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AGENTS, $75 to $2OO per month, every
male and female, to introduce the
•IPEOVEII COMMON nENSE FAMILY
CHINE. This machine w ill stitch, hem,
lit, cord, bind, braid and embroider in a
manner. Price only $lB. Folly war
. years. We well pay slot 4 for any ma
il! sew a stronger, more beautiful, op
earn than ours. It makes the ' , Elastic
Every aecoud Stitch can be cut, and
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garits from 375 to w h i c h aiontle and
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ESTATE AGENCY.
Ipened an agency for the
F REAL ESTATE,
-with uly law business In Gettysburg
log is -cell, or bny lands, may find it ttp
ato call. Sev eral
s and Woodland.
It, PRICE $B,OOO
ACRES, FOR $l,BOO
• 31, 230 ACRES VERY miser ,
ACRES, FOR 8 3 , 900
ACRES, FOR $2,275
ACRES, FOR $2,400
D FARM, 100 ACRES
I) FARM, 125 ACRES
D FARM, 160 ACRES
UIT FARM, 200 ACRES
• M, 160 ACRES, near Getty.burg
M. 150 ACRES and 30 ACRES W 0 0 .1 2.
$6,800
51,120 ACRES AT $B6 'RRA AMA
I D FARM, 240 ACRES, AT $6O
sac,
ActtEs AND VERT (10011 BUIL*
R ACRE
-PINGS
UM, 100 ACRES and (Ica% •••
KM, 160 ACRES
le property in ;iitte. ,
•nd out-loi; 0.•
~QILDI\QB
-.town. Also, never
tyaborg for axle.
R. 0. bIoCBEARY,
ra,Jailr Attorney at law.
10.11001.—tf.
COST!
. FEISTEL,
X street, next door to Huber's Drug
NG OFF AT COST!
EIS STOCK EMBRACES
Plain Candy,
Fancy do.,
Picklu,
Sardine',
Lobsters,
Cbow-cbow,
Fancy Cakes,
Ferena Crackers,
Wine Biscuits,
Sinsroon do.,
Fire Works,
Pens & Pencils,
Writing Papers,
Enselopm,
Tobacco k Stars,
ac., &c., kc.,
NUMEROUS TOO MENTION."
go i nth another busing', be i■ (Teton
ow of his stock as rapidly as possible.—
, buy at LOWER PRIORS TITAN YOU
PORE IN GETTYSBURG.
. CLARK ST, CO.,
ANKERS,
HIRD ST., PHILADELPHIA
NERAL AGENTS
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ITEM
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DIAL LIFE IIifiIIRANCE COMPANY I.
Chartered by Special Act of Congress,
2S, 1668, with a
apital of Ono Million
Dollars,
roughly organised and prepared fur bu-
a offered to Agouti arid Solicitors, who
aPPI.7 at our ado*.
an to ba had ea uplicatisa at our .f.
the second story of oar Banking, House,
s sad Pupkins. hilly describing the
.red by the Onspany, Imlay be had.
B:Ui3 . I3ELL, Manager
WILLS, Agent, Gettlabzrg, 7•x
AGENTS WANTED.
$2OO per month !! !
ton hos witkla tyke that amount can
ulna the
LAMP IMPROVED
k MON .SENSE
Sewing Machine,
'RICE glB.OO.
calm" 04 Tartu address
C. BOWERS & CO.,
390 South Third it., Philadelphia, Pa,
IIL'ILTON'S
CCO ANTIDOTE.
1,),. remove ail:le:ire for ?Maces. It
Vegetable and barmier. dpurifist
4 Aced, Invlioistas the Siodsz4 Pos .
°wishing sad Bloc sitboning wow, is
ppetissr. widths Stomi DiSsit
• • sakes skip) Tsirestitior, sad *nab
mitt Bstoktrs dud Chewersfor Sat,
inity Coat, post fres. A ins
. • • assts otTobsoco, with lists of
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.T. 11110TT, allsso t ir, N.Y.—
, .18.-12 w
Y 813 UR G FEMALE;
INlera UTE.
elee of this Instils:Woo wilt commence.
jussy .ffilibrwary Vibreary
. . flan VIM regard to the school Is.
10111. L.
22,116.—Ittli"laciPal
ei~ptyib r* Piritirt:i. rib. 5, assiLi
:alrslil*rt Crouch at Agricultural Hall,
Tuesday night.
BURNED.—We learn that the store
of Mr. Charles H. Buhrman, above Fonn
tainclele, was entirely destroyed by Are on
Tuesday night, with moat of Iheeontenta.
Welearn that there are several new
buildings in progress in Bendersville, in
anticipation of the railroad coming to that
place. Property too, has taken a rise from
the same rause.
ACCEPTED.—We lean that the Rev. 8.
VAN CLEVE has accepted the call from the
lltinterstown and Marsh Creek: Presby
terian fel) cs in this county, and ex
pects to i:cotitruiuce his ministerial duties
about the Ist of ApriL
per - In the State Senate last week, Mr.
Duncan presented the remonstrance of
one hundred and filty-seven citizens of
Wad neSboro' and vicinity,in the county of
Vrankliu, remonstraiting against the pas
sage of an act prohibting thesai,e of int*-
. kitting liquors in said borough.
RAILROAD MEETING.—We are re
quested to state that a railroad meeting
will he held at the Hall in Bendersville
on Saturday FOruary 6, at ono o'clock
which will be oe interest to all. J: S.
Girr, (Civil Engineer,) who has made a
practical survey of the route, will be pre
sent to address the meeting.
COLUMBIA BRIDGE.—We have al
ready noticed the opening of this Bridge
for general travel. In two weeks it wilt
be ready for Railroad trains. The Phila
delphia North American says that regular
excursion trains will be seen from Phila
delphia to Gettysburg this situ - liner over
this route.
LAMP EXPLOSION.—Ou Monday
'night of last week, a•coal oil lamp, which
had just been lighted, exploded at the
residence of Mr. Henry Little, near Mc-
Sherry' town, scattering the burning oil
over the room and setting it on fire. The
flames were extinguished with considera
ble difficulty. Fortunately none of the
inmates received any injury whatever.
FASTNACHT.—Tuesday next, , the 9th
inst., will be the day for "fastnachi"
cakes. It is known in the Calender, aa
Shroyo Tuesday and immediately ,pre-
cedes Ash Wednesdai , , the beginning of
the forty days of Lent observed in the
- Catholic and, we believe, some other
churches. Easter, this year,colnes on the
twenty-eight and twenty-ninth of March.
Lent ends with Easter Sunday.
SOLDIERS' DISCHARGES. —To guard
against - the loss of Soldiers' Discharges,
the Legislature bee amide provision for
having them entered of record by the Re
corder of the county. The fee for record
ing is only 75 cents. As these Discharges
may hereafter be of service to the soldiers,
in the coutinge,cies of future legislation,
•it would be well promptly to avail them
selves of the provisions of the law:
„WI-Fifty cents to bear Miss Crouch's
lecture on "Wisdom and Folly.”
MINISTERIAL.—Rev. H. C. Gnoss_
NAN, late of New Chester, Adams county,
Pa., has accepted a call. as Associate-Pas
tor with Rev. Dr. Boxi.nn, in charge of
the Memot jai Chapel, Washington, D. C.
Rev. Davin° MAGEE, of Chamberisburg,
has accepted tile call from the English
Lutheran Church at Dayton, 0., and ex
pects to enter upon his new field of labor
mediately.
JUDGMENT NOTE STAMPS.—Mr.
Welsh, Assessor of Internal Revente,
York, recently wrote to Commissioner
Rollins to know what amount of stamps
is required on Judgment Notes. The
Commissioner replies, under date of Jan.
IG, that no stamp duty is required on any
warrant of attorney accompanying a bond
or note. Judgment Notes, therefore,
should ho .t4x,421...i ot.. t h- s- of
promissory. notes, being 5 cents for every
$lOO or fractional part thereof.
~
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'UNITED BRtTLIREN.—The Pennsyl
vania Conference of,the United Brethren
in Christ met in Cbambersburg last week.
Bishop Glossbrennor presiding. It will
meet in Newville next year. Among the
appointments for the ensuing year, we
n otice the following:
y o lvk Distriet.—W. It. Haber, P. E.
Lanes - town Circait—T, H. Young.
Cireuit—J. Neidig.
York Spr.‘nge
Bendersville ..144issi°1". Bigbaw
PATENT GRAN.`ED•—We notice that
Mr. GEORGE E. BRING /1, "W residing
in Baltimore, Md., has 0b. 441464 a Patent
for au Improvement in Grain i*Arators,
for separating and cleaning g 7 .244 1• O.
The Improvement is pronounced b.,'" PTV- -
tical machinists who have examined it a
very important one, which ought to com
mand a ready sale. It is Mr. B's purpose
to dispose of State and 'County Rights as
rapidly as possible. We are gratified to
notice the matter and hope the Patentee,
who is a a clever fellow, may make a good
thing out of it. Mr. B's address is 177
German street, Baltimore Md.
RAILROAD SURVEY.—Jos. S. Girr,
as we learn, last week completed the sur
vey of the Bendersville Branch Railroad,
which is to connect with the South Moun
tain Railroad, running from Carlisle to
Pine Grove. The distance will be about
seven and a half miles. Mr. Grr'r is now
at work making the. map, profile, aud cal
culations, and *ill have his report ready
by next Saturday, to lay it before the
meeting in Sandersville, The meeting to
receive his report will, take' place at one
.o'clock in the afternoon, when farther ae
ttion in regard to the construction of the
:road will take place. Next week we hope
itive k more satisfactory statement of
the oost, 4:e., of this road,
EXPLA.L9-TLON .—That there may he
no misunderstanding it is proper to state
that the register of Sales of Personal
Property, to be folind in smother column,
contains.onLY the sales regraarty adver
tised in our paper, and is given only for
convenient reference. Of eourseoeles not
advertised in the paper do not appear in
the register. We think that persons hav
ing personal or real estate to sell, make a
great mistake in not liberally advertising
in newspaper as well as by bilhi-4he for
mer having largely the advantage over
bills, as the notice in the newspaper is
brought promptly to the attention of hun
dreds who never get to seethe bills. But
t hat is a matter which every one Must
judge of for himself
jtar-You will regret If you fail to hear
Miss Crouch.
SAES. —George Stallen:Mb has sold- his
'two new two story houses on York street,
r , .east Of Liberty, to John Cress for $3,000.
Jacob Belly has sold to Peter Balder 12
owes and 88 parodies of land in Cumber
;laud township; for WO cash.
.litsary Culp has sold to Peter .Beitler
and Levi Weaver three unimproved town
lots on Rest Middle street, for $633.
Sainuel Shultz, of OxT9rd township,has
sold 18 acres to Mr. Olasse, of Conowago
township, for UMW.
The Hotel, lota, &a., of John Green. In
Litilestown, were recently sold at public
sale, to George L. Devlibisa, of prede r i c k
county, Aid., at $4,650.
Win. 8111br - has sold his property, in
Union township, to Jacob Marins-18
sores, with improvements; at 84,800.
Mr. Bilks had purebaied Rufus DlU
tera's new house, in Littlestown, at 42,,
715 cash.
Joseph P. Ito/Midi, Esq., has add five
aeree of land, in Liberty tawnahlp, to
Martin C. Overhonserat itt2s per sue.
Elias Gardner, of Baltimore county,
Md., has sold his ferm i In. Butler town
ship, this county, to §anui,i 13, Barr*-
170 acres, at 0,300 •
been devoted Los , tr.":
CoMinqb P/ 0 4 - Mbl,llsoolo6lrerlif*i
John F. Warner ye,. John • Clialaniui t
Sen.-4ctieitP3 recover idamitigue !Air slan
derous utterances by defendivat. The jury
gave Plaintiffs verdict. for ouzo.
John Kuhues vs. The G sttyshurg Nation
al Bank.—Action in Debt to recover mon
eys had and received. Plaintiff while in
the army had , the Paymaster issue a
Drafben New York payable to the order
of the Gettysburg National Bank, intend
ing to have the same dePoaffed to his credit
in the Bank. In some way or'Npther the
Draft reached the Bank and was Colkected,
Plaintiff, however, denying that heNtuid
ever received the money. The Bauk toe
the ground that the Draft was In the na
ture of a negotiable instrument payable
to bearer or the holder—that the presump
tion of law was that it bad been paid to the
personpresenting lt, and if thus paid even
to a stranger it was note mispayment,and
the Bank could not be held, unless Ply
could prove that the Bank had knowledge
of the fact that the Draft belonged to PIS.
The Court overruled the point made by the
defence, holding that in cashing the draft it
was the businesi of the Bank to see that the
party presenting it was the bonajtde hold
er, and if paid to another it was a miapiiy
meat. Verdict for Plt£ for ft 544.80.
Edward Tully vs. Isaac B. Houser,—
Appeal from Justice of the Peace. Defen
dant keeps a hotel in New Oxford. Plain
tiff while intoxicated deposited $B2 with a
wan named McClain, alleged to have been
a bar keeper for defendant. McClain left
next day, and Plaintiff holding defendant
liable for the default of his bar keeper
brings this suit.. Defendant denied that
McClain was in his employ. On trial.
HISTORY OF PENNSYLVANIA,
VOLUNTEERS, 1881-65, BY HON. SAM-
UEL P. BATES.—Before the close of the
war for he Union, the, Legislature passed
an act providing for the preparation of
military history of the organization of
Pennsylvania volunteers and militia. Tit
1867 it was further provided that this his
tory should embrace an account of the
organization and services in ,the field of
:each regiment, together with the name of
each officer and soldier. The history was
commenced in 1866, but Mr. Bates was
not commissioned as historian until July,
1867. He set himself to work with com
mendable zeal anelindustry. The &etre
suit of his labor is comprised in an octavo
volume of one thousand three hundred
and , twenty-sevea pages, and contains
histories of all the Pennsylvania regi
ments that participated in the "three
months' service" of 1861, and the name - of
every officer and soldier that belonged to
those organizations. The record of Penn
sylvania volunteers for three years' ser
vice is carried as far as the Fiftieth regi
ment. Mr. Bates has performed his diffi
cult task promptly, accurately and well.
SUNSHINE AND SHADOW IN NEW
YORIC—We direct the reader's atten
tion to the advertisement of J. B. Buns
t.t Co, Hartford, Conn., in another column,.
desiring Agents for Mathew Hale Smith's
new boot, under the' above title. We
have heretofore noticed the book, and giv
en eztracta from it. It is gotten up for
popular use, and we are not surprised to
- learn that it has already commanded a
large sale. The publishers announce that
they use two tons of paper a day and run
six. large presses to supply the demand.
Circulars, containing full information as
to the book, terms, dc., can be had by ad
dressing the publishers.
ANSWER.—We have reoeived several
solutions of the Puzzle which appeared in
lest week's issue„one from New Oxford,
the other from Round ROL We annex
the diagram thus furnished
One cotrespondent, sending us the above
solution, alms furnishes i neat diagram
showing that the four parts can be again
subdivided, giving 18 sections of same
shape and size,. an& so on indefinitely.
THE MORNING GLORY.—CoI. C. H.
&musts has received a large assortment
of these famous base-bprning Stoves,
which on the score of economy, cleanli
riess, easy management, and general util
ity stand unrivalled and defy competition.
The great demand for therii last season
L 'axed the capacity of the Manufacturers to
miNit the dexwAnd. They are much im
proved and will doubtless ere Isng take the
place of all other stoves for parlor, of ae
store and shop, Call and look at them,
at the Wareroom on corner of Carlisleand
Railroad street, opposite the depot.
Also, on hand a full assortment of the
best Varieties of COOKING STOVES,
including the Spear,Noble Cook, Waverly,
Oriental, Washing, Barley Sheaf, Prince
Royal, Royal Cook, Excelsior, etc., all
WARRANTED to he good bakers. If not
satisfactory, they can be returned and the
money refunded. Also, a large assort.
ment of Hollow Ware and Tin Ware,
Doty's Washing Machine arul . Universal
Wringer. Call and examine. - tf
REDUCTION.—R. C. •Cos&& is now
selling off his entire stock of geode at
greatly reduced prices: $5 Boots for $4 ;
$3 Ladies' Shoes for $2 ;$1 Hate for $3.;
and all goods in his Store at the same
proportionate rates; Highest cash prices
paid for ail kindi of FURS delivered at
his store on Chambersburg street, Gettys
burg. tf
)0-Don't be devolved into purchasing
worthless' preparations untri_yort have
ceased to need any by a proper use of the
only genuine andeffectlve one in the Mir
kat. ..93arreitt's Vegetable Hair lteitors
tivo" fi 111 actsaliy perform all that ik
claimed for it, as thonsanda who are bone
lined by it can teetily.---Kanirou alp Tejo-
SOUS ER . WiE PEES, and all others want
ing 'anything in . the house-keeping line,
will do welttOcall it Col. C. H. Buximia's
extensive Ware-room, near the Passenger
depot, On Qarlialeetreet, who has on hand
a very tars assortment of Moires of the
best manufrotore, COoklog, parlor, !Mee,
and Chamber Stoves for wood or Coal ;
also Hollow Ware,Tin Wers,plapip War"
Britannia Ware, Bird Cages, and& geonarsl
assortment of Kitchen utensils. Also Coal
and Lumber of all kinds. it
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORM—Having:
largely added to our faellities it Job
Printing, we are now enabled with the aid
of our Campbell Power Pm', Gordon
Jobber, sad Fiend Presses, to turn ouk
promptly all kinds of ilrlutiog, from- the
smallest Card to the largest Poster, inelft
ding Pamphlets, Speeches, Catalogues,
GPI, rivirnunmea. etn. With oar
ow job "fries.
AOCIIIENT.—There was an explosion
is Door., Ayer's Laboratory, yesterday,
which canoed some excitement bi the
vicinity. Ayer's Pills are manufactured
under An enormous prom" in cylinders,
like cannon, which sometimes prove too
weak for the compressed forms, and burst
with terrific, violence. Fortunately; the
pieesi do not fly for, so that no one has
ever beentkurt by them. The oaten is
more like ice than powders but it makes
wttioh ell the world aoluirraitdei
are 11:41A—Dcrify Zemmol, Leven. U
ME
it *lnas ill? tgaii
441,40tieas is nvetywhere an interesting
eesee4.;;.To gut children At* the Linker
nary that renews and brightens their holiest
hopes., _ To,the generous of heart, it tars
the layered opportunity,' 0: giving w Wsget
impar*g $ Sense • of obligation—of be
stowing where the gift can only inspire
pleasure. To children, Christmas bile
brightest day of all the bright days in their
happy calender.
Their fond imaginings love to animate 'the
good saint, who is believed to preside over
this hallowed fe ;Ural. They look for Bt.
Nicholas, now under one guise, now under
another, and he it is that brings. the pretty
books, and pictures, winter gear _of every
..hind, toys and all sweet things imaginable.
Ne N one, however friendless, is allowed to
be exitirely forgotten. Some little remem
brance &Imes, it may be a penny doll, or
a tin toy; the season allows not the abso
lute forgetfulnestkof any. Yes, the burden
of speech everywhere is the "Merry
Christmas," and the beetevolent spirit that
of gladness, kindness, N, tenderness and
love.
In the Homestead at this plaek.the Christ
mas of 1868 will be remembered,when
those little excitable, hoping, happy h*rts,
beating then, shall have become slower
pulsation, and wearied with the strife of
life's thousand battle-fields.
There were some preparatory lessons, as
to the real meaning and importance of the
festival, before its advent. Yet here, as in
the great world outside, there was the
mingling= of the spiritual and 'material—
mingling so strangely, at times, as to ex
cite the ludicrous.
Early as the evening of the 28d, two of
the Homestead boys had caught a glance of
the interior of the Express Office, and real
ly thought they saw "forty boxes, all with
the Homestead mark upon them!" The
order for delivery was given on the 24th,
and all the boxes addressed to the children,
which had really arrived, were opened in
the large school-room, in the presence of
the entire Homestead family. Each box,
by turn, was placed on the principal table,
and the articles removed, so as to give all
the opportunity of seeing. Accompanying
letters were also read, to the great interest
and satisfaction of all present. When the
wishing eye, and attentive ear, had been
in a measure satisfied—the articles were
carefully replaced, and delivered to the or
der of the fortunate possessor, on the
Christmas morrow. But boots, and sleds,
with a portion of the candies, found imme
diate use. Christmas eve was jubilant, and
the night proved the inability to give quiet
slumber, when so many stockings were in
waiting, and the glad morning promised so
much. It came and its dawn found all as
sembled for early prayer.
The devotions ended, the children were
requested to keep their seats, and witness
the opening of a single box, sent to one of
their number; but to carry out an intended
and agreeable surprise, It had been address
ed to the principal. It was placed on the
table, as others bad been the preceding
day, and all is pleasing anxiety. A letter
is produced; all listen, with an interest that
only Christmas and Sabbath School boxes
can call up. At length comes the name in
full, and that of the Sabbath School pre
senting. A little dark haired girl, with a
countenance flushed with the deepest de
light, walks up to the table. One desirable
article after another was produced, until it
appeared that nothing wished for had been
forgotten. The surprise and satisfaction
were complete. Bat the clear tones of
the breakfast bell are heard, and the beau
tiful tableau changes. The box, with its
valued contents, is consigned to the careful
keeping of its happy owner. Religiously,
cheerfully, and most gladly, was the Christ
matt of 1888 welcomed by the Soldiers'
Orphans at the Homestead. All had not
been remembered by special gifts from their
guardian S. Schools ; but God In his merci-
Inlcarehad.nunembered them all—bad made
ample provision for their varied wants-.r- '
realizing His gracious promise to be the
Father of the fatherless.
THE NZW TEAS AT THI HOMESTEAD
Thou comsat from a d istant shore
Bearing a new, unwritten page,
And thy welcome s ever more,
Ts breathed by youth, and age.
With welcome kind, -and cordial cheers,
We greet thee, new and happy year.
- Yee, "naPPY new Year., w as eF.Pne4
through all the apartments o f the Home
stead again and again, in the rapturous
voice of happy childhood. Kven the im
pulsive boy, in haste to try his sled over the
falling sleet, paused long enough to join the
ringing chorus, "happy new year !" With
tones full of giadnees, hearts full of enjoy
ment, the advent of the new year was
greeted at the Homestead. All in vigorous
health. All gathered around, generous and
handsomely spread tables as the warmest
and most considerate friend of the Soldier's
Orphan could desire.
After evening prayers, the marked event
of the owing year was to accord "to the
boy of best conduct among the juniors" an
elegant military toy, donated by Gen.
Hoffman of Philadelphia. This was done
In presence of all the children. The record
of /local conduct carefully kept, was ap
pealed to, The claimants, in summing up
the report of the last tonr.months, appeared
to be a New Yorker and a Philadelphian—
the latter won by a very few credit marks
in advance of his competitor. The whole
affair was richly suggestive and was dwelt
upon at some lengtl with the endeavor to
impress each little restive orphan boy and
girl with the value of credit marks, both in
the "living present" and more distant fu
ture. Thin, 41. r. Editor, passed the Christ
mas festival of 1888, and the New Year's
day of 1869, at the Orphan Homestead, in
your midst. i tetpardon be "9 5 64 of your
self and readers for this delay, until the
eleventh hour, in offering the-account.—
Pardon too, for delay in thankful acknowl
edgement to you townsmen, /tenors.
Chriamer, Codori, and litallstnith, and also
Miss Hoyt, visitor from H. York, filar
their most acceptable remembrance of the
Homestead at the Christmas and New
Year. R L..
111110 ! C C I—Notes will, after the Ist
clay of jappsvy sell all kinds of Winter
Clothing at grgaly redgp4 pdceir , -Our
Coats u low as $4.00, Cforal7 gver Cgata
at $6.25, Infantry Over Coati $L 95, and all
other Winter pods at greatly-giduced pri
ces, to make room fiC . W,SprYtif oodg• tf
Wile attention of our readers is &roo
ted to the adverdasseet of COB'S DYS
rEPSLL CURE, in Another part 'of this
Parr- P ie li t 47 Yslufble - .Nedinine is
recommended by all who use R. Read the
certificates. eour
Taassn• lb, 2.
m yob, ;.
A terrible tragedy occurred in Merwip
county, lowa, on Saturday. A man named
Gana Shafer, who had twice deserted his
wire, returned recently and ordered her to
Jerre her father's house.. Be want there
with a loaded rerohnr. His wiles =Other
met him at the door, and he knocked her
dorm with a chair. He then knocked ids
wife down and shot her in the breast, kill
ing her instantly. Tie next Arad three
times at himself. within* act. He elllo
gashed his throat with a butcher' kW., He
was 'DMA lying with his heed on the bosom
ef his dead wilt, and one of their children
in his arms. He declared his predetennin.
etket to kill his wire, ev e n if be bad to mu
der the whole family,
Tint boiler of a locomotive attached to a
is burin mt this Oentral Ohio Division
of the 13alibnate stnekatio a4tiad, explo
ded near ilammille on Yam; :-Wing the
engineersted team and sesereirwoned
imPatiOnrumm
For the OClErriaia3oo Of otiireidefe, we
annex to. Hat of the Sales of Pajama Pro
perty, to be found In opt' advartiebhr
1• 11 -10404eti '
" 11-4olowion itivadola .
is—cathariali kip/stoma s tp.
16-Joiant.l.3maralon, inustraatira town tp.
" 18-George ,14865, Gettysburg boropgii,'
16-Joseph E. !Mott; Hanalltodaimt:isnuthip.
" 14Jacali Kanifiran,
" 20-4aeob end Pita Hrardy, klibarty
" Bonnier, Straban
" 23-Joseph R.Withempoim, Cimberland
" 24-George W. Wolf, Strohm'
" 24-qtalth G. Camp, Butler ,
" 24-John Cunningham, Freedom
" 26-orairge A. Belaecker, MOM/ "
25-fieorge C. Lower, Straban'
" 26-Barney Snyder, Straban "rs
" 27-Jacob 0 eiselman,Cumbirrland
March 3-Ydrac's of John Bhulloised,t3tradran tp.
" 8-Daniel Arendt, Butler township.
" 4-John Wearer, Conowago
" 4-William Weitert,Mountpleasant township.
" 4-Andrew Howard, 411
" 4 and 6-Adm'r of Moose Myers, Latimore tp.
" 6-W. B. and 0, Hamilton, Battu township..
6-Jacob H. Ilinawkar, Highland "
" 8-11xecos of Frederick Varney, Mountjoy tp.
" 9-John Cress, Btraban kanarldp.
" 9-Assignee Ottawa' Beecher A Wife, Butler
10-Henry Herbst, Straban township.
" 12-George Yohl, Macmillan "
" 12-Jacob lisanter, Stratum
12-Abraham Ylohr, Franklin
* 15-John W. Weigle, Highland "
" 16 and 17-Jonas Roth, Boller "
Indian " •
Ht. THAT.—The Roches-
Les the following conver-
Locke—better known as
V. Niaby
"After chatting 'awhile on political sub
jects and his trip to Waahington, we asked
if that story they told &Wht him and Post
master General Randall was really true.
He laughed heartily as he began to re
call how Randall latighed, and saidikwas.
"Oh," said he, "Randall is a capital gecxl
fellow,and likes a joke wonderfully..- But tto
the story. When he was In Washingtqn he
met Randall at a dinner. As soon as they
were seated Randall untied to him and said,
"I Bud by the books of the Department
that there is quite a balance due froth your
office at the X roads, and while you are in
town you had better make it convenient to
call up and settle it." "Ah," said Neatly, "I
dont find any Democratic precedent for set
fling a balance when it stands that
way."
A YOUNG lady was found insane wandering
about the woods of Vigo county, Ind.,
about ten days ago, and as she was unable
to tell who she was or where she belonged,
was taken to the poorhouse. In the pock
et of her dress was found a pocket-book
containing a good sum of money and
a check for .400 drawn on an Oswego, N.
Y., bank, and also a ,railroad check. She
has since, however, recovered and explained
away the mystery that surrounded her.
She says that her name is Parnell,. Robin
son, and that she lives in Oswego, N. Y.,
with her parents, who are wealthy. She
left them to visit a sister at Rockville, Park
county, but on the way became insane, and
at Terre Haute took to the woods. Her
trunk has been found at Terre Haute.
Gamota. Own., 1 is tallow/cad as defin
itely decided, will not 'appear at any inaug
uration ball.
4tvinv at the VitriolS.
Baltimore Grata a Produce Market.
Baltimore. Mondlaw /Arming.
6 50 • 676
7 50 • 8 25
000 Q 000
1 70 ` 1 95
84 Q 87
150 fit 165
65 So 75
3 75 fp 4 00
960 Q 9 75
250' Q 255
151 ® ISt
17} Q 18,1
o 0 ® CP
20} i 21
Bums ?Loss, ...... ...•
KIVU YLOUB, •
WHITS WitIAT,
RIM WHZAT,
Cosa,
Rls,
Okra,
Tuccrrar-asso.
CUWI3I-1121D,
FLAX -811 W,
BAOON, Snowowls,
" Bross,
" Halig,.
GOLD, Pails. . . ...
Gettysburg Grata I. Previstem Market.
GlOyalkorm, Friday Jitsrsfisf.
6 60
Burst FLotra,...
EXTRA FLOUR,.
WEITZ WHEAT,
RED WHEAT, ...
CORN,
RTE,
acre,
0 7 50 @
... 1 50 @ 200
... @ 1 60
BrAEWV/Iki,
TIMOTHY SEER, , ,•,
CLOVE* SEED, .......
POTATOES,
Btrrncia,
LIED,
Solos,
atom?, Thais,
" BIDFe,..
" thforr/ms44,
Bo,►r, 6 i 8
TALLow,
Potts,
MARRIED
HEstraut—KLumr.—On the 19th ult., by
Rev. Father Balwaider, Pins Homier, of
Mountpleasant township, to Miss Ester C.
daughter of Jacob Kiunk, Esq., of Ger
many township,
lizmt.na—Dxvis.--Cm the 1001
the Rev. Father Ralwader, Jerome J.
Homier, of Mou.ntpleasant township, to
Miss An niei Davis, of Mountjoy township.
MctilitEnar—Sunucza.—On the 29th of
December, 1868, by the Rev. B. A. Shorb,
Andrew MoSherry to Miss Julia Shee
ler, both of this count4r.
n the /9th ult., by
Rev. J. D. ,7,ehring, Main T. Noe of
Manheim township, York countk, to,Misi
Sarah Lillich, of near New Oxford, Adams
county.
STouoir—Wnon.--On the 28th. ult., - by
Rev. D. M. Blackwelder, Edward Stough
to Miss Elisabeth J. Welch, bcitb of Hunt
-Itwp
11 =H—Runnzmosxs.—On the 29th of
December, by Rev. B. A. Shorb, Mr. Vin
cent C. Suiltb to Miss Annie Riddlemoser,
jtroth of Mountpleasaut township.
TAUGHTNBAUGH—COTTRBLU—III Baal c
more, on 'the 24th ult., by Rev. Dr. Foulk,
William Taughinbaugh, Esq., of Hartford
City, Indiana, (formerly Sheriff of this
county,) to Mrs. ROB9IIIIA Cottre ll , of Bal
t/171.0m/ --
azicb. -
ArObltuary uotlOaa 5 molts a line for
all
over 4 lines—cash to aocompany no
tice&
BABIWORD.—On the 4th ult., near Coati
town, Mrs Catharine Barnoord, aged 77
years.
Haltsauost.—.A.t the resident* af
mon Raise, near Enstuitabing, on a 15th
ult., Mrs: 'Splatt 4arbatigli, (stater of
Abrahatn Firiao,_ 'eedoll4 Ownithip,
this bounty;) aged 76 years 9 months and
24 days.
Hown.—On the Bth tilt., Sarah Eli - Sabath,
daughter of James and Catharine Howe,
of Ituntingtort township, aged 7 years
months,♦ enti 5 dap,
WiicrritOrt.—On the MI ult., Mrs. Sarah
Jane Whitmor, of Freedom township,
aged . 24 years, .7 months, and 28 days.
sap abating:oW
NOT/OZ,—Letters of Admini s .
r- ttstion oa the Naito or 'mount fate of
Pawl= townabiptionts misty, Deno,
having boon-Phut tho ilide!oipsof* residlan
said township, they rshy tifre sown to op promo
Indebted to, said sotito to ants inunodsto psysont
and those tiering thetas spline* the semi to present
R atedpropulz_oatb foramtlesiont.
maitY
UMW 7130171,011,}ydit.n.
Nob. • -
T I C E.
Th. first account of Wira.ux B.
Comanatoo of goi "Moe OIPI 10014. Of
Adoolooio l ltyM=UTlMZ r =
I!?,,Pioso of isr 740,.*1pa via bkosizekli
mug " an ' 41 ' t r i al 4P!SC WS;
"4/M l lli *Oh.
Yob. 5.--tQ•
MANTUA-MAKING.
MRS. E. rkIEGLER_
pteporod to do ovary dooodipttodof
Plain Sewing, Dress making.
pußiao 811 M OP 'VALUABLE .
PERSONAL PROPERTY
The suitwaigaedreatallilin Igkikausd kstrwAlsta%
wiles south of Balf lutkoviLl ml!.. Wall
• Beres=dlesafttgai istillt by Iliehael Bar. ,
;:rieekr, a÷ ibli ths o Z w lhibus,. NM sell at
Mie Bale, W s Atm% wad,
at 9 ea.* 4. „Natalia' Presort',
LWOW( HOW, GuislatiOnkfalae, iikkb Rh ,
west broke* auw etigairs sad law *thaw 4 yeast.
KIM COW% oftheipiarill ieceit tie Had
of r eal.. I Deratishire Bill ire years old, L head of
Cattle, 2 two and 2 Mor yearllup, 4 head of
Bloom. SOW and Pip, I lotKliatwe broad. tread Vamp,
Lime Bad, Hay Osrelagsa;&tele, 8l ga r three
horse Plow, llarrptis, single rad dot le BUM Ploy's.
Can Parks,
Brieekbandawint Abdo Phi.., Irene
Osor‘flllad se, 0011 4 % Willon mad Riding Pad
dles, Ply Xs Halters, Hooldnes, Riding ikidi sk
Buggy Hero Gears kw amebae,* Wagon, eix-borse
Lins, -- ireepe ji l ke . karter, Grain Shovel Yorke
Raked, B&W Gfahr Cradle, Scythes and
Stalks. Du and7r7r Roots, L%, Halter, Breast,
Bolt and amts. Bpresdal4, elmils, double and
treble Tress 1 CumberbM County Woma n= G m !,
Pan, Ifeaffroogb, half-bushel ilisamirs, (lewd.",
Meat Tsui* Also, goassbold lfmaltnes, melt as
Cook Stovemnd Aztnass, lot of Pipe, Bedstead. D..k,
Book Cass,'and a great many alleles too anwsnins
to mentio Also, the onwhalf of 19 Acrsi of Grain
and 63i Wm of Eye In the ground will be sold.
Attendance will be Veen and tame madeknown on
day of sale by
JAO9II H. BIZIMOKKII.
/ton Micurr, Auct 10P ear. [Neb. s.—te
PUBLIC SALE
OP VALIJAZIA PIRSONAL PROPERTY
The uudarigned lotaildiagitO remove wool, will sell
at Public Sale, on Friday the 12d day of Mar c h ft .*,
at 10 deka, 4. M., at hisresideues, in YrankUn town
ship, 3 miles south-west of Casbtown, on lb e road
loading from Gm Ibtnier phial. toPopLar Spring House,
the following valuable Personal 'Property to wit :
II 'BRAD OY MILOII COWS, two of tc w , w , w i l l b.
fresh about the time of sabr, 1 Bettor brood Sow, I
Spring Wagon, Winnowing Mill, Wheolbe r row, double
and Jingle Shovel Plows, Corn York, Gri n d.i nne ,
Fork., Rakes, Cow Chains, Cal pontos Tools, Broad,
Dcrablo-bi t and Pole Axe., Drawing Knife, sey the. wi g
Smiths, Mattocks, 1 pair of Dog Irons, /locket Wedge,.
JOIIJ4
Alpo, Household furniture, coosisting In o f
Bureau, Comm. Cupboard, Sink, Table, slim o r
stasis, Chairs, Rocking Cradlo, Cook Store and A
turas, ten plate Stove. lot of good Pipe, Cheats, C
Looking Glasses Pietas Jars, Yroit Cans, To
Barrels, Splonin Wbeel, • grinder and gent.
ter, Lard Press. )fist Knife, Shot Gun, Iron pots nnA
Bottle, Dutch Oven, a lot of good Vinegar, Ply. n o g
Ten Gallop Kegs, Meat Banobes,lot of Tin and Quoins.
war., Potatoes, Boots, Onior, Cucumber plckel k 1
Soap of Bees, lot of empty kip, Stew-yards, Plat
Irons, and • great many ittiolbs too nomortios to
mention.
•tteedanc• will be even and terms made knows
ou day of sale by 1101111. -
JACOB MICILI7, Auctioneer. rub: 6.—te
1000 . MILES
UNION PACIFIC
ARE NOW COMPLETED
As 500 miles of ties western portion of the line, be
ginning at Baena:mato, are also done, but
267 MILES REMAIN
To be Finished, to Open the Grand
Through Line. to the Pacific. This
Opening will certainly fake place ear
1y this season.
Besides a donation from the Government of 12,100
acme of land per mile, the Company in entitled to a
subsidy in U. B. Bonds on its lime U completed and
aceepted, at the average rate of about r.0.5,60ct per
mile, according to the difficalties encomtered, for
which the Government takes *second lien as marl
ty. Whether subsides are gives to any other cons
puttee or not, the Government will comply with all
Its contracts with the Union Pacific Railroad Com
pany- Nearly the whole amount of bond. to which
the Company will be entitled have already been deliv
ered.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
By its charter, the Company is permitted to Was
its own MIST MORTGACHIi BONDS to the same a.
*aunt se the Government Bonds avulse tore. These
Ilbilds are a Tint Yortpgr npot the mars road sad
all lta •qa fitment'.
VIET RAVI THIRTY lull TO RIJN, AT ea
PLR 01114 T., sod both
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
PAYABLE IN GOLD.
Backeecurltles are generally valuable in proper.
lion to the length or time they have to run. The
longest stz per cent. gold intmeet bonds of the U. 8.
(the 'Ors) will be doe in 11 years; and they are worth
12. If th ey had 30 years to ran, they would stood at
nut less than 133. • perfectly sate Pint Mortgage
bond Ilk* the Union Paella alostdd approach alarm*.
The demand for:lnrepeen inventment te already con
siderable, and on the completsou cil the work min
doubtless carry titeprioa tamlaege,inteint,
Eira
tiECMTT OirAOPIIMIrDs•
amobovist a shim OAS • illrit.lllo . rt.
pg• of 61,60,p0r Lila upon what fur a low-Wile
Emit be the oely railroad oonnectlag the AtMalik and
Perils States Is rev+• • • 'mu. The satire sweat
of the mortgage will be about lao,oooAco, LAVA. Hp
tenet 10,900,000 per ansem In geld. The preterit mu
mmy coat or this interest le Jere then $2,609,000 per
anima, while the (rode earnlnp for the roar lan,
/MOH WAY BUSINNBB ONLY, ON AN AVZHAOK
OP LICBII THAN 100 MILIM 01' ROAD IN ORSHA
TION, W CRY WORE THAN
I 25
FIVE MILLION DOLLARS,
23
aOO
The dotalls 01 which ass as Mises!
90 fil 1 00
From Passerageri .................. ............$1,02,4"py
" Freight..._....'2,040,2213.19
Express 31,423.08
.
" Saila 136„28549
" Mlerella aeon. ....._......... 91,620.27
" Goeerumeat troop' , 104,077.77
. . troll& t 449,44949
4 Cm trac tort' 112.11...; ' 201,179.09
, • " material .. —,. 966,430.39
This lams anumat only as Indleatlop of to,
im
mense tragic that must p over the through line In •
few zucuthe, when the great tido fer rstinc coast hare'
and trade will begin. It Ls estituatad that Oda bust•
near must make the earnings of the road from 111.
TUN TO TWXNTY MILLIONS A VIAL
11 00
Ae the waxily of three Suede will woo caw, Or.
ties who desire to invest la thaw will dad It tor their
iatareet to do so at tom The price for the present
Ii per ii4l;critiO iporett trot ilia. I, 1p cctreit.r7.
Buticripilone will be received is enrraluito by
the
MDT NATIONAL DANK .ad
GIITTTABIJHO NATIONAL ZANY,
sad In New York
AT TMICPSIPANT'fI OF VICE,yo. 24 NASSAU ET
JOUN J, casco * SON. BANNWAS, No. b 9 WALL St,
Anil by the Cupiny's udvortisod agouti throughout
Bon* rest free, but parties subscribing through
taxa vests, un'tl took to than for thar rale delivery.
♦ I.IIW PAMPlttarf AND HAP was Woad October
let, coatafatag *report of Ms ;rum"' or Ibt Tort
to that ditik and a too oomplabit statement la rids.
Mut to tha value of the hoods than, an bs aim la
an adrarthpaamt,. which will be mat has oa spine*.
tu n .4 tb. ....poore adieu, or to on, o f it.
advortroed &Onto.
appf 7. coo, TWIE4M Now York.
• MK. P. -8m
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M4rrlißir.B.4 B SMITH'S NSW BOOZ,
"Sunshine and Shadow in New York."
A won mums WM !MAME & Mamm a pp
LIFE IN THE GREAT METROPOLIS.
Selma MIRROR Of NSW YORK, reflecting the
irposirrs OP TITS GRP : W.
:W FIN IN 0* flat 4 1E, Sid inid do
t pi 16 gin% WOW 4 1 . vs, Nowa
soirbusaed tot tel . ea capidit. .
4 Y on w i s h t o know how Pontoon are made and
lost la a day, how Shrewd Yen are raced la
= Ft; haw " Co u nt va Sr. swiadlad by
lle
how aluters and His "
rehants are Mask
; how .Daaos Halls and Cowart Baloau are
..‘Ol. How Gambl i ng HAIM Ind l i attae p re
; bow atoch o_o_l24Patta aNjaatt bow --
th•
to
Banat 40 Iwo. /1 to Yes
thoit a mystorloo of Now TO*, and eastaina splay
Ihttotohes of It noted mfillouttreei iisichutoke.
A Odom Mona 720 poom, n u b nustraud.
The wrest examiadon Was. Oaapcua c i rcular
awl ailkOPentsabaOlt PIO fro* oa mama, for
fpll reoticquolinritilog p p a ' ,
10b..6.-2.1 " ' •
FAR,MERBIIi
TRY TWA
ALTA-VELA PHOSPHATE-1
r pr i s dp s ity of the colobratioi Quay
ALTA VELA.
a mti b m od e . per mkt. of AIIONII4 jgg
=sews &GUTH, foraboot lai sr ,vs
Nu istip islata7 erbollKi - • '
:OWE PHIMPRATS oR illur b
tiptiprwitjt roteab asid aar,w, *mow *awe
COMPLETE JUNIMg.
lisaibtaiisdimass
=haves Timm= 111
kb" hi ate "Ma iodic
mace sevp
11140,1ffikpfaipialt.. Adthio
- Ivai Alx4 MA 0 191016; -. '
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::s,mainov a co, 34 11 .44,41•. riddietii4
A i pmdaimmkam, ad satheivikmamioi , -- -
aislissrp"-47
I:X=1
RAILROAD
AT PAR
..._».,~a,oea,csi,s}
=
the United States
atatiii ~aie.
PUBLIC SALE OF
VALVABLI - PIIBIIOIIAL PitOPIRTY
Tim andooMpad a latwoolkow to quit &mils& will
Wild Pedals Ulm dee- taik day el laud
waid.ed-10 debrok. at bler,frieldenee la ltrebta
tome** V
. ai l i ntr u letwr go on th e toad
leading to Alric i=ilr Pre.
ably,
4 =AD HOBBIO, otin6Meem - 111miod Man,
Colts, ono ru ingS pare - atiell broke to Wawa,
sad the other two pl . at ra II Much coma mime ot
which er ill be trait of wil*, 9 Barri.
one of shwa a Sae Una Bull 'of wood Meek, I Woad of
Young Cattle, Blimp, 1 Brood Boer,
libotei, Ramp Pharr& Thrashing brachia* and' new
Hors. wawa.. Orin Still, Wire Tooth Horse Bake,
Berme Power Beeper, Dorn Crasher, I four horse end
two hors. Wato.no. Spring Waem 'rood stron-
Padliag Wagon, • Mow** homy ' Carriage, Sleigh
sad Balls, two and three horse Blows, 9 Honore,
Shovel Plows, Cora Parks, Co w Coverer, 2 Hay Car
thago, Stone it'd, Windmilngle, doable and treble
Trees, 2 hog Chaise Cow Chains, Halters, 4 mots of
Breechbands, 4 sets of "rota Gears, ow of Double Bar.
nem, Sin& .Harneeo ' Collate, Bridles and Saddles,
Crowbar, a Ombra/a Circular Saw. and Frame, B)
Ind" 8 Grain Cradles, Koala/ Scythes, 2 Clover Cos-
Hy and Dung Yorks, Dung Hooks, Meal and
Wedge; Axes, Croes-aot Saw, lot of Bap, Closer and
Timothy 5i.,.. Crain Showed, Fifth Chola, Batt and '
Breast Mains, 2 lour horse Stretchers,Spread;Dang
Boards, 2 Scene of 8e.,, I Roller, 4 rleta, With •
number of other articles.
On Tuesday Os/ 1615 day of Alfor', at 10 o'clock, 4.
M. the undersigned will also sell, at the same place,
• variety of Household and Kitchen turnhere, con
sliding of Coot Stove, 6 tan-plate Stoves and Pipe,
Bedsteads, Tables, Bureaus, Corner Cupboard, Bight
day Clock, Chimes, 2 Wood Boxes Meat Vessels, Bar
rel., Tube, Churn Washing Machine , Iron and Copper
Kettles, Crocks, Iron Pots, Looting Blau, Pictures
and Primes, a lot of Boot; Brands, Desk, to. Oleo, a
Bret rots Bellows, Anvil, Tongs, Hammer. 4 Vice.,
Benches, Plains, Saws, Hand Axe., Spoke Moves,
Brace. and But., Augers, Drawing Earreo. Chisels,
Compasses., • lot of net and old Iron, Lever Punch, •
lot of gasps and Pllen,Orindstour, bowleg. Grinder
andBtulfer, and a variatyof articles too numerous to
meat ton.
A credit of ten months will be given on purchases
over SS, on notes with approved security.
JOHN CRESS.
JONI 137411d11111/, lnetio uer
ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
SEAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
The andirrolguid, Amlines of Samuel Beecher and
Wife, under a deed of voluntary Assignment for the
bonefit of creditors, will all at Public Sale, en Duo&
day the NA of /fart Aloud, 'at 10 o'clock t. N., oak the
premises, • Tit4OT, 01 LAND, sitaato fa Butler
towniihip, Adams county, Pa., 1 mile south-east of
Arendtaviiie, containing 6f Acres. more or leak ad-
joining lends of Georg* Illuebeugh, Jona:Web W.
Dial, gunnel Lawyer, end others. The improvements
consist of a new two.story FRAN' DWILLINO,
Backhanding, good Barn, and other outbuildings, a
thriving young Orchard, • Well of water near the
boas* ; about 10 acres are in eacellent Timber, the bal-
Ince cleared end under of/titivation. Big Conowago
runs through the farm ; there to a three-story Paper
KW, which bat recently been undergoing thorough
repair, but the repairs are not yet complete. Th ere
Is good water power, and the Paper Mill - has been long
and favorably known to the public. The property
will be sold entire or in parcels to suit purchasers.
At the same time and place will be sold a two horse
Wagon, Truck Wagon, a lot of Straw, a lot of Lumber
new and old, Boards and Plank, Steam Boiler lb feet
lung and 15 lochs. wide, 130 grate of Middling., a lot
Woolen Rags, Twins, Old Iron,Casting.,Bhaftinp and
Gearing., Wheelbarrow, bhavele, Games', Grain Cra
dle, Gun, and a greet many articles too numerous to
mention,
Attendance will be given and tenni tnade known
on day of sale by
JIBIibIIALL W. Dlllll4 Assignee.
Lservis, nuctionsor. [Feb. E—ta
/Fir - York True Democrat roman it times sod send
bill to Oils onto* for ceUett ion.
puBLIC SALE,
ON THURSDAY, the 18th day of PBBRUARY nut
the substriber, intending to remove to . the West, will.
sell at Irub Sale, at kis residence, in Chambersbarg
street, next doer to the Keystone Hones, Gettysburg,
the following valuable Personal Property, vie:
1 SPLENDID THINK WAGON, new, built of the beet
material and by Ms best workman- an excellent
PIANO ; Bedsteads, Bureau Chairs, Carpetieg, Cop
boards. liarbletop litandk Extension Tables, Looking
Gli fu me, Window Blinds, 'Woks, Bowleg Machines,
Cook Stove and fixtures, °piton* year in use, Parlor
Stove, Small Cook Stove, Tim-plate Stove, with
Queens-ware, Glass-ware, Creckery-ware, Pots, Pan.,
Rettlea, and other articles of Honaelplirsud Kitchen
garniture, too numerous to:amnia:v.'.
Alan at the same time and place, thi..Shop 'Perm-
Mare, arch as 9 an* Cutting Boards, Walnut Desk,
large Looking Glass, some Clothing, with Candinors,
Testier', Buttons,Tbreads, and many other articles.
Sale to COOIMGCCII at 10 o'clock. A. W. on said•dar,
when attendance will hegir' and terms make known
by GEORGE J ACOBS. •
ITAII indebted to George jumbo & Bro. are re
quested to make immediate payment, as the account/
must be dowel, by reason of removal. •
Jan.24.—ts
I)TJBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
_PERSONAL PROPERTY
The undersigned, Bxecatio of the estate of Fred
erick Forney, lat. of Blounktoy township, Adams
county, Pa., deceased, wdl sell at Public Bale, on Non.
day, lke ala= .4 l :rik moot, at n o'clock, £,
at la late r to the right of the Baltimore
turnpike aboat 3 sal and 2M miles east of I:fortes
Ylll tlie knowing Personal Finnerty, to , wit:
1 FAMILY YAM with sal, 6 head of hilleh airs,
4 Heifers, I Bull, 6 Mous, 1 Bow, 6 head of Sheep, 2
WitesJoix . • four horse the other a one horse,) Bug.
litaddu•sad P 01111 osw Rake, Orals
gilTir:Cutter, Winnowing Hill, Cutting Box,
Cultivators, Plop, narrow", Coen Yorks, tkmblo and
slngiseborrel Plows, Flax-brake, Bbidgh. Hay Carriage,
Spreaders, doable, single and treble- Troia, Yorks,
Rolm, Bborrels, Ply Nets, 2 Ladders, lot of Sags, itoi.
les, Boards, Sledge, Crowbar. 3 sots or Breechbands,
Trout Gears, 2 set single Hennes, Bridles, Collars,
Halters, Saddles, Whips, Brant, Batt and Cow Chains.
Also, a large lot of Hay, , irain in the ground, lot of
Cato, Corn. bushels Obverseed, • large lot of Baum,
Lard, 2 Scope of Bose, to. Also eb oid and
ea Furniture, oonsistlag In par, of Bedsteads, Sables;
Chairs, Cupboard, Sink, 2 Clocks, Wood Chest,Carpet.
big, 1 Cook Store and Fixtures, Ten•plate Stars and
Pip*, Copper liCettle,2lrtm Kettles Vessol,Boxse,
Barra', Tubs. and gnat many Daher ankles too
nuntoross to inestitni.
astowlawoo will be given sod torn= ands known
by JAMB TUENIT,II2.'r.
lona &MUNE= Aelet.lontr. pan. vo.—pi
PUBLIC BALE OF VALUABLE
pßogiptyr.
The suadarnigmad, Intondlag to gulf farming will
sell at Public Sale, eri Friday, Cis Mk day of March
nest, at 9 o'clock. A. Af., at his :Amidst:ea, In iltraban
township, on lkir York Turapika, mar Hoyden's aw
Sian, half way between Gettysburg and Ox ford, former
ly know, as Combat's Tavern, the following valuabls
Personal Propert y , wit:
f. WORK (aed Mock,) one of which la a
No.l three year old, also a Colt sae year old, 12 bead
of Ranted Cattle, among which mamma good Milch
Cow,, a the balanos are Balls, Stems sad Heifers, I
Sow, 2 c d four hors* Wagoaa, 1 broad tbe
other rally i Orlin Tivkiat 111;N:
dins and mon o . .P malt,,Baliper Wlrgabigi* end
Grain jask Onni afTlaggrlakitlaklarcer
Bog, Bailin ikreem, '1; Hay
Carriages the one la smi th s other 20 best bag, 2
Plows, Harroms, Doable Shovel Plows. Corn Forks,
single and double Trees,Bpssadars, Jack &ma t reed
Trough, Crose•cut Baal, alreechbands, Prom Gears,
Collar., Bridles, Housaturs, Riding Saddlesaad Bridles,
Wagon Saddle sad Whip, Wagon and Plow Lines, Hal
ters, Grain Cradle, Scythes, Axes, •Orindstane, Log,
Butt hod 0.. - wilthessa, may and !samara Yorke; 480,1
Lima Kitchen Table, 'Bedstead, and a great many
articles too summons to mention.
TEMP OP BALM.—AII suam ofilve dollars or un
der, cash ; all ober that &credit Onus:to mouths will
be given on note, with approved security.
4AOO II BEAKER..
Jona Sulu:mu, Auctioneer. [Jan. 20.-0
pvtado iiej.l3
mut VALUMM PRO T4
' , ga, PX3TY.
The undersigned, Intending to quit formlng will sell
at Public Sale, ea 211twsday. the 4th day of Yardoast, allo o'ckock, A. X., at Ma realdones, Mount.
pleasant township, Adams county, P A ., on the rood,
leading from Littlastown to Bonoughtown„ about 23
mil*. from the former and about the same distance
front the tatter ere*, all his valuable Personal
party, to wit
4 GLOB TOBWG WORK W0L.51•3., o ao of them •
Mar, hoary with 044,1 vary IneCcat. throe pears old,
Mach Cows,l Bull, 1 Halter, I throw and Cw,horse
narrow tread Wagon (good its new,) mina Bud. may
Ladders, Sled, llsigh, Threshing Yoshio* and HOMO
Power, I Reaper tind Mower, 00111 Shollor, Pinning
Will, Plaid Bolter, Huse Rake, Plows, Harrows, Cub
Orators, single and double Shove Plows, Corn Yorks,
Angle, doable on& treble Tress, Spreaders, Breech.
bands, Front Clears, Wagon Saddle, -Bridles, Collars ,
Line", Housings, Halter., Butt, Breast, Log, Hater
an Cop Chains, Yorke, takes, Grain Cradle, Scythes
and deaths, and a petit Many *lulu numerous
to mention.
Attendance will be even and terms made -known
on day of aL by WILLIAM WIUMART.
Janos RtAML Atiotionear. ' pan. 29.— WP
puntie SALE OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY,
Thp pngstolgtod, Nsesators of the Itstate of John
Shl, atomised, LW of Strobes towaship Adam
Pe,, will sell at Public gale on Mikado,
the get day of Nara, um, at 9 darisk. A. M., on the
promisee, on the road leading from New Chaster to
Hunteratown, 2 mile' from the former plats, the
lowing valuable Paternal Property. to wit:
3 Hituipag, 3 of them 108 Brood Hera, heavy with
foal, *he other a goo hcree tiring 4 year% *oil Vail
to mddlqui hnrnes.,l Yillellitg Coln 1 Bret-Teti Mitch
(kiwi, all yothig, 3 or 4 At them will- be Fresh a b ou t
Shwar Ws, 8 /Nile Pe} ilivMs, 9 Itro Ow% 6
ni,ll flirted, 1'094 0 11, lilltrrelPiread Wept: and
Bed, oneherss Wagon and Bed, ?'pair lay eIVM
01611•ntlray new, patent Hay Bake, Threshing
chine and Hors* Power, with double Shaker attach
ed,2 Plows, 3 Harrows, Shovel Plows, Corn Pork, Corn
Comer, Log Chains Boller, Stone Bled ; threehores,
double and single Trees Spreaders, Jack Screw, 9
Sleighs, Oral, Pan, Cutting Box, Sled, Wtomdbaccov,
Grindstone, Croastat Saw, Man) MI, W_ 0 43041, Wood
Bow, 44 so, Aggpll,yrtif .1 11M1P1148ert,tirsin Shovel,
Shoveleißarits, - D 9 g Bs, firsolit Cradle', Clover
Cradle, lOW 11, Moyer glove; 39 Bags, 2
halt buebd Messores, Crowbar, 800 feet Me Boards,
Dak Plank, 2 est Wagon Boards, lot of Fencing Boards,
2 pair Breechbands, 2 pair Front G•arg, 4 Blind
Bridles, Collate, Plow Maw, laming; Halters, Cow
Chalet, Saddle, Flax Brake, lot of Flax, Ladder, 4
flour Barrels I Neat Vetwelet_49., el lye Pre , —
Alto, L oilititql4 liltflop oillitlinbC4ll4 l lll4 to
Part 0 MI re4qs, Plate!, Vt(airi. Bedsteads and Bed
ding, rtier Cupboard, Cook Sasso, Tea-plate Stoves,
Jars, Outs, Boxes. Barrels, Carpeting , Spinning and
Wool Wheels, Chest, Looking Glass, Iron Bettie,
Diebes,Doltglitray,Bookete,Tinwers,Buksts,Satisage
Hatter and Staffer, Crocks, Hose, Spade,,Bacon by the
r,d, *lad maa7 Wier at:Dab/ too 332nwcpue
on ' '
dal o
41tf
w ep pu ll be given and term pude known on
an
13XKUBL SEDDLL,) ~__,
Inc. v. vatru l
Aik3s,-4t
T)UBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE -
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
TM undersigned havtay rand aim Puna. wO3 son
It Public Salo, do ratider ood ndmoder, adbleli
sad ITU. days qf Nara sod, at B dank ..4 .14 sl►
dada day.at Ns rraddionee Windier top. 2 Wks
aadt of Areadinilld„ the fblortak dalsabb PIIMill
wit:
itolN inerc
1 .? 6 WASORS/0. Oroodi". I
work LIR say Ow b idAl.
,i- f 2 . ; k ": ' - • 1 041
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ird i =gr___4_ 7 r 4 Fraii4.4
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fiet -. 4%ukb -
scat aB gernonlit Ada.
DUBLIC mug or VALUABLE
•
.a. MIBSOAAL PEOPTIITY.
The undoralgsied latiadlmio quit krislnt. will of.
ler at Piddle eilefog itay. &ism , ar y th
- ad 10 dcleek, 4. 1 .14.4.1 thelr,iesidnaos, ht Liberty
'lWiwneldp, an thawing leading tram Fahlield bit Zia
kiletabitrit &boat tug isilleshona dui Ruiner plus, Liber ty
L allowingsansable Teraonal Proporty, to wit :
2 WONIL $02432/1,1 bedpans axcelkint Brood liars,
t w ,ygamb is who" Asttekveaa, swami of than
Idaho - fresh S'y time of ads. t Bhoop, I Brood
Bar, (Sinster7l44)l Soar hore•Drned-tread Wag
on Hod. Be s and Trough, 1 bur horse Wagon,
B loch Ors (near y new,)l two seat Rockaway Rugg,
1 Sleigh, and Bells, Wood and Hay Ladders, I Bait.
discharging Spring tooth Hay Lake, 1 Gum Spring
Grain Drill, 1 good Threshing Machine and Ram
Power, (twarlY new ' ) 1 Winnowing Mill, Cutting
Box, 2 Plows 1 Harrow, Shovel Plow', Cultivator,
Corts.Borksoittgle and double Tress Spreaders, Rough
Lock, Look, Log/I'nd Cow Cholas, Jack Screw, 3 Pair
of Breech bands, B sets of /rest Ours, Wagon Lbw,
Wagon Saddle, Collars, Bidlog sail Blind Bridles ,
Ratters, Housings, Shovels, Warts, Rakes, Crowbsr,
Digging Iron. Sledgs, Brain and Cloyerseed Cradles.
Head/yhe, Grindstones, Dung Hook, Staves
andg. Also, Holue and. Kitchen Burst
ture, consisting In part of 2 Cooking Stoves, Corner
Cupboard,Bods, Bedsteads and Bedding, Boxes, Barrels,
Tabs, with a great variety ofrarticles too numerous
to mention.
Attendance will be given end terms made known
on day of sale by
JACO' Auctformr
PUBLIC BALE OF VALUABLE
'LIMN() IMPLEMENTS AND EITOCK
The undersigned will sell at Pablic Sale, on Thurs.
day, PM. 25,1860, at 10 o'cLack, A. it, at his reel.-
den ce, in Highland township, Adams sou ray. Pa., 13
miles west of GiugePs Mill, the following Personal
Property, to wit:
3 WOKE HORSES, 1 a Mare with foal, 2 Orstqate
Moles, 1 yearling Colt, 2 Mirth Cows,B Heifers, 3
Shots'. 1 four - horse Wagon,B% inch tr ead, with large
English Red,Sideboard and Bowe, nertime Bed, new
Wood Ladders, new Hay Carriage, Putt Carriage, 3
Plows, 2 Harrow, 1 Threshing Machine, Hone Power
Strap, single and double Shovel Plows, Cultivators,
Corn Forke, Log, Lock, Fifth, Breast, Halter, and
Cow Chains, Rough Locks, Ice Cutter, Butt Traces, 2
sets of Breeehbarids (nearly new,) 4 sets of front
Gems (all good,) Spreader., double' and single and
Treble Trees, Jockeying Sticks, 1 Srid-rate Cutting
Box, Post Augers, Work Bench and Screw, Jock
Screws, Crueetnt Saw, Maul and Wedges, double and
single Bitted Axes, Cant and Dung Hooks, Wagon
Whip, Heisting Boyar, and Rollers, Bridle., Boddie;
Collars, HaltersAines, Wheelbarrow, Grain Cradles,
Scythes and &laths, Grindstone, Hay and Dung
Forke, Grain Shovel, Rakes, Spades, Shunts, end a
great man articles too numerous to mention.
TREES Of SALE:—AII sums ofTen Boller' end un
der, Cask; all over that amount. a credit of Twelve
Months will be given on notes with approved security,
GEORGE A. BEISECKER.
3•002 Mtcctar, Anetkoneer. [Jan. 20.-ts•
SEEM
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY
The undersigned, Intending to quit forming will sell
at Public Sale, on Mucky the 23rd of February Next,
at Ii o'clock, A. It, at his residence, in Striation town
ship, Adam county, Pa., 4 miles north of Gettysburg,
I mile to the right of the Carlisle road, the following
valuable Personal Property, to wit;
4 HEAD OF WORK HORSES, 2 Ocilts, 1 two and 1
one year old In the Spring, 6 Mitch Cows, 8 Heifers,
with Calf. 1 Bull, 7 head of young Cattle, 6 head of
Sheep, 2 Brood Bowe, 1 four horse narrow tread Warr'
on, 1 Buggy and Harness, Sleigh and Harness, Thresh-
lug Machine and Horse Power, Springlootta flay Rake
(Pratt's Patent,) 1 Hay Carriage and Ladders, 1 pair
Wood Ladders boarded up to haul 14/331) 1 Lime Bad
with bows and cover, I Wagon Bed. 1 Stal,Rairs Ohio
Reaper, 1 Patent hay Pitcher with Ilfeatof one in*
Rope, Grain Drill, 1 Flax-brake, 1 get of Wagon
Boards, 3 Plows, 1 double, Shovel Plow, Corn Forks,
Spreaders, single and double Trees, 1 Harrow, Forks,
Rakes, Shovel, Mattock, Grain and Cloverseed Cradle',
Scythes and Swaths, 1 Cutting Box, Breast, Butt, Log
and Cow Chains, 2 sets of Breechbands,3 seta of Front
Gears, Roughage, Halo" Bridles and Collar,. Wagon
Saddle and Whip,l Metal Ball, at the same time will
be offered 3 Patent Fruit Drying Houses, and a great
many article, too num 'rows to mention.
TERMS OF SALIL—AI I gams of lire Dollars and
under, Cash; all over that amount a credit of Twelve
Mouthswill be given on notee with approved swarthy.
PHILIP BRAMBIL
Jon, ISTALUIMITH, Auctioneer. (Jan. 29.--ter
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY
The subscriber will cell at Public Sale, on Thursday
the 110 of Pthruary next, at 10 o'clock, A: M. at his
rash:lnn in 1/nation township, Adams county, Pa.,
1 mile from Horita's Mourn, on the road leading from
/airfield to Taneytown, the following Personal Pro
perty, to wit:
2 WORK HORSES, 1 tent and halfyears old, the
other a good Family Mare, 6 head of Cattle, 2 Cow.,
which will be fresh about the time of sale, light two-
bores Wagon, Hay Ladders, Sleigh and Belts, good
Sled. Harrow, single and double Shovel Plows, Corn
fork, single and double Treat Wheelbarrow, Wheat
Pan, Cutting Box, Front Ge ars, ?law Hears, 1 new
Palling -top Buggy, Plow Line, Blind and Itidhig
Bridiei,Calars, good Leather Fly - net, Halter, Log and
Cow Maly, /Whig and Side Saddles, lot of Cider and
Floor Barrels, lot of old Trott, pair of Brant Chains,
and a great Many articles too numerous to mention.
Attendance will be given and term, made known on
day of sale by - SOLOMON BAKER.
Jan. 29.—as•
PUBLIC SALE 'OF VALUABLE
pIISSONAL PROPHRTY
The nodereigned, lotending‘to quit Waning will
siill at Public Bale, on Acchoilotay the Ms day of
March nat. at 9 o'clock, 4- , 11-, at. his residence in
Strobes township, Adams county, Pia„ on the York
turnpike, two mike east of Gettysburg, the following
rehash!' Pomona! Property, to wit!
4 WORK 11ORSZEI, 6 heacrof Mulch Caws, two of
which will be fresh About the time of sale, 2 head of
young Cattle, 1 Bull, 7 hold of good Sheep, 1 Ram
(Cotswold breed, hard to beat,) 1 good Brood SOW 2
b roa d t re ed Wagons, 1 a four horse (nearly new,) hue
other ibr Are or six horses, I good one Wagon, Lime
Bed with Bowe end Corer, 1 Ant-rate Rey Carria ge
with Poplar Beam', W ood Ladders, Rail Carriage,
/sad Trough, 1 Wire-tooth bele, 1 good Threshing
Machine, four bores Power with 14 feet of Shaker to
it, Reaper end Blower, 1 good Winnowing Mill, Cut,
tlass
Ptaxbreka. Oran Drill, Plows, Harrows,
Plow C orn Pork, large Cultivator, Corn
Corerer,Jack licrew , Noel& Wipe Bed, lot of old
Iron, Deng Bosnia, and doable True, throe
end l o ur brae, Spreaders, Corn !Wi s e
r, Fifth, Carry.
big, Log; Baiter, Mitt. Breast en i d CliPer Chains, ti sets
Mug Wag o n aide
el Horse elsoidrialle Sandie, HAlle,ltAnneare, Wagon
,e, Line, i , low
Lloey uc.thr, i orb, Shovel' 4fattlocks, Orate
Cradle, sstamale, Boxes, Hay by e . lion, 2 Stacks et
Corn-fodder which will be sold by the bundle. Also,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting in part
of 1 Kitchen Cupboard, Sink, large Rocking Chtfir,
good Clock, sad a great many articles too num e r o u s
to mention.
Any persons baying Hoek abmy sale, can ham It
ten days after the. sale. If aiiiY wish.
Tißkfll OP lIALE.—AII mos of flye dollars or nu
der,cash ; all over that • credit of eleven months will
be given on notes wfth approved security.
Attendance will be given and terms made known
on day of sale by 14lIft BST.
Jon n 13Ta;.zet!intir, .L;ct to« an:
.
liIII3I. I I6SILE OP VALITABED4
pERIifORAT, PROPERTY
The undersigned alit sell at Public Sale, on Thurs
day, the 4 th day of Mara next, at I 0 o'dock, A. Y.
at his ?Waseca in Mountpleaseut township, Adams
county, Pa., rear the Bonanghtown road, throe nailed
from Gettyebnig, adioinlng properties of Frank Body,
George idowsrd lind'JOsepla ftanglen, • variety of val
uable Personal Property, consisting of 2 HORSES,
ma dam; S years can't be beat in the county for
trot tlng, - driving or working. 1 Bay Coit, risin g t wo
years, aired hr Oa calebreted Tamerlane, 2 Cows and
I Hafer, one freith by time of sale and the other two
shortly alter, • yearling Bail, 2 Ilife Brood Sows
Which will have pigs by last of March, a Manny Pamp
er, Windmill, a good two-tte Wegon, with Box
and Pidsbaside, a tirst•mite May Garibige, two-horn
Plow /Those] Flom* Oarn Fork, est of Breed:Mande,
Front Geary, Side Saddle, Collars, Halter, , Halter
Strips, Blind ind Hiding Bridlee,, 2 peir of ttrat,rate
Brest Cheap% Seigle, doable sad kettle 'Volcano
Wagon Double Tree, Openjgair m isaiop, Maui sad
Wedges, Mattock, Axei s llikat, cad Pitch Forks,
Dung Hooka, Fly liais e BlOWlet ythi, Spreader,
Pianos, Brewing Zutess, Augers, Bowe, Grindstone,
Shot Gun, Bedeteadis, Tubs, Flat Irons, lot of old Iron,
with a variety of other articles too numerous to men
tlOA,
On all MCA over *5, &credit of IQ months will be
given an mites With approved security.
ANDREW HOWARD,
Jou, errepnierm, Auctioneer, (Jan, 29.-4
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
PBRSONALL PHOPMTY
The subscriber will sell at Public Bale, en Wainer
day the. 24th day q/ February nod, at his residence
in rmooknn t° . A4Mtta 0 0 4 V toile 11014th of
prime. mi 4, 0 9 j_Bersciral ri. to wit;
nial riu
2 GOOD BROOD ABM, with , one of them
a good 'driving itillin ,) S Mitch Cows 1 alter, 1 Bull,
/Brood Sow, 7 Shake. 1 bur-horse Wagon, 1 three.
horse Wagon, Reaper , Threshing Machine, Wiud-mlll,
Rolling Screen, Grain Drill, Ploughs, Harrows, Out.
tivabnr, Corn Pork, Double Shovel Plough, Ray Ger-
Aiwa, Ball Ladders, Wood Ladder, Liss Bed, g Weighs,
Sleigh Bells, Three-horse Tree*, Dabble andlingle
Trete, Lof Ghein. Calir °taloa. Horse Geste, 5 Hone.
lags, Sing le Harnem, Corner Cupboard, Kitchen Cup.
board, Table, Cider Barrels, several Soaps Bee., with
a great many other article* too =onerous to mention.
Sale to commence at 10 0%434 4 A.M. wield day,
when attendance will be givanand terms made loiceiri
by JOHN CUNNINGHAM.
At the woe tint, AO Weal, the undersigned will
igll
I , 2 lRrs`4" loi", 2 Cults. riling two J ars
t 0 • untidier of Other articles not
ntentioned. 6114)11QIC lcyrr,
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY
The subscriber will sell at Public Bale, on Waimer
day the 241 k of Pebriary east, Ai 10 o'clock, 4. 4., at
his residents 111 Shaba' wallah clasps 4 pane',
about 3 *Us souttl *sot to; LAO %
S'S Ma*"the rood
isn4jug Ittip ItUlfo fluntinnown, on George
V o gues *Tit, the Personal Property, to wit:
3 MAIM, one of thorn with foal to a Jack, 6 bead
of Mulch Cows, three of them fresh, 8 bead of young
Coal% I One Monte, 1 two-horse Wagon and 11*
wagon, Plow, Barrow; 14100 owl doable
novel Plows, 2 sots of B tesOßb4Pdsj .Proot Gears, 2
Gun Yorke, potent lie:tooth 1 1 4 7 AL.4.1 2 alslitha.
AW, lag's, doable
sad
O
sot v ifi= set Breast Mixing,
eldttirroW, spiseridle, Cutting Box,Cow Maine,
Grain °radii Scythe end Swath Parks, Spreader,
Spread, Co lla r ,, Bridles, Cheek Liens end a great
many Ittieltle too ounsoloall.to mentio n.
11213111 OF BALII - 11 sums under Flee D.tists
sash; all toms over,a credit of Twelys Ucgt.:lo will be
gi Gan Dotoe.W9ll omoitA tlelArAl•
awsqX W. WOLF.
STA3talat t l, AlfstrolloOt. Pan . 32,—taff
LIE SALE OFVATAti3xag
PROM=
Radonigsed will WI &Shill's Belo, on asher-
VGA* daliVersk seat, 99 9 *Week, A.M.. at
Ors taa Smeirlilp, Adman constr. Lay
"oirtloweit ot asktnaars wise Amps VW*
hailitairjrfr—
10111
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.13IIBLIC &LLB OF.VALII
PERSOSALL PROP
The oberziber will sell et Pußßo Bale, on Priddy,
the 28th tJ February, 1889, of 9 socket, 4. .11, at bra
ILetttlencti,ist Strobes township, about 2 miles west
'front Hanturstown, on the rood leading to Pine Drove,
and 8 miles north of Gettysburg, the following value.
Ws personal property. via:
TWO WORM HOBSES, 8 Colts, one 2%. an 2 and 1
ono years 00,4 Mach oows, 1 Steer, and 1 Ball attar
6 3,8 Hellen heavy - with calf, 1 Devonshire Bull, 114
yowl! old, 1 Ball 8 months old, 1 Steer yeir mut • half
old, b Heifers 2 years old, 4 Sheep. 2 Brood Bows which
will hen pip about the sale, 4 Shoats, 2 Broad Tread
Wagons, 1 • en-bone Wagon, 4 Inches Tire.l a three
hors. Wagon 8 inches Tire, 1 Buckeye Reaper Berlin,
• Threshing Machine four bone Power and Thresher
and a B nner, lll Bl4kleal Wire Itate,Winnoerlng Mill,
1 Drill, 1 Sled and 2 Sleighs, 1 String of Bells, seta of
Hay Carrlas.,2 Stone Beds with 9idieboard..3 Plows,
2 Shovel !bins, 2 Harrows, 2 Corn Yorks, 1 good
Shovel Harrow, t Boller, Double and Single Trees,
Wheelberrow,Log Chain and Fifth Chain, 2 sets of
Brutchbands, 2 sots of Front Gears, Bridles and Hal.-
tem Breast Cheinund Batt Traces, 1 Wagon Saddle
a. good as pew, 1 Biding Saddleand Bridle as good se
new, 1 Mattock and a Crowbar. 1 Cross-cut Saw, 2 or
Axes, 2 br S Scythe and Snaths. 2 Grain Cradles, Maul
and Weigel; abo, • lot of Cow Chains and new Grind
stone never been used and lot of Angus, Ooll•re and
Housings, Forks and Shovels; and also. Household and
Kitchen Furniture, consisting of 8 Bedsteads with
Bedding, 1 Barean,2 Tables, 1 Kitchen Cupboard,
Wash Benches and a lot of Chairs, 1 ten-pleto Stove as
good as new and Pipe, 1 Bret-rate Washing Machine, 1
Meat Venni and • lot of Tube and Barrels, 1 New
Foondland and • great many articles too numerous to
meotloo.
JACOB KRZADY,
MEI 11113ADy;
Pan. 29.- tN
All sums under $5.00 coah,—on allstuas ow sprain
of 11 months will he given with approved security.
BARNEY SNYDER.
Joan BrAtuutrre, Auctioneer
LARGE SALE OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Thesubeertber will sell atPublic Sale, on Tuesday
Ike 23rd day of February need, at his residence In
Freedom township, (on the farm formerly owned by
David Bh eets,) 134 mile west of the road leading from
Gettysburg to Ntinemaker's Mill, S miles frons the
former place and 4 miles east of Fairfield. the follow.
lug valuable Personal Property, viz:
4 HEAD OP YOUNG, LABOR AND ILY(I ANT
BOBBED, good for either draught or travel, three of
which are No. 1 Brood Mares, 10 hied of Horned Cat
tle, among which are S Mich ernes, one of which will
be fresh about the time of Sale, and 1 large two yea:
old Bull, 10 head of Cottawald Sheep, among which
is a Buck that Is beat by but few in size, synietry of
form, fineness and length of wool, 1 location. broad
treed Plantation Wagon, 1 goad threes-horse narrow
tread Wagon. 1 Lime Bed, one of Ball's Ohio and
Buckeye Combined Self, skies. Reaper and Mower,
1 Grabs Drill, Spring-tooth Hay Rake, Horse Hay
York and Rope, Cutting Boa (Hover' patent,)) Win
nowing Mill, I pair of Hay Carriages, 1 set of Black
smith Tools, Circular Saw, Cram-cut Saw and Wood
Saw, Henbane Plows, Single Shovel Plows. Double
Shovel Plows, Corn Forks, Corn Coverer, Harrow, 1
large threahorseCultlvator, 1 single horse Cultiva
tor, 2 pair of Breechbands, 3 pain of Prone Dears,
Bridles and tiollars,l Riding Bridle, 2 Blde Saddle., 1
allaakett Sleigh, got 10 good cider Barrels, 1 Grind
tone and Fixtures, single, double and treble Trees,
Spreaders, Breast Chains, 3 pair of Butt Traces, Mat-
Lci f Maul and Wedges, Crowbar, 1 two-bone Sled.
Log Bled, 1 pair of Scales. Planes and Angels, 2,
rain Cradles, Broad Axe, Hand Axe, Foot Adge and
Falling Axe, Jackarter, Cant Hook, Dung Houk, Log
n, Fifth Chain, Cow Chains, Halters, Wheelbar
row, Sledge, 1 large meat Vessel, Grain Shovel, Ban
sage Cutter, Farmer's Dinner Bell, 1 Mahogany
Bureau, Tables, Chairs, 2 Bedsteads, Writing Desk,
2 ten plate Stoves and Pipe, 2 Rifles one of which Is a
smooth bore, a lot of Bags, and mans other articles
too numerous to mention. -
Sala to commence at 9 o'clock, A. M. on said day,
when attendance will be given and terms made known
by JOSEPH P. WITHERSPOON.
Jan.
PUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE mu ONAI4 PROPERTY
The subscriber will sell at Public Sale, on Tuesday,
the lilth day of February next, at 9 o'clock, A. .V., at
her resideuce, In Hamlitonbar. township, Adams coun.
ty, Pa., about 1 mile southwest of Fairfield, on the
road leading from Fairfield to Hagerstown, the follow.
to g valuable Personal Property, to wit.
6 MILD OF 000 D WORK HORSES, three of which
are good Brood Mares, 9 head of Colts, four of which
are 234 and one 63 years old, 6 ldlich Cows, ail of
whichwill be trent in the Spring, 9 head of young
Cattle, I Bull, 913botes, 20 head of good Sheep, Broad
tread Wagon, two-hone Wagon, Spring tooth Hay and
Grain Rake, as good as new, Threshing Machine. in
complete order, Wionowing Mill, Spring Board, a
Grain Drill, 2 pair Wood Ladders, 2 palr Hay Carri
ages, 2 Barobear, Plows, S Shovel Plows, 2 Corn Forks,
2 Harrows, double and dingle Trees, Wheelbarrow,
Fifth Chain, Cow Chains, 2 set of Breectibando, 4 set
of Front Gasra es
Bridl, Collars, Halters and Chains,
Breast Chains, Batt Traces, Wagon Saddle, Wagon
Lime, Carriage Lines, Forks, Rakes, Shovels, Cutting
Box, 6 Housings , as good so new, and a lot of Bacon
by t ae poind. Aleo, Honeebold and Kitchen Furni.
tare, connoting in part of Bedsteads, Tables, Bureau,
Chairs, Cupboard, Meat 'Veuel,Cooking Stove, lot of
Flax, and a great many other articles. Also. 40 Acres
of Grain, more or less, In the ground will be offered
tar sale.
TERMS Of BALD :—All mos of Ten Dollars and
under, cash all ever that amount a credit. of elertri
months wil l be given on note. with approved nanny.
CATIIABANZ 111788ZIJSAN.
Jacosittc•txr, Auctioneer. Llau.22.—ta
VALUABLE HOMPFITZAD AT
PRIVATE SALE
The undersigned effort at Paints Baia the TALIIA,
BLS ROMBSUAD, on which be resides, situate in
Nonntplemant township, Adams county, Pa, in tb.
village known as' , Whito Hall," on the road from Lit
tlssu.ni to Bonaughtowu, about 2 miles from Utiles
town, coos/Ming of 12 ACILLS, more or less,- of best
improved land improved with a large twootory Brick
Bones, 211230 feet, with a Largo none Weals Bonen a
large Brune Barn, largeOrain tibedi,Carriagellonse,
Corn Cribs, a large Work Shop, Smoke ilonse„ and edi
other n ontbolldiuge, large Orchard of choice
Bruit, two we of water with pumps, one under cover
at num Kitchen door, the other near the Barn. The
land is in garden caltivatioo and divided into bur
hells, with heavy new poet grace. The banding= are
in good order, being nearly new. The situation is a
desirable ode, and well calculated for any kind of ba
dness.
Persons - desiring to view the preening will be shown
the lame by, calling on the undertlgliwi residing
thereon. • deer and undleptdabin title will be even
on the let or Aitocil
Dec. 211.—tf ‘
401111 0011111:121.
DUBLIC SALE.OIP VALUABLE
• • PEEMONAL PROPERTY.
The undersigned wilt sell It Public Bale, ow Satur
day, the Nth 'day'of Fthrua rg•;.. at 1 o'clock, P. Y., at
his residence, in Cumberland mineable. Adams coup
t,y, 2 miles west of Gettysburg, near. the Chambers
burg turnpike, the following Taluabfe.,Personal Pro-
perty, to wit :
2 GOOD MARES, heavy with foal, 1 yearling Colt,
Mich (lows, 1 Bad, a year old, 1 Haikr, 1 .ftlf, 6
Sheep, One horse Wagon and Cart, Grain Drill.Threeh-
Ing Machine and Power, Plow. Marrow,
Log Chain, Cow Chain., 2 set Pr.:lnt Gas* I set Oar
e.g. Barnes., Wagon fed, a Spreader', So. Alia,
Rolawhold ■hd Kitchen nrnitare, oorisiseinie is part
of 2 Ten-plate Stove, Coal aloes, Clipboard, Mak, Bet
te*, add a great many other article. too 111WISIUUN to
mention,
[4.ln. ?J..—t.
Attendance will be glean and terms made knova
on day of saleby
.4CO
JANIS Cluorzu, ,Cac eer. [Jan. 22.-
--
PUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE PEBSONAL PROPERTY
.
The undorsigtkod interdi tg to quit (arming, will
sell at Public Sale, on Thursday, the 4th day of March
next, at his residence, on the Conowago Chapel Farm,
In Conaway. township, Adams county, Pa, the fol
lowing valuable Parsonal Property, to wit:
0-D.RAD 07 DRAUGHT HORSES, 3 Colt., 10
Mitch Cows, (majority of them will be fresh by time
of sale), 4 Beef Cattle, 3 Bolls, 4 Steers, three and four
years old, 13 Hoge, 3 Plantation Wagons, 1 Spring
Wagon, 1 English Wagon Bed, Threshing Machine
and Horse Power, Flickinger', Self-raker. Reaper and
Mower, Grain Drill, (Smith's make), Corn Sheller,
Corn Plauter, 8 Plougtia,2 Harrows, 2 Shovel Ploughs,
2 Corn Forks, Hay Ladders, double and single Trees,
Spreaders, Log, Halter and Cow Chains, Wood Sled,
1 two-horse and lime-horse Sleigh,4 sets Horsed ears,
Hay and Manure Forts, /balling Screen, and many
other farming Utensils. Also, Household and Kitch
en purniture, cionsistMg of EX.& and Bediteads, ten.
plate Stbve and Pipe. ILitc.ben Cupboard, Large Din
ng Table, Meat Vessels. Harrel', Tube. together with
a grim variety of articles too numerous to mention.
TILLS credit of nine months will be given.—
Sale l.,;:sommence at 9 o'clock, A. 11.00 said day, when
attendance will be given by -
JOIIN WILAYSS.
A. end P. OLVITI, Auctioneer. 22.-ta
VALVAAL4f..I4.44B OF
. PE OVAL PROPERTY.
The undersigned will sell at Public Sale, on Friday
the 12th day of March next, at his residence in /dens/-
len township, oo the reed leading from ltendsrseins to
Oman Mills, about 2 miles from Bendersville and 1
mile from Centro Hill, the Wowing valuab/o Per
soul Property, to wit:.
8 HEAD OP WORK 110ESES, two of them Hares,
heavy with foal, one year;ij Colt, if head of goool
MCA Oows, IS head of you tole, 40 head of Sheep,
I four-hones broad triad agon, 1 two and three
hors& nartbw Tread,Wagon, 1 English 'Wagon Bad
with Bows, 1 Lime Bed, 1 pair of Hay Ladders, I pair
of WaLCarriages. 1 pair of Wood Ladders , 1 Thresh
hig NI( nine, I Reaper, 1 Grain Drill, 1 Morse Sege,
Winnowing Mill, Plows,l/arrow,4 single inid double
Morel Plows, two-boils BIA lioreo Nen% Wagon
Saddle, Log 011-01 a, Fifth OW4b,Stretchet,RalterSand
Oh*, Colftrs and Bridles, oow Males, cinglo and
ridable Trees, 11*, by the ton, and Potatoes by the
hnellel.
Salo tecommanoe at 10 o'clock, A. M: on old day,
when attendance will Niemen and burnt made known
by GIIORAN rlye,
Jan. 22.—ta
- potriliao SALE . Os`
. 4 . . VALUABLE PERSONAL PSOPERTY.
The subsoribar, Intatulingio quit Swinton will aall
at Public Sale, on litursda "„ AO DIV/marl
next, ano a' dock, A. if., at lila -zsglaooe• In Strobes
township. Adams ropily, Pa., about P miles from
linntestiowntlil WI rood leadlngfrolo the fornierplsoe
to Mninialtaborg. and 4 north of ettyaborg, the
foillnlAvillnable Pam* Property, to wit:
2 WONIE U 0112113, also a I stallion timing 2
years, 5 114 Cowe,lotua °ahem will ha about
the time of Bola. s Ina of Youlil 0.81., i Ball, fwo
and thrineltsraa narrow tread wagon with Bad and
Rows, nearly as good as now, 1 pair of Wool Lad
ders, 1 &trim Poses Reaper, milady as goo 4 as oats . , I
now Wirtsamath llny Bake, WI greCbariers I Car
dap, 1 Mad 1 Land golfer. PlOughi and Swaim, 1
2Sol9 l ddoble aid "Ingle Vasa, 1 Sprsador, a
lot o r 0 Ourn Pork and Corn
Ouverak,anil a pant way artlelis too numerous to
N &
SI Off SALE t—All sums of Flys Dollars and
; all over that amount a credit of Tarots*
Mantlitsurill bogivsn on mimeith appeal : slV,,
Joint Suulsztru, Auctions's. 111011021
[Jan.
p FL . IVA.TE SALE,
BRUITRM COUNTRY BEAT A '
vimuroerit udi tck Ca=
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PUBIC
This andersdned, Administrator of the Rotate or
Koos Dyers. deceased, TM sell et Public Sale,
-21WoridaY and hfday, Me sib and Sea of March song
al 8 o'elock, A. Ar, at the lale residence of demand
In Lethnore . township, Adams county, 00 the road
lag from Deardrra
a Wolionrs Mill, shoot two
tornu of Petsintnutg, Y. 54 the folloitthg
valuable Personal Property, to wit:
1000 D YAM ILY HOUR, rising 0 years old, and
will ride any gilt and tut In harness, and is • very
aloe trastj driving hone, sad will work an plasm he
Is bitched, 1 floe two year old Colt, and both nice
- Soya!! Mitch Cows, all young and two of which will
be fish about the time camas or shortly after, lone.
horse Roan and Bed,l Spring Waaen, I Rockaway
BMW, I Tallies Top Baggy, I Neigh and Bella,-,
Plough, 1 Harrow, Shovel sa d Fork Ploughs. double
and single Teem, 1 one and two horse Sprealfir, Cow
Chains, Halter, and Chains, Log Chain, Rakes, rcaks,
Shovels, Mattocks, Pick, Hoes, I Winnowing Mill, 1
Corn Sheller, 2 DVW Hay Carriaxes, thirone a Iwo.
horse Carriage, the other Is maculated for one or two
horms.2 meta of Light Wagon Harness, 2 sets Buggy
Efarnase, I set of Front Clears, 2 Housings, 2 Blind
Bridles and Collars 2 good Leather Fly Nets, I Side
Saddle, 2 Indian S addle., one of them new, 2 Buffalo
80b.., Hag sad Straw by the ton, about 7 acres of
Wheat In the ground. Also, a lot of Milferright and -
Carpenter Tools, consisting In part of Brood Axe,
Chopping Axe., Hand Axes, Auguns, Chisels, plane..
Han flaw. Steel 'unarm Steel Blade and Divot'
Squares. B races and Bite. all kinds of Munldliag Piano,
Saab planes, Pannel Planes, Match Planes, Work
Benches and Screws, Screw Cotter Turning Plans,
CrOsecut Saw, 2 Grindstones, Crain Cradle, Clover
Cradle, Scythem and Smiths, a lot of Poeta a lot of
Plank and Boards, Sc. Alen, llonteltold a Bitches,
Furniture, consisting in part of I Bureau,-Secretary.
Book Case, Tables, Stands, Chairs, Be dsteads and
Bedding,Corner Cupboard, Kitchen Cupboard, I Doh,
Quilting Prune, Cook Stove and Fixtures, 2 ten plats
Stove and Pipe, Coal Stove and Pipe, Jars, Cans. Boxes,
Tabs, Barrel., Meat Stands, Sc., 100 yards of Carpet
ing, Wool and Spinning Wheels, Cheats, Looking
Causes, 2 SO-hour Clocks, 1 Rifle, 2 Copper Kettles,
Iron Kettles, Iron Pots, Bonbon and Queens Waro,
Tin Were, a lot of Smoked Pork, Lard, s lot of Po.
Woes, Sausage Cutter, Staffer and Lard Press, and a
variety of other articles too namerotis to mention.
Attendance will be given and terms made known
by FRANKLIN P. BLAYBAUOII,
Achn'i of Moles Myer.
(Dec. 25.-a
Jan. 22 —la
PUBLIC SALROF
VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY
The underellited Intending to move to the V' t at.
will offer at Public Sole, on Tuesday, Me 1111 A day of
Pawls:try nest, on the farm of W. B Brandon, sitnated
about 8 miles northwest of Petersburg, the following
ealuelblaersonal Property. to wit:
OP WORK ORSICS, two of them 'wing
Mares heavy lath ibel,l Colt, 5 head of Cow., 5 heed
of young Cattle, 2 Brood Bow., also a full stock
Farming Utensils, as follow.. 2 (oar-horse broad tread
Wagons, 1 eprleg Wagon, 1 Buckeye Beeper anti
Mower with !self rake, Wire Horse Rake, Crain Drill,
Threshing Machine with double Shaker end Hume
Power, Fodder Cutter, one-bail !Merest in Clover
Buller, Corn Sheller, Wind mill, Plough., Marrows,
Shovel Plows, Curn Forks, Dung Foch., Pitch Forks,
Shaking Forks and a variety 01 other articles. A lee.,
1 Bova suitable fur one or two horses, with ahali.
end tongue, 1 tingle and 1 double or of llorness, 1
two-horse Sleigh. Sleigh Bens, Sled, Bay LeAdere,
Firth Chain, Log Chain, single, double and three-horse
Troe.,l Hay Fork and Ftztares. Also. at the sae,
time and place, the subscriber will offer his Household
and Kitchen Furniture, consisting of choice.
Cupboard, Bedstead., Bureau., Stands, Cl,ek,
and • lot of tl lase, Stone, Tin and Marti, II W.:re,
to
gether with Stoves of all uescriptions, Cakie g 5r,,,„ .
1 ten plate Stove, Parlor and Chamber atovet, Water
Cooler, Fruit Cans, Waah Tubs, It übber, Sink, Buck
ets (tin and wooden), as well as a lot of other articres
of interest to all Housekeeper.. -
Bale will commence at 10 o'clock, A. M., when at.
tiondance will be given and terms made known by
•Jitn.22—te JOIIN C. BRANDON,
PUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE PERBUNAL PROPERTY
On Monday the lath of MarcA nest, at 10 o'cloc:, .4..11.
The subscriber having sold his Mill, and in tending
to remove, will sell at Public Sale, at his residence in
Highland township, (Weigle's Mill,) the following
valuable Personal Property, to wit 1
1 COW, nearly fresh, 3 notes, sled, I Sand Screed,
1 Rolling Screen, 1 pair small Sallee ere! Weights,
1 Bushel Measure, 10 Store Bove", 2 long foLfery.
Mani and Wedges, Log Chain, 2 Crowbar., Digging
Iron, 2 Sampson's Jr.• Screw., C,,rtt IShel r, a lot of
Saw Mill Tools, also • eet of Carpent,
TOoll.with 2 heavy Jointers and Dees, roes
cut Saw, lot of'Dry Lumber for Mill wright
such as Cog., Phafta; a lot of Plank of various cse•
-," 214, 3, 3 't , and A inches, lot of Oak Po lot of
Locust Kist., I t of Wild Cherry mor,r,i,,, 1.,t
Scam Post Boring Bench, Skutching Mill. Hay by
the ton. Also, Household sod
consisting in part of 4 Bedstead., Bunion, dirnet
Cupboard, Chairs, Tables, 3 teu.plete .Sttivoe, 2 rot
Rack., Wool Wheel, 2 fleckete, Bafrols.
Dogs, and a variety of other articles.
Attendance will be given cud terms male known
on day at sale by
Jac. '22.—ts JOHN W. WEIt4E.,
PRIVATE SALE
The undersigned will offer et Private Sale, e value.
hie Tract of Choice Land, containii g about Mu Acre.,
situated In Coutherland township, Atinutscounty,Pa.,
adjoining hands of David W. Horner, A.Waybrlclit,
Jams Stiarretts,end,loftenhWilker.ou the road leading
from Bandoe's Mil (now Arnold's.) to Wu ell) shwa
and Tantrytown Road. 7 miles front Gettysburg and
4 miles from limmittritrg, Aid. Ninety Acre■ are
ciazi land in a nue state of cultivation, and th, Li! ,
sacs in excellent timber. There Is a good young' Ot ,
chard on the premises in full bearing. The clear
land has all been heitvily limed—fiart. of which I,
good Meadow, and We whole under good fencing.—
Property convenient to Hills, School ilowies awl
Churches.
es.Parsoas desiring to see the Farm cau do Co Ly
Balling on D. W. Ileuer residing near the prop,. rty.
)or farther 1111011118110 U, addrau the undendgned at
Imaslttaborg, Md. O. A. lIORN E
•
Deo.l.l.—ft
PUBLIC SALE
Theirubscriber will 'ell at Public Sale, on Tenthly,
the 16th day of February nut, at hla reoldenso,ou the
Ozllbrd road. limo mile eut of Elonteratown. in St ra tot ri
township, Adams county, the following voduabla Pso•
tonal Property, viz:
3 BRAD OW WORK soaset two of them young
mares with nal and Tilts salniaile, I good 3111,:l,
Cows, 40018 will be fresh bytbe thus of 'sale, 3 enui,z
Bettors, all with call, b Urge D ,, y1:10.111 8011, 1 Wagon.
suitable far two or three hones, Lime Bed, g.. 4
new, only used a short time, Ray Carriage,
Carriage, suitable theontior two homes, and In .
condition, Combined Sell•raking Reaper an
Ohio and Buckeye.(Dudge's patent,) almust as goal
as new, used only two sew tia, also a lland-raking At
tachment belonging to It, which will be ',hi with the
machine, Grain Drill, (Wambaugh's make, York.)
nearly new, Lancaster Wind RIM Cleans hat, and
goad condition, Wino-tooth Rom Rake, 2 Ploughs, 2
narrows, Corn Forks and Shovel Plough', Doable and
single Teez:, 3:rots-hers, lot of COl% Oh:aina., Lag any
other °lulu, lot of lay and Manure Forkm, ; outs of
gkeed t bands, Front Gears, Collar. az,d Bridle', Car.
rug. Harneas, Lines, kc. , also a ; 7..4 Mainz
and a large number et articlat tee nowerone to man
tion.
Hale to eommonce at 10 o'clock, A. 01., td ,L,Y,
when ette; . ..lence will be Oren and tee made know!.
.
JACOiI WAGON eit ,
-I JOEIX STALLSIII7B, Anctionner. [J en. 1 R.—f •
punitlc SALE
ok,y.tLuABLE PEP.' :NAL r v
The undersfiguk will cell at Thad!: 611 ,
the loth duyef letissary m•-re at 1 , 1..'c1.x1, .1. M., at
his rerdenee Ilighjand township, on the farm
formerly owned by Wm. Orr and now I'4ol
on the road from Cashtown to Fairfield, 3 tulles from
the former and 4 from the latter place, e vat iety of
valuable Personal Property, including 4 lrn.i l f
liOrtsi, 1 two yearling Stallon Colt, 4 bead of M:1 11
town, '2 of whlell will be fresh on day of sale or
after, 4 Heifers, three of them 5 ye:alit:2s and 1
one yearling, I Call, 1 She Durham Bull. Iye I old
1'1,0,1 two ywrseld Durham Bull, F. Maid of Sheep, I — "kalt,
flrat-rte four.horse narrow•tr,vl Wagon„ .
new, 1 Wagon Bed; 2120, tidy trri 15Z..0.1 La.ll
dere. all In good order, 1 good Resp,r,
SCreen,
Fanntng Mill, 3 Plows, I Harrow. doubly
single Shovel Plows, Cora Coverer, Dues nod Mite.,
Porte and Shovels, 1 set of Preechband.., 2 sec 'ul
Profit Gears. Bridle. and Celine., IDrl ter, , Linci, I
Wagon Whlp, Coe Chains, Log Chain, single and
diiable Trees, Spreaders, Dung /look, Dung Boards,
Hoses, Barrels, 1 Clover Seed Cradle, 1 Nogje g .
Scyrtl4a and &lath, 1 Side Saddle, 1 ltidiveßiddle,
about two or three loads of Slabs; at the same
times Parlor Stove, ! Table, alccut twenty yards al
bran new home-made Carpnt, never been lu use, I
Ant-rate Rockaway Buggy.
Atteatlar.;* will be given and terms made known
.laS..
15--tll JACOB IEAUFF3JAN.
pIIBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE PERSONAL PRO'ERTY
The undersigned, intending to. quit }Truing,
sell at Public Sale, on Wednesday, Me aste j Aar, 5,
at his residence in Butler township, on the road from
Middletown to Bell's Mill, one mile from Arendt ivi Ile,
the following valuable Personal Property, to wit:
2 BROOD MARES, heavy with teal, 4 Colts, 2 yes,
Hag' and 4 two year old, 3 Mitch ()owe, two of which
will be fresh *boot the time of sale, 3 head cf . young
Cattle, 1 aline young Bull, 12 head of Sheep.l three
horse Wagon Bed and LlQlre,; Spring Wagon, a good
pair of Bow Laddeta, 'Spring Wire Hake, Grain Pan,
Cutting Bow, Plowir, narrow, double ond single Shovel
Ploughs, Corn Pork and Corn Coverer, Sleigh end
Sleds, dank Screw, Lag Chain, Cow Chains, donkila and
single Trees, Yorke, Mattocks and Hoes, a lot of Gears,
Meets of Bretehbands, 1 get of Front Gear", T Riding
Saddles, Collars and Bridles of all Xinde Wilier and
Halter Chaim and a great rsrllty at articles ;coo num
irons to mention,
Bale to rn/ilistiice at 11) o'clock, A.M., nen att.nal
anc,ixiil ati and terms made known by •
Tony RANIA, Auctiounor
PUBLIC SALE OF .V-ALIJAIILE
PERSONAL YROYERTy
Tiss subseriber, intending to quit ikriziog, will sell
It Public Pole, on Thursday, ISM Jay of Fsiom,ry,
1869, at hla residence la ilamlltocaban townthip. If:.
miles west of YairnehL the following gersonal groped:-
ti t vie :
2 GOQD BROOD MAIM, both of-which arr with
foal, 2 good Multi, 1 three year old Call and : tsp . **,
par old (long, .5 :ond Mich Cows, throe of which.
will here, ti ,boat the unto of sale, 3 fat abtora, 2
Btflls,l a two yearling and itht•e7earling, 6 he-id of
young Cattle, I good lair horse narrow-tread Wagon,
1 Spring Wagon, I pair of Wood Ladders, 1 Lillie 9.4,
1 pair of Thal Cirrlttges, 1 Wirottooth Hoy Baka. I
good Grain Drill, 1 Winnowing Mill, Cold the c,,
Grath Shovel, 3 24uthoor Plough., aloe of whit ; a a
good throothotio Plough, Harrow, Cornfeekg,-Co s a,,,,
and lis=ovel Ploughs. claillik 9004 /EMI three
Hone gretgorsolo, 2 pens. 4 trigebb.uld, ::
palniof Stant Gears, Woo*: 114441 Nadia* dottdio
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i--41. orit of twelve months will bit glaro.
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