IBM
()C'T'QB-.V . R.:9,. ,- 11
SPt,M. gs#ictS•
MOFFAT'S . LIFE PILLS
PAZIIIII;i:ODIZIESOInnism
TLD MOST SUOCESSFUL,NEETANE IN THE
WOW).
Esiablished in 1.886 by one of eur Illostlfillnent
Php
escithe, and now used throughoht 'North end Booth
Ameaica, with more 'pleasing reellte than any other
Medicine in men of diseased Lifer, Blood or Skin, In&
gestibn, Costiveness, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism,
and refer and Ague
thousands of certificates are In our possession, giving
detailed account. of perfect cures effected by these in-
valuable Medicines. They regulate the aystem and put
all the functionvof the body in ahealthy condition.
Sold by all Druggists. White& Rowland, Proprietor.
Snccinwora to Dr. John Moffat and Dr. W. B. Moffat, New.
Sorb
April 4, 1861.—lyeow •
A, ,
NEW PERFUME FOR THE
HANDKERCHIEF.
PflAiON'S
"ItIGHT BLOOMING OBREIIS
"NIGUT BLOOMtNG CEREIIS
PITALON'S
"*TIGHT Bthommo CEREUS
PIIALON'S
"NIGHT BLQOMING CERIUM
PIIkI,ON'S
"NIG UT BLOOMING CEREUS
PIIALON'S
A nlost exquisite, delicate, and Fragrant Perfume, die
tilled from the rare and beautiful flower from which It
takes its came. Manufactured only by
PIIALON BON, New York:
BEWARE OF. POIINTERFEITS.
ASH FOR PHALON'S—TAKE NO OTHER.
Oct:2.-3t
nitIGIN AND HISTORY OF THE
BOOKS OF THE BIBLE.
BY PROF. CALVIN E. STOWE,D.D
A Work of real value, and an almost indispensable com
panion of the Bible, showing what the Bible is not, what
it is, Mod how tolise it; answering all the objecticins to
its authenticity urged by modern infidels, and tracing
the authority of each book up to.its inspired authors,
giving a vast amount of information heretofore locked up
in very rare and costly volumes, making one of the most
popular books ever published.
1000 AGENTS WANTED
Experiedeed agents, clergymen; ladies, school teachers
and others should send at once for circulars giving fins
ther information. Address.
ZEIGLER, McCURDYQ CO.,
Oct, ii—an b4:11 Chestnut et., Philadelphia, Pa.
lIELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU
18 a certalnettre for dimeamen of the
BLADDER. KIDNEYS, GRAVEL. DROPSY. ORGANIC
WEAKNESS, FEMALE COMPLALNTS,GENERAL
,
DEBILITY
Red all diseasee of the
UIRNARY °ROAM:,
whethpr exhiting in
MALE OR FEMALE,
from urLatever cause originating and no matter of
DI posses of these organs regalia the use ofe diuretic.
Ono treatment is submitted to,Consumptiou or In.
sanity may euaue. Our Flesh and Blood are supported
from these sources, and the
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS,
and
that of Posterity. depends apon prompt use of a reliable
remedy.
lIELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCIIU4
Rest ablialied upwards 0118 years, prepared by
H. T. lIELMBOLD. Druggist,
504 Broadway, New Rork, and
104 south 10th st.. Philadelphia, Pa,
rek:2A,lS67.—ly
COLGATE & CO'S
COLGATE
GERMAN •
& C O '` ERASIVE SOAP.
ERASIVE Is manufactured from PIIREIIIA.
TERIALS. and may be considered
the STANDARD OP EXCEL
SOAP. LENCE. Fur sale by all Grocers.
Dilly 16, 1867.—1 y
GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALE
From ttCKER, Depot Master at Salisbury. Mass
••I have bear- troubled for years with a liad humor;
sometimes outwardly and sometimes inwardly. During
the past summer it manifested itaelf more than usual out
watrd and I used your Salve. A li signs of it bays since
disapptared, without affecting me inwardly, indicating,
I think, the eradicating nature of the Sale.
SETEI W. FOWLE f SON, Boston, Proprietors.
114...501d by Druggists at 25 cents a box. Sent by mail
fur :35 rents. (Oct. 2.—lm
TO CONSUMPTIVES
The REV. EDWARD A. WILSON will send (free of
„charge) roan who desire it, the prescription with the d
reetions for making and using the simille remedy by which
ho was cured of *Ming affection and" that dread d Isom
,Consumption.._ Ms only object is to benefit the afflicted
sod betiopetrtery sufferer will try this prescription, as
it will cost them nothing, and may pro ve a bleesing.—
Please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No 465 South Seem,. st., Williamsburg, New York
Junes,lB67.—ly
I N FOlt 5a.,T10N
Information guaranteed to produce a luxuriant growth
of hair, upon a bald head or beardless face,• alto a recipe
for the removal of Pimples. Blotches, Ereptionz, etc., on
theekili, leaving the same eoft, clear, and beautiful.can
be obtliined without charge by addressing'
THUS. F. Cali l'3lA N, Chemitt,
:823 Broadway, New York
June 5,1667.—1 y
MARRIED
FOpTZ—KLING EL—On the Ist lust., by
Rey.; E. Breidenbaugh, Mr. Adam Foutz,
jr., to Itliss Kate E. Klingeh-both of this place.
MI2M - LFELT—S II AN El.—On the 26th ult., in
thisplace by Rev. W. R. 11.; Deatrich, Mr.
Gep*e Mehlfelt to Miss Hannah C. Shank,
both tof Mont Alto, Franklin county.
M;LICENEEROER —LEFFELMA.II.—On the
Ist inst, by Rev. J. A. Boil, Mr.. John. Mil
tenb4rger to Miss Dorothea Leffelman, both
of Buchanan Valley:
. ,Miun.s—Hust4Al , i.—On the 6th inst., by
Rev: Dr. Hauer, Howard. C. Myers and Lu
cy Ann Hussan, both of East Berlin.
DIED.
, - ;dlr - Obitnary notices 5 cents a line for all
over 4 •lines—cash to accompany notice. '
.BI ui DE n.—Near Bendersville, Benton
Monroe, son of Cornelius Bender, aged 1 yr.
S inbnths and la days.. This child drowned
in a tub of water.
CASKET.—On the 16th ult., iu Cumberland
township, Mr. Isaiah Caskey, tiged 64 years
8 months and 26 days.
DARos.—on the 29th ult., near Hampton,
Jesse, only son of Philip Daron, aged 10
yearti 5 Months and 2 days.
Lilco.—On the 20th ult.., Miss Susan Long,
youngest daughter of Mr.. John Long, near
Lower Bermudian Church, aged 16 years 10
months and 245 days.
OseoßN.—On the 27th ult., Henry Elmer,
infiuit son of Henry and Lizzie Osborn, aged
11 Months and IS days.
ScßLossEa.—ln .Menallen township, on
the 18th ult., Miss Louisa Elizabeth Schlos
ser, aged 17. years 7 months and 3 days.
WEANER-.—ln Menallen township, on the
23&1 ult., Josephine Weaver, daughter of
Franklin B. Wieginer, aged 9 years 8 months
and 23 days.
• [COMMUNICATED.
DIED.—On Timisday, September 26th,
1867; ,n the hope of a blissful immortality,
at her residence in Bucks co., Pa., LIARRI
ET'A. HALSEY, wile of Rey. A. 0. Halsey,
and daughter of Mr. John Ailair, sr., for
merly of Adams county.
The deceased was well known in this vi
cinity, where she spent the earlier years of
her [life. Removing to Philadelphia, she
finally settled in Bucks county, where she
as,urned , the duties of a pastor's wife, in a
large congregation, and covering au exten
sive area of country. No lie know the labors,
trial*, responsibilities, and varied duties at
tending such a position, except their knowl
edge coines by experience. Vi-iting every
household, ministering to the sick, comfort
ing the dying, consoling the bereaved, and
performing the last sad funeral rites at the
grave. In all seasons, amid the storms of
winter and the heat of summer, the 'pastor
and his wife are summoned from home.—
During last winter, thp deceased, whose
health had become somewhat enfeebled,
Contracted a heavy cold, which soon ripeniii
iltto that fatal disease—consumption. '
In. her lingering illness she l longed tq be .
with her Saviour, constantly bearing testi
mony to the faith that was her gnide through
life. I In her dying hours she requested her
faithful nurse to sing the following hymn,
whilst her spirit was summoned, and the
angels waiting to bear her away to her fria
mortal home :
1
l!kly atest sun is sinking fast,
M race is nearly run,
My strongest trials now are past,
My triumph is begun.
. 0, come, angel band ;
Come, and around me stand ;
• 0, bear pie away on your snowy wings,
To my immortal home.
know I'maOuing the holy ranks
of friends and kindred dear,
For I brush tne dews on Jordan's banks,
The crossing must be near.
•.
I've almost gained my heavenly home,
My spirit loudly sings,
pie holy ones, behold they. come--
, • I hear the noise of wings! ,
bear my longing heart to him, -
,ttWho bled and died for me,
Vhose blood now ileanses froM all sin,
And gives me victory, . •
Aiishoit time after, she slitik into kaiieet
gee had creased the banks let Jordan,
and entered on an eternal 13abbt4h of rest;
Glettriburg
Super Flout,— $ 9 00
Sutra
Rye Flour, 7 00
White Wheat, 2 214 2 BO'
Red Wheat,-.. 2 10® 2 20 1
Corn, 05
110,
...... 60
Beek/Rhea; 761
Ttruothy Seed, • 2 60 1
Clover Beed,•... 6 00
Flax,Seetl,
Plaster Parte,. 13 00 1
Rapper ton t ... 10 00@ 16 00 '
Batanertrers.—The marketia Artist quo
tations. Howard Street Super and Out Ex
tra, 9.751010.25 ; Extra Shipping, 10.75@
11.25; Retallinik, 1L50@12.50; Family, 12.50
(4)13.50; Rye Flour, 8.50@8.75; Corn Meal,
6.75(§7:00., ‘
Wheat—Receipbs 2,209 bushels
white, and 8,891 bushels red, Sales of White
at 2.50©2.80; and 'Bed at 2.25@2.85. (bni—
Receipts 1,120 bushels White, andl,Bso bush
els Yellow. The market was very strong
and prices further . advanced . Sales: White
at 1 3061:34 ; Yellow gt L36@1.40. Oats—
Recelpta 4,770 bushels. Sales at 69@72 eta.
aye—Receipts 300 bushels. 'Market firm
but dull: 50 bushels'prime sold at $1.53.
PnovrsioNs.—The, market continues very
firm for Bacon, with a good 'retail demand.
20 hhds. clear ribs sold to-day at 18 cents,
since which holders are asking 18}e0184
Shoulders 141(5)15 cents, and. rib Sides 171114
18 cents,' Hams are quiet; City cured 19%
20 cent e 4 Western sugar-ctired 23@251 eta.
Bulk Meats are very scarce, and holders ex
tremely' firm. We hear of no transactions
in them to-day. Mess Pork is in fair retail
demand, and is selling in small lots at 25.50.
Lard very firm and active, sales 100 tierces
City at 14¢ cents. •
ITEAD-QUARTERS
FALL & WINTER GOODS
I F you want a cheap Over-coat,
IF you scant a good cheap Dream Coat,
go to -NORRIS'
I F you want a good Everyday Coat,
yon want a good pair of Pants.
I F you want a good cheap Teat,
IF you want a FASHIONABLE HAT,
go to NORRIS
I F you want a late Fall Style Cap,
HOW LONG STANDING
IF you want a good pair of Boots or Shoed,
go to _NORRIS'
IF you want a FASHIONABLE NECK-TIE,
go to NORRIS'
I.
you wautta good French Calf Gaiter,
go to NORRIS'
good Umbrella,
It< . 'yoa want a
I F you want good Paper Collura,
IF you want a fashionable snit o(Clothes,
go to NORRIS'
r you want anything in the Gentleman'. Line,
go to NORRIS'
V you want a good SMOKE
IF
you want good HEAVY UNDER-CLOTHING,
go to NORRIS'.
Also—A large stock of OA:38111E1MS EN THE PIECE.
l'ersonspretering the goods to . Ready made Clothing, can
be accommodated at the lowest cash price.
Oct. 0, 1867,,tt TURO. C. NORRIS.
FARMS AND MILL AT
PUBLIC SALE
The undersigned, Attorneys in fact for the Heil's of
FREDERICK STOcKsixotar late of Franklin township. Ad
ams county. Pa.. deceased, will offer at Public bale, on
Saturday, thO 9th day of Not-ember, 1967, at 9 o'clock, A.
M., on the premises, the following valuable Real Estate
of said deceased, to wit
No. I.—The. Mansion Farm, situ
ated in Franklin township, County and , State aforesaid,
near the road leading from Castitown to'Falrlield, about
2 miles month of tbotomer place, adjoinhiglands of John
Mickley, Frederick Alkda and others. seutaining ISO
ACRES, more or lees, having thereon erected a large two
story HOUSE, part brick, large Bank Barn, (built last
summer,) Wagon Shed. (new,) Carriage Rouse, flog Pen,
and other neceasary.outbuildings. There is a never-fail
ing Spring of excellent eater near the door of the dwell ,.
lug; also, an excellent spring-house with a nevbr.falling
spring oiwater in it. There is a variety of Choice Fruit
trees on tbe-r remises, consisting of AppleaPears. Peaches,
Ac. About to Acres of the Tra.t are in excell..nt Timber,
mostly White Oak. A fair proportion of the land is well
eat in Meadow, the rest in a hi ir,h state of cultivation,
nearly all having been limed once and some twice, the
limestone of which was obtained on the property.
No. 2.—FARM, lying in Highland
township, on the public road running from C.:Milltown to
Fairfield, 4 miles north of the latter place. containing
about 270 Acres, adjoining lands of Joseph Hebert, Abra
ham Mickley, Wm. Walur sad others. The:improve
ments area two-story double Log Mouse, &goal Barn and
other butbuildings. There is a SAW MILL with good
water-power on the property. About 70 Acres of this
Tract are in Timber, consisting ot; Locust, Oak, &c.,and
plenty of good Meadow. The land is of an excelent
quality and in a good state of cultivation, about ono.
halt having been limed. There is a well of water at the
door with a pump in it under root ,'The above Farms are
well-watered, convenient to ficimpl houses, Churches,
&e., and are in every respect desirable properties. No.
will be offered in separate Tracts io snit purchasers
No. 3.—A valuable'Merchant Mill,
known as Herring's Mill, with 12 Acres of Land, situated
in Ilamiltouban township, Adams aunty, Pa., do Little
Marsh Cre It., near the • road leading from Fairfield to
Cub town. It is located in a fine grain growing country
and commandstnost of the custom of Carroll's Tract.—
The Mill has tWo Overshot Water-wheels 18 feet high,
two run of Burrs and one Chopper and all fixtures ne
cetsary to a good Grist Mill In good running order. This
is undoubtedly a desirable Milt.
.11a.Persons desirous of viewing the above properties
will be shown the mane by calling on the subscribers re.
Billing on Tract No 1.
Ita..ettendtnee will be giVen and terms made known
on day of sale by A. F. IiTOCKSLIBSBB,
Jet' os Miens; (D,ofD.,) +nctioneer,
COUNTY TEMJERANCE CON
-1 vENTI.OIs,;.
.The next, regular meeting of the Adams County Sem'
perauce Association will be held in tie Court House in
liettysburg, on Saturday, Oct. 19th, commencing at 10
o'clock, A. AL
All friends of the Temperance reform throughout the
County, whether members of any regular temperance or
ganiz4tion Or got, are cordially iimted to be present - and
'participate:,
It is highly desirable that friends of the cause should
be present from every district of the county.
R. G. diet :REAM:, President.
J. HOWARD WEST, Secretary. . [Oct. 9.-2 t
MIDDLETOWN
SELECT SCHOOL.
THE FALL TERM will open on,
Mbriciity, October 21:1, continuing five months.
All Bugli Branches taught. Exuding can be had
at low rat l
e t
ii priest s amities.
sir For ther particulars apply to M. W. JACOBS,
Gettysburg, Pa. or J. A. IL Itether,.Eag., Bigler P. 0., Ad.
anis Co., Pa. s . [00t.9.-2t
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
OPPOSITZ TRI
N. T. & NEW HAVEN & WESTERN IL R. DEPOT,
BEACH STREET, BOSTON.
BY F. M A . PRA 'T,
FORMERLY OF THE AMERICAN HOUSE.
Oct. 0,1867,1 y
• ATTENTION, Z 0 UAVE S •
TTNTIL further 'orders, the ."GET
IL) TYSBURG ZOUAVES" will meetat their Armory
for business and dtiIIEVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING.
at 7 o'clock, and in Tau Dazes the THIRD SATUR
DAYOf each month at 10 o'clock, A.M.
Oct. 9. 4f
10 BRICKLAYERS , -
MASONS
•
WANTED 'IMAM DIAMAY,
Constapt work and good iwagea will be even. •
Gettysburg, Oct. 9.-30 WM. F. FAKER.
NOTICE.
TH- •
Z Sale Notes of the , undersigned due HOVENHAL,
1, 1867, are in the hands of J. W. aunts, Rig, of
Cumberland twp. It may he well toremember that laid
_notes, if not paid when doe, bear interiatifreen date.
W. H. JIOUGHTELIN:
Oct. 9.-3 t W illhunsport, Pa.
LAST NOTICE.—LAII, persons in
debted to the late that of WagDT a DIEHL
will please call and settle at once: It not, paid Wane
th e let qf Deicaber, the books will be tt hi the buds
of an oilleer for collectkm, without regard to persona.
bfcCUltalf a DIEIiL.•
•
CHURC/1 DEDICATION.
MICE new Church of the United Brethrwa Jn Chits, at
Barnet, Carroll no., Ild„ will be dellesTaton
DAT, OM. itOth. Bishop J. J. elosebtenner of . Virshate
and a number of other andetere lent be present.
Oct. 9--2 t ' B. A. 8011110.11TER.
2 OR, 9, E/CPTIRD 3 N OED
0 . • BOOK-AGENTS
CIIII lave sn opportunity to onivauo. for Prot 43aLvni
ilsolurs _History of tam Boas of the Biblii notiood la our
columns todoyeby Matonotto -. . '
" WS nio01:1111D1C Y4:10 •
~
.thrrit. Mt ' *tea, Pkilakkikki,.iii.
Pert
i;W
gtirititt of tbt
4 provision Markel»
• ,licedsorday ;
AandiN4*----3 oo
000 60
10
Egg5,......16
Blom, Ramp... 16
' 4 8id50,.... 10
" ' - Shouldere, 10
100 16
Clk ple. esries r —;..... • 100
I Ap, 8
BLiekberrie6; 12
1 / 1 0ap t ............
TO 8
Tanew„.,_ • 10
Baltimore Produe4Warket.
4ttu ArdratistauntO.
SOLDIERS'
At NORRIS' STORE, ti the place to get your
CHEAP FOR CASH.
I. J. STOCKSLEGEK
By order of the Captain,
WM. R. EYEITER, 0.8
FRESH 'ARRIVAL
'OP
DRY GOODS
FALL 4S WINTER . WEAR
AT THI STOBX OF
1
A. ScOTT Si SON.
Time SWOCIIE 4xnrsiirrs OP
MERINOS, all styles.
DELAINES, all styles.
- 'CALICOES, all styes.
MIISLENS, all grades.
CLOTHS ANT CASSIMERES
pf all stylas and quality.
Persons wanting good Goods
and good Bargains,
13-Bh on 1 d not fail to go to the Store of
SCOTT & BON,
Chiunbersburg street, 2d Square,
Oct. 9,1867. Gettysburg, Pa.
NEW FALL .& WINTER
GOADS.
•E. HITESHEW
ie now recelvMg a large stock of
DRY GOODS ,
NOTIONS,
GROCERIES
QUEENSWARE,
HARDWARE,
BOOTS, SHOES A)11:1 HATS.
I call the attention of my customers and the com
munity to my large stock pf goods, I am now offering at
lower rates than they have been since the war and at
prices which cannot fail tci strike the purchaser ea cheap.
With every facility for purchasing goods at as low fig
ures as any in the traded am also prepared to meet coin
petion on low prices from any and all quarters.
Prompt conformity to the lowest market prices is my
established rule.
E. HITESIIEW.
Petersburg s jti. 5.,1 Oct, 6, 1587.—1 y
rro MILLERS—For stale a pair
L of CHOPPING STONES . AND GEARING—aIso a
BONEEnquire MILL FIXTURES.. of
G. E. BErNGMAN.
go to NORIU S
go to NORRIS'
go to NORRIS'
go to NORRIS
go to .:ORRIS'
Gettysburg, Oct. 9.—tt
QUARTERLY REPORT of the
GETTYSBURG piAtIONAL BANK.
• Gettysburg, Oct. ; fh, 1;f37.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Dieconnta, 1109,63-1 25
U.S. Bonds in Washington to secure circulation 150.000 CO
go to NORRIS'
S. Bonds on hand,
Cash
Due from Banks,..— .....
go to NORRIS'
Reid Estate,
Cash Items,.
Bonds,
Expensee,....
go to NORRIS
Capital Stock,
Circulation,
Deposita.
Profit and LOBS.
State Circulation,
Discounts
Due to Bauke
Dividends unpaid:
$.373.19..! RI
I certify that the ahoy., statement is correct to the
beet of my knowledge and belief.
J. EMORY BAIR, Cornier.
Oct. 9. 1867.-3 t
QUARTERLY REPORT of the
eL FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF GRTTTSBCRO.
Odeker 7th, 1867.
RESOURCES
Loom and Dioopunts.
Furniture and Fixtures, 700 00
Premiums expense,•;• 1.006 32
,
Dom from Nattonalanks,i p. 707 75
U. S. !Sonde, .. ! . 154 . 060 06
Revenue stampa 203 10
Cash, t 40,191 88
Total •5..116,..91:3 16
LIABILITIES. .H.-•-••-1-4-1-1.
Capital i 6.100,000 oo
Burplaa Fond, 2..70 30
Oren talon .69.970 00
,
Deposit} ' 119.853 07
Due to National Banks, , 3,425 93
Discount, &c.,
Total
I hereby certify that the:foregoing report is correct
13 EO. ARNOLD, Crohler
Oct 9, 1867.—at
FAHiNESTOCK BROS.
NEW FALL STOCK,
the Largest in the otolty—coneietine of
DRY GOODS,
MERINOES,
[Oot. 9r-ts
ALPACAS,
DELAINES,
CLOTHS, CASS4MERE.S., JEANS,
in every . variety.
CARPETS, a large !4cck and very cheap.
SHAWLS, all kinds lin d prices
BLANKETS, very ctieep.
QUEENBWARE, the targets stock in the county and
HARDWARE and Raddler.t, in all its bnnehss, at the
GROCERIES, of all kinds 4
IRON AND NAILS,
OILS AND PAINTS.
Will sell GOODS. at pric i s DIPTING 00113MITION. Glya
vs a call and examine our irtock.
SIGN OF THIS RED FRONT.
Oct. 2, 1867. tf I
11ARGAIX Si
-t---
SELLING .on' AT COST.
•
RIS:,II.fART.I±4 inteidiitg to leave
LTA. Getislanim, Is notheallog °titbit-entire stookot
.
MILLINERY - GOODS
itzfait.• Ladies &odd Air iambs will do well tb , tall at
owas,l4 hos Oast 41' brines* "id Illturt Malls ~ d troeti
4:Vra:=l;indebted to :Mrs. MLRllit will OMr , al '
mad orkttle without. :delay.
Oa,- 2,11167.—5 t ; •, . : - •
lOW
146,4
mum eroi7
PAT sad- •la 41 11 4 -1 .0• 11 4. aens=
(Wire Jo, to foroiiik than WO ofiti*lllo l o l mr
viol IWO, . tide orOoro,okkortwity4 1 4:1 111-
* Zokigri 4441111
whoa O. moo vial*
&pt.* 34.7410-•
e~,:
,~~.
Nei akditOstlVOli.
LIA BlLrrl ES
hare jnat aereired their
POPLINS,
MUSLINS,
GINOFIAMS,
FLANNELS,
CALICOES,
&c., &c., &c.,
very cheap
lowest market rates
NOTICV.
anV,pator ,,
aduntisounts.
fINLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
.Vjl±i l etral Transatlantic Company's Splendid Mail
SC. LA ..... 80041101 ..... ....-.Baturday, Oct. 6.
PERM& ' Ovens:is Saturday, 0ct.19.
VILLE DE PASTS 134sitowl Saturday, Nov. 4.
EUROPE
__ taXANIE Saturday, N0v.16.
To Brest or Harre,(wlne irminded,) Pint Cihin, $160;
Second Cabin, $B5, (In gold),
These Steamers do dot carry Steerage Passengers.
• GEO. MACKENZIE, Agent, ,
Oct. 2,-1m 58 Broadway, New York. •
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mission or salary. Our publications are standard works
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Rev. 8 Phillips' Christian Home,
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A LIST OF NEWSPAPERS
We have published a Complete List of all Newspapers In
the NEW ENGLAND STATES; price 2.5 c. STATE or NEW
YORK; Price 20c. DEL., MD., and DM. or CoL.; price 20c.
OHIO; price, 25c. PERNIaLVANIA; price 2.5 c. Luntaare ;
price 2:ie. Ate of the above r.,r On DOLLAR. G. I'.
ROWELL k. CO., 40 lark Row, N. Y. [Oct. 2.-1 in
MADAM FOY'S
CORSET SKIRT SUPPORTER
COMBINES in one garment a PER-
J FITTING COMET, and the most desPable Skirt
Supporter ever offered the public. It places the weight
of the skirts 'won the she:l:den insteall of the hips: it
impreees the rum witle.to tight lacing; girts ease and
elegance: is approved and rec•ammended b) physicians.—
Manufset tired by D. B. SAUNDERS & CO..
Oct. 90 Summer st., Boston.
T HE CELEBRATED
ESTEI" COTTAGE ORGANS
J. ESTEY & CO., Brattleboro. Vt.,
The Original Inventorm and Mn.infacturera.
Combining more perl , ctions than any ether in tht worl.l.
Have takim the let premiumn at all the prtucipol lairs
in the country.
:395 Washington et., Itokbal ; 417 P!t., N.Y.: 1S No.
7th tit., Phila.; 113 Randolph
i t GENTS IVANTED —To INF:IRV:4:E Ai;EN - T
—We wink] to secure at; agent 111 ever 3 f • lt) of more
that, Z4UVl.lisipirlitilum to net for lie 111 Catisnseitrait for hn
einen;. A man w ho it n:retely r•stahli.heil iu s• Isle
which allow a hint a few sp le to tire, can easily
increase his iunnnr scSecal Loy l,n I 1 liars per ye tr.—
Thin is nil opportiltiity for active men to *or are a pro
fitable connection with the Lest vstaidislied A , ltertiong
A ken - y iu the United Staten.. Aitdrec,. with Nil parte ts-
Lon, references, Se. G CO. P. ROW ELI, et CO..
Oct. 4 1 1 Pork Ituw. Naw. York.
WE ARE COMING,
45,th
27,14,u 31
31,470 f 3
And wilt I resent to any rer,n .altdin,.; In a club ,n oar
rem One Price I)ry AndFa:e 71:e 1-.1c., a .t-zll - ;
Drone Pattern. Piece of :be ctiug, tsar!., Sc-.17e e, f
Catadacue of ,rtotit.. and ample. ,e-nt 1., any addte.K flee.
Attdrerl. J. S HAWES S CO., IA) er tat eet.
Mahe. P. O. Box 51:-!,5. 2.-1 m
5,000 00
2,660 63
1,600 00
607 02
$37 3 IR2 84
ONE DOLLAR! ONE DOLLAR!
GENT; WANTED tverval:.l- f ual b• n ar
. A._ A It null, a Tea. ;.-ett... rl,.ia I i..r •, no dol
lar each. : , e2cl*L., .1, awl st.cap t, .k.
tale re giving full Imi-twain,. Adore Ar. A I:LI:Sq.:1'0N.
4.881 97 DROWN ESCo . i37:3 II aillungton street.
71 Oct.
..$145 150 00
130 500 00
f 4,9140 07
16,600 38
9,649 00
1,130 73
CiENT.iNVANTF.D—S!(, t., A ...Ay ithice..tur
11 Devi patent [AR 61117TTLE AC II IN L.
Price $2O. It !.we t thread., and make, the g. !mine
LOS'S :"TITCH. All i.ther 1-1 - I:ii.l mit r; cs k e
CHAIN I."rIT:H. t-rritt•ry civ, .1. cir
culars. %V. NI, I L.'. PS At t').. ,111. f,ot
s. '..'..-'
IVE STILL LIVE!
Lurniligged b) I ta;,...:r.re •r •i 11
L,Pil or machine ••Sttmcil t0..14.” Sen.ll.,r rg, New
(7:etalrortie of I. I IPtiOVED z‘TENCII, DIES..a varietiris
ail cf FGrI. c rehaly finktp.i and tempered.
4)ct. .b. 51. . CU, urattiebvro, NI.
.$11.2.404 13
Q - IrtA PAY MADE BY ANY ONr. with ray rate::[
Tools. I prepay pyampl, free Ilyware
,at infringes. sly circulars will explain. Addry., A. J.
FULLAM, 6pringfield, Vynnunt. [Oct. t.-Im
I slo per nion• and!
es
A) acent6 to Felt ur Ptfref
hire Mall. ale mi•J
Ilr.otaay, V.>: :.J(t.
2,053 b 6
A TOU'RE WANTED! II ENE!
$31 5 1.263 16
.Ager.ta.l,9th n,:e and r. , ,n41... 1,4.nte1 ••Vrt'lBl:•.:e
,fell the rATEST 1311ZOVED Isr RkeELV , M . ..'I,) fn,”
ore It. two pages Can toe yarn stitt,..ut
With la Land our ritury Dr,)
Iron ja t., ::(1 a I. N.. capital renouir“l. Pr 0,. lb
nn tolverti— u,,nt p.m::•
r
sale .ti our DOLLAR AGEN , Y.
cular,•ent fee, k:A.:-131AN t KENDAC.I.,
Oct. Ilab•strbt..
NTS wanted, to .441 Six New I rre.r.
1. 0 ( )() of ' • ' •
grerit value [ 0 1.118,1mq: !II 5
.t .1, at
rr.,(jt, titl.l get
g,,tn bay, ,:ride slol‘, J;. 1:1V)11'N.
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PAINTS _FOR FXRIIEIIS
AND OTHERS
TII g GRA FT tN MIN EItAL PAINT COMPANY are now
manufacturinc. the Best. Cheapest and most buratde
Paint in use; two coats well put on, ;ma' with pure
Linseed Oil, will lest 10 or 15 years; it is of a light
brown or beautiful chocolate, color, adll can he changed to
green. lead, stone, olive. or drab, to suit the taste of
the consumer. It is •-litablit for Houses, Barns, Peaces,
Agricultural Implements, Carriage and Car-Makers,
Wooden-ware. Canvas. Metal and Shingleßcsife, (it being
Fire and Water proof). Bridges. Burial t . ases,Candl Boats,
Ships and Ships' Bottom!, Floor Oil Cloths. (one Maeu
facturer having used 50ou bids. the past par, and as a
paint for any purpose is unsurpassed for lusty. durability,
elaaticity, and adhesiveness. Price f.. 6 per Irl,l , of ;-;uti
lbs., which will supply a termer for cal s T., c, me. ~arr
anted in all Cade, as above. Send for a circular , which
gives full particulars. None genuine unless brand,' in
a trade nark Walton Mineral Paint. Address
DANIEL BIDWELL. l'twri , .t.r.
354 Pearl et., New York.
*a-Agents wanted. Oct.. 2.-Im
CONSUMPTION CAN. BE CURED.
TILE TRUE REMEDY AT LAST DISCOVERED. UP
HAM'S FRESH MEAT c ERE, prepared from the
formula of Prof: TrIInFAMIII of Parte, curve Car sumpfon,
Lung Diseases, Drench it is, Dy,peprila, Maramnus, General
Debility and all morbid conditions of the oyentem depen
dent on dencieucy of v itac force. It is p!eaeant to taste,
and a single bottle wilt convince the most skcpti at of
its virtue as the great heeling remedy of the age. $1 a
bottle, or six bottles for $5. Sent by Exp, FN. Sold by
S. C. UPHAM. No. 25 South Eighth et., Philadelphia, and
principal Druggists. Circulars sent free. [Oct. 2.—ltu
THE RICHEST ➢IAN IN THE WORLD.
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM BARON SOLOMON ROTRSCUILD
Pews, Sth April, P 64,25 line Fariby, Ilonure
Will you be kind enough to have forwarded to me here
200 bottles of your Indi to Liniment; ii you Will send at
the same time the account. I will forward you the amount
through Messrs. Ilmtoxr k Co., New Yo , lt.
IlsaoN SOLOXON ROTEISCIIILD having recommended to
many of his ft Major LANE'S LINIMENT, and they
being d.sirons to procure it, be should advise him to
establish a depot in Paris.
THE INDIAN LIIIMENT,
as a relief, ever ready ; as a killer of vain, taken inward.
ly, or outwards applied, has no equal. For the relief and
cure of Rheumatic and Neuralgic Affections, Sprains,
-Bruises, dc., it Is unequalled It is also moat efficacious,
taken inwardly, in the cure of Cholera, On:lmps and 'Pains
in the Stomach, .Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Cholera /forks,
Cholera Infuntum , eft., and is without exception the most
wonderful Panacea the world affords. No amity should
be withoUt it. Every TRAVELER by land or sea should
hare a bottle. MINERS and FARMERS residing at a
diatom°. from Physicians should keep it constantly on
hand. In case of Accidents, and sudden attacks of
Stomach Complaints, its value cannot be estimated. In
quire for Major LANE'S INDIAN LINIMENT, and take
no other. Price, 60 cts. per bottle.: For sale at wholesale
and retail by Demas Samoa & Co., 21 Park Row, New
York; Gale & Robinson, 186 Greenwich at., New York;
F. 0. Wells & Co.. 192 Fulton st., New York; Charles N.
Crittenden, 88 6th Ave., New York ; and by respectable
Druggists throughout the world. Nune genuine 'unless
levied by JOHN Moil. Less, and countersigned by J. T.
LANE &.00.,Proprietore, 163 Broadway, New York.
.Send for Circular. [Oct. 2.—lm
DRUG STORE
FOR SALE.—The subscriber, Ex- .
°Cedar of the Mate of Dr. 11. 0. limiest., deceased,
will sell ; at Private Sale. the HOUSE and DEM ES
STABLIcHMENT of said deceased. on the public, ueva •
In HANOVER, in York county, Pa., being an excellent , .
stand for a Drug Store, well estabPshed, with a good run
of custom. All desirous to engage in. The Drug Business
would do well to call and examine for themselves; as it
will be sold—if not at private sale, at public sale, with.
out reserve. STEPHEN KEEPER, Executor.
Sept. 25.-St*
011IIRCII DEDICATION:
N./ The new Emmylima Luther= Church is Littlest.
town, Pa.; will be solemnly dedicated
' to the service of
the Triune God,on Sbath, tAc 13Us. day of October. Rev. ,
John McCrea, D. D.,' of Baltimore, Bee. Chas. A. Hay,.
D.D., Rev . 7. A. Brosen, end other minister, will
be presenton the 00C111i0R. COrdinj invitation is here-,
by-extended to nil ministers "
and members of Christian..
Marches. By order Of Commit tee,
& HENRY, Pastor
Oct. 2,1887.-2 t
NOTICE.
• -
TRU subacraher'hos now thoroughly .
i v airw hit 0R18T.121/4Atr IitIbLA I karma all!
f‘mw.,.xNria MlLL"tin Z i Cr"k:
pi to do GRINDING OM 4* M. of "Teri kind at,
'abort :Ow& Iltr)ollo: tit nelibbcc-i
bottlfspll will . Give
„'itout/4, /Weft IMMIX WWWI4
.4)
fel akthttrtio
LADES' FANCY
... .F:IIT : . R S',l
A T
JOHN FAR.IRA'S
Old ILdablialled FIIIt Manufactory,
No. 718 ABM OREEr i nbore Ith, PHILADELPHIA.
HAVE now in iltore of my own Importation and Man
ufacture, one of the largeert and moat beautiful
ae
iactiona of
FANCY FURS, •
for Who' and ChUdren's Wear in the City. Al o, a tine
assortment of Oent's Fur Glove@ and Collars.
I am enabled to dispose of my godds at very redsonable
Prices, aid I would therefore solicit a call from my
friends of Adana connty and ilcinity.
Bemember,the N ante, Plumber and Street
.1011 N FAREIRA,
No. 718 Areh st.,above 7th, ',oath side, Philad's.
111,..1 have noPartner, nor connection with any other
Store in Phila '*a. ' [Oct. 2.—tm
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•
Atm rican Cairo. N. 124 Baltimore st . IS a I tiawre.
Li umiroor trill .til,,ribPro wlll :dwarf Bend a
check, Poid,rlare ulaimy order, atter' practicable.
Sept.
LI - MBE ! LUMBER !!
The un.ler , igniA and will frirniklt
WHITE PINE 119..VIthiTi AND PLANK, Wia to Pint,
Ind Ole-Mut Oak and Pint Fraiw. Stuff, Sawed .
S Lava , Pl4Atermg Lath. kr.
:',lll' 31111 in Buchanan Vhllry. Franklin township. tiro
of Ft 3,C1,. C 4 Kw M:11. Nat office
aoldr,g. Arewhgnille„....taft,(uunty.
JAMES BRADY.
'Lim of Zratel
I::Mii
GETTYSBURG RAIL ROAD
CHANGE OF CONNECTIONS.
r4.n,1 after Mot.lay.Nerernher '2C , tll.l 7 7.s,Prtater;:or
Trainkjeill leave AIM :irriP, at (3.•!.ty.L27;;, ar.d. make
connect ions . 9 t.41,:a.:
FIRST TRIIS will lease Gettysburg at 7 •45. A • M..
with pno , •engers 1" , q• York, Harrisburg. Philadelphia
Baltimore, snd M.-North and N rat,arriTit.g . at Hanover
J ungt on with at :Lange of can, at 10 'Xi, A.M., con
necting with th• Fast Line South. on the Northern Cen
tral iteilway,ousd arriving et ilalt:writti at 12 alt. noon.
Also. connecting with Mail traln.from Baltimore north,
arriving in Hari ishiarg at 1 .0. P. M. 'Arriee at Gettys
barg'l 10, P. M_. with pai. , :unizersfromilarrishurg.Vork s
Italtatoore.sud Wach:tgtou.
SECOND TRAIN Till leave tlettyiburg at 1 20. P. M.,
arriving at Ilan:is - sr Juunion at 3 To, and connecting
with Mail train toctli. Arrive in lialtiruor , at 5 30. P.
M. Arrive at Gettysburg at d 15, P.M., with passengers
frib Philadelphia. the North and West
snd with par.iengois front Balt ib,pret and Wanting
t o p by the }'wet Line North, Which leare, Baltimore a
12 I. e.:, in.
PaSSC'l.lrrg Can leave Baltimore in the Mail trair. at 9
A. M.. and arrive in/ O,:ty.l,r2rg. at 1 10.1' M. Or leave
Italt'inr re in the Fast Line at 12 10.inoort, anJ arrive in
(i e :i , y,t,ura at 0 ;5, P. 31. lint one change of cars by the
tir-t train. i :titer way. viz: at Hanover Jiinction. The
lied ling on the N:,rtindu Central will put trop at any
l oo m V..rk. it 4110 er J utirt.en ; awl Park
ton . C-.:lLoctig.d.l certain.
shy _:
HA.,f I iVERIIRANCI-I RAILROAD,
T I NI Y. •T A BI 1
on find lifter NI ONBA Y. N Lay of h, 11 , 67. passenger trains
nu tin: Hanover leas e as follniin:
. FIRST TRAIN
(which tnakee connection with the tralom on the North
ern Central railway at the Junction,) will leave Hanover
at 13.00 A. M., for tort', Baltimore. Ilarri*burg, and inter
m•diateetationa. This tra.n arrives at the Junction at
51.55 A. M.. connecting with the Faat Line S nth. on the
NortherioCentral Raiiway. which arrive, at Baltimore
at 1:: do P. M., and also with the M.l4lTraln North, which
arrives at Harriaburg at 12.55 P. M
sai_Thim train returns to Hanover at 1231. and arrives
at liettyaburg at 1 V.ll.
SECOND TRAIN
Leaves Ihtnover at 2.20 P. M. and arrives at the Junction
at 3.1 U P. M.. connecting with the Mall Train i 51,111.11,
which arrives at Etaltimore at ti P. 31. Passengers by this
Train for York lay over at the Junction Until 6.12 P. 31.
eon This Train returns to Hanover at .4 P. 31.. with
pa asgers I,r Hanover. Gettysburg and Llttlestown.
sengers leaving Baltimore for Hanover. Gettysburg
and Littleetown, will take either the Mail Train at 8.3 P
A. 31.. or the Fast Line at 12.10 P. M. '
May. 29, 16457. JOSEPH LEIB. Agent.
R EADING RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANCFMENT,
April Bth, 1867.
Great trunk line fri;nt the North and Northwest for
Philadelphia, New York, heading, PottaTllle., Tam qua,
Ashland. Lebanon, Allentown, Easton, linhrata,
Laimtster. Columbia, Sc., xc.
Trains leave Harrisburg for New York, as follows: At
3.130. S.lO and 9.35 A. M., and 230 and 9.09 P. M., connect
ing with similar Trains on the Pennsylvania Rail Road,
and arriving at New York at 5.00 and 10.10 A. M., and
4.40.5::0 and 10.25 P. M. Sleeping Care accompanying
the 3.00 A. M. and 9.00 P. M.. Trains without change.
Loave Harrisburg for Reading. Pottsville, Tamacius
31inersvi II e. Ashland, Pine grove, Allentown and Philadel
phia, at S.lO A. M. and 2.10 and 4.10 P. M.. stem) ng at
Lebanon and prinekal Way Stations; the63o P. ktmak
hag connections for Philadelphia and Columbia only. For
Pottsville. Schuylkill Haven and Auburn, Via Schuylkill
and iusquebanna Rail Road, leave Harrisburg at 3.20
P. M.
Returning: Leave Now York at 9.00 A. M., 12.00 Noon
and 5.00 and 6.00 P M.; Philadelphia at 8.16 A. M. and
3.30 P. M. Way Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia at
7.30 A. M.. returning Croy. Reading at 6.30 P. M., stop.
Ping at all Stations; Pottsville at 8.45 A. M. and 2.45 P.
M.; Ashland 8.00 and 11.30 A. 51. and 1.05 P. M.; Tama-
qua at 9.45 A. M., and 1,00 and 8.65 P. M.
Leave Pottsville for Harrisbnryr. via Schuylkill and
Susquehanna Rail - Road at 7.00 A. II
Reading Accommodation Train: Leaves Reading at
7.30 A. M. returning from Philadelphia at 5.00 P. M.
pottatown Accommodation Train: Leaves Pottstown
at A. %1 , returning leaves Philadelphia at 6.311 P. M
Ctlambia Rail Road Trains leave Reading at 700 A. M.,
and 6.15 P. M. far Ephrata, Litsi Lancaster, Columbia,
cfc.
On Sundays: Leave New York at 8.00 P. M., Philadel
phia 8.00 A. M. and 9.15 P. M., the &PO A.M. Train run
ning only to Reading; Pottsville 8.00 A. 8.; llarriabarg
9.33 A, M., and Reeding at 1.20 and 7.20 Ai M. for Carrie
burg, and 11.22'A. M. for New York and 4.25 P. M. tor
Philadelphia.
Commutation, Mileage, Season, School and Excursion .
Tickets, to and from all points, at redncedEatee.
. Baggage checked through; 80 poundstallowed each
Passenger. -
• fi EA. NICOLLS.
•
General ~Sapterinteadent.
Reading. Pc., May 29,1887. • , •
40oprOcido.
Roopalarttrs • ar , 99lt
urgiv. " , • kyk,iv.
- . WILLIAM, T. Hopmos'
tr.
;
~.
"Our. Own M ke." .
, ..
After mare than five ynsn egpe and experiment
ing in the ma.Mfacture of STRICT Y ran QUALITY
.1104)0 SKI R TS, we offers out lastly , ceistasted goods to
' l , le x / bents and, the nubile In fall damns of their on•
perfotity over hit othersiin the arrest -market" and
they raw as acknowledged hx-,tat- o wear .oe_desli in
-the* 66 theft give; More Ole 1 11 0 ,1 1ther .
airy an d ier4nntrend them** in intery...selpeete,
Dealers fn Hoop Mils shonktaudie s nob/ edible bete—
very lady who ha ..77. 4 1 0 . ,
,atjlartliat d
. , .obl' dasortmeao
lorlsdise,fitian
ORDIB. M eer
[ AA forIN
• ael the the .
Xieltiloom, ss
mAravAom
each snip« No ,
• 43 , 10,00u505t
and"
AinnittLatipu.
_ ,
!Sal Ootate Gi4tot.
VALUABLE ; TANNERY ,
AT PRIVATE SALE.
The subtieriber, wishilig to give np'llie Tanning bust
nese, often at Private Sale, his valuable TANNERY,
situate os South Baltimore street, Gettysburg, Pa., in
cluding Brilek Besot Shop with I pool, 2 limes, and six
handlers; Brick Currying Shop; Brick and Frame Rack
Mlll.House; 38 lay-away ',Vats on the yard, with S Leeches
and room to add any additional number—constant run
ning Spring ter, never-failing, in tan-yard and shops.
This T 6 water,
Is located in a region where good Birk la
abundant at realionableptices. Possession ofthe Tannery
will be Wen to the purchaser Immediately. If desired,
with a supply of bark to' run it.
There is besides a large Two-story BRICK DWELLING
on the property, yr ith Spring Honee,Smoke House, Wood
Shed, Bant, Corn Crib, Wagon Shed and other outbnild ,
logs, with a well of water and also hydrant at kitchen
door, with running water through Spring Rouse. There
is a variety of best quality (.4 growing Grapes and Breit.
on the premises. The property is In good condition, and
in every respect a most desirable resldertce and business
stand.
Aleo. wilt be sold, A tOT OF GROUND adjoining a
bove, crmtaining Acne, more or leu, with an Apple
Orchard and a fird.claaa Spring and Bathing Batitniish
ment on it.
AlscyA LOT' OP , 01/01:IND, on the Einmittsbuig road ;
one•half mile from' town, containing 8 Acres, which the
purchaser can also have, if desired.
. .
.3.lersons desiring to view the prstuises, or ascertain
furtherparticulars, will, address the subscriber, residing
in Gettysburg. Pa. JOHN WINEBRENNER.
Bept.lB.-tt
A VERY VALUABLE FARM AT
PRIVATE SALE,
situated 3 Telles east of Strimittebarg directly on Public
Road leading from Mechanicytown to Plank itoad. Thu
farm coitaine !SO ACRES of land, 50 Acres of excellent
timber, go Acres Of Meadow Land ; all havin been limed
and under a good state of cultivation. The bnildingscon
aist of large BRICK HOUSE, large Brick Bank Barn. 85
by 90 feet, Wagon Shed , Carriage House, Smoke and Dry
donee, good Wi.sh House with a good Spring near by. 2
Well Pof never failing Water, good Orchard Choice fruit,
convenient to Churchie. 1 mile to Mill and Smith Shop.
mile to good Public School House. and everything con
venient and desirable for persons wishing to boy a good
arm.
tY►LPereone can ♦lew said.Parm by callin2 on the nti
scriber living on the pre:niece. 801f0310ti KRIBE. ,
Emmittehurg, Oct. 2.-50 ,
43elTanorer Spectator copy 5 times and charge this
office.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
OFFERED FOR SALE
The undersigned offers to sell at PrivAte Sale, the fol•
lowing Real Estate at No* Oxford, entire, or in parts cr
parcels to snit purchasere:
No. I.—Half 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
en Acre, with the Improyenients thereon, ildjoining the
former.
No. 3.—A lot of. Ground adjoining:New
°Veil on the east, whereon is erected the budding of
the NEW OXFORD INSTITUTE, and laid out iu
Building 1.41 g. containing one-fourth of an Acre at ground
each. fronting the turnpikeand High ftreet, and extrud
ing the town eastward
No. 4.—Five lots of Ground, contain
in, together Id Acres, mote or leat,clust, to New Oxford.
and frunting un the turnpike leading to York--every
lut accee..ible (nail the turnpike.
The Property Li all in a prime gate of rnltivatton.
Perem , intending to locate at our increasing and ptoe
paring town are invited to call, make their choice, and
uib , r their Lida—which will ho accepted it nut too far be
low the common market price. here.lolt 1 WILL SELL.
I. D. G. PFEIFFER.
New Oxford, Sept .1,1867.-..2m.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
On Saturday. the 19th. nf October, 1567,01 rldock, P.. 11.
The subecriber will cell, at Public Salt, en the preauatee_,
THE VALUABLE FARM,
on which he now resides, situate in Huntington town
ship. Adams county. Pa.. about 2 nines !KAI ru of Peters
burg, near NI , rertrian a Mill. adjoining lands of Joseph
W ierntati, Joseph A. Wierinan, Hermon Wiertnan, and
others, containing 64 ACKIKS, more or lees The fin.
prevenient., are a v....dory Frame and Log W . FA 'I HER
fitiA KIJED DWELLISIiti, with a Loa. Kitchen attached.
Leg Barn, Wagon :941, Corn ("rib, a frame weatherboard
and other outbuildings. There are two golbti
Springs!, tare of them convenient to the thonse, a thriving
you zu.; Apple Orchard,. al,ut lido bearing Peach trees.
about 2.": Leat i ig fear trfea, and other fruit . There is a
fair prereirtion of was] Timber and There are
between 49041 and Zi .10.1 young fruit truer in a Nursery.
*ht.-1i will he sold with the prat.erty.
Cif - Any Li, view the r. - -rulaec can call
nn the thlieerther rending thereon. The property In
g 4,• K.: order.
*!-Attendance will T.:: and torn:4 made know.
on day af vale ny JOHN CLE %VEIL
cept.
A VALUABLE FARM
AT PRIVATE GALE
The off..r. at Private Sale. 11 , i valuable
``TONE ?ABM, situated in Men ,Ilen ItJYrt,tl4l,
A 1131136 v. Pa.. on tl,e r. ad leading from Ltrs e l..r a .
sine to Petersburg, two mike fr,mi the f..rnSer plaee,
containing 11l ACKE: 4 and 78 PERCH XL , . imprars-‘1
with a new tw.. , stnri B• ICE HOUSE, 32 feet by
withan mit kitchen ands well of water under roof at tit.•
doe with an excellent span„ but a lhort distance (tom
the Ltill4e. Alen a new Bank Rant 93 feet in length in
eluding Wag. .n Shed and CrlTl' rib, and ether necessary
on t-inii.dings are qn the . premises The Farm possenees
auperini - water advantage-R.lmb a great variety of fruit
it. The land is in th igh stale _of eultivaticu and
cunt wins a Fusel taroprirtitm of Timber sad Meadow, It in
-te-1 in a tine nelghtOth , ,od being convenient to Mar
kets, 51,115, Churches and Squi.,ls, and Li among the molt
desirable pecmert let iu the roti.ty. •
ril.Prt - ttnns wish ink to ♦iew It 3 r property, will call up•
~n the Itnn.rr ther rerttitng thcrrtol.
An 4. 39—Cm SOLO)IfIN ENDER.
vALUABLE FARM AT
PRIVATE SALT
The It rider•igned offer at Priests Sale, valuable
n t LlAte in Franklin township. Adam. count y.
near M arnmasbur,:. on the road to Gettysburg. atiJuitilDZ
lands oI lien; audit IteArtlorff. Andrew Kilo- k, and oth e r...'
c.,ntaintng 1:, , t ACRES. owre, lean. The Improvernen:s
consult of I Mk:LUNG otie ot theta M.:-
Florae.. the -111,r ; a good Rank Barn. an 1
a 1,•14 S!at , l.•. The property can be conveniently avid.
ed. aa as to ?I, e a set of building; on cacti. Spring . FFoue.
C tut Cr it., It a,, , n tined;. and other outbuildings There
is a i.eLo , it Orchard of clout' Fruit; failing
• , f niter 21.-a r the in.. Part , 1" tlaa Farm ham
to-en• Ic is f.i. lamest. 'rhera is a hair proportion of
Me :flow ar.i T.rnhei Law!. A ataal t Jor 30 ACRE,
of Nl,rnat.orl Laml. adjoining 1/11,144 of
Join liittinger and others, well covered with excellent
Titoher.
R. Mrci: RDT. Sup
rtl.„Pervffin desiring. to view the prembes, will call on
the underslgutd, re siding there o n.
J .K , S., and M. A. WILSON.
Aug. 1.-tf
vALUABLE FARM
AT PRIVATE SALE
Thesubseriber offers at Private Sale ht. value hi e F ARM,
situated in Freedom township. Adams county, Pa. con
taining 127 ACREA'S, more or lescon the road loading from
the Nonnemaker's Mill road to MillerstoWn. adjoining
lands of David Boeferman, Valentine Frock and others.
The improvements are part Log and part Litone Dwelling.
and in good condition. There are about 25 ACRES in
good Tun and a sufficient amount of go, d meadow.
The farm is we red, and has recently been well limed.
It is under good . There ate TWO YOUNG OR
CII ARDS on the p thrir'ng condition. :=olosol
ILMses and Churches are
11..Pers ns desirihg to s. e 'Tyrol erty will call on
the undersigned residing ther-'
Sept. 11.—lam \' RAM FLENNER.
VALUABLE FARM AT
PUBLIC SALE
The undersigned Administrator, corn teetamento an
nexe. of the estate of Engsszra Msouriv, late of }lawn-
Wuhan 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 11th day of October
next. art o'rl..ck, P.M., on the premises. the valuable
FARM et said deceased, situate in -Carroll's Tract,'
liamiltonban township aforesaid, about 34 mile east o'
Fairfield, on the road leading to Emniittaburg, containf
lug 12 -, . ACRES, more or less, of first rate Limestone Lend,
with excellent running Water in mi*t of the fields. The.
Imp rove= ents are a two story Stone Dwelling. Log Barn,
with Wagon Shed attached, Stone. Spring (louse, and
other cult•buildings About ab Acres are in .first-rate
Meadow with a fair proportion of good Timber. There
is a goal 0; chard of choice Fruit; also a never-falling
Spring of Water near the door. Several,Qualvies of good
Limestone have been opened on the premises.
lii 'Persons desiring tb view the Farm, will call on the
undersigned residing thereon.
Sa-Attendance will be given and terms made knOwn
by EDEN EZ ER lilcG INLET, A din'r.
Ang. 21.-ta
/*-York True Democrat insert 3 times and charge this
office.
VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT PRIVATE SALE.
A valuable tract of land of 15 ACRES, more or less, on
the 51 illerstown road; heing the west side of Seminary
hill and commanding a view of the battle Beld. The im
provements are an . excellent TWO STORY FRAME
HOUSE, a large Garden with 25 select Apple and Peach
Trees, perpetual right to the use of a never-failing - well
of excellent water, an orchard of about SO bearing Apple
Trees, a Barn and several Sheds. The house is beautiful
ly shaded by the adjoining grove of 5 Acres, and near the
well.
Also, A PULL LOT A TWO-STORY 1101T3B,
stable, and well of eacellent water, on street, aa,
joining the house of 'Usury Utz.
Also, ten Acres adjoining this &net; and 38 more, if de
sired at a very cheap rate.
111:aPor terms spplj to
Aug.
It: S . ,
AL very deeirable I:Mb', containing PT AGREE, of good
lead, &timed on the IVA pike irbotii ono mat hoot Geb ,
Vetoing. I's. The land la in chiles state of ..cultivation,
beaut Gay located, . and well adapted to raising grain or
grsaini,Ampotived by a DOUBLE TWO•STOEY.BRICII
DWELLING and Paarkitssilding, one half pew and the
other Part recently pat In thorough repairs to match: ,
hemstitch) , situated. wear lookiag the town and surround
ng country , Barn, Stabling, sad all necessary alit:build
logoreateetiont watespand good fencing. 10AcrreistWood-
Jand Cad tine Ileadetr. ADO. a thrirmg young Orchard ,
of *deed selection, of Apatite and Peachee, Peach
Orchard now bearioB, Pews and mall fru its .in absce
dance,mq the'
804 24. , mt-ti diLEPADD.,STA3.I3IIIIIB.
. ,
F A,RAIS -gOR SALE
Iwt ven the Potosi,
0
ORPHANS' COURT SALE,
Ia parmancecif Ma order of the Orphans' Court of Ad
am. county; will be offered at Public Sale, me Saturday.
Me 26th day of °Maim, 1807, on the premises, the Real
Estate of Jacob Waif, dersesed; consisting of a WARM,
situate in Hamilton, , township, Adams county, containing
176 SLUES end 06 PRIICHISS, adjoining landed Samuel
Wolf, El nry Stook, Samuel Miller,and °there. an d bound
.ed on one Mile by the public road leadinefrom New Ox
ford to East Berlin, and by the road leading from the
Hanover and Carlisle turnpike to Abbottstown on the
other, about equal distance from Abbottstown and New
Oxford. The. Improvements ate a Two-story STONE
HOUSE. Rank Barn, part stone, part frame, with Wagon
Sheds attached, One-story Stone BOrkg and Wash home,
a good Carriage House and Hog Stable, all In good re
pair Them is an excellent Spring nuts the hones,
and two other!' on the farm. About OD or 40 Acre. are in
excellent timber, a good proportion o f Meadow, and under
good freeing and well limed all over. The land will be
mid together, or in parcels, to suit 'purchasers.
'llan y persons are desirous at viewing the premises
before the day of sale, they will be shown the same by
the widow, residing thereon.
commence at 1 o'clocilt, P. M., on said day,
when attendance will be given and terms made known by
JACOB STOCK, Trustee.
By the Court—AeastiV. Mutes, Clerk.
Oct. 2..—ts
PUBLIC SALE.
In pursuance of authority given by the last wilt and
testament of Isaiah Caakey, deceased, the subscriber
will offer at Public Sale, on Friday the 18th of Oeteker,
1867; at 10 o'clock, M., on the premises, the Real Estate
of said deceased, consisting of A ter OP GROUND,
situate in Cumberland township. Adains cmnty, adjoin
log lands of Henry Bennet, Rebecca Mills, Francis Al
lison, and others, containing 4 Acres, more orleass. The
Improvements are a one and a imitators , LOG /;OUSE.
Lug Stable, Smolt. House, Well of never-failing water
near the door, with an excellent :toting Orchard, and also
a satiety of fruit on the Lot. Part of the land has been
limed and the whole is in a good state of culfivation and
under good fencing.
sti-Atleinkince will be given and terms made known
on day ufsale by HENRY BENNER, Ex.'r,
At the same time and place will be said the following.
articles of Personal Property: I Cow. 2 Hogs, Pier:
Shovel, Mattock, Grindstone, llatcheta, 'Lammers, Saw,
Drills. Augers, Pincets. lines, Axes. Sledge, Dung York,
Bedsteads and Bedding, Bureifu, Tables, Safe, Mantle,
cluck, Stove and Pipe. Iron Kettle. Chairs,Di hes, Wheel.
barrow, Shot Linn, lot of Lard, Bre Wood, Slay by the
t ii, Corn by the buahel,Co rn-fodder, Grain in the ground,
and a variety of other articles of llonsehold and Kitchen
Furniture.
Oct .`2.—tB
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
In purenanco of an order of the Orphans' Court of Ad
ams county, will be ‘dfered at Public Sale, on ,Saturday.
the 2t;li day of October. 16G:, on the premises, the Real
Estate of Sebastlsa Weaver, decea , ed. consisting of a
TRACT UY LAND. situate in 51outitpleasant township,
in said county, containing 15 ACHES, more or loss, bound •
ed by lands of Pius Smith, Peter Riznhaugli, John Law
rence, and David Smith. The Improvements are a Two
story LOG 11011. E, Log Barn, Hog Pen, Corn Crib, and
excellent Spring of water, a portion of Meadow, and some
fruit trees. _The house le u•rr the road leading from
Lillv•s1lill to tbettonaughtown road.
s3'-Sale to commence at I o'cloc P, NI., on raid day
wi, n attendance will be given and terms made known
by JIJIINI WEAVER, Ex'r.
By the Court—Amot W. Nlnstts, Clerk. [Oct, 2,--ts
A DESIRABLE HOME FOR SALE.
.1.,e undersigned offers at Private Sale, the property
00* occupied by her in Moutajoy township on the Balti
more turnpilte. aiijoinit3g lauds of Jeave D. Newman and
Abraham &lino,. It eunniats of one Acre of Land. on
which in erected a Twiestory §ltlCli 110 US E. with four
Booms below and fare above. and a large Sb ne outbuild
ing. Carriage Mouse and Stable, dc., two Welln .if water
ru the hit,and some good trust. the property in atom-
Li:triable b , -me. and is adapted to any public business.
'Oct. J, lin7.—tf ELLEN DV.
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT
PRIVATE SALE
•The uudendgued will sell at l'riTate Sale, on Tery
vantage-tni terms. hi- valitalde Farm. situate in RIO,
I att.! hew tiship, Adams vanity. ab•alt tire in nee from t/ et
tystairg, containing' 240 ACRES, more or lees, of which
Ivan 7 , .; ACHES are in heavy Timber, The Improve
ments are large and vinvoniebt. There 'ma largeanniunt
of Meadow Cis the Perm, which is second to mine in the
bet - I:slop 50 a Fruit farm. It can be c•mveniently divid
ed !, isake two, l'arata. WM. W
pRIVATE SALE
The undersigned intending to leave the neighborhood,
di tell at. Private Sale. Lis two BRICK BUILDINGS,
situated on the Mai n wart in Bendersvith—one it nice
h•me: the other a Store e on and W.,rk. Shop. Terms
e y . Enquire of the undersigned.
. .
13en.1ersvil1e, Aug. 24, Ig+s7.—t t
FOR SALE.—The whole or part of
tract. iu 1.1'4:11.an - 1 containing
ACRES. Ervin ire at 1.1i.11.11./RNER'6 Dru:,•.s7.ure.
Aug. 21' 1'_•67.-tf
FOI, SALE.—A Choice FARM,
it , a high , :at - „ I ail ACRES.:
of Lime to the acre ; *Acres in Timber; la rg.
Barn and Brick Dwelling: plenty of Fruit. kc ; '2
mgr. w,st from Gettysburg
One ot Str cert. FAlolc.intainiu tl7.i ACREti
2 Acres in TI . 1111E11; buildinga ;,mod: adjoining don
d property. 6 milt, hotn liettyeburg.
pet Acre mill bny Ibis farm. GEe). AriNOLD.
August -tf
if -- 1 II 0 I C E WESTERN PRE, EMPTION
k . „/ LA-.N DS. —I have several Tracts of choice
Wenteru PRE-ENIPTIoN LAII.).S. good )cations. near
R-ti I rc,ldet; County TOWIIA r.. iu yr..ll49cttled.naialthor
roc.,l9, Which I will exchange 4c a fair price fur real ca
rat, in Adam+ cnnnty.
Aug...
7. 15u7.—Lf GEORGE ARNOLD.
FOR SALE. CITEAP.—A First
rate SHIN° LE and SAW MILL with plenty
three nide+ from Caehtown, Adams county. Pa.
Am; 7. Itin7 --tf A. M. II UNTEIt.
FIRST CLASS FARM
AT PRIVATE SALE;
Within two inilus of - Gettysburg, on the Harris.-
bur , road, with all necessary improvements,
am! in prime (mitt-. I will sell from 100 to 1.0
Acres, to Ault purchasers. Terms reasonable.—
Fur further intorruatiou, apply to
WM. WIBLE,
Sept. 18-tt Gettysburg, Pa.
WOOD LOTS FOR SALE.
T WILL sell at Public Sala, on Friday the 2Zlh day of
1 October n,.rt, on the premises. at 10 o'clook. A. M . 16
LOTS OW EXCELLENT TIMBER LAND, running from_
41,4 to S Acres, being a part of the Sandi*. Mill property,
on Marsh Creek, Adams county, Pa.
tsi Terms a.:commodat In.; and will be made known on
day of sale. GEO. ARNOLD.
Gettysburg. Sept. 25 -ts
Valuable MERCHANT MILL,
LI BARK MIL'. and SAW MILL. with 4) ACRES
OF LAND. Known 3.4-Sandoe',4 Mill," on Marsh (reek.
in Adams county. Pa., 4 miles northeast from Emtuitts
burg. and ti miles southwest from Gettysburg. all in gond
order, water power heay., and in a good grain country.
One other MILL. known as "Hollinger's Mill," with
60 ACRES OF LAND, one mile from. Abbottatown, on
the Hanover turnpike. All in pxxi order.
Aug. 7, 1867.-tf
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
9IHE Board of Directors of t ‘ he Mumniasburg Mutual
Fire insurance Society, have levied a tax of me and
three-fourths per cent. upon the premium notes veld by
the Treaanrer, to meet kW; sustained by fire daring the
current year. payable on or atter the ith day of October.
1667. A fallere to pay within thirty days worke a for
feiture ~f the' pol icy. The following named person. will
collect the tax in the dlatricts specified, viz: Peter Scholl,
near Hilitown, the township of rranklin; Barnet Myers,
Bendersville, the township ofklenallen and Tyrone north
west of the Chesnut Ridge; Michael Deatrick, Sr., near
Lowei's Mill, the township of Butler and the lower end of
Tyrone; N.J. Waltman, near Petersburg:the townshipa
of Huntington aed Latimo. ; John Mickley. near Fair
field, the townships of Hamlltouban and Liberty ; Michael
Deatrick. Jr., at Munimasburg, the townshipa of High
land, Freedom. Mountjoy And Conti erlaud; George
Thomas, near New Chester, the townships of Stmban,
Reading, Berwick. Hamilton, Oxford, Conowago, Union.
Germany and Mountpleasant. •
Sept. 2.3.-3 t JAMES RUSSELL, Secretary.
rirt lIE Assessors elected at the last Spring Election are
.11 hereby notifted to attend at the Commissioners' of
in the Borough ritOettysbnrg, to receive blank as
sessment Duplicates and the necessary instructions, as
follows:
The Assessors of Union, Conowago, Berwick, Berwick
borough, Oxford, Hamilton. Beading, Mouniplaasant,
Germany, Straban, iihmotjoy, and Littleatown, will at•
tend on MON iAT the 14th day of OCTOBER next.
And the Assessors of the Borough of Gettysburg, Cum.
- berland, Highland, Freedom, Liberty, Hamiltonban,
Franklin, Butler, Menallen, Tyrone, Huntington, and
Latium. e, will attend on TUESDAY the 15th day 01
OCTOBER next.
„
By order of the Ceinmherionern.
Fept.2s,3t J. M. WALTER, Clerk
UICA!DUNCOT
EX_ECUTOR'S NOTlCE.—Letters
.Testamentary on the Batate of:Tacon Lanza', Sen.,
late of Huntington tornahip, Adams co., Pe., deceased,
having been granted to the undersigned residing in said
township, he hereby glees attire to all persons Indebted
to MO estate to call ind make immediate payment and
those haring ClAllMllsgainet the same will present them
prtiperly authenticated forsettletnent.
JACOB K. LEREW. Ex'r.
NOTICE
on .—Letters of Administra-
.
thee the estate of Jona iscotrismsoonj late of
Rtrabau township, Adams county, Pa., decemaid, Wants
NMI granted to the undersigned. residing in the same
t-enship, b.hereby gives notice to all persons indebted
to acid estate to make immediate payment, and those,
basingalainur agaiust.the same to , present them properly'
asithentintted far dettlemmit.
Mega: :111.-6t JACOB O. 114itILRENNIt t Adm'r.
X
ECUTOR ' S NOTlCE..—Letteis
F
Testament 4 on the Thais*
late ofCamberhotal Cewmktp, Adams am i ty, Penn., de„
vosie d .. t it m eg peep granted, to the-andersiosed residing Moankiettelfulib, fPe - be heirli...tli'ethatic,_e to
all par
ems indebted to laid este teloitake fratuediate payment
and those having :claims against the same to prevent
them properly authenticated for settlement.
Oct... 1687.-43 t • IlkbiltY BENNER,
- - RneUntor.
•
•:‘ PA PHLET LAWS.
rrSS pAmpfin hive been received
at forre °wo k . ottisrqtrowrvady fur
aisk*lttifit 'Aistiforsoltik - K 0 wvetwrotrafv.
ttomp" - 14 , 11.1154 r y/r4
tqh.f.26e4t
ax golatt
ANNA MARY CASKEY
ICinl=E)2l3
MIII
FOR SALE,
ALSO--
G Eilli01; A 11::OLD
Itgal Nutirto.
NOTICE TO ASSESSORS
Pll4 l
TO 'l3
SEALED 1110 P,
ceived until TIMILIASI
P. M., lot the erection of
I DERS.
SALS will be re
15th of October, at 2 o'clock,
TWO NEW
for the use of the ProMpeor of Penn's College, Cu th e
College Campus. Plausianti .. If catiorui an be seep at
the Drug Store of A. D,I Bn • ler. The contractor will
be required to give ratlike • y security for compliance
I n
with the conditi One of' the contract. The Consmittee
reserve the right to decline yor all bids
H. L. BAXGEBB,
11. S. LIBBER,
A. D. Businza,
C. J. EHRSHABT,
W.M. H. BAUM,
Building- Committee.
.-2t .
IMI
GettysbUrg, Pa., Oct. %1
•
DISSOLUTION.
P (SHE partnersitiperetofore existing
A. between the undentig tinder •he firm of GARD
NER BROTHER, of Petersburg, Y. 5., is hereby ills
. All persons indebted t said firm, will please make
payment without delay .1 Zither pa rt ner is authorized
to rise the name of the arm n the settlement of:the bu.
siness. J . A.GARDNER,
J. W. GARDNER.
•
HAVING disposd of my stock of
Merchandise to Mess s. Hartman A Sadler, and
in retiring from &successful business career of nearly
eighteen years, I hereby return my grateful *anew
leogemente to my friends an c ustomers for their liberal
patronage, and cheerfully r mmend to their generous
encouragement, my successors, Messrs. Hartman k Sad
ler I J. A. GARDNER.
April 18. 1867.-tf
NOTICE
.1u i—
rjlllF. andersigned respect Ily ,forms his friends and
1 the public that he ,has taken his sou, CHAU.= Q.
Srstassurn Into partnership and the business will here
after be conducted under tli fi rm name of WY. C. STILL
nun( & SoN, lie returns Is thanks to the public fir
the liberal patronage hihergo extended to him, and re
quests that their favors be .. , ntintied:
Sept. 18-31 WM. C. BTALLS3IITII.
(nothing,
HEAD QbARTERS
F 9 R
CLOTHING.
PICKLNG SELLS: CATS CHPAP
PICKING SELLS PANTS CHEAP
PICKLNG SELLS : IitSTS CHEAP
PICEING SELLS SHIRTS CHEAP
PICKING SELLS NOTIONS CHEAP
PICKING SELLS CIOCKS CHEAP
PICKING SELLS TRUNKS CHEAP
PICKING SELLS VIOLINS CHEAP
PICKING SELLS AC . pORDEONS CHEAP
PICKLNG SELLS VERY CHEAP
CALL AND SEE 1101
July 24,
NEW BOOT & SHOE
STORE.
NEW AND GOOD GOODS
AT LOW PRICES
TIIE undirsixned has opened a new Boot and Shoe
Store, on BALTIAIQRE VIBE ET, oneiloor south of
the Prmsbyterinn Churcit antinemrly opposite McCreary'.
Saddler Shop, where he offer an attractive aisortment
of rood. in him line, all new orr.cl aelected with the great
eat care. Ile Ims
LADIES' GONG
LADIES' BALM
LADIES' CIMMI:
LADIES' BALM ,
IN LARGE VII',
!.SS GAITERS,
AL GAITERS,
N GAITERS,
RAL BOOTS.
ETY.
iiENTLEMEN'S C4IF
GENTLEMEN'S KIP B
GENTLEMEN'S CONGR
GENTLPMEN'S SLIPP
GENTLEMk:N'S BALM'
(it NTLEAEN'S BROO •
OOTS,
TS.
I'SS GAITERS,
KS, ALL STYLES
ALS,
'5, £c.
MISSES' t:O3GR '
MISSES' BAI.MO
MISSES' 310E0C.
kc., kc , Ac., t c.
SS GA r:Eits,
AL GAITERS,
I BALMORALS,
BOYS' CONGR
BUYS' CALF
BOYS - BRMA
'SS GAITERS.
LMORALS,
&c., &c.
All w - ill be sold at the] low
flow t.wn and country. ars
giiods and prices before part
[ermined to sell cheap--a lit
M.upae in the county. By etr
dealing fairly and squarely
merit and receive an encour ,
age.
et living profits. Buyers,
• vited to call and examine
aeing elsewhere. lam de
le cheaper than any other
t attention to business. and
ith everybody, I hope to
ing share of public patron•
The MANUFACTURING of
carried on, In all its brauchei
made to order Also, Roots
:acture constantly on hand.
notice—and no effort spared
but tir , t class workmen em
experience at the busimesa,
plea.e all who may cad.
Gettysburg, July GI, ISG7.4f
BOOT AND
JAMES
Respectfully informs h is frielnds and the pnblic generally,
that he has built a new Shop, on West addle street,
ETTYSBCItIi. a few diens from the G urt4louse. and to
now prepsrodprisruptty fo esiecute all orders for work in
his line. Gentlsmen, Lad* and Children requiring
SUORS, tiLIPPER.S.Vsc., are requested to' give
him a call. Ile superiniendi all work wade in his Shop,
and will guaranty satisrictiob, both as to priCes and quali
ty of work.
Ste" .11 E N
Of all kind promptly attend
Aug., 21, IStii.-tf
NEW AND CH
AP; CLOTHING
RHOFC-;
AT BRINK
STACKS
J• Diamond and York,st
the city with an unusually
CLOTHING FOR Ski,
FF, corner of the
et. Los just returned from
ttractire assortment of
=
which he will sell at such p
them off very rapidly. Call
To lis.k at the excellent mat
neat and substantial eewin•
prires--callers etinnot help
lunch to their interest to do
lie has Coatis, Panto, Vest
Hate, Bootstind oboe';
• * ces as cannot fail to take
nd judge for yourgelyeg.—
• rial. tasteful cutting. and
and then to get hie low
ntkuiy, when they gee it on
[O.
Shirts. of sit kinds, flosie
Neck Ties, Cravats, Un r
eel ni
Brushes, Combs:
Trunks, Valices, timbre!!
Smoking and Chewing Tclin
v. Gioves, Handkerchiefs,
Paper Collat.+ Suopenlei
Pocket Kaivea, Segal's,
os, Pipes, Stationery.&r. ;
,• with a thousart and one
tr.erous to dttailia a nyas.:
Clocks, Watchee. Jewelr
other articles, entirely too .
paper advertisement. ! .
lie asks the attention of t
confident that it will pleas ,
cheaper. Don't forget theo
and the Diamond.OettYstm
May 29, 1887.
e public to hie new stock,
and no one can or will Nell
nce--cornerol York street
ACOB BitiNKERLIOTF
MERCHANT
AILORING
' i REES', TWEEDS,
CL 0 THS, CA &SI.
and other materials fot2len
ap, to order, on short motic
SA TISF.A.CTIO/
Work also solicited froin
tamers, who purehue their
°owls elsewhere
street, opposite the Bank
June 12,i967. -1y
FALL STY
E OF HATS
1867.
FOR
s. s.
jnet received fr
BATS. including the
C.aaelinere and Soft Sur Ha
Aim and low priced Wcr, I
BOYS. Be inviteshis 01. •
a call.
and general assortment of
17 latent style of ae Silk,
s, and also a large supply of
ATS and CAPS fbr Ilea and
s and the nubile to give him
iSapt. 1/, 1807.--tf
Nei i
. .i
CHEAP—CHEA ' i
. ..
IF you, wish tet. b
, IL Conde, WI at JACOISSI
era' Hotel, In Chanibereb
hive the very beet seleettu
OASSIMEItiI, TWXIO46,
and are determined to c ; j aell
anywhere in town or Alta
hays thenteut out, ea ha' !
We bl
Those desiringOooda ' se '
We warrant the best rk ,
anYerbare hobuus . eta
'
Wi •ee on band th re
MAC Ildr, audttre' wa • .
sic II astisfkinfon , I .
pin : intindas. ' *
.
•MI ik 1907. - ' ' - -. H
oods !
'ER—CHEAPEST!
y good and
1k Bari& STORM,
m wet. , Sottysburg.
of ri each Aft CL O TH
0., ha noirket , out ptoduch
e tn ns chain out can be said
1.. Any poison wishing to
-dime tile of charge.—
: p. awn mho bomnstnanoodute4l
nd the heii Inp to be had
.0440)M1110
told,* 1651 x wow.-
• hit
' • • •
otictS.
WELLINGS,
Boots and Shoes will be
Boots, Shoes and Gaiters
id Shea of his own tnann-
Repairing done on short
to give satisfaction. None
toyed. Having a We-thus
reel confident that I can
D. 11. IiLLNGEiI..
OE3IAKING
ILSON
I N G
P _THEM!
of 3:I ltylem and materials,
Wear, furniahad and mad.
WARRANTED
W. T. KING,
REA.RY
OE