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STEPSIA- ,9
a, Ilealache, Sburneas o)
of aomach, Riaing of Food,
10114, LaAsitude, Weariness,
us4 , e,s4, Liver Cbmptaimi,
Ely termin.a.ling in Death.
.11 tills attention and trial of safferere
• horrible of all, diseases. Dyspepsia
ages A a thousand different forms, la
•
era date Stomach and &wets, with all
rite, Inch as Sick Headache,. arhurn.
eat reJ •ease of uneasiness and feeling
not well. Food dlstrewes you, rise, and
stoniach ; breath is bad, skin at times
hot MOO% feel ult you could move or
d worst of all, Indigestion or Const
king: more nor lees than Daypepela.—
• • nial4ormands suffer and dle this way and
limier physicians know what an/ them
hey are surely dying.
repeal It, this is all Dyspepsia. If you
roof 0/four statement, if you would save
d children from an early grave, If you
ealthiand energy and strength, again we
one: bottle of
Dyspepsia Cure.
Lome eoen It will dispel year tee' foa
my kaehoding.n. Hew semi it will chum
les oK Dyspepsia. now soon it will give
ea tiger, and how !loan It will make a
'errata oryou. For your own ukii, for
erybady catering, wo beg, we ertreat
Vl4ll, COMPLAINT AND
17:4DERANGEMENTig,
,gn Hite.' v, %bile ter Fever and Ague,
dietaries wirieli are general.' iu a mias
.l la overtain preventive and cure.
oder .1 medicinal virtues may not stand
r
its enieut, we appends few unsolicited
from .hose whine position In weletyend
citizens will place their evidence beyond
..nil rry with them strength , and, con
. tuor inCredUlollls.
is SJ;XTO.N, s cl.whkaall, merchant of 3fa
ilvtaikee, one of the most fantail* and
in tit, State, sayll, 11110 or date
MorArc's, Wu., Jan. 24, 1368.
& Co., New Harem, Conti.
I(nnd p its hare lased Coe'a Dyspepria Curs,
roved SPERFECTLY matisfactory as a Kam.
i O Itesitati..n in .ying- that we have re..
t.T 112NE.FIT fr.an its mits.
ri,
ISi 101 l LEsrER SEXTON.
a. L. 1, ". Irani, Aron, Lorain (b., o.]
ONQ 411 AIXITILONO,
,—lt Ores me great pleasure to state that'
deriv great benefit from the use of
.sla C re. She has been for a number 'of
1 ir bled with Pyspepeia, accompanied
1.1
roxystus oreonstiparion which to pres
et ebliwas all the while, for months, flu.
ything. She took. at your Instance, Coe's
Ire, anti has derived GREAT BENRFIT
nd is how comparatively well. She re
dicine as a great blessing
Trtily y..nrs,
S.
L. F. WARD
:er. 1,4 A AO .4 /KEN, Allegheny, Pa.]
ucto,l Druggist.
0. It 4 Market Street. Pittsburgh.
ke grett pleasure in stating that, after
red fr m dyspepsia lor about fifteen years,
. ode ch more than others, 1 have been
ed by e use of Cos Dyspefele Cure.—
i
now at of late years my case has been
one. I had great suffering from eating
food, *don an average would vomit about
my meals, in a sour indigeerfble mass.
were "'Hacks would come, I would lose all
became utterly helpless. Some of the
Id be *severe that for days together I
.fain agy thing on my stomach, names M
aw! Ida. i'or years 1 knew not what it
fire colisecutiv• hours without Intense
the time I took the first dose of Able
eased f' vomiting, gradually all 110111111016
andoda and strength returned, anii
en
have able to eat any kind of food
e tab .
t .,
Six mouths have now pawed
i yg t p aof the return of the disease _
cone red by all, even physicians. en
.at foira time It was feared It might be
tat I gm now so well convinced, that I
eels 'merely ridieved, but permanently
/ cant conscientiously recommend Coe's
re to ell victims of the Dyspepsia..
ISAAC AIKEN,
f the !leaver St. 31. E.Chnrch, Allegheny.
CLI)SIVE EVIDENCE
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CLAIM .i. Co.
lag &Ohms, front the greet benefa do.
T t a
et In reading the fame of Coe's Dyirpep.
Quid to my case. Something over a
ad a °lent amok of Diarrhea, which ,
eekg„ during which time I employed
• AN. t without relief, until I tried
Is C . The grit doee helped me; I
•tiities day for a week and was twittrely
be to-day that It eared illy Mi. Int.
la ael liar way title sawn, I took one
•Nue I r" t. I would advise every
it reedy for Iruwediate We% I
or wet Cemplalaia.
" 7 C. DUNN.
t. Duero is to our employ, sod we rue
above Itatemeet being true.
E. ARNOLD l CO.
Avspepsia Cure.-
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Ws In dl ease. of Diarr6N,•
mot Complaints, Griping and/
ad °carillon of tits s Mum*.
rill city or country rostywharr at
• Illation to
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Oi CLARK di CO.,
+ • sogruairlot.
'She *sr and *Mint
Getiyabarg, Friday, Jolly 24, 1268.
SPANGLER of Reading town
ship, died very suddenly .one day last
week from Apoplexy. •
PROPERTY SALES.—Jamns Itionen
has sold his farm to Messrs. FAUN E MC%
and Duncan, for $7,600 cash.
Messrs. ranztEsTrocic and DUNCAN have
bold one of their building lots, on York
street, to Wia.ll. GNUMBINE for $lOO cash.
BALLOON ASCENSION.—Professor
JOHN A. LIGHT, the renowned and daring
..,Eronant, will make an ascension from
this place some tithe soon. The time has
not been definitely fixed upon but due no
tice will be given.
CUT.—Whilst Mr. HERSHEY was en
gaged in repairing Swift's mill in Olforti
township;
...one day last week, he cut his
'thumb nearly off with a broad axe, close to
the hand, the skin at each side merely hold
ing the thumb.
CON V E NT lONS.—The Copperhead
County Convention has been called to
meet on the 'Monday preceding Court,
August 10. The Republican County Com
mittee meets to-morrow to determine the
time for holding the Republican . Conven
tion.
.x./.1-Yesterday morning an Irish lady
made her appearance on the public square,
in a slate of intoxication, and began to
abuse some of our citizens, who iu return
treated her to a good drubbing, and then
sent her up to enjoy the hospitalities of
Sheriff HANN.
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ADVERTISING.—"That man who pays
more for his 'rent than for his advertising
does not know his business." This max
im of an experienced and successful mer
chant is incontrovertible. It matters less
to have a fine store than that everybody
should know where it Is and what is in IL
ROBBERY.—On Tuesday night last,
the Warehouse of BIGTE&M & Co., was
robbed of a barrel of flour, sugar, coffee,
and a large iron safe broken open and ionic)
money taken, the amount not known.—
The thief gained an entrance through a
window on the second story. SINGLETON
WELDON has been arrested on suspicion
and lodged in jail.
ACCIDENT.—We learn that on Thurs
day, the 16th inst., a son of J. R. Gnour,
of Tyrone township, had his right leg
broken, midway between the thigh and
knee. It seems while the father and sev
eral of the family wore engaged in unload
ng, a load of grain, the lad and several other
boys were amusing themselves by turning
surnmersets from tme of the crossties into
the mow, when the accident occurred.—
Dr. MARSDEN was immeniately sent fur,
who set the broken limb.
PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE.-IVe
understand that arrangements have been
made with the Pennsylvania Central, the
Northern Central, the Hanover Branch,
and the Gettysburg Rail Road Companies,
by which visitors to the Commencement
exercises of Pennsylvania College, who
have paid fall fare over those roads can
secure free return tickets. On the Read•
ing Rail Road and its connections, excur
sion tickets to Harrisburg can be obtained
for the occasion at any point on the road.
DEATH.—Our obituary column to-day
records the death of JOHN Hoi.amcs,a well
known colored man of this place, which
took place on Sunday last. He has been
the Janitor of Pennslyvania College, for
about thirty years, serving during the
larger Part of Dr. Kusrru's Presidency,
and the entire Presidency of Dr. BAUGEI
XR. The name of "Jack Hopkins" is a
familiar one with the students and gradu
ates of the Institution during this long
period, his - integrity and fidelity com
manding general conficnce. The Facul
ty and Studer.ts, in a body, attended his
funeral on Monday evening, the services
being conducted by Dr. VALI:I.:TINE,
President of the College, assisted by Profs.
PitilllTEß and CONRAD.
,lt - At the Annual Election held on
Monday, the 20th inst., Governor GEARY
was elected President, and the following
gentlemen' Directors of the Gettysburg
Batperitold Memorial Association: Ep
=lnd A. Sender, Henry C. Carey, Wil
liam M. Hersh, David A. Stewart, A. O.
Heister, H. N. McAllister, J. B. Danner,
D. McConaughy; R. G. McCreary, George
Arnold, A. D. Buehler, Charles Horner
and M. L. Stoever.
Thd Board organized by the election of
R. G. McCreary, rice -President; D. Mc-
Conaughy, Secretary; George Arnold,
Treasurer.
LIGHTNLNG STROKES.—Not only
will the present season be a memorable
one by reason of the intense heat and nu
merous sun-strokes, but also an account
of the large number of fatal electrical-dis
charges. Our exchanges record au unus
ual number of deaths from lightning—
'men, horses and cattle being, struck in
The open field. A person struck directly
by lightning can seldom be saved ; but
when the injury is the result of rancue
sion from a stroke of lightning, re'-action
ary remedies promptly applied Nvill bring
relief in most of instances. We_see it rec
ommended, in such_ aises, to dash cold
water rapidly over the body and keep up
friction by active rubbing. A little pres
ence of mind, and the prompt application
of - simple remedies of this kind, until a
physician can be called in, will often save
life.
MURDEROUS ATTACK.—We learn
froth a recent number of the Marshall
county (Missouri) Banner, that on the pre
coding Tuesday a murderous attack on
Mr. VINCENT BIERBOWER, the editor, was
made by a notorious Rebel named By-
RANT, armed with a bowie-knife, indict
ing serious, if not fatal wounds. Mr.
BIERBOWEIIIB a brother of WASHINGTON
BIERBOWEB, Tobacconist of this place.
He graduated at Dickinson College, Car
lisle, in 1866, and went to Missouri, taking
charge of the Marshall County Banner,
an earnest ont-spoken Republican jour
nal. His fearless denunciations. of the
Rebel Democracy attracted the attention
of the Ku-Klux, ,who posted one of their
peculiar coffin and cross-bones bills oithis
office a few nights preceding the assault,
which is attributed by his friends to that
murderous organization. Brusar, a no
torious returned Rebel, was selected to
do the work, who way-laid and attacked
Bmanowzo on the street, the latter being
unarmed. Nevertheless he succeeded in
wrenching the knife from the a 4 gastsin,
turned upon him and would probably
at,. e,
have despatched him bn •for the inter
ference of other Rsbe ' nds of BYRANT.
As It was, the 1 - as badly wounded.
The Republicans 64 if North have little
.conception of the outrages to which loyal
men are subject in the Rebel and Border
litates, where the true spirit of modern '
"Democricy" manifests itself in daily
Insults, persecution and murder.
THE PLACE TO BUY CHEAP.-
3lousekeepera and others wanting to buy
good Cooking Stoves, the best in the mar
ket, warranted to bake and give satisfac
tion, or any thing in the line of Tin Ware,
Japan Ware, Hollow Ware, Chamber Sets,
Bread and Spice Boxes, Ice Cream Free
zers, Water Coolers, Coffee Millis, Bird
Cages, Fruit Jars and Cana, Waiters, dce.
Ac., will rind just what thoy want at the
Ware-room of Col. C. H. BUEHLER, corn
er of Railroad and Carlisle street, opposite
the Passenger Depot, and at prices which
defy competition. tf
CARDS.—With our new Gordon Jobber,
and full assortment or Fancy Job Type,
we are prepared to furnish, at an hour's
notice, all kinds of Visiting or Business
Cards, Wedding Cards, Ball, Concerts add
Lecture Tickets, In plan; or raxer Col
ors, equal to the best City work. Our
new Gorden works beautifully, and din
be ISO OPOWADA gaq or,
SUN-liint9/I.4'fOntenae beat artket
last few weeks has paused , an to:maga
number of.pases of sun-itroke, many 'of
them proving falai. As we are in the
midst of the "het" season, it would be.
well for all to understand something of
the nature of sun-stroke, and what to &
to aid any prostrated by, it. It is an sane
lion of the nervous systerri associated with i
vertigo and headache, the result of expos
ure to great heat. Living in crowded arid
poorly ventilated houses predisposes pet- I,
sons to attack. Dr. HARRIS, of the New
York Board'of Health, suggests, the fol
lowing brief precautions and treatment :
(I.) When exposed to excessive heat, the j
natural perspiration or sweating must not
be checked. Let the sweat flow, and do
upt throw off all the flannel garments.
(2.) Wash the head and neck frequently in
cold water, and, if exposed in the sun or
in any very hot place, wear upon the top
of the heed, under a hat or otherwise, a
light handkerchief, or other thin folds of
cloth, wet' with cold water. Remember
that the cheek and neck must be kept cool,
and also be free from the pressure of tight
clothing. (3.) if headache, dizziness, a feel
ing of tightness across .. ate forehead, a fail
ing of sight, or a feeling 'of weakness and
prostration ("givin g out") occurs, let the
person immediately go to a cool place and
lie down with the back and the feet cov7
ered, and have a few quarts of cold water
poured slowly upon the head and the sides
of the neck. If the symptoms aro not at
once relieved, send for the nearest good
physician. (4.) What to do until the
physician cones.—lf the patient is still
sweating, let them drink freely of cold
black tea or coffee ; tea is best. But, if
sweating has ceased, there is very great
danger ; then, the head, face, neck and
entire chest should be rapidly sponged
with ice water, and a bag of pounded ice,
well covered with a towel, should be kept
under the head and the back of the neck;
Give a mixture of the carbonate of am:-
monia thartshorn) and muriate of am
monia, eight or ten grains of each, in water,
every ten or fifteen minutes, until the .
physician comes, or until the patient ral-:
lies and sweats
Enfeebled, intemperate, poorly fed, over
led andirritable persons are most in dan
ger of the fatal effect of heat. People
who live and sleep in foul air and unven
tilated places, and who are overworked
and under fed, and who use intoxicating
drinks, sutler greatly. Instead of intox- BUILDING LLTMBER, &c.—The atten
leafing ' drink and the bad habit of morn- lion of Farmers, Builders, Contractors,
ing, and evening drams, let good black tea and others, is invited to the large assort
and coffee, and good nourishing and well meta of LUMBER of kinds suitable
cooked food, be regularly taken. -Lathe for building purposes, to be found at
the whole body early in the morning in Col. C. IL BLTEITLER'S Lumber Yard, at
order to have a clean skin and good mot- cornerof Cailisle street and Railroad depot,
ural sweating ; during the day. including Boards, ,Planks, Flooring, Si-
Laborers, and others who have much to ding, Laths, Pickets, Shingles, Are.—Also
do, should rise so early that they can have Posts, hewed and sawed, with prime
several rests, and keep in' the shade, if Fencing Boards, white Pine and Hemlock.
possible, from 11 till 4 o'clock in these His stock is not only large, but his
ar
very hot days.,,And let this most impor- rangements arc such that he can sell at
taut fact bo remembered, namely, that by the very lowest cash rates. Also, con
natural sweating (perspiration) the body stantly on hands Black-smith, Lime-Bur
-1
is-kept healthfully cool when exposed to i ners' and Stove COAL. tf
these terrible heats, and that over exer
tion , passion, and all kinds of intemper
ance must be avoided
PERFUMES.— Our lady readers will
probably be interested to learn a very sim
ple method of securing the perfume of.
roses and flowers from their own gardens,
without the necessity of purchasing per
fumery at enormous prices. It is general
ly supposed that all the essences of flow
ers aro produced by distillation. This is
far from being the case; some of them
would be scriovisly injured by such a pro
cess, and are caught and fixed, as it were,
by what may be termed a fin trap. Ih the
flower season at Cannes (France) plates of
glass are thinly covered with clarified in
odorous fat; upqn or under this fat the
flowers are placed, and the power this sub-
Stance has to absorb and retain perfumes
is astonishing. On these sheets of glass
the most delicate odors are thus fixed
almost as securely as, on the collodian ;
prepared plates, the most delicate pictures
are retained. In this way the jessamine,
the violet, the tuberose, the orange per
fumes travel' across France, and arrive
here as puro as the day they were given
I.,vax from arc 11,71, Ct . S . tiSCIS raVl.♦ cn.
emancipa' ion of the odor from its impris
onment is very simple ; the fat, cut into
small cubes, is placed in spirits of wino
and the delicate essence immediately de
serts the coarse fat for more spiritual sol-
Vent. Mr. Piesse, in his interesting work
on perfumery, says that, "while cultiva
tors of gardens spend thousands for the
gratification of the eye, they altogether
neglect the nose. Why should wo not
grow flowers 'for their odors as well as
their colors?" and we may add that - ladies '
may utilize some ()flour own waste gar
den perfumes very easily. Heliotrope,
the lily of the vatic, honeysuckle, myrtle,
clove, pink, and wallflower perfumes, such
as wo get In the shops, are made up odors
cunningly contrived froth other flowers.
Yet they may be made pure with a little
trouble, For instance, do you want gen
uine heliotrope pomade? If there is a
glue pot in the house, and it happens to
be clean, fill it with clarified fat, set it
near the hot house fire, or any other lire,
just to make the fat liquid, and throw in'
as many heliotrope flowers as possible;
let them remain for '2-1 hours, strain off
the fat and add fresh ones; repeat this
proc;ess for a week, and the fat will have
become a pomade a /a heliotrope. • The
same process may be gone through with
all other flowers mentioned. A lady may
in this manner make her oWn perfume,
and. we
.may add, in the words of Mr.
Please, "one that she cannot obtain for
lo've or money at the perfumer's."
YORK SPRINGS, PA., July 21, 1868
MEsslts. EDITORS.—La the advanced
stage of improvement we find nothing so
universally beneficial for the traveling
public and citizens generally as the Excel
sior and Loop Stich Patent Fly Nets,
manufactued by Mr. J. L. WORLEY of this
place. -
The trial having proved a complete suc
cess, the demand for them is beyond, the
expectation of every one. They are very
neat and durable, the very article to show
a ime.horse to good advantage. We can
sdfely recommend.them to all horsemen
and those desirous of benefiting that most
valuable of domestic animals.
"A Merciful man is merciful to his
horse". " A. HORSEMAN.
..,Tke-An exchange says, that the girls in
some parts of Pennsylvania are so hard
up for husbands that they sometimes mar
ry editors. In Petersburg, (Y. 5.,) and
vicenity, the girls appear so attractive,
wearing the dross goods obtained at ITAnT
MAN and SADLER'S that they marry just
as the please, and after they commence
housekeeping, they go to - HARTMAN and
SADLER'S for goods of all kinds on account
of the remarkably low prices at which they
sell. It
THE DELICATE AND INFIRM.—The
most incredulous are convinced of the
virtues of Speer's "Standard Wine Bit
ters" upon a trial of them. Their base is
pure wine, with herbs and roots, so favor
able known to the Medical Profession and
the community at large. They are all
that can bo desired by the most feeble and
Infirm.
Druggis sell the Bitters. It
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK.—Having
largely added to our facilities for -Job
Printing, we are now enabled with the aid
of our Campbell Power Press, Gordon
Jobber, and Hand Presses, to' turn out
promptly all kinds of Printing, from the
smallest Card to the Lirgest Poster, Inc
ding Pamphlets, Speeches, Catalogues,
Ciroulal s, Programmes, ttc. With our
new Presses and enlarged assortment of
'type, we claim to have on of the' best
Printing officms in the State, and shall be
glad at all times to see our friends.
WThe attention of our readers is direc
ted to the advertisement of COE'S DVS"
PEPSI&..CCTLE, in
_another part of ' this
paper.'T ALI truly Valuable .litedicine is
recommends ft by 41 Ito toe it. Bud the
001Wialiki • oow
ALMS OP NEICUILBORINGROMITEMIL
Canaom..--The County commisioners
have made the levy for 1868, and the rate
of tax will be 35 cents. This with the
State tax of 19 cents will make a total of
54 -cents tax.
Fnamrs.—On Thursday last, a little
boy about three years of age s son of Mr.
John Klitie, residing about two miles south
of London, was drowned.
FREDERIOE.—The Frederick Union says
I that gold quartz of tine quality has been
found in a spur of the Blue Ridge.—The
Ist National Bank of Frederick has declar
ed a dividend of 9 per cent.—air. Samuel
T. Houston, formerly a resident of Freder
ick city and well known to many of our
citizens, died from the effects of sunstroke,
in Richmond, Va., on Wednesday last.—
Rogers Binge, Jr., of this county, has re
ceived the appointment of Cadet to West
Point.—A new postoffice has been estab
lished at Broad-Run in this county with
Daniel Grove az post master.—Mr. D. S.
Kemp was sun struck on Wednesday, last,
whilst engaged in stacking wheat for Ezra
Brengle, Esq., living near Mt. Pleasant
and has been in a critical condition since.
Frurox.-- , Geo. Bowman, jr., was struck
by lightning while taking some cows to
pasture; holit as much injured. He had at
the time a Mhfork in his band.
Youx.—Wm. Slagle, of Hanover, aged
27 years, died on the 13th inst., of cholera
morbus, brought on by the injurious eating
of cucumbers.—Mrs. D. Wallace of Dover
township, committed suicide on Tuesday
of last week, by hanging herself with a
wash-line in the barn. Her mind had been
unsettled for some time.—Henry D. Berk
heimer, met with a painful accident at
Dutrey's saw mill, in Carroll township, on
the oth inst., by having his right hand
caught in a circular saw while it was in
motion. His little finger was nearly cut
off and the hand otherwise badly mutila
ted.—A new iron bridge is to be built over
the Codorous Creek, on King street at York,
during the prdsent summer.—James Hunter
of Glen Rock had a sun-stroke one day
last week and died from the effects in a
short time. —The Albrights intend holding
a eampmeeting on the 13th of August, in '
Keillard's woods 7 miles south of Wriedits
vine.
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restoring.gray hair to its original color, for
preventing the loss of the hair, for promot
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beauty, a gradual but certain cure for bald
ness, and. an essential toilet requisite for all
who prize that choicest gift of nature, a
bountiful supply of hair : the above is said
by all who use Mrs. S. A. Allen's Improved ,
sty/c) Hair Restorer or Dressing, (in
one bottle) Every Druggist sells it: Price
One Dollar. July 10-1 m
,7.743` " Ti s the penalty of nature that all
must fade and wither." The first inroad
upon our personal ,charms is generally BOROUGH SCHOOL ACCOUNT,
denoted by the hair, and in most cases
prematurely. Let all who would preserve E. G. FA lENESTOCK, Treasurer in account with Get
t June
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their natural capillary adornments make I, y 1868. g
haste to apply that never failing potency, '
"Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restorative."—
I/art/on] Courant
If Samsons's strength actually lay
in the length and abundance of his.hair, a
liberal use of the famous "Barrett's Veg,-
,otable Hair Restorative" ought to krie.vt
,ar •Ikr. erttc.7sl...yrril "that doughty
ancient warrior, for there is no limit it
will not reach if properly applied.-- X. Jr.
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sweet clysium, you will find the nearest
approaCh to it in the heavenly odor of PLIA-
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NEW JOB PRESS.—We have received
our new Gordon Card Press, and are now
prepared to turn out Cards and Circulars
of all kinds, Letter Heads, Bill Heads,
Checks, Tickets, Lte., in PLAIN and FANCY
colors, in the best style, at low rates, and
on short notice. Give us a call.
Ma. Pendleton has made a speech eulo
gistic of the convention which rejected
him, and of its candidates. He says that
in 1868 2 ' ;for the first time in their his
tory, the American people realized that
free government was in danger and that
the fate of the republic trembled in the bal.
ance." There was no danger, according to
him in 18C0-61, when State after State un
furled the banner of rebellion, when the
national forts were captured, the national
army was defeated and the national capital
besieged; nor at any time during the four
years' struggle with a powerful insurrec
tion.
geritw of the
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Baltimore Grain & Produce Market.
.13allintort, Thursday Owning.
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2 30 @ 2 X;
. 1 . 16 @ 1 18
. 1 65 @ 1 70'
. 4 60 @ 70
0 00 @ 0 00
0 00 @ 0 00
0 00 @ 0 00
14 @ 11i
16 @ . 17
211@ 22
17A @ 18
SUPER FLour:,
Errn.t FLomc,
Wm'rE
11ZU WHEAT,.
Cols,
Rya,.
OATS,
TIMOTHY -SEED,
CLoVEn-SRI2II,
FLAX -SEED,
BACON, SHODLDEUS,
" Sinze,
r[Al,B:
LARD,
GOLD, Phil a
Gettysburg; rain & Provision Market
Gettysburg, Friday. Morning.
10 00
11 00 @l2 00
2 30 Cu 2 75
000 @ 2 00
1 15
1 40
Srusn FLOUR,
EXTRA FLorra.,....
WRITE WHEA.T,AIt
RED WHEAT,
COEN,
RYE,.
Oars,
EL - CKIVIIEAT,
TIMOTHY SEED,
CLOVER SEED, ..
POTATOES,
Blrrrea,
LARD,
EGOS,
BACON, Rots,
" &DRS, ...
" ,Suorrinns,
Soep,...
TAtLow,
ILtRILIED.
RINKLIC—CsousE.—On the 19th :inst.,
by Rev. Jacob Sechler, Mr. John H. Hin
kle to Miss Alyerta Crouse, both ofLittles
tOwn.
_Aft - Obituary notices 5 cents a line for
all over 4 lines—cash to accompany no
tices--
Casserr.—On the 16th inst., in Cumber
land township, Augustus Cassatt, aged
13 years 4 months and 5 days.
Guaurt.—Onthe2oth inst.,tVietor Hugo,
son of Rev. EL and Mary Grahn, of Phil
adelphia, aged 10 months.
lloraitts.—On Sunday last, John Hop
iliCicoloted,) Janitor of Pa. College,
62 years. -
‘•' HARD.—on the 17th t inst., in this
Aso° Charlm ma child of Rev. Charles
and' Lydia J. PrltOhatd, "Penlivine i
Audits ootuttm Pa,, god . niceabh
DR. J. A. ARMSTRONG,
"'" "taring keeled .t liitir.l3AXXld, tem attend
to all branches of hie pretend**, and will be found at
hie office when notsrofbiefonally entraded•
Molturouterown, P. 0,1 ..
Adams county, Pa. f -.. July '24, I.B6tAt
4
0 TICE
NMb.
I hare lett my BALE NOTES with
0. CAMP, near Arendtsville, for collection. Al they
fall doe on the 27th day of Aron, end prompt pay.
meat is.desired, persons indobted will. call on MO.
CAMP, JOHN, 1100 7 1211.
July 24 .41
$lO REWARD. •
TIRE above will be paid to any perm giving the
subscriber such information salient lead to the
detect ion and conviction of the person or persoilawho
have upon several occasions rolled my Portable Forge
down the hill at my Quarry, and injuring It in other
W 63,11. PETER BRITLER.
duly 24.-3 t
LICENSE.—The following ap
plleations to keep a Restaurant, have been filed in
will
ofilce, with the requisite number of signers. and
will be presented at the Court of Quarter Sessions, me
the 3rd Monday of August, 1868:
D. A S.C. LAWRENCE, Mounpleasant township.
SAMUEL FISIIER. 3 CO.. Gettysburg Borough.
July 24.-3 t A. W. MINTER, Clerk.
fiISSOLUTION.
AL. Notice is hereby given, that the partnership
between J. H. Mt LLSII. and Id. A. Kiuu, of the Bor
ough of Littleetown, was dissolved on the 16th day of
July, 1868, so far as related to the said J. H. Mitinis.:
All debts due to the said Partnership are to be paid,
and those due from the same discharged at Little,.
town, to and by the said AL A. Hamia, where the
Foundry and Machine business will be continued by
the said M. A. limn, under his own name.
J. H. MILLER,
M. A. HILLER.
July 24.-3 t
DR. R. B. ELDERDICE,
Announces to his friends, and the public that
he has returned to NEW SALEM, and resiamedprac
tics. Otllce at the Hotel.
McKlootrsTowtr, P.0.,1
Adams county, Pa. f
Normal School.
TMIE Fall Term of the Gettysburg Normal School
will open on MONDAY, AUGUST 10. A few more
students of both sexes can be received. The achool Is
pleakantly located, is well 'supplied with the beet of
furniture, apparatus, maps, charts, itc., and affords
excel lent fectlities to those wishing to qualify them
selves either for teaching or business. A competent
assist/tut has been employed. Greek and Latin will
be taught, if desired.
Sessicn, 10 weeks. Terms, moo, invariably is ad
vancc. Application should be rondo early, either In
person or by letter, to
ly 2L-.74
rpll E nmiersignod wishing to retire from
will sell the entire Stuck and fixtures ors tint
Sk, - Notion Store.
Splendid opening for a fashionable Milliner. terms
easy. For particvlars addro,s
July
BUILDERS
Look to your Interest.
T nwlersigned still continues in the Lumber bra.
et his old etand,3l:, miles east of Emmitts-
Lurg,31,1,, and has a large stock of well-seasoned
WHITE PINE BOARDS 8: PLANK
WHITE & YELLOW PINE FLOW.
SUING LES', PLASTERING
LATES, PA IL INCS, &C.,
oleo, an assortment of Groceries, Nails Ghia*, te., al
of which will be sold at the lowest possible figure..
Thankful for past favors ho solicits a continuance o
the same. A. WAYBRIGEIT.
July 24, 1368.1 m.
Journeymen Carpenters
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
GOOD WAGES wlllbegiren for first class bands
Apply lrumedlately - to
Juue 10.-11
Balance due on duplicate of 1565
1966
Arnonut of Duplicate of 1667
Iter.eired from State Appropriation.
for Tuition
; Balance due Treaanrer, June I , le6B
.
i marance one rreirrirtirr;x C.14 tint,T,1167.......= - . -- I= 40
' Temporary Loan paid Danko of 1 344tyaburg.. 400 00
Amount paid Tvacliers...,... , . lif 00
; Janitor „,... 80 00
4 41 for.Prifitii, r, 541 00'
Fuel, Ststionery, ke ''
Itepsirs 118 $
Quitßents ................... ....... ............. ...--.... 3 50
Debt and Interest 382 70
Collector? Pest 114 45
! Abatement 90 42
.Exoneratious, 10113 and 1.)t,7 72 11
reaßnrer'r Salary ' 42 17
Balance Outstanding ou Duplicate of 1845... 91 02
, . . 1868... 41 24
" * 1867... 675 12
•
Amount cf Building Debt, Juno 1, 1863..... $2,150 00
Audited, and pribllahrAl by order of the Board,
11. WARREN, President.
J. I , ..McCaraar, &votary. [Jul) 11.-80
nUARTERLY REPORT of the
x 3 e, OETTniiIJRO NATIONAL BANK.
• -
Loses 1tt.41 Dii,`.)lll/ti, $155,202 78
U.S. Don .!s at IN'ashMittort to sent re etr
culati , n 150,000 00
U. 5.13...ar!. on hand, 50,000 00
Cash 39,475 15
Duo from P.ac,lzs, 21,067 26
Real Estate 5,000 00
Premiums 2,543 75
Bonds 800 00
Cash items, 309 23
Ex1)011.91,14, ...- 128 87
Capital,
Circulation
Deposit -li,
SurpinA.
State Circulation,..
Discounts,
Profit and L0u,....
Dividends unpaid,
Due to Ranks,
I certify that thenbare report Is 6rroct to the I♦eet
of knowledge:lnd belief.
MEE
iIUARTERLY REPORT of the
Not FIRST NATIONAL BANK OFORITYBBIT/10.
JULY 6, 1868.
REsouitoEs
Discounts And Over Drafts,
Furniture, and Fixtures
Current Expenses and Premiums,
Revenue Stamps
Due (rem Banks,
U.S.. Bonds,
R. B. Bonds
Grill,
Capital paid In,
Surplus Smt,
Circulation,
Deposits,
Due to Banks
Discount and Ezobange,
Profits and Loss
Dividends unpaid
ME
I certify that the above statement le correct tathe
beat of my knowledge and belief.
OEO. ARNOLD, Cashier.
July 1.0.-3 t
Philadelphia Inquirer,
Double Sheet, Forty Columns, the Great
Newspaper of Philadelphia ! and
the Best and Cheapest Newspa
per in the United States, at
Twelve Cents per week.
1 00
2 10
0 00
ICO 0 1 70
TItE INQUIRER
Furnishes the desideratum eta genuine Newspaper
within the means of any member of the community.
The Publisher has spared neither pains nor expiates
to plane the INQUIRER In the foremost rank of the
daily Morning Papers of the United States; and his
successful efforts in the past ire an. earnest of Wain.
tentions at the pre seat, and in the future.
EXPERIENCED SPECIAL ocautzaporDartsAn
permanently stationed at . Washington, Harriebarg,
New York, Baltimore, Cairo, Annapolis, Loudon, In
the U. E. Navy, and at different points' throughout
Pennsylvania.
7
TRAINED SPECIAL REPORTERS are always seat
to any part of the Continent where events of genies'
interest may be transpiring. .
THE HOME- EDITORIAL AND REPORTORIAL
CORPS are nnienally varied and seldent.
THE FINANCES AND MARKETS aro fitly mut
carefully reported every day.
THE INQUIRER'S LOCAL MEWS Is always the
fullest and the moat authentic lo the City. Theist:
fairs of Pennsylvania are carefully chronicled in Si
columns.
TILE liNatrIRRII Is Indepeudetit In. polltkm, nailer
al In its c 7, has etas mid will alwaYa main=
Integtity of the Union as the fandamental p
In American Statesmanship. - -
Prices at which the PIIILAITI.Paik 0 1 04111
Is sestet by useful °ardent evarynisere et anarf by
Mali, 'Zweite cauticii. Ire* A
vies.., and 'sold by sqbfinnt
. .
DAILY PA.N1144 60 far I ,stb,pfid*ihl,ol *
511.
fbrpnilo,lll"
July 17.-Im*
AARON SURELY,
Gettysburg, Ps
FOR SALE.
MRS. M. DAVIS,
Chambersbarg, Pa.
of all qualities awl prices; alao,
W. C. STALLSAIITII k SON,
Gettysburg, P.
$l4l 02
34,613 36
JI,LT 6, LB6B
RESOURCES
1130,634 In
LIABILITIES
$146,10 00.
130,500 00
12,023 56
17,100 00
471000
3,110 14
2,201 25
1,978 73
1,749 24
Most 91
J. }:SIORX lIAIII, Cashfor
8108,95146
700 00
1,996 Ii
303 16
21,088 28
150,000 00
. 28,000 00
. 23,1347 so
1:11 ... t2,692, 21
LIABILITIES
-2100 ow ,000 ... '420 30,
.- 69,185 00
134,190 66:
2,782 42
1,544 44
.. 1,131 20
163 20
W 2,692 21
THE
BOOTS AND SHOES.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT:
•
T lll"skri rm i lit=2 1411 Mind ,
for
a Doot and A, on Car st...
nenethe &Likud Stailaw t tiOaltfatirmx, whoa.. hi;
now offers Dr sale,
_ .
Boots, Shoes, Gaiters 7 Slip-
pens;pers okc Sze
for men, women and ehlldren,of different styles and
prices. He hu a googol:Priming to HUM from, and
will sell aveo article at the smallest profits.
WORK MADE TO 011Dilt, of the best materials
and workmanahlu. Even east made to render
satisfaction. The of the public la solicited.
Call In and select =4 stook or - Wave your
In m ow
ore. either cue you cannot fano bepleasid.
July 17,1808.-1 y JOHN M. RULING.
REAL ESTATE , AGENCY.
I haye opened an agency for the
SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
luConneetion with my law basal* in Gettysburg
and will glee personal attention to the
Examination of. Titles, Con
;
- veyancing & Investment
of money.
Parties wishing to sell, or bay lands, may find It to
their athantage to call. lomat
Farms and Woodland
In the neighborhood of Gettysburg—also, property n
town for sale. '
• B. a. mccaEAßy,
Attorney at law.
Get tysburg, July 10,18411.-4 L
$75 TO $2OO PER MONTH SALARY paid to
gents, male or fronale. balstrodoce oa r
TENT EV ERL ASTING Wang WIRE curruEs
LINES. Address Axgautag Pun Co., T 5 William at.,
N. Y., or I 0 Dearborn at., °blew, 111.
CIRCULAR,
MILL,
biULAY,
GANG and
SAW S ,
E rereEtaw alai leaves our Factory is Oil Tempered
and Patent Ground, perfedly true and even, and made
of uniform temper by our patent tampering process.
AXES,
Common shape, u good aa the best. The
RED JACKET
(COLIIMArs PAT7ST)
cannot be excelled. We guaranty they will cut 25
per cer.t. more than common AXBS, with lees labor to
the chopper.
*?bend tor circular and price* to
LIPPINCOTT & BAKEIVELL,
PITTSBURGH,PENNA,
Bole Hato fartnrere. Por sale by principal Hardware
Dealer'.
Star Agricultural Works.
THE ALBANY COTTON GIN bIiddiTFACTURING
CO., Albany, New York, Hangfactur en of Gen
eral Agrkoltural Machinery, ootar the celebra
ted ` • Star , Threshing Machines ; r" Railway (or
Endless Chain) and Lever Morse ors , "Star" Cot--
ton Gins and Gaudette:di •Cir Crow -cot Etaw.
mills Vegetable Cutters - Morse
Feed Mills; Power COM Rhellars ; Powers, be., kr.
eit
We wish ro call the particular attention of Farmers
to our celebrated 'STAR" THEISEER afro CLEAN
ER, which, as lately Improved, we sham Is far impart
or to any other machine now in market. It is com
pact and easily portable, simple to its construction,
and therefore easy to operate by the most inexpert.
*need, and will do its work with roarvellone rapidity
and perfection, and with comparatively the least do.
mano upon the strength of the salamis driving it.
We have made recent improvemeate in this machine
by which we aro enabled to Lhor clean the pram
under alraoat any centlituashin ad dad we
are now using an erdtrely new and He
relieving the feadersoklast. thus . ...,
Olßrarjsuifies It hi annoy ng — req — nently de
structive of health. r
Thee* Multiuse are made of suitable dam for oar
"Star" Rall‘ay Slime Power and for oar 4 liter" ,
Dever F'owera fair d'sdad thaws.
For sale by our &mats aed dealers gaiteralli for
fall parthwilles, send for our Illustrated tee
Circular and Price List. Correspondents will p
address THE ALBANY COTTON our MANUFAC
TURING CO, P. 0. Drawer 162, Albany, N. Y.
561 14
3.14) 27
31 7 94
18 41
434 57
$4,613 23
TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.
WAiturnz to remove au. DI J . * Maw,. Th is
great remedy kin matting appetizer. it purities
the blood; Invigorates the system, possesses great
nourishing and strengthening poser Grabble the
stomach to digest the heartiest fowl, Makes sleep re
freshing, and eatibitshee robust heath. Hawkers and
Cheimrsfor Pip* Years Cured. trice Piny Omits,
tt
post fro,. A treaties. on the Injarbas effect. of To.
Ni.fto, with Idiof references, teeti.
T. H. ADB monials, tic., sent
free. Amur wanted. Address D r .
Julio/ l aq, Sur.; erve7.
TO WTVZB AND MOTHERS
A WOMAN" OF MATURE AGE, having brcught up
a large family and knowing the care, anxiety and
expense attending the same, has latrly come Into the
possession of a Bath and simple remelt', whereby wives
and mothers may prevent the increase bully to
suit their gnavealenee. It !salvo a }ram /tarothealth.
AU cOmmtinlqabipete ccudinential, aid the remedy sent
by mail. Irks y 2.00. Address Mm. IL RECD, P. O.
Box 91, Brooklp, N. F.
f 1
tIIIB /5 NO flinißUO.—by setedog 80 orate and
Btaett. with amt,height, color 3f oyes and hair.
you will metro, by return mall, a correct picture of
your ftturs hfuNmell or wife, Vitt, name and date of
marriage. Address W. FOX, P. O. Drawer No. 8, Fut.
tomtit., Now 'York:
A GIINTIMANTSD. Fontething new.
fly wanhilt. Galvanic Silver Plating Etna—
Received latpFgtnntatPariaEzpiation. Hand Wets.
for asitiplo. t Oto , 32 Nord sth rt., Plata, isa.
THE SUCCESS
OF TUE 01210 DOLLAR EALF, A REVOLUTION IN
TRADE.
ANTS farntab at aat form pries of ONE DOLLAR,
0 V loch artlcleela an used by every family, at a
ler rice tbaattbeytire *Ad by soy wholesale
In New Turk* Roston.
Agentawanted toethoperate with um In aiming
ont *plan wh meemmitbe wants of the tulEhm, and
In the of* !elle and valid stock of Dry and
Pane! Goads, Illtnar Mated Warp, Watches Carpet , .
Inge, Ea.. OttNterluat to Agetrts are enperior'to thee,
of any ether dlrtn,Mbe our circular will *bow. Thar',
getting tip secure a pioce of gheetlng,Wate6„
611 k Dream;meg Machine. Ac ,dc.,
OF COST.
A check &earthing an article to be sold for a Dollar
10 dm ; 20 lorU; 40 kw El; 60 for 80; 100 for 610, mewl
by mall. Bend mops' Itsgcatered letter. Ol i n
nulled free tO any addreal. Agents wanted every-
Where.
Addraie
• ~ „.._,
A -1-00 .1 4 01 Pur Itaiement - thitt We have matte
4 2 i A COMPLETE
REVOL UTI ON -
• : ‘ iti: TRARE, - _
con be 6=7 Etottiltat the limn's' e tra i d s war we
laylkbankap Nitilyireed A multitude of u& oui.
.X l =ll til tail ittir,dob m syt tem, and come by 0b,,,,....
,ttaing theipttiftiey will give to agenta,seek; an
etiocessfutly, Wittiert some of our bligi ted. to limn.
1
itelYtti• -We a* this announcement slowly to intone
titellitttille - it It will be for their Interest to pa
wmal, • oa r ite, As we still equal:me to Ole* WIN=
411001A4ww Ivaravvvintrat To ...OMIT !WAN elm
CY= tteetteltv/I 11111 /11724/101h
W li,ty • Admeription of RiY AND PASETI
GOO P • 'p 'WANE, . 193 V= 3 / 1 % WATCHES,
8 ~,KA b • I MS, AT., *e., for the 'uniform price
'SONS tl,l, ' . Oren tars cent to any eddy,,,. c m ,.
PARENR k CO.,
Noe. 98 and 100 Summer et.,Boitton.
are piqpired to moire Adrerttsemanta Tor a
NEW ' LIVr OF FIVTY .NEWSPAPERa
IMIZEI
.P4.CITIC COAST,
ZSIBRACIXO
C4IFORIytIA,
OREGON,
NEVADA,
"OMB TZEIRITOBLIMIS o
21 103TTA*44,
• OTA:Tit
IDAIO and
Also Jr.is I f gewipaperli iforilidCh WS Oil hke ,
wt AllfialloliffealeaSOSNaillg Sze
was of speo.
50 lOW SPAPERS,
iioo p. .ftua
WSEND giTAmP7?_ I R(4/ItirtaiAlt.
Jomassais
C4Ol - ROMAI.
G AG MMTS, N
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CROSS CUT
111BRIS k PLpsnuga,
SA Elanoser it., Boston, Mass
- - ecalvic Prui''
8 1. 6Vg ia.irsd144.4 Ibi ' "' l* th il 4 l 11 - nate* in
ostopeitin-,lVlllcantetit te _ _
sko ebilietinica temiosi l Monnale asra
.tpiews. ot 10‘1_, w 4tIr i f it. i . 4:7 1=_ . 47
• AMMO/ MIX eaTIPLIOUdit, an o
n"li At at' 11":4111141"3"41"4 =V ifliirl rf= 4.
b arn
tragd iUlt tip - eladit til. •*.thei*, mo lt
~ • - ' q9 .: 31 . 06111 - ' .i'' - .. - -
o 4• 4 1-1 . .ik' .
4. • 4N _ Ni t l 4-, t 44 ,4-,44 , -. 4
dor, 751, '' ' .7.-il --.
..,.. _ - . • i
-
• , 1 ' INII
H U 8.,E S
DRUG - STORE.
Ftionest's o/d Standreet.
GETTYSBURW:PA.
, .
_
fin Anita purchased this' old sad popstlsr Staad,
Jii. sad laid fa so eath*y new sad filth Stock: •
Aar a full assortment, oolidlag la pert of
DUN?! AND FAMILY MRDICINEZ.
PATENT AIRDICINES—A LARGE ASSORTMENT.
PURE LIQUORS t WINES FOR MEDICINAL PUR
SPICES AND FLAVORING EXTEACTS. [POSER
DYES t DYESTUFFS—.HOW t STEVENS' DYES.
EXCELSIOR DYES, AND THE ANILINE DYES—
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST IN THE MARKET.
AIX THE - NEW AND ELEGANT PERFUMES AND
TOILET ARTICLES.
'COLGATE% AND OTHER SUPERIOR SOAPS.
FORNEY'S HORSE POWDERS—THE BEST AND
CHEAPEST; ALSO, FOUTZ'S, ILLS, DALE'S
PERSIAN, STONEBRAKER'S AND ROBERT'S.
STATIONERY OF ALL HINDS.
CIGARS, TOBACCO AND SNUFF—THE BEST
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY RE
CEIPTS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED.
PHYSICIANS AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS SUP
nap AT REDUCED RATES.
Atheism furnished AT ALL aOUIz or 7E AMT.—
Night Bell atthe door. -
April 1, 18813.—if
DR. JAMES CRESS,
DRUGGIST,
More in Brant's Building Ballo., si.,
LITTLESTOWN.
HAVING opened a new DRUG
STORE find titled It up In the beat style, I offer
my stock of puns and fresh Drugs to the citizens of
Llttlestown and rlclulty at the lowest market rates,
consisting In part of
Drugs and Family Medicines, Pure
.Liquors for Medicinal Purposes,
Patent Medicines, Horse
Powders,
Sure Spices, Dyea and Drug Biafra, PerfnmerY,
Toilet Soaps and Anti articles. A full assortment of
Brushes, Stationery, of all kinds, Cigars, Tobacco and
Snuff.
sap-Moore's Eleetro-Magnetic Soap will wash with
hard or soft water, cold or warm. Clothes wished
with. this Soap are made beautifully white without
boiling or blueing. This' is the Go Soap In use. Try
it. It is warranted not to lop:trona hands or fabric.
Littleatown, May 13,—1y JAMES CRE:..9.
A. D. BUEHLER,
DRUG & BOOK STORE,
CITAMBERSBURG STREET,
Near the Diamond
STATIONERY OF ALL BINDS,
DR UGS AND MEDICINES;
PERFU3LERY AND TOILET SOAPS
AlliraintfiltY MERCILANTS supplied at at holeasle
city pries,:
Yob. 12.—tt
DR. R. HORNER,
PHYSICIAN AND DRUGGIST,
OMce and Drug Eltore, CHAMBEREBUR4 STREW
GETrYSBURG.
Medical advice without charge
DEALER Lli
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PATENT MEDICINES, STA
TIONERY, PERFUMERY, SOAPS, SHUSHES, TOIL
ET ARTMLIS, DYE STUFFS, SPICES. EA R•
IN@ SODA, CREAM OF TARTAR, LAMPS;
COAL OIL, &C., &C.
PURE LIQUORS for 'medicinal purposes.
Dr. R. Horner'. OLIEN, a ref:Maio remedy for
chapped hands, rough akin, &C.
An articles warranted pars and genuine
Jan 11, 1568.-ti
Xift and fire NOSWallet.
LIFE IN-KT-JUN(IE.
THE New England Mutual Life
Insurance Company of Massachuretts.
-gain Aiset. bee. Ist, isc; too
......... .$1,4020.:P
Lore* padd In • .... 4:Sjon
DistrlbSittocr in lac, .to
holders 759,660
Tills favorite Company is the oldest Mutual Life In
surance Company in the United States, and is purely
mutual. It divides with the pollepholders all the
Surplus & Profits annually.
Takes risks In all the various modes of Life and En.
dowment litaunsuce at as low rates, as any Company
doing • safe bumblers.
All its policies are protected trout forfeiture by the
State Lessor kfaireschtuietts, ao that every man gets
alt the insurance be pays for.
Losses paid promptly and
litigation.without
WM. KING,
Agent, at New Oxford
- - -•
AM communications addressed to me ai above, will
be promptly_ responded to and I will visit any portion
of the-country desired with tho view of taking risks
sad giving information on the subject,
July 30 —ot •
ADAMS COUNTY •
ILIITIIAL FIRE INSUIjANCE. COMPANY
INCORPORAXED, Staiten-18; 1851
oynolais.
President—George Swope.
Vice.President—aaitici B. Russell
&bcs, otary —D. A. Bu•filer.
Treasurer—E. G. Fahnestock.
- .
Executtre Committee—Robert McCurdy, 11. .A. Pic k-
Ing,Jacob Mug.
Managersoeorg Swope, D. A .Buehler. R. licCur.
dy, Id. Elchelberger, 8. R. linssell, E. G. Fehnestock,
'A.D.; Buehler, R. G. McCreary, Gettysburg; Jacob
King, Stratum township: Frederick Dielxl, Franklin;
Wm. Ir. Hilll4l/4 New Oxford; Wrn. B. Wilson, Bender,.
villa; 11. A. Picking, Btraban; John Woltord, Lett
more; John Picking, Rest Berlin; Abel T. Wright,
Sandersville; Abdiel F. Clitt, New OiMrd; James 11.
Warahall,llamiltontran; John Cunningham, freedom,
'John limner, Mountjoy Wm. Ilan White, Liberty.
16.V:hi Company is limited in Its operations to the
county or Adams. It has been inoperatton fur mom
than 17 years, and in that period has made but one os
seennant,tuiv!isi paid lonena,by lire during that period
amounting 10 Wet Attypenton deotring au In
"ammo can apply to either of the following gentle
men:
D. A. Buehler, Gettysburg.
S. G. Fahnestock,
Jaeob-Kipg, Straban township,
11. A. Picking, s'
,
Frederlok Diebl, Franklin ,4
• Was, Boss White, Liberty
IL 0. Peters, Petersburg (Y. B.)
Arno INeentiver Committee meets at the office of
thoOompany, on the last Wednesday in every month,
at Fo'ciock, P. M. [June 10. 1868.—tf
Pl3lql-"T MUTUAL
INSURANCE CaMPANy
OF PULLOSLPULA,
921 CHESTNAJTSTREET,
ACCUMULATES) CAPITAL
1; 9 9 2 000 000
ONARTRZ
All the Surplueftlivieleti , aSkiiillat the
Policy .ffaidere event year.
THR ONLY. TRULY 3furchti, comPtu!YlN TUB .
CITY OR BUTZ
I.OI3IrAirk,PtOMPTILY
WAII hafornaptuP . Will' be ebeertatikell,
MEINTICY J. FAHNEBTOCK,
Agent at Gottidaug,Pi]
July I,IBOL-Bat
Hand ;BbQk.oft.Prolitik,s. for:
1 8 6 8'
B E A .D 117` .1 U L
NOTICE.—The aOcount of JOHN
0. Gaunt, Connumitteebf Mutsu Dnxxx, a Lu•
ball; as exhibited by Cyrul Diller and Isaac Gnaw
Administrators OfJohn C. Orabb dioessed, has been
filed in the Conn of Common PWas of Adams county,
and will be cootinned by imidtlourt, on the 17th day
of Aural nexf, unless mule , bOttown to the tow
J. A. ILITZ.MILLER,
July jO, 1884.• Proth'y.
4'
1
/ 1
48 hereby
.given that
applicatkin Las been made to the Court of
Common Pleas ofstdams county, for- the Charter - of
the "Ilenallen Building Association," and that Mon
day the 17tH day of August nett. at 10 o'clock,. A. M.,
has been fixed for the hearing of the same, when it
will be granted unless sufficient cause to the contrary .
be shown. • By the Court
July 10.--3 t J. A. KItZSLILLER, Protby.
VOTlCE.—Letters Testamentary
on the estate of Jou. WILIOISI, late of Menallen
township, Adama county, Pa., clammed, having bean
granted the undersigned,residi tag in amid township,
they bora) , giro notice to all persons Indebted to said
estate to make Immediate payment, and those having
claims against the seam ; to present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
RUTH M. WRIGHT;
JANE W. W
July 10,-9t JANE
. .
EXECUTOR'S • NOTlCE..—Let
tern Testamentary on the estate of NATElintl.
itersam, deed, late of Liberty tOwnship, Adams Op tin .
ty, haring been greeted to the undersi gned, both of
Liberty township, they hereby give notice to all per
sons indebted to said estate to make immediate pay
ment, and three having claims against the same to pre.
sent them properly authenticated for eettlement.
JOHN MIISEELMAN, Execrator.
July 10.--Gt. ANN MARIA GILA TSON, Executrix.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.—The
un
derelgned, Auditor, appointed by the Orphans'
Court of Adams county, to distribute the balance in
the hands of JtatlllAil SLIMY', Assignee of Law's
Samna and WITC, to and amongst the creditors legal
ly entitled thereto, will attend to the duties of said
appointment, at the ottice of MCCONACORT & KLIGTE
in Gettysburg, on Monday, the:lila day of July next,
al 10 o'clock, A. M., when and where All parties toter
ested are requested to be present:
July 10.—lit J. 31. KRAUT/I, Auditor.
BANKRUPT NOTICE. --Eastern
District of Pennsylvania,! at Gettysburg, the
19th Juno, A. D. IS6S.
The undersigned hereby gives iscitice of hie appoint
nient as Assignee of Fait:vas S. IlltnEensien, of EMIL
Berlin, county of Adorns and State of Pennsylvania,
Within said District, who has been adjudged a Dank
rnpt niwu his own petition by tire District Court of
said District.
JOIIN PICKING, Assignee
July 10.-3 t
A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.--T h e
undersigned, Assignee ofJOSLPII I/. Cues and
War of IdaviHe, Lluntlngton township, Adams coun
ty, Pa., under deed of voluntary assignment, in trust
for the beast: t of creditors, hereby gives notice to all
persons indebted to said JOSEPII 11. Cuaz to cull and
make immediate payment, and those haring claims
to present them to the subscriber realding in the
saute 1.1.03 properly authenticated f,,r settlement.
11l.:01IGE A-CLINE, Assignee.
July I.—Ct
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
The undersigned, appointed Aceliter by the Or
phs,us, Court of Adams county to make distribution
o f the balance remaining In the hands of Jona Masts,
Administrator of the estate of DAVID SOURBILIAiIT,
late of Tyrone township. Adams county. deceased, to
ant among the partite legally entitled to receive the
same, hereby gives retire to all persons interested
that ho will set in the discharge of his duties tinder
said appointment at hit oCis i iu thelle;ruzgh of Uettys•
burg, on Wciliatidy Cc IJ I / 1 day qf nrit, at
10 o'cieck, A. if.
July 17.—dt
OTlCE.—Letters of. Adminis
-1 tratien on the e,tati, of S.trAu Shoes, late of
N -
Ad„„. county, d ,, cea.s.;.l, haring been granted to
11 ENZT I ,, ULK. residing in Perry ceunty, he hereby
give! notice to all person; indebted to said estate to
call and make Immediate payment, and those having
claims against tivi same will present them properly
authenticated fur settlement.
D. McCoNnuoirT, Es'l.. Gi , ll.3'n'Airg, will ..ttlo n:1
claims against said e.tatc, as my Agent.
June 24.—eits HENRY FOUR, Admir.
• ,
ABATEMENT-SellOOL TAXES.
An abatement of FIVE PIM CENT. will be al.
towed en nil Sclionl Itiges for the 13ozou t :CI of Gettyio
burg, assented for the current Soar, which may be
paid to the Collector Wm. Guinie, or to the Treas.
nicer E.G. EiIINLSTOCIS, 011 or befbro the Ist day of
August next. By order of the Board,
U. Yreetrieut.
J. P. Sl,Carea.7, Srcrr eary, (Juuel7.-t,
NOTlCE.—Letters Adminis
tration on the estate of Joan Ettornra, late of
Cumberland towntLip, Adams county, Pa., deceased,
baring been granted to the undersigned rcilding in
the said townsbip, 4o bersby gives notice to all per
sona indebted to said estate to make imumdiate pay
ment, and those having claims against the.. 2110 to pre
sent them properly authenticated for settlement.
DAVID DLOCIIE3t, Adm'r.
June 17.-80
Soldiers' Discharges.
Tj A VINO procured the proper Docket, I am prepare
ed to RECORD SOLDIERS' DISCHARGES. to ac.
crordance with a recent Act of the LeglslAture of
Pennsylvania. Soldiers are cautioned against delay
in this matter.
D HOLTZWORTLI,
Register h Dec, rder of Adams county.
Juno lo.—t f
i. 1 - 1 .1 SS 0 L 1.7 T I 0 N
1; ij .
The Partnership heretofore existing between ,
1
the undersigned tinder the firm of SHEA FFER A Having tried one myself, I know exactly what it will
Alt persona Indebted to said firm will please inake
BECKER, of Petersburg, (T. S.) M hereby dimolved.
do. I could refer you to acmes of farmers who have
payment without deMy.purchased machines of mu, who urn highly pleased and
to use the name of the firm in the ttlement of the F.ither partner is authorised . say this to the only machine they would use.
se , Exit. always on band, and repairing done here at
bushier. Enid 11M-solution to take effect from the first '
day of May, 155?. my glaze. This M • great consideratiun—the machine
, : can be relished at home immediately , and with much
--"-----
- - - WilailEß- ---z*—a,
Another great saving is the BINDER whichnle at
tached to this celebrated Reaper and Mower. It has
been thoroughly tried, and given entire satisfaction—
. requiting to harvest hand except a driver. This
[Roder can also So attached to the Reapers which
t of Common
have been sold; but cannot be attached, to any other
In purstriwhi ..f ,nudry write , f Venlit 141 Expunaa '
:machine
except shire ....
and h ieri Fat .4, issued vut of the C'pur :
1.1„..,
of
A.1at.„,,,,01y,
pa.,
...Ito
rho directed ,
wit ,
..
„..l_w„.i%l,,,liewrehorbe.,ferr,ybo.ulitgobatfaenwd fus:emdetrbs„...inmacdlffhethreen,t,
be reposed to Public Sale, at 'ho Court House, in . ' ' """
Gettysburg. on Saturday, the B[4 :lay of A opts! next, Michael Pismo, Stephen ether;
all o . c.ioCli, - I'. v,. the [...Rowing described Real Estate, • )loofa Hartman,- Ir.
Sterner,
viz.
Joseph Merman, Mr. Linn, •
A TRACT OP LAND, ' Ulrich Jacobs, T. R. aenthey
sitnate in Butler township, Adams county, Pa., ad- j Jacobi-Fart:him, D. B. Woodburn,
joining lands of Isaac Bucher, Moses Itaffenspercer : Jacob Leman,
•
Jacob W niter, David Beecher, and other..., cnotaining,i, with others, too numerous to mention.
lOSAtree, mora or Ltd, la , pruV6d With a Two-story
Stine DWELLING HOUSE, Stone Kitchen attached, .
Thli machine has a self- rake, side delivery, and
is warranted to do its work se above recommended.
Log Bank Born, Lug Shop, Smoke 'Luse, Spring . Als o 00 hand, SIIIRE3IAN'S SELF-DISCHARDING
Holum, and other oat!. R Wings: a n. , -mi ii me spring u t , ) ,.. E. RA KE, a first-rate article, which we will sell
of water near the build inzs, ale/ ~n APl'', Orchard, ' at the lowest possible prize. Warranted to give Batts
with other ft uit, on the premises. A bun: it am, of
! fiction. Aim the COLUMBIA RAKE alwayson hand.
the tract are Woodland, heavily timbered; the balance i Machines can be seen at my house, three.nailea math
cleareil and under feteh.--with a e'ztlit.er. , Y of M.o.' of Gettysburg, or at Mr. Conrad Snyder's Battledeld
ow. seized and:alien in eaecutien us the ro 1 l estate : R ote l . .
LEWIS A. 13 1751131 AN,
of Fanny Wo...toner.
..
L Junett.—tf
Agent.
„ ,
July' 10,15,33:-s::,
SLIE.RIFFS SALE
IBE
A LOT OF G1101, 7 ,ND, _
situate in the town of East Bariin, Adatas c.arnty,
Pa.. freatiag C 5 fe, t on King street, and rm.:jug back
to an alley 112.0 feet north. sdjoining the ft n - risbneg
road on the west, and J. IL-my Bdfaiall lb et.oit ; im
proved 'with a large Two-story Brick DWELLING
HOUSE, with a One story Brisk Bark Building at
tacked. The Louie is now rand in a taiiiness part of
the torn, and is now a.gcuphal as a Drug sto.o.—
Seized and taken in exesuta u as. /GO real c. , ,Bite of
Dr. James A. ArrustrLng.
PUMP Sheriff.
Sherifrd Office, Gettysburg, J uly
- .1,4-.Ten per cent. of the purchase money up,.•,1 an
sales by the atieriff must be patd a;/er immediately
after the prop-rty is :track dot•.n 0.. upon failuie to
comply therewith the property will be again put np
or 63.1 e.
REGISTER'S NOTICES
NToTicE is hereby given to all
Legatos c.th,rproffei cmvferned. that the
Adminlitratiun Accounts hereinafter ulenthhed will
be prevented at the Orphans' Court of: Adams county
for confirmation and allowance, no 1:0N DAY, the lith
day of ACGI3ST fleet, at Ifl c;cl,l‘, A, M., etc:
i 43. The first and final account of Henry J. Myers,
Admini.tratm of A n.irew elf, sec< toed.
144. First and final ,Ictourlt of John G. Crielierh....rf,
Executor of the :art I.6hadut Iff,..llnr6.trit
Brinherhf.a. .
Iss. The end ul! John Walhey,. l
Tru.iten for the L.:L... A 1.1...nry D. hex,.
deceased,
Ltn. iintt and final al-ennnt of B. Brandt,
Excentur of the h.': wilt no of Cheidthut
Miller, deceased.
117. 'the second and final account ef.jacolf Frey and
William Boyer, Eromitors of "Tuba George Kerahlor,
deceased.
148. Thu first end float acc..att or Henry Bibhop
and Henry Bair.Admiuistrat.Jra of the' estate of Sultina
Spitler, deceitseel,
119. Tho account of Andrea , Poltey, Geardian, of
Henry Boehm Stailernith, minor lien at P‘kec. Clap
smith, deceased.
150. The first and final pc: soot of .1,4110 S. eltrouts..
ter, Adtninistrater ..f .1.:, ato of Jacolp L. enrogi.tor,
late of Latlmore Vv ? . it canal.
lal. The'diwount Or ' iti . .J. Martin, Atiminlitrator
of the itetei 3 of Juntet Murray, deceased.
152. The a , .1 account of Elijah Warren, Executor
of the wilt of Isaac Warren, lute of Menallen twp.,
deceased.
153. The first account of Ann E. lloke and V. D. -
Duphorn, Administrators of John Huhn, an, anted.
151. Thetlnardionship secunut of Lll , rire .3 , Wright,
Guardian ottlurolt Anu, Ellis W.,mtellAit?,ll.4.c,oh;
these of the minor cittldfatt utalt.re: MSc of Ma.
nation towysh I •
155. Tbs . -114,11 areount of V. .11eCnostughY.
Guardlail of Alarthe. .1. C. Neely, one of the Daiwa
Ned', decettteti.
• W. D. 110 LTZtVORTII, Register
.T4ly 17,1663.—tz
JURY LEST FOR AUGUST
GRIN) JUGY.
Conowago. Mltlutol Relly,torenta n. ; -
}lantington. Eii.Eochenour.
Ilamiltonban. &Demmer Nag inly. •
Tyrone. Martin Liffansperger.,
Mountpleasant. Ito/acid X. Smith, John Eck ourode,
- Lewis Will._
Franklin. 'lsaac Bucher:
Ifonallen.. Blebeltis'Wllsoii,,Abel T. Wright.
Gettysburg: John Culp, ofSL, James J. Wills.
Berwick bor. John M. Wolt.
Little/ dorm._ Joseph Barker.
Bentilton. A/bartStorin.
Btraban. TbillP A. layers, John Warta. -
• 11nion. - Jeremiah GM..
Cumberland. Yrancla Bream, J. Woidey Lou,t Wm.
11. Lott. ,
Berwick tp. Jacob Ball.
Liberty. Samuel Martha. •
.
•Lathnore. - Goma Tassicimie.
:
Gattyaburg, Jehtst Winebrenner/.
Macias oodori;' PAytar.ll Slencliy, , Ataiiitadr Scott,
•
,*(psmijoy..-laM6J4lttq PatrrOraiorl.
'Codoint i rtikias aimninger, Gligory.
• Onwitairlaturt.
,Earttileotyk: P. Bighain, - Derld
• , • ,
Berwick tp. IsaselVolt
Ishdienr :Ir Ye lb
iugh
• ft • u
•
4BsAiOilbid. A 1 H hz efP.•Nefii
flooding.
JAZIOGYIbrotOk Thom, NANcircs ,
Joucel
Union. • Dautol , 434llolMan
rrtaklin ' .': We. " 44 ' 41-tit, -.1 1 1101 .7.3.b 4 P.
Tyrone nelul J.MTIWP SO 4°'
'Labe
13441c*-
n " "4"4.
notiSigA a rti d . lo.B6ooti*;7—.'.."
°G IMP Stf 8.341i01,' tai :anr t.
gl l c r -W . 4141 :: t. 6, !"'
ligitaltao4,l2 •
Ja l / 1 1+34r rn.
NEW MACHINE SHOP
AT .NEW OXFORD.
•
TILE undersigned calls attention
.to his new Machine Shop, at New Onfbrd,
Adams county, which he has put up, at large expense.
with the determination to do good and satisfactot7
work. He willmanunictut • various kinds of
• 21.14RICULTIIILLL XWELLNERY,
such as TIIRISSIIING MACHINES SPRING-TOOTH
RAKES, /to.; and will keep the BUCKEYE REAPER
k MOWER on ban.. tarsals.
All descriptions of REPAIRING thinepromptly and
as cheaply as p.luible.
lie has In connection with his Machine Shop *
STEAM SAW MILL, upon which he will do al) tied,
of work in that line,
Ile asks the public to call and give him a trial, and
he guarantees full satlitilcUon.
March 25,18413.-6 m JACOB STOCK.
GEISER'S PATICYT SELY.REGULATING
GRAIN 'SEPARATOR
CLEANER AND BAGGER,
With the latest improved Triple-gear
ed Horse Power, either Gear or
Belt.
This machine has euccsufally competed with all the
best of the different patented Groin Separators and
now has the reputation of being the best Se eater
ever produced; in act, the only Separator and Clean
er ever before the public to give general malefaction.
The machine is
conveniently arranged fur hauling
and th reshing ,beeog permanently heal on two wheels.
One man can e 7 or shift it about, so that it
Is not half the trouble on a barn door as * common
thresher and shaker. It is also easily pot In opera
tion. It is simple, easily managed, reliable, durable,
compact and cleanly to, work by while ill peaio.
not making near the duet as the common machine or
other Separators.
Farmers can reef assured that this machine is no .
humbug, &adjudging from the high recommendation
of fanners that are using then, we must come to the
couclusion that it la the very machine that farmers
want.
The following are a few of the persons who have
used this machine, well known, and to whom the
public are referral for further Information:
Wm. J. Peters, Flora Dale, Adams co., Penna.
Wm. Kohler, near New Ozfot d "
John D. Mute, " Gettysburg "
Henry Harbold, York Springs, "
Daniel Peters, Bendersville,
, Orders will be received by either of these gentle.
Men, as also by Rebert and Hoover, East Berlin, Pa.—
For further Information address
A8R.4.3f BURKHOLDER, Agent,
June 10.-4 m Clearspriag. York co , Pa.
THE GREAT
Conowago Phosphate
C. 11 7 . BEESON, .3.1; .D.,
LITTLESTOWN, PA.
rrIIE Conowago Phosphate is destined to stand at
I the head of American Fertilizers. It has already
proved Its SUPERIOR QUALITIES, and ample cer
tificates of its high merits will soon bel furnished to
the public. The proprietors will spare no means or
pains to make it a reliable and uniform article. It
in superior to Peruvian Guano, became It is MORE
LASTING IN ITS EFFECT and EQUAL TO IT ON
THE FIRST CROP. It does not over-stimulate the
soil, as most of the fertilizers In the market do, and
leave the land after gathering the first crop in a
worse condition titan before using it, but It remains
an active fertilizer in the soli, and continuo year af-
ter year to show itself on every crop that is put in
the laud.
The Conowago Phosphate contains a large percent
age of Ammonia and Pheephoric acid, which are es
sential elements to vegetable food. They either enter
directly into the plant or prepare the alkalies in the
soil to do so. The base of the - Conowago Phosphate
s PURE RAW BONE, completely and thoroughly
dissolved without the use army volatile agent.
One of the great advantages of the Couowago
Phosphate Is that it will dissolve the mud in the soil
arid set the Mika free to be absorbed by the grow.
inc plant, which is a very Importool ingredient In
giving firmness and strength to the stalk and grain.—
!I will prevent fhe falling and lodging of crop: that
are fifteen up by a wet and warm season. and will
greatly facilitate the ripening qf flee grain and recurs
Cl against the rust.
Agencies ma belug established throughout the
country wherever krtilizers are sold. We are not
afraid to place It beside the best In the country.
Let all the farmers and planter. makeup their
minds that they will try the Great Conowago phos
phate this fall.
DAVID WILLS
Price fifty Dollars per ton.
DENSON k MALT, Proprietors.
Conowago Phosphate being made Tory
fine, and thoroughly distintegrated, makes it con.
venient to use in the rls, and mxes more freel
with the soil. All far d m il ers know i
the advantage of
fine fert.lizers. June 17, lbfS.—tf
J. 11. SHIREMAN'S
REAPERS Sz MOWERS
H AYING been agent for this machine last season, I
die °ner it to the rarcutr this season. It Is well
known, having taken the premium at the Benders
! vine Fair, also at the Gettysburg Mowing Match over
seven others, which were considered splendid ma
: chines, and likewise at the Dllisburg Mowing Match.
114 ring concluded not to otter any machine that will
not give entire satisfaction, I have refused agencies
of several other machines, and now ! clior this one as
TILE GREAT 3IACLIINE OF TUE SEASON.
Beat estate os4lo.
VALUABLE PROI
'-1 1" 1 1{, T IAVE SALE
The undersigned offers at Private Sale the Farm on
which he now resides in Butler township, on the
read leading iron Bell's &till to Middletown, about
1 mile from Arendterville, adjoiaMg lands of John
Hanes, Wm. Taylor, and 'ethers, and containing 100
ACRES, mere or 'mu. The Improvements consist
oi a two-story LOG WEATLIEBBOARDED DWELL
ING wait a Kitchen attached, a good Frame Bank
Baru, Cirriagii Ilene; !Shop and Spring Donee, and
'ther ouibitililiega; a good well of water near the
door, and a running Spring in the Spring LIOUSfIi
thriving Orchard of Apple and all kindsof choice fruit.
The property is to good comiltion, the land In a fine
elate of cultivation, and the buildings In thorough
repair—she dwelling being aufactently large to ac
commodate two families. About 18 Acres are in
rood Meadow.. and about - 2:i Acres In Timber. It
lies ou the Conowego The location and surroundings
make it a very desirable property.
Persons wishing to clew the premise. or ascertain
tcrnts, wit api.ly to the subscriber reelding thereon.
J1.1!/0 21.-2 m DANIEL ARENDT.
A FIRST- CLASS FARM
AT PRIVATE SALE,
t 4 ithiu two miles of Gettysburg, on the Har
risburg road, with all necessary improve
ments, :mil in prime oral: I will sell from
100 to. 160 .wres t to suit purelsasers. Terms
reasonable. Fur further Information, apply to
WIRL,
Sept. I.S Gettysburg, ra.
A. DESI-RABLE
T - 01ri\T PROPERTY
- AT PRIVATE SALE.
r lIIE-undersigned offers at Private
A Bale, the old DOBBIN DWHLLING, at the Junc
tion of the Toneytown and Etninittshurg roads, in the
borough of Gettyaburg. The house is substantially
built, of atone, and contains twelve large. Tome—
There la a strung, never.bailing bpring of And -rate
eater in thb basement and 11,4,11cres of land connect
ed with it. The, location it 'very plaiusant one, and
with &little additional °slaty this could be wide one
of the meat comfortable and cleanable home. in the
borough or its vicinity.
N0v.13,1b07-tf /Unit fIUPP.
V ALUABLE PROPERTY
Al" PEIVATE SALE
The tindersignol odes * at Ittivitto Salo the desirable
property, nitnatein Freedom township, on the Bat
mittsbarg road, near Moats's- Tavern, containing :to
ACRICB,... more or NM, improved with a two etory
BILAMIO-DWILLINO and. Baelt.building, Log Barn.
and other ont.httildingaoa Orchard' ot choke Yrn it of
all kinds, a well of good water convenient to the door,
and other,lroprovetaants- The land is In good order,
and the location a dmirable one for store or ntedoin
-foal business. Any person desiring to view the prent•
lees will call on IL 11. Jocose, raiding on Gust
adjoining property of Robert McCurdy. Terms now.
*noble.
Junel7.-3nt SMILAX STII. JACOB&
WESTERN PRE-ERMON LA.NDS-
I bavia.on, hand a forw , r3.s,oTS of No. 1,
mond band., imazaaliatiaa toad* , *stall near
ramala.,Chaail.Tibituri,tc.; yea Naiad aolalibar
hoods, whic' I wilt Nall; or intchi r
stsa at a fair pries
fur Nag Eitel* it Allikaiiiiaramtiro Pa
1110.
5, nerktil
IPlant, MdUvlgit. •
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op muk!l
f 1141 atioatTborshoosjust re hinted ttoutthe stilts
k witb. su Ituistisib.witim4, of. HARDT*** X.* ow
032:100444 they sr* oturtile.t.ibeipola stank
to ot priest to salt tho Got
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el • ''OlllllllA lactaabiut.
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Stail
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PREPARED BY
Thaw agspla !ire appuhitpti with greTit facility ■id
pLAIN AND FANOI ,. . ": -:
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inili MA AND BEN/r712;41.1at
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TATE'4V. CULP '
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Are.oaw but lag a .raiteti of COACH WORM .41
the latest aad osteppror
..styles, and coastrct
ed of Mobil* erhd, town h they Write tile Stten.
non of bonsai.. befit oar ' work with 'grat
'care, and of mete lat e sefeet with mdal reference
to beauty of idyl and durability we cancoultdent
ly recommend the rk unsurpassed by any other
in or out of the eft' . AU wo ask is tin Inspectou.of
our work, twebarlac these la want of anind et a
vehicle that this I. • place to buy th em
etele. branch done at short
Itcry, near Um corner of
rg streets, Gettyiburg,
INP- R !Lod oLn re EPAIUSG. In
ruatic• asonable
WasalliTingstosncatit h o sz u u r b I t tk i
Ps.
June 12 1867.-tr
( I .amsCouiitAy ad .
THE EXCELSIOR PATENT . FLY-NET,
Manufactured entireli •• of Le . a - thet- and
trim:A neater than Cbgort or Linen
Nett. For service i u '1U:43,17 ,4 :t0 e d..
PATENTED FEBRITART. 189 /888,
BY BURKHOLDER," WORE 4 -•
W — &Rip*
J. L. WORLKY, Solo the .ELTERAE/91!Pla
76N7NAT IbiAdatntreinn ty,
HAS constantly on bandits' tertilkettlredtKetit4iße
above Patent. Also,
SADDLES,
HARNESS, •
COLLARS,
BRIDLES,
WHIP%
TRUNKS,
BLANKETS,
DELLS,
AND EVERYTHING,
pertaining toe Ilone furnishing establishment.
.WevAGENTS WANTED to sell Territori tor Potent
Rats, alio to sell Nets on commission` Is ' , %0 County.
All oommnalestlons should be acleyeineed to •
L: WORLWY:
York Sulpb or SprkAge, Adams co :t ra.
RprOl.lB6B.—tf
pima hiceltSAßY. JOHN P. NcatitAßY
"Best always•Cjoake - st."
T HE Best and Chealieit;
SADDLES,
. ,
BRIDi
COLLARS qnd,
LEAR of all A. - inda, in the C.Ounty
ate always to be found at the old and well known
stand,Baltimore at., oppositothe Presbyterian Chords.
• , (MeCItEARY'S.)
Our Riding and Wagon Saddles,
are the moot substantially built and neatest.
Our Harness, (plain and sorer mann/-
WO Are complete in ext.'''. respect and warranted to be
of the very best material and ivorkmaushlp.
Our upper leather Draft Conan,
CAN co, Bs riot. They aro the best FITTINa sod
most durable.
Our Heavy Draft Harness,
are 'mule to order; as cheap as they canto mad) any
where and in tho most an l / I xntial umma..l.
Riding Bridle: Whips, Lushes, Draft
Ilames, Fly-nera am( erarythiag lu tho line; .'ll,nr
Getter m^ c.ieaper.
Our prices
have M.en ttruccED to tbo lowcia Ilvlog etand3rJ.
A liberal percentage f.,r cash, otr all bills amounting
to ES or more.
We work nothing but the Lest of stock and will
warrant every article turned out to be in every raprct
as represented.
Thar.ir NI for past favor's we Invite attention to our
present stook.
•
litAJUra us a call and examine PRICES asr 411kLITT.
Jan. 29.1509.-tf D. McCItEA la A OuN.
Buggies and Carriages.
REMOVAL.
mum undersigned has removed his Carriageernak
lug .hop to tL e east end of Middle street, Gettys
burg, Pa., where he will continuo to build all kinds of
work In Ws Ilue, :
CARRIAGES, TROTTING & FALL
ING:TOP BUGGIES, J.. 4 GOER
WAGONS, &a, &C.
the HieH ie work le all up of o material and by
beet of mechanic p s, ut
and canngoto d
fail to glee
faction. lie priceriare always reasonable.
Its order,, confident that he can please.
REPAIRING prcloptly dose, at moderate rates
July I, 1463.-ly
CARRIAGE-MAKLNG RESUMED
The war being over, the tiodcrralgtted have resUlli
the
CARB,IACIE-3URING BUSINESS,
at their old stand, in Reed Middle street, ClettyAbrirg,
where they are again prepared la put np work In the
most tuehlanable, substantial, and superior manner.
A lot of new and second-hand,
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, AC.,
on hand, which they will dispose of at the lowest
_eatess.sasetett Hlll bO .upiplivil 1.13
and satisfactorily as possible.
i tirREPAIRING.Eb
done with dispatch, and at cheapest rater,
A large lot of new and °id LIAR-NESS cn hand for
rale.
Thankful fur the liberal patronage heretofore en
Toyed by them, they vollcit and will endeavor to do
serve • large share In the future.
May 29.—tf DANNER k ZIEGLER.
.
„stttiiiig Warhutes.
TUE AMERICAN
BUTTON HOLE OVERSEAIHNO
SEWING MACHINE CO.,
In directing attention to their CELEBEATBD COM
BINATION DUTTON HOLE k SEWING PdAOLIINE,
beg leave to refer to its wonderful popularity as con.
elusive proof of its great merit.
The increase la the demand for this valuable machine
has been TEN FOLD during the hotseren months of its
first year before the public.
This grand and surprising success is unprecedented
in the history of sewing -machined, and we feel fully
warranted in claiming that
IT 1143 NO EQUAL,
BEDIG ABSOLUTELY THE BEST
FAMILY MACHINE
IN VIE WORLD,
And Intrinsically-the Cheapest
•
It is really two mach ince combined in one, (by a sim
ple and beautiful mechanical arrargement,) making
both the Shuttle or Lock-etiteh, and the °remaining
and Button-bole stitch, with equal facility and per.
Notion. It executes in the eery beet mann!r every va
riety of Sewing, such as, Hemming, Felling, Cording,
TocitingiStltching, braiding and Quilting, Ootherlug
and Sewing on, (dono at the same time.) and In addl.
lion, Overeeams, Embroiders ye the edge, and makes
tfeautiful Sutton and Eyelet Holes in all fabrics.
Every Machine is warranted by the Company, or its
Agents, to give entire satibfactien.
Circulars with full particulars and samples of work
done on Hite Machine, can be bad ou applicattya at the
Salesroynts of the Company.
C,br. Eleventh and Cl n ,S7reets,
Philadelphia, Pa
Instructions given on the Madan° at the rooms or
the Company gratultonmly to ell porch antra.
AUENTS 'WANTED
FREDERICK PAXSON, Presldeut
W. 11. IfirmaNuAu., Treasurer.
A. W.
.R0r;ISO!f ; A
dattystmrg, Ps
May 27-17
THE FINKLE SL LYON
LOCK STITCH
SE %%IN G .MACH IN E,.
WITH NEW AND . IMPORTANT
PROVEIWENrB
The Chcapot GOOD .Minhine in lie
work?
AM INTS WANTED IN EN - 11tY TOWN
A libikpd Cwh yreminm olutrcipa Rir eiich IcKPI Agent
4 mgmlia fiw Trw,
my Agmila!?
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Fbrirkfica•Pritei-imr. - co 4
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July 10, 'GS:-fm
7. K. GALLAGIIER
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