Janual7
ight ,eta
6Felitysburg,
lAIICAIL
THANKS. —Ol
turn their thank
and Beatiner
given to them o)
•
PRKACHING.—Rev. JOHJAHMON, of
Kittanning, Pa., will preach i the United
Presbyterian Church, in -tili! place, next
Sunday morning, at 10} o'cloc
RESLINED.--Rev. J. /t.. &Llama has re
*gifted the pastorship of the English Luther
.luo6k:inn:Ai at Kittanning, Ps, hit...EARNEST
is theNetwi-in-Law of Col. S. s lideCas•gr,
of this pliere..
notice the Phi iphia opera
that the firm of4t ,
Co., was dissolved by: mutuaß consent on
the let inert., Jicon A. GkalriMit Esq., and
Wx. WALvort retiring. .z;i
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ZOUAVE BALL—We arel knueated to
state that a Grand Ball will Ire oat As-.
vas's Hotel, in Middieto n, to-morrow
evening, (Jan. 9.) under the auspices of kid ,
for the benefit of the "FraUklin Zouave
Company."
CORRECTION. -
,The annouileement 'that
the barn of Mr. liaamEtALL,l in Franklin
township, recently destroyed ;by fire, was
insured in the hiummasburg :Company, i.
incorrect. There was,no inanhince in any
company, and the entire losa tills on the
owner. I
LARGE PORKERS.—Ex- S heriff WOLF,
of this place, last week, slitugtiter ed a hog
which weighed 570 pounds. _
Mr. Pirren Browen, of Righland town
ship, last week, slanghtersd.tWo hogs, six
teen months old, which weighed 467 and
484} pounds. -
125‘..We notice by the Lancaster papers
that Rev. W. V. Gorrw.tan, Pastor of the
2d Lutheran Church, (formerly of Emmitts
burg) was 'recently made the Irecipient of a
handsome, testimonial of regard by some of
his members, including a costly gold watch
and other articles , amounting to $250.
DEER SHOT.—On the thorning of the 28th
ult., three deer were shot in Buchanan n Val
loy, within a quarter of a_milejor each other,
(between lam Invin's residence and saw
Mill.) 5A3513E1 J. lkicKnntunx, of CH.1101.,
shot the first, a three-pronged buck ; his
brother, JOSEPH, the next, a faWn buck ; an.
ANDREW Nom. the next, the old doe
CHANGE —Messrs. WILLIAM M. Bin-
RAM, ALEXANDER COBEAN, and JAMES
BlawAm have purchased th eyWare-house
and Lot of Cum. and EAUNSHAW, on corner
Railroad and Washington streets, with cars,
do., for $7,500. and will carry on the produce
and forwarding business , under the name of
"Blawam it Co.
TOWN CLOCK.—The new Town Clock
has been put up and is now in, runditig or
der. The builder was Mr. J. D. CUSTER,
of ..Noqietovrn. The cupola Of the Court
house and clock faces have been re-painted
and re-fitted. The new Clock is furnished
by Mr. H. D. WATTLES, in fairllMent of the
pledge made by him in advance of his nom
ination and election as Couutyi Treasurer.
PROPERTY. SALES —Mr. JOHN LAU
VER has sold his property, in 4Texas," Su' -
ler township:to Mrs. 11.swrzita.—about 11
items of land, with improvements, at $1,630.
Mr.' Lauviert . has purchased! a farm from
Samuel HUMMER, in the same township
northwest or Middletown.
Capt. MCCURDY has sold 200 acres of his
farm, in Cumberland toafnahip, to John
HARTMAN, at .5,0 per acre.
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.—The' fol
lowing gentlemen were elected officers of
the Adams County Agrictiltulral Society oil
Monday last, viz :
President—Samuel Herbst.
Vice Presidents—J. S. Witherow, Wm. lac.
Sherry.,Recording Secretary-7E. G:yabnestock.
Corresponding .3e7 - ftary—q. J. S t able
Treasirer—,ls. Wills.
Mat agera —Wm. B. Wilson, Wm. Wible
Jonas Routzahn, J. H. McClellan, E. Pen.
rose.
THE TATHIA SPRINGS.;—The "Gettys
burg Springs Company," represented by a
party of capintliats in New York city, have
purchased from Mr. Ingwain the "Herr
property," on the Chamberaburg pike for
$55 per acre. The same parties some month
ago purchased the McPrtartsorr property,
and also part of the Woodland Adjoining from
Messrs. FARNEINTOCR. and - ErcuaLuERGEB.
We understand that the conipany making
these purchases have abundarttcapital, which
will be made available in 4eveloping the
Springs and bringing'the water into market
for medicinal purposes. The water is rapid
ly acquiring a reputation for curative proper
ties, and already there is a large demand for
it. The Company have leaSed . the Springs
from Mr. HARMAN, and by the above pur
chases control the grounds around them.
BOLD THIEVES.—On Saturday night
week, a gang of thieves visited the barn of Mr.
ham MUSSELILAR, near Fairfteld, and took
therefrom a string of sleigh is ; then went
to Mrs. T. A, MAISHA.LL'S, frOm which they
stole two strings of bells and set of harness .
As indicated by tracks in the snow, they
traveled in a wagon. A few days after, a
search warrant was procured; and the house
occupied by three brothers, named MYERS. at
"Hardscrabble," in Franklin 'county, search
ed, when the missing goods were found, with
some others stolen from Mr. Join - OonEN, a
week or two before. The thieves made their
escape into the mountain.—Cfompiter.
INJURED: On the nighfi of the 28th ult.,
as Mr. Jactlin BOOPNER, residing near
New Oxford, was returning to his home
from the residence of Mr. halo MILLER, near
Hanover, along the Gettysburg railroad, he
met with a painful accident. IThe night being
very dark, while crossing a fridge Over the
railroad, he missed the bridgei and fell to the
railroad, the distance of aborit eighteen feet,
bruising himself very severe' . lie was con
veyed to his home by Mr. I men, who was
attracted to th e biidge by t groans of the
wounded man, and medical aid procured.
BURNED TO DEATKI..--On the 31st ult.
ANN MAMA STRABBAttOiii aged 24 years;
daughter of CHLAILES S RABBAUOII, 0$
Hamiltonban township, Ntas burned to
death. The deceased was of 'weak mind.
and had been teMporarily left by herself In
the kitehen, wbge Mrs. STIy.IIEAUGEE went
to the barn to mlichWome cows, Mr. S. be.
i t
ing absent from home .. It supposed that
by some mestuulter elOthin took fire from
the kitchen stoic Upon th, return of the
!litany she was found tying 14m her face on
the door, dead, the clotbli entirely burnt
off her back.
DONATION VDU . . Prot *re
-1;- r i
sus, who is temporftril supplying,the
Presbyterian pulpit in this p lace . was oom
,
plimented on• Christmas ev by a visit from
a number of nieuthers of e Congreghtion,
who carried with them to na of personal
regard—the whole aggregating a handsome
and desirable "Christmas gift."
Rev. AP'. Bextuittaticort, the esteemed
Pastor ofBt, James' (Lutheran) Church, was,
honored ith a similar visit from members
of his oo on on New Years' iv, who
Mitt theil• appreciation of his person
al worth and ellielent pastels' serrkma by
handeonte donations.
101 t In both oases the donation' visits were made
without natintation or presioas notice—the
- regidelili betaNF taken b =Win.
:f _ !_
NEW YEARS' DAY.—The opening of the
New Year was duly honored on Wednesday
last in Gettysburg although a" fall of snow
the preceding evening, followed 'by soft
westher, made the streets anything but de-
Arable for pedistriatut. The! Nee 110344
were.cmt at an early hour and could be seen
wending theie.waythrough high-ways and
b.-ways, tddeliver their Now Years' carets
and receive in turn the • quarters" and
"halves"..over which they had been dream=
ing furlong weeks. In the afternoon most
of the. Lures and plicet of busines.t were
closed, while the Brass Band serenaded dif=
ferent parts of the town, and the `_Zonaves,
unmindful of slush and snow, went through
their accustomed drill and evolutions. At
night Agricultural Hall was brilliantly
lighted up fcir the Ball given by • the Band,
and music and dancing continued far into
the "wee hours of the morning." .
ntintl.
s ises.
us to re
tbs'"Star
reception
A special dinmir (provided by the citizens,
of the town,) was served up during the day
for the children of the ''National Home
stead," in their buildings on Cemetery Hill,
which was duly appreciated by these repre
aentatives of the nation's heroes. The fol
lowing card from the officers of the Institu
tion has been handed to us for publication :
Will the kind citizens of Gettysburg accept,
through the public press; tLe warm thanks of
the children, and those entrusted with their
• for their very acceptable offering on New
Year's day. The generous entertainment,
thus provided, wax; partaken with rare enjoy
ment. The tables were both abundantly and
tastefully.laid. Happiriess beamed from every
annlThg. healthy face, gathering anound.
Lieut. NORTON presided, with the usual assist
ants, to which was added, on this occasion,
Mrs. Dr. Holmes, of the Household Commit
tee for the Homestead. The day passed with
great pleasure, closing with the• distribution
of presents to the children from "The Lodge
of Good'Templars," No. 164, Williamsport,
Pa. To repeated thanks from those presiding,
for all contributing to so much enjoyment, is
added the orphans express wish and prayer
that equal ioppiness mapittend their many
f lends, both near and distant, as was con
ferred on them by the presents and kind re
membrances offered fur the "merry. Christ
mas" and "happy New Year."
TEMPERANCE - LECTURES.—Dr.
CHARLES JEWETT will deliver Lectures on
Teinperance in this county as follows, viz:—
In Gettysburg, on Friday and Monday even
ings, Jan. 10 and 13; Bendersville, Tuesday
evening, the 14th; Petersburg (Y. S.), Wed
nesday evening, the 15th ; and Littlestown,
Thursday evening. the 16th. Dr. JEWETT
.in the employ of the State Executive Com
mittee—has la . rge experience, and is repre
sented to be one of. the most effective lee
turers of the day. He has been canvassimt
lowa and we give an extract or two flow
papersin that State in reference to them:
'Of the many treats that our people have
tiad:in the way of lectures, that given by Dr.
lENvorr was among the richest. For th ,
Doctor's lectures were certainly rich—rich
n illustration, in logic. in argument, in in
formation calculated to make men better ac
quainted with themselves, to teach them the
iswe of their own health, to point out to
them how great a curse to their moral and
physical well-being is the use of alcdhode
stimulants. Independent Guardian.
"He is a genuine frcturer —a man of sci
ence. wit, bonhommie, earnestness, and inez
naustible good humor. Many an old friend
of total abstinence is compelled to say, after
;tearing him, that he has known can paza
lively nothing of the subject; a hundred lee
tares of the declamatory sort full far below
• ne of his in value."—Daccaport
NEW RAILROAD.—The Leoislature of
Maryland last year passed au Act incorpora
tang the "Frederick and Pennsylvania Line
Railroad." The preliminary surveys mad,-
looked to a lino entering Pennsylvania in
she neighborhood of Littlestown. The Freil
erick Examiner says that, memorials, nu
merously signed, are in circulation
the Legislature to authorize the corporate
authorities of Frederick to subscribe a smu
not exceeding 6'250,000 to the building of tae
road, and luither remarks:
"The first step to be taken, however, us
secure the success of the' proposed enter
prise, is to apply to the Legislature to have
she charter of the Frederick and Penroly:va
ida Line Railroad changed, so as to run n
mough Emmitasburg, and thence in direc
Lion of Gettvsburg. This shoved uu attend
ed do right away, and we trust our repre,en
native will take the matter in hand and have
•he necessary change made. It is needle s s
for us t i speak of tae immense advantage
we building of this read will tie to the c , atit
ey. A new impbtus will be given to Fred
erick.' All kin Is of business interests will
be advanced. The din of the work-situp
will grow louder ; improvements wilt spring
sip in every direction, and in a tea - year-
Frederick will rank among the most impor
tant inland cities in the country."
The aim of the parties pressing this new
nterprise is to secure a direct counnui,iva-
on with New—York. The Pennsylvania
ne once reached, the f , anch uses possesse ,
y the Gettysburg Railroad Company,
which authorize the builiiinz of a r,
rin.q the Pa., line to York or Columbin.)
would vecure a direct irlixte through, Penn
•ylvania, via Columbia, Readin2,
So., to New York, without the neeeisity u.
additional legislation.
SHREWD .—Commissioner Rotr.tas, in
reply to the resolution of the House making
inquiry as to why the project known as the
"Gettysburg Asylum for Invalid Soldiers" had
been exempted from special tax duty as a Lot
tery, says that the invariable rule of his De
partment, in the absence of .special intbrma-
titm, has been to remit the tax in favOr of
charitable enterprises on the endorsement g
a District Collector. In this. case, Collector
Jons H. DiEnt.of Philadelphia, had endorsed
the application for u.remission of the tax, and
the Commissioner, presuming it
.wus all right,
gave the certificate which is now published
by the' managers are au offic L ial accrediting of
their enterprise. We guess it was this letter
of credit the shrewd managers were after
rather than the tax exemption. .
ACCIDENT.- 7 0n the evening of the 24
inst., Wm. TAYLOR, employed at HENRY
AILTENBERGER'S steam saw Mill, in Frank
lin township, had his clothing caright by a
shaft, which wa-a making about 180 reVolu
t ions per minute, and Was carried around b •
it, forabout a minute before the mill could
be stopped. His feet and legs struck the
Wist aboVe and were severely injured, the
bores of his left leg being broken in several
places, and the flesh ,much lacerated. Thi.
velocity With which 'Mr. T. was whined a
round by the shaft was such. as to cause his
*As tote thrown violently from his feet,
one of them being thrown some distance out
of the mill. IYis amarirel that he was not
Instantly killed. Dr. Hunea r of this place,
assisted Dr. STEM amputated the leg. M r
TAYLOR, we miderstard, is.ina critical con
•lition. . •
DEATH OF KENTON • HARPER—The
Virginia papers announce the death of Gen.
KENTON HASPICIV OD Christmas night, aged
66 years. He was a son of Gnome KENTON
HARPER. of Chamhersburg, one of the early
proprietors of the "Franklin Repository,"
and a cousin `of ihe Senior editor of this pa
per. He acquired eansiderable prominence
in Virginia, , tb which Suite he went 'in early
life and for thirteen years conducted the
"Stanton Spectator." He held, from time
to time, numerous offices of profit and honor
in Virginia and under the Feder@ Govern
ment, and became a leading man In the State '
He served gallantly in the Mexican war, and
on the secession of Virginia he espoused the
Southern side, commanding the Virginia mili
tia at the taking of Harper's Ferry.
By, the way, we notice that in an •editorial
the last 'Repository," referring to its .de
,Fesied eifittirs, the reader is left to infer`that
Its first editor was Gamut Esarrow HaSprist,
whoa*, in fact, await establialhedin 1793 by
Roan - Br Hamm, father of the 'Senior editor
afire "Star. awl Sentinel," and conducted
hi him until !Ste m when he came to Gettys
barrto establibh "Sentinel," leaving the
"Repository" art charge of his bmther,,Gcp.
Kistairliantins, whole son recently died in
Virgthia.
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TO BE READ AND REMEMBERED.—
.
Since the con ,, olidisticur of : the"Ors.u. Aaff?
SersTmst.," - we. hays as .much as possible
refrained from armoying our frlmds with
"duns," and regret thatonrstraitened finan
ces require us to do so now. The truth is.
that with - the increased expenses incident to
the enlsrgement of thcfpaper, furnishing our
uew office—the cost of paper, type, ink —the
employment of hands, Ltc.—all of whieh re-
quire cash payments, we are out of pocket
at this date, with sundry heavy bilLs for pi
per requiring immediate payment. We are,
therefore: compelled to call on our friends to
help us out, and THAT AT ONCE. A all kinds
of business are rapidly passing Under the
cash system, newspaper men, if they wish to
live, will have to follow suit. Notwithstand-
jug the enhanced, price of paper and print
ing materials, which have compelled many
of our editorial brethren to run up their
subscription, to $2.50 and s‘l,lVe continue to
furnish the "STA.a AND SENTINEL': at the
old price— $2 per annum, cash in advance.—
With our enlarged circulation we can afford
to dose, if our subscribers will bat prompt-
ly toe the mark
While $2 may seem but a trifle to each
subscriber, when multire led by 2,000, it be-
comes a considerable figure. Creeks and
Rivets are made up of tiny rain-drops, hi
significant in themselves. If each rain-drop
were to withhold its contribution, and refuse
to lesNie its home in the rain-cloud by rea-
son of its insigniflealke, ere long the streams
would cease to flow ,',and the mills to grind.
Just so with subscriptions to newspapers—
each in itself a trifle, but in the aggregate
making a stun total that would make glad
the' Printer's heart—take away his troubled
dreams —and diffuse bright and cheering
sunshine all through the office. Many of
our friends have been thoughtful enough to
, :end in their and they have our thanks
There are, however, a still larger number
who have neglected to do so, doubtless be-
cause each. thought hi,: S 2, Pke the rain-drop
hut a trifle. sow, friends, suppose yon
signalize the New Year by starting in the
right direction. Before you lay aside this
number Male paper, take 0ut , ,1"2, —put it in
a letter, directed to the "STA': AND SENTI-
NEL," and our word for it you will le& all
41,3 better for "remembering . the Printer.'
Try it, eriends —awl DON'T DELAY A. SLNCLI
DAY. The truth is. WE WANT MONEY,
►nd MUST HAVE IT!
By the printed labels• on the paper, each
taNcriber will at once see the date to which
his subscription has been paid. :Distant sub-
scribers can remit by mail at our risk, pro-
curing Post Office Money Ord.rs when prac-
cic:ibie
A A -ex. nl7. .7% .7.
P R E 15 CI S FUR NEW SUBSURI-
LIERS.—Our friends will bear in wind that
any one of our pre4ent _su hscri txrss sendin
n the nino-i of fvrie ney:sur. , ivribers, with
he cash in n,ivanee por AffilaTlO, Will TV-
eive a eroriit of one ye:.'s subieription ~n
u•s•rt °tiler KOr•td, fur ea-ts
re c salss,f!ril”,r sent. :is, acentripassw i by t::€ ,
,•as ti t a pREN,I tun Utz FIFTy CENTS is
•dlowed as a *edit on pr -e,il subscriptions
-ionae of our §iiLi,cri ben, have thin paid their
paper for tv,-o an yc,
}'once. The,ame op9 , ,rtunity is offert- , 1 to
1. Who wild sig•ns:ize the new c'•ar by
oilig
A FINE PlirultE.—lt mar be known
t sotne of our reamer' that Count L. F.
a patriotic, liberal 4:erinan,
,niptetne,h, now a naturai:ze , l eitn:vn
th, United States, some time since c‘meeiv,d
the idea of izetti Lig up a gal tery of portrait" ~ c
the fallen Heroes cl the Republic, in the !ate
War for the Union, itith 'the purpose of pre-
Ming it, whijn eoinpliqeci, to Congress nr
-owe public Institution. Employing first
,ate atti-ts he has already exp,mlcd ~ver
sioo,t.oo of his private tends. Some time
a'to he addresse , l Dr. ItLUGHKR President
of Permiylv Colteict, t;or a photograph
And inf.,rrnation in regard to his sort
NEsitITT. %%10,, as Lieutenant or Company
II - 45th Illinois Regiment, had (11:-tingtiished
himself at the taking of Fort DoNELsoN mad
in the subsequent terrible battles of Pitts
burg Landing. and whose portrait it was de
sired to have in the collection of "Fallen
lierbes." It will be recollected that Lieut.
BAUGIIER behaved with signal Gallantry in
the latter battle, being wounded six times in
ihe course of the day, yet bravely standing
to his post. At each successive wound he
urged to retire fr' to the field. Five
times his reply'was, ••My plat* is here, and
herej shall remain." On the fizth shot, he
lid down his sword in 'Weakne-s of body
but still strong in spirit. and suffered him
self to be conducted to the rear. The wounds,
, vrever proved fatal. notwithstanding a
vigorous constitution, careful nursing. and
the best medical skill, Lieutenant B. dying
a few weeks alter the battle at Quincy, Illi
ttois,,to whica place he bad been removed.
Last week the Portrait—a large oil paint-
ng, nearly life size—was sent to his parents
lor inspection and criticism, before being
placed in the Gallery, and we. bad the pleas,-
ure of examining it. It is evidently the
work of a superior artist and iu
every respect a fine picture. "If all the Por
traits are executed with equal skill and fidel
ity, the Gallery will be an inValuable one.
AN INFIIS l L SiLENCEP.—Last week a
respected Minister of the Gospel, of this
place, on his return froni a Christmas cele
bration, was importuned in the care by a l
questioner, with sundry religious problems.'
which were duly and patiently solved. At
last this Infidel said that he would cueerftil
ly believe in Christ the Redeemer. if he
could be convinced that in men of the my
riaile"ol worlds surrounding us Christ was .
also there crucified for the redemption of ,
shuts. "I am ready to inswerthat question."
hind 'the minister, "if beforehand informed ' ,
by you that in those myriads of worlds there
be sinners needfUl of redemption."' "Sup
pose, thi , re are ; w hat then?'; said the clues-,
donor. "Then. assuredly, they would note
be snob blind and obdurate Ilaftdels, as not t
to see, that being indebted And unable to
pay, they,had either Mgo into prison or ac-,
twpitthe proffered bail; nor so silly as to re- .
1 1 1:18e Mereifal assietatice, when stuck in the
wire above:their ears." The - questioner be
catne silent, and .changed hds seat..
„ -
Some ye+rs•ago the same divine took oo
Aissions =to' pliant* a profane swearer, who!
repeatedly in his presence uttered the oath;
"Gtxt d—n my by the simple remark,
"my friend. You need net to remind '.Eira
se Often; He wilt not forget
OUTBIDE. —On our , Bust piige will be found,
tbe Carrier's Address ; an interesting Europe
an letter from H. L. 8., *ad' au artiole ,
Pedestrianhtm by J H. G:,"4eslguecl more
pirtleularily . .f9r. the ; ladies; while on the
fourth page be, found , another corn
enicatidn from the pen of D. S. P.,contaln
lug Valuiable suggestions in regard to the
seleiMon,mid pare** of "Dalry i „
ail of wiiiub will prove interesting l*nd pre
Abible reit*g. oi!ek, we expect to
furnish anotliwr* nroPeaoletter from H. L
B” Who I j a MOWMI MEW*
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A m& - •
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1,3/Essits.. Borman :— ln conversations with
some of my neighbors, it occurred to us that
RI would be a good idea it the Directors of th4t
Poor of this county were to purchase and put
on the farm belonging to the' Poor House
some of the improved stocks for Beef and
Dairy purposes now attracted so much atten
tion. Improved stock is badly needed in this
county, but most of farmers are prevented
from purchasing by lesson of the high prices
at which they are held. Now it would not
cost the county more to feel the best of stock
titan to feed inferior stock. The increased
outlay in their first purchase would be but a
trifle to the tax-payers, while a great benefit
would be conferred on the public by introduc
ing in this way improved stock. At the last
County Fair I noticed some fine stock au ex
hibition from the College at Emmittsburg, and
understood that the College had realized about
iOOO in sale of calves the last year, to say
nothing of the good done to the neighborhood.
Now, if a private Institution can do that much,
why not the Directors of the Poor, acting as
public officers? I leave this suggestion to
those interested. A FAEMEE.
R E-U N 1 0 N.—The Members of "Union
Encampment No. 12C I. 0. 0. F.," had a
pleasant re-union in their Hall. on Monday
evening last, a large number of members sit
ting down to a handsome entertainment pre
pared by Mr. J. E. 'II.GE:NFRITZ, followed by
interesting and pleasant talks by some of tile
members.
"Cent thou not minister to a mind diseased,
And, with some sweet, oblivious antidote,
Clutha. the Lul lam= of the perilous stuff
That weighs upon the heart? "
Certainly; . Plantation Bitters will do it
when nothing , else Will.. Melancholy, De
pression, Hypochondria, Insanity,all spr
more or less, from a diseased stomach, an,
this, Plantation Bitters is a sure cure for.—
There is no mistake about, it; Dyspepsia,
Headache, Dulluessiague, and Low Spirits
mutat, yield to the' health-giving and genie.
influence of the P.antation Bitters. If you
are in doubt, make one trial and be convin
ced. Thus sav th,,,e who know.
Allk.GN01,1:1 wATErt.—A. delightful toil
et article -superier to Cologne and at hal
the price. Jan. I-2.t
A SPLENDID Gin To.A. FRIEND—
Four Certificates of the Washington Library
Company of Philadelphia, in aid of thq Riv
erside Institute for ohm:l.6llg orphans, cost
ing four dollars, with the fine engraving,
**The Perils of our Forefathers. - E ,ch Certiti
cam secures also cue present at the Great Dis
tribution by the Company, making tour prey
eats, one or more of which may be worth
thousands of dollars. It always pays to be
kind to a trite friend. Rcatl adverstiment.
"FIVE . MINUTES F(111 REFRESH
mEN - r.--Everyboly win has travelled I• % )
railroad has heard of the above announce
ment, and has probably suffered from eatim
too hastily. thereby sowing the seeds of Dys
pepsia. It is a comfort to I:now that the Pe
ruvian Syrup Will eure the worst caees of Dye
pepsia, as thousands are ready to testify_ It
MORE FIRST. PREMIUMS' Lave been
awarded to FAIRBANKS STANDARD
SCALES, than to all others combined. The
opkion of the world in their favor was con
firmed by their receivim: thit hi sheet prem
ims at the Paris Expo,itiun. It
• rio. , sweeto , : !..in,..er and the ~, veot•-•
pt•rt u of the day are Atiwilia Patti an,
Phalon's ••Night Moon . ' i tv..; Cereus." nnti
are A ittert , !:ln ! The fair ,in.zer enrapture
ever:, body—the perfume is in demand even
G.f•Orficeo/Lll 1-3
.DON T BE PUT OFF With any °the.
when you call for ••B irrett's Hair Reston/
Live, - in eizlit oz. bottles. it
- t‘le 17th it : J.
Res:. C. P. Wing. D. 1)., I,:rmt 1
..1 1 , formerly of Adams c•din!v To, Jennie A.
tdd ol Cumberland county, Pt.
CUM:A N EIL.- tm I • a
the resnien.p of the brlde . :- father, by I:c%
14the M. fatter-nn. J. Hervey (2 , 11,exn. o
Cumherl,md is . 4 A
daughter or Capt. John florn , r, of .Moutd.
joy township.
of Nov, a
the Rectory nt Etnory Chapel, Carlisle.
by the Red. 11. Ko:to, Charles D,Co.,k,
11,ndersethe to M. t-4 Elmira J. Cook, o:
the saute place._
Ftsit ER 2 1I.IDDLI:MosER —On the 314 nit.,
he tiev..l. A. 1:.)11, Mr. Samuel Fi,-her.o•
this place. to NIL-A Frahces IZnid!einoser, of
I'l3'loler-Iml towashl".
liimes—Munear.—On the 2d inst., at the
residence of the bride's parents, Carlisle. Pa..
by the Rev. .T. A. Murray. Charles F. Dimes.
Ph. D., Professor of Natural Science, Dick.
inson College, to Miss Mary E, Murray, only
daughter of the officiating clergyman.
Jontisrot;;—BßOWS.—Ou the Ist inst., by
Rev. E. Breidenbaugh, Washington Johnston
to Phebe A.Brown, both t IVsynestioro':
JON F.-IiEI7I ER. On the l'ith ult., by
Rev. J. W. Hotfuleier, Mr. James L. Jones.
of Littlestown. to Miss Mary M ekie-t
daughter of Peter iiettier, , near Man
chester Md.
.KttizEn—EcicEsnoni.:.—On Christmas
mormng, at 8 ..I,4upti's Courch, Bonaugii
town, by Rev. R. A. Short), Dr. T. D. Kinzer
to Mist; nom ElAenroile, both of M
pleasant township.
LElN—Wououti..--On the 3 st ult., by Rev.
E. Breidenbaugh, George W. Linn to Harriet
Woltbrd, both of Freedom township.
MARCH—NENENSALE.—On the nit.
by Rev. W. fe. P. avls, Mr. Daniel Marrh
of East Berlin, to Miss Louisa Neisensale,
near' Hanover.
PARR—KOHLER.— On the 314 ult , by
Rev John M. Clemens, Mr. Alpert H. Parr
to Miss Sarah. Kohler, both of Mountpleas
ant townsh p.
ARP—MussE.--On the '.26th tlt., by
Rev. W. F. P. Davis, Mr. Charles r.harp
Miss Amelia Musse, both of Hanover.
STRAYER —J•cons.—On the tOth ult.; by.
Rev. W. F. P. r Jacob Strayer to
both Miss Leah Jacoby, Davis, : residing near East
Berlin.
WINSLOW-AIIDDLETON. —On the 31st ult.,
in Washington, D. C., by Rev. J. C. Smith,
D. D., assisted by Rev. P. D. Gurley, D. D.,
Benjamin F. Winslow, of Pittsford, Vt., to
Mary P. Middleton, daughter of Mr. Robert
W. Middleton, of Washington city, D. C. and
formerly of Gettysburg. '
S9-Obituary notices 5 cents a line for sill
coyer 4 lines Abash to accompany notices.
SLIFER. —On the 25th alt.. in Union town
ship, Charier Lanier, son of Win. and Mary
Ann Sliter, aged I year S months and 11
days.
LJAR'rERLY REPORT of the
"Ws GETTYSBUReI NATIONAL BANK.
_Geitysourg,Jatsuary6th,lB6lL,
RESOURCES.- . '
Loans and Discounts,
U. S. Banda to secure circalatioo,
U.S. Roods on Jhavd, • .
Cash,
Due from okberßauks, ...... 3.yai 60
DSO &mote, 6,0.0 uu
Nob Demo, 2458 53
Bonds
txpenles,
Circulation,
Deposits,
Surplus,— .....
Profit and Loss,
Sods Circulation,. ... ... .....
lorricieuds unpaid,
Disuoquts, ......
Due [CI Banks,
I C !
I certify that the above statement Is correct to he NW ,
of cry lb:wade:lga and ballet
Jen. 8.4 t J. SHOAT' BAIR; dishier.
JOB PRINTING,
mareuTirD NEATLY AND'srtruirPT:
• • Al.' i onion.
IiarVATED ,
LIRRIED
DIED.
Ant! Advartionvento.-
or MET IipICROMLOX,
ME
lOW
Ift
Baltimo
Burn' FLOR,
F L1 1 " ,
WRITE AT,
B iv ED WilirdiT,
Cow,
En,
OATS,
Brreicwase,
TattyrsY-StED,
CLOVER-SEED
FLAX-SEED,
Ettoos,
" 13.1bEs,
" 8 4o ULDEItS,.
110 lbs..,
BEEF CAT/LE, 11100 lbs
HAY, 1
WHISKEY
I t
GOLD, Phila
Gettysburg Grain and Provision Market
Gettysburg. Wednesday Naming
9 00
10 00
SUPEn
EXTRA FLOUR,..
WHITE WHEAT,
RED WHEAT, ...
CORN,
Ityz,.
O,ATs,
BUCEIVII EAT,
TIMOTHY SEED,
CLOVER SEED,.
POTATOES,
μ
LARD,"
BACON, Hems,
" SIDEs,
" SITOCIIMB97
SOAP,..„
TALLOIS,
NEW FORW A h DING
AND COMMISSION HOUSE.
AVING purchased the extensive
Wsretem,. Cdrt, hr., or CULP k. EARNMIAW, the
undersigned inn-nett* 'arry on the business, under the
rlim of ILIGUAII &17 , ,. at the old gamd on thy cone,
WKshinsion stet Itred.road streets, on a woreextensin
ties., twr.ta,re.
We .re markst price fur Hay, Flour.
Chin and ail kind, ..(protlnce.
Fin./rand V... I. S-t; t. “tpl gill kirpls sof Groceries, kept
-onatautly :mtvl mut :or vale, cheaper than they cat,
had any a:l,•re
Pia tLr. +14.1 .111 kinds Vt katilil.f re, tourintritly on
patio, or f0r,0,1,1 to. rdi-r.
AtirA rr.r . llar Hoe of Frriulit Cara wlllleove our War ,
,Ilse et et t . ES.9.‘I" NOON, r.ud itecomutuidnti",
nal ni will i rrn itr occ.vion 0.107 requit It) 11101
itigenii-1,1 .are prepared to convey Freight at al
men hi ne f.ien Voiltiimire. All huNiormq of think io(
11 , ., will be promptly Attended to. Our car
no tie the Vi cif Stevenson & Soh , , !CA Sort:
fjowyrd eitre , L. ISAitimore Befog &deemfi ed to pa.
p.„t prices, ..• .-11,31. n n•I dent f.Oiy, we. invite tIOT,
1:4
Partm:n.hip
r TIE Partner6hip heretofore exist
E Kkrpot ST !rt. di••.01••
• V t P V.' rar, ite: . jli
%. 4 C carry ari blibin,f,
the ..1.1 .1•11 , !. xr,tl I 0re.1.e . 11.; patronm_
f ur iris r:x.
Th e B.• et. h-ft hand.
:rpt. P.. Cuth-. will t.ntel nt the Ware-th,n.4
xi:. Urt!..•l 0.• t a f.., , tint •
d
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p ENM N.7qlll' AND
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f ; , r .I . iy Ci.lne are
r. , tr Ur t..a.ot.t.ol,truatl .1:4. .lie.
3 ; r.,air
Irtthling and C.II?D
1."-'frele in (thy 4 , 11. ..fr(ll(..y and plain.,
liNi
• et:" 4 Tally
is/ 111111. e. tfrl.terai,rtz
•zl , •CA ' tol as by , t , lll.
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the so•et 1111 Mel
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n,ttentwil
t 1::‘t *Le} Sr.. 1/ written titer
i .1,0,y cm the' 1 ., t %.1 bi.t
r. .1:0.11i..11 11141 a 1.41 . k ow t
every Letrer by 11 , •art. All th.Ae
1,1.1.. e call at the V...t..:11L.gt.,1.111.111
id -1,11 11.1 it !;•.11, 4
i A MCI!
\ (YFICE is hereby given to a
Rli•I • t 0r«i4n,,0, t
t t•C••ll .•• r.rfter 11.1..1tt,11, , 1
r,,,atte.l at tho klci) t.f
:I•I MONIYAY. the
JANU.k.ttr., LtS, rI lU o'clock. A. SI., viz:
TI1« fir,t and. account
r it, r f the c•tute ul M irgarei Lorr, ,tecra.ei.
tr•t uuu tinal nec”untyl ties ge II Mutt r,
rl.tr•t, or the t r ,4 ice ..f Vr.atiel+ Nlonfvrt.
1. , 1. TI,. and Arc... Tint J. , 1311 Ev , tilJ. 1 . 1-1
A4l , oll, , 9trator 01 the reitAte of ilenrr FP:110.121r of Lat
AO.unmco .rlec n.ed.
102 The account of Amlren- &rider. .I;hniniitrator
Ii!e• dePe fed.
W. P. noLrzwoßni. Regi±t.r.
FEZZifi
'DROOL A NI A.TION.--WEIEREAS th
L ll..nritt.P.i .1. FlsEtt.s. President of the sever
t*d ontnlon l'ioam. In the Counttet cotnPrising the
9th CA,trht. and 3 ue•ticc oftheConete of Oyer and Ter
nine: Ana t) , liveey.f , r the trial of All cap-
end ether IT'n lers in the said district. end Issaf
D jitmess feud reset: Roatasoa, . Judpes (4 ll*
nuts of onroon Pleas.end J us!tceeuf the Cou rtsofOyel
tel ['erminer and denern! J ell Itelivery. for the trial
all •ft.fitel tel the, effeeders in the , otailty•ff Adams—
hare 1.611 , 1 their precept, benrine date the :loth any of
- Nov in the y eir of our Lord one 1i10111311 , i eight hundred
and sixty seven. and to me directed, for holding a Court
,!.ffituton Pleas. and tleneral Quarter Sessions of the
Petra. and General Jail Delivery and Court of Over *no
furfoiner. et tlettyftfurg, kin Monday. the t.lPth day of
January. 1. , ,f0i
NLITIOI.I IS HEREBY GIVEN to ail the Justices - 7,1
the Pence the Coronet end Cottetaide. witbie theeaid
'aunty of Idems, that they be then and there in their
groper persons. with their Rolle. Records. Inquisitions,
lizerainittionr, and other Remembrances to do those
aiing. which to their otters end in that behallappertain
to be done, tnd Also, the y who will prosecute against the
.piisoners that are or then shall be in the Jail at the said
County of Adanicure to be thenand there toprosecutea
gsinst them as shallbrJust
Sherifrs Offlce. Gettysburg,
.Len. 1,1843 a. ,
i I HYS ICIAN AND DRUGGIST,
OPICQ and Itruz: Store, CITAMBERSBURG STREET
• GETTYSBURG.
McJical advice without charge.
DRUGS, MEDICINES. PA PENT 3IEDICINES, STA
LION CRT. PERFUMERY, SOAPS, BRUSHES, TOIL
ET ARTICLES, DTE.STUPPS, SPICES. BAE•
ISO SOD t, CREAM. OF TARTAR, LAMPS,
COAL OIL, AC., &C.
PURE LIQUORS for medicinal purposes.
' Dr. R. IlOrner'a 01,1E51, a reliable remedy f chapped
kande, rough akin, &c.
All IiTtICICB war anted pnro and genuine
plEta. 1, 18416.-tf
•
ROBERT D. ARMOR,
GAS' FITTER, PLUMBER AND
BELL HANGER,
Sas! Middle tired. h2lfa square float the anirt•house,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
%%T ILL tfonfrti . y attend to all( or
den lahls line, iirtark done it the tnoat satie
factors, manner, end.at prices se low. siv can poaeihly be
afforded tocuake a living.; $.
G s r.to• I.P E,
tarnished, ar well{ as Chtodieltern. Baackate, prop Lights
ac.; also WATER. PIP* tlitotie Tap Agri Froat Spigots,
and, In abort. everything; balongio i g to gas or wager,
Belie bug, and ituanahod if.desired. Locks of an
'lnds repaired. [Dec. 25,1887.-ti
/b0.1)00:00
46,044 vo
59
I,Boe,
109 34
PATMO•2 tki
6145160 00
13 000 Ou
74.548 40
16.640 00
1,,875 67
6,668 00
1,106 23
442 fr zit
240 07
.
TO puthozks.
friißsaix4c Directors of , Mounidoy .
_ . 4 " ta w billiii win. sealed temlifels. - unfit the
Wyk Eatardßy. fo ju i nory,.l2.l4 (OR the boildlOg of
Tlf ItltE IVEW BfillOOL 11017Vid In slid townsid
atlinktUr late at Two lagenis. and *hi other at
Ifolatafw-wll to be apilt a-brick, Plass and spOWlDei
tk As (=Ate* at the bows of OA 80Crettir.141 Th.
Board Oft*. ifild to iejwit wa7 • ,
fiffillOttlfe.hb
13'n',1-4 , 3 JaiiiigeltliV 111 4" 10161104
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tui Of tht ititarktiO.
Grain and 'Produce Market.
Badmen% Tuoday Morpttig.
9 50 @ 10 00'
10 50 @ 1! 00
2 40 @ 288
2 35 @ 2 85
I'l9 @ 1 22
1 60 @ 1 70
73 @ 75
4 50 0 5 00
2 50 @ 2 75
7 75 @ $ 25
2 40. @ 2 50
17 @ 18
13 @ 181
11-1@ 11i
18 00 025 00
2 20 @ 2 30
210 @ 2 25
90 @ 1 10
1 40
GO
1 00
2 50
6 50
120 @ 1 40
lietv Advertiseincuts.
W3l. 31 Ffliill,lll.
XANTIEY. C0111.:AN
JA.3IES 111‘;11A21,
HENRY CU' P,
6EO. A. FARNSLIAW
NiIICE-PAY
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12 LESS()NS,
1 ,6; Cnrds
EEIM
=1
REGISTER'S NOTICES
PHILIP lIANIC Sheriff.
DR. R. HORNER,
DEA.LEI: IN
ft,4l Osiatt Sityo.
ALUABLE TA.NNERY,
AT PRIVATE SALE
The subscriber, wishing to give np the Tanning bull
DM, offers at Pr vote Sale, his valuable TANNERY,
Smite on South Baltimore attest, Gettysburg, Pa, in
cluding Brick. Beam Shop with 1 pool, 2 limes, end six
handlers; Brick Cursing Shop; Brick sad Prams Bark
'dill Gown Ss bsy4way Vats on the yard withlt Leeches
and room to add any additional number—constant run
raw Spring water, never-falling, in billiard and shims..
This rannery Is located in a region whose good Rut is
abundant At reasonableprices. Possession eftbeTannery
will be given; te the purchaser immediately. if desired,
with a supply of bark to run it,
. There Is besides a large Twoidory KRICK DWELLING
on the property, a Ith Spring Hoa•e,Smoke House, Wood
Abed. Barn, Corn Crib,. Wagon Shed and other outbuiltb
ings, with a well of water and also hydrant at kitchen
dour, • ith running water throngb Spring House. There
is variety pf best quality of growing Grapes and !fruit
un the premises. The property is in good condition, and
, n every respect a molt desirable residence and business
stand.
Also. wilt he sold, A LOT OP GROTIND adJoinitty.
mve. containing 134 Acres, more or led. with an Apple
Orchard and • first-class Spring and Bathing ltstabihth.
(sent on it.
Also, A LOT OP GROUND, on the Eminittsburg road,
°mohair mile (nun town, containing 8 Acres, which the
purchaser can also have, ((desired,
gft.Persuas desiring to viww,the pronto"; or ascertain
further part (Cu Ism, will attires, the subscriber, residing
Getty.t.urg. Pa. JOHN WINZISHENBIIB6.
Sept. 18.-ti
EEO
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
I. REAL PERSONAL PROPERTY
The undersigned, Assignee of Laing Sarno, and WIT!,
will sell at Publ c Sale, on Saturday the 11th day of Jun.
wiry next, at 1 o'clock, P.. 8., the tollotetng Zeal Eitate,
A TRACT OF LAND, containing 5 Acres,
,re or less, improved with a tert.story rough -cast
trereClue, with a good Spring of Water, and a Variety
of choice Fruit Trees, situate in Huntington township,
m one road leading from Petersburg to Echlin', adjoin- •
log lands of Samuel Shelly, Michae! Lew, Caroline &its•
el. and others. The Land is all cleared, under good
encing, and in a good state of cultivation.
Also, st the same time and place will be sold, one
Horse, Riding Saddle and Bridle, a Spring Wagon,' set
.f new Carriage Harness, a set of Wagon Harness, and a
variety of other articles.
2F, I um.
25,
1867._t. J EREMIAII SHELLY Assignee.
FOR RENT OR SALE,
14 15
10
8
NE Or THE BEST TA'•YARDS IN THE COUNTY
The undersigned will rent for a term of years or eel.
his TAN•Y %RD at New Oxford, Adams county, Pa., capal
~ le of tauniog 40W sides of Leather per year ; it being
.11 complete running order—all unuer roof. with Bark
~ l iede sufficient to id 400 cords of Bark. This is one o
I, best Beall Stands in the County The best quality
d bark can be had at reasonable prices. There lea good
iteam Itngine attached, which could be had with it if
desired. Terms reasonable. Addresh,
PETER DIEII. I ,
Dec 11.-81* New Ogtoi d, Pa.
A DESIRABLE
'OWN PROPERTY
['HE undersigned offers at Private
Sale, the old DO btlIN DWELLING, at theJnocttou
rthe Tane town and Zmmitmborg roads, in toe borough
t liett)sburg. The [wove is .nbetantially built of atone,
rot contains twelve large rooms There is a strong.
lever-failing Spring of fist rate eater in the basement
ad 1!,4 Acres a land connected with It. The location
0 a very pleasant one. and with a little additional ontla'
u!ii could be made one I the most comfortable and de
able house., in the horoug3 ur its vicinity.
Nov. 13,1 Pip -tp JUIIN HUPP.
E'ARN'S FOR SALE.
I will sell the Farms,
No. 1. Lying on the Harrisburg
nd Getty4Larg road between York Springs and ki.idle re
,urg. con. wining LH ACKEd, with Improvements, now
,clipted b) Jame' Miller. Price $25 per acre.
No. 2. Lying on the Carlisle and
• ew Oxford road, beta eeu lleidlersburg iu3d New Ches.
,r, containing 14.5 ACtik:B„ with good improvements
occupied by George J. Shank. Price lat per acre.
ferule: One Waco be paid on the delivery of the
need ; the balsrice to suit the purchaser. either in cash
r in tit,t judgment Bonds of not less than sl4.oofor No,l
for N. S. to b paid annually with interest.
g-w_These farms are patented, lle handsomely sod have
.reu litord. W.F. BONNER.
Hay 1867.-1 f
CHESTNUT LAND
AT PRIVATE SALE
t will eell MO ACRES. 2 lu.le,s west of Mil enitown.—
he Timber is prikci pally Che.:nut wish some Black Oak
id VI .lout. The land le estAy ut screw end the soil
Acres can be easily cleared and the Timber will pay
r the 4tw1.0.1 cle.riug, a. a hortihn i.l it 1.1.1 cut 100 i
411. to the Acre. There are ten. capital springs uu the
..ct. It will be solo in a &Ay LA st 6 00 per acre; or in
t. to .nit—together It w-tilit make a nice Farm for a
e.tir reault weans. ttS Fur terms.
refer JNO. 8.-PAXTON.
Fairfield, Pa.. Dec 4. 1867. tf
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT PRIVATE SALE
The subscriber will sell his VALUABLE FARM,
,uinberiand township, Adams want', Pa., containing
THREE HUNDRED ACRD.
Le Itope.)ceup nts are gm el, a large BRICE ir,rsE
..:tzer Bern, Wagon ,eheci, Corn Crlb, Carriage House
The Innfi in al/ Lira uite coil, and in a good state o
olurati , n.
Inn IS ONE OF THE BYST WHEAT ANDHILASB
It3fzi LS THE CoUISTY,
answer ar-li fur a Dal y. There are three wen
t water and a running stream thruugit the
turnit.lting [toter-tatting Wilier in nearly all the
ehts.
firm a - ill he Aoid in part% of 100 and 200 Acres, to
lit putt. ttlotirs.
I will al* , sell my DWEi.LING ROTAS, on Chambers
st met, iiettynburg, which is s very desirable pro
tt-..A ny person wishing to view the properties will be
ioW a th..tn h) the subscriber, living in Gettysburg.
ikt. 22. 1t97.-tf McCURDY.
t FIRST CLASS FA.RM
t'ItIVATE SALE.
Within two miles of Gettysburg, on the Barris
urz road, with all necesaary improvements,
in prime order. I will aril from 100 to 16.0
to suit purchasers. Terms reasonable.—
further information, apply to
WM. WIBLE,
Svpt.lB-ti Gettysburg, Pc.
GETTYBIJKG I,llTlfliY,
SALE S. EXCHANGE STABLES.
I'HE . Proprietor of these Stables,
feel] tigthaukful fur theliberalpatronageheretotore
-eceived begeoleave toittf•rm the public that hecoutitiust
' , be Li V LitiS RUIN ESS at hisuld email on Wartiingtuu
,treet.liett3slairg, uear the Railroad, where be le pre
..red et all times to azcouimodatepersinewltbanything
o tilt line.
110R8ES.COACEIES, BUGOIES,Ic.,
irtoeheil at snort notice and on reasonable terms. and
i.,tupetent dt leers sent along itdesired. Persons will be
ouse)ed to other towns. or to any place in the country
tin stock and Coaches are 01 the first class, and au pain,
+ill he spared to make passengers comfortable lfe Is
,repated at all time* to furnish coaches for funerals;
~fie al.ri to partiesdenirlag to go over the Battle Field
to visit the Springs.
ALSO—HORSES AND MULES
4111 bebmght and sold atalitlmes. personedesirinstO
'arc:lase stock will find it to their advantage to call on
• n undetsigned, as his stock Is warranted to be as rep•
erented or no sale. He has a fine lot of Horses and
*toles at present on baud which will be sold on reaeona.
We terms. Tbey are sound and free from . dilates, atni
mesuarantied to syvk as represented. Persons will
find It to theirsdvantase to callat the old stand before
hiring or purchasingelsewhere.
May to, 11867.—tt NICHOLAS WEAVER.
THE EAGLE LIVERY,
SALE & EXCHANGE STABLES.
Washington Sere et, Gettysburg, Pa.
ADJOINING THE EAGLE HOTEL.
undersigned would respectful
ly intirm the public that he has opened a new
LIVERY, SALE AND EXCHANGE STABLE in this
place, and Is prepared to,offer:supeolor wxommodations
in this line. He has provided himself with Boggiest, Car
riages. [facts, Light Wagens. Aci of the latest styles.
sufficient to meet the publi demand. His horses are all
good, without spot or blemish, and perfectly reliable--
none of your "old C. ipplos,” but all of thei .2.40" order.
Riding parties can elwayibe acoommodated and cm
forimble equipments fuenished.
Parties. large or small, can getjnet what they swat on
the mostaccusumodating tonna.
'Maoris to the Battle-field politely attended to, and
reliable driver's furids . hed if desired.
Parties conveyed to .and from the Depot upon the ar
- rival and departure of every train.
Hornet bought. told,- or exchanged. and altrays
chance for bargains given. Our motto Is `lair play and
no imaging
gp.,Partfcnlar attention paid to tarnishing Vehicles
end Hacks for Funerals.;
rifirWe Utter aarielves that by charging moderate!,
end by furnishing superior accommodations, we ranaot
fall to please every. ono who patronises our establish
meat. I'. T TATE.
lifav /A. GIVE.--
NEW BAKERY. • •
NSW POW!' ZIEGLER
ttsohantra i Bakery ,Elontb Washington tr., bait squirm
from thg tagle Hotei,Uettgabatg, Ps. Oonataytiy on
handthabsst of '
1
Brad,
Pergolas wishingfreibßrited wiltbeeerve devery mor
leaving their eamosand rest deuces at the R•Yeet
Beery ethyl made toolees• OMB 11$ I GALL.
April to teat
BROOMS! BROOM! BR°0318!
Tbit.stuleilip k ed to ti tinu e s to maordicturogroomli at
kb old 'kind to (Xidile atm' adioldillll ila ilmad De P ul '
I
He will have du tho till afu ,1 rapid" on ham, and
witi. .......," li,b_ill 10 i time Wrilliai *a 011. WM4,
a1 . w..w..0 11 14 1 464.i rorau Um drawl*. • POMO WM4
MilOi OtiikATikk WAN, Klan tibli i NZ. ' '
' ' 6 , 4 : /Or .•. : t. inntlVC
. ,
AT PRIVATE SALE
Titer!!, - ,stable,g.
atm.
()maker
LEM
Protseli, to
tilt" &do, Bo vine,
FAHNESTOCK BROS.
bivejnatioilehred their
NEW FALL STOCK,
the largett in the county—ooesiettne of
DRY G9O.DS,
MERINOES,
POPLINS,
ALPACAS,
GINGHAMS,
DELAINES,
CALICOES,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES 4 JEANS,
in every variety
CIRPETS, • largo 'dock and very cheap
SHAWLS, all kinds and prices
BLANKETS, var 7 cheap
QUEENSW ARE, the tailed stock in the county and
very cheep
HARDWARE and Saddlery, In all its branches, at the
lowest ;market rates
GROCIMIES, of ell nude
RON AND NAILS.
OILS AND PAINTS.
Will sell GOODS at prked Dzrrnth COXTZTITION. 131ve
ns a call and examine our stock.
SIGN OF THE RED FRONT.
Oct. 2, Mr.— tf
J. L. SCHICK 2 ,
HAS JUST RECEIVED
A SPLENDID STOCK OF
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
MERINOES,
POPLAINS,
WOOL DELA INES,
ALPACAS,
COBURGS,
and PLAIN and FANCY GOOODS o
all kinds, which he is selling CHEAP
ER THAN EVER. Call at
S. W. Corner of Public Square,
Gettysburg, Pa.
Sept. 25,1367.—tf
THE HOLIDAYS
LOOK OUT FOR OLD CHRIS
E. H. MIN - NIGH,
Chankhersburg street, next door to the Key
stone Hotel, Gettysburg
The only authorized agent in this place of Ills Excel.
leery, CHRIS EISINGLS, Esq., announces to the people of
Gettysburg and surrounding country, that he Is now re
ceiving at his store, the Baggage and Equipments of the
-Old Gentleman," which era to be distributed In rich pro
fusion, and at such prices as will astonish even thaw
who think a cant as big as a cart wheel
TOYS of es ery description, to make cheerful the hearts
and jubilant the spirits of the juvende population, and
a supply of PRESCI and COWL /S CANDIES, to
sweeten and seal and tucks perpetually cohesive their-
feetioos of those whose hearts are throbbing in antic ipa.-
lion of changing their condition In lite, and am:were
bundance of RICH CAKES to make complete the Wed
ding and Holiday Feasts
Also, ORANGES, LEMONS. NUTS, and a thcaviand and
one other good thinly
Ills stock is very large, bought at the very lowest
prices, and to be sokl at the smallest profits. Call In, old
and young.tnale - and female, and you will be Imre to
fir. something to pleas. yon
FRESH ARRIVAL
DRY GOODS
FOR
FALL & WINTER WEAR
AT THE STORE OF
A. SCOTT & S 0 N ,
THEIR STOOK CONSISTS OF
MERINOS, all styles. 4,
DELAINES, all styles.
CALICO.RS, all styes.
MUSLINS, all grades.
Cloths and Cassinteres of all styles and quality. Persons
wantlig good Goods and fair bargains should go to
A. SCOTT SON,
Chambarsbarg street, 2d Square.
Oct. 9, 1867. Gettysburg, Pa.
ORNAMENTAL TOYS.
JOHN M. WARNER
Ujut received from Philadelphia the largest
best and ctqmpeat assortment of
ALBUMS
ORNAMENTAL TOYS,
TOILET SETS,
FANCY CARD DE VISITES,
FRUITS, CONFECTIONS, '
AND NOTIONS OF ALL KINDS,
, ever opened In fiettysbnig. Call at his store on bat
Mote at oppovitelfa' Store. (Sept. 11167.4
HO l FOR CHRISTMAS
DIAMOND - COI%FECTIOXERY
JOHN. M. MINNIQH
HAS just received and is now optning wear the finest
assortment of esituaTMati lioldl),AYuooDs.
ever opened in Gettysburg, consisting of •
TOYS OF Alas KIN* 4...
FRENCH 4ND Cay3follT CANDIEt
FRUITS,
#soE:s, •
.LEMONS,
NUTS,
NOTIONS QZ ALL IiINDS.
'pin slid lambs We sink INlshoore. woe,
to Atcrorodaoltowtodlloo, aso.l3l3lffon
DO YOU WANT
UMW• AND GOOD
Fall and Winter Goods ?
"YES!" EVERYBODY ANSWERS.
REBEAT & ELLIOTT,
Opposite the Cinirt-House, Gettysburg.
1)0 YOUMr iTei ssltts4 111 4 Cord .•
Wire. Gloves, euepeeders, Nest-we, or :pato( As Is
the gentle:owes wear Ilse ?
Go to MEET I! 1111.0311141.
MITSLINS,
DO YOU .
WANT oboop sod good Nam Al
paw Dobilbos. GUNAmos, dtoNeodo
Mum., Iluigery, Coasts, or 'Whims deo
dadrod Ibr Wire wear t
DO Y
n 9U 14NT2 tilI P
w4re, Umb las, Wludow Shade,. or waking else of the
kW? Go to RESEW ELLIOTT%
DO YOU AW NT eg es chisP ali mo d d ir t Twit Tow
will lino 0 etwtamt
At 11111/ST de BLUM%
Who are now sailing goods at prim that wntat ratottilb.
To be convbsoed,cell sod see for youreelvet.
Nov. 20, 1100 -4f
FLANNELS,
&c., &c., &c.,
LADIES' FANCY
FURS !
JOHN FAREIRA'S
Old Eststollobad TIIi Sonatictory,
N 0.718 ARCH PTRIIT, aboro7tl4 PHILABILMICIA.
LI AVE now In atone of ay own Irnportallks and Han
ufacturo, ono of the largest and moot twantlhil w
hoodoos of
83r ladles' and Children's Wear In the City. Alart,i Sae
assortment of Gent's fur Gloves and Oollms.
I am enabled to dispose of my goodest very remotaable
prices, and I would therein solicit a call from illy
friends of Adams county sad vicinity.
Remember the N am*, Number and Street I
JOHN WANSMA,
No. 718 Arch et., abort 7th, math MA", Pidied'a.ll
18"..1 have no Partner, nor connection with say other
Store in Phil* "a. MM. 2.-4 m
To AU Whom it May Concern !
DUPHORN & HOFFMAN
HATE again been to the cities and bought et law , prima
a fall line of Goods,and will sell
MERINOES, 85 cts. to $1 25.
ALPACAS, 50 eta. to $1 25
DELAINES, 20 cts. to $1 00
PRINTS, beat, 12i cents.
MUSLINS, 7 to 2.5 c,enta.
CLOTHS, $1 25 to pct.
CASSIMERES, 75 cts. to $3 50. .
BLANKETS, $2 50 to $9 pair.
SHAWLS, $1 25 to $ll
FURS, all prices
HOODS, 50 cts. to 82 50.
GLOVES, 10 cts. to $2 00
HOSIERY, 124 to 75 cents.
GINGIIAMS, 12 cents
Northwest Corner of Center Square,
Dec. 18,1567.-0
New Fall it Winter Goods,
E. HITESHEW
L. now receiving a large Weir of
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
GROCERIES,
• QUEEN SWARE,
HARDWARE,
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.
jNOT. 27. 1667.-tt,
I call thu attention of my customers and the .cum•
mon ity to my large stock of goods, I am now offering at
lower rates than they have been since the war and at
price., which cannot fall to strike the purchaser Masan.
With every &ditty for purritasing goods at as low fig
urer as any in the trade I am also prepared to meet cues.
petion on low prices from any and all quarters.
Prompt confutmity to the lowest market priors le my
t stabilehed role.
Peteriburg,(Y. 5.,) Oct. 9,1587.-1 y
E are always glad to see our
friends at the Excelsior Gallery, It still stands Is
the same old place oppuelte the Bask on York at., Get
tysburg, Pi. C. J. TYSON.
PHOTO MINIATURES at the Ex
e- noisier QsUv7 are superb and are Arridsked at
onatbird city prices. Call and examine s.
C. J. TifilON.
EXCELSIOR is our motto. To
plum our alas! and to redder satislitotkna fn. miry
tartaric* our determination. WWI.
CONSTANTLY •
snort on hand an
timid Ave Frame, Photograph Albums ' Cm* end
Baskets for gramme, from the Bettle4eld,photattapM o
oar G anemic sod other dietinatthed Individuals, at th
Itacetalor Gallery. C. J. TlBOl4.
r HE best Photographs matt this
County are wide at the Itte•hdor diattle•
Dam opposite the old Bank. C.J. SON,
BY all means have your Photographs made at
VIII the Eseelsior gallery if you desire these per
ect. O.J. in 0.14.
LARGE VIEWS of the Battle-field,
daily er grory le. ; alio etersamagfe Thiry
.to thelDittle-Seld, at the lizatlrlor Gallen' Do Pot 611
to os• them. molt.
VRAMES OF EVERY KIND;
br Large Pictures, Manias' CarglattaNOtaucb
Oartlfecatat, .toys Cattllk B. atat,
811 Le.. v
181111ery At” at
8. .111.11
Nam Gal Hanover, Pa.
Jusi 6,1567.-17
REMOVAL!
THE 'GETTYSBURG SKYLIGHT GALLERY.
HE"tuldefaigned takes pleasure in
T
stmosnolug to ths Milieu of Getlythstrit cad the
pntrileitierinitly Ostia has ismovad }ME his old roam
on West Middle street, to Baltimore stnat sad marl,
Ovalle storeof tabiestock Brothers. The room he
sow °crooks* has Mae neatly fitted up 'spree* for
his busistec The location is an admitabloone,ssehlisit
him to take ph:Aurae Is ell shades of weather, sad with a
orractness insminalled any wherr.....
tI rs -1.1111 •
of every Size sod Apetwiptios. oascemd in lb* Guest styli"
oarticiffarsetostiow alms to tb•CA RTS.Dit mid
Involving Aseaorress and DAUBIBBBOTTPIIII of,
t eos sordrt Janda- Also
' • lens rrrurstraq Disss .
o DOW arytedeimurs which has beconor very pet
with with the public, nut only tilmosety, Wier
osmandootrionienco. XTBsBforlna mama
tr. Also—Tng poitom.AUkt
,pl= *m ai v-
4 , ,
Boar lowilty sod darsbillty are u
w e er/ Pr red to carry on the blerinean blot fte
r etieesbranOesoultklnt rin g
we INV imis
gir ABM rEt.r .
•
Bahlillballar 0"111.11. MA
MOSS.
111100%
tifisois, gam, Ott.
THIN 00 TO THZ NEW BTOU ON
Go to RIBIZT • 114401 PS
FANCY FURS,
SPECIAL NOTICE.
KNOW YE
THAT
GETTYSBURG, PA
'btotograph alltrttB.
E. HITISIIEW