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TTYsBURG, PA.,:
U4u to.;ttuiir 141tri!
• r •t { s he old tltall& ou York ex,ron.
chAte,./.LIZ, CPTI.II/iting GI ,t 4 I.t.iyt,of
()"e .14.:•12'1-E"
C..qtTecg,
PST DRANDS OF . FLOUR
t, uitL Haws . Shauldere, 81.10 P, Fish,
OTIONS,
tVillow-ware, Stout
n -war ts . Seg t TotnlCeo,,
A:1 , 1 a , tick S.
BUTTER AND EGGS,
alis.ts. for •
A mill spare no effort to pbraie r and
a.t .ar being abb. to do so by eouatantly
clivice stock, abd selling St th•
prp,fitg. COUNTRY 111Stlunn wanted, either
L or in goods. hi brat market
tal JOSEPH S. Git.LESPI,E,
LiA:NlkiL CASHMAN.
iSo:',—tf
BOYER & SON,
DEALERS :IN •
'ERAS, NOTIONS,
TOBACCOS,
ALSO,
Wuoden and Willow Ware
general assortment of
;oods usually kept in
FAMILY GROCERY.
MEG
A It G, AI N S
LIMOS
E RY
N GETTYSBURG
lIN CRESS & SON
opentd a new. Grocery, in Gettysburg; on
ortboircai corner of the Public Square,
..Ce17.11 a splendid assortment of FRESH
tOCERIES,
Fugate, /'.flee. Moles/tee, Syrap Tuts,
etc.. , alt, llama, Slog Merit, ,
go.
SW A ill], -CONFECTIONS,
!Stop! Fancy Al - lichee and NOliOnt/ gener
itl on baud FLOUR and FEED-
.ncedicaaa Sur CASII. we are prepared to
OtTe It, n 1 . 411 end 'ridge for
Jonr-
JOIIN CAMS,
J. W. CRESS.
Ty and Flour Store.
12 1: kV 0 1' A L
LS & BROTHER
enioeed theft. Stole to the Sin tatedt prop-
Chamberehurg atreet, where they pme
ron,taatiy on hand
ALL .1.7.11DS OF
OCERIES,
UR, FEED, NOTIONS, &e
MAMAS in liaaoll, freeh from Ske city
, y. They are determined to sell. as cheap
alust.and as they only ask the lowest living
ey 1, , ,ye to merit and reeelee a liberal
ebb, p•trousege. MEALS k
ECIANBEND.
T 1M M. J. MARTIN'S
cc t , , gel It it . 3 , u wialt, where you elm get
Ifig t4p.iy,l to be 'bond Ina ttrat elem.
ELVES AXD LIQUORS.
erler conilgt fn part of beat Syrup, Coffee
. ~..:I, v cre, !'rime Ni, Mackerel, tc, it.
11 . 471/ on baud a large quantity of
QUORS
from Qbanncir,ne to Common Whinkoy •
Gill for medlzinal and
aro. Vcotrh Wtil•k,.3. and Jamaica Ram for
. Fixer's pure Grape Mae, atiebter'e.
dim", nod Genoa,. I:lttyre.
TEL .KEEPERS
giving me a call that they can be euppllau;
at all times as bet,re to please at reduced
eta freight out, package.
'tut for put rail - patio and soliciting r.
Wm J. eiteetTlia.
etalt.ntort et .oettesbucg.
SEE
iVAIL. J. ItARTIN*E3.
t •It the 'inc.:tory logredienta for s guoti
INov. 33.—tr
S, Raisins, Cition,Cur•-
Orsuberrlen and runes.
A " Dd. J. MARTIN*.
Tteal
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TOR'S • NOTlCE.—Let
staametitary on the estate of Warm. klan
• • late of Union township, Adel:ascot:m
en granted to the undersigned, residing
• hereby give. notice to ail per
• to said estate to make Immediate pay.
•sie having claims against the same to
ProPrrif authenticated ({of settlement.
• 118111161 t ME1111,1240, Ekieutrii.
"IE Letters of Adminis
... oe estate of Jame !Mitzi. Aeneas
ranklin township. Adams county, pc,
granted to the undersigned, regaling in
p. be hereby gives notice to all persons
dd estate to make immediate payment,_
• ins claims against the wane to pre•Pui.
7 authenticated for settlement.
JbidEd LINN. Adair.
UTOR'S NOTICE.—Let--;
• • eatery ob the estate , of Mesoeirr
late of Butler township. Adams
haatag 1.e.0 granted to the undersigned.
tostutitilp, he hereby give. notice to
• debted tv eau! e►tate to make ttuntediata
4 those hating via me spinet thereinto to
• property authenticated for sio newest.
311Cli aEL UI E't'HlV 6 , Itteentor.
E. —L etters of Adminis
• on the mows of WILLIAM Mman, de
of Boller township, edam■ ratinty Pa.
Cranted to the andaraigni4. in Franklin
hereby girt, wales to all parsonsindabt
to to maks lannadiata payload. avid
cria ap.•aet the gains taprooms diem
bantirotoa For oottiletnent.
Y.A. MI LIAR. AdoOr
SOLUTION.
berstutur• txlsting between
nen. dolesletelnets ander the time of
tteeentw: bee a. day been iltesoired Icy
at. Site buelneee will be costumed 'at
by Mr. Dtraoftn. All mums Indebted
tramline reqewuwil to collet owe on Mr.
ho wfo settle the Fire accounts, end wbu
t eta be Sound at the let. piece of doing
FRANK D. DDPHORN
S. W. HOFFMAN.
• Y.—Came to the premi
lb, stehember. near Areridurille, THUILE
o ow "d o n e yeses, 000 with hems,
• Ws. The owner 4 desired to coats
• roper!, pay chart••. sod Mk t h ft wohy
it JACOB hIDITIrit, Bea.
ISTEIt'S NOTICES,
CE is hereby given, to all
- aaaother pampa cameraadothat the
Ae h•estoattar ausattaaed
at Um 01 plume Court of Adam Minty
Mtn /And elluwance, on TUNADAY, the
nett, at 10 - detach, A. Y.
tirei and final tomcat of Martin L Stare-.
rater of Jacob etairely, desaued.
eta sad teal arontot al Henry Mayer, Ea,
Doll, &rimed.
fret sad Seal serest of illkiraell Deily,
or with the will annexed of liplartila 0'
and tad atnal account of Niter Nara* *ad
Admitantrators of Jacob fitlitrintr, late et
.eblp, d•cessod.
tiro mud anal gecohnt of Jobe Wert, Ez
e fait will and tegument of Henry Wertz,
and deaf ememat of William H. Dotter%
0, Devidalteesmr, deemed.
of
Orcoast kielitvell, Adjulalatedoe
fated, &sew&
....dw i ddeal account of James W. Bal..
rator at'Dr. Wary A . deed:
ROLMOure Lilly, ,
ilagistar.
r ers • Discharges.
• ad tbst proper Docket. lam prep: ,
RD SOLDIERS' DISOSILFESZE in se.
lb • forest Let of Liao Lostelatur• os
Se/dim are ssatiosed against diday
arsesWlLD MOLT&WORIE
iliesmia Adman asoir.
-C-0:,
9144 L—.-Deer sewn to he unusually
plenty this season in the South Mount
ain. quite a number have been shot by
various parties. On Wednesday last, Da
vid Stir:or and George W. Irwin brought
two iin , 2 Der to town, which they had
kiitol. A party front Jtiniata County,
hunting with the above gentlemen, also
got three. Peter Henry also shot one: last
LECTURE:S.—Rev. Dr. .:Slonnis, of
Itattintore, will lecture to-night in Agri
culturttl Hall, on "Bow to heel," with
to-trations. Dr. i'vlonnis is litinsell cue
of the Lest reaeleis itt the country, full of
uis and humor, and a t ick ti oat inity
he exi.ected to-night. The procA2eds go to
thQ 6ctuitinry Alin talcum. Let tlu-re he iv
full house.
our issue of Nov. Di, Nyc' drew
attention to the opetations of a stranger,
passing by the name of J. W. ItleKshiLlT,
W Iv! had been swindling Odd Fellows and
'Lodgesi n this region profi.ssing, to be a
membcr of a L , age in Columbus, Ohio,
Is -we lace a sul scriber of the same name,
resident in Pittsburg, and formerly of
this eounty, it is proper that we should ex
plain that the swindler, although bearing
the Sallie name; is not our Pittsburg friet;d
—who, by the wsy is a thorough gentle
man. To those who know Mr.l.llcliNicinT
this expanation is of coursOnnneeessary
?tr-That excellent journal, the Star
foul , Y,•ntintl, which has come to the very
front among the weekly papers of the State,
enters upon its sixty-ninth year—sits age
runniug with the century. Its proprie
tors tell us that its prospects are to-day
brighter then over—adCertiaing, subscrip
tion, and influence increasing. 7 ' It
:teknowlediAes tin superior. even in coun
ties Which ought to support a better paper
than Adams could be expected to, because
tm re populous, wealthy, and of greater
territorial extent.—Phi o.
SALES.—Sainuel , ils.ster has sold his
cal ni in Butler township to Ezekiel Lau,
township, 150 acres, for t 7500.
Mr. Shepard Stammers has seld his
/111111 of 97 trues, in Strati:in township, to
.1( lin Eckert ot Monntplensant township,
for cash.
Henry 6luybaugh has sold his farm, in
Itu:ler town-hip, to Daniel Leinard-73
:u•res, with improvement--at $5.050. Mr .
Slaybaugh has purchased IS Peres, with
improvements, adjoining • Middletown,
ti - om Henry O. Kozer, at $2,200.
The executors of Hon. Thaddeus Ste
arns, deceased have sold to Mrs. Agnes
Sheads the small triangular parcel of
ground lying between the Harrisburg and
Carlisle roads and the run—containing
41bout one third of in acie--for $lO5.
arum C. znitex nas otru E ,l.t emerge
Arnold his large two-story brick house in
New Oxford, for $3.600 cash.
Andrew Pottorff has bought of John C.
Zonek, as agent for John- Itarnitz, a house
and lot in same plata), for SIM° cash.
COURSE OF LECTURES.—We feel
assured that our t ceders will be glad to
know that . the young men connected with
the Literary Societies of the College have
arranged another course of popular Lec
tures to come off this Winter in Agricul
tural Hall. These Lectures are gotten up
for thc:lsenefit of our citizens mainly, and
are attetndea with heavy expense, as Lec
turers of reputation have to be paid li uer
ally, liire , nsins to be seen whether our
citizens sufficiently appreciate these liter
ary treats to make them a permanent
"institution." The young men who go to
the trouble of getting them up, and assume
the financial risk, certainly deserve
credit, and 'if our citizens are wise they
will liberally sustain them. The first
Lecture of the course will be delivered
Tuesday evening, Dec. 15, by GEORGE
ALFRED TOWNSEND. a brilliant and wide
ly reputed platform talker, on "Pennsyl
vania Dutch."; He will be followed - by the
famous "Josh Billings," and other noted I
lecturers.
RAILROAD EXTENSION.—We are
glad to ste that public attention has been
renewed to the expediency La building a
railroad from York to NOW Oxford, and
hope to see ibis improvement made be
fore long. Commenting on the early
coleple! ion of the Columbia Bridge,
u - hich will reduce the time between Phil
adclphia to York . , to four hours-tho U.
S. Railroad Registotilays : "York, there
fore, which now has direct railroad com
munication south to Baltimore and Wash
ington, and north and west Yht Harris
burg, will hereafter have equally good
facilities east to. Philadelphia. York Is
the thriving business and money centre
of a large and important county (the
`white rose,' separated from the 'red rose'
of Lancaster by the Susquehanna river),
and contains about 15,C00 inhabitants,
having increased its population 75 -per
rent since LSGO.
"York also needs more dire 4 commo
nly:akin with Gettysburg, and will no
doubt compass that desideratum, throVilb
co-operation of interests to be benetitted.
since any clue can appreciate at a glance
the advantages wnielf would accrue to
York from a line of road to. New Oxford,
winch would opou to York a region now
tributary to Hanover and thence to Balti
more ; at the same time putting York on
an east and west route as she now is on a
north and south route.
"The southern border of Pennsylvania
Is a good country, and it Is a matter of
aitouleut to Philadelphia to cultivate im
proved and extended communication
twill) it."
CALENDARS FOR 1 8 4 10.—Weitre pre
pared to print Calendars for the year 18e9,
with Business Garde attached, and orna
mental border, specially gotten up for Ma
purpose. Merchants will find it an at l
tractive arid psofitable way of advertising:
, The handsome Calendar will pause itto
lx) carefully posted up in OCRID ting-tousas,
busliVtis places, hotels, and dweilings, and
thus preserved, with the business card
attached; while ordinary advertisements
are torn up and.destroyed. They can be
furnished on short notice, printed on card
board or paper, In Valli' Or fancy oolons
and at very -teesoliable - Vates x -liend in
your orders.
JUST 1 0 40,11 THE urrY.—Taco, c
is bag_ j list riutraed' from the , pity
with a very large stock of goods *irk as
/late, Oaps, Boots; tincaisMader
Shirts, Over Shlrts, - -Over-alls, Stockings,
Collars, Neckties, and every kind of gen
tleman's wear, Oier Shoes of every dee
er iption, sad some Boots that cannot be
beat in the county tot'' quality and price r
also—a large stock of government ClOttt-
Mg, direct from the : Q. M. Department and
warranted perfect in every psrtiOn4r# 8
J'lte inut!Aentintl.
• .1
Fridik, Iliac 4; 18eil:
OidAinil.M.--Rev. W. .M.. - 11s;us Ims
lel)l..eslikulg, and remov e d to JOftelStOWD,!
14, , bunnn county, Pennsylvania.
Lz4 - Jesse D. Keller, wee, on Tuesday,
sworn in as County Surveyor, succeeding }
•1.8. Witlierow, whose term _
~,.".I. n ere' will be public) seevloa in .lbe
vlintch at tiuntorstown on Sabbath morn.'
the and in the chinch at
Marsh Creek, on Sabbath morning, the i
13th inst. The hour of morning worship
ii 11 n'ip.iok. •
' • ;
SUSPENDED.—Work on the Gettys
burg Springs Railroad has been suspended
for
_tlie nit t r., rf hp , ties aro being put
tloU.it RCA enceredoitir tittleaitti: so that
the road can be driven over. The Work
will be reQunted and the road completed
elrly next. spring. , •
W. W. WRIGHT, of this County,
\4 110 has acquired considerable reputation
as an Engineer, and during the War had
important duties devolved on him by the
Gurtartuntmt,in the construction of army
railroads, has Leen engaged to superin
tend the
.eroetion of the great Bridge at
tetivenworih, lansas.
MEE
COURT DON9B-Ten law sepa
rating the eriminitng business by
kiving one week to each, seems to work
win!, and will llettbtlese prove eciondmiest
to the county, a,s well to . partiqs and snit- i
ors. Instead of detaining a crowd of wit
nekses iti eAmitiai trials until the ixiidcilsi
of the week heforn taking up 'Common-,
'Wealth cases, the latter are begun at once
On Monday morning, and rapidly Mapos
.
ed of, while witnesses and parties in civil
cases are summoned.for the week follow
ing, when their cases are also promptly
taken up. Last week was given up tir
Orinahral cases, the Court adjourning on
Friday evening. This week is devoted to
civil 'business. •
Jacob Mclhorn, Prothonotary elect, was
Sworn in on Tuesday, last. The - Teti/IPa
'Prothonotary (Mr. Kitzmiller) carries '
with him' the good wishes of the Court
and Bar, well earned by a prompt, cour
teous and efficient discharge of his official
duties during the past three years.
Joseph J. Kuhn, elected Associate
Judge, will take office on Monday Mixt,
when Judge Merman's term expires'
We continue our abstract of the cases
disposed f since our last issue.
IN QUART.E:R SESSION.
i Coin. vs. John F. Barton.—Surety of the
Peace, on information of Jacob *fel. Pe
i fendant, While under the influence of liquor,
had some difficulty with prosecutor, during
which hard words were used and a pistol
displayed, and Mr. Brie!, deeming ]times
in danger, concluded to put defendant un
der bonds for good behavior. Court, after
hearing, dismissed the complaint, but or
dered defendant to pay costs, with an ad
monition as to the impropriety of drinking
and carrying arms.
Corn. vs. William Blumbaum and Theo
dore Richards —lndictment for , Larceny
of tools, the property of John Krets.• The
Jury found Blumbaurn guilty, and Rich
ards not guilty. Blumbaum Was sentenced
to Eastern Penitentiary 13 months.
Corn. vs. Same.—lndietment for Larceny
of some Chickens, the property of William
Currens. Veidict, not
Coin. vs. Same.—lndictment-for Larceny
of Flour and other goods, the property of
Jacob Baker. The Jury found defendants
guilty of stealing a portion of the articles.
Blumbaum sentenced to five days, and
Richards sixty days' imprisonment in
County Jail.
Com. vs. SaMe.—lndietment for Larceny
of Whip, Oats, &e., the property of David
P. 'Reitler. Verdict, guilty as to the Whip.
Blurnbanm seutencel to one day, and
Richards :;tt days' imprisonment in County
Jail.
Corn. vs. Same.—Surety of the Peace on
information of Jeremiah Frazier. The de
fendants having, by sentences In preceding
cases, been disposed of in such way as to
secure Frazier from present harm, the com
plaint was distuirised, county to pay costs.
Cora. vs. William E. King and John
King.—lndletment for Assault and Battery
on person of Joseph Orendorff. The par
ties are all young men, who had been to
Singing School In Mountjoy township,
where a difficulty sprang up, in course of
which prosecutor was knocked down, get
ting a black eye, &c. Defendants under
took to show that the muss was a general
one, rind that the assault was not commit
ted by them. The Jury, however, found
them both guilty. Sentenced to pay a fine
of :5.5 each and the costs.
IN CO3fIION PLEAS
Levi D.l'aus, surviving partner of Maus
& Swope, I. John Cishun.r-Appeal from
Justice. Action to recover' on Book Ao
count and money loaned. Defendant de
nied indebtedness and undertook to oho*
settlement as to the bookaccount, and that
the money, instead of heinghaaned, was in
reality a payment on account of legacy due
to Defendant's wife by the deceased part
ner, Mr Swope, as Administrator of Sam-
tie! Swope, deceased. Verdict for Plaintiff
for $58.83, amount of Plaintiff's claim.
Benjamin 31alnun's Executors vs. Francis
S. Wilson and Wife. Action- to recover
mmitint grrett
by Mrs. Wilson, before marriage. Defend-
nuts antistlect the Jury that the notes had all
been paid, and verdict accordingly for Dc
fendants
thristian Keel/ler and Wife va. Philip
Bittinger, and John F. Houck Executor of
Jacob Fiddler, deceased. Action in. Eject
ment. Fiddler's Will gave to Hrs. Kechler
"taro 5 elds - and "Wotan and north of them."
Defendants undertook to show that the
devise had been satiated by surveying off
and setting apart the "two fields" and cer
tain woodland ; but Plaintiffs claim : 41st
the devise covered 3 acres and 161 perches
of woodland additional to that surveyed
off, and bring gait to recover the same.
Jury st ill out.
Edward Stahly vs. George Smith. Ap
peal from Justice. On trial.
veral cases hap bt , en settled by the
parties, without trial, daring the week.
HORSE THIEVES ARRESTED.—On
Monday night list, between 9 and 10
o'clock, as two young men named Annum
who had been at Fairfield,' reached
the premises of Mr. JACOB PLANK, in High
land township, they came across two
strangers near Mr. PLANK'S barn, who had
been helping themselves to a bag of oats'
having two horses in charge. As the
Messrs. AKSNDT caine up, the bag was
thrown over the fence, and the strangers
announced their desire to purchase some
feed for the horses. As the circumstances
were suspicious, It was concluded to de
tain the strangers, who were Invited into
the house for supper and the horses were
put into the barn to feed—while one of the
ARENIST'S immediately mounting a horse,
came to town for officer Ronne. Mr.
Rotasa went out, found the streams still
at Mr. PLANs's, and after a litlle.examina
don, satisfied that they were horse thieves,
arrested both. They were brought to
town and committed to Jail. One gave his
name as Wm. 11. Mangum, from' George
town, D. C., and the other as John M.
.Longabaugh, of Perryville, Pa. Both
were at first defiant, but after giving con
tradictory statements as to their recent
whereabouts, Mangum admitted that he
was from the South and hnd fought with
the .Louisiana "Tigers," at the battle of
Gettyi3burg. Longabaugh cl aimed to have
formerly lived in North Carolina, but 're
siding at present in Juniati county.
It fauna out that. .one of the' animals, a
black, was stolen from the stable of An
drew ilykea, in Newberry township, York
county, on Saturday night last; and the
other, a sorrel mare, was stolen the same
night from the stable' of Abralmoi Miller)
of same township.
HOUSEKEEPERS, and all others went
fug anything in the house-keeping line,
will do well to cal 1 at Ool.C.'H. Buinnatt's
extensive Ware-room, near the Passenger
depot, on Carlisle street, who baa on band
a very large assortment of Stovee of the
best mannfactoin , Cooking, Perier,Othoe,
and Chamber Stoves, for wood of Coal ;
r ids° Hollow Ware,Tin Ware, Japan Ware,,
-Britannia Ware, hird Cages, and a general
assortment of Kitchen utensils. Also Coal
a4id Lumber of an kinds. 'tf
_r
ANOTHER NOTICE.—There isconski
arable amount of money due die ,on the
books of the late . -"Adcune . 3entfitain-the
non-payment of which subjects me to
great inaorivanienee, se I am =ably de
pendent ripon this its a means, of support
for my family,and the liquidation of debt&
I trust, therefore, that this will be the on.y
notice required to induce those wito owe
me to pay their hadeldness AT oacpit.
• .R ., (4.
Worgeod, Pitoemrapie go to itreow
sad MY2/18. ;also Frames. Albluee,
very low. Tyeoe's old stead.: Itt
WANTED.—Two or thrOO Male.
MOM having IT,' will On" eatl IL this
IMPROVE,44=M+-Nettillhatand the
app oach of Winter, various - linprove
meats are hr primes! 19 Ate! ttlyough.
Samuel Herlxittas his large residence on .
Ch4 / 4 6 41i.. , 4 4g {met l** it t clo.l4:4 l i
three steriterbrick, and attick, and will
wake in imposing appearance. Mr.
Koser's handsome brick dwelling on
Washington street, is nearly completed: , ---
W. T. Ziegler-Is patting up a new Car
riage Factory; on Washington street; be
tween the Railroad -and Chainherelnirg
!street.- James Pierce lies erected - a two
:story brick dwelling house on Breekin
'ridge street. Jacob Hanky and John El- -
easier are erecting two-story frame' dwell
inks at the wort end of Middle street.—
Wm. B. Meals Is about finishing the ea
syl gement of his dwelling•house on York
rest. Mr. Grumbine las completed his
rune dwelling on same street. The:
double dwelling of Jacob and Wm. Relly,
On dame street, is under 'met. 'Mania
Rehm has put up a frame dwelling on Mei
e szra
York pike, bells the bridge and pate.:
Mouse; Ptilip
and ' tgo t iashman are.
putting up a two stor y ore
rue dwelling-on
Stratton street. Jeremiah JI, Rowe has S f
two-story brick dwelling on Baltimore :
street under roof. John Norbeck and
William Shillon have their dwellings on -
Baltimore street nearly completed. The .
handsome Cottage residence. of John .
Supp,on saute street,will be completed is
a t i few weeks. Miss Marche Warier has put
up a two-story frame dwelling on Chain
bersburg street. J. E. Wibli a two story
brick dwelling on Carlisle street. Other
improvements are In contemplation and ,
progress in different parts of the town. i
DEAR SIR :—The death of one of our
firm occasions_ changes in our businesg,
which will necessitate our immediately
taking account of stock and the disposal of
our entire supply of Fall and Winter Cloth
ing. Of this immense quantity of ready
mude goods,—the largest, most varied and
cheapest ever offered in Philadelphia,—you
have already spoken to your readers through
your excellent paper, and Many of your
friends and neighbors have already visited
us and can testify to the truth of all that
has been said. ;Will you pleasc say to . them
now that everything that is in our immense
establishment, thousands upon thousands of
coats, pants and Tests must be sold off im
mediately, at any price we can get for
them, in order that the proper settlements
of our business may be made.
Our necessity is their opportunity.
There ill:tot an tu ,
ticie the price of which
shall not be ,reduced,,, and rather than miss
sales we.will let, the goods go at their own
prices. Add to this the fact that, such ready
made clothing, so beautiful, so durable and
so well made, has never before been manu
factured in Philadelphia, and all will see
that this is an opportunity, the like of which
they may not find again in their whole life.
There Is not a man or boy in your county
whom it would not pay to lay in a stock of
clothing for the next ten years, and we will
confidently expect to sell at least one suit
to every reader of yoar paper.
The sale will commence on Friday, De
cember Ist. About seventy-five salesmen
will be employed, so that any number of
customers can receive prompt and polite
attention. The store will be opened early
and kept open late, and nothing will be
allowed to stand in the way of the immedi
ate cleaning out of our whole stock.
Please insert the enclosed advertisement
and make any use of thii3 letter that may
serve the interests of your readers and
friends. Yours, very respectfully,
JOHN W_ANA3I.I.KEH
Wanananker S Brown„
Oak Ball Clothing Building,
Sixth and Market Sta., Phila
NEWS OF NICIGHBOBIRO CiplUN
Crunemsso.—A oorrespondent of the
Chiunbersburg Re - porrikiry recommends
Gen. Lemuel Todd of Carlisle for U. S. Sen
ator. -
FEANKLZN.—Thc Republicans of 147:.,y
-tiesboro' bad an illumination and Torch
/404 Prtooonioaa na Tikeursdarj- a.. watar6 Ottc,
18th.—Peter and Daniel Geiser of Waynes
boro', have been granted a patent for an im
provement in threshing machines.
FESDERICR.—At the late election, "Han
vers District," the old Jacksonian precinct.,
gave Gen. Grant 2 majority. It is said this
is the first instance in the recollection of
the oldest inhabitant when Harmers failed
to give a Democratic majority.—The Wes
tern Maryland railroad operations on this
work in the vicinity of Mechaniestown,
and the mountain adjacent thereto, are like
ly to be temporarily suspended fur the want
of funds to prosecute the enterprize.—On
Sunday last, near Creagerstown, a daughter
of Mr. John Wachter was shot and killed
by a young daughter of Dr. J. W. Miller.
They were playing together with a pistol,
which was not known to be loaded. Miss
Wachter and a little daughter of Dr. Miller
went up stairs, where they discovered a pis
toL The 1 itter, not thinking it was load
ed, playfully told Miss Wachter that she
would shoot her, and cocking the pistol,
she levelled it at her, when it went off, the
ball entering her left cheek and lodging in
the brain. The unfortunate girl lingered
about six hours, when death came to her re
lief, making another sad and terrible warn
ing against the careless use of firearms.—
The hog cholera or some other disease is
prevailing among the swine in the neighbor
hood
of Adamsville, on the Creagerstown i
road. Quite a number of grown hogs have
already died. t
WAIMUNGTON.-3119. Rowland and other ;
parties charged with the murder of Andrew
Rowland, husband, of the former, near
Hagerstown, a short time since, intend ap- 1
plying to the Circuit Court of, Washington I
county for a change- of venue to Frederick I
county. The facts connected with the
murder of Mr. Rowland are exciting pro- '
found interest, and the result of the trial is
awaited withgreat anxiety. lion. Wm. T.
- Hamilton has been 'appointed to assist in
the prosecution or the prisoners.—T 1
annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Washington County Railroad Company .
was held in Baltimore on the 18th nit, The
President, E. M. Mealey, of Hagerstown,
having declined a re-election, Robert Fow
ler, of Baltimore, was unanimously elected
to that position for the ensuing year. The I
retiring President continues his connection i
with his company, 'however, as . a member
of the Board of Directors—the former board
having been unanimously re-elected, as fol
lowa : Robert Fowler, Edward M. Mealey,
Johns Hopkins, Galloway Chestint,Geerge
Scott Kennedy, Jacob - Miller and Peter B.
Small. -
Yonx.—Dr. George W. Hinkle of Han
over, died recently of apoillexy, after a
week a Illness.—On the 17th ult. a little son
of Mr. David F. MiLla, of Codorus, was so
severely burned by his clothes catching fire
at the stove, in the absence of the family,
that be died fourteen hours afterwards.—
Jacob Young, of Hanover, last week, fell
from a wagon, on his head, sustaining a
levee but not fall injury.
THE ORIENTAL COAL BTOTE.--3.
G. Coo* has received another lot of these
celebrated Worm, being the sd lot this sea
son, the great demand- for the Oriental
proves its excellence. It is by far the cheap
est, handsomest and bon base burning stove
IC the market, and becomes a tsvofite
where ever introduced, a cheerfa; orna
ment. In the tailor, a convenience in the
dining roout and a wonky every where.
Being a self *lading, perpetual burner,
eitonotoical in theme -of oast, easily man
aged and possessing greater heating capac
ity than any other, it maintains its suprem
acy among base bunters, as it deserves.
Oall and see it. , -
.oook bas also a full supply or Cooking
Stoves at reduced prices warranted to bake
end give eat coo Is every Teepee*, also
it_ general amortment of ankles suitable
kit intake tie; &a Glee hhn a call. •
"li4YBTERMAtiatt4W4
/COPa.--Not that there
bidden mysterf ii'iihit It
lewdest little inalrAtii44,
objects to, as at) they , real!
It*eAckfileileis
Ott et utet
O r !°,l l kr lirtAl°o4 l B:)4 l 44 AnOtg•
Ines in *At.. tai,the,,uxetV
pears an awl:talti atotp,
lnop, the 4tiyieraeettpei. - IL
..,
• telligencb, ' t rts Itt 'resent edepated, 4
Intollig,ible, anti would Jpe niagleal i • but.
• at we knew Ittotnt Irommilelt° b° b.""P"
nt Of the . ..black. art, and thelmaker Only
man like tuirsel ves+:i' frith) titeenelifeetiol,
rhaps, itnt'iot n mite : Airia Inag)tlet
mach of thought! is Indriked "by the
rent' of a red inite trpon.tlitrea4cße.l4,
hits sheet now lunder 'the ixtint, - , citurty '
pen, and the ruby dot-. a more point up
the marked ale+ hu rrylogio;ver tho white:'
.lleld, a perfecty imson streak. If a ma* .
.there to ram et 11. at rate, ticoording to Itulk, ,
hie would : R A over,
,;*. gieutuLayoufa
t ousand.'utllort on leitxr.:tinti race eirtlie
1 round the world in: a day and night,
'with thy? !in v .- 0 , lvf i t firi.frits.lltalop,A., ,
"Arreating the : atomic . red,' ratiaway,
gni clapping giAi . hillier, taY . ..at*sitttit.
re.ll4,Tias Craig XI teio!kopi3;ll:l 4 ;isi btacuit:
Ovid- ender my dye a woutter- , -a liitst . it''
crimsim bird, wingies, liket4 pety4ttli4, ,
Lint ; prfeet in proportierit, and of moat
exquisite' heatflY ; 'fie downy plumes.,
brilliantly bright; it3l.dr, .pis . r . Dadt . bird : •
legs, three set on cithef'sidth: kthaw. there
tho secret of the 1.4 id race. •Faneji ,, ,a tur
key gobbler with six legs, each One put
ting in i:s quota of sport! ! Wouldn't the
old fellow outrun a horricane? Then
then• are the 'lee white. delicate teas,
more like a lair lady's fingers, to each .
foot; black, lustrous eyes; and beak like
that of a great 'war eagle' —all harmoni
',tins ; hut strut:Jo —very wonderful—mys
terious—the illalllttlV ill, which that s.ngle
bit of clear ela— nielattulrphnses the tiny ,
red mite int , ' a gnat magnificent bird!
Therv, go out With yau,"attil go your way, 1
tlini , nished to a i'e4 atom, almost toilet-
tessinal a gaiu 1 80ml—scatter, crimson
speck, and leave tne to my say of my
magnifying utirdelv.
"Before I was the proprietor of this
Craig glass, Jar which I paid *.? US; I had
for ten years used a French Instrument,
which cost ni e, I th nit 411500, of feeble pow
er.and less reliabel-With the French 'Cres
satx,' I scearch , d loug and fruitlessly for
the 'trichina spiralk,' that sava..ts guessed
was in our A inerican pork. With theta°
Craig I laid bold of it plainly
,and pos
itively at the ae , :ond trial. That was two
years fig" this month. Is it recorded that
any one had disvovored Leh pork pate earli
er than that date? If not, then they were
first found under an American micro
scope; and so much fur the skill and in:
gen uity of American mechanism.
"For the farmer and fruit-grower, ea 7
pecially, these simple, practical 'warn
'limits are invaluable; and, to their
children, a s-Mree of education, amuse
ment, and real instructive pleasure, of
w ich they will never gr , w weary. A
bright little girl of ten years, dauguter of
a termer friend, to whom 1 loahed mine,
actually acquired a fuller and more correct
knowledge of half a hundred insect in
habitants of her nci.gliborbood, in six
weeks' practice Ivith ti :e ruirroscope, than
a profeased entomologist, principal of a'
neighboring !seminary, had acquired in
thirty years of atudy."-,-Front the Ayteri
ewe Fariner.--W xitten for it by the late
Dr. ft. C. Kendall, alias •"Cosine," of Phil
adelphia, Agricultural Editor. it
puttage pail, kyr by I,,hri 11.1 L
liudsok, N. J.
aieThe courtiers ht the Court of Qugen
Elizabeth were wunt to gain royal favor by
praising the beauty ,of the Queen's hair.
Many modern ladies, by the use of "Bar
rett's Vegetable Hair Restorative,' not only
receive pt else from their hcquaintances, but
gain as well the homage of all who behold
their magnificent tresses.—Cleveland Her
ald. .
grtritur of the AarketS.
Baltimore tinsin
Lliki.sore, pa.raday : Ahmn:
, 0 50 rik, 7 00
8.25 @ 9 00
200 40 2 40
I 93 @ 2 40
90 @ I OS
I A 3 @ I 45
72 75
2 50 ® 2 7S
750 60.7 75
SUPER F . I.AUR,.
EXTRA FLOUR,.
WRITE W.IIKAT,
RED WiTEATt...
eoltN,
RYE,.
ME
TIMOTIIY-6ICED
CLOVER -SEED,
FLAX -SEED,
ME
BACON, SIIOULDRII9,
" SIDES,
"
ME
GoLD, Phila
Gettysburg Grain & Provision Market
Celysburg, Friday Morning.
7 :50
SUPER FLOUR,
EXIMA FLOUR,
WIRTZ WHEAT,
RED WHEAT, ...
COEN,
RYE
OATS, ........
BMA - WHEAT,
TIMuTIIT SEED,
CLOVSE Sup, ..
POTATOES,
Burrau,
LARD,
HORS,
Becox, .... ......, 20
" RIDES, 16
" SHOULDERS, 14
SoAP, 8
TALLOW, t
Poux,
8 00
_ ..
__
____
~ at/hatIED.
. . .
Bark—ittati.—On the 26th ult., in
St. Mark', Lutheran Church, Hanover,
Pa., by Rev. George Paxson, hlr. - J.Eshory
Bair, Caehter - of Gdlt,yeburg : Nattonul
ver.kf .
Ban to Min ik) 0
tfoll. - IKphleicit-tlite--
.
BREO,3I—Rou.-01.1 J Ue 16th kl .ult„,setr
the ReV.: E. DreesOanini, Air.-Gal Via .-
Bream •of Cpthibeehtud k)witahlp; is ea
Alaggie , Wolf, of Straban township.
,
Dia..l6*--Anziat . ,—Dri. the 19th ult., in
Franklin township, Pa., by Rely: - 3.'
Fohl,.,.'lrti. Branch, tecAg9ea i
Atuq,;. bp%
of .AaMirra cotinry.' • ' . -
' DERBY—ELLIs&—On the 11th E11e . ..,, li t
Rev. Daniel Leuze 'looker, Georg,e, .
DerbytoSexah I. Finis all of Ateilatif :
townshipi - .'' - ' : " ' '
lkirrriottit—reLom.ticiftt.—*t therein...
of Mr:4olin Slonaker, in Mountiiy.town
ship, on.the 19th nit Rev. ) , L f ik
Dearrieh,lircittilitttit. 0 e
Windsor, Md., toig.ht r Altee
•of Uniontown, Mt ,
McCeusialico--Sinet.ns.—On :the, 26th
ult., in Um Presbyterian 'church, lit Mid.-
cersburg, by Rev. Thomas Croigh, John
McCausland, of Calhornia, to Miss Rachel
FL Shields, of Iderceriborg, fortiserly of
this county.
MCALLISTER —l.lollKliat..-011 the 11th
tilt., by the Rev. Mr. Patterkon, Theodore
McAllister, of Cumberland township, and
Mary C. Limner, daughter, of Capt. Joint
Horner, of Alountjoy township.
SMITH—CRiswELL.—On the 25th ult., at
the residence of,tbe bridire, Atheit,' •by
Rev. J. K. Bricker, John Smith, of Rose
ville, to Elizabeth Criswell, of Peters
burg. - ' '
SWISHEIR—ROBE.-011 the .12th ult., by
Rev: M. Bushman, Mr. John F. Swisher
to Miss M. J. Bose, both of Cumberhuul
township.
iVoix—MILLER.—On the 26th ult., by.
' -v. Dr. Harter, Jttrts Wolf to Emma
daughter of Mr. Sandie' Minor; both di
Hatstalton to*nahlp. •
W ARP EL -B XITII.--013 , Vatb Tat a by
Hey. M. tiuytler, Mr. G.' Wei of
Oetttre,counfy. to Mho 1490; , qtPlAti
near Coate Mina.
DIED.
pi- Obituary' sotleet 5 mita a line for
all over 4 llues—oaeli to acoompapy
floes.
HsINTZIIXAN.--04 Timidity ink Sits.*
Eth*bilb wise of Andrew
. 04F,
aged 79' years film:nabs iso,4 18 di •
ardr. 4
80 t , 6&kW.
d'uowlin, In the pury-mgor Wig&
th‘ %trot
at !do rermimes near , iiitshoovni. efirisilak
Mehrin g , 11404,68,70WWItAisOkmt..
,aderiftt pay 3On P per lb. to; wig,-
.44•44,1 (WIWI be a i r se9o Wool.' neve . Ma,
dangly on band a hive assortment of Clnunbereburs
artery deeds, antl-1411 sell data very i 5,...
. .r. R, JUPII:44,
1nL 1 PV•7 1 1.4004 0 4 1 4,
on *beaten. WON Liemia, late of llionileatanlentatty nful
nablp, Admpa •=l4iltual= tajtm been
ranted to, tkiiibm4 , meean.
said ,
e ol a t e. payment, and them urban
e hereby givei noiCo7 too nil want Indebted to said
estate to mate imln
• mi mishit ette sane to prment them properly , .p.
• • initiated for settlement.
Dect-lit
[Licensed b 7 the United States Government]
GI 0 : 0 1 1 0 1 14 g S
. tr _
41ft.44(1, Yaßcy _I Goods
TEIROUGHOUT THEt COUSTRE
ICARRINGTO4I.Oc Co
i. , tlfteen yeera' standing as Jobber' and Retailer. ni
e atn ve goods , In Boston end vicinity, have concind
- ' pryer Ve l lg=l: lo l ( !niltit7 ..ehp at
„agora, e pail fens and .new ei
'flr American manufactories through the popeh r ONE
trOWia tlYsc. . .
laer l f•ranif lIBL in 4 gists , ant Radiant. Lim.
for iviiii a ermasoetereet equalled by asp have
la the country.
Beet New York and Boston references siren when
Tenntred. • Send !,r Ife4 rihtur • L ''
lIA RINUTON t CA,
1,1 purnlnar street., Botta..
Net OMC. 00X re 34.
De .4 —3ui
$75 to $2OO per, month ! !!
Or a floginalselob Iyaakwhicir tvrire,that airtoupt ano
be pritiibieildiAis
LATEST INIPLWYKD
C 0 N F. N E
Family Sewing Machine,
PRICE 8 18.00.
6416-V.ri Circulars 'rid Terms addrem
Dec
PUBLIC SALE OF
a- VALUABLE REAL t rnormay PROPERTY
By virtu• of an or,' Pt of the Orphan.' Court of Ad
ams county, Pa., the undersigned,. Adroinietrator of
tbetestate o (Jacob Mickley, ilewesiwit will soll at
Public tale, on Thursday, the 244 of December Mat o
et t 10 o'etoc.b, A. 111., on the minima, A TRACT OF
UN,. situate in Franklin lownahip, Adams county,
'Pa adjoining lands of Capt. James Mickley, Henry
Deardorff and John Deardorff, about a half vile from
Pluhr's Church, on theruad leading to Fairfield. con
taining 4 Acres, more Or less, Improved with a wonble
two-story DWk.LLING, part log and part frame, a log
Stable, and other outbuildings, gond water on the
premlees, n unatber of choice Fruit Tres, le.
Also—At the same time and plats. will be sold a va
riety of Personal Property, consisting, of Bedsteads
and "Bedding, Ciao of Brinier; Vortisr Cupboard,
'fables, Choirs, Safe, Rink, ten-plate Stuve and Pipe,
Work Bunch. Turning Laths. Grierdstoms, Clock,
Churn, lot of Irou,Sousage Bluffer, milli a great va
riety of other articles. Also,. set of good I :arpenter
Tools.
•
At t codnuce will lot given and tarm zo We k bow ci cn
clay uf sale by JAMICEI LIN:N./Wirer.
JACQD Ali =um. Auctioneer. [Dec. 4. -to
.....
FAHNESTOCK BROS.
DRESS GOODS
uhidg. tiiiiy nre telling very rlainp
IF All NES TOOK BROS
Largest stock of Furs
In I, n. If p.o lokat.t I,rgaiur n.i 134 fruto
OM
Cloths, Cassimers, ,&c.
A "'read farlet, , at:d at Mar prices en h.uvd at
FAIINESTOCK *ROB. the place to Ley
CHEAP GOODS
.. 25 p 250
9 a 10
:31 Eio
.. 17i 17; 4 1
. 15 Tv 18
. 18 GP 161
If 3ou would save money hey at the
SIGN OF THE r FRONT.
LEM
C EIRISTMASPRESENTS.
- 8 50 (V
..50C 200 1
(a 1 60
80
1 10
.55
90
• 2:75
6'50
.. 90 6 , ! . 100
Buys set of FURS or • handsome MUM PAT
•
TERN, the mart artful
,ChtiAmy Ptetwat to% con
make. at
Get tyebarg, Dee. 4,18 M.— tf
HOLIDAYS.
J, E. CALDWELL dc CO.,
NO. 902 CHESTNUT STREET ;
PHILADELPHIA.
In addition to their largely increased Stoek of
fi'LLVE WA7t7H - E9, DIA.V6NDS,
Jeltelry, Artistic Silver Wires,
PLATED GOODS, &c.,
Ire DOW OHlaw • ensguilicout collection?,
FOIFIGN FANCY GOODS ;
401TAt., NAtom - r
, .
Decorated. Glass, . I .,e4ther anci
r
Glrb:Et 0 1 BROI4 - ZEi
,
SPECIAL DESIGNS of osqulsity het?, f
qbartsrustgasUps, particulsrly odeptett pr * 4 ,1,17
CHRISTMAS SALES - '"
jOttr arrangmeine t both in Europo.mul wo w ,
Ity,iare such as ghe us unusual Ileffittes lb thasells:'
tio~rs id ecoaosamil Prod Rati°4o f nut. IX
.our • hh, as well as our Iliterest, to secure to our po.
'trope amokedoevAr each !ifilangitrOn
Modetiiii`Price:9 throtwhont our !Slot*,
- wyrnotrz lacono. •
Dre:P 186 e. Dean& 4-17
=lioriilays and all the- Year.
THE CRAIG MICROSCOPE.
• • This celebrated paint Mama nt
• le, cheep, and a pair a t ,
*l'l , It is an optima aren.,
infante transparent ot t ient l 46o
' or 10.000 times, rinnwi e
amissidenies la impure grate r lb. h nun.
-'ate fa mita, blo4 sthAfts raants
moo s s oos, mate; ste." - tif insects. *tar
dignitary th e linaPo of the Wien *flow ,
nu, vitible. 11elicoret diesassitpeett,
spirals,7 (bit ,dlieneste,d
;rads sonn ui with lids olicansettm)
uric acid. area, etc- definite)", sod ad .
eels in vinegar magnified to from one to bar intany
to t en *, i t iteo fa or, wit. .lx mooched 00.
log • bees NOD& a wale Wtan Ern
hotbr:boVie o i ee , gest, meant :tab, and inunsai:
hair, 111) illider,l,__*l° 6 l llll 7 red 14.;
Ms microscope. Old eaatinam a plc
. WM*. matt. Oiliar *lea 60 -itelelettmg - .
rfarOirsit,lollC radars i Jo z '
HALL"
Bergen, Hada* 124 K. ;I:
THE NE* .
'YORK 013SERyla
r -
be now publiabing a New Serial Story, ta ' n i x , . •
~
a large tof : llWacat :Wow e. entitled
• "MR, BROWNING'S PARISwp
Au new umbeanbirrs will got the Bto
We c= s,
mud flu Usualllo
oynua Witring `—''' Ik e
SS nets ellOndliforc
eat ardor teihewodsoe this Onsoloof So sew ressisis6
ne=r n ed WWI^ We 1 . 1 4 0 12141 illn
NIIIIV 8 VBEIC.IURippI
lirsiiiiiiiiir gut ailaavis be on" yes t if 6
i subenib . • on. or bow Was ishr, int $ 6 le .
41 ,
,z ti, to any gesissoondinillw Woo si akin N. 'J o b.
ow•* . w. win allow ow lolii ..... k.
f a w k ." l " *P ottisr , llens
-111:111W0514M .1 1 - 1 1 6 . MIWAI,-.4,010 0 *
Ssr 1
, 11 94P r ' .
Iftw.llll.—Thr ,:., St A l tilMeeNtm%,
~.w. ~
RAE .-4-Cliafle to thirretiiehoei
• imuerft.r, Ia litaniclin township, about
u Mr Oitoilsr-,10144,4 44,4 111 , IM e dllimai without
await to" come sad
fnkallikfl iniC
(its! wOOL !
)14LRIII neaps,. Ea
AOSPTS WANTED
C. BOWERS &
320 Sar% Tbfr) St; Pl. tra , it , lpl i fa, Pa
Zarb ati elegant assortment of
FURS.
RA r
FARS KSTOCK BRAY
of every deferiptiou
FAHNESTOCK BROS.
GOODS fOR TUE
JEWELLERS
ghtlitti •
*4,N.
tirfii r
- Etl
'f' l •o 4 i•%••••
44 15 0 11 444/004
Jagt meguibr_
MEI
QIWIM C.:CQUAki
Chamberat , m rg Arse' Afiffoe t : ;;
ETTY 813 011.13, E N'tif
• here the public aut. lilt If largo! and Tarn, I mot elh
ent which he, hi:ipellhiiilkheep.
• tee awl reeelrs 4 i
HARNEgS, of all kinds
runaptly and on . inn.iilie terms. Uridlen,italt,
runts VIIWO Mari, cg o r., "4. variety .4 PO.
OM. XIV oas s'e , ;,l4 :
.:, I Dee. 4. 18411:.:
. . .
. .
liatpßOATlve siric
i t I'l fit T . : l / I
REA.I)Y - MADP CLOTHIN
Tit
• .1 t • ) +4 ;• r
ING TO CLIANUt.B that Inns torten Once In ear
D.4ll.cmosoo•of4L•Aleat6 afoot of iiiitanimpra,
*become shiolathly necessary tOsell not onr entire
ock or •
VALI; AND WiNTint Cr:anima,. I
, .
.
Rather than send any portion of it to Aur lion we will
offer it to the people at
?MRS 11111:0W TUX 00EIT Ot AANTFAC
TUBING,
,
and thin rl, .rout uut entiro Egti)ellAltsocrtt. &cur
tog a
QUICKSALE
BY LETUNG TII 410011fd WI at tick rates p. VII
matiary aby-Pelisorloblo pArchaaer
Our Icrnen., lionato ie f irly with
nAIMENTS OP EVERY 11WiritiPTION
Sallahle to (ell tip: ,r-
Matte up u filh the rttinoxt ;7 a re.
Of the rery Fhaeirt Merterials—
COMPRISING, IN TIM.
Gf.NARAL BRADY-514DX DVARTNINNT
300 n OVDRODAVIS, Male In most fatlllmtable styles,
of all Lint; of Beevers, Ch!Gebel lee, Inuots, te.
3000 SULU, Coats, Pante mat Vestoot-the same ma
terial, BusLuess, Dtem, Traveliat, "Indlepensible
Sulfa te.
WOO COATS, Cbestetti"bla and Sao", unrcdi tt g and
Lounging Coat", Frock and Dress Coats, he.
WOO Pr, PANTALOONS, of all malarial", sad out on
eve, y approved style, Sitrrow and Nobby, plain and
comfortable.
1%000 VESTS, Velvet Verna, Fancy Carinierii Vesta,
Cloth Vemii. double or single breasted, high tw low
cut. •
BIM
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
Slere ws hate a large suorttseat of ?lace Oooda
that must be tileposod of To do which we proposefor
a few &pun make to order from mescore, In oar
very best sT,Le--miking a
Deduction of 15 per cent. for all
Cash Orders.
Thne we offer Clothidg &a good in points of IiTYLE,
MATERIAL, FIT-Mid VINIBEIos can be bad In any
TAILORINGERTABLISIIIIENT, and
ai•bont half Ike ogillaary ptioes.
In the
YOUTH:3' AND CRILDREN'S DEPARTMENT
This department hos been a specialty with us this
jeer. We have had manor muted the largest and
best assortment of flt)Y6* CLOTLIING to be Suomi la
the city, all of which is now for wile at lIREATLY
IKC HD PhlCl6'.
A Hare Opportunity to Fit Out the Children
BLACK GOODS ROOMS
!W G1t81517
WEAR,—Clerical Ciar7.uenta, Full We*.
Snits,
Black Cloth Orarcciats, Black Cloth and Doeskin
Pants,
Black Cloth and Caastasere Coats. Black Vs.ts.
IN THE
GENT •E , ' Frxh airu DEPARTMENT,
any custototr purchasing an article of clothing, will
be allowed a desk:mil:Al of TWENTY TEA CENT. on
an) adidit Waal parciiatie mad* In tbla 4epartniest.
lIA\DR SRC 111 ISPB, 0 V ERCOATS. 110P.I ER V.
sill COLLARS. kc., kr.. &e
HALE. COMMENCES
TrESDAIi, DECEMBER Ist,
will to opened early and cloud hit*. Alwitt
SALKSIIISS will to in ,tten
dance. Prompt and pulite ■ttentluo will b..
given to all. N•. , cnetumnr will tie n neap
plied, II aul rewilimadde A.7owberoio.
Lion oJpric o w ill iroluce Mau Lily.
REMEMBER THESE POINTS
Ift. It is the largest and best Stack in this city
ltd. Jt must all' be sold, NOW. find. At prices
even below our lowest current rates nth.
That whatever your she or shape yen
con be fitted. lath. The goods are
elegant and the prices so 10W,
that it will pay ycu to lay in
• stock of clothing for the
next few years. 6th.
Thar tot mar otter lure another each ehlnr.
OUR NECESSITY I 6 YOUR OPPORTUNITY
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
Oak Hall Build!up,
S. E. Corner Sixth and Market Streats
IMIZEM
HO! FOR AUSTIN & CO.'S
GREAT ONE DOLLAR SALE!
" Ire it.ropoie to fight it out cm' thiot tine.'
AGENTS ! AGENTS !
WANTED!
ladles and Gentlemen in every town and city in the
United litetes.,britt nil Agents An. ,
Ausiin & One Dollar Sale
of rleh and yelosble goods, cptopristog nothing but
useful artkiestranted fn every Saucily. EACH AND
EVERY ARTICLE- WILL AREOLD FOR ONE ROL
LAR -
Tenn; inars.nigeftl'ig uniellbei of theEltzber below;
we, will present a Watch, Dress Pattern. Piece of
Sheeting, Sawing If achrtCoolVarnet, Ac.„ ac.„.lres
of extra cost Oar,led ants to /ignite tot,* al
ways Win nearly th eof any other mine in
the trade and our largely ,Increasing holiness war
'illato us in con tinutiur lie eons
not
raga pay r tyccrtlistr Att Os e es.
giro theism@ or their cervices in get na rap Clubs.
Mass examine the following; . •
TERMS TO AGENTS.
-r --
Anepeinou *lidding na a O A TEN, witlh $l,
will entitled tdreceive for the Lune coy one of the
live hundred ertichig on oar Exchange LW.. (.9v Oil.-
cuter.)
FOR A with CO isetimoileall
•
Pentitled to ode of rollowleg artic . viz:—
v4Vrtpliwirlis Bleatbedor Brown Sheet.
up, Iva ' tad' Pittehigtle Revolving' °Kil
ter, 1 Fumy Drees tuna; f dossiestra quality Cot
ton Ucse fancy Colored Bed Spread, 1 large lip bust.
tqlt 7W6l.oerree, - 1 IlloroascrAlboopiotores,
Alt-
Wool Easeitnere for Paola and Yest,• 1 ' pair Ladles'
- Serge &Airiest 'Boole nett quralitr, - I doted Bus blues
Towels, 1 large size Wended Shawl, Ladles' long Gold
plated Chain, Alai/ended - UAW ,Sterideco'Shopelng
Beg with lock and key. Set ofJewedry with Sleeve Boat.
Jake to match, I Violin and Bow, I doz. Shirt Bosoms,
1 Whitt Ilarseilles Qullt,_ I Elegant Black _Walnut
Work Box es or Writing k.. ,
FOR A CLUB; OF Sherd, ll6.-44aIr 40,11 , 661
Blankets, SlA'ygrdelan eCaisimere for and Veit,
Iblack. .culorsd A/Own' Pwlin, Paws Pattern, 1
, ase Boor Pin, Presir OW Calf Boots, 30 yards
Bleached or Brown Sheeting. 3 yds double width Cloth
Ihr Wise cloaks, I Purildaff ur Ooller.Bo Yards Ptiist
fist mien, - I Square Tblbet Shawl, - I plaingeNiplin
Brawl Pattern. 1 elegant six-bottle helm plated Cas
ter, kpalefiente White Shirty, genuine- Ileersellisum
Pipe to case, I sot of tens Curtain.
„ YOB Al GLOB OP 081 HUNDUND, with $lO.-1
heavY sliver plated engraved fee Piteher,l9o yards
Bleachect or Brown Sheeting, 1 rielr36eetnii or Thibet
Pities Pattern. I set of Ivory bandied Knives and
torte; 1 pair inspector While Wool Blankets, Tgl o s
Fancy Cassimere for suit, decant
Mae Pattern,l bidies , or gents. Silver Ilituthsgease
Wateiki, IBacon'sSix-barreled Bevoleei plated
Erfid Ilii4onttiwltsvolvllnt. Gaiter ' with'est glass
glee, ibr Ladles' Cloak, 25 . garde
wisp Carpeting, I tale One Cum* Tablet Clothe
Napkins to match; Bbeery Honeycomb Quilts,) Bart
hand portable Bowing Machine 1 Wool Long
wlinteir Far Sluff end Claps, - I par Gents' French '
Balm
POO* CLOD-01 1 MB liplOttllD, with 1150.—011
perdesotiOrooldn Oarpettoll)/ aull i th=
(Weltlmpt, dammed one year,)
Obainbeitet Meek' editor trimmlno,
Vft1:111 ONII rnonotn, 8100.-30
1 8 r 48 8 / 1 0189 b ( WPM. / INV °ampler., I In
ar Owns' Mumble b e l t Web and Chain, 1
oonpletoset of dub
Per largerind mailer Onitwe4lll pl a ipnammt
Pt proportkisami Teton,- - •
Agadir or randroltorb "Mg at kn7,1 1 /11 1 11, 1 0 a 9 91 0 0'
Om. at medallion dm owmusLra.„ - ,r=
One 00, tos ealfa SSW.. bill. o "l o9 daz
W! , 1 11 , 1040 , 4 1 1 ii orderft Omani bdt in slick
noprenddres will be Oren.
DIRBCTIONO,
Sand large MIS of mousy by Draft ow Now York or
Noobba, or by lizprws. W • wiltym iwthaago OS SU
puss of $26 or more. ?kronor sumo obOidd be own by
tomcod tenor or by postal mum caw. It will
*possible to liao isoispara la 'Moro( Shootovo
Wo will sot 100 by Oar wows, ;Doc, Be.
loor .b oonts= yber how if.
plall4 wo loners
btaro Jo
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L-4411:4,4“Aitg1i i.i:1044; le,;:(sti)
übil ! generallyet he if i ldidn e Lnit l. l 7 bnidneea at the
Lace formerly ;evnyted Ay DrPHORN & Ifilwreaa, and
iiiatlukhojast: 'tie 00.4, ar.ftli
• stoat eierhichNhei4o , le44:4.,.tehielti cm.
late.t
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v - -MRRINOS I .
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_ F,URS
WAWLA,
CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS,
Som.. of throe Rode will he .sold lower than e..tr
before, Awl ar•J net fresh from the Cities
FRANK D. DUPHORN
Nov. 26, 1868.—if
LAST NOTICE.
TO COLLECTORS.
C.llsetort of Count? and State Taxes for 1967 and
previous year. an hereby notiflei t, .etde off their
Doplic.nter in foil
on Tueeq - lay, the 15th drtkol Der. next,
on which day the Cohnty COanniulione4Will meet to
make tb• neeeiaary Exofteratlone. If said Collectors
or sr y them WI to comply with this notice, the
CAIN ruisaiotie,s will be ogler the oeceselty of brlog-
ing suit in rt.r y case, of delinquency, without respect
to persons. The money is positively needed, and
longer indulgence cannot be granted
Collettnrs of County nod Etat., Taxes for 1468 wilt
make all Collections that ,an be made and pay tbn
mama to th.Caaoty ?rota...enter at the) time Malt.,
I=4
Attest :—J. 1, 4 i Am:A, Clerk
M A R B L E D
SL A TE
MANTELS
MARBLE
BEA UT Y
CHEAPNESS AND DURABILITY,
Ithd in eppearanee an eine* Imitations tit the tlotst
THOMTSON & HARPER,
Manufacturers,
1.X2, 1234 and 1::.38 Ridge Avenue,
RIDGE ArENCR CA RS PASS THE DOOR
*lirfind for Illustrated Catalogue...lA
NOT. 27.-3!11
CI TERRY PECTORAL,
PHILADELPHIA.
For Discuses of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping' i,
• Crnigh, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
Probably never before In the whole history of medi
cine, has enyt Wog woo so widely Ind so deeply, upon
the confidence of mankind, as this excellent remedy
for padmonary complaints. Through a long aeries of
years, and among moot of themes a men kites risen
higher and higher In their estimation, as it has be
come better known. Its mai/otos ch aracter and pow
er to cure the various effecUona of the lungs and
throat. bare made it known as a reliable protector
against them. While adapted to milder forms of Co
este and to young children, It le at the same time the
most effectust remedy that can be given for incipient
consumption, nod the dangerous affections of the
throat and lungs. As a provision against sudden at
tacks of 'Croup. it should be kept on _band in every
family, and indeed as all are sometimes subject to
cold. and cough., all should be provided a leb this an
tidote for them
Although settle,/ Chnstrutplints is thought Incurable,
still great soothers of cases where the disease seemed
settled, hare been cmnpletely cured, and the patient
restored to .4 LI It 13 Oath 61 the Merry Adana/. So
complete la Its mastery over the disorders of the Lungs
and Throat, that the most obstinate of them. under
the Cherry 14erotat they subside and dhappear.
Singers and Peiblie Speakers lad great ;protection
Strom it.
Asthma is always relieved and Ado wholly cured
by it.
Bronehilie I. generelly cured by trlttng the Cherry
Pectoral In smell and frequent doses.
Do generally are line virtues known theA us need
not publish the reran...lan of them here, or do more
then assure the ;subtle that Its qualities sae folly
stain tabled.
flyer's Ague Curei:
Fir AvVrcr anti doe, intermittent Firer, Chia Fiver
Rentiifrne Fever, Demi /pre, /trim/ice sr/titian .
Firer, QL. , and indeed aU the affections which ariie
from malunimis t marsh, or Ntigautatie poly:vbs.
As its uanm implies, it does Core, and does not rail.
Centainime naltber Anomie Quinine, Bismuth, Zinc,
nor any other mineral or poisonous substance what
ever, it In nowise injures any patient. Tho number
and Importance of its cures In the ague districts, are
Ideraily bayield maxionied; and we belleep without •
Parallel le itnt history dans medicine Our pride
is gratified by the acknowledgments we receive of the
.radical cures ellestad In obstinate cases, and where
other remedies bat wholly
tinecotimated peemme„ either resident tu,or travel.
ing through miasmatic localities, will be protected by
Wag the A GUE cults daily.
•
blur Lire, Omplaints,mising,lboutorpidity ~t the
Liver, It is an excellent remedy, stimulating the Liver
Into liositny
Yet Bilious Dieorders and Liver CoMplalnis. it Mkm.
excellent reMedy. producing many truly remarkable
cures, where other medicines bad tailed.
Prepared by DR. J, C.-SYSK i CO , Pre;tioyd sod
Analytlai Chemlertl, LawAl , Lass.,and sold all rogad
the mond.
pluck; sloo PER ROME.
F.n. We by A. D. Baudilfm), Druggist, .40.6 . 2
Pu. 1014 . 3, lin
New Mmoi Soug. Boot
latit woad roopoettlia con*, ofitztimil otPtin
r• oipata of &boo* Sem
Staging to our Now Sobool
THE SONG C
O. 13.
MS Book' embalm:—
Arrit *raj wietrollit,
Boos Lessons.
Secondly, A Insp. nail
Bakal - Bodo
744 1 41% 4 ORS Quiet
quart espreesly kw saw .
sad soribwone.
tObalidiN Pi 1111011114 V*-
racand Totem" smog colti esba
superior merits ss s Sneed Saes P
bet
btell
whieISIS =olZlilus
syproprists words utile
width will sr
and lisseleawbe=
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Maw ow 4* eszt4endi r
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per deem
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Se wen riFlrt I t - 11%7, 11 .
by
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Wye. 10+41$
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SKIRTS,
ILOSIERY
4
GLOVES,
Susr.E:‘,;DERS,
GLASSWARE,
QUEENSWARE; &c., &c.
NICHOLAS WIER NI AN.
JACOB LOTT,
MOSES HA
Commissioners.
(Nov. 21.—tf
Foretan 3larbleg
PHILADELPHIA
AYER'S
*tar gPirstniumoms.
IR m 1 3 I v G Yi NI AN '4 l Le- J .lOOOlO
(i)PIW3 S OII6P INEWIW.R.R. :I.y - ldspee-Mestr
Browne, IF il I bo gold by Agents daring the next few
rTHE GREAT METROPOLIS; 1
A MIRROR OP NEW YORK,
Is reek, Inn e furore mi. r seen, anslnaned In lb.
P4Ok ArSibr‘ ; /04 dna Word igen Winer* sale.,. , 1
1000 AGNNTS' WANTED; i "-
One agent reiortv 24 names In 4 hours. Ono agent
po in I drip., Ono be is 3 days. . One writes "I an
Fen 1000 In arases th " Liana, Invalids. dAieb4ed ml
lent, tenant - Lynam( men and women and others are
nvited to send for Information. The work Is Jeri an-
Inosnoodemsd tood ir ter u ttryea l tat b solurnt by {tromp
It P ett ic :t il irnp ,' ,n o ttle beer. Addres s s e ' (bjs
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the seas," do. Itatteuier above attie-eip, tettork IP .b
t ic .
sedately nec pisql tupreetrot, , Coy from pleyfee
out of per, wet Atop It golbts from be hp
atilline4 Or Wok** la- writ, burp artjalee.• Itt4o
by dealers genereily. A- alwayi kept on Mut.
for eibliputeat asOkneland; sad at. Louts. B.
0. BROW NINO t general Ailitit, illortlitipat streat.
Mr , York. -. : '- ' .'. s. • .- . - -,- -
A lltttere WAATati toe tpt!--ktit - -t....... t 0 1 ,;•ue .
*en! akdttfyttlentritis. rt
RED ACK E T
•
-- A -. • •
? - ,ti•Eict, •
I /bleared ;kits, P. .t it i mi) 4, lon.
; VIII. yeu.h ekm; fur n Nring nuiviqa;tl4 irefieel
wilt, Alen. ;ie., ,
ftnr saleby .11 reepon44le , diAfori, in the Trolied
!Rite&
TAPP' C kBA tV E tii
PITIIIBI3 Le II , PENN A.
*sunhat tiitcniriorthe'lltlll:l tICfCIT I.3CRIS. SAWII.-
;suovisui.34.nooes, and Ru Approved Shapee ant
latylet of AXIt9. Sole o7ners of OollnresVe
lk 0 0-K. 1 L 0 0. ii.
Tbilizattiltude of our bilsitse! has enabled se to
make the
Bead lbc eluwlus , with: NSW PREMIUM BATP..9,
before' sending ynerclnba ehiewhere. Address
L. C. TWOMPSON
lend street,
8 25 D p it Agrg , "...,
0 VERCOA TING 3,
all styles and prices, by
the yard, or made
,-
AT DUNIORN's
NORTEI-WEST CORNER .svCAR
Noy. Y,—if
GETTYSBURG RAIL ROAD.
1711131. TRADE foetus Gettysburg •t 9 . n.), A. M
land eonneete at Hanover Janet lon with the Mall
Train .North at 11 A. N., reaching Gartisharg at
12 63, P.N. Returning arrives.. at Gettysbnrg at I•i
30, P. M., with passengers from Baltimore and
Washington, awe those trmn the ?forth by morning
I=3
BEICOND TRAlNlsayea 43 •ttyxbarg at 1 P. 31.,and
cormects 61 HanoTerlanctiln with Mtn Train Eon*
at 2 43, P.M., reaehlng Iltal!intnre at 5 "ai, P. M. PA.
ttirritur arrNa Gettymburg at ArOP. H , Rhb
passengers from rho N. rtb
Nov. 2T. MS
Literary Entertainment
Friday Evening, Deem her 4
IN AORICC - Lruie.u.
BY REV. T. 0. MORRIS; D. a 01.
Subject- 4 '7/w to Read," with 1)IuY•
ge be d.Totircl to tho - ltiletteotn of the
Theologian SeaOinary
PURCHASING AGENCY,
NO. 57 EXCHANGE PLACE,
NEW YORK
Merchants, famllica, or indiviltials can I,r. eon,
through our egene7, any kind of fools or erti. !rs
day description *old In the city of Ntw York. at the
{lame price they wotilit pay if theta theinsel•ii and in
Many case. St lower price , . .4n experience of over
twenty years, and a thorough acquaint:loci: r ilh ibt
eliAlmsraetirrOrS won rmponeH of the Ci•y, el,:tiolo• 0 •
to warrant entire eatittattlon to all with whose Nu...i
nert we ere silt:oiled. Circulars. with list 4.1 rrfrt
encee, enitiracfng every eceth.n St the ['nit Pto; ,
Sint on arn,liCAli,,is.
lne Of the ohleit and
it. is
Tnjs UN/TED
E. GA/IDE:arra 4 ttio ,
C . MMUI.HOP AI , truant..
Consignmeat• Colton. Toklree and all kiatla
produce tmlicit lA, ■nd the Itlgh rat market r tit e ut•ta iu.
ed. ;Ner:::0
f5OOOO in On. enbset ,
300 00 0
390 u 0
200 00 .‘
100 00
5 00
1868. MILLINERY. 1868
Miss MoC REA ItY
HA. , Pg.,7, 4 '.1•7.1. 6 -• the " 1 " i'h w 1-r
-nArrs.
Also, Bonnet and 11At TrinamMga 0! the .leteM .t)
en assortment of tembMantite
Fancy and Toilet Goods,
eibe is determined to sell at the Tors I:Nemt east.
prices.
BEADY -MADE BOICIATBTS,
will be kept on ham!, mot Bonnets vu to to ..rd,-e
the abortert
supptiva with gooJs t in - the
molt 171,0141 b). slid plttelitl WWI itot riirtiOur
gratis. - Port .--ttm
DOBBINS ;
BOOT POLISH
MIKE.I A LASTING blIINF:
Shwy who btu, k th,it bOotii on eututd-ty night
etch oriinuty din's, Live gaud uhltte on •
Bunduy, an tilb p•l:.h - Cute. nIT; but the Att hie oi
no~}ss~~: xt.acKlrc,;
Lastos Sattirri,w Nipla ct- tat Pry ;). I,
IT BEATS ANY OTEER BLACKINiI MADE
Mauuractured 1,, J. B. th,t,t,j umi t
Soap mad BUckti., xth rmsb- •
town Avottun, t 1,.6.1,.1p4in,
For oak 1,1 I'. . 7 NOKItiN. 1 1st,y,tAtis t•.,. -
Nov. 21 —4su
£IN-WARE 10 . STUN
.
TKry LARUILWA' A.SSORTMEN I
rl -W41414 THE (*us,. ,
llztiwateirmn LettereWed Report, o(.tbe worklug
)aill It tee of the 'Axe:
* I. Tar kis to Wend to be Tat :At r . • •
- 11. II will Cur 24 'OS
111. Ily brother loft one arm tbe itnr, felt wit,.
oar Axe beano eat lib welt oeott.ro.
.l'i. 111 could not got another. Le - enty-Art.t4S.V.)
lollire woabl not ' " - - ' • '
V. It will rat b.:my-poke better 11 , 44 an other A4.e.
VI. I would not be without 't for on, th i ng. ' ng.
VII. The enky olifeetfrik Wt Qort.w OW lot* .U.
.
INDUCEMENT TO IkO` -"TS,
701 . .
hO,LLAR 11:ALP
ortocially I o lb* I 100 of COMM 'OOOOS,
LARGER TH.Z EVER I.:
slov.2ii.--4t
CASSIMERS, CLOTH S,
AND
to order
TIME TABLE
if• It MccErapY, Supq
BALTIMORE
trntionq
• TICKETS CTS.
GEN E
KIM
0 1N L
ME
CASH
V..• /13y« t!, Is .L.y to3rl•Pti 301
thk.i.t. the LOWEST CASII
PRITTP,and to girt ,nr
toTnrrs fralbrnelt "r
vimqrs, hen, al..
porpoßedo!ng;tsfrice,y c
ani will •011 at It,
V-ERT LOWNST CA " IL
l'ft ICES. toAll
Os with their eilotnea
ROW * wey)ns
Var. L:~- i f
ELECTRIC
,31SPe0, roinWlat t Sce.
COOK'S,
Jfenv el •
iitia,STOV Li Iti TUI 7t141pC11,1
amongerbleb are the
TIONITINAIert,,
110E4 Vscair;
RARIOX
MCOIIIOMIS,
Lau ure.t w
r RIY •
. 104.00 E..
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4'64' 1
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