February t 26, 1868.
She Au• an t #tutineL
GetiyabaSir, Wednesday, Feb. SC 11MS
8.4.1J13. The following sales of Personal
Property, t 4 take place ihis spring, will be
fOnnil in our advertising column :
Tab. Mi.—Jaw:o C. Herbst, Cumberland tp.
War. 2.—A4renot Michael Carl diced., Berwick tp.
" L—Henry Bananas, Huntington tp.
" " —Adm'n of Frederick Btockeleger, Fninklin tp.
" 4.-431 um. B. Polley,Cumberlond tp.
.....
" s.—Bansusil Shelly, Huntington tp.
" 6 & 6.—Win. Wible..l3trabort tp. • .
" 6.—A. J. Under, Menollen tp. • •
" " —John A. Shugh, Butler tp.
" - 7.—Henry' Speck, " ••• II
" " —Hmeklah Latahaw, Franklin tp. •
" 10.—Isaac itasehtar, Union tp.
" " -71. Mocileary and Rueli H. Bigharn, Freedom tp
" "
.—J. W. Fiddler a Btraban tp.
" "—Cyrus 61. Cried, Butler tp.
" 12.—J. W. Weigle, Highland tp:
" 13.—Andrew Weikert, Highland tp.
a " —Atm Cabman, Straban tp.
' " 14.-. Alex. D. Taylor, of Joseph, Menai len tp.
" 14-Jesse aook, Latimoretp.
" ". —Jesse gook, York Sulphur Springs near Brag.
town. ••
0 18.—Chrlstban Benner, Straban tp.
" " —ilostuel 8.8 tocksleger,Cashtown near Fairfield.
" 19.1, 1, eorge Inewltt, &tenoned tp.
I. 20.-John KOMnrine, Unitss tp. -
na
" " —John oil Ter,. Huntington tp.
" 26.--ess &t
ler, onal len tp.
" 211.—Banm surer, Butler tp. near Beecher's Fac
tory. , ,
SNOW.-00 Monday another Snow storm
set in, continuing until a late hour in the
night—snow !falling to a depth of 10 to 12
inches. , .
PENSION.—Last week Mr. MCCONA.IIGILY
read in place fan , act granting a pension to
RZNar LlTuoa, a soldier of the war of 1812,
from Adams bounty, which was referred to
the Committee on Pensions and Gratuities.
SOUTH MOUNTAIN RAILROAD.—The
Carlisle Volu*teer says that the Cumberland
Valldy Railrold and the South Mountain
Iron Company have determined to build the
road from Carlisle tol'ine Grove Furnace as
soon as praeti6able. '
SALES.—The reader's attention is direct
ed to the adyertisement of sale of Personal
Property of ANDREW WEINER; Highland
township, March 13—and to the sale of Per
sonal Property of JEME COOK, near York
Springs, to take place on the 17th`of March.
BEQUESTS. r —ldr. EPHRAIM lizsor, of
Oxford township, whose death took place on
the 4th'ult., bequeaths in his Will $2OO to the
German Reformed Church at New Oxford,
WO to the Ori3hans' Home at Womeladoff
under charge or the same denomination, and
$l5O to Home Blfissions.
A GOOD ARTICLE.—SAmurtEIms;
of this place, ! has purchased Hickman,
Wright it Baldwin's "Gum Elastic Anti-
Cribber'," and is prepared to sell individual
and township rights. It is a novel. and in
genious contriviume to break up the bad
habit of 'cribbing" among horses, and ev
ery farmer should have them at hand.
E X P L O S I O N.—On Thursday of.la;t
week, a steam pipe attached to the steam
saw mill of Miltenberger & Brady, in the
South Moutillain, exploded with considera
ble force, doing some damage. Mr. E. Perie
was severely scalded by the escaping steam
about the hands and face, but his injuries are
not likely to prove fatal.
NORMAL scp . ooL.—Mr. SHEELY, Coun
ty Superintendent, will re-open his Normal
School in this place on the 30th of March.—
As the number of pupils will be lithited,
application for admission should be made
promptly. Mr. SLEEKLY has made a faith
superintendent, and In providing these
training schools for Teachers, is largely ben
efitting the School system of the county.
SALES.—Dr. E. G. FAHNEBTOCY on Sat
urday last bought at public sale the Holtz
worth property on East Middle street, a
two-story frame dwelling and lot, for WO.
Issr&DEARDoST has purchased the prop
erty of HENRY McDA.Nrrimt, near town
-16 acres, with improvements—at $2,100.
DANIEL LASHELL has sold his House and
Lot on Wastington street, to Rev. Mr.
JainsoN, of the Associate Reformed Church,
for $ll5O cash.
THE 22D.—The memory of Wasniserrox
was duly honored in this place; on Saturday
last, the stores and places of business being
generally closed during the afternoon. The
Zouaves were out in full dress, parading
the streets, while numerous national Sage
were displayed from public buildings and
i l k
priv residences. The Zonaves went
thro their usual drill, attracting much
stun on, by .reaion of the precision and
skill with which the commands were exe
cuted. In the target firing Charles Gilbert,
of Mountjoy township, proved the best shot
and takes the Company medal for the ensu
ing year.
LEGISLATIVE.—Amon g the House bills
passed bolt Friday we notice Ora) entitled. "A
supplement to an act to enable the Governor
to incorporate a company to :make an artifi
cial road, by the nearest -and best route,
from the west end of the 'borough of York
to the borough of Gettysburg, 4n the, county
of Adams, approved the 11th day of March,
A. D. 1815." We do fait exactly understand.
the purport of this, bill * butlauppose it has
reference to the York dr. Gettysburg Turn
pike Company, which, we understand, is
seeking legislation' to compel parties travel
ling on the pike to pay toll, whether they
pass through a gate or not. .
ANNIVETWAR ' FirFIRCISES.—The an
niversary exercises of the Phrenskoandani3o
ciety of Penna. Co l i ege, on Saturday evening,
in Agricultural Hall, drew out a crowded
house. The capacity of the Hall WAS •fully
tested, being filled to overflowing. The ez
ereises were as follows : •
Music—" Nigh t shades no longer."
•
Prayer—by REV. 'DB. BAUGEEB.
Music —"Oh, how I love• my mountain
home."
It Liberty,"—by Centre
Hall Pa.
•
"Freedom of the Prees,"--by J. W.
• RICHARD, Winchester, Va.
"2brmenfr of Conacienee,"—by H. AL-
L/MAN, ve, Pa.
Nutilo--"These .. • ments entrancing."
"Permanence. of i Literary Fame,"—by
W. A. LIST, Wheeling, W. " va.
Nothing is Lost,r —by A . J. Eitimin,
Macungie, Pa.
"Wrongs of freiernd,"— -by T. R. BERB
ER, M uncy, Pa., •
Music—"Castemet Islay Guitar."
"Poetry,"—by A.S. THAR, Littlest
,
town Pa.
"aneduipeare Jiestritnition,"'—by P. K.
ERDMAN, Centre Valley, Pa.
Missio—"Our Banner of Glory."
Benediction—by PRCiF. FERRIER.
The addresses of $1.1.1 yonn g gentlemen who
represented the Society on this occasion,
were creditable productions, varying, of
muse, in excel/ pc e, but all, were well ie.
eeived by the stidlence who manifested their
appreciation by'repeated ar•plattes. The
'nuked tendency tn, "Sbakspearian" ilkustra
tions, running tar ouch the different speeches,
showed that the greet Poet was a stpeeisl fa
write and had been closely 'hulled. With-
Cut going into with invidious details, we may
remark that the efforts as a whole, In matter,
style and manner, were an improwenent up
on ainillar exorcises, and reflect 'much credit
on all concerto!.
• The mmic was prcyrided by rotate= Toml
late, accompanied by Warn ment a l manic,
embracing the best nimical Wait ofthOriwil.
sad weir la steel[ a rich ennui ahuilent.
f - c -r
,
LECTURE.—The e foUrt/Cof the course of
Lectures In Agricultural Hall on Friday
evening Nat, tamed out , not to be a "Leo
ture,"—Rev. Dr. 'Siouan, of Baltimore, hav
ing determined to vary the exercises by
gig/lug *series of Readings, which, by rea
son 43f novelty and capital rendering of the
selections, made quite a favorable kaffires
sion on the large audience attracted by the
Des. reputation as a public lecturer. A.-
mong other . selections, Dr. Mortars read
from Henry VIII, Scene 1, the interview be
tween Cardinal Wolsey and Cromwell ;
from Julius Carsar, Act 1, Scene 2, the pass
age in.which Casabas urges Brutus to unite
in the conspiracy to assassinate Omar ;
Poe's - " Raven," "Sam, Weller's Valentine,"
"The Sleeping Sentinel," to. Wolsey and
Sam Weller's Valentine were especially well
rendered, the former evincing a line concep
tion of the poet's idea of blighted ambition,
and the latter exhibiting the Dr's. ]seen
rel
ish for the humorous. I
The next Lcidture will be delivered - on
Friday evening, by Rev. Dr. McCitow, of
Baltimore, by many regarded the most elo
quent pulpit orator of the monumental city.
His subject will be : "Industry—its Trials
and Triumphs."
ORPHAN'S HOME.—A plesusant recep
tion took place at the National Orphans'
Homestead, on Saturday afternoon, the large
School Room being 'crowded with - visitors.
An illuminated motto, "God bless our
Home," spanned the entrance to the main
building, while the School Room proper
was gaily decked with National flags. The
Orphans, 60 in number (35 • girls and 25
boys), were seated on an elevated platform
—the girls wearing blue dresses, with white
sashes and shields with the names of the
various States emblazoned thereon, the boys
wearing either shields or miniature flags.—
Above the platform was suspended a large
card with the words "Wesmitoxorr-1732,"
wreathed in green, while on either side of
the room were portraits of Weslowerrort
and Gwerrr. The e decorations were all in
good taste and reflected much credit on the
Committee who superintended them. The
exercises were opened with prayer by Prof.
FzEmzit, followed by a Poetical Recitation,
entitled "Salutation to the Flag," the pro
duction of Miss LATuaze, in which four of
the children participated. Maj. CLEaTON,
the New England Agent of the Home, read
are essay on the "Boyhood of Washington,"
and Lieut. NORTON an original poem by
Miss LATIMER, "The Drunkard's Wife."—
his was followed byan allegorical tableaux
of the 13 original States, entitled "Tri
bute to Washington," an original poetical
production by Mies LATIMER, in which the
States were reßresented by an equal num
ber of the children—all uniting ini , the cho
rus,
"Joined hand in hand the new States cone,
To bleu' the name of Washington."
. Eemarkr3 were made_ by Prof. FErtatzu,
and' 1).
.McCorranoav, Esq., while Maj.
CLEETON gave some interesting details of his
experience as Agent of the Home in the
New England States. The exercises were
interspersed with frequent singing by the
children, closing with the national hymn,
"America, 'tis of thee."
The'Home has now under its care 60 Or
phans of the fallen heroes of the Republic,
and is managed by Lieut. NORTON, who
served in the 153 th New Yorkltegiment, as
sisted by Mrs. NORTON, Mrs. HUMMIBTON,
Miss CLAYTON, MIMI LATIMER, and Mr. J. C.
BURNS. After the exercises, thet buildings
and grounds were thrown open to the visi
tors—everything being in excellent order.—
We are under obligations to Mrs. ROBERT
HORNER,*( WllO takas an active interest in
the Home,) for sundry attentions during
our visit.
At the close of the exercises, the Zouaves,
under Capt. Norms, made their appearance
on the grounds and drilled fora half hour or
more, in presence of the Orphans, much to
their gratification.
CONSUMPTlON.—Notwithstanding the
many articles advertised to cure Consump
tion, we do not believe, when seated too long
it can tot be cured. But we do know of
hundreds of cases where persons were sup
posed to be suffering under that fatal disease,
whd have become perfectly well and robust
from the use of Speer's Port Grape Wine.
Many times people for years waste and at last
die from diseases of the kidneys or glands,
when tb ey were supposed to have and were
treated for Consumption. A long-continued
affection of the kidneys, however, may even
tuallreesult in Consumption. Speer's wine,
used alone, or taken with a fresh raw egg, or
new - milk, daily, 'has been found to be an ex
cellent remedy, and has the reputation of
rendering a perfect cure for Consumption.—
Merlical Times.
The wine certainly contains valuable pro
perties ; let our physicians and invalids try it.
To be had of druggists. feb.26,lt
• The sweetest singer and the sweetest per
fume of the day are Adelina Patti and Pha
lon's "Night blooming Corona." Both are
American ! The fair singer enraptures every
bodythe perfume is in demand every where.
—G • s getown Union. 3-4
Aptdat goticts.
ADDRESS TO THY NERVOUS and debilitated whose
ufferitsp have beta protracted from hidden causes, and
whose cues require prompt treatment to render existence
desirable. If you are suffering others suffered from invol
untary discharges, what effect does it produce your
general healthf - Are you weak, debilitated, ea sil y tired*?
Dots a little extra exertion produce palpitation of the
heart? Don your liver, or urinary organs, or your kid
neys, frequently get out of order? Is your urine some
times thick, milky, or Rocky, or is ft ropy op stettUng?-- ,
Or does a thick scum rise to the top? Or is a sediment
at the bottom after it has stood awhile? Do you have
spells of short breathing or dyspepsia? Are your bowels
constipated? Do you have se,sells of fainting or rushee of
blood to the head ? Is your memory impaired? Zippy.r
mind constantly dwelling 'upon this =ldeal Do You
feel dull, listless, =spine, jtlred ofcompany, of Hie Do
you wish to be left aloneoio get away from everybody?—
Dou any little thing make you 'tart or jump? Is your
sleep broken or resflees? Is the lustre of your eye as
brilliant?* The bloom on y oar cheek as brigidt? DO you
enjoy yourself In societal" I well? Do you enrage ytsut
business with the altirSZtf D 9 you feel as much
*confidence in yourself? Are your spirits dull and flag
ging, even to Its of Dula ocboly ? If so, do not Lay it to
your liver or tamale. Have you restless nights, ?
Tour back weak, your knees weak., and bare but HWs
appetite, and you attribut e this to dyspepsia sr 11 rer
complaint I
itNow P reader self-abose, , venereal diseases badly cured,
and sexual exclaim ere a'll capable ofOrtducing a wink
nen of the genendlie ova an,. The organ, of peered ion,
when in perfect health, make the man. Did you over
think that those bold, defiant, energetic, pilferer ing,
succeeded businemmene MI always those whose genera
tive organs are in perfect . health ? Ton never hear such
men menden of beingme dancholy, of nervations, of pal
pitation of the heart. They are never afraid they can
not noosed In bulimia; they don't become lad and dia.
ixegage d ; they are polite and plasma In the
company of ladies, and loak you and, them right in the
hob—none of your downc est looks or any other an.
need shout them. Ido tit 4 mean those who keep the or.
sans inflamed by rtennins; to excess. These will not on
ly ruin thek constititiohs, but, also those they do . ben
noes withor fir.
How many men from badly-cured dissents, from the
ante of seltabuse and encores, have brought about
that state of *oakum in those organs that hes reduced
the general system so much as to Induce almost every
other disease—idiocy, lune icy, paralysis, spinal affections,
nicids, and almost every othar fonn of d ie s' width
humanity L heir to. and - the reel can of the trouble
scarcely ever ntspectediend have doctored loyal but the
right one. '
falseness of theeloorgans require the use of a diuretic.—
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Diuretic, and i certain cure f V &seems of the Bladder,
Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy Othunic Weakness, Parade Complaints, Genera Debility, arid all diseases of the
Urinary Organs, whether existing in Male or Female,
from whatever canes originating wad no matter of how
long standing.
•It no treatment is submitted id., eonsomption or In
sanity may ensue l GOT flesh :fret( blood are supported
from these sources, suß tin knit' h and liappinon, and
that of Posterity, deep*/ upon prompt use of a reliable
remedy.
Helmbeld's Extramilluchn, te , tablished upwarß of 111
years, prepared by T. 11.11LNDOLD, Druggist,
604-Broidwa w Tort, and •
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Feb. 19.-Im
Among the many restoratives which nato' • has sag
piled to relieve the afflictions f humanity, there is no
more &vorite one for a cer.iiiblass of diseases than the
!'medicinal gum" of the Wild Cherry Tree; but however
valuable it is, its power to heal, to soothe, to relieve and
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From BWAXIN WHICLIIII,Eaq 2, Depot Master of South
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"In the spring of 18581 was severely afflicted ~with a
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meats, completely prostrating my nervous system, and
producing such a debilitated state of health that, after
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before using two bottlee, the effect was almost inagieal.
My cough entirely left me, the night sweats deserted me,
hope once more elated my depressed spirits, and soon I
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Ws are selling &lks,Shawls, Dry and Fancy Goods of
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MARRIED.
DUNCAN —Gwrix.—On Thursday 20th hist.,
by Rev. Dr. Hauer Mi. Samuel li. Duncan,
to Miss Kate E. Gates, both of Hamilton
township.
MTICES.—On the 13th init., at the residence
of her son, Ephraim Myers, Esq., in Littles
town, Pa., Susanna, wife of George Myere,
diked, Lliffed
_liirears, 5 months and 25 days.
liteitanzi.x.—ouratt.—On the 13thi
Arendtsville, by the Rev.' D. W. Wo)ff,
Mr. Charles hicDanell to Miss Elvina 'L.
Omer, of Butler township.
SLAYBAUGH—Baremur..—On the 18th inst.,
by Rev. M. Snyder, Mr. Jesse F. Slay baugb,
to Miss Emma A. Bricker, both of this
county.
EhtEntas.--Eckzer.---On the 25th inst., by
Rev. E. Breidenbaugh, Mr. Ephraim Shoely
to Miss Leah E. Eckert, both of Franklin tp.
Torras—BAKEtt.—On the 18th inst., by
Rev. E. Breidenhangb, Mr. Williain Topper,
of Fairfield, to Miss Lydia Baker, of Liberty
township. •
Wouricita,—BoirentLlNE.—On the 18th
inst., in this place, by the Rev. W. R. H.
Deatrich, Mr. Lewis Wolfkill, of Reading
township, to Miss Annie M, Bonebrake, of
Fayetteville, Pa, •
Youtie—Bithatzn.--On the 19th inst., .'sit
Gettysburg by the Rev. John Jamiscm,
George W. Young, to Miss Jennie C. Brick,
el, both of Adams county.
DIED.
•
fi l lr ' ObittarY noacee4 Mutiii line for all
over 4 lines—oash to accompany notices.
Ginntne.—On the 20th inst., Rachel, wife
of Jahn Gulden, aged 80 years, 10 months
and 5 days.
HtsmAN.—On the 18th inst., at Heidlerit
bg, Maria M., Widow of Michael Harman,
agedabout 80 years. •
ELKAGIT.—On Feb. the 4th inst., alter ; a
lingering illness; of disease of the kidneyi,
Mr. RpitraLm Heagy r aged 58years4monWs
aud
Hauer. - On the 17th inst., in this plait*,
after a lingering illness, Miss Helen Aman
da Heagy.
"She is not dead but ideepeth."
"Asleep in Jesus ! blassedsleep I
From which none ever wakes to weep ;.
A'ailin and undisturbed repose,
Unbroken by the last of foes.
Asleep in Jesuit! 0, how sweet
To be for 'itch a slumber nest ;
With holy oottlidtnicie to sing,'
That death bath loot klirvencened sting !"
Lrvlsrosroir.—On the 12thituit., near York
Springs, Pa. Maris, wife Of Abrahans- 7
inflion. Mak *years 6 inontlisand de
unnan.—On tele 26th 011ie Sara ii
h,
hint daughter of Mr. &Oxtail Orn*, of Ma
nahan townsh.V,'
Fis.ust.—On the 16th inst., Aaron Baum,Of
Franklin tosPruddp, aged 20 years, 7 mon ths
sad - 28 days. •
vial:max 'racial:lo)rd. ,
PRIVATS shu+.
1 a s
t ill - . 4 a
4 11 : 11 3
so a • 7
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, ra 1 4as :
r a IA Pia =scon aw
7*. *NO ' WIL
-
Ai 1 Wm* mei-
MII
Baltinioie Grain and Predates Market.
,Baitixtore. 21iesday Morning.
9 25 6:10 : 00
..10 50 4 11 00
650 @ 562
2 50 @ 2 65
.. 2 50 @ 2 55
.. 1 16 @ 1 19
. I 60 @ 1 68
.. 78 @ 80
.. 3 00 @ 3 25
.. 8 00 @ 887
.. 2 75 @ 2 80
.. 17 @ IS
.. 12 1 1 e 14
12
18 00 @25 00
StrrEß Frovn,
EXTRA FLouB,
13730KWHEAT mzer.,
WHITE WHEAT,
RED WHEAT,
Corm,
RYE,
OATS,
TIMOTHY -MD,
CLOM-SEED,..
FLAX-i3BED,
BACON, aim,
"
" SHOULDERS,
HAY,
WHISKEY,
GOLD, Phila
Gettysburg Grain and Provision Market
StrPER FLOUR,...
EXTRA FLOUR,..
WHITE WHEAT,
RED WHEAT, ...
CORY,
RYE,.
OATS,
BUCKWHEAT,
TIMOTHY SEED,
CLOVER SEED, ..
POTATOES,
BUTTER,
LARD,
EGOS,
BAOON, HAILS,
80Ar,....
TALLow,
E LECTION NOTICE.
The Annual Meeting oldie Stockholders of the
Gettysburg Gas Company, for the purpose of electing a
President and six klanagera, to serve for the ensuing
year, will be held on MONDAY the 2nd day of MARCH
at 7 o'clock, P. M., in the Arbitration Room in the Court
House, M. JACOBS, President.
W. A. DOscsx, Secretary. flab. 26.-te
NOTICE.
fAVING been appointed Attorn
in Get for A:vnarw lIsmiTTILWAN and Win, to at
tend to the business of said Fleintzelman.notke Is here
by given Wean interested to call on the undersigned, re
aiding In Fayetteville, Franklin county, or on Capt.
TAXES Idicsmr, residing at 'Seven Stars, In Franklin
township, who will furnish all necessary information.
Feb. 26.-tf MARTIN HEINTZELIILIN.
I_ N - OTlCE.—Letters" of Adminietra
tion on the estate of AzaanAm Roorrarraa, late of
Union township, Adams county, Pa, deceased, having
been grantel to the undersigned residing in the said
township, they hereby give notice to all persona Indebt
ed to said estate to make immediate payment, and those
having claims against thesame to present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
leis. 28.-8 t•
$25 Agents Wanted. $25
We want first-class Agents to Introduce our IMPROV
ED STAR SHUTTLE SEWINU MACHINE. Tbe cheap
est and best Machine in the whole country. Extraord
inary inducements to goal active sidearm'. Particulars
and sample work furnished on application.
A. J. DUMONT Agent,
B.".oArch street, Philadelphia.
Feb. 26.-3 m
NORMAL SCHOOL.
'1 lIE Third Session of the GETTYS
BURG NORMAL SCILOOL will open March 30, and
continue 13 weeks.
Every facility will be •Horded students to vainly them
selves for teaching. A full set of apparatus has been
purchased for the use of the school. Prof. Manson, cf
Philadelphia, will give ins:ruction in Penmanship. Dr.
Cutter. of Mass., will probably deliver • Course of Lace
tures on Phyek.logy. Basalt's the common breaches, Al
gebra and Geometry will be taught. It is important that
all @indents should be present at the opening of the ses
sion. The Literary Society will be recorganised. Board
and lodging can be had in private families at reasonable
rates. Terms $ 00, invariably in advance. Early ap
plication ehotibrbe made, either in person or by letter
AARON SIIMELY.
Gettysburg, Feb. 26.-11
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALCA:BLE PERS:OI4AL PROPERTY
The nudenigued will sell at Public Sale, on Frid4Y.
13 , iturch neat, of 12 6.'e/0ck,..M., at his residence
in ilontiugton township, Adams county. about 1 , 4 miles
from Wiermnu's ]lilt, the following valuable Personal
Property, to wit:
ONE HORSE. I set of Horse Clean, 2 31ilch Cows, 3
good thriving Shores. Winnowing Mill, Cutting Bog,
Spring Wagon, two horse Wagon and Bed, Plowa, Corn
Fork,Shoa el Plow. Harrow, double and mingle Trees,
Sleigh and Dellis, Rifle, Buggy harness good as new, Log
Chain+, Forks an d Rakes, Poet Iron, Cow Chain, large
Iron Kettle. Also. Household and Kitchen Furniture,
ciitietettng In part of Cook Store and Pipe, Bureau, beak,
Tables, a lot of neves Alit Bottom Clienirer, and many ar
ticles not herein ine4tii i n e d.
Attendance le ill be given and terms made known on
lay of Axle by JOHN CLEAVEIL
Feb. 2.6.—ti
pußLic SALE
OF VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY
Tbe subscriber intending. to quit Burning, will sell at
pardic gale, o n Tlrsstlay. the 17th day of March nee, at
10 , %cicuk,.A. if., at his residence, one mile east of the
York Sulphur Springs. on the road leedlog to Bragtown,
the following valuable Personal Property, to wit:
1 BROOD MARE, with foal, and good either for saddle
ior turner's, 4 Cows, two will be fresh about time of sale,
it two•year old Devon Ball, S Sheep, Brood Sow, (Cheater
breed.) 4 Shotes. Grain Fan with Screen attached, a good
Rolling Screen, Plows, Harrows, doable Morel Plow,
Horse Gears, Shovels, Fork; Hakes, Log Chains, Hal
ters, Cow Chains, Crowbar, Maul and Wedges, Corn
Hoes, Mattock, Wheelbarrow, end many other articles;
also, Household and Kitchen urniture,conelstlng in part
of Bedsteads, Cooking Stove and Fixtures, Meat Vessels,
Buckets, Tubs, Sink, a lot of Tin-ware and a great many
other articles.
Attendance will be given and terms made known on day
of sale by JEBBII COOK.
A:lnto:iv K. Mvints, Auctioneer. [Feb. 26.—te
P
ÜBLIC SALE , OF VALUAI&LE
PERSO7.sTAL PROPERTY".
The enbecriber, Intending to quit farming, win =Pon
to Public Sale, ors Wednesday, the 18th day of itereli flat,
at 11 o'clock. A. Z, at his residence, on the raid lead
ing from Oisebtown to Fairfield, 3 zalleei meth of the
form* place, the following valuable Penotesi Property,
to wit:
•
1 GOOD LUCIA HAAB, 2 threeyear old and 2 two
year old Colts, 4 Milelf Cows. one of which will be fresh
about the time of sale, 1 Helfer, 1 young Bull, 8 head of
young Cattle. 3 Sheep, 6 )hotes, Falling•top Buggy, Hay
Carriage, 3 Blows, Harrow, Shovel Plow, double and
single Trees,Cow Chains, a set of Bag g y Harness, 2
pairs of Breehbards,set of grout Gears, Plow Gears,
Bridles, Collars, Holten. Grain Shovel, forks, Ac. Also,
the undivided share of 34 Acres of Grain In the Ground,
lot of Bacon, and many other act:fele..
196.Attendancecrill be given and terms made known
011 day of sale by - SAMUEL 8. STOOKIILIGAIL
Jean - Idiciriev, D. of D., Auctioneer. [PAX 88—tee
pm:tide SALE
OF VALUABLE PERSONAL PROFKRVY.
The subscriber; intending to quit farming. will eel
at Public Pale, on Friday, the 18M day ofMinch
at 10 teak* vesiSsala Pof
ship, on the rod leadingfromGettseburg to Fairfield
near Mimi) Omit ciereabStarklajebtirch, the followin .4
valuable PlllllOOllll rroperty,
1 GOOD WAIIM HOBBY, 2 MUch Cows, young Bulk
2 Hattori, rEabo4 flow, 7 ftheafie,.l hoe): wahozse Wa
gon threalheh tread—nearly new, Itw orse narrow
tread Wagon, 2 pair naw Hey Ladders, Wagon B •
aping -tooth, Hay Hake nearly new, revolvinifiegePah
Wlnnowthg Mill, 2 Ploughs, HerraW, Bharat R , dg.
Cultivator, Corn Coverer, double and Mu& Tres., • •
and Wedges, Axes, 2 sets of Breechbinds, Wagon.
pion a h Line, Butt Traces, Breast (Make; Lag
CowOhahwlrinditone, Grain Cradle,' limveist, Fork
&c. Also, Household and Kitchen Furniture, conidsti •
in part of luew teaplate Stove and Pipe, Cookingnov •
Bedstead, Barrels, and many other articles top namerot
to mention.
Attendeelie will be given sad teams Ws known
day Of sale by ANDREW'WEIKERT
Goon, A netioneer. 116
ITBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE PERRONAL PROPERTY
The subscriber, intending to unit farming. will e
to PubiktGele, on Saturday, the 1441 day of Marc'
at 10 dclock,...d. £, at the residence of Solomon Banner
in •Matiallan township, 1 Mile north of Francis Gold
Saw-mill, the following valuable Personal Properth
wit:
. 3 HEAD OF WORB HOEBEB, all young and will wor
anywhere, 4 Hitch Cows, two of which Jur be
about the day °Leek, 4 Heihro suppposed • to. be wi
calf, 4 Steers and a Bull, 2 Braid Bow% 2 ilie44oise W
ion% one of them broad the other narroad, L
Bed, Hay Ladders, four-horse Threshing vti
• double Shaker attached, Glover Hailer laYlows,
Shovel Plows, dons Fork, 3 Now is Tree
2 pai re Spreaders and Single Trees, 2 galri .Breechben
and Bide Plates, Front Gears; B Blind Bridles a
Collars, Wagon die, lourrhorwl La ne,' 'Need Halm
Stn4 Chain. Bu tt Trace", Bread Mulni, Rem Halm
No. 1 Grindstone, and a great many oilier articles.
air Attendance will be given and terms made kno
on day of sale hy •
ALEX. D. TAYLOR, ofJ
JAaos Itzmarr, Auctioneer. • •Tiab
PUBLIC SALE
OP VALTJABLI PRISONAt PEOPILIi
Ow 7, - dap, tlu 13M of March uccf„ at lA o'clock 4.
The undersigned, intending to quit Arming, will
at Public Bale, at his reiddissoe in Strew krimuldp, 41
miles west of linaterstown, near the State road, the
lowing "skiable Poisoned Property, Ms: • ,44
2 WORK HOURS, 6 bead of Sheepwith . 4
weld, B Brood Bows, Flint Boar, I th
trod
aWagon , sigro a lft 4bogpring Wag llllon, Hay Dadaism, With
an
Plow. ee d
Double w,
Tries, Morse Gears, Breams, Collars, CuOn • • 4
Box Grain Cradle, Bled, Ground Ro ll er, Girt .4 •
Mail, Wedges, Jexes,Gora by th i rt4. .7
bold and Kitchen Pundttirs, eo of , • •
Bedding, Tables, Chain, Stoves sad p., haw
maMeat Tam ask Th e*
aw Lard and Lard Caws, Greeks, Berm,
sad Wortetr Other •
41rowionuto tosasetkiew
.:•••-kssougougs "nibs givintaMd MOW
atimMoner.
:~j ~r._t:'q
Gettysburg, Wednuday Morning
8 50
9 50
•' Suns,
" SHOULDERS,
haw Aldvertiserae>.
MARY it. IMISTETTER,I Admen ,
JACOB HOSTETTER, j
r.,.
fr fa
d I I •PAIL.
28. HOOPSKIRTEf i 628 .
WM. T. HOPKIN'S "OWN MAKE"
op
• "KEYSTONE SKIRTS^
,
e the best and Onxivisr Low Plum Hoap Skirts in
ja market. Tmil Skirts, 25 springs, $1.00; 30 wrings,
AO; and AO spring!, 445. Plain fikirte,l6 Me% 20
nil, SO Cents; 26 springs, 95 Cents ; 30 spirlap.sl.ls;
036 indite $1.26. Wayranted its every rupee.
"Our OWN Make" of °UNION SKIRTS," Eleven Tape
tails, from 2o to 00 oPtinEo, $1.20 to $2.60.: Plain, St:
S ee, 30 to 50 springs, from 96 Cents to $2.00. Them
OArte are betteroods, than those sold by other establishmentsestablishmentsts
class g and at mach lower m;
°O rs ur t
OWN Make" of "CHAMPION pri
SKIRTS" are in
lacy way superior to alihther Hoop Skirts' belbre the
Oblic, and only have to be examined or worn to coo
ties every ono of the that. Manatsttnred ef the best
lem-flaishad English Steel A:primp, very superior tan's,
MI
the style of the modelle fastenings and manner of
Ipring them surpass for durability end excellence any
tier Skirt In this country, and are lighter, more elm
q will wear Wager, eve more satisfaction, and are
ly cheaper than all 'others. Every lady; should try
They are being .old extensively by Merchants
i, . . ghout this and the adjoining states at vary model ,
prices If you wsat the best, ask for' "napkin's
. .. pion Skirt." Ityon do not find them, get the mar
suit with whom you deal to order them for you, or
t e i or send direct to as; Merchants will find our af
t rides of Skirts exactly what they need, and we
oloolont invite them to call and examine our extensive
iCrtite_nta or send for Wholesale Price List.l
lo be had atßetall at Menu history, and off the Retell
Hde generally, and at Wholesale of the Manufacturer
or, to whom all orders should be addressed. -:
lAISIIPACTORY AND SALESROOM, 628 ARCH ST.,
Between 6th aLd'ltti sta.,Pldladelplla. .
'eb. 28.1668.-10 m WM. T. HOPKINS.
210 @ 2 20
2 10 @ 2 30
1 00
1 30
G 5
1 00
2 00
7 50
1 20 @ I 25
35
COLLATERAL ItHERITAN •I E TAX.
j 641 6illcrwing Is a itatimeot of the Col bßal fated!.
irTax reeetved by Wm. D. II oltzworth. loq., Regis
'? Adams musty, during the year running from Dec.
rr, Co Dec. 1, 1887, from the emote. of thi following
ixl decedents:
garet Bowers 23 32
pouelLoodon .. - • , 198 22
largaret Btyers 7 07
,soob Adana-
..,... 6O
'cob ilkkas-_-.- -----. .............. .....-- la 66
fizsboth ]tackle
y-- s-...i.... 10 00
forge 3pang1er.............. ... ........ ......„?.... 21 72
cob M0nf0rt........ ..... ---.............„ ............ 96 00
swim bliller.--...: ....... -. ..... -.............- 37 91
ttharine Iterate?' 2 60
km Al litouselfer 16 63
krabeth Topper..---- .... . ... ........ ..... ....... 128
4117 L111yt................t.-.............—....„....., 60 00
Tharine Bowers 6 13
H @ 12
20
14 Ed 15
7 8
Anct b per cent, for collection
iftlikionoent Arse ........441 141
Irreby certify that the foregoing rtattinen 7 t V cor
recli true to the beet of my knowledge and:hetet
_ • J.O. NEILLY,
indifor of Pablieolscea.
[lab. 28.-4 t
Cty 'bat rig, Jan. 6,18+18
pRDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE,
BORDENTOWw, N. J.
SINIEHIEJ3 THE VERY BEBEDUCATIONAL AD.
I'M-AGES In connection with a pleasant borne. Board
JO(
saltat H. ion AM per y
ELEY ear.
H. For ree
P Catalogues addl.'s' Rim
BRAK, A. t.
"HE PULPIT."-- P 32-Pagejmirz'aint
üblic Speaking,
Putiteratute and Practical Religion, containing the
beih Inge maid by the Clergy and Public Men the world
cm. By our plan gIiNT ONE YETI,. YOB. NOTHING.,
&AO ch. with your addrees to
Agents Wanted, note ready for Centrum'',
HISTORY of the WAR BETWEEN MB STATES,"
!TT CA1711411, CILLUCTIL, COMM AID Pitryt,
By Ron. ALEXANDER 11. STEVENS.
&Do Circulars, with terms, and a furl description of
thwork. Addrese NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.,
Plidelphia, Pa.
A NTS D—IN &TIMM COUNTY to tbr United
States, A GOOD MAN to sell by sample,
CUAMBIRLAIN'S COMBINATION
Share, Plumb, Level & Bevel.
?greatest 'mention of the age, ■ad one that every
khan ic, Workmen and Farmer in the land will buy.
Steddrers, with name, State, County and Poet Mee,
pUy written, and we will send circulars and terms.
W. S. BATCIISLDER k CO., Pittabargh, Pa.
- -
1A .TED-133Teachers. Stodente, or other intelli
gent Men and Women. Business pays $lOO to
sper month. according to ability. Address ZEIO
- 11cCU1tDY A CO., 614 Arch et.. Philadelphia, Pa.
TAN'TED—To make an arranganent - with • live
man In every County, who wishes to make mon
end can give good references. No capital required.
'neell a business now paying g 1.500
_per month, and
ram pronto for my pay. Addresel.C.TlLTON, Pate
th, Pa.
XL
. PRESENT OF $2 VALUE,
yonr own selection, free of coat, for a feir days'
service in any town or Tillage. Particular* sad a
.gSwet free, by eddriesing, with stamp, N. B. CLOUD-
S"( & CO., 40 Hanover st., Boston, Mass.
) k.MERICAN CLOCK O.
3'CORTLANDT ST., NEW YORK,
Mnanfnetnners, Agents and Dealer'. In
ALL VARIETIES Of AMERICAN CLOCKS.
Sole Agents for
• SETH THOMAS CLOCKS.
THE CELEBRATED
E STEY" ORGAN ,
VOX HUMANA STOP.
nounced by •11 who have heard It the moat natural and
utile' Imitation cattle HUMAN VOICE ever yet fn.
acad. J. ESTEY, CO., Brattleboro, Tt„ the
al Inventors and lhoulacturers. 417 Broome et, N.
270 River at., Troy, N. Y.; 14 North 7th at. Phila.;
Randolph at., Chicago.
ED JACKET
AXE.
I'IIED AND NOT FOUND WANTING.
``aim it will cut Twenty-Five (25) per
cent. more cord wood per day than
any other Axe made.
McKmrote, Dee. 10,11167
LIP nycorr & Co.
Fns:—l have fully tried your Patent Axe and end
tit la all that you claim for it. It will chop floater
an any other Axe that I ever saw, and leaves the wood
Meant stiekbeirat all. I would not chop three days
ithont one for the coat. I need not say any more, tor
.7 man that tries one will be 'tibiae&
WM. WAILS.
CAUTION I—The Axe and the Label are botbkpetimt-
InltMagere on they patent, will be prosecuted ao-
Milo law. Tenders or &slam and' persona nen(
ny Infringement, are Ilablo with the maker of tbe
In
ingement.
sir For sale by all Dealers and the otanuLeturers,
.LIPPINCOTT & BAKEWELL,
(Summons ro Lthrrxcorr t'Co.)
ask owners of the Patedes
ORTH AMERICAN 5TE4M
,....
~_ .t.Rumuu Wilht ivolkuroauLL.
_,_
'VIA P.AN - 4.11fA . OR
_N1C.413.4.41 VIA.
- ,:,,aILIONG nOM *NW TO=
December sth and 15th; January sth,
1
15th 'a 25th, and -Februaq
,
1 th and 25th.
With Now temuships of the First Chun.
PASSAOI Low THAN DT ANY mewl Lox.
For farther information address the undersigned M
177 West street New York.
D. N. CARRINOTON, dila.
ONE ' DOLLAR ' ONE IjOLLAR !
AGREAT WONDKR,, &Si lk. [Thibet or.Alpece Dress,
Wool' Shawl, °emit, 60 yda. Sheeting. Penally Sable,
Sets Led* Furs, Sewing Machine, line 'Wool Cloth br
Gaeta Eons, Act., her 02111. MIAS .11A0ll.. Agents
wileAt Circe/en sent free.
Address tl. B. WARR . = & CO, seaton, Meal.
Immense Dollar Sale
or ziount a tizzon uniGnasuat DIM .XD Pt= Goons,
PLATED Waal, Ostesin, Amos, Lanais Nobs, Se.; &c.
Ewa 16 ands far aam, or it mats iamb tar tea or more
names of article', which we will
HELL AT ONE DOLLAR EACH.
Aimee can porch... an a' tide , weak licoat- S 8 to 1100;
' ita Otis Dollar. according to size of clnlS' ordered. Cir.
cols:ells* Free. HUSSALL eNlGe i Slia.STromoat Bow,
&At , * 14tal. Ojka Me.
rEPORTANT *I.44TOUNGEBEENT
A Beintentplairagratid
tro soot i wotthtoniraW
ltdranreddyeir U •tiraiktira, by
admirable nrolesnor JOHN L, No 2IMt
Winthrop Place, Now York City.
•
. ONE DOLLAR, EMIL'
-uumucems Fuck prairsktionsi, il lor Pattirnit,
TV reAKaohfooo,Wattpuod nay 6461:4 ,
Ao. AA ton , mato for I I'M ,
lisp dit An Article IA ;;;TV;Pilio.
4 . llloMir(ikalwor foildr,profiabliis °MO of akciak
to moo; aosesetA, cits‘ kw 6 0 1 9 " 4
video 10e ovaolow lead IA KNOWN Bottors. so
plea mailed free to and odireos
EASTMAN KIMBALL,
!A Hamm at, Boom, 'if/AA
WE Ald ONENG I
Auld will prawns to mg Penn 1101410 6 1111 . 4 4 31
Great
ONE DOLLAR; SAlf
of DRY AND FiNd'i GOODE, •
Wig* Plow of Ilmikkiti POW* at.
1 7 BaNt 01 008 T.
- Ootikowil, r•dip , parsemOß 4tilit
A 4140%.
P.P.O.Deifl. 15 Itekril It.
Me% to.
4 4 T11.1 PULPIT COMPANY,"
37 PARK ROW, KIM YORK
MCI
COLBERN'S PATENT.
PITTSBURAII, PA
Gmwr sALE)oi VAiIIABLB
FERSONA.L.,PROPERTY
The undersigned, having rented/tie firm and Intending
to moveto New Salem, will sell alibis Stock and Tann
ing utensil'. en Abfaniay tBs7th JterrA,ll22l at o'clock,
hie residence in Highland towniblio, Adams
connty, del, mile south OfNew lalem,and five miles west
of Cletqshurg, including 6 head of erst-rate DRAUGHT
nosau, !bur of them bays, one sorrel, and one black,
averaging about 12601be 4 and all In Sue condition, at
kw any market; one of the bays rising 7 years, the other
Ave rising 6 years; four of them leaders, two of them
saddle hones, and 1111 of them geldings. Also, a fine Bay
Mare Colt, rising three years, black leg.,mane and Lai/
A leo/. Horse, rising 4 Imre old, a first-rat driving hone.
The 'bore arc u line a lot of horses ea will be sold at
anone pale in the county this spring. Also, rive head
of Mitch Coln, 2of which will be hash onday of sale, and
2 of which had calves at the holidays, I Heine with calf,
V onng Cattle, 6 Shotes six months old, a broad-tread 3-% inches in treed, 1 inch tire, 6 inch spindle,
ordinary height, nearly as good as new, and a first-rate
running Wagon calculated for 4 or I horses,also, a 2 inch
pine plank Bed,' 20 inches high, side-beards inch..bigh,l4 feet 10ng,2 rows of steeples on both sides, being
stunt's!? am Bed, built about three months ago. Also
a good narrow-tread Wagon, for 2 or 3 horses, with plink
bed, a Buck Wagon, 2 double Shovel Ploughs as good as
new, 1 Winnowing Mill, 1 three-horse and two-horse
Iron Plows, with steel mold-board, both nearly new, 2
Stet-rate Harrows as good as new, 2 Corn Plows with
three Shovels good as new, Corn Coverer with roller near
ly new; 1 threeborse, n two-borse • and 6 single Trees; 3
four horse Spreaders oe of them Leeper's make,l Shovel
Harrow as good as new, 1 Hay Carriage, 1 Carrying
Chain, / Chain and Spreaders of Leeper's make, as
naa as new, Wire-tooth Horse Rake good es new, 1
Screw HaPitcher with rope 76 test.long and pullies, 2
Pitch Por k., 3 Dung Forks, 1 Bung, Hook, 1 Clerics, 2
Log Chains, a lot of Cow Chains, 3 sets of Breechbande, 2
sets of Side Leathere, 4 sets of Front Gams nearly new, 2
sets of Plow Gears, 6Collars nearly new, 7 Blind Bridles
—four of them nearly as good as new,l eve-horse new
Line, 2 four - horse Lines, 6 pairs of Iles, 1 good Stal
lion Bridle, 2 oommon Riding Bridles,6 Choke-straps 334
inches, 6 Flynets nude lest seeding all of good material,
6 first-rate Housings, Wagon Saddle, Wagon Whip, 7
Leather Head Halters nearly new, 7 Web Halters Just
new, 7 Halter Chains of Lqeper's make, 2 sets of Batt
Cluing one of them Isselet'a make, 2 pairs Of Brent
Chains, a pairs of Ion( Traces three of them Leeper's
make—just new, with a large variety of other articles.
I will sell none of the above articles before day of sale,
when all will be sold without reserve. I pledge myself
fora Lintels and no under-bidding. If any under-bid
ding on any article is ascertained and proven, I will for
feit the article to the person purchasing it. A credleof
6 mouths w In be given cm all purchases over $B, all pur
chases tinder $8 to be paid coati. A discount will be al
lowed for cash on parchment over is, at the rate of 7 per
cent. per annum.
I have also on band 4 fat Steen and a fat Bull which
welaveragm over 900 Lb, also 0 Steers, which I am feed
ing moderately, which I will mell at Private gale.
TEII3AW.
JecOs Muni; AuctioneerBllZlCKLAH L A
. [Feb.l2.—ts
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26 24
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY
• The undersigned will offer at Public Sale, on Monday
the 2med day of March mud, at the residence of Michael
Carl, deceased, in Berwki township, Adams county, Pa.
two miles from Hanover, on the Carlisle turnpike, near
the Tell Gate, the following Personal Property, to wit:
211LIGI LIMN HUTT DRAUGHT MARKS, 3 Ate
large Moles, 11 Mulch Cows, pert Durham, 3 fine Heifers,
full Durham, 1 Tull Durham Balla years old, 6 very fine
thorough bred fall blooded. Chester White Shoats, raised
from Lieut. James Hersh's stock, 3 very fine Berkshire
Sholee and 1 fit Hog, 3i dm. Pm Fowls, I Broad:and one
narrow-tread Wagon with Bed, I one-bone Wagon, Hay
Carriages, Stone Bed, Wood Ladders, Threshing Machine
and Home Power. Winnowing Mill, Cutting Box, Barn
Truck, Corn Sheller, 1 Reaper, (Moul'e make,) Grain
Drill (Shimmer's make,) 1 Wire Spring Bake, Rockaway
Buggy, 1 Sleigh; 2 Hay elevators with Pulleys and MO
feet of Rope, Ploughs, Harrows, Pork and Shovel Ploughs,
2 Grindeteries complete, Ground Boller, Treble, double
and single Trees, 4 Spreaders, Horse Manure Hook, Ray,
Grain, Hiram and Shaking Pork Hand Rakes, Corn
Hoeg, Quarrier`a tools, Wood Saws, Cross-cut Saw, Grain
Cradle, Grass Scythes, Slalom', 4 sets Hind Gears, 6 sets
Front Gears with Oollarsand Bridles, 1 Side and 2 Wa
gon Paddles. 2 esti Carriage Karma new; 6 Horse Lines,
4 Housing, Log, Filth, Halter, Cow, Breast, Butt and
Plough Chains, lot pf old Iron, large lot Grain Bam,
Smoked Meat, Lard pith Cans, Potatoes by the Bushel.
Also—Household and Kitchen Furniture, such as Beds,
Bedsteads, Int Drawees. Cotner Cupboard, 1 large Desk,
Sinks,ht-ay Clock, Sofa, Lounges, Tables, Stands, Chain
Tubs, Barrels, Churn, Meat Tenets, Patent Wash
ing Machine, I Parlor Stove, 2 Teo-plate Stoves, 1 Cook
Stove with Pipe, Tin, Iron and Copper Kettles, Glass and
China Ware, 75 yarde of Carpeting, Straw Matting, Oil
Cloth and Bap, Oil Lamps, end a great many oilier ar
ticles too tedious to mention. Alba--a House and Lot of
Ground near the place, known M the old OM. Home.
Sale to commence at 9 - o'clock, A.M. precisely, on maid
day, when attendance .111 be given and terms made
known by the underilgoed.
If we should not get through In one day, the sale will
be continued on the 3rd. ilarksteri to bring no In
toxicating Liquors on the ground.
Feb. 12—It
PUBLIC SALE
OP VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY
The enbemiben, Adminietrators, piths Istate of Fred
erick Stockeleger, deceased, late of Franklin township,
Adams county, Pa., will expose to Public Sale, on Tues
day the 3rd days./ Afarch nest, at 9 °Woe*, A. N., at his
residence near the road leading from Cashtown to /air
field, 2 miles smith of the tamer place, the kollowing
valuable Personal Property, to wit :
6 HOURS, two 5 years old, 4 good Mitch Cows, 4 head
of fat Cattle, 1 young Bull, 1 heifer, 1 Reaper, 2 broad
tread Wagons, I a three-horse Wagon, I mein:nee Wa
gon, Cart, Carriage, Spring-tooth Rake, Grain Drill, Win
nowing Mill, Threshing Machine, Corn Sheller, Wheel
barrow, (new,) Plows, Marrows, Shovel Plows, double
and single Tram, Spreaders, Log Chains; Cow Chains,
Mattock, Shovels, I set Carriage Harness 2 set Breech
ba nds,2 set Front Gears, Bridles , Collars: Halters, Wa
gon Saddle, Grain Shovel, Forks, Grain Bassa,Ass,G rind
stone, Shot Gnu, and other article'. Aleo—Corn by the
bushel, the undivided share of eh Acres of Grain in the
ground, Hay by the ton, a large lot of Yellow Locust
Posts, several hundred good Chestnut 8a115,3000 Dry
Stares, 2000 Oak Lap Shingles. Almo—llonshold and
Kitchen Furniture, consisting In part of Bedsteads,
Tables, Corner Cupboard, Cook Stove, (Hathaway,) 3
Stoves, 1 Parlor Stove, Tabs, Churns, Iron Kettle, and a
great many °thy/ articles too ntunercses to mention.
Attendance will be given and terms mad• known on
day of sale by
JACOB MICI.LIT, •uctfonrer
Feb. 11—ta
PUBLIC SALE OF VA.LL - kBLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY
The rabsc-fiber intending to relinquish firming, will
sell at Public Sale, On Friday the 6th day of March nee,
at 11 o'clock, A..) f, at bit residence in Butler township,
Adams county, about half mile month of Middletown.the
following valuable Personal Property, to wit:
3 HOBBS:8, twoof them are Matches, (Black.) the one
4 the other 6 years old, one a Brood Mare with foal, all
suitable for riding, driving or draft, 4 good Mil' Cows,
-three of them will be trash about the Dame of sale, 1 Bull,
1 Heifer, 1 good McCormick Reaper, Spring Wagon, Bag
Wagon, Band Wigan, new Harrow, Plow, Double Roller,
two-horse Ca FaWng-top Boggy, Poet-borer Frame
rriage,
and Auger, Sleigh, Hay Fork and Mope, and many other
articles. Also—Ronaahold and Kitchen Furniture, con
sisting in part of Bedsteads. Tables, Chairs, Clock, large
Cooking Stove with Fixtures, Parlor Stove, Ten-plate
Stove, large Sink, Wood Box, large Flour Cheat, and a
pint variety atgood Carpeting, consisting of 28 yards of
itnglish Oil Cloth, in one piece, 80 yards of Hall and Step
Carpet, 22 yards of new Rag Carpet, 20 Step Rods, 4
Venetian Blinds, 46 yda Brame!! Carpeting, and a great
many other articled: too numerous to mention.
iirAttendsnee will be 'Oren mid terms mad* known
on day of sale by JOHN A. SHOGII.
Sous HAnrn, Auctioaeor. blab. 12.—t*
pIIBLIC SALE
OF FALITADIAUERSONAL PROFILIFIT.
--F .
, .
The undeseivied inhauMig to quit nrating, will all at
Public Penwell Bitureday, Merck A 181511, at 9 o'clock, - 4.
M., at her mildews In Ketualen township, M miles north
west of Bendenerilh, and one half Mile north of the read
1 2 wi
lea from Bennerstiller to the old Shlypetabarg mad
then) ng Personal Property, to trip ..
1 PMerOLDlXilMoraill broke. to work,
S Cennifi4 width wM be mesh about the time of
ads, 7' has& of etas, 7 heed of Sheep, two-horse Wagon,
doubleaud single Treat, Plow, Oars Pork, Shovel Plow,
/inimori 1 ma Antechbanda, 1 at :Ctimppets, 1 of Bar-
Rakes,n* MPlanainhig BEM, &Mai .Bermea s . Perk;
ends S hovel Balton and Chains, Cow Chains,
Log Chains, Grindstone:2 acepecaßeee, Cutting Bor . ; al
ea—Household and Kitchen lhanillate, of
Bureaus, Cupboarda, -Tables, Bedsteads, and g,
Chain, Carpe tint Clock, Cooking Move and Pipe, 3 Tem
plate Motes and Pkpa, Lee; Mean by the pound, Pota
toes, and a great many oast articles. k o numeral's. to
mention, also Bay by the tat.
_. AKearinaco will be gleansand - terme made known- on
day oriole by SARAH lIKLLXB.
Joan Mums, Auctioneer. [Feb. 41.-6/*
PUBLIC SALE
OF YALIIABLO PELIONAL PROPERTY
• iShionblioribei hiteuding to quit **aim - . will at
While Sale, on AltifindayOle 28ik in of Mothmay , at
12 cocker, M., at his risidebte, about mile Aim
ittioliert Poeta% in Bathe' toseLsltip, on roidkindhig
to thlllbllowing Palma, Prone*, ta Wit :
2 WORK BOMB, 1 yearling Colt, 1 Cow, 1 akiiir,S
gimp, 21lhotes, broad lined two horse %gen, warty
n. good Suring Wagon, 2 sets of Yankee Beam tot
Buggy Harness, Collars, Blind Bridle'. Plow Line, fit*
aloe Bridle, 1 good Bendraillie Mem double E .
single Shovel Plows, Corn Pork, Dung or Lime S
Onttingßox. Grain Pan, Butt Trsosa,-Log Mahn, Bp
dem IkandePrees, Jost new, Double-barrelsd Shotgun,
Cooking Store and natures, Ten-plate Steve, and sonny
other articles.
pi
a Atte by :Wane* will be given and term.
k ) as of
le AMUAL
?1.b.6,-4.!
PUBLIC .
WA OfF VALUABLE
PERSOIPAL PROPERTY.
The inikteiipmei *allow Nib* iliglifb willawairg
Math Ilia, UK arlbe'elbeli, .1. 1.; di go priliti
klenallen township, Adam minty, on the road 117 1
prsollosist i tisbout s . :
Irstidsrstills tits
2 coop ilft,l vpws, /o,heiti r :riz i : 1 twOme .
throwilwkiw 'AMINO°. lOwmo t
E t al W
e, ,
Bed, Plows; Harrows, Oorn Pork/bassi Plow,
t i l Et2s s 7 . l a Pis, lja r i thisso l IsMnr .
1
wit Wilton
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pogr orb .246thergy Pica. Malt Mref 2 r
buod pia Mitt I:llihis, Ititet riot or
pintas Pools, such es Pima, Au Se
Isews, Chia •
witanillmaletielm Abe*
aII s a s semililits at I; i .
AVM*" awsiellmw artkisea : , .., ~. • •st. , ;
any::
will b• gtvow asibtoriurvii4s• lama as
• atimy . IiZORGII RIWITIP.
Joint Hand , A -istionsse. Mb. •
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FESICIEZM
The subscriber,
intending to quit fanning and House.
keeping. will sell at Public Sale, on Tuesday, the 3rd day
of March next, at 10 o'cleek, d. M., at his residence in
Huntington township, Adams county, Pa, at the York
Springs, 1 mile southeast of Petersburg, known s the
YorleSpringellikle, Cite Ibllowittg Personal Property:
THREE 110B8121one excellent Brood Mare, heavy
wilt hal, 1 illooded ' Calt„ 4ma Cows, which will be
fresh or nearly so by time of sale, 3 head of young Cattle,
6 fins Shotes, l broad-tread three horse Wagon with Bed,
1 Spring Wagon, Hay Carriage,9 two-horse Plows, 2
Hamrws,2 Cialtivators,l Ball Ohlo Reaper and Mower
combined, Threshing Machine and bur-horse Power,
Wirs•tooth Rake, Just new,3 Buggies, 2 good u new,
one a Falling-top, one lto ckaway, and one a Trotting
Buggy, 2 sets of Buggy Harness, 2 sets of Breechbands, 2
seta of Front Gears, Collars, Bridles, Lines ' Whips, Hal.
ters,Oew Chains, Spreaders, doable and single Trees,
Hay and Dung Forks, Rehm Mowing Scythes, Grain
Cradle,2 drain 'Shovels, 1 new Reynolds Panning Mill, 2
Sleighs, 3 string of Bells, Tpols, Angers, Chisels, set of
Saab Planes; also, Heasehdfd and Kitchen Furniture,
eonsisting in part of Cooking Stove and fixture., 2 ten
plate Stoves, Parlor Stove, lot of old Iron and metal, Pots,
Kettles, Tubs, Churns, Barrel of Vinegar, Cupboards,
Bureaus, Bedsteads and Bedding, Tables, Chairs, Chests,
2 Clocks-124-hour and 1. B.day, 2 Centre Tables-1 of
them Mahogany, new farcical Sofa, Wash-stand and
Bowls,a large lot of Carpeting, and a great gari‘y
other articles.
lw
Attendance will be given and terms made' known on
day of sale by OISKRY Dorrkurit.
A. K. Muss, Auctioneer,
If not all sold on said day, the sale will be continued
until all is mid. (Jan. 29.-ts
.1. E. BARNITZ,
D. ROHR.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Adm'n
The subscriber intending to quit farming, will sell at
public Sale, on Thursday, the 12th day of March %text, at
10 o'ciock,A. M. at his residence three and one-half miles
west of Gettysburg, formerly Trostle's MIII, on Marsh
Creek, the following Personal Property, to wit:
THRER HEAD OF HORSES, all calculated for either
Saddle or Harness, 2of them Mares with foal, 4 Milch
Cows, 1 Bull, 1 Heifer, S head of Sheep, 2 Shotes, 2 Broad
tread four horse Wagons, 1 Wagon bed, 1 pair of Wood
Ladders, 1 Hay Carriage, 1 pair Hay Ladders, 1 small
Sled; 2 Rockaway Boggles and Harness, 1 pair of hind
Gears, 3 set et front Gears, Wagon Saddle, blind Bridle",
Collars, 3 Lines, 2 Riding,. Bridles, Wagon . Whip, 2 Ply
Nets,Halters and Cow Chains, Log Chains,Rough Lock,
Threshing Machtne,Breast Chaine,Stitt-trces, Spreaders
Peed-trough, Winnowing Mill, Cutting Box, 1 three
horse Plow, 2 two horse Ploos, 2 Barrows, 2 Corn Yorks,
2 Single Shovel Plows, Single, Double and 3 florae Trees,
1 Grain Drill,l Wire tooth Hay Rake, 1 Revolving Hay
Rake, 2 Grain Cradles, 1 Clover Seed Cradle, 3 Mowing
Scythes, Yorks, Rakes, 1 Mattock, Shovel", Ortndetoee,
Barrels, Boise, a set of Dung Boards, lot of Bags, nand
Saw, and a great number of other articles
aire Sten dance will be given and terms made known
on day of sale by JOHN W. WY.IGLE.
JAW/ MICXLZT, Auctioneer. (Jan. 22.-te
P UBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY
The undersigned will sell at Public Sale. on Tuesday,
lite UNA day of March rust, at 12 o'clock, if, at his reei•
denim, in Straban township, Adams county, on the road
leading from the Harrisburg road to Render's Church,
about two and a half-tulles from ilanterstown, a variety
of valuable Personal Property, consisting of 3 head of
Horses, two being Work Horses, the other. two-yearling
Colt, 4 Cow 5,1 Heifer, s large Brood Sow, 2 Shoats,
sets of Breechbanda, 2 Nets of Front Gears, 2 seta Traces,
Cow and Halter Chains, two and three.horse Plow, don
bleabovel Plow, Harrow, Cultivator, Double and Single
Trees', a large new flay-Carriage, and &variety of other
articles too numerous to mention.
STOCE.PIIGER,
I. J. srocumgoza„
- ♦dm'n
/attendance will be given and terms made known on
day of sale by J. W. FIDLER.
Jogs FiTALYSIIITB, Auctioneer. [Jan. Zi.-tas
P U
Ow Friday the nth of February next, at 10 o'clock A. M.,
The subscriber inten ling to quit farming, will sell at
Public Sale, at his residence In Cumberland township,
near the Immittsburg road, two and a halt miles from
Glittysburg, the following Personal Property, to wit:
O. GOOD MULRS, 2 Mares with foal,l Colt, 3
Mitch Cows, 3 bead of Young Cattle, 4 Shooters, 1 four
horse narrow-tread Wagon.l Wagon for one or two hor
ses, Lime Bed, Hay Carriage, Rockaway Buggy and Har
ness, Buggy Spread, Hind sod Front Gears, Wagon Hud
dle, Blind Bridles, Collars, 2 Lines, a good Riding Saddle
and Bridle, Halters, Log Chain, Fifth Chain,Breast
Chains, COW Chains,Spreeders,Jarkscrew, Feed Trough
a Drat-rate Winnowing Milt, Grain Shoved, 2 Plougha,
Subsoil Plough, Harrow, 2 Corn Forks, 3 Double and 1
Singl•Shovel Ploughs, Roller, single double and three.
hors* Trees, Grain Cradle, CloverCradie,ficythes,"Porke,
Rakes, Crom-cut Saw,
2 Mattocks, Shovels, Crowbar,
Grindstone, Maul and Wedges, Saw, Angel s, a lot of
oOnlOalit by the:acre, and a great many other articles
too disarm tomention.
11!.A.thini.ance will be given and ' term made known
on day of sale by JACOB C. HERBST.
Join ItrAumann, Anctionser. [Jan 15-ts
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY
The andendgmd will sell at Public Sale on Tuesday,
e 10th day of Rank ant, et 9 o'clock, A. at his re
)ddence, in Unkintownehip, Adams couoty, about three.
birdie of a mil* nerth-.sat of Littleertown, near the
llonanglitown and Hanover road, the following Personal
PrweaV, vie:
TH.61.X11 MUD OT HOBSES, 2 Colts, 1 three years,
the other two years old, 6 Mulch Cows, 1 Bull, two years
old, 6 held of Sheep, 1 brood Sow, 8 Shots., 2 Wagons,
both Arrow-tread, Stone Bed, Hay Carriage, as good as
new, Threshing Machine with Horse-power and Gearing
all iselnd-reite order_ , Winnowing Mill, 2 good Plows, 2
- Harechrre,lThovel Plows, 2 Corn Yorks, Cultivator, I
Buckeyeliteepir,--Wirei Hay .Bake, Spring Wagon and
Gears; sets Hind Gears, fleets front Gears, a Fly Nato,
Bridles, Collars, Lines, Roller, Sleigh and Belle, Doable,
Stahl OA= Three-lxgree Trees, Log, Halter and Cow
Obakak, Pork.; Shama', Bakis, Mattocks, Grindstone,
Grain Cradle, lot of Bags, Meat Vessels, Barrels, about
W•lghe of Port and avkantity of Lard by the pound,
and a nuttiber °rather articles. .
,s3,Aiteadanee will be given and terms made known
det ;Wallop,
_ . ISAAC B.ABZIEWA R.
Imo Lam, Audit:seer. Pan. 29.-te
VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY
AT PUBLIC SALE
The suitscriber, intending to quit farming, will sell at
Public UM, ess Woineaday, theta day of larch rust, at
kb ntridette in Candierland township, about two miles
wool of Gilittysbzirg,ois the Ohanthereborg pike, the 'bi
llowing eignable Perecand froperty, viz :
It SUP MOOD 100111 C WSW ou• thre•-ytiar ohl,
it goerllttisit, wAlsildid Cott, 9 mean* old. sired by the
Soleftle bred 111 WM er,'' owned .by Dr. T. T. Tam,
and dri took the CM printings at th•Gettyeborg Fair,
a duroe.year old Colt, 4 good Mitch Cows, one of which will
h im * by um of sigo, S Heithrs, 2 Dulls, coma Durham
two y e ar oid =tithe mbar a Reran one year old, which
ideDWlt the Arst premimn at the TaLr, 10 head of extra
*math .11 Abet% a two Isom Wagon, a two mat Car
'l•.g. '1 ! g, • p ,ti Spring tooth Hay Bake,lf Ind
litred' •„, , e 1,, Teed Cutter, Threshing Xi.
alli lit, 2 Wit Ploughs, 2 narrows.
doable ofelLg 'Cora Pork, one three
hope add - tnt maynt, Tried . enders, Single Trees,
Wimilibarrotr, Se m* Seats of Watchbands. 2 sets
Pf1 1 : 0 0$ 9 rfh)2 .l 4Zip, Wagon Saddle, Carnes', Col
lars Mid nrialeC eta, Ohara-lines, Plow-lines, Hal
tom, Cour Obsiner Elproad,4* Whi ts, Forks,
D .
' I nWitZESTAPrii 'ObOVPM111; 61114 . Cook got
Ind Niatures, Oath, sad a variety of Household and
' dam
yWhildig% lad dtber artieles too numerous to
Pak wi l oommenesst 10 o'clock, A. /1., when attend-
Nam will Ili forusinooo tom) ow 4t7 of Sale
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INTBLIC SALE
all 1 1 41LITABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY
The sabscribo, litending to quit lipra will sel at
Pub Ho Sale, oft Friday, Die eth day of nest, at l
his
residence In Menalisn township, Adams Minty. one mile
west of Beadsmen's, ou the Arendtaville road, the %F
-lowing Personal Property, via:
, BROOD HAIM, with tool by. Jack, 2 young Horns ,
one an excellentHarnms Hens, 4 good Eikh Cows, which
will be fresh or nearly so by the time of sale, 1 Teams
'ter 8011, 2 Calves,ll Met Bpood,Bow with Pigs, and
9 Shiites, 3 narrow tread *gone; 1 bur horse, 1 two
bons, andlhe other a one horse Spring Wagon, 2 new
Sayler Plows, 2 Harrows, 1 Double Shovel Plow, Grain
Drill, Hone Bake, Winnowing . Mill, double and single
Trees, Forks, Grindstone, Carriage Spread and double
Harness with Check Lines; Horse Gears, Collars. Bridles,
Lines, Wagon Saddle, Log Chain, Halter and Cow Chains,
Horse Power Hay Pork with tackle, Shovel: also, Cider
Barrels and pure Vinegar by the gallon. Also, House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, consisting in part of Safe,
Sink, 6 Bedsteads (one a'Cottage), 2 seta of Chabs—l
Cane Bottom, Rocking Chair, 2 Bureaus, Tables, Rowse,
one a Cooking Stove (Niagara) and exturea, • Parlor
Stove, 2 D inner and 1 Break bet Tables, Clock, Desk,
Stands, Charns, Milk Crocks, Iron Kettle, Wash Tube,
lc. Tao barniture is nearly all new, and embraces all
articles necessary for farming and housekeeping—too
nitmerons to mention.
Azle to cosmoses. precisely at 9 o'clock, A. At., on said
day, when attendance will be given and terms made
known by A. J. BENDER.
Jicos Itcurr, Auctioneer. [Feb. 5.-ts
PUBLIC SALE
OP VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPEXTY
The enhicriber will sell at PubGo Sale, on Tuesday,
the 10th day of March next, at hie residence in Freedom
township, one mile north-west of Greenmount P. 0., the
following Personal Property, viz-
ONR HORSE, 2 Cows, 1 Buggy. as good as new and
Harnmis, 1 Horse Wagoml Horse Harness, Sleigh and
Bells, Horse 'Blankets,' Miters, Cow Chain., Riding Sad.
tiles, 1 Side Saddle, Riding Bridles, Ply Nets, Rotating
Ropes, Grain and Clover Cradles, Grindstone, Wheelbar
row, Crowbar, Mattock, Maul and Wedzes, half Bushel,
Baskets, Ports and Rakes, Crosscut Saw, Hand Saw,
Planes, Angers, Chisels, Drawing Knives, Shot Gun, lot
1% inch Plank, Dung Board', Scantling and other Lum
ber, 1 Seep Bees, Household Furniture, each as Tables,
Chaim Bedsteads, Clipboards, Flour Chest, Copper Ket
tle, Iron Pots, Barrtia and Boxes, good Buffalo Robe,
Crocks, Jugs, Churn and Buckets, together with many
ante les not mentioned.
Sale to commence at 9 o'clock, A. M., when attendance
will be given and terms made known by
Also -At the same time and place, the undersigned
will sell at Public Sale,l GOOD FAMILY ARE, 2 Allich
Cows, one of which will be fresh about the time ofsale, 1
yearling Bull, 7 head of Shoats, 4 head of Sheep, I broad
mad four horse Wagon, 1 Lime Bed, 1 Hay Carriage, 1
Winnowing Mill, Plows and Marrows, 1 Double Shovel
Pknr, 1 Single Shovel Plow, Corn Fork, double. slagleand
three borseTreee, 3 sets Breechbands, 2 seta Front Gears,
Collars and Bridles, Wagon Saddle, Riding Saddle, dal.
tom, Cow Chains, Batt Chains, Fifth Chain, Forks.
Bakes, 4c.
dttendanee will be given and terms made known by
RUSH 81011AII.
[Feb. 5.-ta
Loon Miectri; Auctioneer
PUBLIC SALE •
OP VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY.
I - C SALE
OF VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY
PUBLIC SALE
OF PERSONAL PROfERTY
The orobscriber,intending to quit firming, wil sell at
Public, Sate, on eaturday, the 7th day qj March ne t, at 10
o'clock, A. N., at his residence in Strait= town lip, on
the road leading from New Chtster to the Yo pike,
and two miles east from ifunterstown. '
2 LOAD Of GOOD WORK HOURS, both nin years
old, 3 need of Pint-rate ilikh Cows, two of will h will
have Calves about the time of sale. 1 two bore. agon
with led, 1 two horse family Carriage, with Ha red, 2
new Cart Wheels, 2 long Ploughs,l double Shovel lough,
1 mingle Shovel Plongh.2 Corn forks, 1 Corn Cever, 1
Corn Planter Warren's patent ,1 Harrow, Log Clain, 1
two horse Sled, 1 Wheat Yana Howling Scrams, 1 ' oand
I
Holler, 1 Grain Rake, Hay and Dung V arks, link and
Ladders,2 Croke•cnt Saws, 1 Crowbar , 1 Pick, 314 I and
Wedges, Put Auger and Boring Machine , Post se, 1
ist of Coopering tools and Carpenter t001e,2 sets o Ilimi
Gears, Collars and Bridles, Wagon Saddle., Lin and
Hiding Bridles, Hay by the toll, 10 Acres of Wheat:An the
ground, ; Flax•break, Single and Double Tread I also,
HousehoWl and Kitchen furniture, 1 Parlor Steve, 1
Corner Cupboard, 1 Clock, 1 Case of Drawer', 1 Tabje and
Mira, and a thousand other articles too Damen/lie to
mention.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. If., when tate:nce
will be given and terms made known on day of sal ty
HENRY seE.
ANDasw Perron , . A ticaneer. (Jan..-ts
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY
The undersigned, Intending to quit farming, will ex
pose to Public Sale, an Thursday, the sth day of Alarch
tat, at 10 o'clock, A. if., at his residence in Pet era lin rg,
Y. 8., the following valuable Personal Property, t..*it
THREE HORDES , oue a dappled grey of I yearvj the
others a pair of matched blacks 8 years old, 6 Hitch lows,
'two of which will be fresh about the time of sale, 2 head
of young Cattle, 4 Shotes, 1 four-horse broad-tread er tn.
on—partly new, onohorse Wagon, 3 sets of Gears, i two
Breechbande and one let Cruppers, 2 seta sing - le llaraess,
Blind Bridiee, Collars, Linea, 3 Plows, Harrow, corn
Pork, Shovel Plew, 2 Cultivators, Spreaders, doubleland
single Trees, 3 Halter and 6 Cow Chains, Log and girth
Chains. Jack Screw, Fork., Rakes, Shovels, Pick, Hat.
tock, Digging IronOrindatoue, Wheelbarrow, and nikny
other articled. Adel, lily by the ton, Wheat, Corn,te,
and Potatoes by the bushel, Household and Kitchen 'or
allure, consisting in part of Tables, Chairs, Cuph rd,
Chests. Sink, Stands, 6 Stoves-2 Cooking 2 Teu-plake, 1
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Parlor and 1 Sheet Iron, Queinsware, Tinware, 4 Eed.
Steads and Bedding, 100 yards Carpet, all good, 10 Crocks
Apple Butter, near 300 weight of p ickled and dried of
and Pork, and about one hundred weight of Lard, Hoes,
Tube, Barrels, Boxes, and a gnat variety of other' irti.
cies.
JOHN McCLRARY
Attendance will be given and terms made known on
day °reale by SAMUEL `SHELL Y' .
A. K. Muss, Auctioneer. [Jon.29. ib.
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALITABLE PERSONAL PROPEIdrY
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The subscriber, intending to quit farming, will sedl St
Public Sale at his reaidence, two miles nort h-east of
Gettysburg, on the Harrisburg road, on THURSLIAY
and FRIDAY, MARCH STH and OTlf, IRIS, the following
Personal Property, to wit:
THREE HEAD OF WORK HORSES—aII calculated
for either saddle or boraces, one a Mare heavawith
1 Stallion 6 years old—General Tay ler stock-Wrery gen
tle, and broken to work anywhere ; 2 Colts 3 pliers
old and one 2 years old; 5 Mitch Cows; O R thorough.
bred Ayrshire Bull, 20 months old—pedigree can be bad
on day of sale; one Half-blood 7 moptirs old ; I Short
horn, 4 years old , 1 do., 2 months old; 3 Heifers, good
stock ; 3 Brood Sows, Chester breed; 14 Biloats, all Cttee
ter; 18 head of Improved Sheep, Cetrarald breed—nuns
of them having been selected from the best stock' in
Virginia in the fall of 15613; 3 Wagons—one Broad tread
light four. horse, one light two-horse, one Spring do.. 1
Cart—breed-lreid ; I Lime-bed, pat new; 1 Falling-4.01r
Buggy, as good as new; 1 Threshing Machine, with 16
foot Shaker attached; 2 Marrisburg Fanning Mills, Rey
nold's tent;Pa 1 Clover Huller, Just new—Reitre Patent
—the beat in use • 1 Chopping Mill—Bear's Patent—cal
m:dated to chop all kinds of grain ; 2 horse Hay Forks ;
3 Corn Crushers, for chopping corn in ears; 6 Combined
Reaping and Mowing Machilies, 2 of them second-hand;
2 Mowers, Ohio and Buckeye Patent; 6 Sulkey Corn
Ploughs; 6 Wire-tooth Hay Rakes; 4 Grain Driils , with
Guano attachment, warranted to do good work ;
4 Ploughs, 2 Harrows. 1 Double Shovel Plough. 1 Single
do., Corn Cultivator, Corn Coverer, 7 Corn Sheller.--,me
calculated for either 'horse or band power, Jackscrew,
Fifth Chain, Leg Chains, 2-horse Spreader, 2 1-borne dm,
Double and Single Trees, Halters, Cow Chains. Butt
Chains Breast Chains, Traces, Feed Trough, Rail Car
riage, 1 set heavy Elliptic Springs—one 7 ply the other
6, Mattocks, Pick, Broad-axe, Hand-axe, Forks. Rakes
Bag Wagon, Cutting Box, Horse Gears, Breechbarghi,
Front Gears, Plough Gears, I set wheel Mule Gearn, Cart
Gears, 1-horse Barnes., I set Ambulance Harness, Car
riage Harness, Bridles and Collars, Fly Nets as goal as Five-bone Line. Plough Lines, Wagon Saddle, Rid
ing Bridles, a lot of Barrels, Bottle, Ac.
gaLliale to commence at 9 o'clock A. M, on said days,
when attendance will be given and terms made known
b yWILLIAM WIBLE.
Jong first/gaunt, Aucti oneer. [Jan.ls.—ds
puBLIC SALE:.
The ucuieraigned intending to relinquish bin trade, will
sell at Pubic &de, on dfonday, Lie VIIt day of arch meal,
at 1 o'clock, P. M_ on the premises, his residence in
Frederick county, Id., on the road from Taneytown to
Morltz's Tavern ' about 5 miles from the former and
miles from the latter adjoining lands of Samuel Ott,
Jacob Bollinger, Reuben Fleming and others, consisting
of SU ABBRS. of first-rate land, improved with a large
twoortory Log Dwelling, Log Barn, Blacksmith Shop,
Smoke House, and other out-buildings, a well of excel
lent Water near the door, and a Spring convenient to
the house, also, an Orchard of choice, fruit of all kinde,
ke. This is a good situation fur a Blacksmith, being in:a
good neighborhood and having& good ran of'cnstom.
ttendance will be given and terms made known
on day of sale by JOSEPH F. BOWERS,
Feb. 19.-ts*
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The ntelersigneJ will eell at Public Sale. on Friday,
the 2001 day of March next. at 10 o'clock. A. if, at Ids
residence. to Union Jowled:in, about two miles east ct
Littlestown on the road leading to Hanover, the follie4 •
ing valuable Personal Property. viz:
4 READ OF HORSE: 4 ,B bead of normal Cattle. 2 Sheep,
4 Shotee, 1 Brood Sow, 2 Wagons, 2 seta of Ray LadderS,
Stone Bed, Sled, 3 Plough', 3 Harrows, Cultivator, ti
Shovel Ploughs. 2 Corn Forks, Spring Rake. Buckejile
Reaper, Threshing Machine, Winnowing Mill, Jack
Screw, Log Chains, Halter Chains, Cuo Chains, Horan
Gears, Fly Nets, Cutting Box, Forks, Rakes, elmvele, one
of the beet Grain Drills in nee, Meat Vessels, Merrell,
Cupboard, Bede and Bedeteads, and othyr llonsehobl BLitt
Kitchen Furniture, too numerous to mention.
Attendance will be given and terms moue kn. WTI by
Feb. 12.-to JOHN HRUMN.I.N.H.
CHESTNUT LAND
AT PRIVATE SAL
I will sell 160 ACRESI, 2 miles west of 31111er,town.—
The Timber is priacipairy Chestnut with some Bfwck
and Walnut. The land is easy of access and the Noll
first-rate.
100 Acres can be easily cleared and the Timber will pabi
for the land and clearing, a. rt portion of it will cut 1.000
to the Acre. There aro twe capital Sprinse on this.
Tract. It will be sold in a body f 4 $B.OO per acre; or in
lots to snit—together It would make a nico Farm for n
man with small means. ita..For terms..
Address JtiU . ll. ?AXIOM.
Fairfield, Pa, Dec. 4, 1867.-tf •
A , FIRST CLASS FARM
AT PRIVATE SALE 4,
Within two miles of Ge . ttysburg on the Harris:.
burg road, with all necessary improvementsi
sad in prime order. I will sell from 100 to 1t
Acres, to suit purchasers. Terms rcasonable.— ,
For further infoimatlon, apply to
WM. WIBLE,
Gettysburg, Pa.
Sept. 18-tf
VALUABLE TANNERY
AT PRIVATE SALE. .
The subscriber, wishing to give up the Tanning bus i
nest' offers at Pr Tate Bale, his valuable TANNERY,
situate on South Baltimore Street, Gettysburg. Pa., in
cluding Brick Beam Shop with 1 pool, 2 limes, and six
handlers; Brick Currying Shop; Brick and Frame Bark'
31111 House; 38 lay-away Vats on the yard, with 8 Leeches
and room to add any additional number—constant run
ning Spring water, never-fhiling, in tan.yard and shops.
This Tannery is located in a region where good Bark is
abundant at reasonable prices. Possession oftheTannery
will be given to the purchuer immediately. if desired,
with a supply of bark to run it.
There is besides a large Twaetoryilltitit DWELLING
on the property, with Spring Ilouse,Smoke !louse, Wood
Shed, Barn, Corn Crib, Wagon Shed and other outbuild
ings, with a well of water and also hydrant at kitchen
dooro ith running water through Spring If ouse. There,
is a variety of best quality of growing Grapes and Fruit,
on the premises. The property is In good condition, and .
in every respect* most desirable residence and brininess
stand.
Also, will he sold, A LOT„OF (MOUND adjoining a- ,
beet, containing 134 Acres, snore or leas, with an Apple
Orchard and a liret-clan Spring and Bathing libtalilish
mentnio
Also, A LOT OF OROUND, oa the linamittsburg road,
one-half knile from' town, containing 8 Acres, which the
parches/sr can also have, If destred.
gm„Pirsons desiring to view the premises, or ascertain
&rib er particulars, will address the subscriber, residing
Gettysbarg.2a. JOHN WlNKnititANnit.
Sept. 18.—tf
TOWN PROPERTY
THE undersigned offers at *Private
Me, the old DOBBJN DWELLING, at the junction
of the Tannytown and Ilmmittsburg roads. in the borough
of Gettysburg. The house is substantially built o(stone,
and contains twelve large rooms. There is • strong,
gayer-failing Spring of first rate water In the basement
aid Ili Acres of land connected with It. The location
Is a very pleasant one, and with, Mils additional outlay
this could be mode one of the most comkirtabla and de
sirable homes in the borough or Its vicinity.
N0v.13,1e37:t1 JOHN RlJpp.
FARMS. FOR SALE.
I will sell the Ihtrate;
No. 1. Lying on the Harrisburg
and Gettyskargrond between York Springs and Geldiers.
burg, oontaining 121 ACRES, with improvements, 110 W
moulded by dimes Miller. Price $25 per acre.
0. 2 . Lying on t he Carlisle and
New OrlOrd rend, between Hefdlereburgand New Ches
ter, rontelnitng 146 stith good improvements
'now neettpied by George J. neat. Pries SAC per sere.
• iflitliet Not bait to be paid on the delivery of lb*
deed the bolance to malt the purchaser either in cad'
or in 11la1 Benda of not less think $2OO for No.l,
, and 2to be paid annually with internat.
♦ patented, lie handsomely end hay*
been limed. W.F. BOWEL
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May 29, 11192.-tf
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seat,
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TE;STERN LANDS.
LAND ',hare on Land a tow To,Ago of s o , 1. , v , ond
hand;prii-eniption Lando lesastefeeetr !Irma., c omity
Ippottt, AL: to wtl} Wiled Whitt I will
101 or exc hange at a fair priettler L' tats in Ad—
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'soot cowry, Ps. 7 , • ARNOLD.
votr,ls,l6sB.—tt . ; T. 4.
JOB rRINTINGF,' . ',_
or mat watim&iteir
EXECUTED NEATLY AND CUEAITY
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OF VALUABLE PE:ISONAL PEON:ETV
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