and gersoval „s.aits.
C BALE OF VALUABLE
TRAVT OF LAN!
- Alttunlyee fa fact for . the Beim of
• lase of/melee kit county, Mil.,
relli
O nitaeleeste Ilmucray, the Zth day of
t 1 da* P. Af
T ACT Oi L AND owing saleable
S
In Cumberland tows/44. Adams county,
lr In Frederick cosrat7, md.., contain& 21:1
or left. &limning tutele of D. W. Horner,
r aad otberd The impre . , ,,. nts
are n
ory_ BRICK 1101,196, it double Log Barn,
ad, and other oat-buildtag o , About
fair .1 Timber, the balance cleared, with. fair
f good Meadow.
e tnset is well watered and conveniently
hutches, 'Schools, Mills, and Markets.
• amen will be given and terms made
• ay at sale by
J. B. WITIIEROW,
JOSEPH WALKER
C SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
• of a Decree of the Orplutris' Court of Ad
roan nurdersiyined, Executer of the Will of
Ltd" late of Cumberland Loynd' ip, Ad
. , lirl/1 yell ag./Pabilefiale. on Saturday
• - o f 1 o'clock, P. M., on the pro-
FAII4Iot deceased, situate In Cumber
-4 adLfolalng leads of Georgo
11 ibart , John Slider, /Hamel Bushman
119 Lures and 132 Perches, im
• termato7 LOG HOUSE, Log Barn with
and Corn Crib, Hog Rouse, and other
; a thriving young Apple Orchard and
c truiti a opting of good Water. There is
tam of good Meadow and Timber hiad.—
OF OF TlMBERlLAND,a4joiritngitheaboce,
10'Arm and 10 Forebea r mostly Oak and
co yrEi be given Cud terms made known on
try' • SAMUEL PITZEII,
Executor.
T-RATE BUSINESS STAND
AT PRIVATE SALE
ereigned, intending to remove, offers at
e, his very desirable Property, on Cbatn
met., Gettysburg, being one of the beat bu
.is In tbe town. The Ilona°, nearly now, le
ry Brick, with n Dark-building, all under
the Store It.a.n in an a imitable one,
basement is tilted up torn Restaurant.—
In thereo,rdi Stich a property is
d lu market, and all desiring to beget
e thin offer prompt attention.
ersigned had the building erected about ten
in the best and most substantial manner,
•se and o - cupancy, as be bee ever since
the Mercbaut Tailoring business therein;
r his intention to remove, would not part
any money. lir is row determined to leave,
tad asks port havers to call soon, to view the
:la learn terms.
.—tf GEOIIGIS JACOB'S.
U.ABLE FARM
AT PRIVATE SALE,
the York and tiettyaburg turnpike,
Gettysburg, containing 97 ACRES of no
• with cwirenient proportion of wood,Nea•
•lag laud. Buildings and fencing in due
nd plenty of water.
in want of a drat -rate producing firm
out residence, will do well to examine
ty.
.-amts Apply to the subscriber living ou the
SHIP AIiD•I3TAMMXII.3.
ABLE MILLS ct: FARM
AT PRIVATE SALE
scriber wish ing to retire from Lueinetoi on
this health, offers at Private Sale his vad ma.
ert y, Rimmed. in Liberty township, Adams
2 miles south of Fairfield, known as Au
Is. The Farm contains about 76 Acres of
t 15 Acres of which is iu meadow, about 5
having timber. principally Locust, and the
rcpt that occupied by Buildings, Dam,
.lu a high state of cultivation. There is a
sty of fruit on the premises. The Buildings
ge two-story Brick beetling House mitts
log, Double Lug Barn, Wagon Shed, Uog
ring Houle and all other necessary outbuild-
Mills are on Middle creek with sufficient
u the year round, the Mill House is 50 by
turif, high lower story state, the • balance
oral as new, built in the most substantial
'on er, 2 Overshot Wheels 13 feet high, cons
is 11 of Burin uud,2 pad s of Chopping Stonea,
stb all the machinery and lixturcs in a Ant
Maui and Gi istM ill. There is also a new
ttarlied [ripple geared, capable of sawing
f Oak Lumber per Scour. The above Mills
sat nerglitiorMxid for grain being within 2
-roll's Tract and Timber; also, fur School;
Markets, Sc.
d t, ton made kti,vn by calling on the sunt
the property or addremdiag him at Fairfield,
k'ETELLI)II:II.L.
1 , 5n8 -, m
VALUABLE LOTS
FOR SALE
creiguel ~Tor at Private Sala, their two sal
, :
1--Containing 15 Acres, more
Cumberland tuwuabip, adjoining lands of
George 'Lowe and othi re, about mile from
's Mill, (known as the :Slyer's property),
with a too-story Log House, with a back-
Barn part log and the other part frame,
Spring House, Carpenter Shop, Smoke
I other necessary outbuildings, a well of
og Water, with pump, at the kitchen door,
chaid of choice fruit, d:c.
' —Containing 11 Acres and
, mure or less, adjoining lands of John A.
if.e boll and others in Cumberland township,
ith u two.sh , ry Lug Huuse, with Kitchen
rains ctahle, Carpenter Chop and other
go, a Simon of god Water near the House,
.ir.l I—acing, trait, Lc.
4 , ll:fort the C.O, Nerember, the above
In :II be of!red At Publ,
sou W inning co vivw the properties will call
riereigued residing uu the property.
HoOFNAULE,
HENRY HOOINAGLE,
JOHN W. HUOFNAGLE..
EMZIM
LIl SA LE
OF A VALUABLE FARM_
ei signed, Ilxicutors of the last will and
of Isaac Monfort, late of ecraban town
s county, Pa., deceased, will offer at Public
rurday, the 10th ciuy if September next, at 1
it, an the premises, the valuable FARM of
• , situate in said township, on the road
zfuril to Carlisle, about 3 miles from the
a, adjoining lands of Samuel Wagons's.,
hzuau and otherr, containing 180 Acres,
as. The Improvements are a two-story
LLINU, with franie Back-building, a good
%%ligun Sheds, Corn Crib, spring Home,
se, and ',Aber outbuildings; a Spring of
Wider, an Orchard of choice fruit, au.—
, 1,1 3,01 order and in good cultivation)
rezehll nine is a fair proper.
Tim ber and Meadow laud.
to view the premises will call on,
tuition. residing close by.
ershint3 rill otter at Public fia.le, or.
“rLi at 1 o'clock, A. M.,
;hr., to L. is of Thane: lmhd, one con.
the other 9 Acres. In Dickinson town
riku.l county, lutpaithg Insane of Simon
others, being M...n611) pilule young Chest-
ill be siren and terms made known un
GEORGE B. 3IUNFORT,
JULIN F. Ft.LTY,
Executors
WESTERN
'MPTION LANDIS
1 HAVE ON HAND A FEW
A C T S.
OF No. 1,
, pre-env [ion Landd 10cw,04.1 , -utmr Rail
, Towne, AC.; In well settled. neighbor
I will eell, or exchange at a tail price
te In Adam•coanty, Pa
ORO. ARNOLD
:T CLASS FARM
AT PRIVATE SALE,
• miles of Gettysburg, on the Bar
ad, with all neeessary Improve
i In prime order. I will sell from
Acres, to suit purchasers. Terms
.;Por further information, apply to
WE.‘VIBLE,
ti Gettysburg, Pa.
A. DESIRABLE
X PROPERTY
T PRIVATE SALE
designed offers at Private
e old DO bBIN DIVELLINU, at the June
. eytown isud Emmittsburg roads, in the
lettleburg. The house is substantially
.s, and contains twelve large rooms.—
trong, serer-falling Spring of tint rate.
Isemonent and 1 Acres of land connect-
The location to a very pleasant one, and
ditlonal outlay thin could La made one
to
comfortab y le and de.trable homes In the
nit
tt-th
JOHN RUPP
Trip! gotirt,S.
CE.—Letters Testamentary
e estate of Jona 6.EULL, late of Atraban
dams county, Pa. , deceased, haring been
undersigqied,they hereby give notice to
ndebted to said estate to make immediate
d those taring claims against the BMOC to
. properly authenticated for settlement.
bAAIVEL SHULL, 1
Executors.
WM.F..t , IICLL, f
•
Cu. lives in Tyrone and Wk. P.Earnu. in
.4111 p.
:T.—Letters Testamentary
&Ante of lion. Til• DDLU3 Beveggs, late
en), Pa., baying been granted to rho un
ter bereby glee notice to all persons
estate to call and settle the eatue , ant
reg Vialas against the •awe to present
ly sintbenticatal for settleicent.
ANTIIONY E. ItOI3EKTS,
O. J. DICKEY, Executor,.
It/WARD 3.
EL McPLIERSON,
4it named t., Execut,ri reside In Lau•
ha latter In Gettysburg.
St
ion' Discharges
t2.e proper Docket, Ism prepar.
,10R1./ SOLDIEILB' DIOOIIARGES, in sc.
:a it recent Ant sot. the Legislature of
• Soldiers are cautioned against gigay
HOLTZWORTII.
k ag igar t Bsoorder of Adams county
SOLUTION
•
artnersivip heretofore axis/Aug between
Aid under the Arm of ISHEAFFEII
-Petersburg, (Y. 8.) is hereby dissolved.
Sindivtite4, to mid Arm will please make
• •
delay. Either partner is authorized
orittis Arta in the settlement of the
•11 diesoletbon to take effect from the Ant
D. C. BUELIT.EZ.
11. W. BZOI/11.
1=
Zht ItAr and santinel.
Gettysburg., Friday, Sept. is, IStIS.
VALUABLE HORSE.—Mr. HARRY J.
"of Mountpleammt Mills, lately
sold his fine trotting stallion, "AParfw
Jackson, Jr.," for the sum of $6OO cash,
JAR. R. Harsh, of New Oxford, purchaser.
D. WILLs, Esq., addressed the
Grant and Colfax Club last Friday eve
ning. The Clnb meets_ to-night at 7 , 4
&eloek in the ball above the "Star and
Sentinel" office. Let-here be a full turn
ont.
MARCH of Reading town
ship, met with a severe accident on the 31st
ult. Whilst backing his wagon out of the
barn floor, the tongue struck hips with
snob force as to break his arm, fracture
the cap of his sholder and break hia jaw
in two places.
FRANKLIN.--The friends of - Grant and
Colfax in Franklin township have organized
a Club for the campaign, which promises to
be live one. The Club will meet at Sitting
er's Hotel, on Thursday evening Sept. 24,
at 1 o'clock. All the friends of Grant and
Colfax are invited to be present.
ARRESTED.—Fasnr.nick Kr.nww
was arrested and brought to this place on
the 7th inst., charged with stealing a
doable-barreled gun, shot pouch, powder
flask, gum blanket, carving knife, and
other articles, from GEORGE C. CARSON,
In Butler township. In default of $3OO
bail, KLINARD was sent to jail, there to
await trial.—Cbiapiter.
RACE.—The race btween Dr. TATE'S
horse "Cashier," and the noted Grey Stal
lion from Lancaster, came off yesterday
(Thursday) afternoon at Hartzell's lane,
attracting a large crowd—stakes 1800, with
a good deal of betting. "Cashier" was
given the odds of 50 feet in 440 yards. The
race was won -by the Grey Stallion,,. by
about a length and a half.
SYNOD. —The West Pennsylvania Syn
od of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
met' in Littlestown on Wednesday last,
and will continue in session until Monday
or Tuesday. The Synod embraces York,
Cumberland, Adams and Franklin coun
ties, and numbers from 30 to 40 Ministers
and a corresponding number of lay dele
gates.
EAST BERLIN.—Any of our friends
having occasion to visit East Berlin, will
dud a first-rate stopping place at the
hotel of Mr. AIINF.R S. HILDRESP.AND.-
Although a Democrat, Mr. H. is a clever
fellow, an obliging landlord, keeps a good
table, and runs a model public hottse.—
We have had occasion to stop with him
several times, and know whereof we
write.
DISCUSSION.—At the request of cit
izens of Waynesboro', Franklin county,
Hon. Join , : CESsNA and Judge KIMEELL
Will meet at that place on Saturday, the
2Gth inst., to hold a joint discussion of the
Issues involved in the present campaign.
Messrs. CESSNA aud KIMMELL also
have a joint meeting at Schellaburg, Bed
ford county, on Friday the 18th, and at
Bloody Run on Saturday the 19th.
FRANKLIN COUNTY FAIR—The
Franklin county Agricultural Fair will be
held on the Gth, 7th, Bth and 9th of Oc
tober. On the 7th and Bth there will be trials
of speed in pacing, racking and trotting,
the premiums ranging from $lO to sloo.
On the 9th a premium of $lO will be award
ed to the slowed Horse, Mare or Gelding.
Besides there will Lady Equestrianism, a
Grand Tournament, Pedestrianism, and
other attractions.
REUNION OF COLE'S MD. CAVAL
RY. —At an impromptu meeting of the
survivors of "Cole's Md. Cavalry," held
in Baltimore on the 4th ult., it was deter
mened to have a re-union of the Com
mand at Frederick city Md on Tuesday
October 20th, 1888. The survivors of the
whole Brigade are invited to attend. It
being Fair week, at that place, a large
attendance is expected. Capt Hunter of
this place will give all information neces
sary in regard to the affair.
SALES.—JouIe L. BIIENs, on Saturday
last, sold his property on Seminary ridge;
16 acres, to the Gettysburg Katalysine
Spings Company for pOOO.
DA...MEL EHEEHART has sold his farm
in Hamilton township, to WESLEY UZAGY
—BO acres for *6,200. Mr. HEA.GY has since
g old 17 acres of the farm to SAMUEL WIEST
at 60 per acre, and 14 acres to JOHN U.
RUFF at $75 per acre.
DANIEL EECREHART has purchased a
house and two lots of groan& from Nrcu-
OLAS HELTZEL, Esq., on the corner of
Peters and High streets, In New Oxford,
at $l, 200.
EMM.ITSBURG . RAILROAD.—Last
week we noticed the meeting in Emmits
burg to favor the building of a branch
road from that place to the Western Mary
land railroad. A correspondent gives us
some additional particulars. The esti
mated cost of construction is $102,000, the
distance being 7 miles. About M,OOO
were snbscrised at the meeting, $lO,OOO by
St. Joseph's Academy, $5,000 by Mt. St.
Mary's College, and the balance by indi
viduals. Much interest in the project is
felt in the neighborhood of Emmitsbur g,
and lta completion at an early day regard
ed certain.
ELECTION.—The election for Mana
gers of the "Adams County Mutual Fire
Insurance Company," on Monday last,
resulted in the choice of the following
gentlemen :
George Swope, H. C. Peters,
D. A. Buehler, Fred. Diehl,
E. G. Fahnestock, W. ,Ross White,
R. McCurdy, A. F. Gitt,
H. A. Picking, S. R. Russell,
Jacob King.
The Managers will met on Monday
next, at 1 o'clock, P. M. to organitiF, the
Executive Committee meeting at 10 A. M.
BOYS 1N BLUE.—The friends of Grant
and Colfax in Straban township are organ
izing for victory. On the evening of the
10th, they met in Ilunteratown and formed
a Club of "Boys in Blue," with the fe.l
lowing officers :
President—Jacob G. Mollhenny.
Vice President—John W. Tate, Ruben
Crone.
Secretary—Jacob V. Grove.
Treasurer—John N. Graft,fr.
This Club means work, and will meet
Sn Runterstown every Thursday evening.
The "Boys in Blue" throughout the Re
public are marshalling their forces for the
new and final struggle with Traitors and
Rebels. They intend to vote as they
fought. GRA.NT led them to Victory In
the tented field, and will lead them to
Victory in November next.
BILLED.—A correspondent of the
Pittsburg Commercial, writing from
Wyoming Territory, uuder date of Sept.
1, announces the sudden death of RABBET
H. KING, son of Mr. Js.oos KUM, of Hun
terstown, in this county. Mr. K. was in
the service of the Union Pacific Railroad
Company, and had been engaged at the
terminus of the road. On the evening of
the 30th ult., he started for Benton for the
purpose of getting his watch repaired at
a jeweler's in that place. While attempt
ing tb get on a train at Table Rock Station
he fell across the rail, and a portion of the
the train passed over him, severing both
legs and otherwise mangling his body.
The deceased served three years in the
late War as a member of Co. F. 87th Regi
ment Pa. Vihunters, and was a member of
G. A. R. Poet Np. 9, Gettysburg, Pa. He
was a young man of good.business capac
ity, generoui nature, and had many warm
personal &ends in this locality, who will
deeply sympathise with his afflicted rela
tives.-
An older brother of the ,deoeseed (Wil
liam) was killed, eight or nine, yea*
on the Railroad, at King's ligation. in fhlr
minty, falling from the train while -ae•
temliting to uncouple a oar, twalthe Wit
paidng over bla body.
A SWINDLER.
.-74alatir140 morning
stranger, Calling hit:spell' ASPINWALL:
called at the Boot and Alice -Store of D.
ICITZMILLER tt Estonian., In tdds'gobtee,
and purchased a pair of lmdst for $9.50,
representing himself short of hinds, and
requesting as a favor that they wotela cash
a Check of sloooh the Ad liatisinal Bank
of Philadelphia,' drawn by the firm of
Carnell Williams, payable to Aapin
weirs order. The gentlemanly epperance
and bearing of the stranger induced M.
KITZMILLER to believe all was right, and
he cashed the Check, paying Aspinwall
$91.50 and retaining $9.50 for the boots. It
turns oat that tee cheek was forged, and
the whole thing a swindle. The stranger
was well and fashionablidressed, with a
dark pepper and salt business coat, brown
cassimer pants, &e., and is probably 25
years of age. He left in the noon train,
It seems he has been operating in York.
Hanover and other place; in the same
style.
We notice by the Philadelphia papers
that a number of forged cheeks, purport
ing to have been drawn by firms iu Phil
adelphia upon the Second National Bank
of Philadelphia, for sums varying from
$5O to $2OO, have from time to time, for the
last few-montJas, been forwarded to said
bank for payment. They are all on a form
purporting to have been lithographed by
Fred. Mayer & Co., 96 Fulton street, N
York, printed in pale red ink, the title,
"Second National Bank," in ornamental
German text, and the whole form and ap
pearance of the cheeks entirely different
from any ever gotten up for the bank or
any of its customers. Some of them ap
pear to have been put forth in the far West,
but more recently in the interior of the
State of New York. Either "Aspinwall"
has been rapidly changing his base, or he
has confederates operating in the same line
at various points.
RAILROAD ARRANGEMENTS FOR
THE FAIR.,-The Gettysburg Railroad
Company has made arrangements with
the Northern Central, Hanover Branch
and Littlestown Railroad, to sell excur
sion Tickets to Gettysburg from all sta
tions between Baltimore and Harrisburg
and Gettysburg, during next week, to
accommodate persons. wishing to attend
the Agricultural Fair. The rates for .
round trip tickets to Gettysburg and ro
turn, good from the 21st to the 25th inst.
inclusive, on any train, will be as follows:
From Baltimore $3.85, Harrisburg $3.75,
York $2.20, Hanover Junction $1.50, 'Jef
ferson $1.25, Porter's $l.lO, Smith's $1.05,
Littlestown $1.15, Hanover 75cts, Oxford
50cts, Gulden's and Granite 25cts.
On the 22d, 23d and 24th, a special train
will leave Hanover Junction for Gettys
burg each•morting at 7.40, passing Hano
ver at 8.30 and Oxford at 9, and arrive in
Gettysburg at 9.45 A. M. This train will
leave Gettysburg the evening of each of
those days at 4 o'clock and reach Hano
ver Junction at 6 o'clock. P. M.
Passengers.from Harrisburg, Wrights
ville and intermediate points, can reach
Hanover Junction to corrneet with this
train in the morning and spend more
than six hours in Gettysburg and return
to York and Harrisburg and intermediate
points the same evening.
IMPROVBMENT.—SamueI Herbst has
commencecd his new three story brick
house on Chambersburg street. Dr. HILL
has completed the improvement - at his
residence on the same street, and has now
a desirable and convenient property.
Wm Shillen and John Norbe6k have
their new houses, on Baltimore stret, well
on the way.
Jacob Stock has made a fair start with
his, corner of High and Washington
streets. It is to be two-story, with a base
ment, and to be built of brick.
William Bailey is about to commence
the erection of a handsdme cottage at the
east end of York street. Wm. Grumbine
ditto.
Miss Martha Warren will have a dwell
ing erected in Chambersburg street.
J. M. Rowe' is having a brick residence
put up on Baltimore street.
Henry Meals is about to build a brick
house on the Mumniasburg road, a short
distance from town.
The spirit of improvement has fairly
developed itself in Gettysburg, more
buildings have been put up during the last
year than for ten years previous. A still
larger number will go up next year. We
understand that there is a probability of
the early erection of a Sash Factory and
Machine Shop, by capitalists from abroad.
ADAMS COUNTY VOTE.—We annex
the official vote in Adams county in 1866
and 1861, which may be interesting to our
readers:
1886
Geary. Clymer. wa. i Shari
limns. wood. 1
Gettysburg, 311 204 287 196
Cumberland, 136 144 120 148
Littlestown, 89 66 76 66 1
Germany, ' 38 118 26 107
Oxford, 115 170 96 153
Huntington, 234 148 175 140
Latimore, 191 57 161 42
Liberty, 74 90 71 87
ParnilWaanut, 146 118 140 104
Hamilton, 76 180 63 157
Menallen, 251 107 186 85
Straban, 51 189 130 175
Franklin, A
186 256 153 226
Conowago, 97 101 78 99
Tyrone, . 96 101 76 89
31odugoy, 109 129 92 102
Mount Pleasant, 92 289 60 283
Reading, 114 181 92 155
Berwick bor., 44 85 42 36
" twp., 25 80 24 61
Freedom, 70 34 .62 33
Union, 57 168 . ' 48 , 154
Butler, 162 188 134 104
Highland, - '46 28: • 45 2g
2910 3126 2487 2829
Total vote in 1866, 6,036 ; Clymer's ma
jority 216. Total vote in 1867, 5,866 ;
Shorewood's majority 392.
LA.TaIORE AT WORK.—The Repub
licans of Latimore township met at Liv
ingston's School house on Saturday eve
ning, and organized a "Grant and Colfax
Club." The following officers were unani
mously elected :
President—Col. John Wolford.
Vice Presidents--Moses Vanscoyoe and
Col. Wm. F. Bonner.
Recording Secretary—Geo. Deardorff.
Corresponding Secretary—L D. Worley
Treasurer—John Day, Dm,
Executive Committee—Alfred Gardner,
Augustus Welsh, A. S. Myers, Geo. B
Brandt, Daniel F. Stitzel.
The work goes bravely on ! The camp
fires are being lighted up in'every direction,
while old and young are putting on their
armor for the last grand battle with the
enemy, and for final victory.
REPUBLICAN NEETINGS.—By the
the official call in another column, it will
be - seen that Hon. Joan Csass, our candi
date for Congress, will speak at the Court
house, in Gettysburg on Wednesday eve
ning next. Besides the .Excursien trains ar
ranged for the Fair, a special Excursion
train has been arranged for Wednesday eve
ning, to leave Littlestown at 6 o'clock, and
Hanover at 6k, and reach Gettysburg in
time for the meeting, returning after the
meeting is over. Persons coming to the
Fair during the day can, if they prefer, re
main over and return in the night train.
Mr. CEssits will also speak in Fairfield,
on Monday evening, Sept. 28 ; Abbottatown,
Tuesday evening, Sept. 29 ; York Springs,
Wednesday evening, Sept. 80 ; Benderrville,
Thursday evening, Oct. 1 ; and Littlestown,
Friday evening, Oct. 2. As Mr. anoxs
has engagements in the other counties du
ring the remaining period before the elec
tion, these will be the only opportunities
our people will have of bearing him. An
I eloquent speaker and effective campaigner,
every &publican should make it apoint
to turn out and hear him.
ii'The attention of our misters b direo
ted to the advertisement of 00373 DYt3-
?WSW CURE, in . Another part of this
poet. This truly Valuable *able : is
maiiimem!lemi by 41 who semis Read the
TIDEI 00trliTY 411L—Neutt week the
County Fair will came off, begining on
'isesday the 22d Inst. The Managers
•btive eddritedathe following sishodule `Of
prices for athalisien to the grounds :
Tarn 47 Tickets.. ndinitt4ll.- nosh wife , and ndnar
or am gintlemank ' and lady theingf-tie
....... 21.00
7oonsien,iinate ...... . ..... 25
Ohildren under ten PON of ail, Pree
One nall4 and hOrne,
One-horse baggy or pleasure vehicle, gentleman and
. led", single sainiselen 75
Rash eddillniesi person in them ...... 25
Twahorestinggy or pleasure vehicle, gmetleman and
lady, single ...... .. 1120
Bach additional person in then 26
Masan tidtets, admitting man and horeerdsning the
Pair, in addition to family Basta, 60
Plenenno ticketa.adinitting one•home buggy or pleas
ure vehicle, gentleman and lady daring the Pair,
In addition to family ticket, 50
Plesenirelicilrets,adenttting two-horse baggy or pleas
ure vehicle, gentleman and lady during the Pair, in
addition to Stall: ticket, 75
Applicants far Pleasure tickets reqi:dretto give evi
dence that they have obtained family tickita.
Ploontre estodnion tickets required to be tied to the
right hand side of the boss's head, to avoid deten
t ion at the gate.
The following Programme will be strict
ly adhered to:
Monday, Sept. 21—Will be devoted entire
ly to entries. Articles and animals to be
entered on the Secretary's book by eve
ning, that the managers may have time to
• ispose of them properly.'
Tuesday, Sept. 22—Cavalcade at 101 A.
M. At 2 P. M. there will be a trial o f speed
for Racing, Pacing and Walking Horses
and Mares.
Wednesday, Sept. 23.—At 9A. M. the
Judges will report at the Chief Marshal's
office for instructions. At 101 there will
be a grand cavalcade of Stock on exhibi
tion. At 2P.M, a trial of speed for $25
premium for best and fastest Trotting,
between horses or mares owned in the
county, and immediately after a trial of
spilled for the $l5 premium, with same
limitations.
Thursday Sept. 24.—At 101 O'clock, the
trot for the $lOO premium will come off,
open to all competition. The. Premiums
awarded will be announced from the
stand at 2 P. M.
CHANGE,—The Gettysburg Railroad
on Monday changed its time table. Here
after the morning train will leave Gettys
burg at 7.15 A. M. and connect at Hano
ver—Junction with the Fast Line South at
9.12 A. M. reaching Baltimore at 11.20 A.
M. also connecting with the Mail train
North at 10.55 A. M., reaching Harrisburg
at 12.55 P. M. Ruturning, arrive at Get
tysburg at 12.30 P. M.
The noon train will leave Gettysburg at 1
P. M. and connect at Hanover Junction
with Mail Train South at 3.08 P. M., reach
ing Baltimore at 5.45 P. M. Returning,
arrive at Gettrsburg at 5 P. M.
The freight train, with Passenger Car
attached, will leave Hanover at 8.30 A. lg.
'arriving in Gettysburg at 10 A. M., and
leave Gettysburg for Hanover at 2 P. M.
NEW PUBLICATION.—The Voter's
Text-Book is a little volume of great ser
vice at present. It is published by Asher,
Adams & Higgins, Buffalo, New York, and
contains much statistical and political his
tory. Agents for the sale of this work are
wanted in every county. Send for circular
giving full description. Terms very liberal.
JUST FROM THE ClTY.—Summer has
gone, and Nosing, ever ready Wader to
the wants of the people, has just returned
from the city with a large variety and all
styles of Fall and Winter Clothing, which
he is selling at prices far below those of
last season. His stock of Hata, Cape,
Boots and Shoes cannot be surpassed out
side of the oily. He selects his goods with
great care and always keeps his eyes open
to the wants of his customers. You will
find Nonnis' establishment on Chambers
burg etre°, next door to BusaLss's Drug
store, where the public are respectfully
invited to call and see for themselves.'
See advertisement. Sept. 18. 2t
NOW'S TEIr. T7.IIE.—R. C. COBEAN is
now selling his Hats, Caps, Boots and
Shoes, at greatly reduced prices, in order to
make room for his Fall and Winter stook.
Persons in want of any cuing in ibis Una
should call. He also keeps a No. 1 article
of Trunks, made expressly for his trade,
Valises, Carpet and 011 Sacks, cite. The
public will find at his establishment any
thing they want in the gentleman's fur
nishing line. Give him a Call. Store on
Chambereburg street next door to Jacob's
Clothing emporium. sept.lB.3t
THE MORNING GLORY.—CoI. C. H.
BUEHLER has received a large assortment
of these famous base -burning Stoves,
which on the score of economy, cleanli
ness, easy management, and general util
ity stand unrivalled and defy competition.
The great demand for them last season
taxed the capacity of the Manufacturers to
meet the demand. They are much im
proved and will doubtless ere long take the
place of all other stoves for parlor, office,
store and shop. Call and look at them,
at the Wareroom on corner of Carlisle and
Railroad street, opposite the depot.
113/
Also, on hand a full assortment of the
best varieties of COOKING STOVES,
including the Spear,Noble Cook, Waverly,
Oriental, Washing, Barley Sheaf, Prince
Royal, Royal Cook, Excelsior, cite. AT., all
WARRANTED to be good. bakers. If not
satisfitctory, they can be returned and the
money refunded. Also, a large assort
ment of Hollow Ware and Tin Ware,
Doty's Washing- Machine and Universal
Wringer. Call and examine. tf
*if'No loss can be more fatal to beauty,
especially in the female sex, than the loss
of the Hair ; glossy, luxiriant hair is one
of the most powerful of all personal charms.
When baldness or even a deficiency of hair
exists, we naturally look for a dry and
wrinkled skin, a faded complexion ; when
not actually seen, we see them in imagina
tion. Why, then, not cultivate your hair?
Encourage It and strengthen it; or if your
hair is gray or white, the natural color can
be restored by a few applications of Mrs
S. A. Amazes Impuovsn, (nets style) HAIR
Rasmus or DIMMING, (in one bottle.)
Price One Dollar. Every Druggist sells
it. . Sept. 4-4 t
EILLLING OFF.—A Ana chance for Bar
gains is now presented at thestore of Dux.-
HORN di HosimArt, in this place, who are
selling off their large and varied stook of
Dry Ociods at cost. Their goods are of the
latest 'Styles and best quality. Their stock
of cloths, masimeres, tweeds, etc., is exten
sive. They are going to sell their entire
stock, and persons would do well to call
early and get the Drat choice, as the goods
are selling rapidly. 'flee advertisement.
aug.2B.6t
NOW IS THE . TlMP.—Housekeepers
can economize by laying is their winter
coal at onoe, as freights are now lower
than they will be a month hence, and Coal
will necessarily rise. Persons desiring to.
save money, will do well to call at once on
Col. C. H. Buzin,zz, w,ho is prepared to
furnish all kinds of Stove, Blacksmith
and Lime-burner's Coal at lowest market
prioeii. _ tf
"FATAL NECESSITY NEVER
KNOWN UNTIL IT STRMF9."—Peo
ple rarely appreciate the necessity of an
effective hair preparation such as "Bar-
MA's Vegetable Hair Restneetaiveex -until
old age or disease renders them bald.—
Ev en then, however, Barrett's will restore
the hair in all its original lustre and abun
dance.:-Baltimore Commercial, it
erCelirid people 13116 itx:ause perfume, and
vice versa ; :ft is safe to set downs lady who,
uses that spiritual perfume, PRAWN'S
"FLOR DR MAYO," as • person of taste
and sensibilitypi a poetess, or a
fine musician. Bold by all druggists. 1-8
FOR RILE.—A large B4k Mow
dor Allad atria 41611911WilftlialQ1M,..saitabie
it - Iftres 4 oo lo 4oo l 4, . 01 0
low. Kvoy
taj
Cannon.—The Red Men will have a
celatation p 4 Liniontovtn on the 26th
—L Z. Pearson has bought for $2;225, the
house of Berapltine Yingling, demand, in
Westminstes ; F. R. Buell has bought for
$4,400 the new house of Israel Zebre, corner
of Bond and Green; and John 'Wantz of
Buchanan's Valley has bought for $3,700
the hpuse of Jesse L. Durbin.
Fiterisma.—Bamuel Frantz has sold his
mill property near Waynesboro', with 78
acres, to a Mr. Patterson, of Scranton, Pa.,
for 1182,500.—r The Franklin County Agri
cultural Pair will be held on the 6th; 7th,
Bth and 9th of October.--On the 26th there
will be a joint discussion at Waynesboro'
between Messrs. Cessna and Khrunell.—A
Republican mass meeting will be held in
Chambersburg on the 25th inst.
FREIDEMON. —The County Agricultural
Fair will be held October 20th, 21st, - 22nd,
and 23rd. The Society has appointed a
Committee to visit the Adams County Fair.
Youx.—A Grant Club has been form
edin Hanover, with these officers: Presi
dent, F. E. Metzger; Vice Presidents, J. A.
Renaut, Jacob A. Bender and Charles Z.
Thomas ; . Recording Secretary, Wm. F.
Stair; Corresponding Secretary, Dr. Horace
Apeman; Treasurer, Stephen Keefer.—
About 60 persons joined, at the first meet
ing. --Rev. Mr. Vaughan, Pastor of the 3d
Reformed Congregation In York; has re
signed to take effect Dec. I.—The Columbia
Telegram expresses the opinion that the
Columbia bridge will be
s completed and
ready for travel on the first ofJanuary next.
GENERAL NEWS
A sixauLAN. disease has been discovered
among the cattle in Warren county, lowa.
When attacked the cattle swell under the
throat, have the symptoms of being poison
ed by a rattlesnake, are perfectly wild, have
convulsions, and die in a few hours.
A GENTLEMAN of Norfolk found on Mon
day the enormous sum of $300,000 in an
old trunk which had not been opened for
several generations. Mr. Miles Bell was
the lucky man, and the money Spanish
milled dollars, Virginia currency of 177 G,
paper at that.—Norfolk Virginian.
A LITTLE girl named Mary Breen, whose
parents live in Patterson, N. J., was dis
covered on Friday evening hanging by a
piece of clothes line in the yard. She was
insensible when found, and died soon after.
It is thought she had been playing in a pile
of wood near by, and fell into the ready
made noose.
ERROPEAR WAlL—European despatches
represent a general War as immiuen t.
France and Prussia are thoroughly armed,
on a war footing, and watching each other
closely. The Pull Mall Gazette says
that In every capital of Europe the belief
that a great and immediate war is impend
ing grows day by day, and that Those best
informed expect it to break out before the
end of the year.
A REMARKABLE revival is in progress in
Water Street, New York city, one of the
worst sections of the city. John Allen,
called "the wickedest man in New Nork,'•
and Tommy Hadden, both noted dance_
house keepers, have professed conversion,
and converted their establishments into
prayer-meetings halls. Thousands of peo_
ple, prostitutes, shoulder-hitters, gamblers,
&c., attend daily.
Taoops FOR TEDIRESSEE.—The outrages
of the Ku-Klux-Klan in Tennessee induced
. the Legislature to send a Committee to
Washington to represent the terrible con
dition of things and ask for troops to protect
the people from murder and outrage. Pre
sident Johnson, satisfied of the existence of '
this organization, composed of Rebels, and
of their purpose to defy the State Govern
men; has ordered Gen. Thomas to use the
military in aid of the State Government.
SINGULAY: AND FATAL ACCIDENT. —Mr.
Park Burditt, a young man of excellent
"HY Met. hL
Captain Crooks' residence, in Belleville,
near Parkersburg, Vs., on the 7th ult., in
the following singular manner, Being
asked by Mrs. Crooks to shoot a couple of
chickens for dinner, he took up a loaded
rifle, and desiring to know whether it was
properly charged, rested it upon the floor of
the porch, while with his foot he pushed
back the trigger, and placing the muzzle to
his mouth, commenced to blow into the bar
rel, with a view of ascertaining whether
the sir would pass through the touch-hole•
While in the act of bloowihg his foot slip
ped trom the trigger, and the load was dis
charged into his mouth, blowing out his
brains and carrying away a large portion of
his skull. His death was instantaneous.—
He leaves a father and mother, and many
friends, to mourn his untimely death.
BESIDES "pressing the financial issue"
the copperhead organs are coming down
on taxation. Their platform insists that
all species of property shall be equall taxed.
The real estate of any State is probably.
valued at from double to three-quarters as
much as the personal property.. The value
of the real estate of Pennsylvania in 1860
was $561,192,980; of personal, $158,060,-
355---and this is a fair example of all. As
it is, real estate, so much the largest, pays
nothing directly to national taxation. It
only renders a per cent. on the net income.
If the copphead platform is made effectual,
three-fourths of all the national taxes of the
State will be thrown on to the farms and
houses and homes of the people.
MARRIED
BOLLINCiER—WOLFORD.-011 the 17th
inst. at the M. E. Parsonage, in this place
by Key. H. C. Cheston, Mr. John P. Bol
linger to Miss Sarah E. Wolford, both of
Adams county.
LEREW—SWONOER.—On the 20th ult.,
at York Springs, by Rev. D. M. Black
welder, Mr. P. W. Lerew to Miss M. A.
Swonger, both of Cumberland Co., Pa.
Lownzrz—Artztorm.—ln Manheini i
on the 2d inst., by Rev. Dr. Son, Mr.
Moyle Longini, of Lyons, lowa, to Miss
Lavinia, daughter of Abraham Arnold.
Mirrrzit.—SicznEn.—On the 10th inst.,
at the residence of the bride's father, the
Rev M. Snyder, by Rev. Pref. C. J. Ehre
hart, of Perin. College Mr. Reuben Min
ter to Miss Mary Ellen Snyder, all of
Arendtsvllle.
i'STAAßY—HAvEasrocire—Ou the 10th
inst., at York Springs, by Rev. D. M.
Blackwelder, Mr. D. F. Starry to Miss
Lizzie E. Haverstock, all of Hehilersburg.
DIED.
lill'Obituary notices 5 cents a line for
all over 4 lines—cash to accompany no-
Wes.
.Te.coss.—On the 29th ult., - Mr. David
Jacobs, of Butler township, aged 62 years
4 months and .8 days. •
Ossran.—On the 7th inst., near Arendt's
vine" Kr. David Orner t aged 68 years 9
months and 9 days.
tiloarr.—On the Bth inst., in Liberty ,
township, infant son of Abraham V. and
Josephine Scott.
"Dearest infant, thou haat left us ;
We thy loss most deeply feel,
Bat 'lls God that bath bereft us,
He can all oar sorrows heal.
Yet again we hope toeat thee
When the day of life p ilk fled,
There in Heaven with joy to greet thee
Where no farewell tear is shed."
"LET US HAVE PEACE."
GRANT & COLFAX!
t ane come Ohtb," at Millet . Mitektre,
Theruka Abeetiev. Apt.1%,..t e' le. AU • the
Weeds ordnibt Colfax are-requ to be pri! ,
:HILL ;B7Preg7 -0 /
Pazabzwr. .
•
D R. WM. STALLS Ts, Deter''
tat, Isviig locatot - *it Ostgystrwig, airs Mil '
ssrviassrWAsras. Oleos in Baltimore steerat;th:
lionk axon .= a igh's Oonfsesionsty, whale int'
sril2 6.
Mill be peilleered to Weed to esq ems flee
grovities of the Dentist,. Perms waist or** : /
tinia.eiggst Oiith aritalet ,
mop," i , c“, ~ - .
--: f,
voinv it hi lativittis.
AultAmore Grain & 'Produce iiarket.
Theirsthl Awning.
81/PER FLOUR, ... 8 25 @ 9 00
EXTRA. FLOUR, 9 75 @lO 50
WERTZ WIERAT, 2 10 @ 2 35
RED WHEAT, • 2.00 0' 2 55
Cots, ' 1 20 @ 1 -30
Rue, 1 35 @ 150
OATS,' G 6 0 75
TIMOTHY-SIRD, 3 15 @ 3 25
8 50 0 900
FLAY SIiD , 2 05 , 275
BACON, BROITLDIAI3, ......... 14 @ 141
" Same, 4.... 17 @ 171
" Kum. 2o} @ 22}
LARD, 10 @ 20
Ginn, Phila 1 44i
Gettysburg Grubs & Prevision Market.
, Geagiburg, .Fri.lay Morning.
Stress FLODB, 10 00
EXTRA FLotrra, •... 11 00 @l2 00
Winne WHEAT, 2 30 0 2 50
RED WHEAT, OOO @ 2 10
COHN, - •• • • 115
RYE, 1 20
OATS, 55
RILICKWIIHAT, 1 00
TIMOTHY SEED, 2 75
CLOVER. Sun, ....... ........ 6 50
POTATOES, ' •• • • 1 00
BtrrrExt, 30
LAIID, 16
EGos, 18
al 00M, HAMS, •• • 20
" SIDES, 16
•
" SHOULDEPA, 16
SOAP, 1 ® 8
TALLOW, 10
gew gArtrtiottuent-5.
To Builders.
PROPOSALS will be received by the undersigned
until Ist OCTOBER NEXT for erecting at the
Orphans' Homestead at Gettysburg, a Two-tryolty
BRAME HOUSE, WITII ramscil ROOF, &c., accord
ing to plans and specificatione which may be seen at
the Homestead. The committee reserve to themselves
the right to reject any, or all bide deemed onest infac
tory. J. C. BURNS.
Sept. 18.-2 t Steward.
GRAY'S FERRY PRINTING
INK WORKS,
Gray's ltrry Road if Thirty-third lb
C.E. BOBINSO.N,
BLACK AND COLORED PRINTING AND LITHO
GRAPHIC INKS, VARNISHES, &C.
Sep t.l 8.-3 m
REGISTER'S NOTICES.
NOTICE is hereby given to all
Legatees and other persons concerned, that the
Administration Ateennts hereinafter mentioned will
be presented a t the Orphans' Court of Aflame county
for corilltirdatkin and allowance, on MONDAY, the 13tla
day of OCTOBER next, at 17o'cli,ck, A. M., viz :
1643. First and final account of 1100. Inanc R o bi„,,„„ ,
GOltninistrator of lion .I,e'd.
. .
167. The first account of nouns E. C ond Geo.
11. Cook. Execatord of DsivkiE Cook, deceased.
164. The first account of Ifielier,l Myers. Adiniiiiii
tratrix of estate of llatufltolt Myers, dor-Nuts!.
VV. 1). HOLTZ WultTll, Iteg (Ater:
Oct. 18,1863.—tc
pußLic SALE
Chi &lanky, &Timber 19ri, 1564, at 1 o'clock, P. M.
The undersigned will eel' at his rveldence on Semi
nary Ridge, the following property, viz:
2 BEDSTEADS and Dodd - og, 1 new Bedstead, I new
Cooking Stove 1 BOVIMIO, Table, Iron Pots, cud a vs•
riety or other article'.
Attendance will Oa given nod terms made known on
du of pie by ()coma il10111)4A3, es my Agent.
JA mgs CALOW4.I, A uctiosetr
p OR . SALE
A first-class Farm of 17'S Acres Limestone land, :10
Acres of which ore in heavy white oak Timber; situ
ated in Adams county, re Commogo creek, three
miles from Hanover, on the high road, and on the
railroad f.om Hanover to Littlestuan, and adjoining
Bollinger's Mill property. (formerly K ittm Were).—
bniklings coculist of • drat-class Born, ample out
,dln2e, now Tenant Hasse, and large brick Han
aloe House, all in superior condition. This (arm is
offered for sale low, and on accommodating berme.—
Apply to the undersigned redding on the premises.
Address, F. A. OHL,
Sail's Station, Adams county, to.
Sept. 15.-41*
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
The Administrators of the e the to of John 11,ke, de
ceased. will offer at Public ,os Saturday the 17th
of October next,. under en of the Orphans' Court
of Adams county, the Moose and Lot now occupied
by F. D. Daphorn on the west side of Carlisle street,
near the public square, bounded north by an alley,
and south and west by other property 01 said estate.
The Lot Is 41 feet front by 3o sect deep with a ten,
arlft-iLibilike 71aicb bee been recently Atted
dance and well artonted
Persons wishing to pareteme property will do well
to ere it their attention.
Bale will commence at I o'clock, P.M., when &amid
dance will be given and terms made known by
ANN X 110X11, Adder,
PRANK D. DUPLIORN, Adm'r.
J. CLLnwrLL, Auctioneer. •
Sept. 1 A—ta
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
By virtue of a Decree of the Orphan..' Court •f Ad
ams county, the undersigned, Guardian of the minor
children of Jacob Lanslager, deceased, will *ell at
Public gale, on B.2turday, the 61st day 'V Oclobcr
all o'clock, P. a tte premise.., a Lot of iirtitind,
in the borough of Littlestown, Adam. county, Penn 1.,
known as No. I of lit...haw . . Addition, fronting 40
feet on North Queen street, and 66 feet iu rear, with
a depth oft feet, .olj doing lot No. '2 on the north
and public on too asst a nil south. The Improve•
menet cohsist of a g, -I two story Frame Dwelling, a
good well of water, ill Ace fruit trees, grape sines,
TI.: location is desirable, being near the public
squ-ire.
Attendance will be ,riven an 4 terms made known on
clay of sale by W3l. 1.1. LANaibribES,
Sept. I.3.—bt °oar di.n
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE •
AT PRIVATE SALE
The subscriber cd'ere at Private Sale the valualls
Farm, on which he noir nobles, situate in linutington
township, Adams gounty, Pa., about 2 miles south of
Petersburg, near Rierman's Mill, adjoining lands of
Joseph Wierman, Joseph A. Wierman, Kerman 'Mer
man' and others, containing 64 ACRES, more or lees.
Improvements are a two-story Frame arid log
Weatherboarded Dwelling, with a Log Kitchen at
tacbiipd; Log Mara, Wagon Shed, Corn Crib,. a Frame
Weetherboarded Shop, and other outbuildings. There
are two good Springs, one of them convenient to the .
home, a thriving young Apple Orchard, about 150
bearing Peach trees. about 25 bearing Pear trees, and
other fruit. There is a Lair proportion of go xi Timber
and Meadow. There are between 4040 and 50(10 young
fruit trees in a Nursery, which will be sold with the
Property?
Any person desiring to clew the premises can call
OA thirsiThseriber residing thereon. The property la
in good bitter.
lithe above property be not sold by the last of Oct
ober, it will than be for Rent.
Sept. 1.8.-6 t
1868. MILLINERY.' 1868.
MISS McCAEARy
LTASJust returned from tha'City with a largo as
Portment of Fall
BONNETS &,.HATS.
Alec, Bonnet and Mkt Trim:shins of the latest styles
with an assortment of fashionable
Fancy and Toilet Goods
sbe is determined to sell at 'the eery lowest cash
prices.
REA D Y-MAD.E..I3ON.NA'TS
grlll:be kept on band, and Bottoota owe to order at
the shortest notice.
Milliners supplied with goods to sett again on the
most (evocable terms, and patterns with instructions
gratis. TBept.
CHEAP SHOES !
w E ch b & e .. `' „, r .Ta l e a i r Vlar ws7rlllta.:nsoilodraTir for
1'
PRICES.
For quality of goods and price we invite comparison
16.31 en's and Boy's Heavy Boots at very low prices
ROW & WOODS.
Sept. 4,-6t.
CARPET WEAVING.
The subscriber respectfully informs the public
that he has commenced WEAVING CARPETS at his
residence in GREEN RIDGE, Adams county, on the
pike from New Ox ford to Hainpton, 2 miles north of
New Oxford and 2 Mil* south of Hampton lily work
le warraute~ to give metre satisilictiterr. Having "al•
mod spent • life.time at the Business, 'claim' to be
mecond tone carpet-weaver anywhere. Tiy me arid b 6
convinced. HENRY SPECK.
Green Ridge, Pa., 136 1 4 .41.--St •
LAST N 0 T O , E .
The subscribers would again request those indeblask
to them, to call and settle their account/.Our Books
most be closed, and all unsettled accsiimits: Vier the.
Lt of N 0 ,.../mr, will Positively be &mkt with an ot
iose lb: collection. PAXTOti k WElkikkßY. •
Pa., August 28.-44 ,
. • -
JFlVihetliTooEl TEACHERS .
of Rini ' S E eh p eoi:
Dletriet will meet Initntrlll.ld, ose aphoodew, the 19th
day i d' September, anP lO , T.III4ICMI.RS, for
-the Pall and Winter Sesettem.
C. J. LUINTON,-Secretary.
Snit. 11.-2 t
pAMPHLET LAWS.
The PAMPHLET LAWBI:Ir 1868, have been re
ceived at the Prothenotarre °face, sod ate tic* ready
4br elsisibet ion Mang
J. the perm= entitled bylaw to
resolve th A. Ptoth'y.
apt
• N trd
tV .‘ ANTED *.
pow.
s zjill No fl o 2 . !ett
c T ; eac , h A er
iconntl• Tenn 6 !months. Salary literal.
By O rder. J.W.HINDRIX, Bee'y.
. . .. . .
• _ .
jEto it SA L: R.. ~ • : -
d.
,err desirable kisH6, 211..taA4ir otoehole4
"b rood buildings, *se sane tram blisesey,_
4110. dellidrOLD.;*,
ine3
Manufacturer of
JOHN L. BURNS.
[Sept.lB-1t
JOHN CLRA TEE
gtu; Athiertifitintits.
EINE
ELECTRIC
TELEGRAPH IN CHINA
THE EAST INDIA TELEGRAPH COMPANY'S
MIMI,
NOR. 28 AND 25 NASSAU STRIZET,
•
NEW YORK,
Organized under special charter from the State of
New York.
kA.MID,OOO.
$60,000 SHARES, $lOO EACH
=I
Ilow. ANDREW G. CURTIN, Philadelphia. '
PAUL 8. FORBES, of Russell t Co., China,
FILED. BUTTERFIELD, of Jr. Blintorleld / Co
New York.
ISAAC LIVERMORE, Treasurer Michigan Central
Railroad. Boatou.
ALEXANDER HOLLAND, Treasurer American
press Company, New York.
Hos. JAMES NOXON, Syracuse, N. Y.
0. 11. PALMER, Treasurer Weeterrt Union Yak,-
graph Company, New York.
FLETCHP.R WESTRAY, of Weetray, Gibbs A Hard•.
castle, New York.
NICHOLAS MICKLES, New York.
OFFICERS
A. GAN BM, President.
N.lll LES, Vice President.
GEORGE ELLLS (Cashier National Bank Common
wealth,) Treasurer.
Hos. A. K .McCLURE, Philadelphia, Solicitor.
The Chinese Government haying (through the Hon.
Anson Burlingame) conceded to the Onnpany the pri
vilege of connecting the great seaports of the Expire by
submarine electric telegraph cable, we propose comnsens
drag operations in China, and /airing down a line of
nine hundred miles at once, between the following
ports, cis :
ME!
F2=l
Hong•Koog.
Swatow
Amoy...
Poo-Chow
Wan Chu.
Ningp0.......
Haug Chean
Ebanglut..
OEM
These ports have a foreign commerce of $900,000,-
000, and en enormous domestic [rude, beside which we
have the Immense internal commerce of the Empire,
radiating from those points, through it. canals and
navigable rivers.
The cable being laid, this Company proposes erect.
lug laud liz.es, and establishing a speedy and trust-
worthy means of communication, which must com
mand there, us ever} where else, the communications
of the Government, of business, and of social life,
especially in China. She has no postal system, and
her only means now of communicating informakm is
by couriers on land, and by steamers on water.
The Western World knows that China is a very large
country, in the main densely peopled ; but few yet
realize that she contains more than a third of the hu
man race. Tba latest returns made to her central
authorities for taxing purpoem by tho local magi*.
trate., make her population Four Hundred and /bur
fun Millions, and the is wore likely to be nuder than
over the actual aggregate. Nearly all of -hese, who
are over ten }ewe old, not only can but do read and
.write, tier civilization Is peculiar, but her literature
is as eXtetathis as that of Europe. China is a land of
teachers and trailers; and the latter are exceedingly
quick to avail themselves of every prufferedafacifity
for procuring early information. It Is observed in
California that the Chinese make great nee of the tele
graph, though it there transmits messages In English
alone. To day great numbers of fleet steamers are
owned by Chinese merchants, and used by them ex
clusively for the transmission of early intelligence.—
if the telegraph we propoee connecting all their great
seaports, were now In existence, it is believed that its
bueiness would pay the cost within the first two years
of its successful operation, and would ateadily increase
thereafter.
So cutrrpriee c,,airne ode itself RA in a greater de
gree remunerative to capitalists, awl to our whole
people, It Is of a rant national imports:sue com
mercially, politically, and evangelically,
s*.The stock of this Company hue been unquali
fiedly recommended to cepitaltete and business men,
as adeeirab le investment by editorial articles in the
New York Berard,
.Tribune, World, Time,, Post.
press, independent, and in the Philadelphia North
American, Prat, Ledger, Inquirer, Age, Bulletin and
Telegraph.
hharee of this Company, to a limited number, may
be obtained at $5O each, $lO payable down, $l5 on the
let of November, and $25 payable in monthly instal
ment, of $'1.50 tech, commenting December 1,1868,0 n
application to
DREXEL & CO.,
34 SOCITII THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA
Shares can be obtained to Gettymborg by application
to J. E. Bain, Cashier 4 the Gettyebutg National
Bank ; in Oxford, to J. iiNVII.II, Cashier of National
Bauk ; who are Bankers, authorized to reeeire sub
scriptions; and can give all neceaaavy inforniatioi on
the subject. j2ept.lB, 1568.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
I have opened an agency for the
SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
in conr,etl•in with my law business In Gettysburg
and will give personal attention to the
Examination of Titles, Con
veyancing •Investment
of money
Parties wishing to sell, or boy land*, may find It to
their advantage to call. Several
Farms and Woodland
FARM, Pa1c6,5 7 , 003
A TRACT, OD ACRES, FOR $1,%00
A GOOD FARM, 230 ACRES, VERY CHEAP
A FARM, 130 ACRES, FOR $3,000
A FARM. 65 ACRES, FOR r.,275
A. PARS!, 54 ACRES, FOR $2,400
A VERY GOOD FARM, 100 ACRES
A VERY 000 D FARM, 125 ACRES
A VERY GOOD FARM, 160 ACRES
A NO. 1, FRUIT FARM, 260 ACRES
In the neighborhood of Gettysburg—also, property in
I=
R. G. 3IcCRKARY,
Get tymlkurg, July 10.18101.—t f.
DR. TAYLOR'S
OLIVE BRANCH
BITTERS.
A mild and agreeable TONIC STIMULANT, STOM
ACHIC. AND CARIL•AATI{B
BIT TERS,
Extracted entirely from
HERBS AND ROOTS.
Highly beneficial in
DYSPEPSIA,
GENERAL DEBILITY,
AND LOSS OF APPETITE ;
end an excellent CORRECTIVII for the persona eoL
foringlrom Dl orders of the Bowels, Flatulence, IR
Sold Everywhere.
Depot, No. 413 Market street, Philad' a.
J. K. TAYLOR & CO
Bept. 11, 1868.1-11
Pennsylvania College,
'GETTYSBURG, PA:
Session or Prinnsyksassla College *ill be
gin on Thursday, the 24th day of &Tamber, and.
continue thirteen weeks. In addition 14 , 44"Fge Mtn!
Otßdrogessorc, the Institutial isJarnialied . with en
teneive Phllcisophieal and Vcsinical Apparatus, and.
Geological Cabinet.
The new Preparatory Building. will be ready for oc
cupancy. The rooms in this DepartnentWEl be tar
nished. Expenses, a:elusive of Books and Stationary,
from $6B to $B5 per Session. Mask on piano extra.
i~ For ihrthei Particulars, addreas . - •
M. President, or
Principal.
Aug. 21;-26t
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COE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE.
COE'B DYSPEPSIA CURE
COE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE
COE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE.
COE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE.
COE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE.
COE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE.
COE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE.
COE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE.
COE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE
COE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE
COE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE
Popnlatton.
1,000,000
130.000
250,000
Thle world renowned remedy kr the nnfelllog core of
.200,000
.250,000
.1,240,000
...300,000
DYSPEPSIA,
-400,000
1,200,000
.1,000,000
Indigestion, Sick Headache, Sourn;sti
Acidity of Stomach, Rising of Food,
Flatulency, Lassitude, Weariness,
Biliousness, Liver Complaint,
finally terminating in Death.
.6,910,000
L urged upon the attention and trial of sufferers
from this most horrible of ail disdains'. Dyspepsia
shows its ravages in a thousand different forms, in
fact, all disorders of the Stomach and Bowels, with all
their complaints, such as Sick Headache, Ilartborn,
Depression, general sense of uneasiness and feeling
that you are not well. Food dirtrepea you, rises and
sours on your stomach ; breath is bad, skin at times
flushed and hot; don't fee) as it you could move or
stir shout, and worst of all, Indigestion or Constipa
tion, are nothing more nor less than Daypeps La.—
Thousands upon thousands suffer and die this way and
nal ther themselves or physicians know what ails them
except that they are surely dying.
Header we repeat it, this is all Dyspepsia If you
would have proof ef our statement, if you would save
yourselves, and children from an early grave, it you
would have health sod energy and strength, again we
beg you to try one bottle of
Coe's Dyspepsia Cure
You will tee how soon it will diepel your bad feel
ings and gloomy forebodings. law soon it will chaos
away any species of Dyspepsia. Flow soon it will give
you new life and vigor, and bow soon it will maks a
well man or woman of you. For your own sake, for
the sake of everybody suffering, we beg, we entreat
yon to try it.
FOR LIVER COMPLAINT AND
• BILIOUS DERANGEMENTS,
It lea Sovereign Remedy while for Fever and Ague,
and all three diseases which are generated in a mist
mit climate, It is a certain preventive and cure.
That Its wonderful medicinal virtue. may not stand
alone upon our statement, we append • few unsolicited
testimonials from those whose position in society and
reputation
as
eputation citizens will place their evidence beyond
all question, and carry with them strength and con
viction to the most Incredulous.
Mi. LErfrA Briton, a wholesale merchant' of 30
years, in Milwaukee, one of the moat reliable and
careful men in the State, 'aye, under date
Masai:rim, Wm., Jan. 24., 1888.
MUMS. C. G. Cilia k CO., Nov Haven, anm.
Both myself and wife have ruled (he's Dyspepsia Ca re,
and it baa proved PERFECTLY satisfactory as a Rem
edy. 1 have NO hesitation In saying that we have re
eiesed ONEAT BEEN/IT from Ste rue.
V 7srg=r ll7' Laura SEXTON.
f Prom Rer. L. F. Ward, Avon, Lorain Co., 0.1
Attoreey at law
MAMAS. STROM; k AILINTIONG
Genticeicn,--it glees me great pleasure to state that
my wife has derived great benefit from the use of
Coe's DyspepsiaCtire. She has Leen for a number of
years greatly troubled with Pyspepia, accompanied
by violent paroxysms of constipation which so pros
trated her that ebe was all the while, for months, un
able to do anything. She took, at your instance, Coe's
Dyspepsia Cure, and has derived GREAT BENEFIT
PROM IT, and 's now comparatively well. She re
gards this medicine as a great blessing.
Truly yours,
Jan. 13, MSS. L. P. WARD.
(Prom Rer. ISAAC Allegheny, Rt.]
Josses Yuman, Dknegist.
No. 84 Market Mtreet..Pittaburgb
Sta :—I take great pleasure in stating that, after
having suffered from dyspepsia for about fifteen years,
at some periods much more than others, I have been
entirely oared by the use of Coe's Dyspepsia Cure.—
My friends know that of late, years my mule has been
an extreme one. I had great suffering from eating
any kind of food, and on an average would vomit about
one-third of my meals,ln a soar indigestible mass.
When the severe atta cks would come, I would lose all
strength and become utterly helplesa Soma of the
attacks would be Bo severe that for days together I
rah ,
would retain any thing on my stomach, save a lit
tle d and 'tea, Poe years I knew not what it
rx
was to live consecutive beers wlthoilt intense
pain. Prom the time I took the first dose of this
medicine 1 - ceased lrandting, gradually all soreness
pausal away, and flesh and strength returned, end
ever since I have been able to eat any kind of food
set upon the table. Six months have now passed
without any symptoms of the return of the disease.
My MO waif cogsidered by all, even physicians, so
marvelous, that far a time it war feared is might be
fictitious; but I am now so well convinced, that I
hays not been merely relieved, but permanently
curd, that I can conscientiously recommend Coe's
Dyspepsia Cure to all vlctlmsof the Dyspep lK sia.
ISAAC AEN,
Late Pastor of the Deaver ft. M. N. Church, Allegheny.
CONCLUBM •EVLDENCE
NSW Sevin, Cry June 1, 1107.
Miteerat. p. 6, Cluiik £Co:
Gatios:—Being atones, from-the great benefit de
rived, tommdtt In opreeding.the lemeotCoe's Dyspep
eta Cure, I would state my case. Something over a
year Igo plods. violent attack of Diarrhea, which
lasted eight weeke, duriug which time I employed
thtee physicians; brit - without relle4 until J. tried
Coes - Dyspepsia Cure. The first doe. helped me; I
took It three times *day :or a week and was entirely
cured; and I believe to-day that it saved my life. Be
ing Attacked In a similar way this ammon, I took one
dose Which pit me all right. I would advise every
family to keep It on hand - reedy for Immediate use, la
ma. of liummimpr BOWIId OmaPlablia
Cr. DUN N.
The abovaKr.Datur tuitttutr euthiuy, end We CAI/
Tour& &or the above stitemeat being true.
Y. AIt.NOLD & CO.
MI
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gelltdvtilistuttnis. I
ST. LOUIS < IRON MOUNTAIN
RILROAIi COMPANY'S Seven
- percent. flret Mortgage Bonds. February and
Anguet Coupons. The earnings of the completed road
to Pilot Knob ere now more than the Interest on the
entire mortgage. The proceeds of these Bonds are
adding tothe security every day. Orer $8,000,000
have been spent on the property, and not over $2,000,
000 of bonds twined thus far. The constantly increas
ing traffic of carrying one, with the prospect of can.
trolling all the travel from St. Louis to the Southern
States, ensures an enormous revenue. The Directors
own 8-10 of the stock for iota/men!, and are in te-sst
ed. to enrich the property on we ll an to economise its
expenses.
ent
OS. , St. Louis, Mo.
We, the TLl undersigned, Nc ordially d recommend these
seven per cent. montage bonds, of tho St. Louis and
Iron Mountain Railroad. twit good security. The rev
enue of the road will be large, snd the administration
of the affairs of the Company is In capable and a:pert
ained bands, and is entitled rti the greatest confidence
of the public.
JAMES B. THOMAS, Mayor of St. Louis.
JOUR J. ROE, Pres't St. Louis Chamber of Commerce.
E. W. PDX, Pree't St. Louis Board of Trade.
BARTON BATES, Pres't North Missouri Railroad.
J. H. BRITTON, Pree't Nat. Bank of the State of Mo.
WM. L. EWING, Pree't ci the Her. N. D. of St. Louis.
GEO. H. RYA, Pree't Second Nat. Bank of St. Lentil.
JAS. B. BADS, Chief Eng. St. Louis & 111. Bridge Co. -
GEO. W. TAYLOR, Pres't Pacific Railroad (of Mo.)
WM. TASSIG, Pres't Traders' Bank, St. Louis.
JOHN R. LIONBEJLGER, Pres't T. N. Bank, St. Louts;
.Al OLPIIDS METER, Vice-Pree't U. Pacific Railway.
ROBERT BARTII, Pres't lierman Savings Institrtion.
Coupons payable in the city of New York. A limit
ed number of the above named Ronde !mule at Eighty
five. Parties, living out of tho city can remit by draft
or expenses, and the bonds will be returned by express
free of charges. We invite the attention of capitalists
and other, to them as, in our opinion, a very desirable
investment, destined to rank as a Brat-class security.
Descriptive Pamphlets, Mays and information can be
had on application to TOK N SEND. WIIELEN A CO.,
N 0.309 Walnut et., Philadelphia, Agents of the St.
Louis and Iron Mountain R. R. Co.
Philadelphia references:—Camaata laox Cu.; GAW,
DAWN A Co.; Taos. A Blunts A Co.
AXE S ,
All Styles and Shapes.
le2i - GET YOURS FOR NOTHING."Ii4
Any ono who scuds us an order for FIVE (5) ASKS,
at ONE DOLLAR AND A HALF EACII, with the cash,
will receive ONE EXTRA, Ilia NOTIIINO.
We will put our Axe alontside of any other make
and prove it the hest finished and the largest steel,
tueasuring two and a half Inched.
We have made Axes for twenty-two years, and won't
yield the palm in shape to any manufacturer, and yet
c.infess.that a •'encker of Illinois," called Coucas,
beat U 3 In his patent shape. Thu circular bit arid con
tinuous edge makes the same labor produce twice as
much effect.
Ural
=la
RED JACKET
A X - E .
Any one who sends us en onlor for FIVE AXES of
this shape,. at TWO ($2)) DOLLARS EACH, with the
C. 1913, will receive ONR EXTRA, FOR NOTHING.
Ail responsible Hardware Dealers sell the -LIPPIN.
COTT ALES." Buy from theta. But if there should
happen to be one so unfortunate as not to know ne,
send the money and we will be sure to please you.
LIPPINCOTT & BAKEWELL,
PITTSBURGH, PENNA
sirsot. ownera of Culturn'a Patent Axe
,8120 0 YEAR TO AGENTS to sell the STAR
• SHUTTLE SEIVINIi MACHINES. Full
particular free. Extra inducemente to experienced
Agents. Cell on or addre. W. G. WILSON & CO..
Cleveland. 0. ; Boston. EMS ,or St. Louie , Mo.
WA INTEI)- -A G TS. 7 ''f°'rl,.,l.Li
the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SEE FAMI
LY SEWING MACHINE. Price only $lB. Aeleireea
BECOMB et CO., Pittebargh, Pa., or Botitoo, Meae.
L,ANTED.—SALES3IFIN to travel fur a Manufac-
T taring CoLapany and bell Ly dainplc. Goal wage,.
are guaranteed. Addre,a, with stamp, H. D. HAMIL
TON dr CO.. No. 413 Chestnut sr., l'hila., Pa.
AGENT -, lit 1 . )
, sl l 7 6 s L t%in r t , h ,
u to .
INE 01101 DE HUNTING CASED WATC ' iI ES, beet irai.
tatfon gold watches made. Price $l5. Great induce
ments to agents. Address Gamma WAnix & Co., Boston,
!lass.
TO GOOD TRUSTY AGENTS—Wu will guarauty
per week tnd expensw. Icr particulars, addreas
G. W. JACKSON & CO., 11:dtirsore. Md.
A LL wanting employment can hat, a good bustnese
11. by addressing Davis k Ban., ;75 Mnsom et, Phila.
GREAT ONE DOLLAR SALE
Hundreds of articles fur families at ONE DOLLAR
each. New Pall Circular now ready. Check,' 10 cents
each,describing►rticle. Orwtt inducements to A gent..
STOCKMAN t CO., s.l Water street, Bosom, )lass.
It
TS the only pleasant and permanent cure for ASTIIM
as being testified by many grateful pationte.
ItEriILENCLS :--Geo. R. Stuart, Esq., 13 Bank street,
Phila.; Rey. R. W. Walser. .llanchealer, Md.
One bottle $2 ; three for3s. CII AS. Ji.G.F.IGER, M.
D., Manchester, Carroll county, Md.
BLOOD. MANHOOD—nothing so Important.
sßend two stamps lot sealed 75 pages
on tau a hole subject. Dr. IVnirrisa, conndential phy
sician, 617 St. Charles st., St. Louis, 310, stands pre
eminently above another., in his speciality. No mat
ter who tailed, state your case. Patients treated by
mail in every State,
SYCIMMANCY, OR SOUL CHARMINCr. How
either sea may fascinate and gala the affectioni of
any one they choose, instantly also eeco re prwmerlty
in love ofbosiness. Every one can aclutre this Jan
=roe.. Tui.,,nnn., bnni.
by ne ten years, the late of which has been en-
OrMOVIII, and tithe only book of the kind in the Eng—
lish language. Bent by mail for 15 cta., or Bee for one
dollars, together with a guide to the unmarried,' Ad.
dreaa T: WILVAM. & CO., Book Publishers, Phila., Pa.
THE SUCCESS
OP TIIE,ONE DOLLAR SALE RAS CAUSED SUCH
A COMPLETE
REVOL UTIOINT
IN TRADE,
That iu order to supply the demand occasioned by our
constantly increasing PATRONAGE, WE HAVE RE
CENTLY MADE IMPORTATIONS FOR THE 'FALL
TRADE, DIRECT FRO.M. EUROPEAN MANUFAC
TURES
AMOUNTING to NEARLY 0500,000,
So that we are prepared every description of
DRY AND FANCY GOODS, SILVER PLATED WARE,
CUTLERY, WATCHES, ALBUMS,
JEWELRY, AC.
Oj belle! qualify than any other con
cern in the country for the uniform
prirc of
ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE
Alit-The best of Boston and New :York references
given as to the reliability of oar h ',use. and that our
business la conducted in the fairest and, moat legiti
mate manner possible, anti that. we give greater value
for the money than can be obtained in tiny other way.
ALL GOODS DAMAGED ORDROKESLV TRANS.
PORTATION REPLACED frirno LT CHARGE.
200 HICKORY,
AT SANDOE'S MILL
ta..pric. $2 and $3 per cord on the ground.
OHO. ARNOLD.
OUR COMMISSIONS TO AGENTS Gettysburg. Aug. 22, 1863.—tt
itirChecks describing articles .id sent to agents in
CIM.E at rates mentioned below. We guarantee every
article to cyst lean than if bought at any Boston or
New York Wholesale Ilona..
Exceed those of every other establishment of the b Ind,
—proof of this eau bo found Ira comparing our pre—
miums with those of others for Clubs of the same size,
in eddlzion to wizbeh we claim to glee better goods of
the same character.
We wilt tend to .Agents free of charge:
FOR A CLUB OF 'OO AND THREE DOLLAR 3-1 don
good linen Shirt Fronts. 1 set Solid Cold Studs. All
Wool.Cassimere for Pant, Fine white Counterpane,
large sine. 1 elegant_Blinicral Skirt. 20 yards brown
or bleached Sheetingornoil yuulity, yard wide, I elegant
100 Picture Morocco-loamid Album., 1 double
lens Stereoscope and 12 Foreign Views. 1 slip, plated
engraved 5 bottle Castor. 1 elegant Silk Fanorith Iva
ry or Sandal Wood Frame, fe , thered edge and epan
gled. 1 Steel Carving Knife and Fork, very [Peet quali
ty, ivory balanced handle. I handsotne beaded and
lined Parasol. 10 yda. good Print. I very fine Damask
Table Coier. 1 pair bent quality Ladies' Serge Con
gress Roots. 1 doe. fine Linen Towels. ?.::; dos. Rogers'
best SilverDeeisert Forks. 1 Ladies' large real Moroc
co Traveling Bag. 1 fancy dress pattern. 34 doe. ele
gant Silver plated engraved Napkin Rings. 1 doz. La
dles' fine Merino or Cotton Stockings. Dente' heavy
chased solid Geld Ring. 1 pr. Ladies' high eat Bal
moral Boots. 1 elegant Delaine Dress Pattern. 1 Violist
and Bow, in box' complete. 1 set Jewelry, pin, ear
drops, and sleeve buttons.
FOR A CLUB OF 50 AND FIVE DOLLARS-L 1 black
or colored Alpacca Dress Pattern. 1 get Lace Curtains,
1 pr. all Wool Blankets. Engraved Silver plated 6 bot
tle Revolving Cantor. 1 beautiful Writing Desk.. 1
1 solid Gold Scarf Pin. 34yds.very line Coggirnere, for
Pants and Vest. 1 set ivory balanced handle Knives
with silver plated Forks. 1 elegant Satin Parasol,
heavily beaded and lined with gill. 1 pr. gents. Calf
Boots. 30 yds. good Print. 30 yds. good brown or
bleached Sheeting, yard wide or 40 yds. wide,
good quality. 1 ladies' elegant Morocco Traveling beg.
1 square Wool Shawl. 1 plain Norwich Poplin Dress
pattern. 1% yd.t. don. width cloth fir ladies' cloak.
Elegant engraved Silver plated Tea Put. 3 yds. doable
width water proof cloth fur ckaking.
FOR A CLUB OF 100 AND TEN DOLLARS-1 rich
Merino or Thibet Dress pattern. 1 pair tine Damask
Table Cloths and Napkins to match. t pair gent a French
Calfßoots. 1 heaiy, silver plated engraved lee Pitcher.
Very fine all Wool Cloth for Ladies' cloak. 1 web very
best quality brown or bleached Shoaling. 7' 4 pie. tine
Caggirnere for suit. 1 elegant Poplin Dress pattern. 1
elegant English Being° Dress pattern. 1 beautiful
English Dermot Shawl. 1 set Ivory balanced handle '
Knives and Forks. 1 ladies or gents, liver Hunting
cage Watch. 1 Bartlett Used, Portable Sewing Ma
chine. cilMendid Family Bible, steel engravings, with
record and photograph pages. 25 yds. ,loud Hemp Car
poling, good colerg. 1 pair good 51arsoillrs Quilt.. 1
good 6 barrel Revolver. 1 elegant fur-rung and cape.
I. single barrel Shot Gun. 1 Sliver plated, engraved, 8
bottled Revolving Castor, cut glass bottles. I very
tine Violin and Bow, In case. 1 let Ivory balanued
Kniyes end Forks.
Presents for letger Clubs Inetesge !tithe game ratio.
Send Money by Registered Letter.
eatiogasootoosalat tower addrois frac
L'AILKKIL & CO,
Nue. 9S and 100 Summer et, Boston
Sept 4.—dc .
FOR SALE,
A CLOTHING STORE,
WIIIII A WELL SHIRCTED
EMI
STOCK,
t i t gt ,trtfinututs.
7 5 0 -: iti I I, -F;
OP TUE:
UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD
Are now finished and fn operation. Although this
road Is built with great rapidity, the work 4 thorough.
ly done, and Is pronounced by the United States tour.
missioners to be first-class In every respect, bdtres it
Is accepted, and Detre any bonds can be Issued upon
it.
Bap and excellence of cocuttructlon have been
secured by • complete dlvlakni of labor, and by die.
triboting the twenty thousand men employed skew
the line Ibr loag diatancia at once. It Is DOW pro•
bible that the
Whole Line to the PACIFIC wilt
be Completed in 1869.
The Company have ample means of which the Gov
ernment grants the right of way, and an necessary
timber and other materials found along the line of its
operations; also 12,800 acres of land to the mile, taken
in alternate sections on each side of Its road; also
United States Thirty-year Bonds, amounting to from
SIO,OOO to 148,000 per mile, according to the difficul
ties to be surmounted on the various auctions to be
built, for which it takes a second mortgagees security,
and it Is expected that not only the Interest, bat the
principal amonot may be paid In services rendered by
the Company in transporting troops, malls, AC.
TILE EARNINGS OP TILE UNION PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD, from its Way or Local Business only, durlog
the year ending June 30th, 1868, amounted to over
FOUR MILLION DOLLARS,
which, after paying all expense. was much more than
sufficient to pay the interest upon Its Bonds. Those
earnings are no indication of the vast through traffic
that must follow the opening of theline to the Nelda,
but they certainly prove that
First Mortgage Bonds
upon Inch a property, costing nearly three timee their
meant,
ARE ENTIRELY SECURE.
The Union Pacific Bonds run , thirty year% are fur
$l,OOO each. and have coupons attached. They bear
annual interest, payable on the Brat day. of January
and July at the Company', oak, in the City of New
York, at the rate of cis per cent. in gold. The princi
pal Is payable in gold ►t maturity. -The price le 1021
and at the present rate of gold, they pay • liberal In
come on their coat.
A very Important ottudderation in determining the
value of these bolds is the length ql tine they have M
run.
It is well known that ► long bond always commands
a much higher price than a short one. It Is safe to as
sume that &Meg the next thirty years, the rate of
interest in the United States will decline as it has done
in Europe, and we hare a right to expect that such
six per cent. securities u these will he held at as high
a premium nu those of this Gorernment, whkh, in
1867, were bought in at from 20 to 23 per cont. above
par, The export demand alone may produce t,bis
snit, and as tho lame of 'private corporation, they ars
beyond the reach of political action.
The Company believe that their Bonds, at the pre
*exit rate, are the cheapest !wear ity in th • market, and
the debt to advance the price at any time is reserved.
Subscriptions will be reeatvea to
FIRST NATIONAL BANE ►nd
GETTYSBURG NATIONAL BANK,
nd in New York
AT TIIE COMPANY'S OFFICE, NO, 25 NASSAU ST,
MED
JOHN J. COW A SON, BANKERS, No. 50 WALL St
And by the Company's advertleed agents throughout
the United States
Remitt slues should be made in draft/ or oth.er _funds
par in New Fork, and the Bond. twill be seal free W
charge by return express. Parties subscribin g through
Local agents, will look to them dor their safe delivery.
A PAMPHLET AND MAP FOR 1868 hem Just been
published by the Company, giving filler informatieo
thar. Is passible in an edvertiaemeat, respecting the
Progress of the Work, the Resources of the Country
traversal by the Road, the Means fur ConntrUction,
and the Value of the Bonds, which will be cent trek,.
application at the Company'. offices of to any of the
advsittlsed agents.
JOHN J. CD3CO 3 ,Trounrer, New York.
August 21.—tf
E. W. CLARK & CO.,
BANKERS,
NO. 35 S. THIRD ST., PM::LIDELPHIA,
GENERAL AGENTS
NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO
ECEM
UNITED BTATES OF AMERICA,
States of Pennsylvania and Southern
New Jersey.
The NATIONAL LIFE INKIIIANCE COMPANY la
a corporatton Chartered by Special Act of Coppola,
approved Jab , 25, 1888, with a
Csh Capital of Ono Million
Dollars,
end !snow thoroughly organized and prepared for bu
Liberal terms offered to Agents and Solicitor+, who
are invited to apply at oar Mace.
Full particulars to be had on application at our of.
lice, located In the second story of oar Banking House,
where Circulars and Pamphlets, fully describing th•
advantage• offered by the Company, may be had.
Applications for Central and Western Pennsylvania
t, be made lo B. S. RUSSELL, Manager, Towanda, Pa.
E. W. CLARENc CO.,
Yo. 35 South Third Street,
PLIILADELIIIA, PA
Aug. 21, 1868.—lyin
QUEEN OF ENGLAND SOAR
QUEEN OF ENGLAND SOAP.
QUEEN OF It-NOLAND SOAP. •
For doing a family washing in the best and cheapest
manner. Guaranteed equal to cry In the world! llu
all the strength of old rosin soap with the mild and
lathering qualities of genuine Castile. Try this
splendid Soap. Sold by the ALDEN CIISHICAL
WORKS, 43 North Front street, Philadelphia.
Sept.ll.—ly
WOOD FOR SALE,
300 CORDS OAR,
givtrg ~fJtables.
GETTYSBURG LIVERY,
SALE & EXCHANGE STABLES.
THE Proprietor of thise Stables,
feelingthankfal for the liborisipetionage here
tofore received, begs leave to Inform the public that
he continues the LIVERY BUSINESS at his oldstand
on Weshingtonstreet,Gettysburg,near the Railroad,
where he le prepared at all tiniest° accommodate
person. with Anything in his tine.
HORSES, COACHIB, BIIQGIES, ac.,
tarnished stshott settee - and on reasonable torre
and competent Misers sent along It dad red. Persons
will be conveyed to other towns, or to soy place
the country Ms stock and Coaches are of the tint
class, and no palm. will be 'pared to make passen
gers comfortable Re is prepared at all times to
tarnish coaches 'for funerals; and also to parties de
siring to go over the Battle Yield or to •I•lt the
Springs.
ALSO-HORBNI AND MULDB
will bebooghtand told at all times. Perwinedesir•
Jug to van:base stock will and It to their advantage
to call on the undersigned, es his stook is warranted
to be as represented or no sale. lie ba• a flail lot
of Horses and hfnleatat preseason hand wbieb will
be sold on reasonable terms. They are sound and
free from disease, and are guarantied to sunk an
repreeented. Persons will Badit to theiradesetag•
tocallat the old stand before hiring or purchasing
elsewhere.
May 29, 1867.—tf NIOTIOL•S WILT
THE EAGLE LIVERY
SALE & EXCHANGE STABLES
Washington Street, Geet;yBburg, Pa
ADJOINING TIIE EAGLE HOTEL
THE • undersigned would respect-
M 7 it the public- that be has oponvd
II new IiALN AND NXINIANOIS BTADLI
In this pbete, arid Is preperod to offer suporlor .0-
comoodalbova 14 this line. He has provided himself
with Buggiam, ,Cartimigse, Hacks Light Wagons. to ,
of the laideeveyles, euelelent t o ' meet the publi • de.
mead. Uhl Ilt//11110 are ail good, without spot or blea t.
Leh, and par/Rutty reliable— none of your °old clip.
PIMP bet all of t he .11.40" order.
.'partlea can al way. be anoommodetisd •od
ooze fortable equipments (neatened.
Puttee, large or small, can get just what they want
ou the moet areolumodatlng terms.
Vbittpro to the liettle•delit ly
'Oka/fabled...leers furnished Ifpolikp dad rod.attenileid t.
liottiog conveyed to and from the Depot spoo WE♦
ylsNa► and danartara oC.Tarry train.
Horan halight. Wad, of exalkampod, sad always
• chaacs lbr batrdnit ern. Out motto Is "Jrll play
and ao goughts."
gIibPOMO %Ululation s4dto tthilatitott .
Itteltotwi!acka for rushoorlit.
jrallettor ourseliapAb4t by charging sods
threshing dowerlor 'aceoesieadmiosi,
1a111.14 ttlll to s4 4. ! NW an• wite earens.,
sigrurbuommt. s. ?OW
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