NoVe'b:lbei' .- -41: - ,86,7'..
Tux Moßmorr Cotarrnv.—Theanomalbus
territory of Utah receives its populatfoirchiel-•
ly from Europe. Few *wefts to! the liter
doctrine of Mormonism aie i gathered from the
United States. But thq Mormon missionaries
seem to exert aveimilat fascination over the
peasantry of Great Brit*in and of the noth
•ern kingdoms of Europe. New recruits for
the colony are constantly , arriving from -.these
countries. Q few weeks ago a steamer left
Liverpool with fourfiundied Mormon disci
ples, most young, .between the ages of eigh
teen and twenty-eight, and about equally divi
ded in sex. Not long agff a company of four
hundred arrived pt New York, emigrants
from Denmark, Sweden , - and Norway. The
territory is gaining rapidly in population and
wealth, and Brigham Yong is establishing
different kinds of manufactures to increase
the variety of its industrial 'resources. It is
very doubtful if any successor can inaintain
the authority of leadership which he has won
by shrewdness and mental force. The whole
history of this delusion is a disgrace to the
civilization and religion of the nineteenth
century, and a blot on the free institutions of
America. —Providence Journal.
Tut= are now strong indications that tne
union of the different branches or "schools'= of
the Presbyterian church, which has been
mooted for several years past, will soon be
accomplished. A convention of representa
tives from the separate associations was held
in Philadelphia recently, for the purpos of de
veloping a - feasible plan of union. George
11. Stuart was the presiding officer. A plan
was adopted, which. provides for the recogni
tion of the Westminster Confession of Faith,
the toleration •f Heidelberg Confession, makes
the Divine - authority of the Bible an indispen
sable principle, and while recommending the
use of the Psalms provides for the toleration
of the ordinary hymns. The action of this
convention has no binding • effect, of course,
but is likely to have a great influence in bring
ing this divided sect into a united Christain
body.
#periat giatircs.
lICON IN TUE }4LOOD
The necessity of a due proportion of iron lit the blood
is well known to all medical men; when it becomes re
duced iron any cause whatever, the whole system euffere.
the weakest part beir g first attacked, and a feeling of
languor, lassitude, and "all gonenees" pervades the sys•
tern. Stimulants only afford temporary relief, and have
the same effect ae giving a tired horse the whip instead
of oats. Thu true remedy is to supply the blood with the
necessary quantity of iron. This can be done by using the
PERUVIA N SYRUP,
a protected solution of the pride:lde of Iron, which is ep
prepared that it assimilates at once with the blood, giv•
ing strength, vigor and new life to the whole system.
To take medicine to cure divests occasioned by a del.
ciency of IRON IN TILE ithout restoring it to
the system. is like trying to rep, it a building when the
foundation is gone.
An etnineat divine says: "I hays been using the PERU
\IAN SYRUP for some time past; it gives me new vigor.
buoyancy co spirits; elasticity of muscle."
Pamphlets containing certificates of cures. and recom
mendations from some of the most eminent physicians
clergymen and others, will be sent tree to any address.
The genuine p,is••Psitt:VlAti STRue blown In the g.ass.
J. P. DINSMORE. Proprietor,
No. a6-tin st.,New York.
[Nov. 6-1 m
Suld Dy. all Druggists.
For all the Protean tonne of Disease originating in
•
SCROFULA,
such as Salt W4eunt.'eanc,r, Consumption. die., there is
nuthiug.can 4quat the purifying clients of lodine when
adruinisteredlin a pure state.
DR. U. ANDERS' lO.DINE WATER
is a pure, so lutii.n ut lodine dissolved in water, without a
solvent,:iald Is the best remedy for Scrofula and kiudrmi
diseases ever discovered. Circulars tree.
J. I'. DINSMORE.
36 - Dey at., New York.
[Nov.
Bahl by Druggists generally
.lIELMBOLD'S CONCENTRATED FLUID 'EXTRACT
ESARSAPARL-LLA
EradiCales Eruptive and UlceralireDiseasu of the Throat
Nose, Eyes, Eyelids. Se' alp, and Shin,
Which so disfigure the appearance, Purging the ei II
effects of 31urcury. +turf removing all taints. the reznnants
of Pisearies, hereditary or othgrwiss, and is taken b)
Adults and Children with perfect Safety.
'Two Tablespoonful's of the Extract of Sarsaparilla.
added to a pint of 'water, is equal to the Lisbon Diet
Drink, and one bottle is equal to u gallon of the Syrup
of Sarsaparilla, or the decoctionsas usually made.
An Intinsreting Letter is published in the Medlco-Chir
urgfcal Review, on the subject of the Extract of Sarsapa
rilla, in certain offering. up rtenpulatu Tram ors, P. is. 0..
etc., Speaking of those diseases, and diseases, arising
from the excess of murcury, be States that no remedy is
equal to the Extract of Sarsaparilla ; its power is extra
ordinary, more so than any other drug 1 am acquaint
ed with. It is, in illr utrictest, sense, a tonic with this
invaluable attribute, that it in applicable to a state 0
the system so sunken, and yet so imitable as fenders
other substances of the tonic class unavailable or 'ajar
ous.
HELMBOLD'S
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
Established upwards of IS years. Prepared by
11. T.
Druggist and Chemist.. 594, Ilturdway, N. Y.
AKiirsoid by all Druggists. Apr.aU.-1y
MOFFAT',S LIFE PILLS AND PMENIX BITTERS
Tilt: MOST SUCCESSFUL MEDICINES IN TILE
WORLD
Established. iq 1835 by one of 'our Most Emitent PLy
aicians, and iiow uffed throngliont North and South
America, with more pleasing results than auy other
Medicine in cases of diseased Liver, Blood or Skill, ,Indi
geetidn, Co tiyeness, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism,
and Fever iqd tgne
Ttkonbandsi>f certificates are in our pjase!ssion, giring
detailed accdtpute of perfect cures effected bgthesein
valuable Medicinee. They regulate the system and put
all the functlotA of the body in a healthy condition.
Sold by all Di-uggtete White k 116 w -laud, Proprietore
Succeesora to Dr. -- aohn Moffat and Dr. W. IL Moffat, New
6!ff i
April 4, 1867.-I'yeow
TIELIIIIOLE'S FLUID EXTRACT BCCIIP
Is a pertain cure for dipeasesuf the
BLADDER. KIDNEYS, GRAVKL, DROPSY, ORGANIC
WEAKNESS, FEMALE COMPLAINTS, GENERAL
DEBILITY,
and all disettees of the
lIIRNARY ORGANS,
wbetlerexWflugin
MALE OR FEMALE,
from whatever cause ot iginatiug and no matter of
110 W LONG STANDING
Diseases of these organs regeite the use ofa diuretic.
If no treatment is submitted to. Consumption or In
'sanity may ensue. Our Flesh and Blood are supported
from these sources. and the
HEALTH AND ILAPPINESS,
and
that of Posterity, depends upon prompt use Ida reliable
remedy.
ITELNIBOLD'S EXTRACT
Eestablisbadopwards of Ili years, prepared by
11. T. 11£.1,3180LD, Druggist,
504 Broadway, New Rork. and
south 10th at., Philadelphia, Pe.
20.0867.-ly
ORIGIN AND 11 . 18 TORT OF TEE ROOF p OF THE
BIBLE
BY PROF. OALA 4 IN E. STOWE, D. D
A work of real value, and an almost indispensable com
panion of the Bible,shou Ing what the Bible is not, what
it is, and how to use it ; answering all the of to
Its authenticity urged by modern infidels l aud tracing
the authority of each book up to its iusptred authors,
giving a vast amount of information heretofore locked up
in very rare and costly volumes, making one of the woe
popular books ever published.
1000 AGENTS WANTED.
Experienced agents, clergymen. ladies, school teachers
and others should mend at once for circulars giving fur-
Vier information. Address.
ZEIGLER, McCURDY et CO,
601 Cbeetaut et., Philadelphia, Pa.
Oct. 2-3 m
TO CONSUMPTIVES
The RE L V. EDWARD A. WILSON will send (free o
charge) Oral who desire it, the prescription with the di
rec t WWI for niaklug and using the simple remedy by which
he was cured of.a lung affection and that dread disease
Consumption,. His only object Is to bebefit the afflicted
and he hopes every sufferer will try this prescription, as
it will Cost Them nothing, and may prove a bleaiing.—
Please address
REV. IItiWARD A. WILSON,
No. 165 South Semifluid., Williamsburg, New York.
Jam. 5,1867.-17
DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS AND CATARRH, treated
with the utmost success, by Dr. J. ISAACS, °oculist and
Aurist, (formerly of Le} den, Holland.) No. 805 Arch et:,
Phitadelphla, Pa. testimonzalis from the &oat reliable
sources in the City and Country can be seen at his office.
The medical faculty are Inv . aw d to accompany their pa
tients, es he hu no secrets In his practice. Artificial
Eyes inserted without pain. No ckarge made for ex
amination., . 6 (NOT; 20,1887.-ly
HELEBOLDI EXTRACT Bl2olllland bosom Ross
WASH C re/111CM sad delicate nisonhers snalitheir stages
st lithe expense, little or no change in diet, no Ineonveis
Ince and isn.exposore. It is pleasant in taste and odo
immediate in itailction, and free from all injurious pr
perties. '(Feb. 28,18671 y
" 1:9 are parsjnica Grays Wino and exasf s
in purity aid nets most of our native vhstaysi. Th ey
are used in a as for communion purposes purposes,andin hoe
pitals for loyalids and convalescents on acco of theft
purity and Wlability. [Sept. 18.-1
SKE NO/EORE UNPLEASANT AND irNsAvi LBW
EWES for unpleasant sad - dangerous diseases. Um
lisimbold's Extract Huhu and Imptarad itosikWash. ,
Feb. 26,1667 r 1;
COLGATE COLGATE & CO'S
GERMAN
& CO'S ERASIVE SOAP.
Is men featured y -
RASIV viaLtum
on sideldttd
. the rfkiillAßD or Exon-
BSOAP.'IMO*. Par sale by ell Grocers. ,
(May le, 1861...-1 y
ME
4tvititt of th! viarktb.
Baltimoft Grate and Pioduee BLarket.
• .Batiistare, Nada" Morning.
L'priFLoine, - 950 4p - 10 04
ExTRAFLoun, ; lO 25 @ 11 00
VVmaTlOVms*" 2 75.0 p 2 65
REDNViOLLT,,,, 2 75 @ 2 50
Coax, - 1'35 0p 1 40
Rya., 1 60 ®. 1 65
OATS, • 70 (4) 74
BrekwnseT, ' 4 75 @ 500
TIMOTHY-sein?, 2 50 @ 2 70
CLOVER-sEETI • 775 ® 825
BscoN, HAV / s, • 18 19
" SIDES, 16@ 17
" SHOULDERS,. - 12 @ 18
Hocs, 100 lbs. @
13E,Ks. CATTLE, 100 lbs... .. ...
HAY, 0 1 00 @ 23 00
WHISKEY, s - @
GOLD, Phila
Gettysburg Grain and Provision Market.
Gettysburg, Wednesday ..Vorninsp
SUPER FLOUR., - 950
EXTRA. FLOUR, 10 50
WRITE WHEAT, 2 20 @ 2 30
RED WHEAT, 2 10 @ 2 20
Cowl, 90 @ 1 10
RYE, 1 20
OATS, 58
1 00
TIMOTHY SEED', 2 50
CLOVER SEED, 6 50
POTATOES, 1 00 @ 1 00
13rTTER, 33
LARD, 9
EGGS, 22
BACON, HAMS; 14 @ 15
" SIDES, _lO
`` SHOULDERS,
SOAP, .... 7 ® 8
TALLOW, 10
MARRIED
ANDERS—HeuTz.—On the 25th inst., by
the Rev. E. Breidenbaugb, Mr. Abraham
Anders of Frederick County, Md., to Mrs.
Sarah Ann Hantz, of Creagerstown,
Bu.c.r—RIDDLEMOSER.—On the 13th inst.,
in Hanover, by Jesse Frysinger, Esq., Wm.
Hupp, of Balumoo3, to_ Mary Riddlemoser,
of this county.
JORDY—BRASHEARS.—On Thursday, 21st
inst.,' by Rev. Dr. Hauer, George H..lortly,
M. D. and Miss Virginia Brashears, both of
A h hottAown. •
NEWCOMMER—McMom.AN.—On the 14th
inst. at Harrisburg, by Rev. Mr. Murray, of
Carlisle, assisted by -the Revs. Kerr and
Keeling, Hon. David Newcorumer, of Han
over, to Miss Elizabeth MeNlollan, of Mon
aghan township, York county.
PARKER—BUTLER.--On' the 7th inst., by
the Rev. A: J. Bender, Mr. Charles H. Par
ker to• Miss Sarah C. Butler, all of Menallen
township.
• DIED.
"a - Obituary notices 5 cents a line for all
over 4 lines—cash Co accompany notices.
BOLLINGER.—On the Bth inst., Louis Hen
ry Johnson, son of 11 actin Bollinger, of this
county, aged 6 months.
BENDER.—On the 17th inst., in Menallen
township, at die residence of her nephew,
A. J. Bender, •'Aunt Catharine Bender,"
aged 88 years.
JOIINSTOIq.—On the 12th inst., at the resi
dence of .7:McCreary, in Hunterstown, Mr.
Jerome Johnston, of Wheeling, Va., aged
about 34 years.
RiFFENSBERGER.—On the 9th inst., in
krendtsville, after a prdtracted illness, Mrs.
Leiiah Ann R.airensberger, aged 3-1 years 7
months and 9 days.
STUMBAUGH.—On the 9th inst., near
hottstown, Miss Mary, daughter of Jacob
Stumbaugh, aged 19 years 11 'mouths and 2:
days.
Tuosr.ts.— Near Bendersville, orr the 15th
inst., Mr. Adam 'Thomas in the 67th year of
leis aLte.
gal drertiumento.
I t YVANTED.-100 Farmers to en
gale in a business that will pay from $lOO to
$l5O per tritmth from now until spring. Address JUNES
liltO& B CO, Philadelphia. [Nov. 27,1587.-1 m
1.4` XCELSIOIt DIALOGUES, con
/s eit.in ir of ew anctOriginal first-clase dramas, col
.oquieeotc., for advanced speakers in &hoots, Behan
tion.rooms and private theatricals. Every line written
expresely for thin book, by a corps of Professi.mal Teach
ers and writers. Acknowledged to be the beet work of
the kind ever published. Cloth, nearly 400 duodecimo
pages, price $1.75, Mailed free. Address P. GARNETT
4: CO, Publishers, 7112 Cbteituut et., Philadelphia.
N0v.17.1.567.—tra
D. ACCONACGC[r ; JOHN M. KILUTH
Attorneys and Counsellors.
n MECONAUGHY has associated
D • JOHN 2d. Esq.. in the practice of the
law at his old office,ope doot west of BUEHLER'S Drug
stdie, Chambereburg street.
Special attention given to Suite, Collections and Settle
went of Estates. all legal business, andclaims to Pen
sions, Bounty, Back-pay, and Damages agattuit U. States.
at all times, promptly and efficiently attended to.
Land warrants located, and choice Farms for sale, in
lowa and other western States. (Nov. 27, 1887.-tf
ISAAC K. STAUFFER,
Watchmaker and Jeweler ,
No. 148 North2ci et., corner of Quarry,
PHILADELPHIA.
An assortment, of Watches, Jewelry, Silver
and Plated Ware constantly on hand.
eITITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
iirllspairlng of Watches-and .Jewelry . promptly at
[Nor 2i, 1867.-ly
THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
. OF
GETTYWURG, PENNA.,
Is agent for the sale of the first ..4fortgage
Union Pacific =Rail Road.
C PER .CENT. GOLD INTEREST BONDS,
at 90 cents on the dollar, payable semi-annually at our
counter. All necessary information given.
. GEO. ARNOLD, Cashier
Gettyaburf. N0v.27, IS67.—tf
PATENT
Metallic or White Wire
FO it CLOTHES LINES.
REASONSSI . X boee
. : E h a w Leveirjwirfeaciro2
Lines
let. Yon never have to take it in, do matter what the
weather may be; the weather will not affect it.
2d. It will last from twenty to fifty years, and during
that time you will weer out Any ordinary lines, beeline
suffering an untold amount of trouble and annoyance with
them.
3d. It is the cheapeet Line in the world, to say nothing
of it great convenience. A good rope line costs about
let per foot, and this only 3 eta. This Wire, at 25 cent;
per foot, is cheaper than a rope Hue.
4th. 'You iannot load it heavy enough with clothes, and
the wind never blows strong enough, to break 11-1660
lb.. being its breaking weight
bib. It does not in any way discolor, Wear or injure
clothe's that are hung upon it, and they never freeze to it.
The finest fabrics can be removed Instantly in the coldest
weather without -Injury. Thts Ise decided advantage
over the rope line.
6th. It will save its price in raving you trouble and au
uuraiiee every three months you own it.
Pribe 3 cents per foot: Motley refunded if not found
exactly as represented, after the most thorough trial.
14 McDONNELL, Agent,
• • ' Gettysburg, Penns.
READ 'THE FOLLOWING HOME
' - TESTIMONY :
OirrreM7ll.o, Pa., Nov. 23,1807.
The undersigned, haying ttl ass the A.merican Wire
CO'B Met4l4 , ClOthOs LAMM fLipTell OUT approval of
them as the most economical sad convenient lines that
can be used, and recommend' the Ir nee by our friends.
J. L. 80111011., . A. _DVNOAN,
J. A. BROWN J. R. SULLY,
JOVIAB
• I have known the Metallic Clothes. Lines to lie need
and It answered all the purposes deli* for it, and has
always proved satishmtory. . 8. B. BOW.
Nov. 27.,43t
MoßmATios
Information ourauteed to produce a luxurieSit Growth
of hair upon • bedd head or beardless thos; oaten recipe
Sir the removal of Pimplee,Blotehee, Zruption4 oto, on
Malkin, halving the rime Mm , Oar, and tiumitiful,ain
be obtained without charge* soldreining •
7HOS. Y. CHAPItAN, Chemist,
June 6, irjallsoadwali New York. '
EfLIIIIOWIS , CONOSN7I.4.7:I3)-XXTILIOT. =OW
. • is the, Great Diuretic. ; •
iniamows oesaremlo =num emeamiuniA
re the Blood /*Vier.
Both are proposed sotiontloir to Indio noratooy and
"sod WO WI aria actiTil that COI b. Aloe:
\ roam, isor.4,T • .
Ntnt I,dvertiottundt(.
THE HOLIDA.YS.
LOOK OUT FOR OLD CHRIS !
E. H. MIN. NIGH,
Phamb.eraburg streo, next door to the .Key
,, stone Hotel, Gettysburg.
The only authorised agent in this place of His Excel .
lency, Caps Kammta ,Esq., announces to the people of
Gettyshurgand surrounding country, that he is now re.
calving at his store, the Baggagtsand Eqiiipmeats of the
"Old Gentleman," which are to be distributed in rich pro
fusion, and at such Prices as will astonyth even those
who think a cent as big as a cart wheel.
TOYS of ev.ery description, to make cheerful the hearts
and jubilant the spirits of the juvenile population, and
a supply - of FRENCH and COMMON CANDIES, to
sweeten and sell and make perpetually cohesive the af
fections of those whose hearts are throbbing in anticipa-
LEM
lion of changing their condition in Ills, and a supera
bundance of RICH CAKES to make complete the Wed •
ding and Holiday Feasts.
Also, ORANGES, LNHONS, NUTS, and a thousand and
one other good things.
His stock id very large, bought at the veiy lowest
prices, and to be sold at the smallest profits. Collin, old
and young, male and female, and you will be sure to
find something to please you
CLOCKS WATCHES,
J E LRY, &C.
CALL AT
SOPER & McCARTNEY'S,
NEW JEWELRY STORE,
On York street, opposite the Bank, Get
tysburg, Penna.
A new and full assortment just . received
from the : City.
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS !
such se Violins, Guitars, Accordeons, Flutes, Fifes, Ac.,
also the trimniings,viz: Keys, Strings, Bows, Bridges and
everythiag belonging to the instruments.
Repairing and all kinds of work in our line
done promptly and on reasonable terms.
a-4 - Al' work warranted to give sat Isfactlon—and all
goods sold, warranted to be what they are represented.
Nov. 27, 1567.-lf
Grand Jury Report.
,
TO the honorable the Judges of the
I Court of quarter Seegions
The Grand Inquest of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl
'etude inquiring in and for the County of Adams, at
November Sessions, 151.7, beg leave to report that we
visited the Alme House and County Jail. We (fund the
paupers well provided for, the buildings clean, and en
er. thing comfortable. Three have been between four
and live hundred yards of ditching done. which was very
necessary ; the barn much improved •by new weather.
boarding and painting. The Steward deserves the thanks
of the people of the county for his attention and care.—
We would recommend 'hat the north end of the Insane
Hospital be repaired, and in the main ',Alibiing at the
north c infer a new stove be put in. •
At the Jail we found the rooms clean. the prisoners
cothfortatilt, the Deputy Sheriff obliging and caretul.and
would reentifinen , lS, , uve improVein,nt to be made in some
of the cells, and the bake even to hate a new roof or be
repaired. _
J. GEO. WOLF. Foreman
Ge, 11. Baker, Abraham Plank,
Ilebry A. Meals. 'Jonas Rebert,
Samuel Shorb, 'Wm. L. Thomas,
Noah D. Snyder. Philip Myers,
Daniel A. Sell, Wnr.
Jeremiah M. Rowe, Peter li. Smith.
John Diehl, Philip A. Myers.
I 1. P. Topper.
henry Isucher
Jacob liriAe.
fienrge Send.
NOTICE
IS hereby given that application has
been made to the Court of Common Plean of Adams
aunty. far the charter of the - YORK SPRINGS BUILD
INK ASSOCIATION" and the Third Monday of January,
next, has been fixed for the hearing of the'satfle, when if
no sufficient reason le shown to the contrary said ap
plication will be granted.
J. A. RATZMILLER, Prothfy.
Nor. 27.-3 t
I T IS E 'CFI CE
EVER OFFERED TO AGENTS !
One or two days' time will secure n good Sewing Ma
chine. Watrh, Silk Dress. RerOver, or 80310 other et tide
of equal Talus, FREE OF COST :
Agents wanted everywhere, male and female, :Tor the
Lest One Dollar l'awntireker's Sale in the country. Send
for zircular. • S. C. TllO ErsbN CO.,
No. '27-4a 30 llanorer street, Boston, Mass.
THE RICHEST MAN IN THE WORLD
EITRACT OF A LETTER PROM MAIoN SOLOMON ROTESCNILD
Paws, Bth April, 1 K 4,25 Rue Fauby,i,t.llonore
Will you be kind enough to have forwarded tome here
-200 boi ties of your Indim Liniment: it you will send at
the same time the acrount,l will forward you the amount
through Messrs. BELHOST & Co., New Yo•k.
BARON SOLOSION ROTHSCHILD having recommended to
many of his friends Major LANE'S LINIMENT, and they
being il, siroun to procure it, be should advise him to
establish a depot in Paris.
THE INDIA_N LEcritE.,"r,
as a relief, ever ready ; as a killer of vain. taken Inward
Iv, or ontwaraiy applied, has no equal. For the relief and
cure of Rheumatic and Neuralgic .11ffectimu, Sprains.
Bruises, dc., it t ie 'unequalled. It is alsoinoet efficacious,
taken Inwardly, in the cure of Cholera, Cramps and Pains
in the Stomach. Diarrhoea. Dysentery, Cholera Mort ms.
Cholera infata tuns. &c., and Is without exception the most
wonderful Panacea the world affords. No family should
be without it. Every TRAVELER by land or sea should
have a bottle. MINERS and FARMERS residing at a
distance from Physicians should keep it constantly on
hand In case of Accident,. and sndden 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 D6MIIB Barnes k Co., 21 l'ark Row, New
York; Gale & Robinson, 186 Greenwich at., New York;
F. C. Wells k Co.. 192 Fulton et., New York; Charles N.
Crittenden, 38 6th Ave., New York; and by respectable
Druggists throughout the world. None genuine unless
signed by JOHN Time. JANE, and countersigned by .1. T.
LANE & CO., Proprietors, 163 Broadway, New York.
wend for Circular. (Nov. 27.-4 t
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
THE TRUE REMEDY AT LAST DISCOVERED. UP
HAM'S FRESH MEAT CURE, prepared from the
formula of Prof. Trousseau of Paris, cures Conimmptlon
Lung Diseases, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Marasmus,General
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 besting remedy of the age. $1 a
bottle, or six bottles for $5. Sent by Express. Sold by
S. C. UPIIASI, N 0.25 South Eighth at „Philadelphia. and
principal Druggists. Circulars sent free. NOV. 27.--kt
VASSAR COLLEGE FOR !-
YOUNG LADIES
The Trusteetfof this Institution, desiring to extend the
benefits of Mr. Vassar's munificent gift IG)r the better
education of young women, will admit, It any time in
the Collegiate year,. students prepared to join t'ollege
classes, charging expenses only from the date of their
reception. Terme low; great facilities for education.
such as Cabinets, Art Gallery, Library, Musical Conserva
tory, &c. For circulars containing full information, ad
dress . _ J. N. SCI101:1,
Nov. T.-4t
THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST !
HARVEST IS OVER!
TILE TIELD•IS GREAT! •
PROSPERITY ABOUNDS!
WINTER Id COMING!
' AND NON 19 TUB TINA TO TALI
Moore's Rural New-Yorker
THE GREAT TOWN Als'D COUNTRY WEEKLY!
T ,
HE RURAL le the Leading and Largest Circulating
Newspaper of its Class on the Continent,—emperior
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Evening Performance—Admission to all parts of the
House, 25 cents; Children under ten, 15 cents.
Nov. 13, 1867.-3 t.
Patent Gum Scrubber.
rrliE advantages of the Scrubber
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The undersigned having the above Scrubbers In use, do
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answering the purpose B,r which they are Intended.
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ISRAEL YOUNT, J. C. BURNS,
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UNTIL farther orders, the "OET
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or bueinees mid drill EVERY WEREESDAY EVENING,
at 7H o'clock and ht Puns. PUN the THIRD. SAWS.
DAY - of each month at 10 o'clock, A. M.
By order of the Captain,
Oct. 9..-tt WM. B. Winn, 0
-ESTRA.r.,
CAM to the premised of the undersigned InTramilton
ban towfiship, shccit te Let of ctober, a
MOUT' BTEEK, about on
twz yzersh O
old,' red and white
-potted. without special ,
notified to prove property, pay
ADAM
end, e.hla
.
away. - ADAM NIIINIXLMIt.
-Nov. 20.-3 t
. Fer Sale Cheap.
A NICE HONE, 28 to 30 ACRES
..cx, of tw o . 161111.100dd brindhilKinin con&
older, one WU tem TranieTOWNl 11 W ro c A t it.
gunprosirtr.
lb Kr
SPe6l4 - 06UrtH
NOT/cat is her' bby glien that a
SPWIAL collo his Pow' ordered by the Judges
at the Cottle of Adults ftsa4, for the trial of cosies in
common Phoe,oet Mader, the Wt day of December nest.
Parties, witnesses, Jaren, atoll aU others interested, are
requiredttin attendeaceist 10 o'clock in the ihrenoon
of said day.. PHILIP HANN, Sheriff.
Sheriff s o Gettysburg, HOT. 20.-tc
.:REGISTER'S; NOTICES.
VOTICE heieby given to all
1..• Legatee, and ether :peptone concerned that the
Admintatratien Acconnts bereloafter mentioned will be
presented at the Orphans' %tart of Adams county, for
oonfirinatlon and 'Rowans's, on MONDAY, the 9th day
of DBCBMBBII, 1887, at 10 o'clock, A. M., via:
88. The first and Anal account of Jonas B. Orner, Ad.
miaistrator of Jao:CW.Bbellasesui, deceased.
89. The second and final account of Samuel Bowan,
Execrator of Margaret Bowera, deceased.
90. The account of Win. Nadler, Administrator of the
estate bf Lydia Sadler, deceased.
91. The tint account of Borah Gilliland and Troderick
Quickel, Administrators of datOnel Gilliland, deceased.
92. The Arst and Anal .account of James IL Marshall,
lag., Administrator of the estate of Herbert MeOlaugh
lin, deceased ,
W. D. HOLTZWORTH, Register
Nov. 20—tc
JURY LIST.
SPECIAL COURT-DECEMBER 9, 1857
Tyrone. Emanuel Sniveler, Jacob C. Pittenturf.
Straban. John Brinkerhoff, Franklin Osborne, Isaac F.
Brinkerhoff.
Cumberland. George Bushman.
Hamiltonban. James H. Marshall.
Mountpleasant. Jacob Melhoni, Chas. Bernier.
Franklin. John Cole, Samuel Bother, Jacob Oyler.
Oxford. John Haines, Edmund Gitt.
Conowago. Michael Little, Adam Diller.
Menallen. Henry Grist, John Peters.
Huntington. Win. B. Gardner, Barnhart Gardner, Geo.
A. Peters. •
Liberty. John Kemper.
Gettysburg. Daniel F. Pitteuturc Jacob Benner.
Germany. William Battens.
Reading. George Brown, Thomas N. Dicks.
Union. Pius Unger.
Freedom. Milton T. Hese.
Latimore. George 8. Ficitel, Joel.Grieet.
Highland. Jacob Plank.
Butler. Henry Lower.
oedjoy. Levi Schwan'.
Berwick bor. Wm. Bittinger.
Hamilton.- Hamilton King,
Dissolution, of Partnership.
T"partnertiiip existing between
the undersigned, tinder the name of A. COUZAN
CO.. has been dissolved }y mutual consent. The boldne s s
of the firm can be settled, on application to either of th
undersigned.
Our sacceseors—Coseet k OCIIIITEE are commended to
the patronage of our friends. '
A. COBEAN,
J. S. CRAWPORD.
Gettysburg, Ruv.13.40
YOTlCE.—Letters of Administra
t ion on the estata of Groans Yens. late of Hamil
ton township. Adams county. Pa., deceased, having been
granted to the undersigned residing in Reading twp., he
hereby gives notice to in pers.nui indebted to said estate
to call and make imMetilite payment and those having
claims against the same will present them properly au
thenticated for settlement. DAVID YOHE,
Oct. 30.-43 t Adrift..
VOTlCE.—Letters of Administra
.L.l lion on the Watt of FRCItZRICE STOCIALZGTX, Litt
of Franklin township, Adams county, Pa., deceased, hav
ing been granted to the undersigned residing in the same
township, they hereby give notice to all persons indebted
to sa id estate to call and make immediate payment and
those-having claims against the same will present them
properly authenticated fur settlement.
A. P. STOCKSLY.GF.R,)
Adru'rs
I. J. tiTOCHLV.O.KR, f •
Oct. 33.-6 t
Fr HE partnership heretofore existing
I,,twa.qt tba do designed under 'be Sun of OAHU
Nita k BROTHER, of Petersburg, Y. S., tg hereby dis
sul-ed.
All persons indebted t i Raid firm, will please make
payment, without •ielity. Either partner is authorized
to use the name of the firm in the se , tiement of the bu
iciness. .1. A. Ci A RDNER,-
ITAVING disnosed of my stock of
MerLbandoie to ileum Hartman S z.dler, and
in retiring from a successful hardness care or al nearly
e i g d i k e h years, 1 hereby return my grater!' acknow
leriternente to - my friends and customers for their liberal
patronage. and cheerfully recommend Co their generous
encouragement, my successor., Messrs. llartnian A Sad
ler 7 . A. GARDICEIL.
April 18. 1887 —tf
itarriages, liarttoo, &t.
NEW FIRM!
AT THE OLD STAND.
[I36TABLISIIED IN 1.1i]7.3
I hate aasochited with me,ln r witness. my son. Jonie .
MCCREARY, under the firm and style of D McCataar
k Soa. and I dealt° to say to my oldfrienils and the pub
lic generally that. since the 'ear, the manufacture el
Sad Iles, ilaruessa.Collars, etc, has been rerived at the old
estaLtislied and well known atand on Baltimore Street.
one square south of the Court House. Gettysburg. Ps.
Haring had an experience of 40 years in this establish
ment, 1 feelassurgi, that, with reuewesl attention to bum
loess, we can still further merit and t ec mt., a full share
of public patronage
Feb.I,I.SBU
With i nereased facilities for conducting our business,
we are better prepared than ever to satisfy the wants of
all those who may need anything in our line. We espe
cially call the attention of Variners and others to the
superior quality of our
Plainor -Quilted Seat Horn Side Leathers.
Saddles, . Haines. all kiwis. with o
Plain or Quilted Seat no without fastenings,
Horn, Housings,
Plain or Quilted Seat Side Scotch Collarp(leattier),
Saddles, '• (ticking),
Plait or FancySaddleCloths No Seam Cohan,
Wagon Saddles, Best Welt Harness Collars,
Biding Bridles, of all klnds,P a ta n t Leather Collars
fair or black, rounded or • stitched or nastitched,
flat, Best Leather Wagon Whips
Martingales, -4, 4 1 4 and 5 feet long,
Carriage Raines', allstyles,Pl,:itecrTeata Whips,
silver or black mounted, Trotting Whftis,
fleavy Draft Barnes, Ladies' Hiding Twigs,
Blind Bridles, Whip lashes,
Girths, florae Blankets, &c.,&c
Cruppers,
Io short,everything that pertains to a first class genera
horse furnishing establishment constantly on hand or
made to order promptly, of the very best material, and
by the molt experienced workmen in the country. (two
having worked in this establishnientfor the last thirty
years.)
Ware now manufacturing an excellent let of Heavy
Draft and Harness Collars for those a ho prefer our own
to city made work.
Repairing ofall kinds doneat short notice and on roe.
amiable terms.
All are cordiallyinvitedto call and examine for them
selves as oar Work cannot fail to recommend Itself.
Feb. I.lBB6—tf. DAVID MCCREARY & SON.
NEW SADDLER SHOP.
ON "the Hill," Baltimore Street, Gettysburg, PL—Con
etantly on hand, of made to order, all kinds of
RIDING SADDLES,
WAGON SADDLES,
CARRIAa HARNESS,
DRAUGHT HARNESS,
RIDING BRIDLES,
BLIND BRIDLES,
COLLARS,
tLY NETS, (to
u low as the lowest
May 29, 1887.—tf.
CARRI&GBIIMEING RESUMED
The war being:oeer, the undersigned hare resumed the
13ARIIIAGE-MAILING BUSINESS,
at their old. !Mindy In Bast Middle street, Gettysburg,
where they Cr. again prepared to put op work in the
mast fashionable, substantial, and superior manner. A
lot of new and second-hand
R. S. PA.X.TON
on hand, which they will dispose of at the lowest prices,
and all orders will be supplied as promptly and Retinae-
Intik,' as possible..
done with dispatch, and at cheapest rates.
A. large lot of new and old EIARN4BB n hand for male.
Thankful for the liberal pattottage heretofore enjoyed
by them:they solfe4 and will endeavor to deserts a large
share in the future.
May 29.-tf
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES
Are Pow building a variety of COACH WORK of the
lateet and most approved styles, and constructed of the
bat material, to width they invite the attention of buy
ers.,Having built tam work with great care, and of ma
buril selected with Special reference to beauty, of style
and durability, j we: can con fi dently recommend the work'
as unsurpassed by any other in or out of the, cities. All
we ask is an inspection of our work, to convinceithosa fn
wont of any kind; of a vehicle that this is the' place to
ha! thorn. '
Air la every brooch done at short notice
and on reaeonabla ferias,
-
Clive us a call at our Factory, near the corner of Wash
ington and Cbainbersburg streets, Gettysburg, Pa.
June 12 1867.--tf
REAT , cONOWAGO .
1 0;0001B11801111.8 OF WHEAT itI I4 TX6
-
he nn d srsined having remodeled and improved'
his mills near New Chester, (formerly called "Walnut.
Grove," but now .11)reet Conowago le) is prepared
to do all kind' Orem* in his line with unusual disimitch.
•• tlearmareliband, for sale or exchange the L very best
QUlLlities of Boner, Ixtra, and Family /WWI, also Rye,'
COn and Buckwheat /kw, with every variety of Chop
and all of wheat; •
Banding *BMW attached, he is prepared to saw.
allkinds.Viumbar,s4 the shortest lootioe. A fanner Su,
loved of lumber W:lbutr, an put a log Spon weellyi
'throw_ 11 , fuer btiebeis of wheat on. the top, have th e ',bast
'escklndlud'ibi Lair '
.and the log tiawdd, thus sestng
,
Ldealitio=" l l - 11413/00001' as new and pennon m .
alVain thong
elks best Oftnirkmati, he will &Ns to point
Ono b M
ody. • ama for gilt f* yore h hiril l git o *Ok w
unman, of blo
New Sod ,186Y.-Iy. ! • ;
'gnat
TRAVERSE JURORS
[Nov. 13, 1967.-te
DISSOLUTION.
J. W. GARDNER
DAVID McCREARY
J. M. ROWE
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, AU.,
OrREPMRING4Fte
DANNER & ZIEGLER
TATE as CULP
Ostatt !
A DES IRA BILE •
TOWN PROPERTY
AT PRIVATE SALE.
THE undersigned offers. at Pilule
8010, the old DOBBIN DWELLING, at the junetkon
of the Taneytown mad Iltomittsburg roads, In th &borough
of Gettysburg. Thh• house is substantially built, of stone,
and contains, twelve large roma. There hi • strong
never-filling Spring of first rate water in the basement
apd 1% Acres, of Land connected with it, The location
id a very pleasant we. and with &little additional outlay'
this could be made one of the most comfortable and de.
sirable homes in the borough or Its vicinity.
Nov. 13,1c67-ti JOHN UPP.
P UBLIc BALE OF
FINE TIMBER LAND
The mlbscriber will eel] at Public Bale on &Magog the
7th day of Deceeskr west, sell o'clock, A. J., on the pro
mises, five lotsof TIMBER, heavily wooded with Chest
nut and Rock Oak, situated in Umuiltimban township,
and lying on the public road leading from Munshower s
Tavern to the Cold Sr ring. The Lots will be ii. ".in
parcels of from Ito 13 ACRES each.
l'hls is a rare opportunity of buying the BEST TIMBER
IN THE MOUNTAIN, which can easily and cheaply be
gut to market. ' The land formerly belonged to David
Mickley, and adjoins lands of William Douglass, Peter
Henry, Measrs. Strasbaugh and Moritz and others, and la
very desirable in every respect.
ttenda rice will be given and terms made known
on day of sale by • TOBIAS B. OOPS&
rt. Comptler copy. [Nov. 13.-ts
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT PRIVATE SALE
The subscriber will sell his VALUABLE BARM, in
Cumberland township, Adams county, Pa., containing
THREE HUNDRED ACRES.
The Impro;emente are good, a large BRICK HOUSE,
Switzer Barn, Wagon Shed, Corn Crib, Carriage donee.
&c. The land la all Granite lon, and in a good state of
cultivation.
THIS IS ONE OP THE BEST WHEAT AND GRASS
FARMS . IN TEE COUNTY,
and wenld answer well for a Dairy. There are three wells
of never-failing water, and a running stream through the
larni. furtdshiug never-Jailing water in nearly all the
fields.
The farm will be sold in part of 100 and 200 Acres, to
suit purchasers.
I will also sell my DWELLING HOUSE, on Chambers
burg street, Gettysburg, which is a very desirable pro,
perty.
.16. Any person wishing to view the properties will be
shown them by the subscriber, living in Gettysburg.
Oct. 23, 1867.-a McCUILDY.
VALUAI3I 4 E TANNERY
AT PRIVATE SALE
The subscriber, wishing ti give up the Tanning bassi
nee., offers at Pr rate Sale, his valuable TANNERY.
situate on South Baltimore street, Gettysburg, Pa., in
cluding Brick Beam Shop with 1 pdol, 2 limes, and six
handlers: Brick Currying Shop; Brick and Frame Bark
House; 38 lay-away Vats on the yard, with 8 Leeches
and room to add any additional number—constant run
ning Spring water, never-failing, in tan-yard and shops.
This Tannery is located in a region where good Bark is
abundant at reasonablepricee. Possession oftbe Tannery
will be given to the purchaser immediately. if desired,
with a snpply of bark to run it.
There is besides a large Two-story BRICK DWELLING
on the property, s ith Spring House,Scooke House, Wood
stied, Earn, Corn Crib, Wagon Shed and other outbulld
lugs, with s well of wirer and also hydrant at kitchen
with running water through Spring House. There
is a variety of best quality of growing Grapes and Fruit
on the premises. The property Is in good condition, and
in every respect a toast desirable residenca and business
stand,
Also, will Le eold, A LOT OP 011017 ND adjoining a
bove. containing 11.', Acres. mos or less, with an Apple
Orchard and a firm-class Spring and Elatbing .Establisto
went on It.
Also, A LOT OF GROUND, on the Emmitteburg road,
no-half mile from town, contaiding 8 Acres, which the
,nrctnwer ea LI- also hate, it desired.
sks_Pervons desiring to view the premises or ascertain
urther particulars, will [address the suLiscriber, residing
Gettysburg. Pa. JuLIN WINEIIItiNNEft.
'dept. ls.—tf
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
OFFERED FOR SALE
The undersigned of to sell. at Private Bate, the fol
%et ng Keel Estate at ',Yew Oxford, entire, or in puts .r
arcels to suit purchasers:
No. I.—Half an Acre of Ground, front
ng on the turnpike, with the improvements thereon,
ur the lest 22 years the huirsteitii of the undersigned.
No. 2.—A lot containing a quarter of
-xi Acre, with the improrethents thereon, adjoining the
01111v,r.
No. 3.—A lot of Ground adjoining New
)1;.a:1 on the east, whereon is erected the building of
he NEW OXFORD INSTfTUTR, and laid out In 38
Bu tidtaq Gds, containing one-fourth elan Acre of mend
act, mooting the turnpike and High :Street, and extend
the town emtwar.l
No. 4.—Five lots of Ground, contain
ing together IC-SE - re... mute or le, close to New Oxford,
awl fronting on the turnpike leading to York—e•ery
lot accetiolole (rum the turnpike.
The Property is all in. a prime state of cultivation.—
Persons intending to locate at cur increasing and pros
iering town are invited to call, make their choice, and
iffier their Gida-.-which will ba accepted it not too tar be
ow the common market prices here, YOR I WILL SELL.
M. D. G. PFEIEFEII.
New Ox Sept. 4,1667.-..3m* •
PUBLIC SALE OF
TOWN PROPERTY
The undersigned will sell at Public Sale, on. Saturday
the 7th day of Decenther next, at 2 o'clock, P. Y., his two
Ty BRICK 110128 E with back-building attached, situ
ated In the borough of Gettysburg. on the 31ummashurg
r.,ad, and adjoining the lot of William Btrinour, Jr_ on
the w,t and Peter Culp on the tatst. There is a good
weatharboarded one-story Shop, and good Lox Stable on
the lot also a good well of water. The lot is in excellent
condition, and has ou it a considerable number of fine
Pea^ll trees.
Persons desiring to seethe property, will be shown the
premises by Joseph bible, Agent.
SI-At teindince will be g,iren and terms made known
on day .Seale by WILLIAM. STEI!OUR.
Nos. 13.-3tft
Punic SALE OF , VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY
On 1% ridgy Me 12th of December went, ail° o'clock, .4.. V.
The undersigned willaell at Public Fate. at his reel
Bence about one and a half miles from the Two Taverns.
the road leading to Horner's Mill, the following value
:le Personal Property, to wit:
2 II Eh D OP HORSES, one a Stallicin 4 years old, 2 M nob
Cows. 3 head of young Cattle,! Ohio and Ruckeyeßeaper
and Mower, (se'fraker,) Threshing Machine, with rud
gearing and doable-shaker, Patent Hay Rake, (Columbia.)
brain Drill, Corn Sheller, Winnowing Milt, .13road.tread
Wagon, Plows, Harrows, Shovel P wee, Corn Forks, G ears,
and a great variety of other articles.
tn.& credit of 15 months will be given on all pur
chases over Ave dollars. EMANUEL TERSER.
Nur. -ti
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT
PRIVATE SALE
The undersigned will sell at Private Sale, on very ad
vantageous terms, his valuable Farm. situate in High
land township, Adams county, about five miles from Oet
tysburg, containing 240 ACRES, more or lees, of which
from 70 to 80 ACRES are in heavy Timber. The Improve
ments are large and convenient. There is a largeamount
of Meadow on the Farm, which is second to none iu the
township as a Fruit farm. It can be conveniently divid
ed to make two Farms. W.M. WILSON.
Aug. 25.-3m*
FARMS FOR SALE
I will sell the Farms,
No. 1. Lying on the Harrisburg
and Gettysburg toad between York Springs and Eleidiers.
burg, containing 121 ACRES, with Improvements, now
occupted.by James Miller. Price ,25 per acre.
No. 2. Lying on the Carlisle and
New Oxford road, between lleidierstrurg and New °hea
ter, containing 145 AOItES, with good improvements
now occupied by Geerge J. Shank. Price I,6C . per sere.
Terms: One half to be paid on the delivery of the
deed; the balance to snit the pnrchaaer. either In cub
or in first Judgment Bonds of not less than it2oofor No.l,
and. $4OO for No. 2, to b., paid annually with interest.
to-These farms are patented, lie handsomely and have
been limed. W.F. BONNER.
May 29, 1867.-tf
FOR SALE,
A Valuable MERCHANT MILL,
LS BARK MILL and SAW MILL, with 40 ACRES
OF LAND. Known as "Sandoe'a Mill," on Mandl Lreek,
in Adams counts , Pa., 4 miles northeast from Emirate•
burg, and 6 miles southwest from Gettysburg, ail in good
order, water power heavy, and in a good grain country.'
ALSO--
One other MILL, known se "Hollinger'e Mill," with
60 ACRES OPLAND, one mile from Abbott/down, on
the Hanoeer turnpike. All ii good order.
1861.-tf
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Q ' FOR LOTS FOR SALE.
O LOTS convenient for pasturage br cultivation,
west of the Theological Seminary. and adjoining Lots of
Dr. S S. Sclunncker and of Judge Ziegler are offered at
Private Salo. Bach contains about Ave axial. They will
be sold together or separately. Apply to
Nov 6—ft . 1). McOols/ALIGIIY.
.•
P RIVATE SALE.
The undersigned intending taleave the neighborhood,
will sell at Private Sale, We two ISRICH BUILDINGS,
situated on the Alain street in Bendeniville—one a nice
home; the other a Store Boom and Work Shop. Terms
easy. Enquire of the undersigned.
WM. A. ELDEN.
Sandersville, Aug. El, 4
FOR SALE:—A . Choice FARM,
in a high state of cultivation; 281 A 0111111; 100
bushels of Lime to the acre ; 80 Acres . In Timber. large
Bea Urn siud Brick Dimillagi plenty of Yrett:,tc.;
miles west from Gettysburg.
One other m,' desirable fAltiCeontainintl26 ACRES
28 Bores in ,Trintalk; buildiags wood; Adjoin Ban
doe's Mill property 0 miles' south from Gettyptr , ,f . $2O
per Acre wlUbny this farm. - GBO. A• i• ILD.
August 9, 1307:- -tf •.% .
ri II 0 WESTERN' PitE4IIIPTION
LANDS.—I have several Tracts of chojee
W es tern PRE-EMPTION WOE, good location*, near
Railroads, County Toweihko s .ln leeltArettled oeighbor
bows, which, I will ezetkerip it 11 , 16 k price for real es
tate In Adatiti(ocreety. - • .1
Aug. 1867.—tt GEORGE ARNOLD..
FIRST CLASS 14.11: - •
Al': PRIVATE BALE,
W ithin two miles of Gettysburg, on the Harris
burg road„ with all necellallg iNar°v einen %
, and in prime order. I will sell fro 100 to 1
Acres, to suili-ptunhiseri. !Reitria*sisonable•—
'per furthfOutotMstionf ,apply_ttS,
Ott
WlBLi ts
Sept. Vitt Gettysburg,' .
.r. , -:~ .: :y
fro foot If Olianrs, &c.
FAHNESTaCK BROS.
NEW FALL STOCK,
DRY GOODS,
MERINOES,
ALPAC AS,
DELAINES,
CLOTIIS, CASSIMERES, JEANS,
CARPETS, a large stock and Tarp cheap
SUAWLS, all kinds and prices
BLANKETS, very Cheap
QUEENSWARE, the largest stock in the. county and
11AlltiWARZ and Saddlery, in all its branches, at the
GROCERIES, of kinds
RON AND NAILS,
Will sell 000113 at price!! DURUM coxtrtmor. Give
as a call and examine our stock
SIGN OF THE RED FRONT.
Oct. 2, 1567. tf
FRESH ARRIVAL
DRY GQODS
FALL & WINTER WEAR
A. SCOTT & SON
MERINOS, all styles.
DELAINES, all styles.
CALICOES, all styes.
MUSLINS, all grades.
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES
• f an et} Ins and quality.
Persons wanting good. Goods
and good Bargains,
45r Should not fall to go to the Store of
A. SCOTT t SON,
Chaniberebnrg street, 2d Square,
Oct. 9.1567. Gettysburg. Pa
NEW FAIL & WINTER
E. HITESHEW
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
GROCERIES,
QUEENSWARE,
HARDWARE,
BOOTS; SHOES AND HATS.
I call the attention of my customers and the com
munity to my large stock of goods, I am now offering at
lower rates than they have been since the war and at
prices which cannot fail to strike the purchaser as cheap.
With every facility for purchasing goods at as low fig
ures as any in the trade, I am also prepared to meet com
petion on low prices from any and all quarters.
Prompt conformity to the lowest market prices is my
established rule.
Peteribiarg,(T. 5.,) Oct. 9,1567.-1 y
ORNAMENTAL TOYS.
lIAS just. received :from Philadelphia the largest,
best and cheapest assortment of
ALBUMS
ORNAMENTAL TOYS,
FANCY CARD DE VISITES,
FRUITS, CONFECTIONS, s
AND NOTIONS OF ALL KINDS,
eye'r opened in Gettysburg. Call at his store do Balti
more at., opposite Pahnestocks' Store. (Sept. IS, 1887.- t
NEW
SEGAR STORE - .
rptig tanderidgned announces to the citizens of Getty.-
/ burg and the vicinity, that he hat just opened a
NEW SEGAR STORE,
IN GETTYSBURG.
•
Re will keep on hand the beet BRANDS, and will mans
fathers for general rata throughout-the away. He nil
sell at the lowest living prices, and at wholesale and re
tell
He is also the agent for the EkbmoNi, (Ta:,) Tobacco
Works, and will sell their Chewing Tobacco, at whole.
Wend retail.
His Store ix in Chambersburg street, a half square
wes of the Eagle Hotel Hotel, on the south side.
WASHINGTON DIISHBOWER:,
SW. 25,130.—5 ens
Jr
LADIES' FANCY
FUR S !
QXORGE ARNOLD
JOHN, FARE-IRA'S
Old Zotabillhod P 1 R Manuthetory,
No, 'llB AMU s TRIM &Dor? 7tiffMII4II.IIWEIIA.
ATII now in atom dm, own Importation and Man.
H
nbotiite, op* of the Urgent and mat tomutifta es
Inatome of •
far Ladled' sal Children% Wear intim City. M o,a fine
aseortaisen of Gentle Ear Moves and Odium
I am enabled to dispose of my good. at very reuonoblo
primbio
omai
dancamma I mon* -thtyere by*cinity make • a ea from my
Molds f Aand
4inieffdief i4i NbiabOlainbar and BOW I
' ' • ' JOHN r
No. 71$
X
Palm - wale M
n bar
111114fv2 Dr2ll4tribf, tux man s To A3 4.4za
m% .
have just rer.alved their
the largest in the county—oonststlng of
POPLINS,
MUSLINS,
GINGHAMS,
FLANNELS,
CALICOES,
&c., &c., &c.,
in every variety
very cheep
lowest market rates
OILS AND PAINTS
FOR
AT THE STORE OF
THEIR STOCK C(ENTSISTS OF
GOODS.
now receiving a lsrge stock of
JOHN M. WARNER
TOILET SETS,
FANCY FUItS,
gig Sado, fans, *c.
A NEW STOCK
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
J. C. ZOUCK & SON'S,
We banjos"; returned front the Ofty whore anbeiNglag
a very large and well selected stock if goods euttakkeir
our lbe under is late decline. Our Week eauldli to
part of Plain all Wool DoLatuse. °halite Datum% Os&
cow, Plaids, Bleached and unhkache=
alll 4=6.
lo m t of , Oottualdes, Kentucky Jena,
Ladles' Bklmoral
Shoes. °situp, plain and Wood Morocco
A completetetwent of Groceries at low rates, Kw&
ware st.. as Iron, Spring, Mew, Illbew and OM
Steels, ReneShoeNli one Moe Bar, Sail Bode, Ism
wend Iron, Neils, lkas, Shovels. spuds aid indta,
Door Locks, Pad , e
Latches, Maga, acceers, Table
and Pocket Ontlery, Grindstones, Pinta. Mk, Glass,
Putty, Ac., Ohlna and gownsman by the sans
We Invite the public to give as • can end ezandne oar
stock Dolby' mrchadog elestafere as we are dstarnaholl
to sell. Thankful for put parronage we hue to melt
the mown the future.
June 12, 1111r.-dm J. O. ZOUCK • 808.
GOODS FOR
FALL & WINTER
IF YOU WANT
CHEAP CASSINETTS,
CHEAP MOHAIR LUSTRES,
CHEAP SHAWLS,
CHEAP CARPETS,
All New and the Latest Styles,
DUPHORN IiOFFItAN,
N. W. Cor. of the Square
Sept.l3, 1867,—tt
J. L.. SCHICK
HAS JUST RECEIVED
A SPLENDID STOCK OF
DRY GOODS
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
MERINOES,
POPLAIN S,
WOOL DELAINES,
ALPACAS,
COBURGS,
and PLAIN and FANCY GOOODS of
all kinds, which he is selling CHEAP
ER THAN EVER. Call at
S. W. Corner.ok Public Square,
Gettysburg, Pa:
Sept. 25, 1867.-tf
E. HITESIIEW
F INE FANCY FURS.
CHAS. A. HERPICH,
497 Broadway &37 Maiden Lane, N. Y.
FURS,
Offen hie large and well silected stock of anoints, in all
stylea, at lowest manufacturer's prices.
Highest price paid
Bend for circular
MILLINERY.
_M R 6: LO U TATE
•
RESPECTFULLY informs her Mends and
the public generally, that she haa Just returned
from the city with
BONNETS, HATS, &C.,
In the Mlllinpry line, and that , she is prepared to make
and repair BONNETS, HATS, &c:, in the most Salts
able styles. '
1 9 .Her placed business le in Dr. T. T. Wee new
Cottage fn Chambersburg street, Gettysburg.
Nov. 8.-2 Me
Millinery& Mantua Making.
BARBARA SETTER AND RBBZICA A. BIRK
sars started the Millinery said Mantswishing
H
trades, in Clhambersbure street, hi the rearofirteles•
Store, and invite the Wise of town and country to site
them • call. No effort will be spared to render "Me
lion in stag case. Plain Sewing and Stitching ale?
done. rffettyeburg,Nov.lll, 1107.4 et
H I UNTERSTOWN
MILLINERY.
ROSIE M. MONFORT
tu AS returned from the City with an amortmewt of
.1-1. the West styles of
•
BONNETS & HATS,
neadyinadei BONNETS always on hand.
Ladles' Blank Cape and Usad.drsoue made and br orb ,
Bathers cleaned and marled equal to new.
AU wort pn the 311111nerf line done at Mimi settee.
°dad , lid7-11m
NY•person bending BO zenta etteloeed and two Amapa
k r mown postage, win mottos Hook, bound,.
coutaintog 'teal env
_ed ported* at,igt Ow , 111111tWerr
Berea (Nadas and boi t t fitalionotiw nif
the MOW. States, tram 4- 1.4.,
present time, with the Antogoplhot - awn diai7loo,
tors, where hero, prise pal ebantetweindoo, PoNtiekket.
R a ms Ihke7egh,ls emote onel tlol • •
.
MASON • , .49 On ZIA
Nov. 134* it t nr 110, V W**
13:g
iitzw oirotai, nmei.
18 6 7.
CHEAP CLOTHS,
CHEAP CASSIMEEES,
CHEAP MERINOS,
CHEAP ALPACAS,
CIIEAP COBURGS,
• CHEAP DEUMIB,
CHEAP BLANKETS,
CHEAP TNOTIONS,
CHEAP QUEENSWARE,
GO TO
lIIPORTYR, /SUICEI7MITUBZR
and
)81EIPPER Op
BLIPPING rugs
I Dem. li, 11101.-17
THE LATEST STYLES OF
Something gsefal.