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Jattuqry 29, 1868.
Zitt ffltat` and cftniind•
iiettysbnei, Wednesday, Jan. ,9, IS6S
LOCAL INTELLIGENIE.
4 4 4 . .4 4 4_4-4
PREMIUMS FOR NEW SUBSCRI
BERS.—Our friends will bear in mind that
any one of our. present subscribers sending
in, the names of four new subscribers, with
the cash in advance ($2 per annum), will re-
ceive a credit Of one year's subscription on
their own account—in other words, for each
new subscriber sent in, accompanied by the
cash, a PREMIUM OF FIFTY (TENTS is
allowed as a credit on pesent subscriptions
Some of our subscribers hate thus paid their
own paper for two and three years in ad
vance.. The same opportunity is offered to
,at/. Who willl signalize the new year by
doing likewise?
.5 - Le-Our thanks are due to Mr. HELTzkr..,
of the House, Senator McCoxAraErY, Hon.
W. H. Kooxtz, and Hon. SIMo CAMER
ON for sundry documents.
• 2,225 - On the 20th inst., pending the consid
eration of the Amendatory Reconstruction
Act in the House, our Itopresentative, Hon.
Wm. H. KooNTz, made a brief, but able and
cogent speech in its favor, which appearein
full in the Congressional Globe. We • shall
endeavor to make room for it in our col
umns.
BASK STOCK SOLD.—On the 21st ult.,
five shares of Gettysburg National Bank
stock, belonging to the estate Of HENRY
SPALDING, deceased, were sold at public sale
and brought $6125 per share,l o B. BUERLE
Esq., purchaser.
A LARGE LOAD.—Our friend HEZEKI
LATSIIAW, of New Salem, on Monday
last hauled to town probably the largest
load of wood ever delivered here, was
taken to the Railroad, unloaded and ranked,
measuring 4s cords. It was hauled with six
horses.
ADVERT.LSINti approach
ing Spring Sales twill for a few weeks neces
sarily run up the space occupied by our ad
vertising columns. The "STAn AND SENTI
NEC' having a much larger circulation than
ant --- pltj}er-iathe county, makes it an indis
pensable advertising medium -to allhaving
property to sell—being read by the busi
ness men of the county generally.
LECTURES,—The.series of Lectures, un
der the auspices of the• Literary Societies of
Pa., College, have opened finely. That by
DAVID PAUL 1111.0\V:s;, Esq., on the 21st ult.,
was an able and eloquent effort, as was also
that of Rev. T. DE WITT TALMAGE, last
evening. Both Lectures were listened to by
large and appreciative audiences. The
young men who have gotten up these intel
lectual treats deserve much credit, and we
hope our citizens will evince their apprecia
tion of them by giving them full hOuses.
SETTLEp.—We notice by the Macon
City (111.) Sews, that our young friends, J.
F. CU LP and JAMES L.ksrumr„ who left this
place some months ago. have settled in that
growing city, and have hung out. "their
shingle" as House and Sign Painters, Paper
Hangers, .Cc., under the firm now of Cut.r
LAsitELL : They are both first-rate work
men, thoroughly-"at home" in the busineSs
they design following, and have the best
wishes of numerous friends here for a suc
cessful business career.
SALES.—The following salt of Personal
Property, to take place this spring, will be
found in our advertising column : •
Feb.l2 —John S. Crawford,-Cumberland tp.
13.—Janais Bigham, Freeda„rn tp.
20.—M. L. & J. E. Graft, Straban tp.
ease Cline, Trustee, Latituore tp.
& 22.—Daniel Baker's Exr•s, Hamilton tp
Walter, Hamiltontion tp. •
•• 25.—Wm. Straban tp.
•' 213.--Jacob Minter, Franklin tp.
—Francis Cunningham, Freerhull tp
27.—Daniel Cashman, Stratun tk.
28.—Jacob C. Hel - bat, Cumberland 4p
—Juhu Hoover, Butler tp.
Mar. 3.--Efenry Dot t arar, Huntington tp.
4.--Chaa. D. rolley,Cumberland tp.
s,—Samnal Shelly, HuntingtO tp.
& Strattan tp.
- 7.—Henry Speck. “ "
- 10.—Isaac Bitsehoar, Union tp.
•• '•
i t ._
—J. W.Fidiller,Stra on tp.
“ 12.-4 .W. 'Weigle, Iligt and tp.
The following Real • state is also ail - coals
cyl :
Feb. I.—John iloke's Ai'mins., Ilighlnnil tp.
•• B.—IL A. Yonn7.. Gnardi an. Franklin tp
Private. =Jacob Mickley. D. of D. t' tt
QM=
Dr. F. E. Vanderslo,4, Gettysburg
John Rupp,
Jan Winebrenner,
Win. F. Bonner, York Springs.
John D. Paxton, Ilainiltonban.
COURT DOINGS.—But two cases were
disposed of in Common Pleas last week, 'viz :
Peter Diehl vs. The Adams County Fire
Insurance Company —Action - to recover
amount of Policy of Insurance on Tannery.
The insurance had been granted on a Tan
nery without *team. Subsequently Mr.
Diehl leased the Tannery to his sons, who
put up an engine and operated the Tannery
by steam. A few months thereafter a pcir
tion of the buildings burnt down. The Com
pany declined to pay because of the conver
sion into a steam Tannery without its con
sent. On trial, Plaintiff offered to prove
that he had given notice to the Company of
the intended change—that one of the Mana
gers had examined the premises—that an
assessment had been made on the Premium
Note, 6:c., which offer was overruled by the
Court, on the ground that the Policy itself,
which was the evidence of contract between
the parties, expressly provided that the
change should suspend the policy, unless
such change were made by consent of the
Company and endorsed on the Policy. No
tice of change was not sufficient. Nor was
it in the power of an Agent or Manager to
change the contract. The Jury under in
struction of the Court, rendered a verdict
fur Defendants.
Jonathan 13. :Myers vs. Gibson Myers—
Summons in Partition. Plaintiff claimed
the undiVided half of a tract of 66 acres of
laud, with improvements, in Reading town
ship. Defendant resisted on ground that
Plaintiff had; not paid one-half of the pur
chase money. Verdict for Plaintiff, that he
have equal partition of the lands.
caIARTEIi BESSIoNs
Com. vs. Isaac Kane.—lndicted for steal
ing a Horse, property .of Jacob R. Whit
more. Defendant had been indicted with
John Ulrich, who; however plead guilty at
April Term, 1866, and was sentenced to Pen
itentiary for two years. Kane was subse
quently tried and found &illy, but new
trial was granted. Last week he was re
tried,:found guilty, and sentenced to Peni
tentiary one year and Sight months. • '
Corn.. va."A.brabam Trostie—Assault and
Battery, on information of Samuel Shelly,
tax collector fbr Huntington township. De
fendant refuwing to pay his taxes, Shelly
threatened to make a levy, whereupon the
assault was committed which led to this suit.
Found guilty, but seriteneepastponed. ,
Com. vs. Christian etoffman-=Assiult and
battery, on information of Lewis Krumrine.
Verdict guilty, and Sentenced to pay fine of
er.) and costs.
Coon. vs. Saufuel Stanton—Surety of the.
Peitce, on information of David Robinson.
On hearing of,parties, complaint dismissed.
All the applications for license were
granted. ' .
The Grand Jury approved the view for a
bridge over Willoughby's rtm, on the -road'
leading from Gettysburg to Fairftekl; ,, . v.
"TUE GMT AfilYttifil."—We
have received a copy of the Report of the
Congressional lotnUtltteeto whom had been
ref red theArp9rt of the Coati*oner of
Infernal Revenue iti+ing his reasons for ex
enipting the scheme knoivnes the k'tilettys
burg Asylutn for Invalid Soldiers," from
special tax: .:The teport is from the pen of
Mr. Vtat WycK, and goes into a detailed
examination of the origin and progress of
the swindle, as given by witnesses examined
before the Committee, including some of
the originators of the scheme: `,The Report
is too lengthy for our columns, but we give.,
the substantial facts; It seems *at a prowl.
nent and wealthy tobacconist of,!New ;York.
John Anderson, during the war, invested
largely in diamonds'. A portion of them
were tainted With fraud, and Mr. - Anderson
instituted criminal proceedings, against the
parties who had swindled him.. After the
war these diamonds, purchased with gold at
200 and 20,-raPidly deprerilate4l, and. Ander
son and his friends oast about fo; some expe
dient to make themselves "whole." Calling
in R. France, P. A. Edgerton and S. T. Dick
inson; well known professional lottery .gam
biers, it was determined to get up a lottery
'scheme, with the ostensible object of bene
fitting disabled soldiers. To make. the
scheme more plausible an Agent was sent
on to Gettysburg to purchase's portion of
the battle-field as the site of the centemplared
Asylum. The next thing was to get an Act 1
of Incorporation. Ex-Recorder . Smith, an
minent lawyer of New Yoik, Who had long
been counsel for these lottery gatnblers, was
consulted, who in due course of time advised
them that it would be impossible to get an
Incorporation from the Legislature of New
York, by reason of the prohibiting clauses
in the constitution. He was than requested
to-examine to the constitutions of other
.States, to see where the way might be clear
for them. In due time' Judge Smith re-
ported that the State of Pennsylliania had no
uch prohibition. „These charitable patriots
at once directed their. steps to liarrisburg,
where masking their real purposes and mov
ing in the shadoW of the names kff Generals
Meade and Pennypacker asineorporators,
with a promise of $300,000 for the establish
ment of an Asylum at Gettysburg, they pro
cured the charter, which is now ! the subject
of litigation in the Supreme Court.. Mr.
Anderson at once paid $lO,OOO into the State
Treasury, and a meeting of the Trustees was
called, winch was _attended by but one of
the corporators named in the bill—Generals
Meade and Pennypacker knowing nothing
of it. The charter thus secured, the mask
Ls thrown off, and the master spirits step up
on the boards, Messrs. France, Edgerton and
Dickinson undertaking to run the machine.
The charter provided that before each dispo
sition of property $lO,OOO should be paid in
to the State Treasury. This contemplated 30
different dispositions before the $300,000 could
be realized. As the first disposition contem
plates the sale of tickets to the amount of $l,-
2Q0,000, it is easy to see that by the time the
"Gettysburg Asylum" would realize its
e 300,000, somebody else would realize in the
neighborhood of $30,000,000! For every
SIO,(N paid over to the Asylum, these patri
otic corporators would pocket :over half a
million! Mr. Yau SV'vek, in further expo
sition of the scheme, shows that Anderson's
diamonds, for which Ile claims to have paid
$150,000, (and a swindle that,) are put in
the scheme at $306,000, while a farm in Mr.
Van Wyck's own district, assessed at $3,500,
is advertised as worth $60,000! So with
other prizes.
As soon as General Meade's attention Viras
drawn to the scheme, with which his name
had thus been associated, he add Yessed Mr.
Brewster, the Attorney General, who at once
took steps to arrest the swindle. Anderion,
alarmed lest his diamonds, then on exhibi
tion in Philadelphia, should be seized by
the police, removed them to N`ew York,
where the parties opened shop under cover
of the charter granted by the Legislature of
Pennsylvania=—France & Co. retiring from
the active{ manag / ement, and a Mr. Hitch
cock. whO had been previously 'successful
in gift enterprises, taking charge of it. Mr.
„Hitchcock testifies that thus far the scheme
'has been a failure, by reason of the.public
denunciation acid mistrust—that the expen
ses have been about $BO,OOO more than the
receipts, only $20,000 having been received.
Postmaster General Randall, who had giv
en the enterprise his endoriement, recom
mending it as a "truly patrßaic and benevo
lent enterprise," has withdrawn his recom
mendation, as .appeal's by the December
number of the U.B. Mall, which !says :
"We are authorized by the Postmaster
General to say, that at the time he was in
duced to sign this recommendation he be
lieved the enterprise was a praiseworthy
one, and intended to aid a noble charity ; but
that he has become convinced• that the
scheme hes been perverted to fraudulent
purposes, and he desires to withdraw the re
commendation he then made."
The Committee are pretty severe on John
H. Diehl, Collector of the 2d District, Phila
delphia, on whose certificate Commissioner
Rollins granted the exemption from taxes,
and close by recommending the adoption of
the following'resolution :
Resolved, That the 'Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue be - requested to revoke the
permit heretofore given exempting the
scheme known as the Gettysburg Asylum
for Disabled Soldiers from pegiment of spe
cial tax and license,
said revoTation to take
effect from :Slay
,2S, 1867, aud that taxes and
license be collected from said asso6iation the
same as if no permit had ever been given.
SLEIGH-AID E.—Our goo&natured
friend, NrcrioLAs WEAVER, who .is in the
habit of doing clever things, on dno of the
bright, sunshiny days of the past week, sent
word to the officers and children Of the Na
tional Orphans' Homestead, that it was his
purpose to treat them to a sleigh` -ride. In
due time some four or five hugil=glisighs, ca
pacious enough to receive all connected with
the establishment, old and young; appeared
at the Homestead, marshalled by Mr. WEA
VER himself—the hories gaily dedked with
nags and oVerything calculated to delight
the little ones. As the large cavalcade
passed through our streets,Vith the merry
jingle of the bells and.the joyous notes of the
children, S'inging as they went, it attracted
much attention. We believe this is the
third ride Mr. WEAVER has giveU these or
phan children of the Nation's heroes, and
we are requested, on behalf of the officers
of thr Institution and the children, to return
to him their most dordial,thanks. ,
PROPERTY SALES.—Codori and Dcer
som have sold to Col. C. H. Buehler, a lot of
shout 24 acres, on North Stratton street, at
;$650 cash. They have also sold a 4 building
lot, on the same street, to Carl ]Hiller, at
$l3O. Mr. Miller has already commenced
the erection of a dwelling thereon.'
Edward Sheffer has sold his property,, is
Reading.township, to Peter Kan4man-14}
acres, with improvements, at $3,00,
Jacob Kime has purchased from Capt.
Henry Witmor, 111 acres of tl3trabatt
township, 'at $47 per ,acre, cash.
Daniel Miller has disposed , of theMrtefren
berg Springs property, in this - county, to
Sauluel Seachrist t of goincy, errtadtlin
county, for $7,000. • ,
NicholaS Deeatrich, of Hunllngtim town
ship, has sold his farm in Tyrone township,
to J. S. Deatrich for $4,750.
BUSINESS 2IEN in every civilized cent
try testify that actual use during many years
proves FAIRBANKS' STANDARD, SCA7.E3
to be convenient, accurate and durable in the
highest,96l,%.,,
INCOMPARABLE.--Grace's Ofbefouled
Salve b conceded by all to be the binit
partition for the cure of cuts, burns; wetulds,
scalds, •t igg 4s, an 4 cutaneous disown and
eniptiensTenttredly: Inplace atetglt.
le-ieundqtailikleve
In the titifiefyitithould abesYsilt Yf
•sraT,cromr.l
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t AisisuariiAtUM
K. G. McCreary, York orAtookt, is residence.
co
liniVoV a rt i ta t Clit=444,ooldon .
D. J AI °Bleler, ra n l c ar=e l t, 111111 ft. Ytot '.l4sll.f.
44111 a. ••'
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J. W. Tipton, N. IL imr.Pablio Square.
Newport. k s4egl.F, Woi=ot. near 6kuimberburg it
SOMA 1111001/411111.
D. H. Slings', Balt., between Middle and High
' churn' ,
Garlach Trimmer; South Baltimore street.
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00NYEC1: 031 4 2 0 1 6
.7. M. Warner, Beltimas street, ttrst.equana.
B.M. 1 1 1:1Ztaltimors atc.mt , emend square.
Z. H. Mini] CliliMberglarg, stmt.
J. DL , Baltimore street, Int some.
Btalbonitat Ili Boa, York street, Bret square
Wto Ohritamaa, West street, near Obeinbenbstg.
Osabinan a Rowe, Baltimore street, third Kam: ro.
OAZZUOIIe,'Ike. .
Manger k Ziegler, Middle street, near Italthitore.
!rate Ik Colp, Washington it, near Obambtitsbncy, .
•
Geo*:Arnold, corner offldneleadll4obewberettirff it,
W. T. gins York et., opposite Flank..
P. B,Plaklng, Baltimore street, Mit apace. • -
T. O. Minis, 011iamberabusg IltrestAtist soave. .
Jacobs.* Brother,Chataberilmrg street, AM *perm
Jacob Brinkerhoff, corner of York aail•Ptiblic equate.
C. H. Bnebler, owner ef Oirlbde and Railroad streets
Jacob Steads, on R %Broad, Went of Stratton.
Jacob Reilly, corner of Stratton and Railroad.
DZAMIT
J. L. Hill, Cbambereburg street, oppcolts Eagle Hotel
DlnniatlnD.
A. D. Buehler, Chamberebarg at., near Pubik tigtuulk.
J. S. Forney, Baltimore street, first quart,.
R. Horner, Chambersbnrg at, oppesilte Christ's Church
DAT GOON.
Fahnestock Brothem, oor. of Ba!timer* and Middle stn.
J. L. Schick, cor. Baltimore and Public Square.
Dophorn k Hoffman, cer.Carlisle and Publk Square.
Rebert. k Billot, Balt. at., opposite the Court-house.
A. Scott A Sons, cor. Chambersbarg and Washington sts
Geo. Arnold, car. Diamond and Clumberabtirg at.
rosin ♦ND POUNDRI
David Sterner, West street
• ' FORTLEDING AND OONXISSION HOMAN.
Culp & Rarnehaw, car. Washington and Railroad
W. F. Biddle & Co., cor. Stratton and" Railroad.
McCurdy k Hamilton, Carlisle Street.
asocuazs,
7. Cress t3on,cor. Chambersburg and Public Squats.
Wm. Boyer & Son, York st., °pp:WU National Bank.
Meals & Broa., Middle street, east of Washington.
Henry Overdeer, Baltimore st., third square.
Win. J. Martin, cor. of Baltimore - and High streets.
Hendricks & Warren, York street, Ant square.
8: M. Gilbert, Baltimore street, second square.
Fahnestoc.k Brothers, cor. Baltimogi and Middle stn ets
Bighorn & Co., oar. Washington annallrold struts.
W. E. Biddle k Co., cor. Stratton and Railroad streets.
McCurdy & Hamilton, Carlisle st.
aiIDWANZ AND MMMLN
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Danner k Ziegler, Baltimore street, first ■guar*.
Fahnestock Brothers, corner Baltimore and Middle airs
HARMS, &O.
D. McCreary k Son, Baltimore et. opposite Pree Church
J. M. Bowe, Baltimore street, third square.
114 . 111, CAPT, UNITA 10.
S. S. MeCrearf:Cbamberaburg street, first square.
Jacob Brinkerhoff, corner of York at., and Public Square
T. C. Norris, Cbambereburg street, Bret square.
B. C. Cobean, Ctuimberaburg et.
HOTELS. • ~
Eagle Rotel, J. L. Tate, proprietor, corner Chambersbnrg
and Whittington.
Keyetone Home, W. E. Myers, proprietor, Chambersburg
street, opposite Christ's Church.
• 1.1973.1' STABLES.
N. Weaver, Washington sty north of Chamber burg
T. T. Tate, Washington at., near Eagle Hotel.
John Cannon, corner of Baltimore and Middle streets
Meals t Brother, York et., east of Stratton.
PITOTOGRAPHIIB.
C. J. Tyson, York street, opposite National Bank.
Levi Ilumper, Baltimore st.,llrst square.
J. W. C. O'Neal, Baltimore rest, near Nigh.
6=!
Star Q Sentinel, Baltimore et., midway between the
Court Howie and Public Square, west Bide.
STOW, TIIIIRAII, kC,
C. 11. Buehler, corner of Carlisle and Railroad.
S. G. Cook, York at., nearly opposite the National Bank.
OZGAR mat.
WashingtonTierbower, Chambersburg it., below Waith
ington.
WATCIIIIIALIB.
Soper a McCartney, York street, opposite Batik
HEALTH GIVING WINE.—Some time
since Mr. A. Speer of Passaic, N. T., present
ed us with a bottle of his Port Grape Wine.
In our turn, we presented it to a friend who
was in feeble health. After giving the wine a
few trials, our friend assures us he derived
marked benefit from its use. We find that
many invalids in this city are using Speer's
.port Grape Wine with the same beneficialre
sults.
- Druggists keep it. it
"OH: THAT WILL BE JOYFUL!"—
When men and woman throw "Physic to the
dogs," and *hen a trifle out of order, or to
prevent getting out of order, take Plantation
Bitters. Are you Dyspeßtic, Nervous, Jaund
iced' Ily'pped, Low Spirited, Weak, or are
you sick and don't know what ails you? We
have been, and was recommended to try the
Plantation Bitters, which we did with great
satisfaction and entire success. Delicate Fe
males, Clergymen, Merchants, Lawyers, and
persons of Sedentary Habits, are liarticularly
benefited by these Bitters. The sale is per
fectly enormous..
MAGNOLIA WATER is a delightful toilet
article—snperior to Cologne and at half ths
price. • Jan. 2(3-2t
A VALUABLE BOOK.—We have on
several occasions spoken favorably of Rica
aitrisores new work, "Beyond the Mississip
pi." Mr. R. is a reliable and , graphic wri
ter, and in tiris work gives us the result of
his observation and experience in an exten
ded tour through the remarkable country
lying between the Mississippi and the Pa
cific. It is profusely illustrated, and is in
every respect one of the most interesting
publications of the - day. It should be is
every family. We bpderstand that Mr.
GEORGE YOUNG has taken_ the agency for
this county and will canvass for subscrip
tions, so that those desiring the work will
have an opportunity to procure it at the
publisher's price.
ILIUMBIED.
DAY—WEIGUT.—In York, on the 7th inst.,
by Rev. H. E. Niles, John Day, Esq., to
Mrs. Rachel Wright , both of York Springs,
this county.
FERGIMON—HtrEER.—On the MI; inst.,
by Rev. C. A. Hay, D. D., Rev. R. G. Fer
guson, of Mercersbnrg, Pa., to Miss Emma
M. Huber, of this place.
LATHEM—MoTTEE—In Abbottstown, on
the 14th inst., by the Rev. Mr. Davis, Mr.
Wm. Lathem, of Manchester, Md., to Miss
Sue Motter, of Abbottstovrn. •
MILLZR—EPPICIJIAM—On 'the 14th inst.,
by the Rev. D. W. Wolf, Mr. Michael G.
Miller, of Attica, Fountain county, Ind., to
Miss Mollie Eppelman, daughter of Jacob
Eppelman, Esq., of Centre Mills, this co.
Rzusi.,in—Bisnop.—On the Bth inst., by
the Rev. E. V. Glover, at the house of the
groom's brother, No. 329 Redwood street,
Philadelphia, Mr. Charles 'A. Redelin,of
Philadelphia, to Miss Ellen Bishop, of his
place.
SLornoua—Born—On the 21st inst., by
Rev. D, IL. Wolf Mr. Henry S. Slothour, of
Straban township, to -Miss Rate Boyer, of
Butler township.
STOCICBLAGIM 7 BLACM—On the 23d inst.,
at the residence of Joseph Bailey, Esq., by
Rev. Edsall Ferrier, Mr. Isaac J. Stooksla
ger, of Franklin a township, to Miss Lizzie
M. Black.
WoLvonn—Ces.slasx—On the .16th inst.,
at the Ref. Parsonage, New Oxford, by Rev.
W. F. F. Davis, M. Elias Wolford to Miss
Ellen . Cashman, both Of lidountideasant
township.
biED.
per-Obituary notices 5 cents a line for all
over 4 lines—casit to Accompany-notices.
Jirixtus—Onthe 19th inst., Mrs. Melinda,
wife of Wm. S. Jenkins, =Esq., of Oxford
;township, aged about 6 years.
JONES.—In this place, on Sonde) , morning
last, Mrs. Sophia H. Tones, relict of the lite
Be'. John M. Jones, and daughter of Geinge
Walter, deceased, late ofghis place. _
Itmos—On the 22d init., _in this ; place,
_3tiitrian Virginia, dibehter. or William and
=
litargaret Riggs, aged 15 mouths and 12 dayi."
13TALTIONCIIsir
per's Ferry, W. Vrit.,ffspan 4, Stalismith,
widow of DiOricialret .lute 2
Months and 29 days.
. ,Storora—At Salt Lakti City, Utih, Sept.
18th, Mr. Homy t3taour, formerly of Adams
county, aged 85 years 8 months and 2 days.
N
TArrammtroz_vn. the - lßth - at
glutroAl; City, LA., liffli. ,Lydia - Tit ' ' -:
vanish ,"wilb of W. '.ignmtiPaitihs • • •
'(formerly Sheriff of this county,) in her
year.
"Timon.—On the' 19th Mit.; at Altoona,
Biaireottaty, Pa., Mrs. Elisabeth, ,Wife of
Robert R. Taylor, former& of, tirbs,orianty,
ed 70 yeare7.inoutbkent-14ay.
Alter griftratnitlh B9maktina . !N Giadi t in hl
*dee ,Provideneeyrelio,rl he r otheraftki,
tint, infaVneW 3,the:4keelierie woad
where thanaisrejoyell!'' lo ri
*cm -13 e
,iiiaigaireaq 'Alta ikaa4l , lo ?"
tannins filen who mourn her hem
Ars over, on the 16th
mans et
year;s 10 months and 21 days.
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Baltimore Grain and Prodnee Market.
Baltimore, Tuesday *rising.
Bun - allow; 9 5Q or:# 10 . 00
Bxh Pioint; • 10 56 @ll 00
WHITE WEEA.T, 2 30 ® 2 80
AIM 'Waist • 2 60 @ 2 80
COW, 1 20 ® 1 18
RTE, f 1 55 ® 1 55
OATS, 75 @ 76
BINIIPNEHAT, 4 75 @ '5 00
TLEOTILT-SEED 2 75 @ 3 00
CLOVER-EILIM, 8 25 @ 8 50
•
FLAX -SEED, 2 50 @ 2 75
BAOON, 17 18
" - 12 @ 13
" Br:TULL,' as,. 11}(0 11
HAT 18 00 @ 25 00
WIIIBKET, @
ck()l4)t Phils
Giaftgralburg Grain and PSIII7IAIWA Market
• Oettyrburg, Wediesday Morning
BUTTE FLOUR, 8 73
EXTRA FLOUR, 9 75
WHTTE WHEAT, 2 @ 2 20
BED WHEAT, • 210 @2 15
CORN, 90
RYB, 1 20
OATS, GO
BUCKWHEAT, 1 00
T/MOTHT SEED, 2 50
CLOVER SEED, 7 50
POTATOES, 1 20 @ 1 40
BUTTER, 40
Liju, ' 10
Eaos, 30
BACON, HAMS, 14 @ 15
SOAP,-
TAILow,
DAVID itcCREAR.Y. JOHN F. McCREART
"Best always Cheapest.'
THE Best and Cheapest,
SADDLES,
• COLLARS and
HARNESS of all kinds, in the County,
are always to be found at the old and well known stand,
Baltimore et., opposite the Presbyterian Church.
(McCREARY'S.)
Our Riding and Wagon Saddles,
are the Most substantially built and neatest.
Our Harness, (plain and silver ar owl( t. (1 1,
are complete in every respect and warraated to be the
very beet material and workmanship.
Our upper leather Draft Collars,
!CAN NOT na Brit. They are the best FITTING and molt
durable.
Our Heavy Draft Harness,
are made to order, as cheap us they can in made any
!where and In the most substantial manner.
,Riding Bridles, Whips, Lashes, Draft
dNames, Fly-nets and everything in the line. N.., 1.-t
-ter or cheaper.
Our prices
have been REDUCED to the li.ca - e•it lining standard.
A liberal percentage fur cash. oft all trills amounting to
SS or more.
We work nothing but the best of stock and sill war
rant every article turned out to be in *very respect as re
presented.
Thankful for poet favors we invite attention tuour pre
'tient stock.
Naive ne a call and examine aricza asp QUALITY.
Jan. 29, 1508.—tf D. )IcelthlAßY It SON .
RSTRA . Y.—Came to the residence
AL. of the rubscriber in Huntington township, on or
.about the middle of November, a WHITE RAM, without
tnas, and a large bushy tail. The owner is requested
to come forward prove property pay charges end take
him away. - JOHN WEIGLE.
Jan. 29.-3 t
VALUABLE TOWN LOTS AND
TOWN RESIDENCE AT
The undersigned, intending to remove to York, offers
at Private Salo the desirable property on which he re
' sides, on Baltimore street, Gettysburg, within two doors
of the Court-horse, consisting ofa two-story Brick Dwel
ling, with two-story Brickback building,Basement, first
rate weil of Water, with choice Grape, Fruit, &t. Also;
'adjoining, a two story Frame Beetling, well adapted fur
Afore, Tavern, or any public bustnems: with a Int in rear
of alley,conaining a Barn, Carriage Hones, and other
improvements. This Lone of the most desirable resi
dences In Gettysburg, being centrally located, and having
every convenience. There are eight rooms in the Brick
'building, with tor dry and well•aired Cellars; and six
rooms in the Frame dwelling adjoining, with, Kitchen,
Pantry and Cellar. /q-Possession will be Overt on the
Ist day of April. Also. 3 desirable Town Lots on High
street, opposite the Fair Grounds.
Persons desirous to view tLe premises or ascertain
terms, can do so by calling on the subscriber residin;
thereon. F. E. VALNDERELOOT.
. Jan.29.-ts
TALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY
V • AT PUBLIC TALE..
The subscriber, intending to quit fanning, will sell at
;Public Sale, on Wednesday, the 4th day of Acetic/4 ne-xt, at
his residence In Cumberland township, about two miles
;west of Gettysburg, on the Chambersburg pike, the ful
llowlng valuable Personal Property, viz:
3 HEAD OF GOOD WORK HORSES, one threeienr WA,
2 good Mules, a Blooded Colt, 8 months obi, sired by the
thorough bred horse .Cashier," owned by Dr. T. T. Tate.
fend which took the first premium at the Gettysburg Fair,
;a three-year old Col t,4 good Mikli Cows, oue of w bit li will
!fresh by time of sale, :3 Hai fere. 2 Bulls, ones Durham
'two year old and the other a Devon one year old, which
'also took the first premium at the lair, lu head of extra
Routh down Sheep, a two horse Wagon, a two seat Car
;liege, a falling top Buggy, a Spring tooth 119 y Rake,Wind
mill of Reynold's patent, Feed Cutter, Threshing Ma
chine and Horse Power, 2 Barshear Ploughs, 2 narrows,
double and single Shovel Ploughs, Corn Fork, one three
horse and two double Trees, Spreaders, Singe Tregp.
'Wheelbarrow, Horse Gears, 2 sets of Bresubbands, 2 sets
of Front Gears, 2 Housings, Wagon Saddle, Harness, Col
lars and Bridles, Fly Nets, Check-lines, Plow-lines. flat
ters, Cow Chains, Bun, Spread, Wagon Whip, Forks,
Rakes, Crowbars, Dung .fieok, Mattocks, Picks, Axes,
Grindstone, Scythes, Care Oboppees; also, Cock Stovo
and Fixtures, liedsteadsould a variety of Household and
Kitchen Furniture, and other articles too numerous to
mention.
Pale will commence at 10 o'clock., A. M., when attend
lance will be given and terms made known on day of sale
CHARLES B. POLLEY.
JACOB MICELI; Auctioneer. I Jan. 29.-0
PUBLIC SALE
OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
The subecriber,intending to quit farming, Wlll sell at
Public Sale, on Saturday, the7th day of March fif.2l at 10
o'clock, A. N., at hie residence in Straban township, on
the road leading from New Chester to the York pile,
and two mike east from Hunterstown
2 BEAD OP GOOD WORK HORSES, both nine years
old, 8 head of First-rate Milch Cows, two of which will
Mare Calves &boil the time of sale, 1 two hone wagon
!with Bed, 1 two horse family Carriage, with Harness, 2
new Cart Wheel', 2 long Ploughs,l double Shovel Plough,
ll single Shovel PlOugh,2 Corn Forks, 1 Corn' Cover, 1
corn Planter Warren's patent, 1 Harrow, Log Chain, 1
two horse Sled, 1 Wheat Pant Howling Serene, 1 ground
Her, 1 Grain Rake, Hay and Dung Forks, Rakes and
dery2 Cross-cu Saws/ 1 Crowbar, 1 Pick, Maul and
Wedges, Past Anger and Boring Machine, Post Axe, 1
het of Coopering tools and Carpenter tools, sets of Hind
Hears, Collars and Bridles, Wagon Saddles, Linea and
Fikling Bridles, Hay by the ton, 10 Acres of Wheat in the
round, 1 Flax•break, Single and Double Trees; also,
ousehold and Kitchen Furniture, 1 Parlor Stove, 1.
corner Cupboard, 1 Clock, 1 Cue of Drawers, 1 Table and
Chairs, and a thousand other articles too numerous to
lactation..
Sate to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M., wben attendance
be given and terms made known on day of ;ale by
liEfilEY SPECK.
Annan! Perroay, Auctioneer. [Jan. W.-to
pIIBLIC - SALE
r m.
OF VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY
The subscriber, intending to quit farming and House
kee.Ortirg, will sell at Public Sale, on Tuesday, the 3rd day
of 01% neer, at 10 o'clock, .4. if., at his residence. in
York
tewnsidp, Adams county, Pa., at die York
tooth - east of Petersburg, known as the
Elprinp Buis, the following Personal Propers,
YHRBE IiBIKUi Cu. excellent Brood alitre,/ halm]
With foal, IBlooded Colt, 4 Mich Cows, which will be
fresh or a.arly 09 by time of sale,3 head of young Gail%
0 dna Illuitwal broad tread three•liotio Wagon le MINA,
1 spring Wagon, Hay. Carriage, 2 ;pro -hone Plows, 2
Marrows, 2 Cultiritora,l Ball Ohlo Beeper and Mower
ismbined. Throdting Marline And foarlonie Power,
Wire.ox4ll Bake, Ault new, 3 Bugglio,,2 good ,aa Lao*,
Ono a Ong itockaway, and'ano. a Trotting
iluggy,, 2 seta otauggo gar 2 se ts at Breachhands,
M}et. of Inuit Gairi,r Linos, Whips.lial-
Ves Chains, ers, doable and single Trost
Bay end Dung for Baker, Mowing Eicythoo,!Gridia,
Cradle, 4 drain Shorolo, 1 now Reynolds Nanning Mill, 2
.180 hie 8 I*W or Belle, Toolo, Aug.`,., Oldoelai set of
at Pissese; Household and Kitchen Furniture,
isttug in part of Cooking Stove and fixtures, 2 ten.
late Steeps, Parlor Stove, lot of eldlron and metal,Ppts,
BLit& of Tinow, Cupboards,.
ureshipodealiift and Bedding; Tablufair eist 3 r alio,'
Oicalre—l24-hour ind 2414, 2 Ceti Tabl 1 , of
Alhion Mahogany, neorhafic•clteh Sofa, alko o 4 and
Bowle,adarge 'lot ot . Oarpreiag,. and a greilet i rterfiely of
other articles.
&trends.--
Attendance wllibe Orin and terms iiiiide;_ ______ on
ty of sale by HENRY DOYTAHAR.
A. K. lima, Auctioneer,
f not all:1mM css said liayitha.aoa , !wilri..be'dsisibilkid'
*Mil all *pod. . - - vai:to.-tie,
:1
1 UTILIC SALE .
: , ;;l)t tfAlaillirl 11880NAL PAORaitir
! The lkohkikkilt 10~4 *IV the mit&
11 *llllOlllO6. II °IRMO iidge, on ft ,r.fijt . lllV of
.ribroiartnon4 ant oViltsok,-41:11.,' at %pros - In
ltittorteknildN nosellothk stmt them& latic
lileVerional k'merty, to wit:
MU= 11016 wilt volt- ka , on"-~dit e T
biteligA &Wok tkrwi, 4.youniposuadt. 3 Ilitatiotrw
NWa I VO II .II. VlPPo inisra :M oseru j i kedt set ril:l 4,6, l l l " lll, au. :/:
ai, - illrgil, 61 1 1 . N. Ma .mWe — M ll4ll , 'Prow
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rarn t: pbosniouste, t rkl um e t
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monsetfri on imi ttoo iLavait4 :Ahlo ri , ;.
I. ntit, Sonohoo, and a greoLVollftaO .11W,
Atte:Wawa will be evening' • k on"
y of oh by JOHN ROOTER.
loan Rum, linatiouser. ; (Jan. 92.4 s
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" SIDES,
" SITOULDZILS,
gent Advtrtiumtuto.
BRIDLES,
PRIVATE SALE
grur r dtertisnrents,
Pr OP SALE
- OP-VALVABLR PERSONAL PROPERTY
The undersigned intending toquit farming, will sedl,
it Pablic Sale, on Tuesday, 14 21th day of February
neat, - at 10 o'clock, A. M., at hie residence in Strabatt
townslilp,Adsms county, two nines east oinettysburg,
on the road leading to Hanover, the following valuable .
Personal Property, to wit:
FOUR 'NOAH HORSES, one a good Family
florae, and
all eaktdated for either saddle or harness, one yearling
CORA mnith Cow., win all be fresh about the. grit of
Awl', 3 head of young Cattle, f, goad Shotes, 1 brood
km 4151140 of No. 1 Sheep, / narrow-tread Wagon for
two or air:tie borate, 2Spilng Wagons, flay Carriages, 2
Plows, 2 narrows, Corn Forks Corn Col eror Shovel
Plows, double, single three,horse . Trees, Sit:waders,
Sleigh,Roller.lßuggy,a 0.1 14 - innowingldill, Cutting-,
box, 2 Grath Cradles, Sc.'. es and Snaths, nay lakes,.
Forks, Rakes Shovels, 2 ai Cow /falter itui
Bteast Chains, Butt Traces, 2so s o reechbande, 2 sets,
Front Gears, Collar,, Bridles, Crnppers, 1 set of Carrimipi
Harness, 3 Ply Nets good as now, Ilow Line, 2 Riding
Saddles and 'Bridles, 2 nand Saws, Augers—one a two.
inch, Planes, Chisels, Work. Bench and Viz., Maul and
Wedges;Axiss, and a groat manY other articles. Also,
Household andllitchen Furniture, consisting in, part of
Tables, Chairs. Bedsteads. Cupleoards, 2 Stovee 7 -one a
Parlor Stois, and many other' hormehOld articles.
Attendance will be given and ' terms made known on
da of sale by WILLIAM IiriWA,BD.
JOHN STALLEIXITII, Auctioneer. [Jan. n.-tlll
PUBLIC SALE
• ON VALUABLE PEIISONAL PROrERTY
The subscriber,intendiug to quit farming, will expose
to Public Sale, on Iretinraday, the 2614 day of February
next, at his residence, mile west of Arendtsville, the
fellowiro , personal Property. to wit:
FOUR BAD OF GOOD WORK. MARBS, will work
well any place you hitch them—one heavy trith foal, 2
Colts,one tieing two years old, the other one year, 6 head
of Milch Cowa, one of which will be fresh about the time
of sa la, l Heifer,3 Bulls, a lot of good Sheep, 2 four-horse
Wagons—one broad-tread nearly, new, the other narrow
tread, Fancy Spring Wagon, with Oil-cloth top—imitable
for one or two Lerma, Lime led, pair of good liay Lad
ders, Threshing Machine. good Grain. lan, Wire-tooth
Hay Rake, Grain Drill, 2 good PIOWS, 2 Harrows, single
Shovel Plow, 2 Cert. Forks, Log Chain, re o.hoise Spread
dors, Breuer; Chairis,Butt Chains; Cow Chains, two and
threehorse Double Trees, Single' rees, 2 sets of Breech
bands, 2 sets of Front Gears. Wagon saddle, Collars,
Bridles, Line, Fey Nets, Whip, Mattock, Forks, Rakes,
Cutting.box, Bridles, Cross-cut Saw, 2 Grain
C radios, Barrels, Tubs, Potatoes by illB bushel, Bedsteads
and Bedding, and a great many other articles.
Sale to commence at lb o'clock, A. M.,when attendance
w ill be given and term, made known on day of sale by
JACOB lioutm.
JACOB Mtcettr, Auctioneer.
There will be no haus:kat nig liquors allowed on the
ground.
7 0 8
pUBLIC SALE .
OF VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY
The undersigned, intending to quit farming, will ex
pose to Public Sale, on Thrixiday, the 5/1. day of March
next, at 10 actock, A. M., at his residence in Petersburg,
Y. S., the following valuable Personal Property, t 3 wit :
TIIRKE I.I.OIISES, idle a dappled grey of 7 years, the
others a pair of matched blacks 6 years old, 5 Stitch
two of which will be fresh about, the time of tale, 2 head
of young Cattle, 4 Sbotes, 1 four-horse broad-tread Wag
on—partly new, onediurse Wagon, 3 sets of Gears, two
Ilreechhande and one set Cruppers, 2 sets single 'farness,
Blind Bridles, Collars, Lines, 3 Plows, Harrow, Corn
Fork, Shovel Plow, 2 Cult iva tors, Spreaders, double and
single Trees,3 !falter and 5 Cow Chains, Log and Fifth
ChAiLlll, Jack Screw, Forks, Rakes, Shovels, Pick, Slat
ps•k, Digging iron, (irindritope, Wheelbarrow, and many
other arta:lea. Also, hay by the ton, Wheat, Corn, Oats,
and Potateen by the bushel, lionsel.old and Kitchen Fur
niture, consisting in part of Cllllll5, Cupboard,
Chests, Sink, Stands. e Stoves-2 Cooking, 2 Ten-plate. 1
Parlor and 1 Sheet Iron, Oriet.nsw ere, Tinware, 4 Bed
steads and Be:Wing, 100 yards Carpet, all good, id Crocks
Apple Butter, near dui) weight of pickled and dried Beef
and Pork, and &bunt one hundred t,eicht of IA rd. noes,
Tubs, and a.gre..o i..irety of other arti•
cles.
Attendance will 1,, gicen lud ternlß merle Itn , lorci ou
.4y otetle by SAIL'EL
A. r.cas.Au,tionecr. :3an.20.-t0
PUBLIC SALE
Ob VALUAELE PERSONAL EROPEILTY.
The nsl-rilgr.,l it:le...ling reli , einisll tarinintr, will
Hell at FLA'S , : Bald, nn i1",,,/n,,blay, the '2 , 6, duri of Febrts.
my A. M., ut lib. residence, in Freedom
township, on the root leading trorn Gettysburg to IN un
nernaker','NW!, the fallow lug valuable Personal Proper
ty. to wit •
Forß /ORE. HORSES. 1 Celt rising th ree Sear., 4
head of MI / ORE,
all will be fresh about unload sale,
5 head of young Cattle, 2 Sheep. Sow and Pigs, fr Shutes,
1 I..nr-hori, narrow t ...ad Wagon, Fpring Wagon, Buck
eye 11-a: , . r,f .. tiram Dr ti:, ur-horve sled, Flay
Rake, Barsh.ar Hoy Carriage, Cris! n
Mowing Scstl.., 2 single ,noval Plows, 1 Ildrrows,
Corn Forks, 2 Minot nets Front Gears, 1 st.t
n;:le If int...., Br idle.. Halter. Riding Saddle
and Bridle, 8 LogChaina, Jack Strews. Dnnbla, Single and
the, e.11,•r,, Tree.. l att , .cks,Cr. , ubor,Pleli,iioOr,l"hov,!l,
Fork, }taken, Grindstone, 1 pair Sled runners, Bell .
A no, in set lEI Iselin, in, tool-, and a tot of Carpenter and
Wagon-calker:, tools. A L.e. llon.ehnld nail Kitchen
Furniture, not,,isttng In part at Afr.tight Co,,k lug Stove,
with all ro- Ten-pint e St.,ra and Pipe, link,
and many nth-r article. tm tl,:wr,,u to mention.
t"n'L,ucn a ;II be given and terms made known
on day of gate by FRANCIS ItitiliAsl.
ReI:;:EN tjrtt..,ev, A ect ;Jan. 2...f.-tsv
. pt -- BLic SALE
OF VALUABLE I•KIthuNAL PROPERTY.
' The Indereigned, Trustee of Liin C. Hisiclit and Wife,
will sell at Poi,lic sale, on Thursday, the 31Ut day of
Februagi ne.se, at their residence in Latimore townstilP s
Adams c,iimtv, near the old Baltimore road,t Lalf mile
from Leardwirs Mill, and one and a half miles east from
Peteraburg, the following, valuable Personal Properki, to
TOUR WORK GORSE'S, a two year old Colt, fl bead of
heed of Young Cattle, 2 llogs, IF Loughorse
Wagons—ones broad-tread, Hay t.lsrriage, Fanning Mill,
Bontching Threshing Machine, Wire-tooth flay
Rake, 2 PIOWN 2 Harrows, single tihuvel Phi", 2 Cern
Yorks, 2 twa horse Spreaders, danble and single Tree*,
Feed Trough, 2 seta of Breeehbanda 2 sets of Croppers,
Blind Bridles, Conan', Linea and Halters, Wagon Saddle,
I set of Harness. 6 Cow Chains, Sled, Rakes and Yorks,
Jackscrew. Grindstone, Axe, a lot of Chestnut (tails and
Posta, Work Bench, a set of 131ackemith's Tools, Ritle.—
A 14,1. Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting in
part ufC,x+ktuJ, Stove and Pipe, 1 Bureau, 2 Bedsteads,
and a great many articles not herein mentioned.
axle to c...rnmetoc.. at to A. 51., on said day, when
attendance will be-given and retrns made knoin by
Jan. 23.-te.. JESSE CLlNE,,Trnstee.
•
P UBLIC SALE
1 OF VALUABLE PEIL.QONAL PROVEETY
The,underainel will Fell at Public Sale. cos Teasday,
the loth days/ Marc," next, of 1.: o'ciock, .11:, at his red•
dence, in Straban U.ownship, Adams county, on the road
leading front the Harrisburg road to Bender's Church,
about two and a half-miles Iron /funterstowtt a variety
1,1 valuable Persooal Property, ci nsi+tlng of 3 head of
lb - rasa, two hying Work the ut bur a two-yearling
Colt. 4 Craws, 1 Helfer, a larze Brood Sow, 2 Shoats, :
fCt• .elireechbauflt, 2 sets of Front (tears, 2 Pet. Traces,
r...w and Halter Chains, two and threenhor , e Plow, dnn-
Plow,rliarr.,w,Uulttrator. aro] tiingle
Trees. a large new stay-C.trriatte, ait,l a variety' of °that
artin;e4 too 13111Tier0t11 to torn t inn .
Attendance , will lie [erne made known on
day of sale by J. W. FIDLER.
Jour StAla.S HITII. Auct ;oneer
T) SALE OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY
The sulPeriber, intending: to quit farming, will offer at
Public Sale, ein Sat urda y , the •22,y1 day of February next,
at to e;eltettz, d. if., at his residence in Hatuiltonban
tewnship. about 3 miles north rf Millerstown. on the
road leading to Ca•htewn, the following valuable Per
sonal Property, to wit:
THREE HORSES, one a No.l saddle horse. 2 Colts. 3
?ditch Cows, 12bead of young Cattle, anionic winch are
3 Heifers heavy with calf. 7 head of Sheep, I frnr-horee
bread tread Wagon, two-horse Spring Wagon with !far
ness, Corn Sheller, 2 Plows, Shovel Pica'. twodua se Sled
ISelf-raking Reaper, arid a great many other articles.
Attendance will be given awl terms made- known on
day of sale by , WILLIAM WALTER.
JACOB MICELI!, Auctioneer. [Jan. 29.-ts
•
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE PERt.:INAL PROPERTY.
The undersigned intending to relinquish farming, will
sell at Public sale On Thursday. Me1'271.1, day of ./rbruary
next, at' U o'clock, AA. if.. at his residence in Stratum
township, Adams county, two alike east of Gettysburg,
on the readi leading from U. A. Picking's to th e York
pike, the fallowing Valuable Personal Property, to wit :
TWO GOOD HOMES,
one a Brood Mare, the other a Colt, rising 3 years, 3 good
Mulch Cowe. 2 Bolls, oue a full blooded Durham, the other
a half blooded Durham, 4 Heifers, both half blooded Dur
hams,theoue coming in profit this spring, 3 .lsio.lCotswalil
Sheen, 4 head of Shoats, a good two-horse Wagon, Lime
and Wcod Bed, Hay. Carriages. nets of Gear', 2 set of
Harness, one double and the other single, 2 sets Check
Lines, Plow Lino, Blind Bridles„Collars t Government
Saddle and Bridle, 8 sets of Hon eens, Halters and Chains,
Log chain. Cow Chains, Rail Chains, Breast Chains,
Threshing Machine, witiviTorse PoWer nod Double SSa
.ker attached, all in goci4 order,,Rnyer's Patent Fodder
Cutter and Grinder , Winnowing 111111, Routers Screw
Power Reaper and Mower, Horse Rake. Rockaway Car
riage, for one or two homes, Plogghs, Harrows, Large
Cultivator, Roller, Corn Fork, Double Corn Ploigh, Dou
ble and Single Trees, Forks, Rakes, Grain Cradles, Mow
ing Scythes, Clover Cradle, Corn Floes, Halt Bushel
Measure, Mattock; Shovels. Aleo, Corn and Oats by the
bushel, and one Stack of Hay, also, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, consisting in part of a Cooking
Stove, a good Ten-plate Stove, Parlor Stove, Copper Ket
tle, Washing Machine, Tubs, Barrels, boles, and many
other articles.
MAttendance will be given and terms ma4e known
on day of safe, by DAKEL CASRMAN•
Jam 9IALLSXIIII, Auctioneer. [Jan. 22. to
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
The underiligned will sell at Pubtic Sale on Tuesday,
Ale 10th day of Maraftittext, at 9 o'clock, .4.411., at his reo
onto, in Colon township, Adame,county, about three.
fourths of 'mg.) north-east of ,Littleetown, near, the .
Bonaugltown and lianovir road.,; the followitop,Pereonal
Property, Ws:
THREE HEAD OF HORSES, 2 Colts, 1 three years,
the other two years old, 5 Mich Cows, 1 Bull, two yeara
,old, 5 head of dheep,A brood Sow, pi Shotes, 2-Wagons,
both tusirow-tresd; !Stone Bed, Hay Camisse, is good se
new, Threshing Machine with Horse-power sad Gearing
all in first-rate order, Ny innowing MITI, 2 good. Plows,
Harrows, 2 Shovel Plows, 2 Corn - Forte, Cultivator, 1
,Buckeye Reaper,, Wire llegr,,Bakeii , Spring ;Wilson -and'
(team, sets latad Win, - 0 sots !font: Barad ••iinY Nstsv.
Bridles. Collars;Lines, Roller, Sleigh and Bells, toonble,
'Single and Three-horse Trees, Log, Halter pad Pow
Chains, Forks, Shovels, Rakes, MattockW - lizitiodstouo,
Grai4l):l / 4 .9 t Bsts - 2 4,ictaerawlbsclislok. show* ,
Peflein ty hasid by the pound,
•
-sod a number of other articles.,
• ' s3,..Attendance will be gifinifil.bilttes made known
Tday of sale by ISAAC
o
ACOII KIZSK, Auctioneer. (Jan. 22.-4
DENNEWLVANIE-CENTRAL
JI. . . - L . I• , -,.. -• • RIMAR.OAD.
, .
.. Double two:krauts rtmilioir betsrbeaPletteftblisand
irittsburg. Trains leaving Gettyaburg make the Idle*,
, ktg connections with this Trunk line:
liittysburit ' leave at 8.16 a. m. and 1422p4m.
'Hanover Junction arrive -10.05 " 3.20 "
leave 10.58 "9,23 "
. ,
Sartleburg arrive 12.55 p. m. ' 11.45 ,4
L- g ~ leave 1.80 " 2.45 a. in.
rntiladelphia arrive 6.40.-" .. LIR ',
*Harrisburg leave 1 . 15 0 12. 1 5 ~
Intliblug arrive., 1.20 a. in. 9.10 "
; ittPhlladelphlacloseconnectionsare made vtith the.. 11
trains for Now York, Boston and till Maslen,. BOA, f , it rt
. pAttsbarfawidivetMrithimade tit Hie' Nay - ..n s. g i fts)
fxisii...yorthiltisiraikar,llo3to,oo",ftnsompitvelsocw,:x7,,..- ,
--,e
11 r 1-4 q I , Wlisati
Gen. Superintendent, Al „,...z,
nanny W. Ahrtaarra, Gen. Pass. Agent, PbLiatla. "
Ja. 29. 1848.4! of gob.
GsttrbtiriTs.
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utiArs • coif TADIABLIi PkaISONAL PROP Y.
The imbsc fa rig gal ar at
diem fiti:Ming;
Pnblio Sale, on .Thurinfam , thanelt slay of r•worg
stl 10 o'clock. A. Jr.; of their residence in Btrsbuin
ship, one mile wsat of Hanteritowty the figlowlngvallis.
tile. Personal Property's to wit
BINE noting, one yearling Colt, i Wolf Conti,*
head of young Cattle, I fat Ball, 6 head *Meer, 3 Shot=
Se row-power Raper,. Tart Bleeder, lour.bonie narrow
tread Wagon, Spring Waiddrilbe one or two harden, Ctir=
rine Top, Sleigh, Hay Ladders, 2 Iron Pleari,,
Single and Dcrable Shovel Plows, Corn Clovenr, Ciotti -
tors. slugl, and Doable Trees, Horse , Gears,
Bridles, Winnowing DIM, Ceiling -Box, Log Main, Or
Cradle, Wood. 'Added', ..Wldeediatrrow, Sled, Stattchling
Mill,larindstona;groes.mat Barr, Maul and Wedges, Screw
pose r
they B
s. • ork with rope and pulite', and ir great mafii
othe article - •
.t?eit.ndance win L. given and tams mad* k&oF 11
QIII day of sale by , •
MAZY L,! JAMICS IL GRAM
• • . •
At the same time aid pkee, tkeinsderstgned wllioasr
at Public Sale. their thorough-bred Alderney . Bell,
imported stock, purchased two years ago. The reasons
ftir offering tkS.Bull for sale at this time, are, that lair
log a nuer oldlegers and Calves of his get, we do t
wish to breed the same to him ,and thus breeding in
and in, deteriorate the stock. Terms made known
day ofiutle by. • kOO
,Tae. 22..t0 •
üBLIC BALE
11 OF VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPER
The subscribers, Executors of the Estate of Dan
Baker (Potter), late of Hamilton township, Adams con
ty, deceased, will expose to Public Sale, on Friday
Saturday, February 2lrf and =wi at his late redden • •
1 mile north of Abbottatown, on tits road lead D...
said place to poke' s Mill, the fallowing Personalto. •.
ty, to wit:
FOUR MORSFJ3, one of.which is it Marsh wi h
foal,l yearling Colt, 5 Mulch Cows, 2 Heifers 2 Bu e
fit to kilL 1 Brood Sow, heavy with plg,9 Shotee,l Rea r
and Mower, two narrow tread' Warms and Beds, one
horse Wagon. Carriage, Threshing Machine and Hort*
Power, 1 Spring tooth Hay Rake, 2 sets Hay Ladders,
Plows, Harrows, Shovel Plows, Corn Fork% Roller,
Bobble and Single Trees; Spreaders, Log Chains, Cow
Chains, Winnowing Mill, Cutting Box, Wheelbarro,
ii
Grain Drill, Flax Break, Grain and Cloverdeed Cradl e'!
Scythes and Snathes, Log Sled, Sleigh and 8e115,2 s ets
of Carriage Hartwell. 2 sets of Breechbands, 3 sets of fro t
Gears, Collars, Bridles, Halters; Halter Chains, 2 Bias
Saddles, Wagon Saddles, Grain Shovels, Rakes, Forks,
Grain Bags,liani and Wedges. Axes, Mattocks, Grind
stone, Crowbar and a great variety of other Farming
Utensils. Also, 2 Wheels, Clay Mill, Glazing Mill, Mo: . -
tar and Pestle, and other articled be Voitgbig tit itrottert,
ICarpenter's Work Ranch; Dnowing-knived and Ladde3
Also, Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting
part of two Ten-plate Stoves and Pipe, Bedsteads
Bedding, Clock, Corner Cupboards, 2 Iron Kettles, Irtin
Pots, Copper Kettle, Tables, Chairs, Stands, Looking
Glasses, Chests, 3 Watches, Sausage Cutter and Stnifet.
Lard Press, 75 yards of Carpeting, Flax Hacks* Woel
Wheel, Spinning Wheels and Reel. Tnbs,Chnnn Barrels,
Meat Vessels and a lot of Smoked Meat, and Lard by the
pound. Also, a Scap of Bete, a Magnetic Machine, a let
of old Iron, and a great many article, too- numerous to
mention.
ka_Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. AL, on add da”,
when attendance will be glean and term madeknown
GEO. D. BAKER, Earl ,.
DANIEL B. BAKER, }
J. P. KOEHLER, Auctioneer. tJ an. 22-ta
-1E31.78L:
IC SALE OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTV
The subscriber Intending to quit farmiog, will sell
a t
Public Sale_ on Thursday, the 12t,' day of March nag, tti
It) o'clock, A. if., at his residence three and one-half miles
west of Gettysburg, formerly Trostle's Mill, on Minh
Creek, the following Personal Property, to wit:
THREE HEAD OF HORSES, all calculated for either
.. , udole or Hartman, 2of them Mares with foal, 4 Milch
Cows, 1 Bull, 1 Heifist, S head of Sheep, 2 Shotee,2 Broad
tread four horse Wekuns, 1 Wagon bed, 1 pair of Wood
Ladders, 1 Hay Carriage, 1 pair Hay Ladders, 1 small
led. 2 Rockaway Buggies and Harness, 1 pair of hind
'learn, 3 set et front Gears, Wagon Saddle, blind Bridles,
Collars,3 Linea, 2 Riding Bridles, Wagon Whip, 271
Nets, e Beni acid Cow Chains Log Chains, Rough Lock,
Threshing Mach i e,Breast Chilni,But t-traces, Spreader*,
Yeeritrough, Winnowing Mill, Cuttlag Box, 1 three
horse Plow, 2 two horse Plows, 211 arrows, 2 Corn Forks,
2 Single Shovel Plows, Stogie, Nub's and 3 Hors. Tree.,
1 Grain Drlll,l Wire tooth Hay Rake, 1 Revolving Hay
Bake, 2 Grain Cradles, 1 Clover Seed Cradle, 3 Mowing
Scythee, Forte, Rakers, 1 Mattock, Shovels, Grindstone,
Barrels, Boxes, 3 set of Dung Boards, lot of Bags, Hand
Saw, and a great number of other articles.
AIR-Attendance will be giver rand terms made 113101 rill
on day agile by JOHN W. WEIOLB.
JAL. , ..111 MC:ECU, Auctioneer. • (Jan. 22,-ti
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTYI
The undersigned intending to relinquisji farming, wit
sell at Pubic Sale on Thursday, the 131 A day of Abram
next, at 9 o'clo ck, A. M., on the premises, hi Frsedo
township,-Adams county, on the road leading from th
Scumittsburg road to linnnemaker's NIA abotits ma
from Gettysburg, the following valuable Personal Pr".
perty, to wit:
FIVE HEAD OF HORSES, :of irlOch ars Ste
2 Colts, one 2 and one 3 years old, 3 Mach Cows,7 hea
YcrangCattle,3 Brood Sows, 30 bead of Shotea, 4 W
one, 1 Broad-tread, 1 narrow -tread, 1 two and threolorsa,
and 1 'Spring Wagon, Lime and Wood Bede, Carriage,
Winnowing Mill, McCormick and Manny Reaper;
Grain Drill with Bono-dust Sower attached, Wire Tooth
Uay Bake, 2 Corn-Planters, one" Sulky Corti-Pkur and
Planter, Cutting Box, Doable and Single Shovel , a
Grain Cradles, Scythes, 4 Plows, 2 narrows, 21e
en, Double and Single Trees, Jack Screw,Jack
Corn Fork; Log and Fifth Chains, Let of ap, Who*
barrow, Mattocks Axes, Horse Owe, Wagon iladdlik
Riding Bridle', amid mazy other article". AM, nosen(•
hold and Kitchen Furniture.
nn..iittendance will be given end terma made known
on day of sale by JANES DUMAN.
Joon Miczur, (D. of D.,) Anotionwir: ' &ha. 444
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY
The subscriber, intending to quit farming, will pellet
Public Sale at his !voidance, two mike north-east of
Gettysburg. on the Harrisburg road, on THURSDAY
end FRIDAY, MARCH STH and ITH, largi, the following .
Personal Property, to wit : .
THREE HEAD OF WORK HORll.llB—all calculated
for either saddle or harness, one& Mare ham' with foal.
1 Stallion 6 years old—General 'Railer stock—eery gen
tle, and broken to work anywhere ; 2 Col* one 8 years
old and one 2 years old; 5 Mich Cows: ee thorough
bred Ayrshire 8011, 20 months old—pedigree um be had
on day of sale; one Half-blood 7 months old ; 1 Short
horn, 4years old , 1 do., 2 months old ; Itelfen,_loo4
stack ; 3 Brood Sows, Cheater breed; 14 Rhoads, all Mee
ter; 16 heed of Improved Sheep, Corawaild breed—most,
of them having been selected from the beet stook in
Virginia in the !allot 366; 3 Wagons—one Breed tread
light four.horse. one light two-hone, one. Sp to.; 1
Cart—broad-tread ; 1 Lime-bed, just new ; 1
Buiftrj. as good air
new;n 1 Thrashing Machlas_with 1
foot Shaker attache; HorrieburielfdesdnOlMlOley/
nold's Patent ; 1 Clover Huller, just new—ReirePatent
—the beat in use; 2 Chopping Mille-iikrar's Patent—cal
culated to chop ell kinds of grain ; 2 horse Hay Yorks;
3 Corn Crushers, for chopping corn In ears; 6 Combined
Reaping and Mowing Machines, 2.0 f them second-band;
2. Mower,. Ohio and Buckeye Patent; 6 lhilkey Coro
Ploughs: Wire-tooth . Hay Rakes; 4 Grain Drills, with
Guano attachment, warranted to do good work ; 131eigb,
4 Pl..ughs, 2 Harrows. 1 Double Shovel Plough, 1 Sines
do., Corn Cultivator, Corn Coverer, Corn Shelters—one
calculated for either horse or hand power, Jackscrew,
Fifth Chain,Leg Chains, 2horse Spreader, 2 1-horse do.,
Double an Single Trees, flatten,Cow Mans, Bntt
eh& 114, Breast Chains, Traces, Fee Trough, Rail Oar.
tinge, 1 set heavy Elliptic Springs—one 7 ply the other
6. Mattocks, Pick, Broad-axe, Hand-axe, Porto, I t ta3
Ellen 3.4
Bag Wagon, Cutting Box, Hans , Breath -
Front Gears, Plough. Gears, 1 ma wheel Mule Gears,
Geer!, 1-horse Harness, 1 set Anabutance Harness, Cap.
rings Harness, Bridles and Collars, Ply Nets u good 84;
new, Fivaborse Line, Plough Idnee, Wagon is, Rh&
dug Bridles, a lot of Barrels, Boxes, Ao
he .Bale to commence at 9 o'clock A. M.., on raid days,
when attendance will be given and terms made known
by ' WILLIAM WIBLE.
JOHN STALLSILITH, Auctioneer. Van.ls,—ti
[Jan.
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTYL
On Friday The MA of February nett, at 10 o'clock 4. X i ,
The subscriber intending to quit arming, will sell at
Public Sale, at his residence in Cnmberiand township,
near the Emmittaburg road," two and a hall miles front
Gettysburg, the following Personal Property, to wit:
TWO GOOD MULES 2 Mares with' 1341,1 Colt, 3
Mitch Cows, 3 head of "Yonng Cattle, 4 Shoates.l four.
horse narrow-tread Wagon, 1 Wagon for one or two hot.
ses, Lime Bed, Hay Carriage, Rockaway Buggy and,Har
ness, Buggy Spread, Hind and Front Gears, Wagon :Sad
dle,Blind Bridles, Collars, 2 Lines, apad Riding Saddle'
and Bridle, Halters, - Log Chain, Fifth Chain, Bread,
Chains, Cow Chains, Spreaders, Jackscrew, Feed Trough,
a first-rate Winnowing Mill, Grain Shovel, 2 Ploughs, 1.
Subsoil Plough, Harrow, 2 Corn 'Forks, $ Double and 1
Single Shovel Ploug,hs, Roller, single double and three}
'home Trees, Grain Cradle, Clerreretadle,Sc ythea, Forks,
Rakes, Cross-cut Saw,. 2 Mattocks, Shossl3, Crowbar,
Grindstone, Haul and Wedges, Saw, Angela, a Tot of Bs:
con, Grain by the Acre, and a great many,other articl
too numerous toinention.
is.Attenuance will ye given and tormented* kn
on day of sale by . JACOB C. MUM
Jaux Seaman:cur, Auctioneer., [Jan-1
FURNITURE.
BHEAFFE_R, BEG' '
PETERI3I3I7IIO, ay) PENNA:,
Are prepared to over to the Ptii/ia, anything in their
as chrep at can be, ad th the county.
Parchearra will do well to call ard crumb* eil/i
etock before huyisir elsewhere.
FURNITURE
made to order. ago king daub beat, cheep aid- •
dispatch. hlen.p, 1868, •
NOTICE -
Ts hereby giyeA
been mi4t. tbzwcoiirt:ot GaniamPlias
lettlutYLPSik• a** nithe •urrizetrowN
ING ..uLaTrivN," and the Thirst Janda, Oft'
.ser4 has been fixed for the he ard whop
DO enflietent e g%Vr
ipSciition W . : 77T -4
Jon. - k,'="Mlnba„
, a Anotlier NO l
tice
: ' •
11108•iferSenS whir: or4Y' indebtelk
1i
tp Ar ,
lanwrieettia= - or r
r r ri a P a
a tomer 0411— . , far 94..
ber ofliotiointeifFir ttot
hem. 14ebtedipritter0!" . $9 fAtillea ft w e 4
JaCliAlt "*".• •
CO. irlW
4,
A DISEMLUTKIN.
?4 t ,
ie, pnrtaiersill heretofore existing
; betimes the u eio Ins of GANZ.
*lllllo=l4 0. , T. IL, te hereby die
ted.
-, perms tsdebted t t Mid arm, will phase stake
100 lifilies *Mier- I* eiaborMed
~
use the seas etas, demi: am eettlemest of the bs.
J. 111.0ARDNIL.
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. la AVlN ia wf my stook of
. , , ~ , n nagebiumus• . Issetwks,* sadifirodut.
' . t . is , wultee Of meet,
t •
P lg ,1,,,, ! , - messia r eetere my patella aektowt
ri=2 " ti f ria . fr ili tL ainb ; ..... 1 . V t .* is;
• , I my goommon, Nem& Beetmas a 64
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44 ciliaLES
- CaI t .THE
;
UNIOA r PACIFIC RAILROAD,
.RUNNINe wzgr FROM OMAHA
ACROSS THE CONTINENT,
-,4itt NOW 0036411'1'w.
TILE ?Lai BIM U MILLI& strincupt.
WITRIN ITN 3011111 OF 11111 SU*MIT Or THE
KOOKY MOFNTAINS
The nothihni to nines will be nabbed all Eon ai
the weather pecadtwthe wan-bed to be solecientlr pack
ed to receive the Mks. The work continue to be
pushed inward la , tbe rock outlive on the welters
slope withAnabatad maw, and a mock larger force
will bi eanidored during the current year than ever be.
fore. The prospect that the whole
&IRANI! LINZ' TO %SA PA:CIPIO
WILL BE COMi'LErkt IF 11170,
.
wu never better. The means so tar provided for con
etruction bare proved ample, and there is no lack of
fund. for the most vigorous prosecution of the enter.
prise. These means are dltidid Into Foci dikes :
1.-UNITIM STATES BONDS,
bee int thirty yeere to ran, and bearing six per cent. cur.
re*, Interest, at the rated $16,000. per mile for 517 miles
on the Plains; then st the rat* 0f548,000 per mil* for 160
miles through . theltoclize Mountains; then at the rate of
' ,12,000 per mile for the raisin hig distance, for which
Abet United Butes takesi Recond hiss es security. The
interest on these Winds a paid by the United States goy.
:which also pap the Company °oriel( the
amount of ha bills in money for transporting its freight
troops, mails, Ac. Ths remaining half of those bills i;
placed to the Company's credit, and forms • minting
fund wail may finally discharge the whole amount of
this lien. •
2. -FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
By its charter the Company is permitted to inn. it,
own lint Mortgage Bonds to the same amount aa the
bonds lowed by the Government, and no more, and
Duly as the rogdprognersa. The Trustees for the Bond
hoiderai are the Hon.E. N. Morgan. 17. B. Senator from
New York,nad the Hon. Oakes Ames, Member of Mel .
B. House of Itspremintativer, who anreeponsible.for the
delivery of these Binds to the Company in accordance
with the terms - of the law.
3. -THE LAND GRANT
'The Union Pacific Railroad Company hu a land grant
or absolute donatiON from the Ooyertunent of 12,1100
wires to the mile on the line of the road, which will not
1:4 worth leas than El 50 per acre, at the lowest ulna
tion.
4.--THE CAPITAL STOCK
The authorized capital of the Colon Pacific Railroad
Company is 5100,000,000, of which $8,500,000 have been
paid on the work already done.
THE /FANS SUFIvICIENT TO BUILD
THE ROAD
Contracts for the entire work of building 914 miles of
first-class railroad west front Omaha, comprising much
of the most difficult mountain work, and embracing eve
ry expense except surveying, have been made with re
rponsible parties (who have already finished over 640
miles), at the average rate of eixtyight thousand and
fifty-eight dollars (s6ll,ol.B)per mile. This price [bawl.'
all necessary shops for construction and repairs of cars,
depots, stations, and all othenincidental' Mdldings, and
slid locomotives, passenger, baggage, and freight cu..,
and other requisite rolling stock, to an amount that shall
not be lees than %OW pet mile. ♦lowing the cost of
the remaining one hundred and eighty-six of the eleven
hundred mike assumed to be built by the Union Pacific
Company to be $90,000 per cosily
THE TOTAL COST OP SI4VEN HUNDRED MILES
WILL BE AS FOLLOWS
914 miles, at $68p68,........... ...........
19 miles, at $90,000,
Add discount on bonds, snees7s. de-.
Amount,
As the 11.8. Bonds are equal to money, and the Com
Way's own Pint Mortgage Bonds have a study market,
we have ea the
AVAILABLE CASH ItZSOURCES POE BUILDING
XLSTEN HUNDIELD MIL
11. 8. Bonds..
Flint Maims Bonds"..— ........
Capital Stock paid in on the work 8,600,000
Laid Brant,l4,oo.ooNo acres,ll.so per acre, 21,120,000
The Company have ample &ditties for supplying any
delciency data may arise In mows of constractlon. Thu
may be done wholly or in part by additional subscip-
Mu to capital stock.
EARNINGS OF THE COMPANY
At present, the profits of the Company are derived
only from Its local traffic, but this is *heady much more
than suißcient to piny the latarest on all the Bonds the
Company can issue, If not another mile were built. It Is
not doubted that when theund le completed the through
traffic of the only line connecting the Atlantic and Pacific
Stater will be large beyond precedent, and, u there will
be no competition. it can always be done at prolltaple
rates.
• It will be noticed that the Union Peak Railroad is, in
fact, a Government work, built under the supervision of
Government officers, and to a large extent with Govern
ment money, and that Its bonds are iareed under Gov
ernment direct km. It is believed that no similar recur
ity is so carefully guarded, and certainly no other is
bailed upon a larger or more valuable property. As the
Company's
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
ere offered Syr the present at 90 Cern on ens nclars,
they are the cheapest security in the market, being more
than 15 per cent. 'Mni ilesnit.& f iltacks. They pay
SIX PER CENT. IN GOLD,
or over NIZZ PEI cam. upon the investment, and have
thirty yams lb run belbre maturity. Subaniptions will
be received in Gettysburg, in., by the
MST NATIONAL BANK and
GETTYSBURG NATIONAL SANE,
and in New York at thebonspany's office, No. 20, Nassau
street, and by
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK, No.7,Naaaan it
CLANK, DODGE A CO., Bankers, No. 51, Wall at.,
JOHN J. CISCO t BON, Bankers, No. 314
and hy the Company's advertised Agents throughout the
United SWAM, riliattlitintaltould be Mode in draft or
other funds par In New York, malls Bonds will be sent
free of charge by . return impress. Parties- suncribing
through, local mina, will Ink to them for their safe
delivery.
A -NNW PAMPHLET AND MAP, showing the Pro.
grass of the Work. Resources tor Constsmotion, and Vallee
or Bonds, may be obtained at the . Company's Offices or of
iti advertised agettts,ot will be sent free on application.
JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer,
New York.
Jan. 29, 1898. t
PPO
DISSOLUTION. •
NOZION te.heroby ems that the partnership
bantams airline hi the Hat gip, Boot and Shoe Intel.
ness, between 0. DIMAS * Joan Banana under th•
style and name of Oman* llomanta has this day been
dissolved by mutual poneent. Al) persona having claims
Zilthe said Arm will present then, and those indebt
e same, will please call and pay their accounts. .
- I.O.OONRAN
JOHN sonsidn..
.Taa. flat
Tai the Cone- of Common Pleas of
Adwasigrantlfr *tato or Loe-2MM Gadgusd I
'trust tbr this betiellt of creditors.
,
'The: petftioseilllybsallesseshininsheen fled ' '
to !lave sot midi for theses of hhneelf sod B irth
O of heeesield Atheist* lied Mats of dookossio
ishoksp..Vitit eforiketn ant theteep to etetp.
idsoklawisd irtj-elght oasts, In ,pturuinse of the
Ash daillilakftalik Way war hfeeeltolledihele
4,1113 eiewhe shown to the tooshum the mid
Wirt wifisiTTIMAT, the nib day of IMS"
arder-4 a taa rime be releaser the stehgeof
..Sete mid toahe.Amelgound theooeteh,
A1.1M311 UM; Frothy.
Jea.22.-St
•
PUBLIC 134tLE
or ♦ VALUABLE PAUM .
Branyideg, theist qtrebrwary wad, Week P.M.,
In .
ininonsc• of an Order of this Orphan" Coat of Ad
ams candy, tbesindondgned will sell at red,* Yenduo,
on the prembee, that visinahlo Tract of Land known as
tho "MIA BASIL," - Belonging to the estate of Joni
Hors, decenood, in Highland towaship,Adaam countY,
adjoining lands of Massada!' Latubaw, John Butt, and
omen.
ContainingQ 254. Acres, about 45 Acres of
welch Is good IIIBJR LAND, and a large propartiou
ottan remoinda is natural Neadow. The Sam if well
watered and vary suitable for a Stook Para. The build
Ingo' an a Tweeter, La/ Weethesbolutled Log
Barn. new frame Wagon Shed, Corn Dribs, Neg and
Oranaria. A large quantity of Limo has bast, pat oti
the land the Out two years.
It is situated about Ivo miles from &Aqaba& cad 1
mile from New Salem, in a good and inanaiOngit tt
borhood, and a well worth tb attestion of Ote
ar lamer, wanting a hhome,as e
the We will be Moats.
alf+Attenanice will be given and tame made known
ou day of Ink by 1. D. DIIPHORN,AduVr.
ANN It. 11082, Ad air's.
JAcos MICTI.Sr, (D. of D.) Auctioneer. [Jan le.-ta
PUBLIC BALE
OF VALUABLE LAND
The undersigned, Guardian o f the minor children of
Ileum M cv.n dec'd, by virtue of an order of the Or.
phut.' Court of Adam. °meaty, Penna., will sell at Public
Bak, on datuniety, the SU day tbf Fiekrwarlr scat. at 1
o'clock, P. if, on the premise, in Franklin township, dd.
ams co., on the Chanibersburg pike W, of a mile above
Caahtown, the following Taloa hie TRACTS Or LLND.
NIX 1. A Tract of land containing
FT Acres, 98 perches, more or lees, part Timber and • the
balance under good cultivation.
N 0.2, A Tract of Woodland, con
taining $ Urea, 113 Perches, wore or lees, on itich is
one of the beet Springs of tle county, (known aa the
Oaahtown cold Spring.)
onlfiarAltandance will be given andHURT terms mad* known
day of sale by A. YOUNG,
Jan. 19.-is Guardian.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
IN NEW SALEM
The undersigned offers for sale his House acid Lot in
New Salem. The Nouse is anew two-story Brick, with
all necessary outbuildings, Water and all other mimeo-. "
fences. a
Any person buying said property - and wishing a few
acres of land can purchase the same from Mickley and
Minter. •
la-Jacob Mickley, (D. of D.) has still on hand and for
de the Polley tans, which will be sold In parts or al
together as may bast colt purchasers.
ggrAny person wishing to buy good properties and on
emotrable terms should call on.
Jan.ls.-3t JACOB MIOKLZY, (1). ol D.)
VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE
JACOB DficirtaT, (D. of D.) and Lm Hmn, httead to
divide and sell In parts from one to live scree each, the
farm they hare purchased from Dr. J.
If not sold within 30 dayslrom date the property will
be for rent.
The location is a good one for Shoemaker, Tailor„ War
on•maker or Mechanic of any description.
1e!-Any person wishing to plucksu the above ahonid ,
call on the undersigned.
Jan. 15.-3 t
DIIBLIC SALE
0/ VALUABLE PEBSXIAL & REAL PROPERTY
On Wednesday the 12th of February newt, at 1 o'clock P. M.
The undersigned will sell at Public Pale. at his farm
op Marsh Creek, half-way between Bream's Mill and the
Bridge, the knowing valuable Personal Property, to wit :
YOUR WORK ROMP, 1 fresh Mlleh Cow, 2 Wagons,
3 Ploughs. 2 Harrow's, 2 Corn Cultivators, Wind Mill,
Horne them, and other farming utensils. Also,
NIGHTY ROMP, more or less, of said Yarns, with In,
provoments.
.Attendance will be cyan and terms made known
on day of sale by J. H. ORARTORD.
Jan. U.-ta
VALUABLE TANNERY
• AT PRIVATE SALE
The subscriber wishing to give up the Tanning brie
nese, offers at Pr vats Sale, his valuable TANNZBV,
situate on South Baltimore street, Gettysburg; Pa., 'D
enial), Brick Beam Shop with 1 pool, 3 limes, and six
handlers ; Brick Currying Shop; Brick and Prams Bark
Mill House; 33 layaway Vats on the yard, with/ Leashes
and rams to mid any additional number—ccautaat run
ning Spring water, never-faillng, in tautjurd ind gimps. '
Tide Turnery is located in a region where good Bark Is
abundant at ressonableprices. Possession eftliaTiffsery
will be given to the purchuer immediately. ff &aired,
wit** supply of bark to nth It.
Timm is besides a large Twootory MUCH DWILLBIO
on the property, sit Spring HOIIIIINSmok• House, Wood
Shed, Barn, Corn Crib, Wagon Shed end other outbuild
ings, with a well of water and alio hydrant at kitchen
dew, with running water thronighilpringHouse. There
is a variety of beet quality of g lowing Drapes andini I t
on the premised. The property is in good condltimi and
in every respect a most desirable residdnce and business
stand. •
02.206,012
. 16, 7 40,000
. 4,600,000
AL°, will be sold, A LOT:OY GROtriat adieiwing s
hare, °ordaining 1% Acne, more or leu, with an Apple
Orchard and a first-elan Spring and Bathing Zatablieh
,
me nt on it. .
483,445,012
Also A LOT ON GROUND, on the Kmmittsburg road;
one•half mile from town, containing 8 Acres, which the
pozebaser can also have, if desired. •
NM:arsons deeiring to view the premises, or asicertaltt
particulars, will address the subscriber; reahliNg
In Geitsebeirg. Pa.
ihrpt.ll3.-tt JORN wmpaurrilie. ;
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420,3284100
... 211,Xte,000
TOWN PROPERTY
AT PRIVATE SALE
TEE undersigned offers at Private
Bale, the old DOBBIN DWIILLINO, at thOjauction
of the Tansytown and Emmittsburgreadsoln the borough
of Gettymbarg. The house is subotantially butlfioT stone,
and contains twelve large rooms. Those is a strung,
wryer-Bang Spring of first-rate water in the basement •
and 134 Acres of land connected with it. The location
tea very pleasant one, and with a little additional outlay
this could be made one of the most oendbrtable and 11..•
sirable homes In the borough or its vicinity.
Nov. 13,1 b 57-tt JOHN RUPP.
FARMS FOR SALE.
wIELI sell the Yams,
No. 1. Lying on the Harrisburg
and Gettysburg road between York Spring and Heidlers
burg, containing 121 ACRES, with improvements, new
occupied by JIM'S 51111er. Price $25 per acre.
No. 2. Lying on the Carlisle and
New Oz%rd road, between Heidiersburg and New Ches.
ter, containing 146 ACRES. with good improvements
now occupied by George J. Shank. Price $R per acre.
Terms: One half to be paid on the delivery of the
deed; the balance to suit the purchaser, either in cash
or in first Judgment Bonds of not less thlng2oolbr No.l,
and $4OO for No. 2, to bi paid annually with interest.
s3.Theime bums are patented, Ile handicanalyand have
been limed. W.F. BONNER.
May 29,1967.-tf
CHESTNUT LAND
AT PRIVATE SALE
I will sell 160 ACRES, 2 miles wort of Milleratcrwn.—
The Timber is principally Chestnut with some Black Oak
and Walnut. The laid le stay of access and the moll
Irst-rate.
100 Acres ean be easily cleared and the Timber will pay
for the laud and clearing, as a portion of it will out 1000
Bails to the Acre. There are two capital Springs on the
Tract. It will be sold in a body for sB.ooper acre; or in
lota to suit—together it would make a mice Term Tor a
man with small means. ma For terms.
Address
/airfield, Pa., Dec. 4, 1.867.-tf
liA. FIRST CLASS FARM.
AT PRIVATE SALE,
ithln two miles of Gettysburg, on the Harris
burg road, with all necessary improvements,
and in prime order. I will sell from 100 to 160
Acres, to suit purchasers. Terms reasonable.—
For farther information, apply to
WM. WIBLE,
Gettysburg, Pa.
Sept 18-ti
GETTYSBURG FOUNDRY.
TlLLsubscriber would Inform his customers mid others
b. is still mautaikcturiag various kinds*, Cas
tings and Machines, made to order, on short notice, such
Threshers and Powers ,
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(..e different sizes ofPowers,) Clover-feel Hullers and
Clasiont, Corn &milers and Begat non, Corolbdder . Cot
ton, Stra w sod Hay Cutters, Ploughs, aseb as Can'
Ploughs, Bstaliear Ploughs, Bids-hill and Corn Ploughs;
the • •
Wire-siring Horse Rake,
Ise latest improvement; ilex-Metal Screws itir Cider
Pftwoog, Iron lolling for 000111Wiell or Potato, with
enstindint else In biz line, all at low prices.
Jos BALK—A light Two-born Woos, • Onnhora
Wagon,, nunr. DAVID 8T12,1211.
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to all Witte% laws, Dicta and Hama of Waist pertain
to Real otootauft dlokooks i with'
pr aw, Att u of want likasamA pdarothoa, iichg
Fruit, Truck; drain de Grazing Farms,
COTTAGES AIM COVNTRy a SEATS,
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