01110111 BORING VOUNTII ft -The County Conlin istUone lied the following Judges ut euicytowu District Augustus . Crouse and David 11. Rinc ii)ritowri Di6triet, Jacob Erb sor an i Julio Fleag le. ; so.—Frederick MelliWein, or re, was killed on the railroad betlitown. La caster — county, st ; he hal to Lancaster, truing was kn, ked from• Pie passing under a In idge, breaking Last week, Philip Stoner and as were arrested for forging a c name of David Line, on the posit Bank.—The recent trial e Graham o‘ the ea,e pending • cumberhind Valley Rail Raul ud the Freighters slung the line by his Honor's issuing au in , hist the Company, prohibiting hinging tolls higher than allow barter.. —On Saturday. night last the had r. meeting at Grum:title , üblicans at Waynesboro. On oat the meeting at Waynesboro cans encountered some ten or werats returning on horseback recucastle meeting. As the passed along the lipe of wagons tepublicans the former employ no In striking at-the lighted ied by the latter. with other uduct. Finally the Democrats and attacked ir : a carriage tour It, publicans, when George the carriage. fired a pis killing a young man named .idnig near Waynesboro. Jacob Barmant, a respectable , ged himself iu his barn, near urg,. on Saturday. dating burglary was commit- on Friday .morning he ld 5 o'cloels, iu the jewelry ut of Mrssrs. E. A. Barnitz and bhers blew open an iron safe r, and stole watches and jewel er 1500, besides a number of ouging to customers,—Willlam was recently badly burned while lighting a fire with -coal •d of his injuries on the • 15th RAILROAD WONDER. lug of the Union Pacific Rail yonder of the age. It makes all •of railroad - construction tame s &MA by comparison. It rushes almost as if one of its own loco the end of the track in tow and drawing it out over plains and nom some abundant reserve in lundred mile stages of progress ire moment than ten mile sec linary roads. The rails are laid The man who once gets ahead -layers must keep "moving on'' ly as Poor Joe, or run the risk of the sleepers of the road and Is laid over him before he fairly iced of the sweeping industrial kiwil last the workmen began at mile, where they had stopped r refused permission to go on.-- •d miles were soon complete; • of editors from Cape Cod, New elawore bays, went out and saw the 700th mile in July; and ptember sun is shining upon the •ho have passed the 800th mile ho will get within almost hailing Brigham and his Saints by • Such marvelous speed is attain skillful organization, rigid disci watchful supervision over the in ,uy. Twenty thousand men are acli with his own allotted work to it the precise moment, and the It is seen in the wonderful conti :oad, which is to be the longest, t, and the most important in the nein] success or the roadie equal . Although unfinished, and la :e r many disadvantages, its earn le pact year exceeded four profits being largely in excess eicst upon its First Mortgage ich have been sold to the amount 'lam] millions. In every way completion and the entire sue road seem assured. mint gotirto. sS TO THE NERVOUS AND LITATED, whose sufferings tracted fr,m:hhhien cation,awl whose looon,t cot went render existence .oll.ring, or have ant/omi t ut Lacli rg 0. what effect doe, it your general health? Do you feel ted, MUSS lc tired 7- Does • little extra lee pnipitatiou of thu heart'Does your sry organs, or your kidneys, fro. It of order? Is your urine sometimes or Micky, or is it ropy on settling? u r Loin tine to the top Or is a 5tef,.,,,,t, after It hoe stood awhile! fr2,„,,, ) „,h a , t breathing or dyspepsia ? Are your r-' 4 l iltiY• spells of fainting, lb.l to the 'that!? Is your memory Iru• or mind coubtantly dwelling upon this 3-U feel moping, tired of let De you wish to be left alone, to get et-) body t hors any little thing mate amp Is y , ur eh. p hr.lcen or restless? 3.•0r eye as brt /Want"( The bluoai on bright Du you enjoy yourself in so- Do Sou pursue your sootiness with thc 110 3011 feel as lunch confidence spirits dull and nagging, given. ouctwly? 'Um, do out My it to your. Teel. /feet you restless nights? Your, ur knees week, and have but little ap u attribute this to dyspepsia cit• •r,-sr!l-souse, venereal diseases hadly. ••Cv/ elet,bur. are all cap.sble of 'undue the grow refire organs. The organs a hen in pet feet health. make the num. :Ju.k this th.,e bold, detlant.nuersetic, cvesslul business-men are alwaye those ive urgaua are in perfect health / You h men complain 01 being melsneholy,ot of palpltattou of the heart. They ate Ley cannot succeed in business; they rd and discouraged ; they are always .L.mit au the cutilsuth) ul Isdlrs, and look sight to tilt Lice -n o ne ul your down. to other uvr.iou est about itteUt. I do. eu a h.. lee,. the e,r_•a..s ItaLtted by . run 'Thee. ruin their ww t also liner they do bustures with or SUCH, flow bully cured disteseei, (runs orlf-aloute nod earerees, h,ve brought trot avatar. ia .lase organ. that Lisa .)stem so much iln to lathier al thee Ner-1,11,cy, lunacy, tetra/yid; oeulcole.nutleha,at every unto' turtu u hutuvjty to brie us, and the real itrUl•le searrely tier suspected. sad hste• it hut the tightuue, three orgeui require the Ifs. Of a D. duLL 6 ULULD taLTRACT BUoSt'sj Lc, and Is a curtain cure tor , /44411, tirevel, grresssy, Orgar, 'vanvlsuta, Jeueral: y s U Ununrl Urnlum. wbuth ar existing In e, bons whatever ca.. 4,,,i,j„." .g. . 4 ow long standing. est 1. 11{141111iLl.1 to, Cousuutptiou tar cutout. Out Ituott watt blood &It/ upp,rt ,,,,ure“, and ttie health and Lappiuots,, trinty, deponste upon prumpt use of igatruct But bu, established upward of axed by U. t ILELIIItOLD, Diuggbit, , and DA South loth street, Phila.lel es—Si-lid per bottle, ore tombs. for • to suy address. Bold by sit Druggist. [Aug. 1-!2zu EIMM ie bile regain iu &nth Ansel*a as as moot ered a Wit and sample remedy kor ervous Weskuess, froirly ilecay, Diseases. and Seminal Organs, and the whole • are breught un by houseful and vicious, numbers ham hoes eared by this uoWes pied by a damn to beuedt tha atelioted se, / ss' wood the I wipe for preparing. turdiemin,ax, a sealed CU v•topn, as, fres W yyrye. Addrods JuSKP/1 T, !!t►' htrtton IS, Bible Uuhess ....A.N. . illow City p Av HAIR its, original Youtitfut Color, thatSeimtitic Dl►eurery, tad VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER. /Lirir.e upon h.ld hours, acesP4 4 • furnishes/Ls ininfltlys Wont e hair is coat - imbed sod sapport•d. n t the hair from halting ost, sad dos. :fence nf it 4 +uperio►Uy aced k sukhassi at so ataxy iosstaiSom qf a ono/rend lIMR-DRESSING as, the Heir sent tree by mail. 1.-A CO., Nassau, N. U, Proprietors. Deuisbois. " [Sept. 4.-pm SLOWNESS AND CATANIA trust.. .• • at, by Dr. J. , Occii, , ( mss of Loydas, Holland.) No. • to:l4phi% To. Testimonial! front the Gurnee InUe City tad Country caa b. Sim uatattcri faculty are Inc Ned is tr petbests, is be bar no erte to Artgitial Byes !started without wain, lot easoduattoa. lo t ar In d s in ithe tt l . , INSURANCE CONIPANY.-The Man - ages of "The Adams County MUtual Fire Insurance Company," met on Monday iieifygdairir, Friday, Kepi,. ga t 1,0„4 . : last odorganizei by electing the (09 4' ing officers : LARGE SQUIRREL—A -on of Mr. Preskient—George Swope. Ali, itAtlt FIA.RITIRH, or M'Knialitstown, Viee-Presi 'ent-241Mmotit. Rummell. Secretary --D. A. Wielder. - recently shot a fox squirrel which weighed Treasurer—E. G Fabitalitock. two potimis and a hair. Executive C,oniznb tie—hoar. McCurdy, Jecoh•King,ll. A. Picking. SALARIES OF PO.Fri'MASTER!4. —We 'rho Mutual Report of the ?Executive see it stated that the salaries of postmast- Committee, wbicli sitows the Company to be in a very promperous con bias; rul ers have been fixed recent]," York, $3,500; York' Spring , . ion/ ; lows: Wriala• villa, , kis Erillgtver. I,OJO ; Han- Dr. E. G. F.lll.:ii2iT. , CK, 'r; ti tserer, in Mt ‘vith Cite Company. over Jolter ion AU DR. CORRECTION.—Frederick Slaulleysold To amount of Notes and Jul. Jahn C. Slitter's property in Fairfield, clients on hand at last suttlo to Jocob Cready, for $1350, instead of l'o m( °t e:ts in hands of Ala. utters, at $14.50 as flarnerly published, ono half to settleinent, be paid. cash' the balance in ttvo annital To cash in hands of Truism er at • last sA•ttletnent. revvivell during 11k POSTAL —The reduction of the faits for u i l lm r%; it revsYrar;l3 18 1, ived during the year, 179 16 Money Orders went into Affect. on the.first Ie of the mouth. An order for $2O or less • now mutts 10 cents ; $3O costs 15 colds; $4O, 20 cents; and $5O, 25 cents. This clang, CIL Jtt cash paid Itt. Will greatly etth.nee the popularity of theAdvertisiug, 4 9 " Money Order system ..13y cash paid D. A. Buehler, luny by tire, PETERSBURG MEETING.—We un- By cash paid Jury Poe, Diehl derstand that a delegation of the BOYS IN' By trial, cash paid George Arnold, BLUE of Gettysburg, with Capes, Caps, stamps, and Torches, will attend the Peterabuig By cash paid A. D. Buehler, Sta meeting, where they will doubtless be , ity li c o .u n s e if y p . aiil U. S. Revenue Tax', warmly welcomed by the =dawned Re- , " Postage, publicans of that glorious district. " •• Pretuitlin On U. S , .1.101/thi, PROPERTY SALES.—Daniel Lawrence r By cash paid Fees for Supple wont, to Charter, has sold his property at Mount Rock— ; B y cash paid NI . a Mige„ , FueN &,., the Miu-e and lot to Lcwia Will for SS62, " " " Secretary, salary, and live and a halfaerm of laird to Francis ' " " " Treasurer. " By I.sMtes and Judgments on Pohlman for t 2.241 per acre?. ' hand. Chri,tian Rindlaub has sold his farm in ; By U. S. Bonds, Straban township, 55 acre-i with improve- , By cash in Windsor Managers, ntents, to Jacob Bucher. son., for $4,737. " Treasurer, The Executors of Isaac Montfort have 1 . sold the farm of said Montfot, in Straban township, 190 acres with itniiroveinents to, PREMIUM DIOTEX.. . - Jacob Hulick for $49.00 per sere. ; Pretultnii, Notes, at last settle , 'tient, $62,525 02 'reliant - a Notes, receivetniuring the year, ', 6,454 LS FREDERICK FAIR. —The Frederick P County Agricultural Fair and Cattle Show will take place on the new Fair Grounds $69,019 841 of the Society, in Frederick, on L i re 200, , ! Premium Notes, expired during , 21st, 22d and 23d of October. They have the year, 18,488 13 a tine truck and, among other premiums, oiler a prize of 3200 for the fastest nicker or pacer ; afid $.500 for the fastest trotter, PROPS/MT INSURED. Amount insured at Last settle open to the world. merit, $1,111,805 .50 Amount:insured during the year, 229,288 76 HUNTINGTON.— The Grant and Col fax Club of Huntington township has the ! 51,34101 26 • true spirit, and is preparing for work. expired during Um The members have secured a room hi year, Petersburg, (Y. 8.,) for the special use of j the Club, which will be open every evening for the use of members, with papers and • 0 nrtrriNDlNG POLICIES. good reading. Regular meetings will be Policies outstanding at last set held every Monday evening at 71, when Polrclres en asued during the year, speaking may be expected. CLUB MEETING.—A. J. C_o_ vas, Ems.,, Policies expired during the year, •'.'.(H 00 addressed the Borough Grant and Coifaz Club on Friday night last. The Club meets regularly every Friday evening at i'i o'clock, hi the hall above the "Star awl i Notes and Judgments, bearing 5.) • &,itinel" oftice, and will be glad to have 7V. S. Bonds, 1,450 00 , intre'4, $1,1138 t the friends of Grant and C Mfax. meet • with Cash in hands of Treasurer and them. The meetings are not confined to i Managers 1110111 ben; of the Club. Speaking at every meeting. The Club will meet to night' Premituu IN.i . ‘.3tes in force, (Friday) at 7} o'clock. VALUABLE HORSE DI ED . —On Tues - day a, week, LlcNav idus.suLmAN, of The E.7„nciative Committee congratulate tlamiltonban township, lost a very valua- the Bof . ,,rti on the prosperous condition of ble horse—one of a pair for which he had the Gauipany, shown by the foregoing, ex been offered $5OO. We understand that titbit. Three years ago, the Board, follow- Mat.. AIUSSELUAN intended to exhibit him lug the precedent of reputable Insurance at our Fair, and had been feeding and oak- Companies, - resolved to increase the Pre big good care of him for the occasion.-- 'ilium Cash and to diminish the Pfetniuna The horse had been turned out in the ',ye- Notes, toguard against the neceSsity of as ning, appar. ntly in good health, bat i n I sessments. The result is the aecumula the morning was found dead it i s [ion of a surplus fund of $4,438 •.-43. with thought that he hurt himself intetu a u, which to meet future losses. The Com . rititteZ7re . Z..ommend that this policy be con- THE FAIR — As we go to 'dress the Fair tinned, as th- safest and ill the end the is still in progress, and will be continued most economical system of conducting in one day longer than announced on' the bills.surarate operiftions—leavinit to property The weather for the past kw days has been holders in the county to determine whether very unfavorable. The display of fancy , :or not to avail themselves of the advantages articles was complete and machinery of all of au accumulated cash capital, which _kinds was well rerinssemed. The stock de, stands between cacti policy holder and his pertinent was not as full as it should have , preiniam vote, as a seeeurity against afe been, of fast hers - ifs there was an abundance,means for a sessinem, and furnishes the rltoitipt liquidation of Cusses by tire, with among them could be found some 2.30 one's. We shall give in our next a full descrip- out the expense and delay incident to as lion of the fair. easements. • _ _ Tho Columbus) have further. to report that the suit instituted against the Com pany by Mr. Dizitr.., and which the COM mittee were instructed to resist, has ter tnniatosi, after a protracted litigation of several years, in favor of the Company, the Supreme Court having affirmed the 'verdict obtained by the Compidly in the last trial. Respectfully submitted. It. AlcCUltllY, H. A. PICKING, JACOB KING, PROFESSOR ELEC,PED.—A special meeting of the Board of Directors of the Theological Senainarry was hold ou Wu I nesday last. The - resignation of Dr. VAL- Forrisx, elected 'President of the college, was accepted, rind Rev. C. A. STORK", o f Baltimore, was unanimously elected to till the vsthrit Professorship in the Semi `4l. nary. Mr. $. is ft young man of fine schol arly attsinu2ents, aria great proini,e. A committee was appointed hi confer with taw, and urge his acceptance. Until the Vacancy be filled, Drs. Bnowic and HAY were requested to discharge the duties of the chair in addition to their present duties. SYNOLLCAL.—The Lutheran Synod of West Pennsylvania Synod met iu Lit tiestown on Wednesday of last week, con tinuing in session until Monday last.— Rev. A. W. LILLY, of York, was elected President, Rev. E. BREIDENBAUGH„ of ..:Gettysbarg,Secretary, and Rev. Dr. York, Treasurer. The usual business pertaining to Synodical bodies occupied tqe attention of Synod. An effort W,14 made, through the agency of a Uonfinittee, to effect a settlement of the difficulties be tween St. Paul's and St. John's congrega. Lions, which was unsuccessful. Synod adjourned to meet in St. James' Church, Gettysburg. next September. A WARNING.—We sometimes notice boys on our streets throwiug stones at each other. The following from the Baltimore gut/ of the Bth inst., shows what may come of it "Yesterday afternoon about five o'clock a party of small boys were engaged in a stone tight on Sterret street, when Chas. Swab, aged about ten years threw a stone weighing about two pounds, which struck Alonzo Tickner, a boy of the same age, on the neck, causing almost instant death brdiahxsating the vertebrae, or In other wards breaking his neck. The lad Swab who- did not appear to understand the serious position in which he was placed, was committed to jail to wait the action of the grand jury." OLD FASHIONED WHEAT • CEOPIL—The farmers in this section t who are now in the height of wheat thrashigg r seport some very large yields. -.A few farmers in Bergen , and Byron have raised crops that average forty bushels per acre, and a large number in Genesee and the western part of Monroe have realized thirty-five per acre. The largest yields from selected fields that we have heard ofare five hundred and fifty-two bushels from twelve acres, raised by. Ed. Emmaus, of Riga, and two hundred and tour bushels from four and one-eighth acres, raised by Pitt Squires, of Chili. In quanti .ty per acre the Genesee wheat section is ;returning to its old standard ; but It is i.loctbtful whether it will do so in point of quality.—Rochester (H. E) Chronicle. THINK OF IT.—Advertising has cram- tad many a new business; has enlarged sully an old business; has revived many s dull business; has .rescured many a lost `ukase; h. has saved many a failing busi nen t; has preserved many a largo -Nol and )maw's success in any business. Ands 'et glow any business men seem entirely • gtilirious of this great truth. Foldin l ; tb i gr arms aid waiting for wei r,ess to co Moto &bun, Without letting pee. pie know what wares they have to sell, the custom d c , 1111 Male, while wide-awake ne i g hb or s a. •• reaping the golden fruits of l ib era l an d u, vstematic adverti s ing. The en i ernt d and constantly Increasing c i rcu l at ion o f the "STAR APR) 81011124115 L" makes t h r , , mist %amibia adveetiOnif me di um i n thin section of the State, and ludlspenable tot rums men, irrespeotivi of polities. iiagal Executive Committee Attest—D. A. litmatLEß, Secretary. REPUBLICAN MELTING.--The Court House was crowded on Wednesday even ing last. The meeting was organized by electing the following officers : President —Vir . M. B. 'Wilson. Vice- Pre4ickats—Joel B. Danner, Josiah Benner, Capt. E. Methuly, Michael Roily, King, Hugh Mel ihenny , Alex. W. Little. J. S. Witherow, Jonas Rouanzaug, Eden Norris, I. N. Durboraw, Capt. Gao. Spangler, A. K. Myers, IL Kohler Peter _Diehl, J. J. - Kerr, David Dietzich, henry Lott, Joseph Barker, Samuel Sadler, Peter Shively, John N. Boyer, Jos. A. Wier man. • Secretaries—Charles Shatter, Wm. Big ham, hail Hersh, John Brinkerhoff, W. Harrison Lott, Jacob Li. Melltieuny, H. C. Peters, Craig 91. Geiselman, Clarence Camp, Hunter. Mr. s xa, having been introduced, was enthusiastic-1 7 /11y received, and pro-, cc eded to deliver one of the most cogent arguments we have ever heard. He fair ly met every issue of the canvass, com pletely exposed the weakness of the ene my's position,aud sustained the Republic an view Avith a logic which was unanswer able. lie watt much applauded, and re tired amid enthusiastic expressions of ap proval. • Mr. MerftmasoN followed, with a few remarks, chiefly on the district and --- 10i..1 tickets—after which the large audience illspersed. Mr. CassicA left yesterday afternoon for Chaniberstnarg, where he is to speak to day ; but he Will return next week, to fill tlfe appointments elsewhere announced— beginning.. at Fairfield and clOsing with Littlestown„ We hope to see these meet ings of next week largely attended. • THE MORNING GLORY.—CoI. C. H. BETZEILKII 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 unrittlled and defy competition. The great demand for them last season taxed the capacity of the Manufacturers to meet the demand. They are much proved and will doubtless ere long take the place of all other stoves for parlor, office' store and shop. Call atid look at them, at the Wareroom on earner of Carlisle and Railroad street, opposite the depot. Also, on hand a full ataininnent of the best varieties of COOKING STOVES, including the Spear,Noble Cook, Waverly, Oriental, Washing, Barley 'Sheaf, Prince Royal, Royal Cook, Facelsior; dm. dm., all , s - satuarriai to be good baker*. If not satisfactory, they can be returned midthe money refiiindecL Also, a largo assort =ant of, Hollow Ware and Tin Ware, Doty's Washing Machine and Universal Wringer. Call and examine. tf NOW'S THE, 'I7I.IE.—R. C. Colman . is now welling bis Hats, Caps. Boots and Shoeo, at greatly reduced prime, In order to make room for his Pall and Winter stook. Persatis in wantof any thing in thiehne should call. 11e silo keeps* No. 1 ertiele at Trunks, made expreislyl thy his trade Valises, Carpet and Oil Sold:s.:rifle. Tbs public will And at• fa hite*ldanAnd ant thing they want in the gentlemettWara zarhingibs. Give him a Oidl. Store on Cimittbereburg Street asst door . * Shobb's Clothing empdrinm. sept.ll3.Bt 1,13855 1,138 83 $4.883 74 1,638 55 1,4,10 00 734 12 615 59 $4,853 74 =ME 271,528 96 $1,0 00 . 005 30 AVAIL.k.BLIC 1,349 71 4,436 26 ;,,0,531 75 $34,97001 - ~ ,. i~ . .s.f . .rs..r...yeecac~aa~:.:-..c,..-.-~,... -.r. .i.DST FROM THE crry,—Eitunater ham gone, and NORRIS., ever ready loader to the wants or the pooiile, has just returned from the city. with * large 'variety and.all styles of Fall and Winter Clothing, which he is selling at priest:. far below those of last. seai.on. ll.s Block of Hato, Caps, Boots and Shoes-minuet be surpassed out-. sidil of the city. He selects hie goods with great care and always keeps his eyes open to the wants of his customers. You will find Noaats' e4ablieloneni. on Chambers burg scree, nest door to Butanam's Drug store, alien, tlo public are respectfully invited to call and see for themselves. See advertisement. Sept. 18. 2t SELLING OFF.—.A fine chance for Bar gains is now presented at the store of Bur nous dr. HOFFMAN, in this , place, who are selling off their large and vatted stock of Dry Goods at oast. Their goods nre of the latest styles and best quality. Their stock ofetoths, eassinaeres, tweeds. etc., is exten sive. They are going to sell their entire stock, and persons would do well to call early and get the first choice, as the goods are selling rapidly. Bee advertisetnent. aug.2B.Ot EIS 142 00 NOW IS THE TIME —Housekeeper') can economize by laying in their winter coal at once, as freights are now lower than they will betl month hence, and Coal will necessarily rise. Persons desiring to save money, will do well to call at once on Col. C. H. BUEHLER. who is prepared to furnish all kinds of Stove, Blacksmith and Lime-burner's Coal at lowest market prices. • tf FOR SALE.—A large Bulk Show Win dow and a pair of double Doors, suitable for store or business stand. Will be sold low. Apply to A. 1). BummErt, Gettys burg. 3t Erg OM 3000 14 85 28.15 3 75 110 50 2145 66 06 .30 00 50 00 C-e'No loss can be more fatal to beauty, especially in the female sex, than the loss of the Hair; glossy, luxuriant hair is one of the most powerful oT all personal charms. When baldness or even a deficiency of hair exista, 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. ALLEN'S I.I4PROVED (ncw aty le) HAM RESTOStER or DEESSING, (in one bottle.) Price One Dollar. Every Druggist sells it. Sept. 4-4 t ta-Let It always be remembered that "llarrett's Vegetable Hair Restorative" is not a dye; that it does not color the scalp, but by its remarkable life-giving proper ! ties restores the hair to its origiuul lustre and beanty.—Dctroit Tribune. ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK.-11Aving 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 largest Poster, inclu ding Pamphlet*, Speeches, Catalogues, Cireula , s, Programmes, Ace. With our new Job Press. IMIZI 6-13 00 A CHRISTMAS TALE.—There once dwelt _in what is now a famous city, not a mile from Boston, an opulent widow lady, who once afforded a queer illustration of that queer compound of incompatibles called "human nature." It was a Christmas eve, during one of _those old-fashioned winters which were so bitter cold. The old lady put on an extra shawl, and as she shrugged her shivering frame she said to her faithful negro ser vant: "It's terrible cold night, Scip. I am afraid my poor neighbor, Widow Green, must be suffering. Take the wheelbarrow, Scip ; fill it full of wood ; pile on a good load ; and tell the poor woman to keep her self warm and comfortable. But before you go, Scip, put some more wood on the fire, and make me a nice mug of fiip." These last orders were duly obeyed ; and the old ady was thoroughly wirmed, inside and out. And now trusty Scipio was aliout" to depart on his errand of mercy, when his considerate mistress interposed again : "Stop, Scip. You need not go now.— The weather has moderated 1" faint of tilt Vtarktts. Baltimore Grain & Produce Market. B Thursday Maraing. 8 25 SP 8 75 9 75 @)10' 25 2 10 @ 2 22 2 00 @ 2 55 1 15 @ 1 25 1 40 @ 1 43 GO g 74 8 15 ® 3 25 8 50 @ 9 00 2 G 5 @ 2 75 14 @ 141 17 gs 17/ 204 @ 221 19 @ 20 SUPER FLOUR,. EXTRA FLOOR,. WRITE WiLEAT, RED WDS.AT, COEN, Rys, OATS, Tuurruy-szan, CLOVER -SEED, FLAT-SEED, BACON, &JouLiaits,, " SIDES, •' 11kms. LARD, (30w, Philo Gettysburg Groin & Provision Market. Gettysburg, Friday Morning. So - plut FuSuit, 10 00 EXTRA FLOUR, 11 00 eSI2 00 WHITE VirnsAT, 2 30 230 RED WHEAT, 000 (a 2 10 Coin% 1 15 RTE, I 20 OATS, BUCKWHEAT, TIMOTHY SEED, CLOVES. SEED, ....... ........ POTATOES, • Biarrsn, LARD, EGGS, ... RADON, Elmo, " Slots, " SHOULDERS, . SOAP, .B tio 8 TALLOW, MARRIED. EBBERSOLN—BAUBLITZ.-011 the 3d inst., by Rev. W.F. P. Davis, Mr Lean der Ebbersole, to Miss Leah Raublit; both of Adams county. LisumoN—RINEFIART.-01.1 Tuesday Bth Inst., by Rev. Dr. Hauer, 'John W. Har mon, of Abbottstown. to Mrs. Jennie L. Rinehart, of Huntertown. MARKSL-TRIMMER.-011 the 6th inst., by Rev. W. F. P. Davis, Mr. Minim H. Marks, to Miss Sarah A. Trimmer, both of Adams county. SNYDEII—LAUCII3IAN.—On Tuesday 15th inst., by Rev. Dr. Hauer, Rufus H. Sny der, of York co.. to Miss Margaret Leach man, of Berwick township, Adams co. DIED. Obituary notices 5 cents a line for all over 4 lines—cash to accompany no tices. DOTTERAR —On the Bth inst., Miss Cath arine Dotterar, of Butler township, aged about 70 years. LAwastrow.—On the Bth inst., Martin George son of Levi and Rosanna Law rence, of Monntpleasant township, aged 2 years and 5 months. ‘bfitzwit.—On the 12th inst., at New Oxford, Jacob Buahiey, infant son of D. M. and Louisa 11111 w. aged 5 months and hlcSiniutarr.-0a the Ilth inst., in East Berlin, Vditt wile of Mr. Hugh htoSher rY. aged Ta years 4 months and 10 days. GRANT Si 'COLFAX! CLUE. 0f Ith nay ilboutai=n; f a 7 ledod7P .AL lireebing may - be expecte d ala. svesilog.' teelObeb'reont is opal Olney moils' to its passe ADA good reeabbeg stetter away* on Landl W, ElADLlBBoPreellient, G. A. Vsisis; Soessitsary. TBPrELOWNWO WJIWID.,—The, &hoot Dl:seems clt 02410 = 1 io.l7lotritallit ?SAC IRS lbetbe Walitqlppii place Ar th. Winter Sewiamar. LW) , to •- . 15.,41. W. T.' tWOW3X, A lIDITOR'S NOTICE.—The Am. OSd, loditar,AS s. at *ilk Copious , Ooort Abiaii otutoty, totha ouroptiolui Wok 9 t the actotult ot 4ohe Illifeeke of the fflphl44illite of Nottitiddr torobin. alieissad, *in wood to the duties old)/ aid iqfpoiot. neat. of the film or Jp=i i r r =am oils . 41 4344refere ?WON notes eeteatin D. 116001141.1J0UT, Auditor. WM The undersigned will tell his 11.11100 sad Lot, about one cane seat , of Uuuteratown, on the road leading front llauterstowu to the Tort and Uetty■borg turn. pike, adjoining laud, of IPilllaat cud Samuel Me. Creary. The Lot consias.of six sieges, in good order, on which tbera area rat is ty of - Apple sad Peach Trees. The noose lc a 'oulestory sad a half frost banditti. cased with lirkk. and a hackhailding of one story, araaiherboarded. There la a well of water near the door. Alio, a Lot of Miamfog Toola, a CANAIug Stove, a Ten.platie Stove, and a variety ot Lloasehultil and Kitch en Furniture. The subscriber, rividin• In the Oen of linmnsso. burg, will sell At l'u bile Sale, on Wednesday the 'MA of Odobtor next, at 10 o'clock, 4, N., the following valua ble Personal Property, to wit: A itAkfILY BAlth, 1 Cow, 3 ISbotes, 2 Bar-shin- Plows, Shovel 'Plow, one horse Wagon, Winnowing Bill, Bolling Screen, Cutting Box, Barrow, Shovel., Yorks, Cross-out Saw. Ekes, Grain Shovel, Mettock, 2 Bedsteads 'and Bedding, - Owner Cupboard, Dining Table, Cooking Stove and Pipe, Tea-plate :stove and Pipe. Chest, Meet Vessel, Wash Tubs, Clipper Kettle, Iron Kettle, end ■ variety of Household and Kitchen furniture toninnmerotto to mention. Also, on ti n t valise day, I will off. r nit llouie and Lots of ground, anti IO Acrett of laud, iu Town Lots, all lu the town of Dlnnunaidiurg. If the House and 2 Lois are nut sold on said day, they will be for Rent (or one year, from the Ist day of 'AprII next. Attendance will he given and terms made known on day of sale by ANDREW THOMAS. Sept. 2.5.—ts Election Proclamation. WHEREAS in and by the Act of the General As sembly of this dtate, entitied“An act to mutat.. the General Elections of this Commonwealth,' enacted on the 2ndofJuly,Ls3u, it is enjoined on me to give :Public Notice of ouch Election to be held, and to enumerate in such notice what (Akers isue to he elect. ed: I. PUHA? HANN; Sharitfof the County of Ad• cos, therefore, hereby tire this public notice to the Electors ofthe wild Ccunty of Adam', that a Gaishasi. Eta.cnom will be held to said County, on the Atccom Ttestur or CkiOsta xxxr, (Vac 12110 in the several Dietrich', composed of the follerw Mg Townships, •ix : In the First district, computed of the Borough of Getty•borg, at the Court Nouse, in Gettysburg'. In the second dietrct, composed of the township of Germany, at Golden's flodsoul-house,in the township of Germany. In the Third district. composed of the towtuhlp of Oxford, at the house of L B.Elonear, in the town of New Oxford. In the Fourth district, composed of the townships of Latimore and Huntington. st the house. of Jan* Heed, In the township of Huntington. In the Fifth district, composed of the township* of itemilteciban and Liberty, et the Public School house In Millerstown. In the Sixth district, composed of Om townehipof 'Tamil too, st the bowie UOW occupied by V. Banter, in the town of Bast Berlin. In the Soventh.district. composed of the townshiput Ilenelien, in the Public Ychtiol bowie In the town of Benderseille. In the Eighth district, composed of the township of St rebut, at the house ofJacolo L. G rasa, in fluuterstown. In the Ninth district, oo,posed of the township of Frank lin, at the house now occupied by John P. Butt, in said township. In the Tenth district, composed of the township of Conowago, at the house of Jeremi►h Johns, in .licither rystown. In the Blerenth district. c.sapoe.ai of the township of Tyrone, at the howls of 11. B. Stone, in lleldiereinarg. In the Twelfth district, cranpoeedof the township of Mountioy, at the house of Mrs. V. Rims, in said town- ship. In the Thirteenth district, conitsned of the township of Mountpleesant, at the public School house In said township,sitnate at the Cross roods, the one leading from Oxford totbe Two Tsverne, the other front lion terstown to Honorer. In the Fourteenth disirict.composedathe township of Bending, at i.e house M. lik_ks. In Hampton. In the Fifteenth district, composed of the Borough of Berwick, at the public *drool house in Abbottstowo. In the Sixteenth district c.enposed of the township of Vreedout,at the house oftinnousl Moritz, In mid town ship. In the Seventeenth district, composed of the township of Union, at the house of Enoch Lefever, in said town ship. In the Eighteenth district composed of the township of Butler, at thepublic school house Its Middletown, In Sala township. In the Nineteenth district composed of the townehip of Berwick, at the Pigeon Hill school house, in said township. In the Twentieth district composed ol the township of Cumberland, nt the house of Conrad Snider, in the borough of Glettystourg. In the Twenty.finst district. composed of the town ship of Highland at the School Rouse at Lower Morels Creek Preabyttrian Church in mild township. In the Twenty-second district conninnied of the bor ough of Littlestown at the moist westerly S hoot-bouts in said borough: At which' time end pl.nm will beelected qua Chsural.: One Sanyo, uenerai ; One member of °pogrom. t th. District coseposedor the Cooties of Idea., rnialtlla, Fat. ton, Bedford and Esournset ; Onelkenator, to represent the District osopmeod of the Counties of Franklin and Adam ; One Member of Amembly One Protbonotaa7 Jos District Attorney ; One Gandy Contruhrioner; One Director of the Poor ; One Ccunty Auditor; and One County Surveyor. By an Act of the General Assembly of tide State It is enjoined upon me to insert in my proelentatkas of elections the following motions of Laws {teased by said General ,kasembly, as follows: (Act Or March 30 1806.) Swrom 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and lions. of Itepreseutatives of the Coutoonwealth of Seanryl nude in General Assembly met end it is hereby_ en acted by the autharityt the rasa, That the qualified voters of the arverel &tootles of this Ciannanweedth, at all general, township, toroegh and special elections, are hereby, hereafter, authorized and required to vote, by tickets, printed, or written, or partly printed and partly written, severally classified as follows One ticket shalt embrace the nand of alljudgea of courts voted tor, end to be labelled,ontside,••judiclery:" one ticket shall embrace the IMMO °fall state otacere voted for, and be labelled "State;" one ticket shall embrace the names 0 , all county officers voted for, and be label led “county ;" one ticket shall embrace the names of all township *Scam voted for, and be labelled "town ship;" use ticket shell embrace the armee of all borough officers voted for, and be labelled "borough:" and each class be deposited ineeperate ballot-boxes. ' (Act of June 4,186 d.), Wifeaxas, By the act of the Congress of the United States, en titled .AD Act to amend the several acts Isere- Loa re passed tepruvide fot the enrolling and calling out the Natlottal Rome*, and for other purports," and ap proved March thin!, one thonmnd eight hundred and sixty dive, all per sous who have deserted the military or travel service of the United Stater, and who bare nut been diseharged, or relieved from the penalty or dis ability therein provided, ate deemed, and taken, to have voluntarily relinquished, and forfeitid, thole rights ofcitizenship, and their rights to become citi zens, and are deprived of exercising any rights of citi zens thereof: _ MB 55 1 00 2 75 7 00 1 00 r ! • - Sal Adittribtatitti• VALUABLE FARM A i T ußtac SALE. The widow and heirs of Jobe Better. deposed. will sell SkPablio Vpodoo, on the prendwah or 2%patsy the Ihin dee of Odeiker meet, shit fain, late of maid dee:trued, Ortienattea township. *dams coo. , ty, containing id Acres, more or leas, lithe a tarn .two-story Weetherioarded Dwolling Mum, Bank Bern, lately built and other omosentent oath= logs thereon %rooted. Thera la an abundance of good water mid Orchard., of that.. fruit on the premises, about tit Acne of the lead Is cleared and well fenced, and In good state of cultivation, and the reeking, is hear Ily timbered with O.k. Elirkory and Chestnut.-- This farm La lire mile. Inau Betide ravine and Moraine distance from Aretaltstale, ...xr theehippensburg mid, adjoining Amos hisser, William nailer , and others. It ism good farm. and worth the attention of of persofe wishing to purchase. Any person wishing to see the farm can call on *dam Loop, the present tenant. Salo will cots:Ems/toe at 10 o'clock. A. M., wbeu at tendance wilt be given and tenni made known by SARAH lINLLRR, Widuw and ascii tar the Haim. Sept. 25.—te N. B.—lf the property thou—loot be sold ft will be offered for rent on thvarne day. S.: per rout. of the purelline money to b•Epald on day of sale . SALE OF REAL AND PERSON AL PROPERTY. Ou Tuesday, tlic 2O day of October next Attendance will be given and terms made known bf 11KNRY HARMON. [Sept. 23.40 JOUR STALLSMUTO, AMC! .neer PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL & PERSONAL PROPERTY Are warime, Persons. not citizens of the United States, are not quder the Constitution and Laws of Pennsylvania, queried electors of this Commonwealth : Sorriest I. Be It toasted by the Senate an 1 Home of Representatives ofthe, Commonwealth of Pettey I- V.nj. In General deembly tee, and it is hereby enact• ad by the authority bf the same: That in all elections hereafter to be heidin this Commonwealth, it shall be unlawful fur thif edge or inspoctors of any such elec tion to receive any ballot, or ballots, from any person, or persons, embraced in the provisions, andsubJect to the disability Imposed by said act of Congress, approved March third, one thousand eight hundred and slaty dee, and it shall be unlawful for any such person to offer to vote any ballot or ballots. Burton 2. That if any such judge and inspectors of election. or any one or them shell receive, or consent to receive, any such unlewrul ballot, or ballots, from any sorb disqualified person, be, or they, eo °goodie& shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and, *pen !melee& thereof, fa any court of quarter 110111i0011 of this Com monwealth, he shall, for each offence be sentenced to pay a line of obi lee, than one hundred dollars,and to undergo an losprisonmeet, In the jail of the proper county, for melees than silty day.. Lizonott 2. That it any parson deprived of ether ship, and disqualified as allbreseitl, lean, at any electke, hereafter to be held in this Commonwealth, vote, or tender to the officers thereof, and offer to vote,• lot or ballots, any person so offending shall be deem ed guilty of a misdemeanour, and on conviction there. of, hi any court or quarter maims of this Common - weslth, shall, breach offence, be punished Invilice mans mar as is provided In the preceding section of this act in the case of officers of election misgiving such no lawful ballot or ballots. ilsonm 4. That if any porous shall hereafter per , suede, or advise, any person or persona deprived of citizenship, Kind disqua allied as albratakt, to Misr any ballot, or ballots, to the unbars of soy election, here after to be held In this Commouwealtior shall persuede, or advise, any each officers to maim any halki, or ballots, rom any person deprived pf cithiesalip, and disqualified as aforesaid, mach perm% eo ogradlog„ shalt be guilty of s misdemeanon w and upon nonvicsion thereof, in any court cis quarter makeup of this Clouts monwealtb, shall be pazdataid In like manner ma is peo- Tided in the *mond sect.* of this act, In the cam of officers of such election receiving suolsessiaertal ballot or ballota.• Also--In and by virtue of the lith section of the act of Feb. 27th, 1849, every person, excepting Justices of the Peace, who shall hold any _office or appointment of profit or trust under the legoslativa, ezecativeor Jodi clary department of this State, or of the United States, or any city or Mcorponetad district, end also that every member of Coumggrre , ami of the State Legislators and Of the Select or Common Council of soy lefty or emu satesiceter of may incorporated cUstrict, Le by law Incap able of holding or exercising at the same time, the of flee or appointment of J tido, inspetior, or Clerk Many election of thlSCOnsmonwealth, and that no Judge, I. imector, or other officer °racy's:lob election, Mall be eligible to any ogioe to tie then voted for. Also—That In the fourth section of the Act of As sembly entitled .An Act relating to exectitions, and for ot her purposes,. ovsed Awn 14041844 It is en acted that the aftemW 14th iie•-...slesillitot be con lamed, as to prevent any militia officer or borough 'officer from serving sap ade% Impector or dark, steamy general or spacial election lha tbialgommammalth." And in and by Act of the dos al Messand ofthhi State, penal the sad day of July, liftli, it is that UM Inspectors and Jaigee heat the plasma CM* disdrictoces the day of Cismstallillection sibreseld, at 9 °Woolf In' the Taliftooo, tad* dad periltont tie moral duties Smoked and minima tin deem MS sad by Ur inmeaet. - And - be it farther directed, in sad by Übe Aet of the General AsseniblY 4 tilde flute ,, silbreeedd s that one of the Judges of each of the different districts aforesaid, who shall have the charge of the certilicatas of the sundae of votes which Wall have been given for each cantildattille the &Murat Mama then and there viand for at itmill ram , .-ell diaisictsiieball RHO the third lay ale dee 4i, whiled( shall be cer 'MAT MO leel Or °aroma at the oournhoues, in the borough of Meuse& there to make stair sbnenant sad of ilia nasiber *flutes, which shall have loos *Tana tha arena districts In We county of Aetna for any pitons fit the odium afore said. . . P an aHAßig Shoran grseifFifulgaplqettalsbeseg • - sideetfon'oliberi" *Undo& 'satins d iirse 01, set en titled .A Further . to the 111eatiaa Lawarn vas,4 this Ooiounosirodtbi _ _ Pan thou. army albs 1 11Mtearilielnit bees deal/rad snoonnOsiblar ON ad reamititearnitpewoMemitili Oisiirn -mass saamealialmiesisolmmiled 'mine timirmuirsigni veil iwiillt nit _. Ihrtelliv iniestlingireavedebt sell ibe “eavomisireops4 ino ss rinnYlandltaillailliol4l6lo robot ossified. . . few akdvattitaints. NOTICE TO ASSESSORS. Tb. aarersors airetal ar tbe last Striae Illeetiort aro hereby nettled to &Wood et the oommaud o ...±. Office le the borough of etetritireg, to really. Mask Arramment Dapliraira sod tho heeeteary f esooettoeek se follows: The Ammon* of Onion. Conownyo, lisrukk, w i c k boroayb, Oxford, &milk* Itaadto a , ond pleasant onsan,y, Iltrobsoi, • Illantioy an e mines. town, will attend an Wednesday 14th day of OcOleer nest. And the Aennetore of the tiolovoth of Bettyebnoi, Cumberland, Highland. Free/ken Liberty,. it eig th,o,,- vrentrlin. Boiler. MenaHen. Tyrone, n unt i ng e„,, end Letionerr. wilt A. letl.l .111 Thurrolds, 4e isth day of October wcrt. By ...deo of the c oginalssionere. .1. X. WALTER, Clerk. /GETTYSBURG RAIL ROAD. TIME TABLE TRAIN leavesOettysborg at 7 15, A.N. and runartte at Gamow . Junction with the Put Line Etouth ate 12, reaching Baltimore at 11 20, A. it- Also, with Mail Train North at 10.5.3, A. IL, reaching th irt ‘ a b am a t 12 55, P. XL Returning arrive" at Gettysburg L 2 30. P.ll. 81PXIND TRAIN tear ee Atobtirg at 1 P. 11., and eonneets at HousoverJuntildn with lgall Train /oath at 3 og, P. IL, reaching Baltimore at 5 45, P. U. Re turniag arrives at Gettysburg at 8, p. N. The Freight Train with Passenger Car attached, liana Hanover att 30, A. IL, arriving in Gettysburg at 10, A. 31 Leaves Gettysburg far MIIIOI . III . at 2,A. R. NeeI:MDT, gop't. Pept. 28.1868 800 MILES Or Tit li UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD Ai e now *abated and hi °position. Although tido road le built with great rapidity, the work le thorough ly dime, and le pronountied by the United States Cow mlesionere to be liret.elees In *Tory revert. before it to accepted, and before any bonds cau be Woad upon It. Sapidity and excellence of cutistryction Lair. bout secured by u complete division of labor, and by di.• tributing Ur twenty tlioavand men employed slam the lipe be long illstauces at once. It I. now pre,, Debit Mat the Whole Line to the PACIFIC will be Completed in 1869 The Company bay. ample memos of which the (toy ernotont grants the right of way, and all necoomr, timber and other materials found along the Ile. of its operations; also 12,300 &Wes of land to the mile, takes In alternate sections on each side of its wad; also United States Thirty., ear Bonds, amounting to from $16,000 to $48,000 per mile, sounding to the difllcub tits to tes warmounted on the rarkwts sect Las to be built, for which It taboo a mewed =mignon' escusity, and It ht exportsmi that not only the Interest, blotch* principal amount may b. paid in wiretaps rendered by the Compaq in tratoportlng troops, mails, Lc. TUX paaNnios OF TUB UNION PACIFIC RAM LOAD, Irons Its Way or" Local Bannon, only, during the year •coding Jun* 30th, IWO, amounted to over FOUR MILLION DOLLARS, wieldy after paying all updates am mach more thaa eellleteat to pay the Interest upon its Bonds. Thom earning, are so imlkatloa of the nut through trait that team follow the °Fiestas of Menne to the Patilk, bat they certairly prose that First Mortgage Bonds epee each property, coating hearty three tinges their 1810.110 t, ARE ENTIRELY SS !URI The Onkel Pacing Bond. ran thirty years, era for 111,004 each, and hare coupons attached. Vey bear annual interest, payable on the f ret day. of isaaary and July at the Company's oars In the C.ti or New York. at the rare of Az per amt. la got 4. The princi. pal ie payable in p 44 at astaulty. The plies in 1111% sad at the preset% rate of gold, they pay a liberal la. 001310 00 their coat. A very Important cweWr•tfen In determining tb• Tabun( these Went.. is the hinyth .0 time they hare to It la well known that • Yang bt wl always commands • much higher price than • Anti one. It le rate to as puma that during the nest thirty yearn, the rate of interest in the United MAW" will decline as it has done la Europe, and we have a right to expect that each six per cent. securities ae thaw w Itl b. held at am high • premium as flume of this Government, which, in 1e67, wry. bought iu at tram 20 to 23 per cent. above par. The expor , demand aiogia may prodoco ibis re sult, and a. the lesti•ot a prhate corporation. therm* beyond the reach ofpolitkad action. The Conti..., believe that their Benda, at the pre• gent rate, are the cheapest snatitfln tbs market,and the right to advance the prize at any time is reeve'. rd. Eubseript lone .lie be tecehred in VIILIT NATIONAL BANK and axrmisuau NATIONAL BANS, and in Nut , Tusk I.T THE COMPANY'S SAild.“l ST. I= .1011111 J. CUD) A 11021, BAN:IMM 1.. Nil WALL In, Lod by taw Odepsairy wised:l4d aorta tkraughent IM=l liesostiolocto Arad be toads t■ drafts or othrzjaistsle pro. in New Pork, aad CU Bemis twat be and fflos Marys by ratan. ezprm. Parties talhotraoitig through lont agoots, will look to theta fir their oafs 'Weary. • PAMPHLET •ND MAP POE UM bro juts, bass pablintoul by th. Cuospituy. gluing Mk/ intbrmation Haar, I possilde la riverttsamest, respoetiag 11. Ologress of ii. Work, the Remorse of Ow Country traversed by - ths Lad, IL. Moms fur Cotortrsctioa, mad di* Vain* of tb. Bondi, which will b...■t fro* oo .4ppllcatioa tb. Cultspauy's taus us to arty 44 I L . adiartised agents. JOHN J. CHCO, Tresunror, Now York. *egad ::I.—ti E. W. CLARK Sz, CO., BA N KERS, NO. 35 S. THIRD ST., PHLLADELPHLS. CJENLR.4L A GI EN T 8 NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. ur Tat UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, COMM States of Pennsylvania and Southern New Jersey. Th• NATIONAL LIV 2 INSORAINIC COMPANY t. • curio...T.oA, Ch•rternl by Spect& Act •pprlwelJusly 21, Ism, with • Cash Capital of, Ono Million Dollars, and le sow thoroughly ..rgsulltad arid prepanut for be shwa. Liberal term. offered to Agents and golicitore, who are Wilted to apply ►t our ogles. Pun particulars to be had on application at our et ika,lotated to the second story of oar Swaim , HMO% w►era Circulate and Pamphlets. fully describin g the advantages offered by th• Company, may b. had. Applications for Crated and Westo' Peunsylvania to be made to 8.8. RUtiSZLis, Manager, Towanda, Pa. E. W. CLARK:fr co 4 No. 2 South Third great., PIIILADYLIII/1,, PA Aug. 81, 186a—lyin 1868. MILLINERY. 1868. MISS MCOREARY idAdjust returned from the City with a large as ,e , rtssat of Fall BONNETS Sr- HATS. Bonnet and list trimming'p of the latest styles, with an assortment of leahimable Fancy and Toilet Goods. obaY determined to mil at Om very lowest cash READY - MADE BONATEDiI will be kept on band, and Boaneta made. ; to order at the shortest notice. • • loniniin =p oled with goods to mil again On the most favorable terms, and patterns with instructions gratis. (Sept. n.--3ri CHEAP SHOES WB here Yale large aseortmeqi of Sheer for bnd.r . n t d il es iket will be Sold it greatly BEI)UCED PRICES. nequelity of goods sad pike we Invite comparison .3.Mee's sad Bors Rei' Deere at very low prices ROW & WOODS. Sept. 4.-41 To Builders.. PROPOSALS will b• wan Ist ocTo rtiartd 117 the imieradinupd mia air sn ow. *Mai Rommtood at Gettniu._ a RI MIAMI WM, WITH nifitilliiioor. scow& spoellieatke• mow be am al Z e e ra mtm d. The coloatittetistitartot•tbarolipt &tried to ttitti on!• or all tad itolisood aulatis6B- o 0. 1$011" Wyatt. G RAY'S FERRY PRINTING PIE WOIIIB, °rare Ferri Road a MA-WM Ns, Phila., Po. C. E. ROBINSON, Mairdi g e mbr at BLADE AND COLONID PRIUDDANe AND yrinc, °sips= 111122, VAIUMUS„ 20 1120.111.-32 JOB PUNTING, or ran aimermin AXICUTXDIOMTLY AM UI a ?me csimmpl. =EI Mlilll!= 1411141*4. CARPET WEAVING. Tho raboather ettly Worms the pablio that balm ormarawal WILVING calipers at Is noldoaor b G*lsN - EDON, Adams, 0601121% GOO Ow pike frog New (Mod geogoloq. 2 impel Met 41 ow Oz olk and 2 &tan enoth at Hatoptass bly work 6 warrant 10 Sire OLTITO aU.tYeripa. .1. nowt spool a liar data at the ilashass. i ado to be mooed wino corpse-wasvor eaywhore. Try aissad be convinced. USN glf ISPKOK. Green lodge, Pa., Sept. 11.-3 t QUEEN OF ENGLAND BOA QUEEN Of ENGLAND SOAP. IF • Qum Of ENGLAND SOAP For dolor family waehiair in the Wet sod clotapwa manner. thraranteed equal Mary le the world! Hue all She strength of uhl rosin soap with th• and sad lathariii qualities of grantee Camila. Try tble eplendld Reap. Sold by Om . ALDEN CHEMICAL W 01018.43 North Pront etreett, Philadelphia. Sept. 11.-1 y WOOD FOE, SALE, 300 CORDS OAK, 200 HICKORY, AT SANDOE'S MILL. sol,.Priro $2 nod $.9 per cord ou oho ground. GEO. !UMW , . Orionbut g. Aug. 2+, I`g•.—t e•tortrits. GROCERIES i& LUMBER AT PAXTON'S STORM, ON TA" BILL, STROM, ORTTYSBURO, PA. FRESH GROCERIES every week from the City, Provisksee, Dried as Green Snits ur all koadr, ■lwaye on hand, ■t lowest rated. PLODS, CORN SISAL, CURIUM; PRUE CIRRI YIN ROAR, soars OP ALL Your, CANDUB. NOTIONS, CONFECTIONARIES, BROOMS, Sc.; alw, LUMBER, sash as Scantling, Port., tisitislea, Plank, he., eoliths nally on band at lumina living rates. Call and see. Jane 24.—tt. GILLESPIE & CO., Dealers in Flour , Grocer ies, Notions , &c ., GETTYSBURG, PA INITIN the atteatten of tbe, public to their bugs. I. stock of Gouda. at tbe old stead, co Tort street, out dour to tbe (Hobe lam cousittlag of the best of • GROCERIES, /agars, Sm e Syrups. Moistaen, *Mos, Taws, Spices, Salt. .: th BEST BRANDS OF FLOUR la the market. with New Iltunilders, Sides. tisk Dried Fruits. Confections. lie: Also, NOT lONS, la great variety; Cedar sad Wlllow•ware, Stoat ware. Crockery-ware, Sestets, *tiers, 'robust*, sad a tboassad sod another snide,. BUTTER AND EGGS, mice sad fresh, sloops for sale. °mutant & 04.. will spare se egos to please sad are cosildvnt of Wag able to do AO by coasiasHitly keepist • toll and choice stuck, and oiling at the very We're. profits. COUXITILT 01103117 Cl wanted, either far the cesb or iu tidings. tor goods,ingbiet market price allured. JOSSPR S. GILLS:SPIN. HAbHIL CASHMAN. Jamel7.l6l4.—tt WM. BUYER. Sc SON, DEALERS IN GROCERIES, NOTIONS, TOBACCOS, ALSO, Stone, Wooden and Willow Ware, gsWbA general assortment of all Goods usually kept in a FAMILY GROCERY. Dee. 4, 1387.-tf SELLING OFF! - we cia I can to wake roar for mare 011OCER1ES AND LIQ G'OB,Y. HAVINOJpot ed (rum the City with the tars est sod asset varied aseurtawat al Sue goods aver off/ited bare, I expect every lady to luck to their Interest and buy where they can get the cheeped sad Met guide fur the CASH, as that is my motto. YAIII6Y GROCe RI P ..1 all Mode...regattas is t y u a fft of dyr•,p of all .. klade. 311..liwewl, Sager", Flour, t4Ton, Lard, Dried Beef, Lar g e lot of very pod dossr•catod Nam. No. 1 Mock and. Shod sad Sontag. My Liquor cannot be surpassed Is cheapaene .r laallt)). Dor 0 , 10.1111 , 11 Iliblekey Is pots Fria Woody, llottoodOlo or Ky. Wklokoy for moon Judd or uglier pawpaws 'Motel Keepers ea. M lispplied with Liquor. at City prices. sad wee freight sod package. Illehlef.•, Ilieutlasir• sad Lls. gar. Weary. also. A. slyer['. Grape Wilma Wit J. MARTIN. Mny II an -I n.lt. mortise de giveaway BARGAINS 121:T=1 GROCERY IN GETTYSBURG JOHN CRESS & SON HAVl:lO.q.en.d o new Gruen"). in GellmanMg, the n..rtb•...0 corner ..f tbr Public Square. hate Wet r,tei wed • splendid wurtment of MINH GROCERIES, taaludialr Balm, Coffee, Molasses, Syrup, Teas. Spiro., Tobacco. Nalt, Y lab. Hems, Sbouldsre, 1. Also. QUEENSWARE, CONFECTIONS, Nato. vloi te.gue go, Val.Cy Art sad Notion. gaster all, We ail al. lorep oa toad 1I UN and /BID STU!' Is. Harlot purchased for C.lsll. waar• prepared to ar I very Cheap. UITIO ID a veil Mitt Jude• for yoar• t 5112 MO= Grocery and Flour Store. REMOVAL. MEALS & BROTHER H A • V n B y r ub m r " t i s r btret t r o ie t t h , e wtr eg e i ty pr p o rt pee. tk. tow!, *masa 'V on hand ALL KINDS OF GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED, NOTIONS, &e Also, VIUTZTABLIT i■ seamen. fresh from the city and country. They are determined b. It. as cheep as the cheapest,and ae they only aak 01. ioneet living prate, they hepe to merit and receive e Menet shave at penile patrolman*. It•l.s A SW. April 1. gtgal fatitts. N°TICE. —Letters Testamentary on U.. waste of Jung 1 , 111314, tale of Strabaa township. Adams weary. Pa.. dawslowd. having bean /mho , to the notarstansd,they horsby give smallest. all p.m/as indebtad to said masts to wake hawed/silt payment, and those having Oahu. airaluat Ma rata ta present them properly anthwitiested fur selthwasad. SAM OIL 811111.1.. Itrowiem. Aug. 21.-60 sunny Anvu, lives io Tyroa• marl Wit. !jam. le Tipm, towuddit. OTlCE.—Letters Testamentary. &Me or gOb 2141131113. US& at LammOr oily, Pa.. hiring bra granted , Cs*lilPlar &raped. they literary!** sena Ural er , aula &third to Geld fe r to those herb that proper, MTh. It eater, sad du ♦s. 21 -111 Sold; A nd l l 4 ll4; a Minos , sritt Piineylvnels. In in hr matte Itspatst Jelllhomihr Jobe t f _ - DI SS 0 1,- II Vt. L. m.bui the undeceive:Wl DWI:, of Poonbort, .1. •II rooms indebted to NM is payment eritlipost4olltV 'Plain it to nos the two Dribs *tn le li boolsees. Bold ithoohtflati total.* day of Koh IOSIL ' IL - C i all*• a ' r .. _ Jot, lft, IMIL—Sof p AMPHLB *hatttop.. ter lir sit *one Mu. VALuitax inuitatirretz AT PRIVATE SALE. • Wee wabssafbegalbeta at _lfyittere 1.1. lb. vatnal.le sik *lda he exit roddeditaatill Mini:toe towbar.* Maar emir*, Pia; shalt tsar wroth of Tataribase: soar ilftwatates 1114 1 4714 _had* of Joseph Wierrweis, loset.li A. W ' *wean Wt.,- wok arid outer., asetalatag OVA sore r& he.. 11t-liuptuvisp.oll sty twoitory /ream and leg Wratherhuaidied Dwelling. with a Log [ltches as lashed, Log bora, Wastrel Shed, Corn Crib. a Than* WastherbuerJed Shop, and other teetbaildinge. Where lira two loud springs, use of Plana Outivenlett to the home, it thriving young Apple Orchard, Anna: 150 bearing Pworli leers, about Id bearing Pear tree., sad other trait There is • bilr proportion of Rod Timber and 111•.dow. There are betwsiey 4000 and 50h0 yawn hull trees to • griteery, which wilt be add with the property. Amy person &Wring toelow the promisee can call Oil Ile attbecriber -residing thereon. The property le In rood order. Mho above property be nut sold by lb. lest of Oct ober, it nlll rhea be tor Rent. &pt. IE-43 JOHN CLNAVICH. -------- - PUBLIC SALE - OF VALUABLE PROPERTY Th. Ade,.lstretors of tb. - estate of John liok• de• ci•owd, e hi on. r at Public Selo, no B.lterrlop the ha of °debt, /I•Zi. wider en order of the Orphan. Court of Adam* comity, the Helms sod Lot now occupied by F. D. Duplowe on the west eide of Cerlisle etrert, near the public equ.re. bounded north by an alley, and south end ems* by other property ot esia name. The Lot is 41 feet front by 30 fee{ dew with e tiro story Brick House ,bleb bee been recently titled up, mad being el leibly located is very dialreble as a deuce and well tttuated for public business. Persons eishing to purchase property will do well to glee It their attention. Bele will commence at 1 o'clock. P.M., who, et toad. dopes will be given and terms made known by ANN B. 110K31. Adin'n, PRANK D. DUPHORN, Atitu'r. J. - CALDriu, A actioneec. Sept. 1 4.—te PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY By virtue ufs Decree of the Orphans' Conn .f Ad am. county. the sednreigned, Ortardian of the minor children or) Jacob Lansinger, Amassed, rill •r II et Public Sale, on Saturday, the girl cloy of 0ct01.... next. ail o'clock, P. JL..m tbe premises, a Lot of /round, In the borough of Littleetown, Adam. county, , mown ae No.l of ROI shsw's Addition. ironting 40 feet uu North Queen street, end 66 test in rear, rash s depth ot 2.0 feet, adjoining lot Nu. 2on the %ntil and public alley, on the •wt •nd south. The wlaue. mutts consist of • good Iwo story Prague Da eliiug, a good sell of water, choice fruit tram, gripe vines, Am. The location is desirable, being sear the public square. Attendance will be given and terms made known on day of salerLy Drlf . li. LANSINUNIt, Sept. IS.—te tinsrd ism PUBLIC SALE. On .22idiOday, September 243th,1868, at 1 o'clock, P. N. 2Le node:signed will sell at hie residence on Semi nary Bldg., the following property, viz: 2 IIItDSTBADS and Belling, 1 new Bedstead ,1 new Cooking Store IBarees, Telly Iron Pots. and a es. ilety of other articles. Attendance will be stria and ierrnautade known ou day of sate by theme Heoxixes, as nif Agent. JOHN L. BONNII. Jewell CALDIMS, Auctioneer. (Sept. 18-It. FOB SALE. A Ambulate liana of 132 Acres Limestone land, 30 Acres of which mu In bossy white Oak Timber; situ ated to Adams. county, on Conowago , throe Niles twin Hanover, on the high road, and on the railroad f. oes Hanover to Littlestoens, and adjoining Moilingses Min properly, (formarty Hittutillers).— The building consist of a arse-class Sem ample eut hanasia. wow Tenant House, and large brick Man sion Mow, all la waperkw condition. This farm is offered toy rte tow, and on aeconisadating taros.— Apply to lie nodorelpeod residing ea the premier. •ddtaa, F. A. UHL, sell'e dation, Adams Gaudy, Ps. Sept. 18.-4 t• PRIVATE BALE OF A. VALUABLE FARM The ntidenigned intending to quit fanning, offers Sir sate the farm on which he now reside., near the Carlisle pike, one mile from Round Hill P. 0., and times miles from York Sulphur Springs and Hampton, Adams county, Pa., containing 101 ACRES, more or lone, on which is erected a saw two-Wry Outer Poet Halm, 2.1 by ZI that, with back-kitchen. There is a pus* - of -Galling water at the door, three Sprinp In twee/the dekko, and running water In two others; Apia's, Peaches, Cherries, and other fruit tines on the premised; a good and new Bank Barn, built in 1566, with all other outbuildings, Hog and Chicken House, do. rive thousand bushels of Lime have been put on thin farm In the last Gnu ynars, and tire thousand new rails. There are .boat SO Acres of heavy Titular land of W bite Oak and Hickory. It al so Iles convenient to Chiarchm, Mills, Blacksmith Shope. Stores and Port umce. This le a good thane*, as the farm is in a high stabe of cultivation, price low; hall cash. halanc• In payments with intireet. lithe abate Vann is not sold by thefirst of Decor bet, It will Ws IMMIX gor further Infiarzsiation addrs.• . . . Aug. 2.1.-tf PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY The undersigned, intending to quit farming, will .ell at Public Sale,.. Wednesday, the 30th day of Beirokoo ber last, at hi. residence on the liarrlaburg State road, In Strabru township, about Ave miles from tiattysburg, the following valualikt Personal Property, via: 2 MUD Or HORSES, 2 head of 1% year old - Colts, head of heavy Steen, 3 Mitch Cows, 4 Heifers, 4 Rana one • fall blooded Durham, sod one a fall blooded Da , vomildre, a Brood Bow with pigs, Ohio Buckeye Reaper and Mower, Patent Wire-Tooth Hay Rake, a two or three horse Wagon, one horse Spring Wagon, Plough*, Harrows, and a variety of other Fanning Utensil. reo quoit., in.. brat clan farm. Sale will cammence at 9 o'clock, A. M, when attend: Luce will be given and terms made known OD day o sale by C. IL GOLD8B03.01:10 Sept 4 to PUBLIC SALE OF A 'VALUABLE 110 USN AND LOT SJuandrdpnd, itat claw of 1b...111410hp Brown, derninnd, late of Gettysburg. will all at Public Ma. on Aseedoe. Me 2Oth of September hest" at o'ctocl, P. M., the Beal *tato of said decoanid, to wit: ♦ LOT of OKOOND, on the out side of Datimort otrat,atiotolog tots of Dr. Joe. Dontol, on the .oath, and U. Y. Paxton, on the north with • two•story MOM LIOLISIt. • twootory Brick back-buildint, and ode? Improaassata thereon. the property la &oars blo sad will be /old whbout Attaadaaca will ba given and lands made kuown on dry of sale by R. G. MoCREASY, Sept 4 —be VALUABLE PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE Th. undersigned °trete at Private eats the property on which he now reeidee in Franklin township near C a / a nion,, and the Chmathersburg pike adjoining Istade of wadies. Filer, John Bittinger, John P. Batt, Adam Elver) ■nd others, and containing 50 ACRES, more or hes, The Improvements weskit of a tiro et, ry Log Wsalberboarded Dwelling with a basement IL Itches., • Log Earn, wheelwright Shop and other out building... Well of excellent water with a pump in near the door; also, a running stream through the property, n thriving Orchard of Apple. and all kind. of Unit. The property is in good condition has lug over two thou. ..0 bushels of lime put thereon. There is a due pent...sta. of Meadow And Timber laud It is sin, located convenient to Chfirchee, School Mouses, Post - adlleee and Weaker:tics, which make it • desirable pro -petty. Person. wi.hiug to view the property or ascertain terms will apply to the submriber residing thereon. A uguet sx—tf DANIEL 11E10E8. EMICEMZ! 1211311012 PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE The subocribers, Itrecakne of tho last Isla asolTee tomeut of Nathaniel Grayson, 114.4., deceased, will 06 forma Public Salo, on the premloes, us Tuesday, Ma 29th Jaya,' a-pitman next, the Yerm of tb. sold de cedent, sinosto in Liborty township, Adam. county, Pa., odium ios Lando of Lewis Worts, John Rumor:Ater and antler., on lb. Public Rood betwoon knowitteburg and Fairfield, and containing 160 Acres. Improved with a bog. Two-story wastberboarded Dwelling House, Shooks Roams, Log Barn, Carriage Hones, Peas sad row Dill, an exceliont pi odactivs mod well of never-toiling water with pomp at the house. Zoo . .SCreek runs through the Fars.. Tho wU i. sood out tho prosaism. aro oonveutoul to School Houses, Mills. Stores, Re., readeting it a desirable location. Thor. are about 50 lava of Timber band covered with Locust, Chestnut and Oak. commons at 10 o'clock, A. IL, when attornb once will he given and tarsus node known by JOON 111II5SRLMAN, ANN MARIA GlitaYnON, lltecutoso. Also, at the atme time and place, the enhecriber wilt all at "Mlle Bale, en the premises, all that val uable Tract of Mad,e4joialtta the bore, late of Nitro. bath Oft,VINOIN tbeereed, and matatinieg lte duos.— About the and, ball la heavily limbed. The Mudding. are a coat tunable Log Homo wad Born with orate dry obtlealtdirgo medial bltchard of chotite frulL 8. GAIT, ♦gent for the Hari Aug. 1.1.--u 19...11.4u0rwr 4peoCalor oopy TWO VALUABLE PARME FOR SALE. The toftleiresaed offers at Privet. Ae Lit two valuable . twee, No. I—Containing 54 Acres, more or lees, oa wisleta raw nwideOft orwaship, adthesieg. lamb ell Ake Maas. Nett liftleator sew to, swat t ame natumors see . New lettut tweeery 10 1 6 - olktt . e Irmo" eedr: fidirsr 4lod ettwepateribed fib P DIV &TB'S A,L E. ... ,;.--Z.- UN=N3 I. IL SHIPLEY, Rand Hill, P. 0.. Adams Co., Pa. =EMI E= ;bit of Vrtittittllo. A VALUABLE FARM AT PItiVATE ,ALE.„a. The sebetTibar wish... to sell et Prirode Sale, his reduedde farre, "ideate he fl....tium township. A lams 'eutille Pe • ore the ruse! leieliels loom Moo It s'e Teem, to Yearn. hi. e4.luiug 1t... ti ha.'. A oelreo Reid, lel. nl - Whitened others. The FAR m eon t.t i eon Acres, ahaat 30 Acres of which are g ood Tin.her and a fair proportlou of Meadow. Im;•roeemen to onubt of two-eiory OTOS k (nearly uew,) a largo Bank Dare, Waeun shad, Car, Logs lionee, Hug Pear, Coro Oahe, red all other necessary nue...indulge There lee neter•falllug Spring of water he the cellar cod.■ well at the hero. 'Mere Is ete Orchard of about ISO tie.. of excellent fruit. The lard it under good eultleallou, gaud *Delos. Good well.wetei ed. Any pomp wishful; td purchase a Cum dew id out Mil /*wised een tkt. I no as the pm cheer will me coifs^ berseln. Artyperson wishing to Titr the limn will pleo.ee tell on the tiodersignod. Anguit 21,1868.-2 an• F SLIC SALE OF VALUABLE THAuT OF LAND Th. uuder.lSuad, ituruyea Ito fait for tlor heirs W•Sktr,oortaaroot, Nut of rt.... 1,1,4 Ml., o ill sell at Pnblia ass Tutsday, the 2tith g o y of ~ . ..preader,af 1 o'docit I. M., floe folloroing ralottl.loo TRACI' OE LAND lying poi tly In Catoberland township, Adonis county. Fit., and portly In Frederick county, did., counting 246 Acres, wore or trijoinsug hale of D. W. Monier, Isaac Fisher and others. The improvements are a l.,ge (wound': BRICK MOUSE, *double Lug Darn, % non :bed, nod other out•suildlngs. About 60 Acres in good Timber, the balance choreal, with a fair proportion sf goal Meadow. The slane tract is well watered and cun..olooly I.rtatad to ehnrchee, School.; Mill., and Yorkers sisrAttendssuce will be given and term,. nmin., mown on /ay of sale by FL WITIIHROW, JOSZPII WALKER. Sept 11.-1 e TWO VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE The audersigued UN: at Private Sale. their EY/ vat 'table Lots, via: No. I.—Containing 15 Acres, more sr leas, Itt Cumberland tow. ship, adjoining lands of Dr. Study, George Rowe sad others, about%milo from Witheroves MITI . (known as the hlyer's property), improyed with a two-atury Log Ilonso, with a hack a Baru pall log and the other part Mane, two .wry Spring Ituuni, Carpenter S.hup, +mot e Ifouso, and other neeenary outbuddings, a well of noser-fatling Water, with pump, at the kitchen .iccr, a young Orchard of choice fruit, kr. . • No..2— , Containing 11 Acres and 43 Perches, more or less, adJoatalug illottall or John A. Lohr, George Doll arid others lb Cantherlancl „hip, Improved with as two-story Lod Muse, with Kthilr Y attached, Frame Stable, Carpenter Shop acid other Ostimiltliags, Sprtug of goad Water near the !loose, good Orchard - bearing fruit, etc. If not sold be the 6th of November, tho above properties win, be offered at Public Sale. Any person eriehineto view the properties will call on the undereigned residing on the property. Pirrtat 1100FNAGLE, tie.NitY 1100PNAGLII, JOUN W. fIOOFNAOLIi. Aug. 21, 1888 -W FoR SALE A VAL U ABLE MILL PROPERTY, with 00 ACRES of choice Land, on the Turnpike lend ing from Abbottetown to Hanover, one mile from the Romer place; known an Hollinger'n ALSO, ONE OTHER MILL PROPERTY, with 40 ACRES 01 LAND, or LSO Acre. en may be desired, on Marsh Creek," miles eantb-west from 0 et tyeLn rg, and known so Undue' NHL ALSO, A MODEL FAR*, 231 ACRES OP LAND, In • high state of cultivation, 100 bushels of Lime to the Acre. No.l, Balldlup, 2 miles west from Gettysburg. GEO. ARNOLD. Gettysburg, Aug. 21, 1868.-414 m PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE By virtue of a Decree of the Orphans' Court of Ad am. county, the undersigned, Executor of the Will of John Socks, dec'd., late of Cumberland township, Ad ams county, Pa., will tell at Public Sale, on Saturday the 3rd of October next, at 1 o'clock, P. M., on.the pre• mines, the FARM of said deceased, situate in Cumber land township aforesaid, adjoining lands of George Rose, Joseph Sherry, John Slyder, Michael Bushman and others, containing 59 Acres and 132 Perches, im proved with a two-story LOO HOUSE, Log Barn with Wagon Shed and Corn Crib, Hog House, and other outbuildings; • thriving young Apple Orchard and other choice fruit; a spring of good Water. There is a fair proportion of good Meadow and Timber land.— AIso,a,TRACT OF TLMBEII/LAND,44joininglithe above, containing 10 Acres and 10 Perches, mostly Oak and Hickory. Attendance will be given and termenneele known on day of sale by SAMUEL PITZER, Sept-11.—ta Executor. VALUABLE MILLS 6r. FARM AT PRIVATE SALE The enbectiber wishing to retire from business on acconot of his health, offer* at Private Sole his value. hie Property, situated in Liberty township, Adams enmity, Pa., 2 tulles south of Fairfield, known or An gains Mills. The farm contains about 76 Acre, of land, about 15 Acres of which is in meadow, about 5 Acres in thriving timber. principally Locust, and the balance ascent that occupied by Building s, Dam, , Roads, Jac. In a high slate of cultivation. There is a great variety of fruit on the premises. The Building. are • large twiretory Brick Dwelling House with Backbuilding, Double Lug Barn, Wagon Shed, Hug Rouse, Spring House and all other neceteary out The Mills are on Middle creek with 'Wile ievt water to run the year round, the 11.111 House is 50 by 40 feet, 3 stories high lower story stone, the balance frame as good ea new, befit in the most substantial manner, Power, 2 Overshot Wheels 13 feet high, coo t:alas 2 pairs of Burrs and 2 pairs of Chopping Stone., together with 'lithe machinery and fixtort s to • first class Marchant sal Oitst Mlll. There is also a nevi law Mill attached tripple geared, capaole of sawing 150 teed of Oak Lumber per hour. The above Male are in a feed usighberboud for grain being within 2 mile' of OILITOIre Trait end Tinnier ; also, fur Schools, Churches, Markets, tr. Price and terms made know, by calling on the sob. scriber on the property or addressing him at Fairfield, Penna. PETER DIEHL. Aug.:ll, 12,2.-4tu A FIRST-RATE BUSINESS STAND AT PRIVATE SALE The undersigned, intending to remove, offers at Private Sale, his very desirable Property, on Cham bersbarg street, Gettysburg, being one of the hest hir able.s stands in the town. The House, nearly new, is a three-story Brick, with a Back-building, all under tin roofing; the dtore-Boom In au admiroble one, whilst the basement Is fitted up for n Restaurant.— The whole is in thorough repair. Stith a property Is rarely found in market, end all desiring to invest Awaid give this offer prompt attention. The undersigned hail the building ererted about ten years a_o, In the best end niust entrortalhthll manner, Sur his own use and trviipairty, as he has ever e:t.ce married ore the Merchant !miming Inoiinese the-rein; and, but fur his in tenthn to remove, would not port "with It for any money. He ie row determined to leave. however, anal asks per; haeera to coil eoon, to oven toe wallet* and learn term• . Sept. 13.—tf ti1,010:1, JACOLS. WESTERN PRE-EMPTION LANDS I lIATE ON HAND A FEW TRACT S OF No. I, second hand, prt-euiptivo LAtatls It catrJ ',at It •II roado,Coonty Toven%•kc, in well •nttlwl neighbior beads, stack I mill aril, 4r ..xclaahge at a fair price lb, Re* &ante to Alhal c4tiaty, Yn Pet, 5, 1861,—tt L l OB SALE. & very .18.1 r while h "no. :.1.3 terra of dmine with Bowl bulWiup , on. mil* from Ilarfley DIN). ARNOLD. i4f,11 11, '6ll-11" &FIRST CLASS FARM AT PRIVATE SALE. It in Iwo miles of Gettysburg, on the liar riebnrit road, with all nreeasary improve ments, awl In prime order. I will dull from 100 to 100 Acres, to suit parchasera. Terms reasonable. For further information, apply to WM. WII3Lbr, Gettyiburg, I ' a. Bept.,lB-t1 A. DESIRABLE TOWN PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE .TRE tindessigned offers at Private ii est. , Its old DOBUIN DWICLLIISO.nt the June. Vellesthilee - rm.ettsfewet mud iihussittshurs ruast& la the porno thettolbarst -The house Is rubatmnttetty lOUs of stuns, sod soatsins twelve birg• rooms.— itbera-ba Avow. roven-Akillax spring of first rat* whites to nee Sitiseutsne rid '.ores of ism, outtoest• ts‘wtilt it. I%o4as:sties is s miry yl o out aue. mud it,h6ltttlettahlitiobal usitl.9 .thi* could he slide One .111bikulat coalfortable 4nal deetrabir !wows In the twrette • or ilkgfcipity. M0nt.14.l t7-tr Rupp, REAL ESTATE AGENCY. I have opened an ngvitry for the SALE OF REAL ESTATE, itt connection with nor law len-ine-• 1...1 ettyabnrg Old MORI iLlew mama attention F. the latimiestion of Titles, Con -Ming dc Investment of money. rillylbottibibMt to toll, of boy Walt. nosy Slott It to liiikeibentl;l4tioAldt. &me& Ear .aid Woodland 2.1. 'AM Ming tr.aoa ••49uts, sqa t.totoo iksX, bCitg-i, ita,Y CIMAP 4 4 1- 1 6101,4 P AANPIK, Von o,4uu itilmoCrea OIXo -4 MAW. 4bs, is imis 1e:14.231. 4o ORM liriAlol,l 24 /tit" Ale 4, - . I I IOAVIIIIS 44 114 IP, AMER ley 10. 11016.-tf. Notice to Capitalists I fi PElts4lNi of ve,,t mg. mud t.m. SINE PK/I cr.op.ti„i call 141 Ow Getty3burg Nation a ! Batik, AND OBTAIN CIRCULARS oF' Tlt UNION PACIFIC CKNTRAL PACIFIC K t ILROAU txw. et it wri now. it0,41/11.11t4 Are dltitignro itto; lu boror awl saltpinuraming. . J !a-BONUS t.tn be had nt nll Mut, ni !bin I:not. 1.14) .1141Yrn nll inflirlllatioll rmir.•r 11 ing PA id iurr,~ moot. will I , livorfully Oven. lore. .1. P.NI./It V RA P. GETrYBUmi NATIONAL BAN k GOVKRNM ENT IoY, US, of all lifuel,. Hullo IjT moof SEVEN-TIIIRTY lION LS cw.vcrted Into 1 , 1 rY DONDA sthout COMPOUND INTPILICST NIA' KS A 5111.3). The lII° II EST rftemium r od Oil 6041) ni1d1. 4 11.1, STOCKS •nd LIONDS, or dl kind( boniatt Plf CIIARD /KO COMNILMION. 4.MtDKILS PRONIPTLY KXKCUTILD. Interest on SPECIAL De hinTs atitan,d 1 pre. en/ Persona wishing Information iu regard to U S. Bonds and fttocks of all kinds, are Invited to gl ut o coil and we will give oil Into tostiot, cheurfully. J. UNIOP,I( HAIR, Cash!. , liettvsburg, Oct 30, in7-tr FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF GETTYSBURG, PENNA., J. tlyent /or the sale of Mr Piot, ffortfoole Union • Pacifi- Rail lott 41. 6 PER CENT.GOLD TherETIEST BONDS, • t market rater, ertah Interest payable semi-annually oar at counter. An neciAgary I:. format ko given Gettysbnrg, Noy. 27, 1867.—t FIRST NATIONAL BANN GETTYSB UR G WILL ALLOW Interest on SPECIAL DEPOSITS an foth,we PER CENT. PER ANNUM FOR 1 TEAR, •• HUNT HR WILL CASH COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES AND Will also purchase or sell STOCKS and BONDS of every kind 'Cesar charge an Commlselon, and will at all time. pay the lIIGEINST PRielf fur nod with pleasure treseset all busimse promptly es heretofore per tai ping to a well regulated Rank. GEO. ARNOLD, Ca.him. Oettymbure, Nov. 6 1867-1( fife and ,firc Xusuraurt. ADA:IIS COUNTY 1-NSL'ItAN( E COMPANY INCORPORATED, MAI:c11 Praildent—Ocarge titrepe. ire.reeeldent—BatnueLlt. Ruts..ll. Sect etary —D. A. Buehler, Treasurer—E. tl. Valineetock. Executive Commuter—Rotwrt McCurdy. 11. A. Pink lug. Jacob King. Managera.—George Swope, D. A .Ilutliter, It. dy, M. Eielielberger, S. It. Itusell, E. U. Ed, ceet..c A.D.; Bnetiler, It. W. McCreary, Uettplititg King, Strata:in ciwnollp ; k'reilcriek Diehl, Franklin Wm. D. Mimes. New Oxford; Wm. B. villa; 11. A. Picking, Stratum ; John W.llord. fat i more; John Picking. Enid .(liel T. Wright BendersTille; Ataitl P. tiitt, New Oxford; Janice ll Merstiall,llamiltimben; Joho Cu Freedom Jolrn Mcuntfay Wm. howl Whitc.l.lberty. Inj...This Company is !United in Ito, Oplrealut.l t , ; the county of Ad,tme. It 1.01 been in operation fur than 17 yen: e, eui in that in,rl.l nnutn but one !Wert/lent ing i.l.llu.smus by f r... 1,11 arnountinK to over $15,000. Any W.:A.lldr, it a 41 . In n/no:we cnn apply to tither of th, I.H -A Inn ',nth men : 1fie7.1.8 Executive Committee ane.ti et of the Company. on the last Wednesday I o every mouth. et 2u'eloek, P. U. Ptllllllo, 1564.—t1 THE PENN UTUA I. LIFE, INSURA.VcE COM PA.V 92 - 1 CHEST - NUT ST IL EET, 2 , 00,0 0 0 II Ilex Sur), nx diri(1111 11“.u . q.% Ih. PIJiiIV I bilelt . , j'r )7J 1 THE OSt.V"I'l• I'I.Y NIL 1: I. Nt IN 111 • 1'111) 1"1'1. fr All tie- .1 tits. t.•. 11 wit. be vlici.ool HENRY J. II N ESTOCIi, July 1,1415.—11 m X#tru GETTY BI.T LI V I= SALE & EXCILING E 7'.\l 'II I IIE Proprietor of thest. feellag thank hy ter the 111,e.7.1,ett,i...,-. 1,6• • tabs, ter attar !,4,1i Itave to inr.rn. the pubi,, 11". heconthith.. the 1.1 VI:ItY IttlINE , 6 fit hie 01,1ei,..: on Niwillingtet,treet,Getty,htirtz. nen. the eaters he is prepared at all Lim. , tt , Lcconillitnin I. persont wttl. attythint in hl. liar _=• HORSES, COACTINP, nu61;11 , :. .ir., li!ilEtl!nt=1111111111!!!!1=CM11 .ntCOMpeleot.Livr rs. vent along i l d.•ait •, • will b- touveyrill.• utter t1)11, ne. or tir I. pb.•• ,. the con utrt 111. • i and the eln.•, onni an ill h. npared to mIL rt••• 1, gars coluft. told. 11. I. preistrot 4t at. faro Lib conch.. for Cont.:oS; dnd 4 1 . 0 It , fn r It. • ilrinz to - Ko tho Hs Ulf Slut. ~; t. •l,il WI.. Springs ALSO-11 S A N U 24 1 i 1. will bethought and solt: .8 I all t !wee rersoo • tr.! ittit to earctotme•toek will dad, t. to their .4 , ,V to cell oh the andet4lol.l, 01 big 4tvek i• wort .1.4.1. to be cc re{ reeoat«A, uo eala . Lo. of [lore. 411 • SI OH. lit I be mold Oil I rltto :art 4,411. 0.1 fret (rote rtet In t.. • • repreAenL. Per,.'. ilk I. Mid it I. writ. It tot...dial Olt old iitatii tittrrliti alsowhorc Myy 19• i- Tilt 1.-.161,i1 (I : ;a, SALE & EXeIIA NG E Washingesfrif tlctig4h,,,q,, I ADJOINING TIII EAOI.I•: YfF.I, yrii.E. undersigned would respevt a fatty itlrtorta I itahlt• thm b. 1.. I.IV WRY. SA ANti .t In 110, 'due. and is .14's ott , •t. t comm....lnth.te In %hi. III", /I. .I•Ati .r•! rritl.ttopelry. C'ttrilact.b. Ilatt % 4 W./ "' ./I Use W.'s, .4)1, I•. .41 1 lor int'ill I, orytta.l. 111. .11. ti, 11. ..r , 14 ith. andi•-tr c.lp. Idea L.O nth.: /toe 111". ,, .L , 7. . . plait.. C.. 10 61,00 , 1. equipeil• Parties,largo or mstall.can ..t MCI VI thoi w. u t 0a the moot eve...1...de1/Mt Wale. Vloitore to rho ottott.to. sad reliable drives, forolshoJ if dminia. rarities coun.st.J to -.n,1 rt.ak tttot Bop.* Inton lA* turlvalesedeparture .101, , .r.t • • . . _,. rturii• booKht. 10. it 1...1r ~•,'•r• tugod •nti always a chlwairli bai 11it"..,*...n . linr'n...ite. t• "bit play In., no linalgh!.: Al etas. as w rahlaant - . 7 wild I. 'famishing Vo ir' to. 4116 Itadwr• ,etti. saw, .4.4 , :mW .• w. ~...• • wtt , wig 041.414 ,- ••• . wk.: - NA v 4 properri I to I. GI. MoCIUCART, Altoruily $ hor. ,finaurial I=l CM@ 6 PER CENT. furl year, 4 PElt CENT. for 8 menthe 3 PERCENT. for 3 morkilus. MCI GEO. AICNOLD.C.IiIer COUPONS GOLD AND SILVER, MEM D. A. Ituclder, 41-tt),hdrer. E. G. Fobiiestock, •• Jac.)l.l Xing. Strisban t o me -hip. 11. A. Picking, Frederick Dirk 1. Fr ikk hit •• Wm. Row. WLitu. Liberd!. IL C. Pet.-rm. Pet erebnrg t Y. F.) OF PIIII..114:1,P111t I=3l =1 CITY c.t o , lllg, =II !!!!!1 • ~.rirleg in 04et 4 . patronises r. T VATS. • =BM
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