd
the treenum of the reepeethre eeentehlte lie
NUM
i . co
use of
Sm. 7.
saki jury
avoidable
ht cepa o
the daty
said •
lump
dntin
lifter to
section of
of espi o
u case ot the inability ot •dtbsts, es smi Or the
sieltaz ilsi
. . isetoners, by ~s, or Ober so.
to dleoluelge OP ellio, or
. lett, or retool toiler* Mill%
• Prualdest ittl/Pit hi IPA illiseskt
may hare occurred, to t a
to
'IMITIODII. If ilia - Clle say
•us etcsaadd, to whom tisp , ot tof.
so* rooteicy t,. OM so* it
camp/let with the
dur act,
ing then tirder shall proceed to O disolli=lboillottos
esadle sig 111 1 11100.
, • , Thai the previsions it this "at sliodl, sot
a city of Phlledelpkto... ,
ankr to
lITOR'B NOTIOII.-40tiors
•• attar, cnt tits Blast* otJwts "
• them towatilkt=.
• stautml.to th•
i• • hereby gt•es notice to AD primet
to toll sod maks tor tisihttlumisetitite
claims against Os SUB
theotteated foreirttliount.
t 4AOOII K. Waltfrt Pet.
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Ista pf H
hairhig
vuoit
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,mid
those bay
properly
Sept. IS
NI ICE OF ASSESSMENT.
T " . ' rd ofDirecton of the Idamissimkg MONS
Pin IX . wince Society, have levied • tint Ono NMI
threo•fou , s per vent. upon the ~um swetabsifiligr
the Treasu r, to meet loan sunned !TIM* the
current y . paysble on or tithe Ttit day
1667. A lure to pay with de yl
i V:=
tenure of a policy. The ibil4W
collect the in the districts epee Ma: /pall.
near Mil , xi, the township of ; ingcstApin,
Benderni the township or Mccsallanaad liastic ,
the west of the Cheroot Ridge ; Michael
..:4
Lowers Mi I, the township of Butler and the lower al
Tyrone ; N J. Waltman, near Petersburg, the
of Bustin and Latina e; John ifiekley. nor
field, Moto nships of Ramiltonben aottLibartg; MAW
Deatrielt, I ~ at Mn armasburg, tito towt ad mow
land, Pr au, Mountioy and Oaattorkolj Gawp
Throats, n New Cheater, tin ttary, of SUlllilt
Reading, k, Hamilton , Ward, dkaarmarh, Oaks.
Oermsay a d Monotpleasant.
Sept. 25.-pt • JAMIS Rllllkilla g , iircretary.
N I TICE TO AIMESSORkI.
Tune
hereb
flee, hi the
argument D
fo Moira :
The . • .
borough,
Germany,
tend on MO
moors elected at the last 8 aseties see
notified to attend at the eE
•roast of Gettysburg. to metro hint ego
plicate* and the nettioary lestestefees, se
ors of Union, Copying°, Borstek, limeriek
• kin, Ham pton, Bentog, Illonatpiensat,
ratan, MonotJoy, and Llttlestinn, milt &S
-PAT the It th day of °OTOS= ant.
moors of theof 01/1110
bland, freedom, ,
tier, Menne% Tyrone, IllhitMilsidtmni
1 attend onTummy the ]Sties of
By order of the Comminutions%
J. K. WALTZ'S, Oteei.
And the
berland,
Franklin,
Latimoie,
OCTOBER
Sept. 25
NOTlPE.—Letters of Administra-,
Lion the estate of Jaw Tanaanou lets of
Straban to nship, Adams county, Pa, doaaad. berries
been grant - to the undersigned, iII the lose
t•muship, h hereby gives notice to allaplla isheildet
to said vita to mate iniatedisle prpoini. sat Asa
having dal against the omit to present that Peoperly
authentic:at for settlement.
Sept. 25. • • JACOB Ot.
AMPIILET LAWS.
PA;
1 at the
d laribution
them.
Sept. 25.4
PHUT LAWS for IW , have been received
rothonotary's Office, and am now reedy der
^tong the pentode entitled by Iser td reedirs
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