gamut' Ads.
OF
AL PAINIONAL
11l sail at Public Sala, on Frady
10.,tiaat A. it, theiblimin,
:
1 Cell, 1 Caw; laandot
Wagon. n.qt — 'Wancon 1144 Iry
Z Nowa, Maffei rim pan
-clan Winnowing
Saw, Poo doter,
iloulehe and oit.gleOarrblp
matt Tool.. 2 /Wk.'s. Aiwa":
and Bitches ran
Oder Bartel*, and may taw
n”, •Ilit Curia.
any rill be of for safe the
inku 11,4 bead, deceased els:
late residence of said
of 11 AM ES Of LAND, with •
Dry Ltonae and Spring Nona,
ton ditto., an Orchard contain.
t, a Food Baru. part Log and part
Mato, and a Blacksmith Shop.
I onse and Lot., adjoin.
ood Lot of 14 Acres,
don. a 4 joinlog /abds of Cyrus
fezeolieut .-r Ag e and • good
given and terma madoksorra oa
EETHER Mao Mimi,
EMILY C. mooasicab
EIE
LE MILL PROPERTY,
hmee Land, on the Turnpike len&
-n to ilanover, one mils from Om
as Hollinger . ' MilL
A LSO,
L iatorntrl, the di ACNE
Casa as may bo desired, on Mars
west from {let tysbarg, sad known
A LSO,
1 ACRES or LAND, tea high
lout...helm of Lime to the Acre.
IIN tr...t from Gott} aborg.
GEO. ARNOLD.
`l, ISCS.-I,,,tim
LE OF A
VALUABLE FARM.
ttenairg to quit farming, mime
which his now re.ides, near the
.e from Round Hill P, a, and
k Sulphur Springs and Hampton,
101 ACRES, more of
ted a new two-story Rater Poet
with back-kitchen.. There La
hug water at the door, three
fields, and running water In two
che., Cheerie., and other Halt
a good and new Bank Sara.
II otlier ,outbuilditits, Hog wad
Five thousand bushels olaillPO
s form in the last four years, and
ox. There are about 30 Acre. of
W . .ite Oak and I lickory. It
• Churches. Mills, lileckstaltit
,411 , e. Thin is a good chance,
of cultiration, price low;
payment, with intereat
/a imt sold 1.3 the first of Decoot—
ath.n addr.i,n
1. B. SLIIPL4r,
.untl dill, 1•. 0., Attp,As co., 1.1.,
IZEM
AT PRIVATE SALE.
and Gettyeeurg' turnpike, 1
a. containing In ACRKS of sr,
vaniantproportion of Wood,MK, J. Buildings and fencing in Am
of Water.
t of u arid-ext., prodwcieg farm
co, 2c., will do well to titwoliet
•13 to the subscriber liviug 01114
BllHl'AltD ST &MILERS,
SALE
desirable ➢RICE 1101.783 AND
'awa county, Pa.
060. ARNOLD.
1828.-ti
rertrio.
S Si; LUMBER
IL ON TUN HILL, BALTIMOILIS
RTYYSBURO, PA
GROCERIES
•e City, ProN i islonn, Drle.l ant
iuda, 111W/VII ou 1.11134, at 10Malk
, CHEESE, PURE CIDER TIN
ALL RINDS, CANDLES,
CONFECTIONARIES,
MS, Ac.; alio,
IBER
osta, 2klagtes, Plank, 2c., contin..
tivin s rates. Call and see,
SPIE &_ C 0.,
Flour, Grocer
'Utions, &c.,
SBURG, PA.,
tleu ol the public to their largo
t the old stand. us York rtroot.
be Inu , couslatlag of the boot. of
ER I E S,
seel, Coffeet, Teu, Split% Bak
INDS OF FLOUR
alwakleri. Sidi., Ptah.
10.257 S
sr and Willow-ware, Stoma.
, Baskets, Respire, Tcloaccoa,
collier articles.
R AND EGGS,
for gale
ware no effort to iploaes, and
It able to' du so by roasiantly
h,lcs sad selling at thsi
weltlal" Paotovez wantedeithar
bulge for Roods, highest market
JOSEPH S. GILLESPIE,
DANIEL CASHMAN.
YER & SON„
LEES IN
S, NOTIONS'
ACCOS,
ALSO,
t and Willow Weirs,
ral assortment of
Usually kept in
LY GROCERY.
NG OFF!
can to stake room for more
8 AND LIQ UORS.
• Niemen the City with the kw
.cl assortment of fins good/ OM
t every body to "look to their
s they eon get thticherport
that is my motto.
RISE of Asa kinds, emilikekill
all kind. , Molar's, Soprr,
ac.
Lard, Dried Beet
Silisr.curallliaa,2lo.l7sek,
nnotbe Imposed
e loenz . llfliaks4lll.
pupleisa. " ig L etaa.
• • at City Z price+. sod ng
am
Roallaad's sad Us
Spokes Clirap• Wins,
WIC J. KAATIIII.
Billasobe at., iilettribuirg_
GAINS
thi Emir
CERY
TTYSBURG.
REM & SON
Sy Grooary,ln =ham
i ' s;: r ld =ides at 71= 6.
ERIE 8'
• I
A I M g a 1 I r b 2 1 r i. MO 1 IV
• Y e it= IV V 1. 142 ti=
00a.
"
J. w.
d Flour Store.
.0 V4J
BROTHER
r Storo to tie atrntNt Pr,,
burs swot, mbar 0/4.1.1.
3, on Mad
INDS OP
ERIES,
IirOTIONS, *4.
tedragal tram . .`P i efq
so odl. so dm.
tboor aft olOk okoloomookilhfos
morn sod ricavit Mork
saria.l4l
t c ltur Rd *MOW
iiyabary, Friday, Oat. 80, Ma.
ANKS.—The Senior is under obit-
Ins to Mr. GRozois BSAIt, of Arendt*-
, for a bushel of floe Turnips
OLVED.—Mesabi.• CannllGUlr and
'E have dissolved partnership. Mr.
man will carry on the Carpenter bus
s in his own name. See advertise._
ClDENT.—Jssursßznsß orkeum
nd township, On the 19th inst., had
eg broken while cutting timber, by I
ng tree striking his right leg. Dr.
eel jilts called in and Mr. R. is doing
uttT.—The Novernberpourt, under
law, will continue two week& A
ble set of Petit Jurors for first and
nd week have been drawn. The list
urors will be found in -another cdl-
REMIUM.--In addition to the Rm.
ma taken by Adams county repreeen
yea at the Chamberaburg Fair, hereto
nottce4, we observe that GapRGE A.
out, of thin place, took the preminin
for fastest pacing.
RVEY.—Lieut. W. H. CHAI3E, of the
:ineer Corps, U. S. A., is now enziwed
•ing a topographical surcey_of the Get
nirg Battle-field, upder 'orderiTrorn
War Department. -- 7 By a notice in
Aber column it wili k be Seen that ho
Tres the stakes and bench marks to
sin undisturbed until the survey is
plated.
lONIJMENT.—The crowning statue
the Monument to be erected in the
oval Cemetery reached Gettysburg
week. It represents tile Goddess of
•rty, and stindi 12 feet high, weighing
f pounds. It was modeled and cut
Italy under the supervision of the
iptor Rodgers. - ,The, monument its'elf
I not be put up until spring.
NOTLIER ROBBERY.—Last week
noticed the robbery of Mr. MARTIN'S
ein Fountaindale. We learn that' on
nday night last, Mr. Buunatiktes store
also robbed, probably by the same
ties. A horse and buggy were taken at
same time. Two men passed through
tysburg on Tuesday with the horse and
gy, and officers are in pursuit.
RGANIZED.—The Gettysburg Spring
Uroad has•been organized by the elec.
the following officers:
resident, Robert McCurdy.
!!rectors, E. G. Fahneetoek, D. Wills,
G. McCreary, G. D. Smith, R. L. Ham
n and .1. M. Emerson.
i be Katalysine Spring Hotel Company
ye elected the following , officers:
• resident, Robert McCurdy.
• Irectors, R. G. McCreary, D. Wills,
L. Hamilton, E. G. Fahnestock, S .
rbst and C. 11. Buehler.
I he site of the hotel will be near the
ring, on the Harman property, on the
eof the enclosed park. It is intended
lay the foundation for the building this
in order that it may be completed in
e for occupancy at the opening of the
xt season. It is to accommodate 500
eats.
ORDAINED.—At the recent meeting of
e West Pennsylvania Synod, (Lutheran)
Littleatown, Revs. H. W. MclENtaur,
C. HOLLER, and E. Durr,avere ordain
to the full work of thegospel ministry.
=v. H. C. GROSSMAN was to have been
Jained at the same time, but domestic af
. lotions galled him away from Synod. His
dictation took place last Sabbath eve
•g, in St. James Church, in this place,
ev. Dr. Baoww delivered an ,able Bor
on, Rev. Dr..HAY and Rev. Mr. BREW
-Bsuoa assisting in the services. We
. deratand that Mr. Grossman has re
gned the pastorship of the New Chester
. arge.
Messrs. J. J. Cook and likkmarr S.
00K, of the Theological Seminary ih this
lace, were licensed to preach the gospel,
uring the session of the Synod.
DAMAGE PETITIONS.—The Corn
. issioners furnish blank Abstracts, free
f charge, to parties wanting to use thert4
at the other Blanks must be provided by
latmants at their own eT,pense. Printed
lank petitions, with agdavits, can be bad
t the "STAR AND SENTINEL" OinCe. TO
void confession and delay, it would be
•• ell for parties to prepare their claims in
dvance of the next meeting of the Coin
. issiohers.
Upon this subject, we find this item in
ne of our late exchanges, giving the
umber o f claims already presented in the
.unties named:
Franklin county, 1,504, amounting to
:737,962,07, or an average of $490,59 Co
.. et; ; Fulton county, 127, amounting to
1,669,60, or an average of $328,08 each;
terry county, 3, amounting to $633,85, or
average of it. 9,75 ; Bodfor, 47, amount
ing to $3,984,92, or an average of $81,78 ;
Cumberland, 132, amounting to $24,2t112 82,
or an average of $184,73. The total is 1,-
815, amounting to tt 14,483 26 or an average
of $445.41. It is eatimated_that there will
be in all the border counties nearly four
housand claimants with an aggregate
amount of damages of between fifteen
hundred thousand and two million dol
aars.
THE TORCH-LIGHT PROCESSION.—
The demonstration in this place on Friday
night last, in honor of the recent Repub
lican victories, was an imposing one,
notwithstanding the brief notice. The
procession was formed in the diamond at
7 o'clock - , by Capt. HusTstt of the Grant
and Colfax Club, and marched through the
leading streets—the banners, Chinese lan
terns, tordhes, An. makings handsome ap
pearance. "Young America" expressing
a desire to participate, a number of small
square lanterns had been expressly pre
pared for them, with the letters G--41—A
—N—T appearing on them alternately,
which were carried by boys.
Dr. Tara had an ilhaminated omnibus
in line, with appropriate mottoes, follow
ed by a tender with a party or "Carpet
baggers," who had charge of a large buck,
and seemed to hail from the "Buckeye"
. State.
Another marked feature was a large open
- wagon, neatly ornamented, and carrying
a number of little! girls, who made the
streets vocal with patriotic songs—got up
.by Mr. NICHOLAS WEAVER.
A number of dwellings along the line of
. !march wore illuminated, some of them
numirops national flags and
portraits of ILincona, grant and Washing
tton, -being displayed.
.After marching through the streets the
- processioil halted in front of the "STAB
Szialnut." building,whlch had been pro
fusely decorated with pine, flags, dm., by
the Boys-In-Blue. The crowd at this time
blocked up the street, and In response to
calls, were successively addressed by D.
A. Buehler, Esq., Lieut. Win. R. Eystet,
A. J. Cover, Esq., Ron. Edward McPher
son, and Lieut. D. L. McKenzie.
The entire demonstration was a anaemia,
the enthusiast* =along the line of march
and during the speaking manifesting itself
in continued cheering. The Cwafflitt6e-in
charge of the arrangements, who deserve
much oredit for their eneranivere—Lieut.
A. M. Hunter, Lieut. Wm., B. Eyster, R.
M. Schick, John M. Warner, John M.
Kranth, Prank b. Duphorn and Samuel
McAllister.
. Al-Petroleum V. liatuthy terms "Bar
rett's' Yr/grad:Ow - galx
..Raitoranve" the
• "Fount!* sir Yentii i m and his is 4 10 t the
only instanoe where II use "made the old
wan young anudit." It is warranted in
'every *tie to restore the hair to its natural
color, and Is a beautifid dreading. -- W.MOZ
lay /ittaltipavaur. .
Alllqttrs. lawns end ddlearlit _ 1 1, 111
be pleased.to hare their friends' c all and
wee their Winter likilnery Goode - just re- ,
oelved. York - street nearly opposite*.
;anus Lutheran Church. 00t.80,51
LIST OF CLAIMS FOR DANA43OS.
We mentioned last week that tbe Com
mliestaners appointed under the law, met.
in Giftisburg last Wednesday and Thurs
day, and received a conaiderable number
°tele : rms. They then adjourned to meet
on. the 10th and 11th of November, when
they Will hear the remaining claims. We
think as many will be presented then at,
were presented last week ; and would not.
he surprised it the entire number in Ad
ams comity Oiould reach 1,000. There're
over 1600 in Pranklin.
We expreaqid the opinion last week that
the claims wo uld average XBOO. We think
that is too - lirga an %stireate, by.nearly
One half, •as - I,the subjoined figures will
Show.
In view of the crowd and pressure,
likely - then to occur, we mugged that
claimants would better prepare their
statements and proofs In advance of the
10th and 11th of November.
The list thus far presented boas follows
Albert
Asper Jacob W _—
Asper Jones
Albert
All ieon Wm......
Albert Henry
12000
40:00 00
1098 49
11188 10 161 40
150 90
175 00
125 00
100 00 105 60
• 490 bo,
......
.210 00'
210 00.
227 007
175 00
-.- 90 60 850 18
520 59
799 50
833 00
350 00
';'325 00
e 2 60
• 164 00
.--, 400 90 817 541
813 00
427 60
120 61 110 00
130 00
426 25
982 80
1119 31
217 00
295 00
813 00 553 co
020 00 650 60
63.5 00
71 50
700 00
500 00
945 28
77800
488 00
800 00 1418 16
225 00
166 00
00
500 06
900 00
100 50
571 00
215 25
175'00
Brown Andrew.....
Bucher Isaac M.,..
Benner Christian
Buehler B B et at
Brenneman Jonathan_,
Baer Abraham,
Boler W ill lam.
Brame Adam
Brown George
Bittiliger George F....
Brougb ELCISLIUSI .
Basehoar Jacolstil
Bollinger Adam 4.
Brown Jacob
Beetber Dasld
Bricker David.,
Bucher Samuel-- ......
Bucher henry
Brinkerhoff Dtivid C
Heider Daniel, (estate)
Bushman Michael
Bally Joseph
Butt John
181
ntrrett Jobn
Brun& Jacob
Boyer John
Bricker Leonard.
Bender John
Brown
Bowers Isaac 11......
Beard Samuel
Biggs Basil
Bender Danie 1........
Blythe Robert R...
'Brown Daniel
Brame Marks
Beams David K
- Sucher Samuel
Bietecker Jacob Sr
Boyct Chas-A
Beard Gem ge
Bishop Simon S
Bucher Jacob
Phshrrean Charlae H
Biddle Wm
Dollen Jacob
Bollinger Ann Al
Budy Francis M..,...
Barker Joseph
Cobean Samuel •
Cobean Samuel A
Cleaver Jolin
Culp George It
Conrad John
Cline Jesse
Conrad Thomas
Priam George C
Culp George
Cook Jesse
(MA 'Josiah
Chronister Jacob 11-.
Chronieter David
Chror later Benjamin.
Cashman Jane
Ouriens Alex
Cluck lleary
Culbertson Duet
boWnover Peter
Carl D
Cook Thomas E
Crone Wm F
Cashman Amos
Cline Simnel
Cochran J0hn......
Cleveland John
Culp Via .........
Crouse Daniel.
Cobea Samuel
Durboraw Lax N
Deardorff Joseph....
106'00
1414-130.-
162 09
100 00 289 00
140 00
727 90
100 00
1600 25
24 00 608 62
24 VJ 360 31
160 00
400 00
150 00
944 50
123 00 140 60
1173 TO
140 OU
130 00
2340 41
Drorbatigh_Reuben.
Deardorff Isaac
Dull John (estate).
Danner J V
Deatrich Jacob J....
Deardorff Benjamin
Doersom Ad-tm
Dottera Wm
Deardorff tieorge i.
Deeter Elias
jtetrich Bores.
Deardorff Isabella...
Deardorff Bob , aim.
Deardorff John
Dustman Henri--
! Dill A
Deardorff Jacob
Eppleman Henry--
Elcholtz Iseriamin7..
Elcboltz
Eichiug, Wrn
Ebert John
Eystcr Ittetel
Eckcnrade Yacob C
Eckert L ft
Fri' Peter
=I
Fell Henry
==!
Freeman Samuel:—
Fl..ck Joseph....
Fidler Peter--
Pldtar Peter el J
Fidler George
180 00
110 00 2.10 00
Fohl George ..
Felty Catharine V
Felty John F
1:11B=!!!!!!!1!!
Punt John
Feesar John
Fergricon Win S
Flicitioger Lafayette
Forney .....
Forney John'S .....
Gallagher James ..... .......
Gulden Wm
Gulden John
Gallegterlamuel
Gallagher Chas
lilallagher John—. ..............
Grayson ...... .......
4 wyon
Guts Abraham
Golden Jonathan
°Siert John G.,— _ 10 00
Glary John )1
U 0 00•
°reate
°kitting Peter:. ... .. ...« ....... 580 Mt
I Orlest Joeie hh
Geyer Wm ....... ........... ..........«......
44roeenet Ditniet
Hoffman Henry ......
HoopertDanlel....--
Howe 'Day Id--
Hamilton John. ..... -
Howe Catharine
Houghtelin Wa if
11081111 1 / 1 Daniel....
Ereagy David A.: •
Hoer• J0hn...—:....
lia!ux Philip
Hoffman 25 00
116111cyJscobr(estate)....,—...— 1637 35
lierbst 1727 26
Hartsell Jlbn ....
Howard G•orga...------.4..«.;»
Hollinger a Horbat....-....
60 00
Hamilton Wm
10 Oq•
Hoffman Wm , 426 50
Hartsell Henry_ ... . I
ti . 115 .00
n °rum tam— oro 202 00
Llardinan John ' ' 274 14
kiss 151. 00
Has CerneOlos ...... - 251 50
nailer 68, 40
Howard ........ 14 NI
1 5 0 5.:
Hummer ...
'tartans' 250 00
' 116 It
440 00 ' - 12 r rirt
100 04
Kmltdoisch George 1221214
Koch ! 110 SO
Kamer amnii eme !!. 00
*taloa 40040
giglagerJapeplis .310 00
!reedy 114 11.
&Ow 010 40 "
. .
bedew 60 00
106avitakileones
Law MI
Leer
Maud
Jobn..”,
Lora,/ David
Lpater 341 GO
Lathy Wat
oo
-10,0,r0.p0 op
:106tier 4io 20
%mils Henry 113 ee
&MeV David-- .....
21 Ef
UsbitnerWit 76
4 rinpiton Jacob
Leas Dew
Little Alexander
Leonard Daniel
Lady Jacob
S4O 0.
Muth' John..---- IWO°
Myers Phil
McCulloch James ......«. 100 26
Myers
McCulloch ......
laummert
Mickley George-- .....
Miller Jacob . .
YUler John P... ....
Baal rproonall.
01L5 85
' 456 00
.250 00
59 00
200 00
158 70
150 00
Mickley 179 . 00
Miller George
Myers Jobs
Miller Samuel
Myers
Miller Benjamin.....—
Meals Jecob,... ....
Marlng ....
Meyers .....
Moore George
Miller Jacob ...... .........
Meyers
McDannel Henry
McNair Samuel
Mulors John
McAllister Jame 5..................
Mcilbenny ...
Marsden J H.
Karelian 100 00
Moritz Samuel ....
Martin Samuel . .......
Monfort George
Meyers Ell ...... ............».
Moyers Lexie
Miller Jerome
Mickley Henry
Meyers Anioe
March Danie 1......... ..........
Museelman Peter
Mueselmun David....—....„
McGinley John
Miller Daniel..,
Miltenberger k Brady,
151 50
Newman Ephraim p,
Neely John W.........—.—......
Ogden Francis
O•Neal John W C......
Oruer Jonas,
OrendorlT Francis,
Orendorff Peter-.....
Plank Levi M
Patterson Sarah...
Prosser Charlei....
Pulley Et Daniel, (estate)_.„.
Polley Charles B
Plank Abraham.......
Paxton& McCreary...—.
Patterson George .........
Pearson J W •
Peters Jacob W
Platt Danie1.........._.....
.. 341 00
aSs SO
EEZ
478 50
Quickel Frederick
Qeickel Peter..................
175 00
215 00
850 00
393 00
250 00
1176 2
Bath Jeremiah
Rife Isaac
Ragansperger
Rigis George P
ether John A
Rosa Win
Rite Joseph
Redding Philip.„.
Roth Jones.._.
Rife John
Beeves A
Rash Rudolph
Roth Isaac .........
Raffen merger )loses„.
Rhoads David
Reber! Adam.
-.... 2750 00
585 00
723 25
350 00 ir2o 135
100 00
..... 100 00
..- 100 Of
209 00
"All). 00
150 00
197 25
1759 00
araoo
120 70
371 50
-- 193 00
1645401014glik===::::-.74 1963 TO
Spengler J01;* of P
Shank Geer ne
Spangler William
Sholl John A
Stouffer Adam.—
13 talkie William
&haver David.--..........-
81111 k
Sl.ibaugh
Shan er Charlet
Spauker Jacob.
Roan Joseph ..---....—.—.
Slay boa gb George
Sheffer Edward
Slarbaugh Wm
eaurbargh Rudolph
Stover Jacob
=CI
I=l
Slaytwaglk 'teary }L..—
Sheeta
20400
l':,0 OD
125 00
lb:, 00
Shnlts
Bbeakly Hobert—.
Saltzgiver
Smith Samuel...-.
ME]
Sarnia James
Spangler Michael....
Stuck ....
113 37
57.4 ar .853 00
100 00
Sadler_Johu R
_.. .
Sadler Wesley F 150 00
neeringer Markt T 396 40 200 00
Shrivel . Jacob C 60 00
Socks John 828 00 2233 50
Swope Brans C 192 40
Spangler 4braloun 2151 67 330 40
Shriver Alfred T... ......... ...--- ..... 170 00
Shriver Caristiiii 300 00
Spangler Henry 1714 11 195 12
Stallernith Daniel 195 00 350 00
Schlosser Michael 778 00
Stable &Liman W 874 00
Stitzel Sebastian 210 00
Shelly Samuel.-- .......... -....-...-.. 212 00
Stltzel John- 339 50
Stewart David ...... ...... 988 43
SehriverJeremish-...- 127 50 143 00
Shriver Ephraim.:.._......... 213 40
.Schrirer Dai1d......--..-.- 181 00
1 dpanglerJohnir...- ............ ...-... 96 00 898 90
Milk Valentine...-.................-..... 43 50 310 50
Sanders John.- •-• ' 65 00 ~ 809 60
Shreeder •fisatord-....-... 58 50' 1208 38
Spangler MST 11111 iii."........ ........ .. 10- 00 219 00
Smick George, (estate) ......... -....... • SOO 00
Sadler 1agac.......„ ' ' 750 00
Sullivan 8 tisias.—.-....- ..... -...... 8669 70
Storer George 11 846 96 576 00
Snyder Philip.---- .... .. - ....... , ... - 852 69 126 00
Shull John, (estate)....---- ...... ... 250 00
150 00 .
Smith Nlcholas....-...........,....-..... 88 64 88 17
Shari/ Aleaandm...----._ ....-. 90 00 SOO 00
_ 322 00
Sheeley Daniel ...... ..... -. ..... ......... 278 50
Spangler Danlel...-...... ............. - 855 10
Sterner 111i5kA....,....... ! ........ -..... BO 00 80 00
Spengler Wm....----. . , ....... .... 175 00
Spalding Jams G-..-....,. . 170 00
Shelby pant& 13-....-....
........25 00 420 60
Saarbaigh *lay --... .-....-..,. 455 00
Spangler I.laupdsr.- :4143 87
BO
1 061 97
1333
127 00
Mt]
66 00 135 00
329 00
3,100
aoo 00
140 00
140 00
MO
329 .00
193 00
172 .00
125 09
117 00
9= CO 225 00
G 79 CO
Ityl 00
,125 00
203 00
v4OB 00
Trestle J0ite50h...........,..•••••••••••
.... ..«•”*.rwon
Thaman Jmeph
Thorn Peter
8600
:260 00
100 oo
Trozel Jeteb--___..........._ 60 De 960 IS
Trimmer Joseph--...................... 0 0 Oli
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L&ID.
GOLD, Phil*
Gettysburg Grubs 4 ProwWien Market-
Cellysburg, Friday A/minting.
9 5 50
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190
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Errai.
WRITE WRXAT,
RID WHEAT, ....
CORN,
OATS,
BUCKWHEAT,
TIMOTHY SEED,.
CLOVER SEED,..
POTATOES,
Birrrut,
LARD,
Ewes,
BACON, HARD,-
" SIDES,.
" SHOULDERS,
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KAEIRIED
BYERS—ROTH.-011 the 25th inst., in
Mumasburg, at the houso of Jacob Hart
man, By Rev. M. Snyder, Mr. Henry W.
Byers to ISiselle L. Roth, both of this Co.
Halut—Mintas.—On the 22 , 1 lnst , by
the Rev. Samuel Yingling, Mr, John F.
Herr, of Conowago township, Adams Co.,
to Miss Sue B. Myers, of Heidleburg
township, York county.
S.tmon—SitninELDSCHEA.—On the',2oth
inst., by A. C. Musseiman Esq., Mr.
John Saylor to Mrs. Nancy Kb indeldecker,
both of Adams county, Pa.
DIED.
SO-Obituary not lees 5 conts a lino for
all over 4 lines—cash to accompany no
tices.
BYRON.—On the 19th inst. at Hampton.
Jacob Byron, infantsenofJohn and Sarah
March, aged 11 months and 28 days.
Dernics.—Near Benders church, on
the 20th inst., Mrs. Margaret Detrich, aged
64 years. 9 months, 4 days.
ENCIELIIRRT.—In Fiunterstown, Sept.
11. 1868. John Emanuel, son of George and
Elizabeth Enifelbert, aged 2 year!, 9
months and 5 days.
HUMMIBLRAIIOI3.—On the 18tH inst., lh
Chamberahrtrg, Rev. H. Y. Hummel
bench, (formerly of this county,) Pastor
of the church of the United Brethren in
Christ of Chamberaburg, in the 311th year
of his age.
LIOHTWER.-111 Lae county, lowa. on
the Bth inst.. H. Calvin. son of J. Calvin
and Ella S. Lightner, aged 9 months and
8 days.
Mtrrrriorr.—On the 25th haat., in Carlisle,
Daniel Minnigh, formerly of Adams
county.
N.silaLB.—On the 17th inst., at East
Berlin, of consumption Mr. William
Naugle. aged 48 years and 8 months S
Ronny:mom Baltimore. on the lfith
inst., Mrs. Albertha Robertson, wife of
James Robertson. formerly of F.mmits
burg, Md., aged 213 years 3 months and 28
days..
STEwAnT. —Sabbath morning, Sept. 30th,
Rev. Henry P. Stesvart, of Jamestown, Pa.
" And I beard a voice from beacon Pay
ing onto me write, Blessed are the dead
which die in the Lord from hencefo • :
150 00
605 00
204 10
503 75
Fo;1 *- i - A;t;..Mtv
follow them."
tut dvertistmtstS.
495 00
5650
NOTICE. —The third account of
Funnel Bucher, ComMillee of the persou and
Gateau of Jobo Gottoter. a ronettc, of the township of
Franklin. hams county, pa, b., beau filed In the
Conrt of C.M111301% Pleas of Adams county, end will be
confirmed by mid Cenci. on the 30th day of Nroceshm.,
IW, unless sane be shown to the contrary.
Oct. 30.-It J. A. SITZkfILLEP, Proth'y.
2-300
120 GO
46 ocr
390 50
155 00
150 00
237 00
NOTICE.—The first and final ac
count of H enry F. 31. Peter.. Commmittee of
Margaret .Moarrey, a Lunatic. of the township of Men
ellen. Adams vtanty, Pa.. Las hese filed to the Court
of Common Pleas of Adams county, and will be eon..
Armed by said Court, on the 311th day of Nosembcr
mat, unites CUM be shown to the contrary.
Oct. 30.-At J. A. K fT23IILLER, Protley.
160 00
300 00
96 00
145 00
2 281 50
%15 00
200 00
4000
1.94 95
NOTlCE.—Letters of Adminis- .
trstion on the estate of WILLI/at Mum, de
ceased, tote of Ruttier township, Adam. county Pa.
having been fronted to the nnitereigned, In Franklin
township, he hereby give* notice teall persona indehb
ed to said estate to make Immediate payment, and
thole b ov ine claim' asnVnst the same to present them
properly authenticated for rettlement.
Oct 30.-6 t M. A. MILLER, Adm'r.
17509
D ISSOLUTION.
Notice is hereby Risen that the Arm of CASH
MAN k Rows has been this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The Carpenter business will be continued
by Mr. CASIIIIRIS who Is authorised to settle all ae
tousts of the late Arm. Persons indebted will pleas.
call and make settlement, without delay.
G. O. CASHMAN,
IL H. ROWX.
Gettysburg, Pa., Oat. 30.-.3ts
GEO. C. CASHMAN,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
Carpenter and Contractor,
RESPECTFULLY informs the
public that he will continue the Carpenter bah
slow in all its branches; and Is prepared to take con
tracts for putting up and repairing Buildings, at as
reasonable rates as any builder in Gettyaburgrall
work guaranteed to be of beat quality. He hopes by
strict attent4%to business to meilt public patronage.
Sbop onTork street, recently occup led by Guthman k
Rowe. Oet 30-tt
REGISTER'S NOTICES.
NOTICE is hereby, given to all
Legatees and other persons concerned, that the
Administration Ac aunts hereinafter mentioned will
be presented at the Orphans' 001111 of *dams VosIP
for confirmation and allowance, on MONDAY, the 80 t il
day of NOVEMBER next, at 10 o'clock, A. N.,
100. The account of Jeremiah' Diehl, Executor of
John Diehl, late of Camberland township, deceased.
170. lint and Tnal amount of Samuel A. dntitle,
Executor of the last will and testament of Judith Gal
lagher, deceased.
171. Tho second and Anal account of Arnold Gardn
.T.
d Admin ecemsed.istrator of the estate of Benjamin P. Oar
31E. The first amount of John Lillich and Trader ick
LW* Egocutors of Jacob Minch, late of Berwick
iminiteip, doweled.
la& 'ribs Ant Wd Enid account of Hannah Margaret
011701 and, Adminiatiateix of the estalfe of Saab Gilli
lan, thews&
17 d .
The Anit account of Jacob March, Admlnietrs.
tor with the will aonexed of Jacob March, deceased.
176. The first and Anal moment of Adam Hollinger,
Adistimistrator of tleX estate Of John Brown, late of
Bead ing_ AdaMs county, deceased.
176.. c mar account of Albert Van Dyke, now
sole and doting rof the led will and testa
ment o f
Thomas Maisie/6k, deoased.
W. D. WOLTIFWOWM Reenter.
Oct. 30,1100 L--to
SHERIFF'S SALE.
—..
In aereasase of sesta who of Vendltionl 1111:100111
so pled Nobs. lanai out of he Court of Cons..
Plies of Aimee eotrath Pa., and to me , directed, lilt
be exposoo to Pliblio We, at the Coast Hosea In
Goesyslosusg,
in Matiesisy the 14th day qf Noreenow
Rid, a 1 edeek, P. k, Bu following doemibed Reel
Rotate, wiz
tome ed
NO. 1—••• TWO Lots of G round, Nos,
need et, &mated to Ito , ?rankle tows
eh*, Mom county . , P., frog York street mut
miestmr beck to alo het ahoy, on the west
by lot NO. 96. on the eat by lot p, mottatatog
aWAIrd of ea sere emh.
Wp, 2—Lot No. 188; in salueplsoo,
cantata:raga AMOS essi 124 Perches, bounded on the
"it 2:9 110 . Pith by lot IN, ma th by aso
Piet y, cad Irma lot 240.
No. B—Lot ..14( 14 450ne place,
r
etastalobm 2 Acme ~. >Goaded on the
south by a9O het wesab*a het alley, north
by lot IN, and mot , Iltik -
No. 4—Lot - 6. 135,i in same lace,
1 .1
so u th
by it Mlme,
__. ea tb•
soathlry •90 her west .. hy TOM, what by ISt
111, merest by l ots 191, lleieed ood Wow
to eteemtlett as the eat* Jacob Petbeaßee.
sa-Aay yarns &raft loam thoylot or ate ems
am 4116 so 41U elljemee Ritfia4 of
LB Niulp ,
isiodiow •
Mat A M, SWIM
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1 fair prirstiar .1. I*** ilivalwat llpow belkivillt
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300 00
140 00
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900 00
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100 al
JM LIST FOR NOVEMBER,
190'00
1116'00
OS OT
• 4311.A111a JURY.
liaskitzt--lfredierlekilhaitUrorouss,) D& 13661 4 . 6 Athh
•• Itpafaha D. !harms*.
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o• oo r4V.—eamilei S.Aliteat •
Moh9
. 010$1, aO.
mosiewsppaimpt
mo—W 1111 Am 'Young.
Bertip--Shituael A. 'Wei.
Liberty--lombi A. WertZ,J h mol
Lathuqre—Paul Troop, .I.ocoh ;Sem ti; -,
11)"rr., JAR BPAY •
LitAhstowq—John AlehL
• Ilighland—Jolui Dube. •
Bailor—Jacob Eppeltaan.
• GENI..AL AMY.
,First Week.
OS 60
Sib 04
..... 420 76 es 76
SO 00
276 00
Franktin--Jobb Brady, Iwo Stnchealtrer. ?au' Sow.
. on, Johntlhamberlin.
namiltoolma,-Robert Watipoi3, Andean! Marakall,
treorgerWstson, Robert , Blythe, Wes. Calir:
Unotbigtou-Philip Myer., Daniel EL Matilley; John
C. Brandon, Jacob F. Bowers, Smarted Btrougb,
Fraujcla Coulson.
Unbar' -Jeremiah Teoghlubsagh, John 0. Stinker
bog, Joho•Kabu, n dory Thomas.
011Mberland-Theodore Bender.
Hamilton-George Batt, John Pattreon. •
111 1 4 11 4-78sontel Overholtter, LeTi ChrOWSter, 30ini
Bram • •
Llbertir-4 its.
Willlem Rosa While, Samuel [rhos. •
Irreedatn-Junkaa Brown.
Germany-Fetor Sesta, William Dottrels,
Tyrone-Marts Bran. Jacob°, Pittiostur4
Union-John Klndlg. Danierilhooly.
bloardplnasant-William 11c:sherry.
Mougijoy-Franein ABleon. Levi Golden.
Menalfen-Joaes Itootsahn, Charlie Stewart, Wm. B.
Wilson.
Gettysburg-J. B. Deaner, War. Y. Atkinsob.
Ogkied-ObarteiSbilhat; Richard Adolor:
.11titka...butac Myer'.
Cooonago-Edger L. Jenkins.
Llttbetown-11. S. ?lass, Wm. Lasshaser.
&coati Week.
Freedom-Abraham Raise.
Liberty-Wm. C, Seabrooks, James Gorey, Washing.
ton Shover.
Cumberland-Jose; Joints.
Unfou-Edward Shorb, John Krusurine. Jacob Base.
boar, George Baseboar, Jr., henry Fatty, Joseph L
Shorb.
Readibrk-Peter Kauffman, Jacob Miller, Andrew
Brunei, Samuel 11..11111,r. - -
S'tralhan=Jacob Reamer, Jacob Cassatt,Jola Brinker.
Leff.
Mounkloy- Wm. Cownover. II ca. Ella& -
Oxnard-John C. %truck, Day Id W, Lawrence, Francis
X. Smith.
Littleatown --Job n S.angler. Br, G. B. Youth'.
Mountpleraant-Charlea G Samoa Goblet:man,
Jobe Statism Ith, David Deatrick.
Gettysburg-David St,...,ucy, U. J. Stable,Alexander
t:ubenn, David Ziegler, John S. Craw ford. ieurge
Geyer. Jobob Trox el, Jeremiah Culp
Franklin-John Raffeasperger, J. H.' Plank
Germsoy-Jacob Yealy.
Ilanilltonban--tleorge Truckle.
Duller- M artin Tbomaa, Berkhart Wert.
Menttlien -.lsaac Bender.
Hun tington-J rue Johns.
Latitnure-Michael Ste:ohm:li,
Ilerettr.
Ilamiltou--John Picking.
. 2 - 87 el 800
.. 7 BO T 75
17 fp 19
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ID
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6 0 8
ITFIEREAB the lion. Ronne J. Ftennl, President
Ty of the several Courts of Common Pleas In the
counties composing the 19th District, and lestice of
the Courts of Oy. r and Terminer and General Jell De
livery, for the trial of all capital and other offenders
In said district, and ISAAC E Wltanset and TJASCROIMI•
BON, Emir., Judges of the COurts of Common Pleas,
and Justices of the Courts of Oyer and Terminer and
General Jail Delivery, for the trial of all capital end
other offendere in the county of Adams—have Issued
their precept, hearing date the 19th day of August, In
the year of our Lord one thousand' eight hundred and
sir-eight, and to me directed, for holding a Court of
Common Pleas, and General Quarter Sessions of the
Peace, and General /MI Delivery and Courts of Oyer
and Terminer, at Gettysburg, on Monday, the 2.1 d of
November, 1 , 030
ZitYTIC E to HEREBY GI VEN to elf the /codices of
the Peace, the Coroner cud the Constables within the
said county, that they he then and there in their pro
per persons, with their Rolls, Records, 'equitation.,
I.:ruminations, end other Remembrance., to du /hoof
things which to their offices awl in that behalf apper
tain to be dole : cud also, they who will liresecute
against the prisoners that are or them shall be In the
jai] of said county of Adams, are to be then and there
to prosecute against thorn as shall be ruit.
PtilLIP FIA IS, Elteriff.
Sheriff's 00Ice, Gattythurg Oct. 30; ISIOS
APPRAISEMENT OF
Notice is beret,: given that the •nderclgned, Coin.
tn:lmionere to appraitie the Damages under the Act of
April 9, Feta, entitled, ...An Act for the relief of Ihe
citizen. of the Count he 01 York, Perry, Adams. Cone.
berlanti, BrAlt,rd, Fult,n and Franklin, willow prorer
ty was destro)ed. damaged, or appropriated for the
public eerrico, and in the common defence in the war
to aupprean the itaiellitn," will meet for the purpuee
of complying crab the provision. of said Act,
AT GETTYSBURG,
Tiosdrty and Ircdnexday. 'November
10th and 11th.
Tb Commissioners want it to be detiactly doter
steoif tbat LIU charge t male for blank Abstracts. Th.
'l'4o quee are prepared by Claimant. at their owe ex•
pen.e, and are apt lornhthed by the Board,.
Peraout ewn pre...et their claims at the place of
Meeting rutdd
She following rot,e will he strictly adhered to iu
the soli o d cativo of claims by the Commissioners:
1. Applicants tor damages will apply to the Clerk,
either at their headquartere In the 'Atriums C.outose
or at ibirrlsbarg, who w ill furnish them with blank
AbstracesortihM will be required to be filed to addi
tion to the &tolled statement.
Applicants will ha required to make not A de
tailed 1111ALAUserit of then tt,wa clawdlylnig end 001361-
erating die different articlui, and gicog their differ
ent values.
8. They will also be required to state the time,
plare, manner, cod direct cancels of their lows, and -
whether they worakau.swi by the depretlttiont of the I GOLDEN FOUNTAIN
rebels, the demand, tat the tettiogya t v wv PILNB. 00 lines written
*frt grtitdrilhottlat,,,Vgltdjo One dozen amor4
more respectable witteaea In idlltiort to the oath of I Address 000DSPZED t t'o.,? Park , _ ewYork.
the petitioner.
5. When claim. have been two witoesus '
he addition to the both of the assignee tr:II be rtiaired.
5. Amiltieew claiming dautotke. will b. required to
prove the eetuti email value of the consideration paid
to the rieeignor.
7. A:I corres;.-,:vb.,,, reitthh; b, etaion, tatold he
directed 'll-tort , guiu:etion.rs," care of If. W. Me
•LAttNEY Itarritturg, Pa.
ORPHANS' LOURT SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.
Ti pursuni,re ..f in -rder 11.0 Orphans' Court of
Adams connsy. G iinder-ign,.l. Administrator of the
estate if EAthrr dere....ed, will offer at
Puhlir S„!,. no t h e n raatlees . , m Saturday the :Ist day
of Nor,wher -f ea4l decedent, being
the undivided one p tit, in and to a Tract of
1.,,,1.gituat., In SSoni,Uoy tuAli+bip, Adam.' county,
P... i. , 11 the road leading fr..or , I.trystinrg to Taney
town. about A miles from iietty•lmrg, near Horner's
mutt. adjoining land. ilortier, John Horn.
er,llen . ;rg Stehriint. Henry B. Cro o n, dills H. Horn
er, and others,contsinin4 112 Acres. The building,
am s one-story Log If .1.136 and Log Barn; an Orchard.
awl a well of perm-failing water. About al Acres are
Woodland. With awn.. nice Meadow land.
Rale will commence at to 8e10,;._ A. 31, when at
tendance magi b., Oren and terms made known by
'HENRY B. cnoatita
At test —A. W %Snit, Clerk. ' (Oct. 30;31
VALUABLE FARM AT
PUBLIC SALE.
The undersigned. fu± ending to lemove to York corm-
ty. will offer cat Pitb:fr-inie, on Saturday, the 21t1 dgy
of Norember nest. en ii.e prom i 91. 1 ,, his valuable Farm,
situated In Frank titre -hip. Alone county, on the
road leading from W . illowginve springs to Vairtiel
about 4 miles southmhst of Cashtown 'and about VA
milts from the Gettf. o ol.7, turnpike, containing 143
Arrest there heir...! &.att f 0 Acres of farm land, a
part limed, end trio I alnitcsi well covered with Chest
nut and Oak Web,. The Buil I ings are a two-story
Log House, a Fram ,Mi. a Biatkeir.lth Shop, Spring
House. and other t. tilatilding-. The Farm Is well sit
tutted to meke two tarots out of it. There ire 3 ex
cellent Apple Orclial 3, 2 of them young Orchard.
commencing to brit , . anti n variety of other fruit on
the farm, Sthoulll,4l.es, Churches. Mills and Saw
mills all within '2, •iniles. Adjoining land . of John
Throne, Peter it,'.,., Isaac Rife and others. It will be
sold in timber !ot, or any way to suit purchasers.
Persons wishila.; to view the farm or timber laud
will call on threutulersigned rEs 'ding thereon.
Sale will COMMOLI , at 10 o'cl.k. A. M., when at
tendance will be give and terms made known b,y
kOdt.Olf lIARTMAN al A.
Oct. 30.-ta -
• -
gar 24141101101ftt'l
Court Proclamation
121163
D. W. WooDS,,CAturnissionerg.
w. r. WOOLS.
Attest:—n. W. 51 , 3Atinisi, Clerk.
Llarri,ba; Pa.,
NOTICE.
rpo ALL TQ CPIIO3I IT MAY CONCERN :.—As I
am making a mrvey Of the Battle ilel4 for the
U. S. Government ' I would reeneek-progyerty 0,3,"
and others imtlo disturb Stakes and Bench Markesoi
at least one l,ar if onesible to avoid. Due oars will
be exvirchted nt to Injure or mutilate initial. pro.
perty. .WM. ilirAux,
Corps of Engineers 11. 84 Army..
Gettyeburg,tOnt. 23.-3 t . •
EETING OF BONDHOLDERS.
T ere will be a meeting of the Soudbolden of tie
Gettysburg Railroad, In the Arbitration Root. in the
Court Mese, Gettysburg, at 2 o'clock, P. kt, on gm_
DA Y. On t. AO, UM. A'foll attendance is requested, as
business of Importance will be prow:puled.
agoßog SWOPE, Trustee.
Oct. 28, MN
RSTRAY.—Came to the residenCe
of the subscriber In Ideualleb township, Ad m i t
count) PO. on or about the lot of August, w im g
white WRYER, with slit on right ear, spout t‘to
years Tito owner Is requestedto prove propwrty,
pa y oberraud tshe it
Aug. . 1,868.-9 t• _eats B. BUTLER.
CLOVER HULLING
•
•
H"l92"' 'understood that Wn. J. hiders nad Wa, 1 1
Bream have been riving toot that I bayou ~,,, 1
to hall clover with Miller a Pronoun,' p i ti mt go . ' rig : i
star W Maallaioo, Tyrone. and Boiler townships, f op. t
sire to site notice to the public that laid staseso .
ars not tree; inid that I not only 'hart the ! s ha i i,b, l , 1 .
aninrepanid• to boll clover in an p , Ise
. 14 m a i .
• aril peaparod to assume all the teepee to - _....
clothe work to the satletact ion ore" tirt,l
J ACOS B ' • 111- .4
00t.16,WH0 •
_ , .
' - - PAY UP !
as
...t.
ALL pogo= indebts4 to th• Ist* o f Duimb iThi
.4"*. Ihtrila'ars bsiabY 0 01214 0 Oaf • * 6 4 1
sweats utimporDefitoba'n" 4 14 r
tiountrarthell date will ba plaeld , in hands, „awl :
di*, abr collodion. The to Mita 4 . - it .
Wu. B.' Bor .- corner 4 BAYO I, 1 Lid lir 1
ithl 4 l4 ll* . - _ _ _ .__
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AGRICULTURAL
• IMPLFIVFNTS
lAlexotuars or FAIMERS diatrtii atiy dL 11•
:44.1. atom* I* their FALL or WINTIS trait or ma,
ILs. ALLIlif Y(XX,
•. . • •
Oci, 80-42 - P. it. Dom we. Nay Tarit.
A. NEW PLAN ,
FORMATION OW 1401A81113, bath mdtr•
t aid playa* for towns ad tillages, at a mall
Coat tl'Wibi will be mule known to a Circular,
apt *adz, %Woos
1). APPLITON, k CO., Natt York.
amens steam /OR
IliE BLIN7COATS ,
'And he" as, *AAP: , sh. Mkt,
with #bineritted sw laratitabo.
It coolant, &sr ' Ittiravinip ettpages,
and le the 4*lc4.et and *beset& war boot piodiattatt:
Price anis 12.60 pet cops. Bead for oiremelseit ant, kat
'oar term, and ran te.criptiou otitis pork. Address
JONAS BBHOTIIBBB t 10., Ptlikedogptilt,-Pa.
WANTED.
clergymen:Toaehere, and Superintendents of Sabbath
Detwols and-other . to act as Agents for the
LIMN UOOK Of WONDYRS,
A. work 0 (great Interest tally Illustrated; also for the
'COTTAGE BIBIsE,
AND YAMILY .E.XPUHITOR,
inttro volumes, contalutt.g nearly IWO pages„ mom
pflsing *Out and Now Testament+, with
_practical
expo/Weis and app loos tory notes, byTtsoe. Wittman.
• A IOW OF SU PANS asconannatton:
Protu - the late Bev. Joilllawes, D. D. Pastor of the
FirsteougregatloMd Church, Hartford, et,--"I know
Of no ootuntentafj soctteap that contains So great an
eument'otratuable matter."
Prom Ilea. F. U. Eggleston ; D. D., Pastor of Ply
mouth Obttreb.Oblettie+ cheerfully recommend
It as the hestetnanientary on the Peripture• for gen
eral use."' turban. and elralare,addreas
A. BILAINAILD, Hartford, Conn.
80 - 01 C: AG TS
.
Are meeting lel* Tare angelea ha. Md/ing dm 8. W.
nacre.lgXruil4lloAlli Sad Anclotas among the
Ems Taunrrsanta a An to tsints„ hick le new added
an meimut of the Captivity aid Release .of English
Subjects, and the career of the late Emperor Theo
dore. No book is received among.all chines of people
with inch unbounded favor, or so fy combines [hal.
ling interest with Solid instruct ion. Aglaia, male
and female, sell it rapidly. "An admirable record of
mientific exploration, geographiesi dimanrery, and
personal adrenture. h — LA'. Y. Tribune. "It is Issued
In *very attractive tun, and Is ae entaitainillg. Ai
romance "—(Boron Journal Pull particular' seat
on application to 0. D. CASE A CO., Publishers, Hart
ford, Conn.
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The New and Popular illustrated Work,.
Recollections o Busy Life
BY MEADE GREELEY.
Is now ritady for delivery, and as want agents for the
same In,every , ownehip of New Jersey. Every family
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ly by solocription, and exclusive territory given.—
Bend for circulars, and seo our terms and a full de
acrlptim of the work. Address BUSS *R0.,190 Broad
it., Newark, N. J.
[Oct 38-tc
TILE GREAT NEW YORK AOHICULTORAL,
lIORTICULTIIRAL AND FAMILY NEWSPA
PEIL—'Ihe RURAL AMERICAN, published fu the
city of New York, billow the LARGEST and MOST
ELEGANT paper of its , lass In the United States.—
Price 51.50 yea, , 10 copies . 8 , 2 50; 20 copies $2O, or
only ORIL DOLLAR a year! Every subscriber in clubs
of ten. SI 50, will receive a free package of. EARLY
ROSE POTATOES, wiling at SIO per bbl , PORT PAID,
worth $1.25. The linear. Amerces is everywhere ad
mitted to he the BEST, CHEAPEST, and the most
PRACTICAL farmers' and fruit-growers' paper In this
country. Its editor-in-chief is an old farmer And fruit
grower of FORTY YEARS' experience I The publica
tion of this paper wan removed In June last front
Utica, N. Y., to New Yost Orr; and the Editorial and
Beeline. Office to New Bei:Amor, N.J., - (near New
York,) where its proprietor owns a farm within the
City 'mita, of 12.1 acres, worth $50,000; and also has
a large assn CAPLTAL to ensure PIZALARINCT to his pub.
lications Club Agents wanted everywhere, who are
paid a very liberal compensation. Samples of jiaper,
lank subscription lista, &c., free. Address T. B.
MINER, New Brunewick, New Jersey.
ST. LOUIS - ;IRON MOUNTAIN
J AILROAL COMPANY'S Seven
tv per cent. first !tfortgage Bonds. reUary sod
ruroet Coupon.. The earrtinvs of the cot ted road
to ribit Knob are now more then the interest .on the
entire mortgage. The proceeds of these Bonds are
adding to the security every day. Over V3,000;000
have been spent on the property, and not over 52,000,-
000 of bonds loaned thus far. The constantly theme
mg frame aCcarrying oar, with the prospect of Con
trolling all the travel from St. Louis to the Southern
State., ensures an enormous revenue. The Director.
own 840 of the stock for in rvsttrient, and ore inte•est.•
ed to enrich the property as well as to economise Its
expellee"
LIANf AG ES.
TIIOB. ALLKN, Pretideut, Bt. Louie,
We, the undersigned, cordially recommend these
err en per cent. murt; age bonds, of the Et. Louts and
lon Mountain Railroad: tea good security. The rev
enue niche rued will be large, end the administration
of the affairs of the Company is in capable and expert.
sand hand., end is entitled to the greatiatconfidence
of the public.
JAM ES S. THOMAS, Mayor of Bt. Louie. •
JOHN J. ROE, Pres% St. Louis Chamber of Commerce.
W. FOX. Preset EL Louis Board of Trade.
'BARTON BATES, Pres% North Illeednri Railroad.
J. IL BRITTON, Pine's Nat. Bank of the State of Mo.
WSI. L. EKING, Pree't of the Mer..N. li.of Si. Loaf..
OEO. It. REA, Pree't Second Nat. Bank of St. Louis.
JAS. D. EADS.Chief Eng. St. Louis* 111. Bridge Co.
GEO. W. TAYLOR, Prm't Pacific Railroad (of Mo.)
WM. TAMilti, Prm't Traders' Bank, St. Louie.
JOHN R. LIONBEROEIL, tree'; T. N. Bask, St. Louis.
it Oi,Plitiri METER, VicaPras't tf.Pactfle Railway.
ROBERT BARTH, Pren't German Savings Institution.
COClpint* payable in the city of New York. A Omit
ed number °fite above named Bonds Mrsaleat Eighty-
Ave. Parties living out of the city can remit by draft
or expel/gem, and the bonds will be returned by express
free of charges. We inviolate attention of capitalists
and others to them as, i u oar opinion. a very esit able
investment, destined to rank Jur& Brae-elms security.
Descriptive Pamphlets. Map. and information can be
had on application to TOViNSEND. WHELKS A CO.,
N0.30'.0 Walnut et., Philadelphia, Agents of the St.
Louis and Iron Mountain R. R. CO.
Philadelphia eisiereneest-,Cnatalui. Isms Co.; Claw,
Bows A Co.; Tune. A 0111D131 A Co.
RED JACKET
A X E. .
COLBURN'S PATENT
;Wertlec! Jul 9, 1467
Extr.cts frsais Letters and Report■ of the working
t usilties ..f the, Axe: •
I. Vour Auu in hound to be Tax AIL
If. It will Cut 25 per teat. better,
bruther lust one are, In the War, but with
your Axe be ran out a. well as any 1, P else rah.
IV. If I could not got another, tweuty.flre ($2.74
dollars would not buy it.
V. It will on; lioap..r.les bet tug Mao soy talker Axe.
VI . I , v .,0,1 Oat b, aiob.att t ho itio thing.
EMEtMMEMI
VIII. Men yelich.iti ti,s nll riug ukilaersaliy approve
of it. thf inifiiZ'_l4lo, • - •
For jai. he all respentible denier., in the United
Stator.
LIPPINCOTT & BAKEIVELL,
PITTSBURGH; PENNA.
Mannfuriniers or the RED JACKET AXES. SAWS,
SIP)V ELS and SCOOPS, and all approved Shapes and
Style.; ,kf AXES. Sole owners of Contor❑'s Patent.
82000 A l
n r } U:i t ti lt c the
CHINE. Stitch elikoou Loth sides. Samples on two
weeks trial. Extrn loduceultnta t 0 experirwcwl spats.
For further purttcUlaro, addrewl the WIIAUE SIRING
31tCUINE Co., (Aurelia/341,4) ; il,stun, Mass, or St Loots,
YACHT CLUB SMOKING TOBACCO
Is everywhere prerionneed, by competent Judges, to
be superior to others for the following reason.:
It is mode of the finest stock grown.
It has a mild and agreeable aroma.
It is anti-nervous in its effects. as
It is free from drugs, the Nicotine
Having alb been extracted:
It I eves no acrid, disagreeable aftertaste.
Does not sting or burn the tongue.
Leaves no offensive odor in the room.
Orders for.elegant ifeerrainini Pipes .
Are dally packed in various baits.
It la of a bright golden color.
Being very light, one pound will lest
Two to three times as tong as others.
Buy it, try it, and convince yourself. If
Your dealer does not keep It ask him to jot it.
Eureka Smoking Tobacco
Is also a very good article, and makes an- excellent
smoke. It In much lower in price and of heavier body
than the former, and Its role; wherever introduced, Is
not only permanent, hat conetantly on the Increase.
Orders for elegant Meerschaum Pipes are alno placed
in the various Nip o f this brand dally;
•
BE SURE YOU OUT LORILLAISD'S
We are still packlog Erin daily in Cen tury Chew leg
Tobacco, and'have lately improved ita 'quality very
moth.
BLOODMANHOOD nothing so important
.Bend two stamps for sailed 73 pages
on the ashonssahject. Dr. Wurruss, confidential Op
*deo; 817 St. Charles at., St.. Louis. Mo., stands pro;
atninesitly above another. in his speciality. No mat—
ter Who tailed. state your case. Patients treated by
malt In fferrState•
A SSGR,E4EI4BAC
Of full value sent free to any Book Agent.
SOON AGENTS WANTED FOR
'ATTHEW HAL& SMITH'S SZW BOOK,
SUNSHINE See SHADOW in NEW YORK.
• Woltl. or AnbOB.BING INTULIT, UP.LITI WITH AM.
Doran inn OCIDZIMI or Lin In TIM cisLir `ltrakorous.
Oar Agent inlidiartford SOW 80 in one day; one !agent
in N.J. sold VT in 15 days: one agent tin Nan. said
so in one week; one agent in anus: odd Mt in ono
! neck, k•o book publishalthai sells so rapidly. ..
YOO WISH to know kow trorianea are mad*
and lost In a day ; bow Skreard Men are re
ined in Wall Bisset; how °Countrymen" anj
tr:friiialad by elliaTises;kosr, Mlnigers. iilnt - Mordants
arnMarkinailed;koW Dana, Hadlalosilgolleirt Saloons I
r u g
r a t oar
1. ,. to i l Gantbllogti lock tat b tartes ors
lbbßlibblas Burnt, read tklt Weer: .7 you about
• Usts Inleterion Or Nek'YOrk..and atiotallel ktograPkiela
akentles c 4 Its nististMlliTonistraty . 3 l ser4snwl ,ne..;
tow Otritsak Ms` The
Pepsi • rettlesSs s kitvee-
$5 Vectseleterakent Fria to POI fell par.
tkallWor /SofWWww, Wm* the etallikArre
J. H. Toms L cw., roblielsers,
' • , :Hatitani,,Clonts.
``~, s ~• :~ --
r r a i rmard os al l o st rA r th ig iti
• iv , rariVirgio , Va m a tur,
mAxi.nrik-
PQT Balti Jimsic
?.'l:,.'i, , )•,Stat' akdit.t'ii*.i'..,
COn GOUGH BAaAiiii
Wilms tied sad popular Remedy to ay, aalted
ti.tta etteatliel of the patine. As often as the year
Pith armed, the proprietors atiattalty tasks that,
boat to IRS peep* and remind , them that emeonitt the
may thlage regretted tar the health, ermallbrt sad ewe
tammee of thetemlly dam* the loaf, and tedious
maths of whiter, Goes Ooalh Bahama should tait 100
tergottea. /etyma It has ham a housebold me&
ela•—eatewittbers awaken for the estetyirlikehr AWL
drew, salltdl ibosoffer from anydhease of the throat,
cheat sod lungs, scoot afford to be without it. la
whittioa to the ordinary four ounce se lotii fir the
atlirkAtorit.now Garnish our 'mammoth haelly eiu
alitreil r . *Pelt until* ecunmen - atUatbatalharallm tai
teumil l ahlditrag Stores
•
FOR CROUP,
The Balsam will be found invaluable, end nuty always
be relied upon In the mu t extreme cases.
WHOOPIVG' COUGH:
The testimony cf all who have used it for this terra•
ble disease during the last ten years, Is, that it fe
verishly relieves and cures it.
. •
•
. -
SORE THROAT.
Keep your throat wet with the Balsam—taking lit
tie and often—and you will very soon end relief.
•
HARD COLDS AND COUGHS
Yield at ones to a steady one of this groat remedy.—
It will succeed in giving relief whore all other re
medies have felled.
SORENESS -0F THE THROAT,
CHEST AND LUNGS.
Do not delay procuring and immediately taking
Coe's Cough Balsam, when troubled with any of the
above named dllDcultla. They are all premonitory
symptoms of Consumption, and if not arrested, will
sooner or later sweep you away into the valley of
ehadews from which none can ever return.
Many a ears-worn sufferer lute land relief and to—
day rejoices that ber life has been made easy and pro.
longed by the use of Coo's Cough Balem.
•
IN SHORT,
The people know the article, and it newts no comment
from us. It is for aale by every Druggist and Dealer
in Medicines In the United Bt►tes.
THE C. G. CLARK CO.,
Sole Proprietors, New Haven, Ct.
Read ! Read ! ! Read !
THE ATTENTION of the PEOPLE
This prepsration is pronounced by Dylipent , cs as the
only known remedy that will surely cure time ag
gravating and fatal mainly. For years it swept on its
fearful tzde, carrying before it to an untimely grave.
it. milli..inspf sufferer'.
Re-issued Augur' lA, 1,;(..9
Coe's Dyspepsia. Cure has come to
ladige4t) . on, Py.ipep.ia, Sick Headache,
Are as auraly cured by this potent remedy, u the pa
tient takes it. Although but lee years before the
people, what is the verdictof the manse*? hear what
Lester Sexton, of Milwaukee,
rout LNSTER BEAT Off, of Alli0 00 "Oo-1
M114141/1/11, WIS, Jan. 1E66.
Musses. C. 0.-CLasa t CO., .IVais Them, ais.
Both myseliaud wits base used Dyspepsia Carla
and it Las proved r/IBJPSSdr/ar 116.4101CtOri ea a Bani
ody I Wise N) heal i t t a i r isjilip th.S sia bares*.
sAi u
:ed OHBA? m . fiN.4ll
very Desipectlaily,
(kilned)Lzver.g.t.
NOM. St(VW 471,10,... iill illigill*>- -
Gaatiertas : , ...It gbialtinagillic a ilikatill3
my wire has doing i•• •• - ' - 411 * ' 4
t
epe pan e Dop•tbatty F v*o O oul we dtid .- • ' 41,
g
by violent pargrysigto . s_Oht Sr
grated It..r that. eib eras tUmilt •
able to do anytbing. BIM Idnkj_ ~" 0111111 if
isir a g
Dgapepela 011/14 and has TP4
Ti IT, and iiii*T"
garde tbla medlar°. 14 all
Trait 1010 i
IR
IN CONSUMPTION,
38 CALLED TO THE
World's Great Remedy,
(Joe's• Dyspepsia Ont.
the Rescue
501L11164.1 or Acidity of Stomach, Ris-
ing of Food, Flatulency, Las-
situde, Trearinc.l.,, finally ter-
ininating in Death,
A GREAT .814611104.
I Pro* Rte. L. P. 1T,41P,
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Jim. 13, 1.865
akentlivatignindo.
Election Proclamation.
IVPIX.RIAB,and by the Act of tho GeneralAs
' anably of itipliateissaltiett.Aa act to regulate
ilieffleneral IhmillOas of thie Commonwealth," enacted
MeTadefinly,lllllB„ it is enjoined on me to give
Italie Notice• of nisat Slection OD be bald, and to
elammets In sash notice what *meets are to be Moat.
ea: Malabo la parsaanse of int Ant of Congrocil Pro
eariblarsad Mang one modems Fay of holding elm-
Mane of Weston of Prendentond Tice Prialdent ot
all the Fames of the Tinian symreeedlX
January ,
lAN. there!" I. PHILIP LlMlN,Shertiof tho Men
.ty of Adams, hereby give this public maim to the .
Electors of old County of Adams, that 'ea lhaomew
will be held In said County, on Veassay, Gm 8d day
of Novanna wart, at which lime Twynrrenr. too.
Toll for President and Vice Pmehlant of the Vatted
!Mama are to by elected.
Districts, composed of the following ?awash fps,
In the First district, composed of the Boroagh of
fityibllZE, At am COUTtatuast ITOeO7obarit.
IS the nomad thArci, Owapoeed of the township. of
Germany, at Golden's School-boom, In Moto...whip of
Gamany.
In theXhinl dietrict. composed of the ter/4h* of
Owihnl, Milts house of I. II- Homer, In the town *Mew
GitforiL
. 2n We Dearth &verb* eimposed of the; towdehipe
of Lathoore add Reethascoo, is the boon of Jae*
Reed, In the towietapeafßeatterde, - •
In the Firth district, composed of the townships of
Ilatelltoubea add Liberty, at the Public School hones
in RillorstoWn.
In the ad* dhdrkt,..cesepoled of the townehlpof
Hanaltud, et thebodeesoroecepted by F. Raptor, In
the town offset Herllp. '
_. In the Seventh district, composed of dm towns/11pol
Yapslien, in the Public Sthool house In the town of
in the Sighth district. minuted of the township of
Isth, at the bolas °Mts.& L. Gress, In Hunters town.
Airpihe Stinth district, co.. posed of the township of
i Frsalllttr,at the Imam now occupied by .161 in P. Butt,
n mkt townsistp.
In *Slangs district, compised of the township of
Cornwall:l,lM athletes of Jeremiah Johns, lit Maher
ryidown„ - •
In the y nikisellth . mantsMul of the township
ofTyroayat this homey, L B. Bless, in lieldlerstairu.
Is th ael district, eomposod of the township of
ficaintionat th• boomed SLR. nansi la seid town-
ship.
In the Thifleehtli district, COOlptised of this township
of Ifoustplessemt, dm 'Otte Polmol house la said
towoshiporittesto el the Cron raids, the cia• lending
from Oxibed baths Two Timm. on, the other front Slur
terstown to !annoyer.
In the Fourteenth district, compoiedoithe township
of Reading, et ete house of B. H. Dicks, In Ifewipton:
• In the Fifteenth district, stompowed of the Vorough
,of Berwick, at the public school house la Abbettstown.
ID the Sixteenth district composed of this township
of Vreedoto,st the house of Samuel hforits,Ja said town
ship.
In the Seventeenth district, composed of thetowaship
o Caton, arthehonse of hooch Lefever, in said - tows.
sha.
Inthe ,hlghteenth district composed of the township
of Butler, at the public school house in Xiddlotown,in
said township.
In thaNlneteenth district composed of the township
of Berwick, at the Pigeon Rh school house, In said
township.
In the Twentieth district Composed of the township
of Cumberland, at the house of Conrad Snyder, to the
borough of 0 ettysburg.
In the' 'wenty-first district. compoled of the town
ship of Wand at the School House at Lower Marsh
Creek Presbyterian Church in said township.
Itr tbeTwenty.second district composed of the bor
ough of Littlestown at the most westerly School-home
In said borough.
The election to be open betireen the hours of S and
10 o'clock in the forenoon, by public proclamation,
and to be Yapt open until 7 o'clock in the erasing,
when the polls shall be closed.
And the I Judges, Inspectors and Clerks, who
shall hare-attended at the last election for members
of the General Assembly, shall attend and perform at
the said election of Elector, the Ilk* duties and be
eubject to the like permitted for neglect or misconduct
ae they are or Nikon be liable to at the election of
members of the General Assembly.
And the Judges of the respective Districts afore
said, are by the said act required tomcat at the Court
Clouse, in the borough of 0 ettysburg, on the third day
after the said day of l%iectiou , being Friday, the 6t h
day of November ' than and there to perform the
thinp required of them by Lew.
HAN
Sheriff's office Gettysbur g Oc HI L
21 N Sheriff.
ism
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
I have - opened an agency for the
SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
in connection with my law business In Oirttysburg
and will give pommel atteitlon to the
Examination of Titles, Con
veyancing 11, Investment .
of money.
Partier wishing to 1011, or bay lands, may ted It to
their advantage to call. Several
Farms and Woodland
A No. 1, FARM, PRICE $7,000
A TRACT, 90 ACRES, FOR $l,BOO
A GOOD FARM, 230 ACRES, VERY CHEAP •
A FARM, 130 ACRES, FOR $3,900
A FARM, 05 ACRES, FOR 9 2 4 75
A FARM, 54 ACRES, FOR $2,400
A VERY GOOD FARM, 100 ACRES
A VERY GOOD FARM, 125 ACRES
A VERY GOOD FARM. 180 ACRES
A NO. 1, FRUIT FARM, 200 ACRES
In the neighborhood of Gettysburg—oleo, property Is
I==!
Get tysba rg. July 10. 1868.--t f.
Teachers' Institute.
THE Adams County Teachers' Institute for 1866,
will be held In tie Court House, Gettysburg,
Moaday, Neennabeadfla. at 2 o'clock,.
P. M , and closing /May nest, Nov. to.
All teacher% school directors, and friends of educe
don age invited to attend. No expense or piing -will
be 4ated to make the exerciser interesting, practical
Lod - profitable, and the Instruction to be given will be
just such u teachers can with advantage put into
practice in their schools.
A full corps of first clue lecturer, and instructors
has been secured. The law contemplates that boards
of directors shall grant teachers the time to attend the
Institute and count it the same as teaching, and it is
hoped all will do so.
Friday will b., 'Direct rs' marten when mette and
questions relating to t duties of school directors
w ill be considered. Tb committee on Permanent
Certificates wkii be elect on Monday afternoon. Ar
rangements hire been e for a reduction of rail
road and hotel fare to •Il who may attend. It to ear •
neatly desired that every district be folly represented.
Let not a single teacher be absent. A programme
coo be had on application to
Oct. 16, 1668—tt
STEREOSCOPIC; VIEWS,
ALBUMS,
E. & H. T. ANTHONY & CO.,
:41 BROADWAY, NEW TORfr„
Invite the Attention of the Trade to their extemdse as
eutmaut ot the sbovi,of abate ow Publicalibil,
euusujacratu net tesportatfou.
We publish ever Petty Thousaikf subjects of Stereo.
sccl pie clue; iiiciedthii: 1
:11:s400a, - - • - fithitheitt cask übe,
..C , tttitilla, - Mal kart. • Sew Granada,
WaiiiKtaretebru eat, Pals, L' l ""Ank." * :
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We, Jspea,
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ttnr3Mpuetted Views embrace & huge smortment,
taciralft.g OM choicest productions of Wm. la gland,
0 • W. Wilson, Leavy, and other eutineat photogrAph
. em, collate/lug of
Switzerland, Ireland, ; Spaln,
.ZhAltsi Walse,l trawler,
ryrermer, Pompeii, 1 St. Mond,
Parts, Gortimult Tetanus.
itughusd, . ASausta.. CROW Palace,
itcoAtend. Italy. - Zt p , ,4
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W 4 0 .7 .17 > and oar
411 thfare if IV - ether aseker.,--
A *ow" 4.60.N10415,p10ns
Ili
DEE
BEsql IN VESTM.EN TS.
First Mortgage
•
UNION PACIFIC
, RAI.LROAD COMPANY.
854 Miles Opmpleted.
♦ limited amount of the 3 1 4 , rtgaae . Ronda
of
the Union Pacific Railroad Copal:any an altered to the,
public, ea one or the Whet mid moet lan likable leveata
sesta.
They are a Ana mortgaveupera the lore's, and
mist Important railroad In the country.
2 By law they an be hawed to the Ctqapaay o .l}
the raid Is completed, so that they always reVreaeut
a real value.
3. Their amount Is limited by set of Conge.,ol to
Fifty Million 0411AI/on the entire 1 3 aohllo lipsysor an
average of len than $30,000 pet mile.. .
4. Dos. E.D. Morgan, of the United &stet ttehetti
and Hon. Oakes Aimee, of the United States anise ot
Representatives, are the trinity, for the bondholder;
to see that all their Interests are protected.
5. the Government Directors, appointed by the
President of the Unite 1 Etstes, are rest,obmtble to the
country fOr the management of Its affairs.
13, Three United States Coniirsissioriers ninst certify
that t►a road is well built cud equippad, an,l in all 'e
xpect/ a first-elan railway, be fore any bonds can be is.
lined upon it.
7. Thd United States Gorernment lends the COmpn.
orlts own bonduio Chasms amount that Inenrupn
ny Issues, for 'Ada' It taco a fecund mortgage as
[laity
` 8. As additional aid, It makes an absolute donafibn
of 12,800 scree of land to toe mile, lying upon loath
side of the road.-
D. The bonds pay six per cent. In gobl,nad the
'IRO la also payable In gala.
1% The earninga from the local or WAY basins**
were over fora Mutton Dotialut last year; which, af
ter paying operating expenses, waa much more than
tofticient to pay the interest. 'rhea, earning. will bit
vastly Increased on the completion of the entire line
M 1609.
-12. No political action can reduco the rate of inter
est. It mast remain for thirty yotro— .. ;,sguper cent.per
annum in gold, now equal to betwien dyke and nine
per cent. In currency. The principal is Mtn payable
in gold. If a bond, with ench gmaratii464,Were lamed
by the Government, Its market price would not be
less than from 213 to 26 per cent. premium. Ae thew
bond. are issued under Government authority and .
supervision, open what is very largely • Government fr
work, they must ultimately approach Government
prices. No other corporate bonde are made ea secure.
13. The issue will soon be exhausted. The sale/
have sometimes been half a million a day, ayd nearly
twenty million. have already been Nola. About ten
mlllionintore may be offered. It Is not improbable
that at some time not far di taut, all the rentalndet or
the bonds the Company can
. irsuo will be taken by
come combination of capttansts and withdrawn front
the market, except at a large advance. Thu tome
time, the high gold interest, and the perfect secniity,
must make those bonds very ttluable for export.
All the predictions which the off,cers of this CUM.
pant have made in relation to the pregrest. and lAA
nee. 11110.5611 et their enterprise, or the vein, and ad
vance in the price of their securities, have keen more
thee confirmed, and they therefore suggest that par
ties who desire to Invet ip their bonds trill find it to
their adraniege to do so at once.
The price for the pr.seut ie 102 anthsecured inter
est at the rate of six per cent. In currency from Jnly
let, and subscription. will be received In liettriburg,
at
andln New York
AT THE COMPANY'S °FYNE. NO. 20 NASSAU ST.,
JOAN J. CISCO k SON, BANKERS, N 9. 55 - WALL, St.,
And by the Company.' ndvertleed agents throughout
Bawls grog free, but parties subscribing ihrougA load
agents, wal look to Wm for their safe dtlisery.
A NNW PAMPHLET AND MAP WAS Int EIDOCT.
cohtaiutes a repeet the provers of the vork to
that date, Red a more complete statement iu relation
to the value of the bonds hen can be given in an ad
4er.isement, which e.ll be sent frog• on application at
the Company's emcee .t t en) of the advertised
agents.
R. O. IfeCRRARY
Attanatty at law
QM
AYER'S
CATHARTIC PILLS,
For all the purpoffee of a Laxative
. Perhaps no one medicine Is no universal is required
by everybody as a cathartic, twr was ever any - before
Do universally adopted into WON. in s•sry country and
among all [hisses, as this hi I:a hut • flijent purgative
Pill. The obvious reaaon in, ait ,t ie.a n.. tell itile
and for a ffectual realer). than any other. Th. Co
who Lave tried it, knot* that. it cured them; these
who bare not. know that it cute.. their neighbors and
friends, and all bow that what It dose on., It thss
alway S—abut it never rails the ugh any twit or neg.
tat of it; composition. We Leon thousands 111,011
thousands of certhiciates of theii tonal kable • cures tAI
the followinkcoMplaint., hue-studs enre•are L ao,. n in
every neighborhood, end we 0e..1 not publ,',l them.—
Adapted to all agew and condition; in oil
containing neither cali.mel ur nay de1...te11,. drug:,
they may be taken with safety by Their
sugar 'coating preserves them user bests nod nrikes
them plates:A. to take, while being- lit rely ve,tetable
no barafraus at i.e from their nee in any qua.itit).
- They operate by their pa vertu' Influence the in.
ternal viscera to poriEy the Wood/mil stimulate it into
healthy actitos—remoso tin obst ions of the
arh,licwels„ liver, wad orb, .organs or the widy,
re
storing theirirregula: action to beaflii. and by cot,
resting. wherever they exist, such dervngs.menta as
are the first origin of disease,
AARON SURELY,
County Sept
CHROIIOB
Minute dip.otione are It iron in the wrxpp,r nu t h e
box, for the 114 tiutt, which t Leto Pin/
rapidly care
Vor DYBPEP3IA or INDIO/It:110N, rLF.BB
- and L't,S Or A i.rl; . riTti, theJ
should W taken moderately stiolul.tte the ituti:trh
sad restore its healthy tut, :m.l action.
Tot L.l Vl6lt COMe•LAINT Ana
1111.101.4 If t.ADAC4E, ACIZ I it t. II
DIAZ Or 1111.104.3 COLIC and
BILLOUS 1eP&149, they tailed
tot- each case, tercorrect thr.f rtus..r.4
the obstrilitttorwlibirti caul, it.
ForDYdCNTKItY or ULtttIIINEt, but One mild
dine is generally required. '
Fur RHEUMATISM, tIOIIT, (SHAVE!, PALPITA
TION OP TIM LINA Iff, PAIN IN Tll It ,ID}, BACK
and LOINS. they chi nil he contimiou•ly taken, as re
quired, to range the diseased action of the sy steel
With such change Ueda complaint. disappear.
For DROPSY and DROPSICAL SWF:MANUS they.
should betaken iu hug, and frequent dines toproditce
the effect of n drastic purge.
For PUPPEitdtION • large dose should he taken as
li goodness te a desired effect by 0) mietthy.
ti n Dinttre PM, take one or tiro Pills to nroinote
dlgNlkin and inhere the stomach. 1
Aft occesiimal dire stimulates thin stool:tel. nod
.lassralaiititclheelthynctinia, este.. es the appetite, and
Intlgeratee Bence it is often a ds .Ltago-
WM where nito serious derangement exists. One who
w leratokf vNII, utten h.]. that a doet, t then,,
'Makes him., feel dcehlesty batter, (rpm their
ciestishii and recuSr.ittuk effect on the .iigeittive
Practicul •
LOWELL, .11.1&S, U. 8.
4firfor 4•101 A. I). Queillor, Druggist, Goi.tys—
brArg. Ps. [0(1.'2,1801—L4
E. W. CLARK & CU .,
BANICERS,
W. 83 S, pimp ST., PHILADELPHIA
AL AGENTS
141 YR INSURANCE
mor141) OATES OF AMERICA,
gtni Nittrtioimtit.
ONE OF Tlik
T H E
BONDS
OF TUN
FIRST NATIONAL BANK and
GETTYSBURO NATIONALOIANK,
MEI
the United States.
JOIN J. CISCO, Treasurer, Now T.rk.
[August
Medicine.
DR. J. C. AYER. IR-CO.,
I=
=II
=1
/vania and ,Southern
2rete.Tersey.
L ;.Ira IMP:MANCH COMPAitY
rteradtbt Spcclal Act of Congress s
, 1.1506, with e ,
ital of Oze Million
Dollars, -
organised nod 'mitafor bu
ormi to lento and Sot!Noll, who
had On application at .ur of.
ameomfatary of our itraille Ilona
acid Stneephleur. fatly: describing th
by the Company, may bb had.
for Central and West etit l'espsylviat
R. auesELL, Manager, flarehlme
Vf. CLARK & CO.; -
- so. 35 Smith ThbAtitreet,
. PULLADBLIIIA, PA
SBUBG RAIL ROADS
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