ILMI
8
sptttell
ernit3,
at last
t by
em of
COI
Hole
carried
.n it,
settle
e next
public
ey can
" and
nother
h this
that it
genius
ens.
e fac-
IN ash
south
streets,
I=
DIEM
inter-,
chines
sent
• he is
)resent
eh per
mei ves,
Ern
Gettys
7-2 t
D Ott w
SING,
.d you
have a
color
d lux-
r this
nd we
woved
MEM
Evert .
C'ELs-
10 has
burns,
n the
MEM
IZIE
.':baulk-
taking
only a
lign I))
CEM
Witt its
rs4-anp
I, u t Pau
IFL into
• CON
ME
'or, my
ivy np.
than I
pen re,
ea it an
e Ton is
stn. the
.t sent
In the
'Arker,
CM
la? ,
Wat or
I rft
York
i'Meds.
•oil ' or
it Into
grent
Cir'RA I"
31. nth
tr, but
loring
■re the
EFOHN
ance Of
Inning
=Ea
oment
'mita-
MIMI
rzzl
=
ES
wing
rziii
4.-Sm
111
• ds ul
tic.—
Mass
rested
t and
et.,
•Ilable
ante.
Jr ps
tficial
exce L
their
i.-1)
cartLi
recipe
e., OD
M or
El
0.611,,,117.; Arne FIT,
, V (WI.
Mit Ant *Mind.
Gettpolbuter. Wedneiodsty, May 2.7, VMS
EMORIAL DISCOURSE.—Rey. ,Dr
Monnis ball been appointed to deliver a Ile-
In°ri st/iiircittle on t o death of Rev. Dr.
liatromaa, Presiaent of Pennsylvania
College. It will be delivered during the
next commencement week In August.
IMPROVEMENT§.--Mr. SAMUEL LA.II
- is putting up a two-story weatherboard
ed house, and Mr. Cositen Liss a .large
Bank barn on his farM, near Beeebersville.
Mr. SOLOMON HARTMAN is putting up a large
Bank barnon his farm, near Arendtsville.
OP44 , 7ING.—Mr. Jour GRUEL formally
(Tette:ills-new Ice Cream Saloon onThurs
day evening last. The members of Good
Samaritan Lodge A, Y. M., were present by
speist-i invitation, and had a pleasant time,
the refreshments all being first class. •
SERVICES.—The Sacrament of the
Lord's Supper will be administered in the
Presbyterian church at linnterstown, on the
first Sabbath of June. gyeparatory ser
vices on Saturday the 6tb, at 10 o'clock.
There will be services in the Marsh Creek
Presbyterian church on the first Sabbath of
June, at 10 o'clock, A. M.; by Rev. Mr.
CRAIG.
ACCIDE.NT.—As a son of Jortbr MACK
LEY, of Outiaberland township, aged about
14 years, was dressing an injured horse, the
horse stumbled and fell upon him—fractur
ing his leg and dislocating his ankle joint.—
Dr. O'NEAL was called and dressed the
wounds, and the boy is doing well. The
family live on the farm owned by SoLoMo
WErarr, Esq.
CORRECTION.—We are advised that the
statement of facts alleged to have transpired
at.a public sale in Mountpleasant township,
referred to in last week's paper, had little or
no foundation—that there was no public sale
of whiskey, and no such improper conduct as
repmlented. The article was based on infor
mation furnished by a respecta‘yle citizen of
Mountpleasant township, who seems tohave
been mislead as to the facts, and we cheerfully
make the correction.
CATTLE DISEASE.—The Cattle disease,
of which our intelligent correspondent D.
P. F. wrote a few weeks ago, is on the in
crease in Montgomery and the adjoining
counties, one citizen in one township of tle
former county having buried twenty-five
cows since last fall. Traders from Philadel
phia and elsewhere are said to be carrying
on an extensive and unlawful business in
the purchasing of cattle diseased or suppos
ed to be affected and selling the meat for
food. -No cure appears thus far to have been
found, and nothing effective in preventing'
the spread of the disease.
VISITORS .—The Presbyterian General
Assembly (New School,) about two hundred
in number, now in session in Harrisburg,
expect to visit the battle-field to-morrow
morning, in a special train—, They will be
received at the depot by a committee of citi
zens and made the guests of the town dur
ing their stay. In the forenoon they will
visit the scene of the first day's fight, return
ing to Agricultural Hall, to partake of a cold
collation. The afternoon will be bceupied
in visiting the National Cemetery, Culp•s
ac., returning to Harrisburg 'in the
evening. Gov. GEARY is expected to accom
pany the .yisitors. The special train will
arrive at 114 and return at 7-P. M.
° - 'ACCIDENTAL BURNING..—The follow
ing from the' McConellsburg Democrat of
22d, has a local interest :
"A couple of strangers, names unknown,
travelling a foot and goiter on eastward stop
ped in the evening of a rainy day of last
week, at the old waste house halfway down
U3o woWarn evf 54mmab Rid b e , !halm
miles west of this, intending to remain there
during the night. They kindled a fire and
had gone to sleep. Some time in the night
they were awakened by the discovery that
the fire had somehow comitninicated itsell
.to the clothes of one of the men, an 'lrish
man, who resides somewhere near Gettys
burg, but whose name we were unable to
ascertain. The back of his shirt was com
pletely ablaze and though he violently en
deavored to extinguish the flames he was
unable to do so until the shirt Was com
pletely torn from his body. His compan
ion immediately started for help and going.
to the house of Mr. Shaffer, nearly a mile •
this side, succeeded in procuring assistance.
This sufferer was removed the next day, by
the Overseers of Licking Creek' township,
who are now caring for him. The unfor
tunate stranger's life is considered to be
very greatly in danger."
HANOVER BRANCH RAILROAD.—In
the year ending March 31, 1868, the Compa
ny earned $54,696.25 on its own road ; $lO,-
775.40 for working Gettysburg road; $2,198.-
90 for working Littlestown road; and sold
$2,624.59 of materials. Gross earnings $70,-
295.12. Its expenses have been $40,627.88;
and its net earnings $29,667.24. It carried
25,115 through passengers, and 8,828 local.—
Its passenger receipts were 117,698,68 ; and
its freight, $35,575.07. Anew .% ton locomo
tive was added during the year; and all the
engines changed to burn bituminous coal.—
The Company expects to declare half-yearly
dividends of five per cent., and the construc
tion of the 'new road from Littlestown to
Frederick will increase its business. The
newly-developed ore interest on the line of
the Road, produced most of the $8,788.54 in
crease in freight receipts this year over last.
The following statement shows the financial
condition of the road:
Cost of road and apptirtenauces, $194 000
Hotel and land at Junction and
,Tank, 4 600
Lotemotives and cars, - 31 650
Railroad iron, ties, wood, dec., 9 434
218 shares Littlestown railroad, 10 900
Balance in treasury, 5 519
LIABLLITIES
Capital stock, 2,337 shares,
Unpaid dividends,
Profits Ircrm earnings,
DECORATION OF SOLDIERS'
GRAVES.—We invite attention to the pro- .
gramme of the Soldiers' Committee in charge
of the arrangements for Saturpay evening
next. Similar exercises will be taking place
at the same time, all over the country.
The Committee who have in charge the
arrangements, have adopted, the following
programme, viz:—
At 5.30 P. M., the stores and places of bus
inss will be closed. A salute of guns
will be fired on Cemetery for each
block of graves In the Cemetery. -
At 5.45 P. M., a Procession will RIO in
the diamond, in the following , order, and
march to the National Cemetery, under the
direction of the Chief Marshal, Capt.' J. F.
McCaminv :
I—Gettysburg Brass Band.
•
2—Drum Vorps.
3-Military—Gettysburg and Franklin Zou
alma
4—So
ne ldiers of the late war.
—attu.
rzoaßA?tats AT CEMETERY.
I—_Prayer.
2 —lntrodttOtory (=Mines.
3-34usic and strewing of Flowers on the
grace d 'by the children of the Orphans'
Home.
4 —Addreas by RIM Brown; D. D.
s— Benediction. ' -
Ladies throughout tim county are ruquest
ed to furnish allthe llowerspoisibid. Those
who cannot be parscau s oily present, are re
quested to send them to the Eagle HOW, in
G* 4 4Yiblirg Eixturday, apt lattr than .3
dit'Clock - P. -
PERSONAL.—Mr. Jowls P. HOFFMAN,
formerly pfi pl ice, died at his reddence
in Shepherdstovrn, Va., on the Bth inst., in
his 46th year.
.He was interred with Masonic
and Odd Fellows honors. His 1183 was in
sured for 85,000.
Rev. E. B. WiLsoN, of the tcierman) Re
formed Chnrch of Columbia county, Penne.,
while on a visit to a-married daughter, Mrs.
jxcoit Estarrac and, family, In Menallen
township, lled very suddenly on Sunday
Morning of last week.. He retired to bed in
his usual health, but was found in the morn
ing lifeless through warm. Dr. BEENNE
7/EAN, who was called in, pronounced the case
one of apoplexy. The deceased leaves a wife
and children, and was in his 50th year.
The Juniata Begistersays:—PETra GRAY
DILL, formerly of Juniata county, now about
53 years of age, has fallen heir, by the death
of a relative, to considerable property. It is
not knoWn whether be , is living or 'dead.—
He left the county when a young man,
since which time nothing has been heard of
him until about five years ago, when he was
living in Pottsville. Our exchanges will
please make a note of the above.
JOHN L. BURNS Of thiS place, visited Har
risburg on Tuesday of last week. The
Slate Guard of 21st'liays: "He seemed to be
in good health, and , during the day visited
several of the Departments on the hill, where
he was cordially received and welcomed.—
In the evening he called on Dr. COOVER, who
is an old acquaintance, when in the course
of an hour, he was suddenly attacked with
paralysis. The doctor rendered all the medi
cal aid in his power, after which be was con
veyed to his place of sojournment." Mr.
BURNS has since improved, and he hoped to
be able to come home by the middle of this
week. The news of his affliction caused
general and sincere sorrow through the
community.
At a meeting of the students of Penna. Col
lege, in the College Chapel, on the 22d inst.,
the following memorial was unanimously a
dopted and sent to the family of the deceased,
as the expression of their feelings in view of
the death of their late President, Rev. H. L.
Rccorzn, D. D. :
Our Heavenly Father, who is too "wise to
err," "too good to be unkind," having seen fit
to remove, by death, Rev. H. L. Beconsn,
D D., the official head of this Institution, and
our true friend and faithful instructor, we
mourn the dispensation of Providence, which
had deprived us. of a beloved President and a
learned and godly man, who sustained a rela
tion to us almost paternal in its character.
In the midst of our mourning, we rejoice
that his death was made peaceful and happy,
by the presence of the Saviour, for whom he
lived, and whose cross he so ng upheld lbe
fore the Church and the worl '
The earnest and active ch - tian life, the
fearless advoCacy of right and reform, and the
broad philanthropy, which distinguished our
departed and revered instructor, challenge our
admiration, and invite, and by God's blessing
we trust will secure, our imitation.
The deep and abiding interest he took in
us, as pupils, both with respect to our tem
poral and eternal welfare, merits our warmest
gratitude,
and will cause us to cherish his
momnry throughout lite.
We extend our cordial sympathies to his
bereaved family and friends, in their sore trial,
praying that they may receive the consola
tions of the Gospel, which the departed was
so ready to administer to others in like afflic
tion. ..tr . - r '' "4
As a testimony of our sorrow, we will wear
the usual badge of morning, ninety days.
R. F. McClean, Clew of '6B B. I'. Felton, Clans of '7O
A. 8. Hartman, . '6B I
W.A. List. " '7O
Rdward I'. Horn, •"60 Benjamin...Kurtz " '7l
Thomas R. Beeber, 0 '69 8. A. Weikert, " 7'
B. B. Collins, .
P. H. ERDMAN, Prealdent
J. J. BILINILLRHOPF, Secretary.
SEWING MACHINES.—Our attention has
been attracted within the last few weeks to
the great number of Singer &Wing Machines
received at this place. By the official returns
of all sewing machine compariies for the last
year, the Singer Manufactory alone sold
over forty-three thousand machines. Lewis
STRAYER of York Pa., General Agent Tor
Southern Pennsylvania, has Mr. Prran
LorcKs as travelling agent in Adams county,
who has a lot of these fine Singer Sewing ma
chines at the Hotel of Wm. E. Myers in Get
tysburg Pa. We would advise those about
purchasing Sewing Machines, to examine the
merityg this machine, as we know no more
profitable labor-saving machine than this. It
GO AND SEE.—Capt. Nonnis' large stock
of Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, and
gentlemen's wear of every description before
purchasing elsewhere. He certainly has the
finest stock ever offered in Adams Co. His
stock of ready made clothing is not thrown
together but made by regular Tailors and
cut in the latest style and all goods are war
rented to give satisfaction. Give him a call
and be-eantraced. May 20-L2t
gtritur of the Witrketo.
Baltimore Grain and Produce Market.
Batffinore, Thuday Morning.
.1000 le 11 25
11 50 @l2 00
2 65 @ 3 15
2 97 @ 3 00
1 15 @ 1 25
1 80 @ 2 08
80 @. 89
2 50 @ 2 62
7 50 @ 7 75
2 80 @ 2 90
20 @ 22
17 0 17i
1-4 @ 14
19 @ 20
GOLD, Phila 1 40
SUPER FLOUR,.
Ernu
WHITE WHEAT,
RED WHEAT,
CORN,
RYE,
OATS
TiIIOTHY-SEED,
Ctovast-eExp,
FLAX-RERD,
Beam, Hems,
" SIDES,
" SEIOIIIXIERS,
LARD,
Gettysburg Grain an* Provision Market
GethisbuiZ Wednesday Morning
10 00
‘.16 11 00 @l2 50
2 30 @ 2:45
2 40 @ 2GO
1 15
1 75
, 85
\ 1 00
6 00
SUPER FLOUR,
jtcru. noun,
WHITE WHEAT,
RED WHEAT, •
COEN,
OATS,
BUCKWHEAT, ...„
TIMOTHY SEED,
CLOVEN. SEED, '
8276 103
$ll6 850
1 069
158 184
POTATOES, ...
Burrs; ..
LARD,
Baas,
BACON, BANS,
" BIDER, ..
" STrout.DEns, ....
7 @
_8
$276 103
SOAP!
TALLOW,
BROC lUS--REYNOLDS —On the 3d of
March, by Rev: Mr. II lbert, Mr. Clarkley
C. Broclus to Mrs. cat J. Reynolds,
both of Clarion, Clarion Co., Pa.
CanoßlisTEn--Mtnapn .=On the 14th inst.,
by Rev. J. M. Clark, vi Chronister, esq.,
to Miss Susanna Mum r , both of this co.
iIARBAIIGE=LOW. the lith inst., by
Rev. Mr. Johnston, Mr. ear Eltutaugh to
Miss Mary Low, both o Fairfield. •
HEMLER-WERT. -0 the 19th inst., by
the Rev. Father 8011, MM. H. H. Hetnler, of
Littlestown, to MU' Ell S. Wert, youngest
daughter of John ,We t, of Middletown,
this county.
Surtamart—lLutp.- - - , Lancaster di_ ty.:
on the 14th ult., by Rev Father Barry, Mr.
John H. SbUienn, of isbttrg, to. Miss
Emma Hemp, of Lan r.
WILLIA7II3—MuunaN f On the 17th inst.,
in this place, by Rev. .H. R. Destrick,
Mr. John Williams t o" re. Mary J. Cask
man, both of Straban to*nahlp.
Zercrotterr —0'80r..D.4-01: the 7th inst.,
by Rev. Father Gloyd, V. Zentgtaft..
of Carroll county, and della, ,O'Bold of
Llttlestown. - . 6
Jeli-Obitunry notices c ents a line for all
over 4 lines—cub to pany notices.
DECEST.—On theStf merly l inst., na;t -New
Cheater, Alen May, oni daughter of P. S.
end Must/eta Dathert. of Chant
iblirgo Pa., in the Oth ,ye ar 0 her 404
Mail
EMI
[Communicated
I N MEMORIAM.
II
. 1 60 @1 70
30
15
15
18
MARRIiED.
DIA*
LicPSE.—Thelollowin g akylica
tion to keep a 4.tanntat,thto been Aled in my of with the rhittte number of elvers, and will be
presented at the Court of Quarter Sessions, ri b klendey
the lath der Axe, 1868
D: 41t 8.0 LAWARMOM; aelinlplrkl T to; tip.
May flf—et A. . lltli Clerk.
JEREMIAH . CULP ;
- GETTYSBURG, PA.,.! •
:Undertaker & Paper-HOger,
Is prepared to tarnish on short notice and r lasoaab
isms
COFFINS OF AIL ST4ES.
Heabo haws on hand a 'arse amortmeut of WALL
PAPBB, which be sells at lowest cash rates. and Pt de
sired will fttruish bands to put it bathe wall-
PLAIN& FANCY SION.PAI.NITING
•
EXECUTED TO ORDER
,York street—a few doors east of Lutheran , Church'
May 27, t
Soldiers of Adams County.
THE 30Ts OF MAY
Will be observed throughout the Country as a day on
which to decorate with Rowers the Union dead of the
late Rebellion. It is ploposed to have appropriateeser
rises In the Gettysburg National Cemetery on the pater
won of that day. Every Soldier in the County is earnest.
ly requested to be present.
•
A SALUTE OF 22 GUNS WILL BE FIRED
AT 5.80 P. M.,
at which time the Proemfon will be formed in the Pub
lic Square under the Maribaiship - of Capt„John P. Mc
°retry, and march to the National Cemetery, where at
ter appropriate introductory exercises and the distribu
tion of flowers, a short address wiltbe made by '
REV. JAMES A. BROWN, D. D.,
late Chaplain of the 87th Regiment Penna. Volunteers.
The Ladies of the County are respectfully requested to
forward floral Offerings in good season, to the Commit
tee.
MAN EXCURSION TRAIN will be run from Hanover,
ra sufficient number of tickets can be secured.
CAPT. ED W. MePHERSON, Chairman
COL. C. 11. BUEHLER,
MAJ. 11. 8. BENNER,
CA PT. CEO. E. ILITEMILLER,
W. T. KING, •
A. DI. HUNTER,
•• P. J. TATE,
HENRY CHRITZMAN,
A DJT. J. W. CRESS,
May 27.—it
BUTTON HOLE OVERSEAMING
SEWING MACHINE CO.,
In directing attention to their CELEBRATED COM
BINATION BUTTON HOLE AND SEWING MACIIINE,
beg leave to refer to its wonderful popularity as run.
elusive proof of its great met it.
The increase In the demand for this valuable machine
has been TEN BOLD during the lad men months of Its
Bre year before the public.
Tide grand and surprising succesi is unprecedented in
the history of sewing-machines, and we feel fully war
ranted in claiming that
Jr HAS NO EQUAL,
BEING ABSOLUTELY THE BEST
FAMILY MACHINE
And Intrinsically the Cheapest
It is !sally two machines combined In one, (by a dm•
pie and beautiful mechanical array gement,) making both
the Shuttle or Lock-stitch, ■nd the Overseaming and
Button hole stitch, with equal facility and perfection.—
It executes in the very but manner every variety of Sew
ing, such as, Hemming, Felling, Cording, Tucking,
Stitching, Braiding and Quilting, Gathering and Sawing
on, (done at the same time,) and in addition. Overseama.
Embroiders on the edge, ■nd makes beautiful Button and
Eyelet Holes In all fabrics.
Every Machine is warranted by the Company, or its
Agents, to give entire eati.faction.
Circulars with full particulars and samples of sort
done on this Machine, can be had cn application at the
Salesrooms of the Ct,mpany.
" '7l
'72
S. Ti' Con Eleventh and Chestnut Streets,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Instructions given on the Machine at the roortii of the
Company gratuitously to all puschasers.
AGENTS WANTED
W. B. MxspvinALL,Trea.turr
D. W. ROBISON, Agcnt,
May 27. t f
SELLING OFF !
As rapidly as I can to *sake room far more
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
HAYING just returned from the City with the largest
and most varied assortment of fins goods ever °Fet
ed here, I expect every body to look to their interest
and buy where they can get the cheapest and best goods
for the
CASH, as that is my motto.
FAMILY GROCERIES of all kinds, consistiug In
part of Syrops of all kinds, IJOlasses, Sugars, Cotteins,
Teas, Spices, lc, lc.
Flour, Bacon, Lard, Dried Beef,
Large lot of very good Sugar-cured Hams, .N1:1.1 Mack
erel, Shad and Herring.
My Liquor cannot be surpassed
in chempneu or quality, from Common Whiskey to pure
French Brandy, Holland Gin or Rye Whiskery—for me
dhinal or other purposes. Hotel Reopen can be sup
plied with Liquors at City prices, and sari freight and
package. Mistiter's, Hootland's and Zinger' tuners,.
atm, A. Speer's Grape Wine.
WM J. MARTIN,
May 27. 1.81" 8.- tl Bal t.mere et ,Gettyaburg.
WAGON MAKING.
THE subscriber respectfully informs
. 11 - the public that he carries on the
WAGON-MAKING BUSINESS
n all its branches, at Ms Shop, In Freedom township, on
the road leading from hfcCleary's lichool•house to Mil
lerstown, at the Hill Church, and is prepared to execute
all orders with promptness.
Itor REPAIRING 'lilt
OF ALL KINDS ATTENDED TO. I
He also manufactures HAND-RAHES, SHANIN6
FORHS AND BROOM-HANDLES, for wholesale and ro
tail Mule.
Ile hopes, by prompt attention to booboos, to merik
and receive a liberal patronage. Orders addressed tO
him at Gettysburg, will receive prompt attention.
Aug. 7,1887 —ly WLLLIAM.R. 11011 CA. I
ENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
RAILROAD.
cubic track route running between Philadelphia ani
Pit -sLurg. .Trains leaving Gettysburg make the followi.
i g connections with this Trunk line;
tit ttysburg leave at 915 a. m. k 12.65 p. in.
Conover Junction arrive 10.06 " 2.86
o IN lonia 10.58 " 9AO "
Harrisburg arrive 12.65 p. tn. 1L46 " ,
leave 4.10 " 2.46 a. try
Philadelphia arrive 9.40 " 7.10 "',
Harrisburg leave 1.15 . 12.15 a
Pittsburg arrive 1.30 a. in. 9.20 a
At Philadelphia close connections are made with the
trains for New York, Boston and all Eastern (titles. At .
Pittsburg connections are made in the New Utibe De:
pot with the trains for all Western points. i
gm... For farther information apply to
SIDWA.Rir H. WILLIAMS,
Gen. Superintendent, Altoona, Pa. •
Hirai' W. OWnruzit, Geo. Peas. Agent, Philada.
May'27, 1868.-tf. 1
B O 0 ► AGENTS W„ArDttol)=ol4l3ll7 Io
GF
THE BIBLE. Tal i ; MILT 1141101 PUBLISSIXD 11 .A3MLICA
eon:wean IT Da. n's owl we. In ono large 04
taro volume, Must ted with over 126 steel and wood
engravings.
Agents and aubscrt , see that you get the mum,
edition by Dr. Saki&
The .S)erievfleid Republica" says this edition Publish.;
ed by Messrs. Burr A Co.. is Ma genuine thing.
The Congregationalist says, er wishes to get,la
the cheapest form, the bestDl of the Bible should
buy this. 1
Agents are meeting with taw success Wei
employ no General Jousts, and offer inducamenhh
to Canvassers. Agents will seethe Mr of deallog
directly wide the PUBLISHER& /or d ripely, eft',.
cellars with full particulars and Idris', midi* the - Pub.
Ushers. J. B. BURR* CO,
May 27.-2 m Hartfbrd,„Cottn.;
30
ARMY WAGONS,
AT P.RIFATE ,SALZ, I c I
• - AT SOLLOWIZG PLUM{ :
19 AT LITTLESTOWN,"
.
2 AT NEW OXFORD,
9 JEFFERSON STATION.:I
si..Tho above Wagons aro ,n In gsvd order and ass
wellnlealated 1w IwlnlD/1 papaw. Price .435111/—I,
Also, a large
FIFTH CHAINS, SPTHCADXRS,.ike.,
wliltit will be sold low. Call- and ass thaw.
:mats E.
19, 7, CIROURIL • 'i
May 20.-40
A LL RINDS Of *LAMM Clertueea, Adelleistreree'lli
ead ltreesteet. Dyads, Mortfpgmaarlgiegi Nov
Peeerkleerylletesorith rooderkltlreat weber at A
eminp.
timajbasuariee, Sabsorssesaod Ileurtripari, ter at
II " °WI PIIIRMI# II9 + 4
WE
Committee
THE AMERICAN
IN THE WORLD,
PREDKRICK PAXSON, Preoilleut
UAttymbulg, Pa
THE
iiiiiE
UNION - PAciFrt
RAILROAD COMPAVY
offer a limited amount of their
:FIRST MORTGAGE' BONDS AT
PAR,
PRINCIPAL AND LNTEREST , '
PAYABLE `rPt GOLD
The Great Pacific Railroad Line, extending 1721 miles
from Omaha, on the Alimourf River, to thertide-watera of
the Pacific Ocean, la being built by two powerful Com
panies—Tut Umox PAcinc, beginning at Omaha, build
ing Weet, and the Central Pacific of Calikrnia, begin
ning at Sturameuto, building Beet, until - lie two rcads
shall.meet. . •
Both Ocmpaniee have prosecuted. the wokk with great
vigor, the Union Pacific having airaidy expended over
THIRTY MILLION DOLLARS,
. .
and the Ventatrarir Tamely MZlioat , upon their reap«.
.are parte of the undur%sirittg. TUE lINION PACIFIC
HIVE COMPLIITID 61F4ittIrEP—Ilavi (roll and other
materials for two hundred miles more upon the giymnd,
and one hundred additional m Glea am ready ' for the trait.
They will haye a much larger farce employed this year
than ma before, and it lit expected that between
800 and 900 MILES
will be In operation during 1868. There ICBM to be no
reasonable doubt that tho . dhotauce between Omaha and
Sacramento will be traversed by rail in 1870.
T 11.13 GOVERNMENT (*ANTS 12,800 acres of land,
and its Bonds to the average amount of $28,000 per
mile, to aid in the construction of the llue, and au-
itiorizes the issue of the Find Mortgage Bonds now of
fered for sale, to the sams amount and no more. The
Government takes a second Lien, and give* to the First
Mortgage Bondholders a prior lien for their security, to
which a large pald-np capital is added. The Bonda cap
not be issued except as each section of twenty mileslisc
cepted by Government commiselon,„ so that they always
rapt esent a real property.
It is universally telmitted that on the temptation 0
the Union Pacific Railroad, its through bualuess will
make It one of the most profitable in the world—but Its
way or local business is already seyeral times the inter
est on Its bonds; so that, lfnot another mil's were bout,
they would be a secure investment.
TIIE NET EARNINGS for eight months of last year
on an average of 386 miles are officially reported at $l,-
060,136, while the interest on all the Bonds it could I;sue
on that length of road fur that time: reduced to cur
rency, was only 3:345,80.
The amount paid by the Government for the transpor
tation of troops, munitions, stores add mails has been,
and doubtless will continue to be, mach more than the
Interest on the United States Second Mortgage Bonds.—
Hit is not, the charter provides that after the road i.e
completed, and until said bonds and interest are paid, at
least five per cent. of tlw net earnings of the road ■hall
be applied to such payement.
The Union Pacific Bonds are for $l,OOO each, and have
coupons attached. They have thirty years to run, and
bear annual interest, payable on the Mit days of Jana
ary and July at the Company's Office in the City of New
York, at the rate of six per cent. in gold. The Principal
Is payable in gold at maturity. At the present rate of
gold, thew bonds pay an annual income an their cost of
NEARLY NINE PER CENT.,
AND IT IS RELIEVED THAT THEY KILL SOON
BE AT A PREMIUM.
The Company have but a very limited 'apply of their
Bonds remaining op hand, but any subscriptions accept
ed:to a greater amount than can be filled from Belida
now in the Company's ixeseseion, will be supplied from
the New Bonds to be issued on that portion or the' Rad
completed In the Spring, in the order in which they are
received.
The Company reserve the right to Mr , nc• 'the price
of their bonds to a rate above par at any ttme, and will
not till any order! or receive any subscription! sei which
the money has not been actually paid at the ttempeny's
office bekre the time of such advance.
Parties subscribing will remit the par value of the
bonds and the accrued interest in currency at the rate
of six per cent. per annum, from the date 012 which the
lest coupon was paid. Subs;riptlona will be received in
Gettysburg, I's.„ by the
FIRST NATIONAL RANK and
GETTYSBURG NATIONAL BANE,
arid Nrvr Turk
At the COMPAN OFFICE. Yd. :!‘) NASSAU STREET
JORN J. CISOO t SUN, BANKERS, No. 62 WALL St
And by the Company's adeertleed agent. throughout the
L'n I ted States
ntittacnei should be stack in drafts or Dace funds
par in Sae York, and the Bonds will be seat free of
charge by return express. Parties nsbscribing through
local agents, will look to thus for their as /e slebtliserj, • -
A PAMPHLET AND MAP FOR 1868 hu Just been
published by the Company, giving fuller information
than is possible iu an advertisement, respecting the Pro
gress of the Work, the Resources of tbeCountry traversed
by the Itue.l, the Mane fur Cunstruction, and the Value
of LI. Boni N %hid, will be sent free on application et .
tie Com putly's (Acre or to any of the advertised agents.
JOIIN J. CISCO, Treasurer, Nei, Yorks
Apt il
GETTYSBURG RAIL ROAD..
CHANGE OF CONNECTIONS
On and after Monday, May 11th, 1818„ Passenger'
Trains will leave and arrive at Gettysburg, 'Rid MAO
connections as follows:
FIRST PASSENGER TRAIN will learefiettraburg at
S 15, A.M., with passengers for York, Llarrialings,
Phila
delphia, Baltimore, Rod the North and Yleat,amiving at
Hanover Jill:talon Without changeofcars,at 10 15, A.M.,
connecting with the Fait Line Routh, on the Northern
Central Railway, and arriving at Baltimore at 12 30, noon.
Also, connecting with Mail train from Baltimore north,
arriving in Hari isbnrg at 1 00,P.M. Arrive ai Getty&
burg 12 30, P. 11., with passengers from llarriaburg,
York, Baltimore, and Washington.
SECOND PASSENGER TRAIN. will leave Gt4tyeburg
at 1245, P.M., arriving at Hanover/unction at 2 40, and
connecting with Mail train Eolith: Arrive In Baltimore
at 5 20, P.M. Arrive at Gettysburg at 4 20, P. li.. with
*pagan gere from Philadelphia, Hirriabtirgothd the North
and West and also with passengers from Baltimore and
Washington by the Fast Line North, which leaves Balti
more at 12 10, noon.
Passenger* oan leave Baltimore in the Itail train, at
8 30 A. 88.. and arrive in Gettysburg at 12 30, P.M. 01
leave Baltimore in the Fast Llue at 12 10,nothz„: and ar•
rive In Gettysburg at 4 20, P. M. But one change ulcers
either way, viz: at Hanover Junction.
May 20, 18C8
DR. JAMES CREgS,
DRUGCrIS r,
Store in Brant's Building, Baltimore at.,
LITTLESTOWN:
HAVING opened . a . new P.,RITG
STORE and fitted It up in tbehistutile, I l ogermy
stock of pare and fresh Drop to the citizens of
town and Tkintty at the lowest market rates, consisting
In part of
' -
Drugs and Family IliedictitPure
Liquors for Medicinal Purposes,
Patent Medicines, Hone
?oioderf,
Pore Sakai, Dyee tad Drug Stairs, Pqc(l7 • ,
Toilet
Soaps ant Fancyartioles. A Sall aniorPlieilli Or nab
Stationery, of all kinds. Cigars, Tobacco aad
48,-Moore's Bleetro•Mageotto Soap.. will, Wash with
hard or aoft water, cold or warm. • alotikpapaeited . with
th'Ls Soap are made beau titutly ',tate .withot4.boillng or
blueing. Tbls. is the beet Soap is use...Trlf it. It is
warrantechnot to injure the.hande or &brie. .
Littlestora, May 18,—ly , -lALguiji GSS:43.
AFirCompaer copy , , 4 .
RUNKS, Valises, Oil; Oa i rtet and
and Railroad Backs, at cuniniaaAars.
FLY -NETS, Umbrellas arid Ho
glary, &a .10 OLIN NI&IGA&M'S.
SMOKING and Chewing I f . iibaCCO,
Cigars and Pipes, at CITA • I MS S.
LINEN and Paper Collik* ,Neck,-
this, Handkerchiefs" and • greatiatiett Of Notions
and Amoy tirooda of all kinds, at IMPININGHAMIE
DitESS Coats,•
Pants and Vests
at CIIPININCIRAMIL
CL.OTlLCaatay.Pauta A id g V ea t' s!
• at OUN'NINGITAirg
FANCY . Cas' siMer Summer Coata,
Pants and Pettivat CUNNINGHAM'S.
SUAI M EIR Cassimer . Qoat& Pants
Ina vmiett • •
.evitordlis3rs.
I:LsTEN Coats ,. Panta
AWL
Cc zt T 2 NADE coati,
LNRN Cotton and Wool Shirti and
nay 1„11,/ t. '
IGHT-DAY
u mons at t j r •
Vip!! a, Fl at tw; Fife*,tiftirsti,
.S I x„b. chit L 0.1
• tstcot xuar-
I writhilkillipiefferie p tittbet
sYLiva 14,41.1016 —.4.4.11 •
7 1 .
WAT C /V II P TIL.
t
=Ell
lINE
B.McCURDYOhipI
OW and
rs' eXtlll3.
'#u~'r r
=I
Ar 4 q i;
~4 .
PLA MILE
rpHriPL4 M
t4rstelr& kases astabtialted a
Vai'sburlt, kWh ha will maima iti r:Vesiles firm .
DOB : AV DP°414.08
WINDOW Mall AND; FRAMES,
nopum, NyzAmmuvARDING,
Chair and Wash B0111;111 with errerythlog else. made t
such a factory, and nee d ed In the building line.
.I.lle
best of lumber will always be used, all thoroughly dried,
• kiln having been pn t up for the purpose.
Mora solicited, aw!lbromptly atteaded to. Mesa as
IoW as the 'owe*, and every effort made to accummedat•
customers.
May 20,1868.-1 y
JOHN 4. IVIINNIGH
Diamond Confeet'onery & Ice Cream Saloon,
T
ALTIAIOII2 Street,
ed two doors above Centro Square,
Gettysbur&Pa. sing return from the city with
a full stock. of fitetl nery,l will sell at the eery lowest
profits—including
FRENCH & COMMON C.N.X]:)M‘
Oranges, Lemons, Nabs, Toys, Notions, de., and 'vary-
VESVrl3llilrl) Confectionery,.
ICE oREAM
supplied on short notice
May 20.—t f
PHILADELPHIA EVENING
BULLETIN,
A DAILY AFTERNOON PAPER,'
PUBLISITED AT VIE
NEW BULLETIN BUILDING,
NO. 607 C LESTNCIT STREET,
Contains the Late t News by Telegraph and
the Mails to the a ioment of going to Press ;
Localßeports. Markets, Finance, Li
terary Matt r, Foreign and Do
mestic Correspondence, Edi
. -torial Comments on Cur- ;
rent Events, &c.
Served to imbseribert in the Oily at eighteen cents per
work _payable to thee ,Tiler, or Mall at eight dollars
.er Anna= In adratie4
I.Bboll PZI.COCIE„
Editor.
May 13 ft
SEWING MACHINES
THE GROVER dc BAKER
TII M BUT IN MSE...-These Machines have beeom
so well known that litt e need be said by way of recom
mendation. The ham taken the ilret premium at all
the late State Pairs. acd are universally acknowledged
to be the BEST in use by all who have tried them. The
"Grower k Maker Sate''". and the inutile Stitch" are
points that have beet attained by no other Machine.—
They are the only Mmfi ides that sew and embroider with
perfection. These Machines are peculiar!: adapted to
Family use. They are almost nod esiess,sew 'racily from
the spool without rev lading, and are simple In their
construction. They al a easy to manage, and can he
worked by almost any r hild. Every family should ha,.
one. They , save/ober, they sere time, and theyseee stoney,
and do their work better than It can be done by band.
The undersigned hav;ng been appointed Agent for the
above Machines, bas established an Agency in Fairfield,
Adauis co., where be art always bads on band a supply
Persons wishing to buy will please call and examine for
themselves.
lEs. Needle. and Thr ad will also besapplied.
J. 8. WITHEROW Agent,
nx.16.111116.—tt. " fahlki Atiesoeconnty, rs
farringtr, Ainuto, itr.
CARRIAGE-MA.ICM} RESI73fED
She war being over, tie uhdervlgned hlvereensted the
CARRIAGE- IA KING BUSINESS
at their okt stand, in ::ut Middle street, Gettysburg,
where they are ■gain p spared to put up work in the
most Etshionable, subsu add, and superior manner. A
lot of new and aecoa4•b ktid
cAltruson, BUGGIES, ac,
on hand, which they wf dispose oust the lowest prizes
and all orders will be in, plied as promptly and malaria
family as posaibls.
~'RE:'6IRINaI~!
done wi(ti dispatch, and It cheapest rate/.
A large lot of new and old LIMINESS Aa. hand for Bale
Thankful for the Liberal patronage heretofore eajoyed
be them, they solicit and will eadeavor to deiiery•• large
share in the' future.
May 29.-tf
DAVID ircelltßAßT. JORW P. McCRZART.
se
j ßest always Cheapest. 7?
THE Best and Cheapest,
SADDLES,
BRIDLES,
• • COLLARS and
H.4 . 4.INTESS of alt kinds, in the County,
are *twat,' to be trued st the old and wen known stand,
Baltimore at, opposite t le Presbyterhus Church.
(3eCREARY'B..)
-Our Riding and Wagon Saddles,
are the most subetantially built and neatest.
Our Harness, Wain andeilrer mounted),
are complete in every respect and warranted to be of the
very beat material and workmanship.
Our upper leather Draft Collars,
caa NOS as BLS. The:. are the best FITTING and most
durable.
Our Heavy Draft Harness,
are made to order, u cl sap, as they can be made any
where and in the most:* destentiall manner.
Riding Bridles,. Whips, Lashes, Draft
Hamm, y -nets and GT rytbing in the line; None bet
ter or cheaper.
Our prices
have been ILZDUCID to the lowest living standard.
A liberal percentage tar cub, off all bills amounting to
Ssor Isom .
We work nothing ho. the best of stock and will war
rant evict' article turned 0111110 b• in 'miry respect at re.
presented..
Thankflal Tor past fart We invite attention &term.
sent stock.
trg_Give ne a call and Qualms rums Aitr Quarry.
" • 29 . / 868 . 4 t ~ D., NeCßlAltli a sox.
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES.
TATE dr, CITLP
Are now building a misty; of COACH WORK of the
latest and most approved styles, and constructed of the
best material, to which they Invite the attention of buy
ers. Haying built our vork with great care, and of ma
t4ial Selected with opoCarlitimeco to beauty of styli
and durability, we can -suiddently recommend the work
as unourphosed by soy t - her' in or out of the cities. All
we ask la an inspection -four work, to convince those in
want of any kind oft' 'snick that this Is the place to
buy them.
• .47qUIPALILING isievery.brasich done at abort notice
and on reasonable terms.
Giro as a call at oar 16 *tory, user gm parser of Wask.
lagtonaial Chamberobai g streets, Gettyilnirg, Pa.
Jun* 12 111157.,--t
NEW: SADDLER" SHOP.
O N "tie GalthaFe Str, Gettysburg, Pa
.--Gomi
isteutly'ob Lied , ot order, ell kinds
RIDING SADD LES,
WAGON OA DDLES,
OARRIA4Ei HARNESS,
DRAUGHT HARNESS,
RI DV,G BRIDLES,
BLIND BRIDLES,
as low_ its the lo 'est
may so, isor.-to
Adams Coiiity Ahead
iiatLEl
T_K PdINT PLY-pT
,
Manneactuivd entirely 'of .., eatNe•r; an d ow n%
4ittada#than attene'Vtie lAnen' Nets:
For service waeurposeett •
-• • vsnsvisti sißlNVlltir 'IMO* ,
BY BIIIHHOLD*It, WORLIT & HURBT.
, • -
J.l;..34W*goisiAri - telt 44=LIZIOR
difiditty,
HAL:nets* .
pateu tly t os i lt d menathetared Nets of the
'24,11 11
• -, 1-..4
112.!.D a S k
. .
•.
JOHN D. PFOUTZ
F. L. FETHRISTON
_ Publisher.
DARNER ik ZIZOLSR.
D ESPZCTIALLY informs her friends and the putilkt
witLh geaeraUy. that sbe bas just returned from the city
BONNETS ) HATS, &C.,.
In the Millinery line and that abe Is prepared to make
and repair BONNETS, U, du, In the most fashiona
ble styles.
Cot es
place of business In In Dr. T. T. Tam's new
Cottage in Chambersborg street, Gettysburg.
April =.-2m*
1868. MILLINERY. 1868.
MISS McCREARY*
lIAS just returned from the Ofty with &large assort
ment of spring
BONNETS & HATS.
AI Bonnet and Hat Trimmings of the latest styles,
wI.M. With an amortment of faubieemble
Fancy and Toilet Goods ,
ah, isilletermined to sell( at the very lowest cash prices.
BEAD Y.MADE BONNETS
win be kept on ham , and Bonnets made to order at the
shortest notice.
Milllitininuppliod with:goods ta,sell again on the moat
avonabletenna.aluipaterna wlth.instructious gratis.
4prtl 16,186111-3.uf
ew - Styles. 1868.
ROSA: M. MONTFORT, -
XTILL continue the Iflllialorytnudneee 10111.1NThilf$
VVT TOWlGaattlartirg »tamed *moths Ohy, I. Pre
pared to do arty work is the NtilHoery lima promptly.
HATS. AND BONNETS -
of the MUM et74a.. Also, Hat and. Bonnet TO.l2loinfoll
fhtterlig wadi*,
_huh( ,beito ptnetimmt, *womb, vat be
toga eheap.y . rditied — deidttotion made to thotm *Ong to.
4 5 We'
1111Aelt and White OAPS made ardei; also,
HeadFdreetee,VeLla,44,all of the LATHST BTYLSS.
Aho,l4bk, Dna mitre Patterns
, Agee ss
COLLARS,
FLY NETS, ie.
3. 311.-sags
B A -IC-ER Y.
NEWPORT a ZIIIIIJUL
akelli,lesallauirlyksTit Washington ".r., kflfsquare
eset the Zagls Rotel Asttypbarg Pa . Constinth. as
kaad,thebiall '
Iliad" •
;C, q°74frni
guidlit4l44 - 114L.4.1.
. * vellum
1ii*110044.17 1 1,0 0 - 41, 4 41 10 481 18, 1 44Mi1 ker7
' Itta- 14 - 1 0* effMghielitill*/
r 0-11. •
~~..
~;~-
. .• . ,
-NOTION:4-LLetters \Testamentary
on the estate of Puna Naas, Mtn of Moan tpleaa.
ant township, Adams county. Pa., deemused. baring been
granted to the undersigned, residing ingollownsia cSherrystown,
Ng ziii.
Cbnowalp, he Utah, gives no •to all par.
sonsindebted to NaM mea to imam lam • payment.
and them having claim t*
against Merman
than, propmitanthenticated for sawbones t. to
peasant \
MICHAEL EMILY,
Executor.
May 13-4 t
ELECTION.--EVERGRERN CEida
election for • PRICSIDZNT and RIVE
ltiNAOliall of Reerigreen Cemetery Association, to
"rye for otte j enr , will be hoiden Tradoy Abentnii, June
2d, at 7% o'clock, in the Arbitrethan Room, in the Bor.
co& of llettysburg.
Wm. B. 311 Au, Secretary
TAX NOTICE
_NOTICE le hereby given that an ABATEMENT OF 6
DER CENT.. will be allowed on alt Bounty and fier
cest'. Taxes veered ger the year-1868, which shell be
paid on pr WRIT, JULY 13T,3868, unto Willis."' Grins,
Collector. By order of Tovna Council,
ALEXANDER SPANGLER, President.
Attest :—.lnauxua Cutr,.Secrstary. [May ;M.—tel.
, REGISTER'S NOTICES.
NOTICE is hereby given to all Le
-LI Wiwi and pthar parsons concerned, that the Ad.
adnisttation Accounts hereinafter ininaloned will be pre.
minted at the Orphans' Court of Adams county, for dm-
Dromitien and ailowaoce, our MONDAY, the 15th day of
JUNE next, at 10 o'clock, A. If.; TiZ :
138. The Ant and Anal account of David Hoke and J.
E. Baran; AdatinLatrators of -Michael Carl, deceased.
139. Thetbird a ccou nt of Anaanda &Group, Adm lu is
tratrin of George E. Group, deceased.
140. The Ant and Anal account of Louisa Gobrecht,
'Administratrix of Daniel Gobrecht, deceased,
141. The account of George Boer, ndnainiatrutor el
the estate of Daniel Tidier, deceased.
142, The account ofJobn Muck. Administrator of the
estate of Michael Sheets, deceased
May 20,1868.—te
W. D. I.IOLTZWORTiI, Reg tater
NOTICE TO
TAX-PAYERS.
THE Couoty Commleationers take this method of In
forming the Tax-payers of Adams county that the
State Authot Wes no longer allow abatement for early
payment albite Taies—but add fire per cent. to the
Quota attach county that doss not pay by the let of
August. The Commissioners therefore give notice that
In order to meet ibis demand, Tax payers throughout
this county ...lithe expected to pay on or before the 15T11
DAY OV JULY NEXT--otherwise five per cent. most be
added by the Collectors-in all came. 13y order of Com
missioners. J. M. WALTER, Clerk.
May2o. Id
•
BOUNTY ACCOUNT.
A FINAL STATEMENT embracing three Juno set
of the ount Accounta of
TOWNSHIP, up to March ß 14,18 y
68—for the call of SeptßUTLEß
ember, MI;
DR.
The coat of Z 6 volunteers
Interest to February, 1866
1967
Expenses of committee at llarrisburg for
bard, travel and stamps..„..—
Interest to March, 1888
Sundry expeLser
G. B. Hewitt, Esq., for collecting subscription..
Five di.ye' auditing
Lawyer's Ales_
Stamps
Money refunded to 1. Shank
Treasurer's fees
School Directors' lees --•
CR.
Amount of Tar levied fur 18415
1,41 1861
Exoneration' on duplicate of 18.65..-...5453 52 510,310 14
Collectors fees ..... ....... ....... 89 44
Exonerations ou duplicate of 1888 699 39
Collectors' fees "
Treasurer received from Collectors for 18824
cud 1868 ......... __...-..._ ..... .........
Intereet paid to February, I'G6
• 1987
Received subscriptions
Interest to March, 1668
Interest on Squire's docket
Treasurer received of Col lectors of 1887
Received extra eubscr lOU one
DANIEL ARENDT,
President of &hoot Board.
JAxzS 11. WALTZ/, Secretary.
We, utakkalgned, Auditors of Butler township,
have audited the above account and believe It to be tor.
rent to the beat of our knowledge.
SOLOXON ORN ER,
SAMUEL H. HARRIS,
JOHN E. RUMOUR,
'Auditor,.
May 13.-ace
BOUNTY ACCOUNT
-STATEMENT of the Bounty LyAc
count of LATIMORE TOWNSILIP, ADAMS COU
TY, PA.
JOHN woLroito, x.sq , Treasurer, in acci. nut with
Bounty Fund.
Debtor on former settlement
Cash Rec'd front School Director, J. D. Morlej
4 Reed from lOolleetor, Myers
nb river
CR,
Accountant claims credit for publishing Last
report
By moue• paid klechanicsburg Bank
By Jona , ban Brenneman's Bond
I waned paid to Bondholders
Allowance paid to Treasurer, Wolford for ser
vices
Auditors and Clerks' fees
Balance due .Treasurer......._
Aniount of Outstanding Bonds .... $2.540 00
due to Contrfbutors 113,308 00
. due Dratted uten $1,200 00
Ws, the undersigned, Auditors of Latimore township,
haring .examined the Bounty Account of Treasurer,
Watford, And it correct, as above stated.
Feb. 23, 18118.-73 P
Vittinny.
MILLI - NERY.
MRS. LOU TATE
THE LATEST SPRING STYLES OF
gaktrll.
-- (hoop.
MEI=
Prstsets,
J. L. SCITICK, President.
[May 13.-a
•
I can furnish thesemachlues to suit farmers, and will
sell as single Mowers or Combined Machines asitowerni--
ilelf-Rake-11 nd-ftete—Dropper--or Dropper and Hand
Rake combined. lam also agent for Bone's DROPPRIL,
which eau be attached to any make of machine. Thom'
having old machines on hams, and wishing a Dropparcas
be accommodated by sending to their orders early and
naming the k , nd of machine to which they wish them
to be attached. Price s3o.
sample machines ran be seen at the residence of the
subscriber, two miles from Gettysburg, on Harrisburg
road, or at the Warehouse of Col/444.f $ 144 44111, Getty*.
burg, Pa.
.$1.,560 00
. 761 46
325 5
421 20
793 09
1 99
1 75
16 50
12 00
9 91
24 05
57 30
24 00
Piirmers would do well to examine my machinery be
fore boy fug elsewhere as I keep nothing but the best.
Extras constantly on hand, an I have made arrange
ments to have repairing done in the best possible man
ner at short notice and moderate charges.
April --inn WM, WHILE.
16048 78
5.1.910 14
5,400 00
WEAVER'S PATENT ADJTSTABLE SELF-FEEDING
162 65
110 14
3. , 9 00
215 89
5 32
2,521 00
1 il 13
O EOF THE G REATEST DIPRO EAtENTS Or THE
AGE, ,
lacing the first successful attempt to apply
machinery to Rock Drilling for blasting
purposes, and which will answer
equally well for splitting Rock
and drilling holes in Rock for
any purpose.
Sia.oos 78
THIS Drill has evetything that is
desired in a Rock Drill. It hagany amount or ad-
Justabillty,so that it will stand on any utteven surface,
where it le poasiole for a man to drill.
It drills perpendicalat ly, or at any angle op to 55 de
grees, and any depth or dimensions required for Blast
ing.
It operates easily, and with one of these Machined a
man can do five times the aihount of work done in the
old way, is the same time. In ordinary Rock it w:11
drill one inch per minute.
With this Drill. Farmers, who base rough land, can
clear the rocktrd with lit& expense, as any person who
can turns wind-mill can operate the drill.
It can be used in Wells, Cellars, Coal Mines, or - any
place that Rock is met witn.
igsk,The undersigned having pnrehaaed from the Pa
tentee, Windex Wr.sysa, all his interest in said Latta' s
Patent In and to the State of Pennsylvania, are prepar
ed to sell County and Ibunsitsip Rights In said State, on
reasonable terms. We have 1159 been constituted, by
Letters of Attorney, Agents for the Pateatee, for the
sale of State Rights throughout the United States. Per
sons desiring to secure County or Township Rights in
Pennsylvania, or to secure the Right tot Other States,
will addreee,
$1,962 25
ECM
382 55
2,539 20
$5,581 00
836 00
4,891 61
479 29
177 SO
EAST BERLIN FIRM.
REBERT & HOOVER.
FARMING- IMPLEMENTS.
Buckeye Reaper and Mower—Buckeye
Self-Raker, Hoffhein's Patent—Self
discharging Wire Horse Rake,
Shireman's Patent—Brand's
Patent Wire Horse Rake
—The Rockaway Wire
Rake.—Also.
Threshing Machines , •
CORN PLANTEIV3,.TWO BRIREILAS . B PA
TENT AND wAysAton's PATENT, TORE,
GRAIN DRILLS, MOORE'S PATEIVII-L
-eORN SHELLER, WAMBAUGHS
PATENT.
REPAIRING of all kinds done on short notice,
Call and see what we-can do.
REBERT t 1100 m .,
East Berlin, March 4,1868.—1 m
24 00
4 00
$5,02 64
$2B 64
G=O. L. DEARDORFF,
DANIEL F. STITZEL,
ABRAHAM GROVE,
Auditor'.
NEW 3acHliNl SHOP
. AT NEW OXFORD.
undersigned calla attention to
hie new Machine Apsn'tlitArlr Oxford, Adams
eonnty, which be has paticp, at large expense, with IL •
determination to do good ' sad antistactory work. Ho
will inanufactute rarione Lodi of
AGRICULTURAL- MACHINERY ,
stub as. THRESHING SRC/IMRE, SPRINO•TOGTH
RAKES, &e..; and will keep the BUOKRYE REAPER &
MOWER oaks*. A: • r We.
All descriptions or REPAIRING done promptly and
as cheaply as pmsible.
Ile has In connection with his Machine Shop a STEAM
SAW MILL, upon which be will do all ki• do of work in
that line.
He asks the srottlitilar call and glee him a trial, add ha
guarantees toll sattsihetion.
Kate& W, 18418.--6 m J ACOB ENOCH:
'Attops,:itintrast, &t.
TIN-WARE .AID STOVES.
THE. , LAD3EBT. ASSORTMLNT OF
TIN-APART TM THE COUNTY,
AT
S. Q. COO Kr S
(forlaliely in,dreir Puttey'llY; ilso some
868 T COOLING-BTOTZ3 T THE 31ARIST,
among which an ibe
LD DOMU(ION,
VIDIYROMIaIk,
PIFNNBYLTANIA.
••• ': ' NOBLIII 00011k ZCO omilT
• 8444L1,17tAattA7,
itt o it t :ll Wirjary t gk a gri ll ae i rtil l et iila
uttjt i ' itl 4'
114 0:4(1001L
• *Pit" e ff• ' • ; ; F 7
ISE
'AND FA ;ivy
P`RI ,
AIiTHE4 'AND SENTINEL OFFICE.;
*ming Nmpitipento,
REAFERS AND MOWERS
DODGES' PATENT
OHIO AND BUCKEYE
E. BALL & COMPANY'S
WORLD'S REAPER Sr MOWER
HAVING had cousiderable experi
ence in the sale of Reaping and Mowing Machines
la the hat lbw years. I have made it a point to offer no
machine to the firmer that will not when thoroughly
tested give general satisfaction, and hence have declined
the agency Sir all but what I regard the very best in
the market. I now offer to the farmer the coming Sea
son, two of what I consider the beat mac/limo In erse. - --
heat wean" I sold thlrty•five of the OHIO& BUCKEYE
Patent which have given entire satisfaction. Ito ms
chlne has. been returned, neither him there been any dig.
colt; with aay one towboat they were suld—all pay.
`t hug for . their machines promptly. Certificates from
hous who bare purchased, could be procured but I deem
itmonecomary—but tor informathin would refer those
walkting machines to any of the follow log geatlemen who
purchased and have been ualug these machines:.
Jacch Raffensperger, Edward Wagoner,
Jaooli\Fidler, Samuel Wagoner,
Wwlam,Werrt, Jr., Jihn Brinkerholf,•
Beolatolo Shelly, William Ingham,
Newton Horner, R 13411 Bighorn,
Slice Horner, Dr. Holdaborough,
John Uerbat,
Henry Spangler.
Joseph elbaugh, James Marshall,
Joseph Galbensen. Frederick Peffer,
George Sashay, • Henry Weikert,
Daniel March, \ Henry Butt,
Thi,„ machine has beee awarded medals and first Pre.
minors by the peeheylvahla. lowa and New York State
Fairs, and by hundreds of County Fairs in all parts of
the c ountry, including the Adams Dainty Phi's, paving
received the Brat Premium aisiteuderaviiis in the tall of
1866, and at Gettysburg in 1887,as the best on exhibi
tion.
This machine has met with the Most complete success.
In every section where it has been littroduoed, It has tat
ken precedence over machines which have heretofore"
ranked as Brat Chloe. In compactness, lightness of draft,
excellence and elegance of workmanship and B oish,cotn.
bleed with great strength and adaptation to all kinds of
work, it wilt curl ass any machine heretofore offered to
the farmer. The Self-Rake on this machine has been
COOSiderabtylErlpeoVed in the last Season, an.l is wars
ranted to give general satisfaction or no sale.
THE WORLD'S MOWER AND REAPER,
This la an entire new machine, hut judging irons Its
construction and the testimonials it has received, it
wlh
be the leading machine. The gearieg is cut out of solid
Iron. making every wheel and cog exact, fitting up close,
and running as true as a clock, which makes tke ma
chine much lighter of draft, and no rutting of cogs or
wear. The gearing is all clotted its a tight we the atone
as a watch, entirely excluding water, dirt, or grass, and
Indeed preventing everything that ti calculated to prove
injurious to the machinery. To you simply open th e
lid when all the oiling pieces are exposed and conven
iently oiled. The burs are all encased the same aa the
gearing and cut In the same way, and when once tight
ened down—there is no danger of working loose, as is
the rase with other machines. The Company do not
hesitate In saying that this machine, with proper care,
will last a man a life time, which is a matter every
farmer should take into consideration, before buying at
the present high prices of machines.
TESTIMONY Of REV. JACOB B. TROSTLE
'•
L13011‘012. PUDIC., CO., Mn, April 22, 1868.
Wtste:—Liut year T purcba.ed one of E.
woruas REAPERS, ano used it last harvest in
in cutting my own irain end Orono and seine of my
neighbors, and have no LoiMation in saying that it gave
me more satisfaction as a comhined machh.e than any I
have ever used, although I have tried some seven or
eight other machine*. I regard it the Ben machine
market, and donut hesitate to recommend it as snob to
any person wantinga first-class machine.
Yours, dv., .1. D. Tlcs7Lz.
I can also furnish BALL'S 01110 toll:int:a wishing that
machine.
1 al.. keep on hand
WIRE.IOO7II BAT RAKES, STEEL PLOCOJJ.
FEED COTTERS AND FAA . ..ADAC I.IIPLE
RENTS GE.I.VERALLT.
ROCK DRILL,
PATENTED JrLi- IC, lEU7
BELL & WEAVER,
Ilunterstown, Adams county, Ps
•
PHILIP
IVEAVEIL ROBERT BELL.
i1arch.25,184.:5.-3m
Poisit ,raotita.r .A
1=E513
• ~f ~~~~{
ORM
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
.
The subsenter will offer et UM aUkM Therriday,
the 11th day of June, 4'410 o'cisak, 4.1414tM /maim.
the lbllouriag sahmble Property, ellathe la. New Oxlbrd,
Adams county, h., via:
No. 1, A half Acre of . Ground,
fronting on the turnpike, with the hapreiretheate there
on, ibr the last 22 years the homestead if the nailer.
signed.
No. 2, One-fourth an Acre, with
the improvements thereon, ad,foltdag the froweer.
No. 3, Lot of Ground, adjoining
Nerexbrd on the seat, whereon le erected the belUlag
of the New Oxford Institute, and fall out k 11111011
Lots, containing oneelbarth of aa Aare' of "mad welt,
boating the Turnpike and High street, sad exteadiag
the town eastward.
No. 4, Five Lots of. Ground, con
talallag together 16 Acres, more or less, ekes to 11 ow Ol
and, and froaties oa the Turnpike bran to York—
every lot acceseible hula the turnpike. The above Lied is all in a prime state of celebration, sad win be sold sa
tire or in parcel, as rag suit purchasers.
The town of New Ovid is •sad handsome
village, on the Hue of the thettyaberg d ad lisitane Rail-
road, 10 miles from Hanover, proverbially lwalthy , and
a favorite retreat, In the hot mama, of dikes', of Baal
more,,wlth which city there le commaaleation 3 Z
road twice s day. (Sundays szcspted,) in shoat 3 bonne.
Washington is about 6 house and .Philadelphia hours
distant.
The OOLLIDUE BUILDING kM a thstorell knot, depth
34 feet, and be feet high, substaatkiny bunt, and can
sadly be transibruted into an dissint country seat, haw
the top of which, by reason of its eisvatedjitiskikes, there
is a free prospect, in a dew day, of th e what. of Adorns
aunty, and one-half in York and Carroll itoseitlito—there
being no surrounding hill high enough to obstruct the
view.
For further infonnatlotr address the proprietor real&
lug In New Osibrd. Conditions will be made kiown on
day of sale by $l. D. G. PfltllfiraiL
J. IF. Nomura, Auctioneer. Proprietor.
May 13.—ta
Ap
FARmAuILicsA.LE.
In persuade of en Order of the Colin of Oanniton
Pleas of Adams county, Pa, the Treads of
of the Rotate of Belinda Black, will dill at stab Bale,
on Satecany, the 2W, day qrhinit wed, at 12 o'clock, N.,
on the premier, that minable DORM, Odd* la Neant-
Joy towmtbip, Adams county, PL. sdiohdag Made of
Wm. Young, Adana Wart, dm Haase and others, eon.
taming 115 2011115, 45 nerd of which are excellent
Woodland. Th• impworoomott• comics or • good two
dory LOG DW ELLING, Los Nam and other oott-baild•
lags, with a wolf Oyster war it • door, and as Orchard.
The dud is in good order, and the ferackes ham recently
been fixed.
4,,t will be sold together or in parte se as, beet wit
purchaser,. Putout within to wow*, property will
pleat" mill tea the middies mow
*3-Atteudance will be given mid term mak baboirli
oft day Of orb by • JOHN 01 1 / 1 111, frastio.
tti'April
Cinepikr copy,
A FIRST CLA.BB FARM,
AT PRIVATE SALE,
Within two miles of Gettysbnrg, on the Harris
burg road, with `all necessary hnprcrrements,
end in prime order., I will sell from ZOO to 160
Acre., to atilt porctukaera. Terms reasonable.—
For farther information, apply_to .
_
Gekrnix " lrMr,
FARMS FOR \SALB.
Sept. 18-tf
I will sell the Farms,
No. 1. Lying on the Harrisburg
end Gettysburg rued between Cork liptingatW Heittims•
burg, con? &In ing 12L ACRES, with teaprov.weita, 15011
OCOUPed by Jaiall MLlac. PriCe $2ll per swot.
N0..2. Lying on the Carlisle and
New Oziorti road, Datums Heidi sad New Ches
ter, containing 146 AORTA with kaprerveatent
now occupied by George J. WOCper acre.
Terms: One half to be p aid Hi • *Hwy of the
deed ; the Wane, to twit the purchaser, .~ in eaeh
or in first Judgment Bonds of wet Welber s9oollbr Ne. 1,
and $4OO for No. 2, to be paid outman? with interest.
ge_Theee arms are painted, lie italltand have
been limed. W.), NNW&
May ?SI, 11167.-tf
DESIRABLE
TOWN PROPERTY
Al PRIVATE BALK
THE undersigned offers ,st Private
Sale, the old DOBBIN DWELLING. at the
of the Taneytown and Zonnittabwrgrendikin the
of Gettysburg. The house Is subetantinUy ballt, of moue,
and contains twelve large room. ram Is • strong.
nererfailing Spring of first rata miter in Um, basement
and 1% Acres of land memected with It. Tin Manion
is a very plower. one, end with ninth. adilltlaual outlay
thin could be made one of the most oosibetabla and de.
nrable homes in the borough az itsakiadtr
N0v.13,1,67-ti
WESTERN PRE-EMPTION LANDS.
I hare on hand a few TRACTS of No.l, second
hand, preption Lands located near NA drools, County
Town; Le., In well mottled nalghborboodis. which I win
sell, or exchange at a fair price Ov.llatil llstate In Ad
arms county, Pa. OW. WOW. -
Feb. 6,1868.—tt
Warble Isaac
CANNON'S
MARBLE WORKS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND RAVI MID-
D LE ST., OPPOSITE THE 001:111.T-EOUSE,
ORTTYSBURCI, PA.,
E VARY DICSCRIPTION OF WOIIX IXILOOTILD IA
TEE FINEST STYLE ON THE ART
Uhy 29, isq7.—tf
G ETTYSBURG MARBLE YARD.
KUL& s •so
In East York Strait Gettysburg, Pa. Where t►q
are prepared to tarnish all kinds of work In their line,
8130 H .112, MONCIMSNTS, TOMIB, azabirmrtoine
MANTLZS, /Lc., to
to the shortest notice, sad u chug is the clutust,—
Sireivii as a call. Produce takes to siFtwie br
work
pettysburg, May 29 1U
VMograplt eaUtrits.
EXCELSIOR GALLERY.
PHOTOG-BAPILA,
PHOTO MINIATURES
AMBROTYPES, &0.,
Stereoscopic Views of the
BATTLE-FIELD.
STE,REOSCOPICI,
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES,
EEI3
ALBUM S
GREAT VARIETY,
AND AT (XREATLY REiUCED
PRICES. •'••
air Ws deal iu nothinglnet !tio best tittikskiNSL OW
and cram ins our stock. 0. J. TAM,
April 1,18683—tf
REMOVAIst
Tusral,TftSßUßG SZYLlOrkiltatilitEr.
HE undersigned lure in
aansonei usto tli••Mit and is•
Polak tenewanY %bat 1141tithrol• metal
ad nsamidinsississilsanws_otrost and wmrtr
appal tt•tia• *corset gamuleir.. . TN roar b.
weir betViel, has bpll4 tapoup 'm i x up mouldy Ibr
Thilleadibi la se edleihr•F••••• "ails&
aliaili4aPpletensis alsodos ot itamitari sad with •
611 4,4.4 11 , 1 kPerTh0d Say whemetee,
•nlen-Liss pnossOnSPIIII,
"01S J Ybt set jtnt[aescripttou.e:eedd/nib tb•
'lineation given to the aiLirMallt Win% sod
e=sfig 41,11BKOTYPYS DAIMUISSOIXPES of
frivios. Alll*-•
Tflz 0 ETITIMUILS QZMI, ,
color style of pia* ro 'bar inethind forp.pooskir
witb the pot 11 04 0 elizAtihsit :UMW elm..
,11"...,,,Ticono1toloricitosio"tiv 74:
,lii.t e gaty.ted doratalfi) aro
we ern prepared AO eirry linn b all Mt
fa.bua b i tab4 "i.l'lbf..k%!r!o•yktlp•u•ri«Nie
w• nosiarlo
guALtarnaami
• • • • -
Oa sod examine oforl
• 'Jose 11,111.11.