Zkr ',tat nfi
Gettysburg, Friday, deb. 28, 1880.
jat - Almerr.sm PimEs, near New Ches
ter, offers at Private Sale, some valuable
Live Stock. See advertisement.
lifirThere will be service'm We Church
at flunterstipwnr - o - n Sabbath morning, Feb.
28lb, at the usual hour of morning wor
ship.
LOST.—On Monday evening lasi, •on
.• York or Baltimore street a Gold Breast
pin, set with Coral. The finder will please
return it to this office.
3~Jacon F. Taomas, of Straban town
ship, (Granite Hill P. 0.,) lias been ap
pointed Agent for the Howe Sewing
Machine in Atlanta County. See adver
tisement..
KATALYSINE.-The pi pularity Mille
Gettysburg Katalysine Spring Water is
attested by the fact that the sales from
February t•> November, 1868, nine months,
amounted - to 570,000.
the Elouse, last week, Dr. DILL
presenteal a petition frotn ninety-seveu
citizens of the borough of Litflestown,
Adams county, remonstrating against the
passage of the ant authorizing the school
directors to sell certain- real etaate and
borrow money in said borough.
LICENSES.—AII Intending to apply fur
Tavern or Restaurant Licenses at the April
Court should see to getting blank petitions
and bonds in time. They aro to be had
of the - Clerk of Courts, lir. A. W. Minter.
The names of the applicants for licenses
are required to be published three weeks
before Court.
• ACCIDENT. Wo regret to learn that
Mr. Amos REBERT, of Straban township,
met with a sevcire accident at Lower's
will on the 11th ihst. He was engaged in
hauling saw logs, apd whilst unloading a
Heavy one, it got : the hart of him, the butt
end striking his side and hip. No bones
were broken, but painful bruises caused.
,Dr. O'Neal gave the case prompt atten-
I ion .—Co lap iler.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.We have se
frequently announced the rub. of this of
fice to pay no attention to unonyinous,arti
cies, that it ought hy this time to be
known to every reader. Yet we aro in.
constant receipt ofcommunications of this
kind, giving simply initials without the
full name—all of which go into the
waste basket without examination.. I f cor—
respondents desire us to entertain their
suggestion,s they mast send in their full
name, which can, if desired, be withheld
In publication. We hope this rule wil
be remembered by one and all.
• LNTERESTING,We notice .a state
ment going the rounds of our exchanges,
perhaps not,generally known, but interest
ing to young men, to the effect that the
solitary ringlet, which floats from so many
waterfalls, is a notification on the lied of
the wearers that they are not engaged. If
it is extremely long, the wearer is suppos
ed to be very desirous of getting spliced tit
once; if only moderately long, it• shows
that only good offers will, be entertained;
an extremely short, meagre ringlet indicates
that the wearer is very particular as to
whom ?he accepts
SALES.—Capt. John Homer haH sold
Rihii farm inliountjoy township, 180 acres„
,Ito Mr, J. Fowbler, orßaltitnore county,
:Md., at *BO par acre.
Capt. I. R. Shipley has sold his farm in
Reading township, Ine acres, with im
provements, to E. L. Larsh and Cornelius
or York county, for $3,000 cash ;
also to same parties personal property to
amount of polo.
John M. Minregh has purchased from
Daniel Skelly, a hair lot of ground near
the west end of Charnbershurg street, at
$275. Mr. M. intends building a two
story frame dwelling house thereon. du,
xing the coming spring.
.11NSWEi3ED.—Some time ago a corres-„
pondent or the "STAn AND SENTINEL" in
quired for the authorship and correct read
ing of the line so often quoted, Tcmpora
nutantur,' itc. The senior editor re
ferred the inqury to the New York Ob
server, and a correspondant of that paper,
under date of Feb. 18, says the correct
reading is—
"amnia mutantur, nos et mutainzir
in illi8." It occurs in the wiitin . gs of
Nicholas Harbonius, a Latin poet, a favor-
Ile of Francis 1., and who was cotemportiry
with Sir Thomas Moore, Erasmus, and
.others. His poems were first published in
/540."
•LARGL' YIELD.—A cOrespondent In
•iornl us that last season JACOB C. Sunni
- VErt farmed in corn a 12 acre field for
WARNER Towssn.nr, of York Springs
.district, which yielded 6511 bushels , of
libelled corn, besides the short corn that
Ms fed on the cob. The peculiarity of the
case lies on the fact that this field has had
no lime sin" 1841, when it was limed at.
the rate of 60 . bushels to the acre. The
corn lastseaaon wz.§ raised with ordinary
farming, no Manure nr stimulant being
used except a little Plaster dropped on
each hill after the corn had come up.
ELOMICIDE.--On Tuesday morning
ILastaar people were startled by the an
nouneetnent that a young man, named
• TIIONIAA LE.; had been killed the previ
ous evening on. "Wolf Hill," about two
antlers southeast of town, by WEE3II
.BLACK. It seems that Lea and Black had
been for some time making the widow
Rosensteel's house, oh "Wolf Hill," tbeir
ihead quarters. Lee has been attending
various sales this spring, selling cakes,
beer, &c. On Monday night ho returned'
from a sale near New Oklbrd, and retired
fic bed at an early hour. - About 10 o'clock,
Black roused Leo, saying uw gr,me per
was at the stable, where. 1m had a
horse. The parties went out, Black takr
ing with Minn loaded musket. In a short
time the explosios of the gun was heard
and Black returned to the honse, saying
that Lee had accidentally been chat. Sev
eral of the neighbors were aroused, but
strange to say, although the homicide
took place at 10 o'cicalf. nn Monday night,
no arrest was made and r . ,:0 steps taken for
a Judicial. Investigation untli Teesday
noon, the body of Lee lying all the time
whore he was killed. at the stable door.
On Tuesday morning ebont 10 o'clock,
Shociir Haan heard of the an itter and ar
rested Black, and made complaint before
Justice 313'sra, Au Inquisition - was held
at 1 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, by Justice
Myers, the Jury rendering a-verdict that
Lee' had come to his death by a gunshot
wound from a gun in the handsnf Weems
Black ; whereupon Black was committed
to await futher judicial proceedings. Dr.
. O'Neal made a careful ezamminatlon of
the wounds,by which it seems the ratiazle
.of the gun, when diaeharged, must have
been close to Lee's 'bead, the neck. being
blackened and the hair singed with pow- .
rider. The contents, five or six large beck
!shot, entered the neck passing up tsarough
the jaw and coming out on the opposite
aide of the head. .
• As the case will undergo judicial in
vestigation, we withhold the numerous
theories and suggestions afloat in regard
to the homicide. It is proper to say that
Black claims that the killing was the re
sult of an accident--that Lee was about to
open the stable door, he following close in
his rear with the gun cocked, when It was
accidentally discharged. He made no at
tempt toes:Ape during then ight and made
no resistance when itirested. On the other
hand. it it said that there had been previ
ous difficulty between Lee and Black, and
that the litter had Made threats against
the former. Black lied loaded the gun
during the afternoon of Monday. Lee, as
already stated, had been attending a sale
during the day, and started.home with
some titt or $3O in his pocket s No money
was found on his person after. Ate hand
cide, and wbst became of it is not known.
PREMIER= AND Pi. LIRE MILL
ROAD.—The Frederick Rept&licdn of
the 23d inst„ has a lengthy couumulic a ti on
urging the. superior advantages of build
ing this red by way of the west bank of
the Monocacy, with a view to extension to
Gettysburg via Emmittsburg. The writer
claims that this route will be less expensive
and more certain- of_paying than the other
route leading to Littlestown. The College
and Sisterhood at Emmittsburg, the Liter
ary and Theological Institutions at Gettys
burg, the National Cemetery, Katalysine
Spiings, ac., the writer holds must develope
trade and travel and give importance to
the Emmittsburg route which few dream
of. We extract the following reference to
our town :
Gettysburg is the shire town of Adams
county, and there are many pleasant recol
lections connected with it, and ample rea
sons.can be given why it should be the ter
minus on the "Dixie" side of the Frederick
and Pennsylvania line railroad. The Get
tysburg College and Theological Seminary
under,
the control of a large and influential
body of Christians, constantly increasing in
numbers, are the centre of Lutheranism in
the United States, and possess a powerful
Link of gravitation and union. These insti
tutions are presided over by Dr. Valentine
and other eminent professore, men well
versed in literary and religious polemics.
.Hundreds of students of collegiate honors
and preparation for the holy ministry an
nually seek their classic walls. They are
well known throughout the country, and
have it strong claim fbr support upon the
religions community of that particular faith,
as well as others who are concerned in the
advancement of highly endowed Literary
Institutions. Then there are the Kataly
sine Springs, discovered Inft a year or two
ago, the water of winch has attained a won
derful celebrity for its medicinal properties.
Thousands of bottles are put up daily and
sent abroad all over the United States.—
The proprietors of these springs, composed
of some of the wealthiest men of New York,
intend the coming Spring and Sumtner to
erect two large hotels and a humber of cot
tages, and so adorn and beautify the
grounds, as to make it excel Saratoga as a
watering place. These springs will attract
an immense throng to visit Gettysburg.
Then there is the National Monument to
be erected this Summer, by the Board of Di
rectors on the Cemetery grounds, to com
memorate the celelherted battles of the Ist,
3d and 3d July, 180:3, which will be more
famous and of more lasting renown than the
battle fields of Marengo, Lodi or Waterloo.
Fru.n S to 10,000 soldiers of the Union and
Confederate armies were killed on these
memorable days, within this Consecrated
ground. Thousands and millions of the
present and untold future will visit this re- I
nowned Battle Field, now the most famous
of any in the wet of the rebellion.
PIHEOMATILEAN ANNIVERSARY.
—Notwithstanding the unpleasant weather,
Agricultural Hall was well filled on Dion
day evening last, on the occasion of the
Anniversary Exercises of the Philomathrean
Society of Pennsylvania College. We an
nex the programme ;
Praja•—Ry Rev. C. A. Hay, D. L.
Ala:ie—".;4t the Lour when freed from
Mitre, Whiaer a nd hotel-Jacob Neff, Pldledel ph In
National Greatness—J. W. Fink.t.duer, Vince, t.
31usic—"DoAs of 3lnifou'it Men
A/Or/inn/ton—W. g. YOrk•
The Study of thel'ull—J. J. lirigkerbolf, Grttyaburg
Nutic—"Now at mooullght'a try
Greatnen of the Mind—J. A. Clutz, Twexey town, 511.1.
.Vusic—F. li. FeitAlians, ludiana,
Vutic--"Marsernei
Tie Beautiful oiza 2-hr 11 W. If ntnrietkuu.4e
lialtimnre,
A Poem—“lf 1-Faller"--E. T. Ilurti,Catasst,ql...
,Muiic—•"GocA Night."
Benedietion—By Rey. ./...k.troem, D. D
The youtigrgentlemon all acquitted them
sclires creditably—the d:Cercct addresses
beim; characterized by originality and ;rig
orous thought, good style, and excellent
elocution. We were especially pleased
with the absence of the affectation and
stage effect which often mar College per
formances. Le Ws respect the exercises
on Monday night were a decidel seezeis—
terse, vigorous style, correct sentiment,
easy and natural delivery, being the charac
teristics. -
The Music—furnished by a select choir
of amateur .vocalists, Miss ALICE. BArGHEII
presiding skt the plauo—•deserves special
'notice — ifira - Tearling reittlye ut the ere uhrg, -
-and in itself a caplial entertainment.—
. "Sweet the hour when freed from , labor,"
"Now at moonlight's fairy hour," and
"Good Night," as rendered on Monday
night, were real musical gems, while "Deeds
of Marion's men," end "Marseilles Hymn,"
especially the magnificent clions of the
latter, "brought down the house." By-the
way, we like this ides of substituting vocal
for ,instrumental music on these occasions,
and hope it will be continued.
DAMAGE cr..4:rms.--Otir neighbors
of Fr-ank:lin county are moving actively
and systematicaily e lu OLD - matter of their
claims for damages sustained during the
war. A meeting was held in Chambers
burg on the 18th list.; and a committee of
three from the borough of Chaiubersburg
and from each township appointed to col
lect funds to defray necessary expenses,
B. F. Nom!, Jacob R. Smith and John
Ottber were appointed au Executive and
gorresponding Committee, to correspond
with persons in other „counties who sus
tained losses, in order to secure cotlectii, of
action. It was resolved thatclaimauts be
requested to contribute eze 7 fourth of one
per cent. (or 25 cents on $100,) of th e
amount of theirrepectlveclaims, to defray
expenses,
An adiourneii utociing is to be
in Chambersburg on the , first 'Monday of
June, ill whiela the verb:ins Committees
are to export. The Executive Committee
wasslireeted to prepare petitions to the
Legislature for circulation among the
people.
Would it no' be well ihr the claimants
in Adams county to take steps to co-oper
ate-in this movement? If payment of the
claims are to he secured, it.' must be
through active and concerted eifort on the
part of those interested.
AN ADAMS COUNTY BOY.—Among
the Members elect to the Forty-first Con
gress, is Hon. Jost. F. Atwell, of Missouri,
whose father, Ain Asrsit, emigrated
from York Springs, this CCunty, In 1827,
to Trumbull county, Ohio, and who died in
1866, aged -86 years. Joel was a ioNnit
when his parents emigrated, and worked
on theTarm in Ohio, getting such au edu
pation as the facilities then' , existing afford
ed. Ile stridied law, wee admitted to the
'Bar, and practised in Trumbull county 20
years. At the breaking girt of the Rebel
lion, ha entered the army, and served as an
officer in the Seventh Ohio till his health
failed, and he was mustered out of service
from disability in 1863. About four years
and a half ago, he removed to Missouri,
and last fall was elected to Congress from
the Seventh District, receiving a majocity
pf 4029 over Ron. M. Oliver, formerly M.
C. bfr, Airsts uteently Paid our town and
County a visit. I;fe is in the prime of life,
and in vigorous health, and has before him
it future full of promise. Of course, lie is
a Republican. -
THE NEW WINDSOR ROBBERY.—
Dectives Young and Irving, of New York,
last week succeeded in arresting in that
city two men, named James McQuade
and James Weaver, chtfted with robbing
the New Windsor Bank, in. Carroll mut
kV. Md. The detectives worked up the
case, traced the robbers to that city, and
learning that McQuade it Weaver were in
a house in the lower part of the city, made
a descent on it. Irving sprang through a
window and surprised the men, while
Captain John S. Young kept watch out
side. One of the men drew a revolver,snd
attempted to shoot /rving,but the weapon
was knocked out of the ruillan's grasp.—
About $99,500 of the stolen bonds were re
covered.
OTC ! 0 ! 01—Nomus will , after the Ist
day oP January sell all kinds -of Winter
Clothing at greatly redued prlees—Over
Outs u lowas 114.00, Cavalry Over Cuts
at $8.28, Infantry Over Coats ;8,25, and all
othor Winter good* at greatly reboil pri-
Us, to maittloom ibr Spring goods. tf
tatrzstam-.;assiwzna.
Vie have received several additional ao
lutiotts tor the Egg problem; but not
iiifferingfpro those given last week —all
being correct. ,
We have lam received several answers
to the Weight Problem, all correct, viz :
the four we ights \ tr,eighed severally 1,3, 9
and 27 pounds.
The following additional Problems hive
been gent in : •
Three boys wont to Market with eggs.
One had 10, one 30, and the other 50 egea.
The eggs were all sold—each boy securing
fOr his eggs the, same price per egg that'
the others received. Yet, on conntirig,up
their money ea& 'boy Sound he had 'lO
cents, neither more nor leis. Cirt any of
your young readers solve the problem Y
A young man asked an old man
for his daughter in marriage. The an
swer was : "Go into the Orchard and bring
in a number of apples. Give me one-half
of the whole number and the mother half
of the balance and half an apple over, and
to the daughter one half of the remainder
and half an apple over, and have one left
for yourself; but see to it that you d0.3.10t
cut an apple. Then, if she is willing, you
eau have her." The . young man salved
the problem and won his bride. low
many apples did ho bring.
A RUZZLE.—Take nine from six; ten
from nine; fifty from forty—and have six
for a remainder. Answer next week.
J. IV. F.
PERSONAL PROPERTY SALES.
For the convenience of our readers, we
annex a list of the Sales of Personal Pro
perty, to be found in our advertising
columns:
March 2,—Admr'd of An drew Reid, mu eni wmt
° 3—Exec's of John F.hull, do;M,§tcaban tp.
" 3—Daniel Arendt, Butler township.
" 3—Danisl Sheets,,Freodom township.
" 4—John 'Weavernowago "
" Weikert, liountpleasant township.
4—Andrew Howard,
" 4 and S—Adm'r of Moses .Myers, Lathrsore tp,
6—W. S. and C. Hamilton, Butler township
" o—Jacob H. Diesecker, Highland '•
• 8
--Daniel Basehoor; Jr., Union - "
" B—Exec's of Frederick Furney, Mouutpiy tp
" 9—John Cress, Straban township.
" 9—Aasignee of Sainnol Beecher 3 Wife, It utter
• 10—Henry Herbst, Straban township.
12—a eorge Fold, Memillen
" 12--Jacob Beamer, Straban
" 12—Abraham Flohr, Franklin so
•` 12—John Young, Moult tjoy
" 15—John W. Weigle, Highland a
" 16 and ll—Jonas Both, Butler "
" 16—John Cress, Strabart
" 17—Shepard Stamtnrrs, Stratum "
. 18--Amos Baselloar, 7 tiolon
18-4. W. Lott. Cu Oberland "
" 10—George Pairs, Melia Ben
'• —E. A. Montirt, Runterstown "
TUE MORNING G - LORY.L-Col. C.
Dunrit,En has receives a large assortment
of these famolisdhase-burning Stoves,
which on the economy, eleanli
easy manaaement, and general util
ity Stand tinrivallod and defy competition.
The great demand for them last season
taxed the capacity of the Manufacturers to
meet the - demand. They are much im
proved and will doubtless ore long take the
place of all other stoves for parlor, office,
store and shop. Cali 4111 :00k at them,
at the Wateroota 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, Rarley ; - ,A - e9.f, Prince
Royal, Royal Cook, Excelsior, &c. &c,, all
WARRANTED to be good bakers. If not
satisfactory, they can be returned and the
money refunded, Also, a large assort.
Went of Hollow Wars and Tin Ware,
Doty's Washing Machine and UniVersai
Wringer. Callkiid examine. tf
HEAD QUARTERS REMOVED
Capt. Nonuis, 'has removed hi, store to
itspnld's Corner, next door to the Ist Na
tional Bank, where you will tind one of the
best and cheapest Stool: of Clothing, Hats,
Caps, Boots, and Shoes, and Gentlemen's
Furnishing Goods of every discription, in
the county. He is selling Winter Clothing
1 greatety reduced prices to make room for
Spring Qoods. If -you want a DAZIPMEN go
to Nonms' corner. 4.11 kinds of Meta's acid
Boy's Clothing, Hats; Cups,Boots and Shoes
as cheap as before the War. if you don't
believe this, sail anti be convinced.—Don't
forget the place. tf.
JUST TIIE Turgus—Wauted by ev
ery llons,Azsepe.., ai. i r, he r once tried
will not be dispensed with. Wo mean, of
course r the Patent Press and Strainer for
lard, tallow, cider, apples, tomatoes,
pumpkins, potatoes, berries, jollies, Jam,
the Patent Tack Driver, for
etreehing and taelzing Caeptv.s thp sane
time. They aro Loth ingenious contri
vances, and should be in every family..
Terbe bad at Col. Buehler's Ware-room,
Carlisle street, oppo;ito Depot. tf
GREAT. SURPRISE.—We were tihIOD-
Ish(rtl the other day in-passing Arnold's old
corner. NORRIS has changed his base to
this corner, and is surprising every body
that visits him by his large and cheap Stock
of Clothing, Hats, Caps, Hoots, Shoes, he.,
ko, Give him a call, tf.
HOUSEKEEPERS, and all others want
ing anything in the house-keeping line,
will do well to call at Col. C. H. BUEHLER'S
extensive Nate-room, near the Passercrer
depot, ;?ti Carlisle street, who has on hand
a very large assortment of Stoves of the
best inarmActure, Cooking, Parlor, Office,
and. Chamber !or wood or Coal ;
also Hollow Waie,Tin Ware, Japan Ware,
Britannia Ware, Bird Cages, and a general
assortment of Kitchen u vmsils. Also Coal
and Lumber of all kinds. tf
YOU CAN BET—ter your coudl tio
oonsiderably by buying a mod Sewing
Machine fro 42 D. W. Rolm:sox, Agent,
Baltimore street. feb.l9-3t
it. GREAT SiTCCESS,---"Brick" porne
roy's new Daily in New =York City is one
of the greatest and most successful news
paper enterprises of the country. His
new weekly "Pomeroy's Democrat" is in
creasing in circulation a thousand copies
Per dal'. Send for sample copies to M. M.
Pometcw, Rrirttlusc House, NeW York
City, it
Tunis is a model farm in Mower county,
Minnesota. It is owned by William Buck,
who settled in 'Racine townnhip in 1656.
He had sufficient means tO purchase 480
acres of land at government prices, upon
whfch he went to Work. His labor was
reasonably rewarded. *iter, seven years of
hard toil and economical-living, he began
the erection of a handsome residence, which
he finished in 1864. His barn will accom
modate 160 head of horses and cattle, 226
tons of hay, and the bit; will hold 10,000
bushels of grain. The upper floors are laid
with two inch plank. Mr. Buck last year
sold $6,000 worth of stock, and has now on
hand some 50 Lead of horaea and 40 head of
cattle, He Imo under pleugla 220 acres, be
sides 120 acres in timothy. .
Tas Legislature of t tucky has reject
ed the bill admitting negro testimony in
courts of puttee. No. while man 'can be
convicted of dime, no matter how lieinous,
on the testimony of the eye witnesses., AP'
vided those witnesses happens to be black.
Kentucky thus paractically defies the Uni
ted States to enforce the proTisloss of the
Civil Rights bill.
At a reoent lecture delivered at the Ly,
ceum iIl C---, Barks sounty Pa., Rrotes
,sor X. stated that Saturn 'lad a .ring six
thousand miles broad. "Got in himmel,"
Hans Zimnanmon was heard to exclaim,
"What for &Anger he must have: • •
THE wealthiest ian Amarica is young
Stevens, son of the late radwin A:Slovens,
who, when Ile "reicti - ei majority, will
be worth $150,000,000,. by the advi►rice dg
his estate in New Jersey.
kr any moment Priming Pin bring Ins
the aot4 over 900,000 fighting WU.
ge*s. of at Vinitto.
Balthspere a, is & trainee liarkei.
•E4uissore,2l6r/daY lfbrisinc•
~. 4 q.) 6, 67 b
'1 50, 0 8 00
Sunni FLous,':.
Ernu
*au WKRAT,
"SSD Wuxer, 1 . 50 15
............... , 85
_lO 95
R1*.;..; 1,60. 55
c 5. 75
Th/LOTWI-X3I.ED. 3 50 8 75
CLOVER-43E1M • t 9 87 @lO 00
FLAX -GEED, , 2 50 @ 2 55
13110CLDERS, 15. @ 15
" SIDES, 17 # 18
" li ' 00 @ 00
19 0 20
t
GOLD, Phil& 1 321
LARD,
MI
Gleiqatt l a
rg Grain & Provision .Igarket
GeUstsburgs,,lWAy Morn('ay.
6O
Sorsn
ExTRA. irLou , n, _ 00 0-
WmTz. tVuEsT, 80 2Od
RED WHEAT, _ 11 , .1 40
- 6 5
RYE, i• ' I , 95
• , •
OATS, sct
BUCKWHEAT, 00
TIMOTHY SEED,. 2 80
CLOVER SEED, ....... ........ ' 8 00
POTATOES, ... 80 Ap 20
BurrEß," 33
LARD, 10
EGGS, 16
BACON, RAMS, 18
" SIDES,.. 16
" SHOULDERS, 15
Sosr, 6 @ 8
TALLOW, 10
PoRK, ..• • 11 00
IILtERIED.
ANNAN—MOTTLE.—On the 13th hut., by
Rev. J. M. 'L'itzel, Dr. R.L. Aonan to
Miss A. C. Motter, both of Einuriittsburg,
Md,
UIIEEGAR , -11IISSE % L.ILAN.-otl .the 25th
inst., by the Rev. L. Breidenbaugh, Jo
seph U. Creegar to Miss Susan E. Mussel
man, both rrom near Fairfield.
DunitAlt-31cCuunr.—Ou the 9th inst.,
at Heading, Pa., by R6V. E. J. Richards,
Albert it. Durham to Miss Sallio E.,
daughter of Dr. J. K. McCurdy.
FISHEL7 MnCANS.—Ou the 23rd inst., by
Rev. D. Blackwelder, Franklin A.
issel, of Tyrone township, to Miss Lizzie
McCans t - ot Men:Olen tiaaraahip.
PLANK—RE k.1).-0/1 the Ititia inst., by
Rev. S. R. Witv,n,llliver P. Plank, form
erly or tiottysburg, Pa., to Miss Jennie
Reed, of Conne/sville, Fayette county,
R•EFENSVER9EIC—WERT.—In Annals:-
villa, on the IGUI inst., by Rev. M. Sny
der, 'Mr. Henry D. Raffensperger to Al6B
Lydia A. Wert, both of this county:
SUEADS—PIT:LER.—At Arendtsville, on
the 18th iuct., by Rev. Snyder, pavid
M. Sheads to Miss Mattis Pfizer, both of
this county.
SIIITII—MARTIN.—On the 12th ult., near
Etutnittsburg, by Rot. J. M. Titzel, Mr.
Win. Y. Swish to Miss Mary M. Martin,
both of Frctitnick county, Md.
6.IIIrti—SPEAL3I.I..N.-oii We 25th inst.,
by thu Rev. E. ItreideubAugh, Henry
Smith, of Sharon, Mercer county, Pa., to
Slits A innlia Speal wan, of York Springs.
SiThs—r.l.l;l4/e,.—cni the :,1:h inst., at tue
E: Parsonage, µsit piace, by Ile Rev.
11, C. Clit..ston, John C. Sites to Alias Mary
A. Eyie.r, both of Vairneld,
Ws.lticus.3t WlLLLs.m.s.—Ou the 18th
inst., at Yurk Springs, by Rev. D. M.
Blackwelder, Johnson Wareham, of Car
lisle, to 31Iss Josephine Williams, of Mt.
BIDDLE.—on the 7th lust., at the resi
dence or her son-in-law, WM. itittaso, in
Germany township, Mill. Lydia fiddle,
widow or Thom +r; Biddle, aged dl yews
7 months and 9 days.
lioarms.—On the 19th inst., ha this
pl4 - ,0, Mr. WILLIAM HOMAN, aged 41
Years 9 momh , viri 1:; days. Mr. Human
was a men Me: 6f "l4ailY B I Ctii4o :itt. I St
1. 0. 0. if.," and his funerur on Sunday
morning wa.s attended by the members of
the Order.
Marrris.—On the 3.9 th tl:t., in Irish
town, Matthias .liartin, in the ilia' year of
his age.
MCFADDEN.—On Saturday last, Henry
Motbidden, of this place aged 35 years.
cKlars•Ey.—On Thursday evening
last. Andrew McKinney, of Mountjoy
township, aged 66 years.
HornLt.u.r. —Year Arec.dt4ville of the
13 inst., visa Anianda iig.A.l 18
yearsand 2.s"clays.
WITIIEROW.—iII Washington, D. C„ on
the 11th ult., of erysipelas, Col. Samuel
Wltherow, formerly of Gettysburg, la the j
Gist year of his ago ,
gttv Adrertionutato:
G oon. STOCK
qT pitivATE, sAL.4
The undersigned, reading in atrzbau township, 1,4
miles southwest c,f Nsw Chester, offers at Private
Sete,
the following Stock,. viz:
A BROOD MARE, with Joel. a Bay Gelding Tieing
three years old, (large and active,) a Bay Mare rising
three year' old, (sire Taylor, darn Morgan,) an Ayr
stirs Buil ninsteen months old, three good Sheep.—
Persona w psr.,..ass )111‘.1! . ..+! toaaJ
tee the abt,To ebPoneir F.
HOWE MACHINES!
TIIE LATEST IMPROVED & GENEINE
HO RrE,
SE WING - MACHINES.
JACOB F. THOMAS,
.4.9sn' for idanut COUWY, ft., Granite lELL, P. 0.,
)11 DERE will be promptly attended to: Attaching.:
%.J delirerral to all parts of the county and {barna.
Cons elven gratis.
.As}..The public ore cautioned agwinst parties who
rise the namo of HOWE in coubectlou with their ma
chines on azconnt of the popularity or the Howe Ma
chines. There are none GENITINE unless they have
imbeddo l recn loceLlto 's medallion laving the
likeness of ELIAS MOWS, Jr.. r.n ac.
Feb. i2re—t.
WANTED—SIO a day.
TWO siq MAPS POR
L Y D 8
Patent Revolving Double Maps
Of Afilerica and 'Europe '
America Acrtathe
"United Stale.l of AMerica.
Colored—ln 4004 Counties.
These great Daps, now just completed, showorery
place of importance, all Railroads to data, and the
htest alterations in the venous European States.—
There Mape aro needed ;n every School and family In
the land.—they occapi the space cf . 013, Meg, and by
Means of the Reverser, either Ode can be thrown
front, end any part brought layette the eye. Comity
Rights cud large disconnt gifen to good Agents.
Apply to; Cireulyi. Terme, end tend tr,otteff 'for
Sample Daps, to 4. T. LLOYD,
23 Cortlandl street, N, V.
p 118 L IC; 8 41. LR
Ilaving sold m} Farm and Nursery, I am going to
the West. and will therefore sell at Public Sale, en
i'riday, the 19th day of March next, at my residence,
in Sienalieu township, Adams county, Pa, one mile
south of Bendersville, to wit:
All my MOSSES, Cattle and Shecp, Wagons, Car
riages, Sulkies, Sleighs, with all kinds of Alvical-:
tural alacLinery and implements, including Thresh,
lug Machine, Grain Dila, Winnowing Shill, Cutting
Box. Bolling Screen, Ploughs, Barrows, Guru Perkin
Shovel Ploughs, single and double Trees,
a large lot
of Gear. arid Harness, with Crain • anti Cloverseed
ersdi ef , Mowing Scythes,Batter and Cow
Butt and Breast Chains, L og Chain', Grindstone, and
hundreds ofother articles tied on the Fern and in the
Nunmry ; Wheat by the bushel, a, lot if Lumber,.
lioxei.4t. Also, 01 mr; Ifoneehold and Ilitoheri Fein
utture, con/4th* in pert or PatgeS, Chaim Bedsteads,
Bureaus, Cupboards, Sofas, Sinks, Cook Stole and
titres, Ten-plate Stoves end Pipe; Iron kettles,- Puts,
Pane, Queens-ware, Barthen.ware, Thrware,andOther
articles too numerous to mention. • •
Zile to commence at 0 o'clock, 6. Id, when etteud,
ince will be given and terms made known by
ctEpittul ps•Tras: •
preb.2B,rto.
JOHN' HANES, Auctlonver.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY:
The enbactiber, Intending to move to tho V ",
will sell et pnblin Bale, on Thursday, the 1814 e
Akira, 1889, !tt his residence, In Cumberland
bi Adams county, Pa., 9 miles west of Getty
On lbe illiatoberibtirg tnrinplite, the following n
ble Po/vital Property.•to wit:
2 NO.I WOll4 BOSSES, the one 8 and the other.
7 years old, 4 gOod Mules, all young and well I ,
two of them 8 pieta and two 7 years .
Much Cows, 4 bv -
broad tread Val
good Spring War
good
Bed, Sulk y Wood L , B ad un & ko
Wire-tooth Bake,
barrow, 2 set* of
Bridles atidCbilm
IS
ly three years,
rie
se
Nets, good
Baffles, 3 Busher
Corn Forks, sludh
Butt Chaim, MC
other Chains,Sle
Trough 2 Benit
single 'Treys,,
Forks, Morph
Wed AV*,
Also, gam
aeasueds, Bt
Tables
_; char*, I
Oeok Stove and
all Mode, Wool
Cop par Nettle,
Benches, Barrel
lisp, Snot Gnu,
too nomerobe to
Sale to comment
ante wilt be even
male—Ati en* ur
01310 or merely
on notes witkey
PILY Wit ch !tot
.. "4 " 400eitentit
Also. on rtoenair f
cloik; P. at, tto
on the min**,
situate to ittop
jointnA lan t
nani . Witabgbt
bath ca• aeb ,wit
ara reqnuten to
O a s
4 4 4 1 7 lobwi
b. oat •
.
INEWE
1.7 E ep 4 2 05
IZEI
,trg r.P.,cThafe of Lime, Ammonia arid mash.
Tblitn.nure contains all the elements to produce
kmd., and 1a highly reaxruheuded`
byell 'rho used ft, Cleo by distregatebed Ottethtsta ,
altubaie, by actlyal., tested It, guilltfea.
F OR pure water use, neither bad
t w i n , . 60d, rusty Iron, Dor whoa but,:
VIE canon/Aro
..v1 9 PUMP..
”• :wild &number wood. entfrOw g u kk u, ora ..
idiabje. Not patent into* but Lbw good'
i :lt;yuditoned wooden Pump, made by mackinaty, and
two period and noontide ht Wits
• equal amount of water, tojtbmt
• money. WAY Vita fan an at in ba
'
, L tad L ID yulootruotion a mewls that pp. pat
, cud kap it is tip:in Anus tbomoNtiftritu_i
wladged tbt tan tußdnummuy. Tuebtudbut Of
luiroor slat tub pump, free of nhatya, ' ;Saila UMW
at lowoottoatuasctorsrs. rot*.
ssoo2 6le it c" end ba tZe 26 ltt iitei fr ts' "Vi c i eln ag
o. SS Second at, Baltimore, Md.
P 44 9Q.-4w
WANTED ! WANTED !
A(LINTS of Other Nat in every town and "jaw,
tut the larvae UN DOLLAR SALE in the coun
try. .The entalleat a:Defeo sold can be exchanged Ayr
Idilver-plated drohottled Revolving Cleudor or your
cholas of 200'articlea dyidt exchange Het. Commis
don t o Avant timer than ever. Send for Circular.
8,0., THOMPSON t CO..
IEB ?literal street, Boston. Mau.
F2ZEIZZI
WANTED
BY a Arst.class 'LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
General and Local Agents for this and surround.
hig commas, Thedividend of this company In Jan.
was 60 percent.- Among its features are: 80 days
grace In , purulent of premiums; annual dividends;
all policies non.firibitehle ; does not limit travel.
• INSURANCE, P. 0., BOX 1874,
Ifeb. Philadelphia, Pa.
STALLSMITII, Dent
lit, located r in Gettysburg, offers Ws
services to t e pnollc. °dice In York street, nearly
opposite the lobe - Inn, .where he will be prepared to
/itterul to say saes Within the province of the Dentist.
Persons in want at fall or partial masa teeth are in-
Vtted toast'. TOMS reseonable.
April 8,1848.-0 •
IF YOU WISH
Try the Combination of
ALLEN, ATWOOD & BATES,
Great Mammoth Safe I
LICENSED BY THE U. 8. GOVT.
flas log bad r h o wrattile ß neb a iy .. ar o confident of
ancceae In
fierNOTICE.A
c.:ll;:a l Artrta li D t o ° l a l y ,d e aT.ligntrni a PVt a t b ern in
Piece of Sheeting, Sewing Machine, a Carpet; a Watch,
Ac., kn. go
ALE,' lEEE OF COST.
Greatest ludneenientrerer offered.
Circular and Basopla,sent froe to any addrevs.
ALLEN, ATWOOD dr, BATES,
N0v.57 1111 k, 78 and 84 DevonAilre at., Boston, Man.
Fab. 20.-4 w
I Want to rouse each sleepy head,
Who eland upon the brink,
Where yawning gulfs disclose the dead,
Who (Blea r but dkrnot, think.
I wan: to warn ths living ones
Who blindly grope along,
Ye fathers, daughters, mErtboro, 10,10,
What }writs round you throng!
Look oat, my nttier, are you free,
Or do you wear Chit mark t
Moat all are bUnd and earmot see,
Yea, groping In the dark.
Catarrh, i.dettlen la the head
Consumytto'n Is its eon;
Hills harts, ye., countless millions, dead,
Perhaps you may be one.
That hacking. hawking. 'pitting, shown,
Catarrh affeeta your head,
Matter and .time In throat or nose,
Buns down your throat Instead.
Your lung. and Hier soon will .how,
will feed IL
Catarrh, ilk w ir al ertet al "a
birth
C
'Till you rotona to earth.
freckle affect your bead and tfirylt,
ANN/11211am: buy;
Now don't hi:get - what I have
Or think thin subject dry.
IVoccatee ALVILIatTOIt cures
Cl2tarrh—t ha demon Ales:
It glee ft the 11.01 . 2, , good health inatires
And Catarrh quietly gifert.
I want to gratify my friends,
R'lw Iv hlt t t o nadsritantl
PA4N 1./1.1117, it; jl7e, It; enoe
And why Ifs:treat demand. ,
I want to show son, plain no day,
Why PA.I.Y Parxt atop tol
That you may never,l4 %ea a say
"I'l/ nut try paint again,"
PAIN PAINT will courbut Laver ataia ;
Yumpa !ague:mutlon out ;
'The hatrulene ore the brae at or bruit,
A trbil stops al( donm,
l - as 104V1e4
All pain will ee4 at core;
Itereara tho cage*, atl the cuue ;
None a
The ports will ape and drink PAIN rAINT
Absorbents elf with eue ;
Restores the weals, the tick, the (tint,
The greatest skeptic pleats.
FrapurPtittereet4 the place
Alitel , tzrattetion Glea,
Lot the:4 a( the ettscrhtee! beut
Stekee Pain in Tape rlte.
Tie thus PAIS Puri remurrs all doubt,
„Amerce the very curve
By pumping fulazurastich out ;
Op Ild ,p rot eer re!,re,
Wolcott's Palo Paint is bold at all Drug Closes; al.
so, Wolcott'. nunLtillator, for tie, cure of Catarrb and
Colds in the head. Beat tip Express on receipt of the
money, at 181 Chatham liqnsre, S. Y. R. L. Wolcott,
Proprietor. Feb 29.-4 w
HATA A CAPS,
LATES 6TYLIA3
L9AL4T PA/CEP AT
S II 0 E 8
OF ALL KINDS
AT REDUCED maces AT
LL D. WOODS.
AItiENTS WANTED FOR
SECRETS OF THE GREAT
- CITY,
nbricerseriptire-o f the VIRTUES mid the ricEs,
the MYSTERIES, MISERIESand CRIMES
of Sew Fork City.
It./0;/. WisL Lvet /swipes. s i rs mad e sea
loa a t' n • day; Lou Shrewd Men aro milled In Wall
Street; how Countrymen are swindled by Sharpers;
how -Ministers and merclosnts are Blackmailed; how
Dance Galls end Concert Saloons are Managed; bow
Gambling Doubts and Lotteries are conducted; bow
Stott and Oil Companies Originate and bow the Dub
blesiiiirst, rend th:s work, it contains 35 tine en
gravings; tells all stoat the Mysteries and Crimes of
New York, aril is the Spiciestand Cheapest work of
the Lind potilith,l.
PRICE ONLY $2:50 PER COPY.
113...g0ind for 0 ircalart and Dee our terms, and a full
description of the work. Address, JON B 8 138.0111-
ERB 4 CO.. £biledaphia, Pa.
cAUTlON —lnforior worts of a shriller
character are being circulated.
ea shirt the Wick, you boy contain 35 dos morsel op
and at Li... 19 per copy. • ' [1011).19.-2t
BOWER'S
COMPLETE MANURE,
31iSTFACITUD
-11-ENRY BOWER, Chemist,
Pm LA DELPHIA
EMEM
VIRIWCTEL la= FAMIADOLLS/i1171031
Ilzoksd in. Bags Of 200 lba, each,
44i1 try 4,044 generally throughout dm omntry
DflOS, hIIARPLESB & CO.,
Agents,
133,,uth Water and 40 South Delaware Aveutte,
PHILADELPII/It.
Psi seta rr
Wildje BEYNOT,Ev,
79 f3OBTII. EITRZET, v
.
BAITIMORI„
And by dasher. generally throughout theuourtry:'
For tnthruzation,addreee henry Bower, Phtladel3
I'UNPS I FUNP3 I.
BLAToalawr, _
arth !lawn 4. l _B**-
lawisos t i kPit
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MIs B Q EYPND
sI PPI
.aenpiete Ifistery of thellese &diet and
Territariee s from the Gtreac. River -
to the Great'Oeea?t:
•
BY ALBBRT D. RICILI.RDSQN.
Life and ;Nem/nee on Prairie:. Maemeteins, and the
Pacific Coast. ;VGA owr 200 descriptive and Photo.
graphic Victor the Scenery, titter, Lands; Nines
and Curiosities of the Great West
To proopoitl,e emigrants and settlers in the "Far
West," this History of 'that vast and fertile region
will prove an invaluable insistence, supplying as it
does a want long felt of a full, authentic and reliable
guide to.climate. soil, products, means of travel, &c.
AGENTS WANTED.—Send for Circulars and seeour
term, end atoll description of the work. Address,
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., Philadelphia, Pa.
20,000 COPIES SOLD IN FORTY DAYS.—
Unparalleled sale of Looks!
The Great *Metropolis •
A MIRROR OF NEW YORK.
The Great -Sensation of the &aeon Is selling be
yond all precedent. Good Territory Milt Free!
1000 Aoras WANTED.
oar Send for our Yictssilal Clreuosr, which le sent
free and is worth seeing. Don't buy any imitation
book. Be sure cud get THE 311BRO1t. Address B LLS
& 00., Newark, N. J.
LOCK RATON, PA
Musts. Memnon a. BAKEwnx,Plttbburi4l3, Pa.
001 IS :—We have btu/ using your mako of
GANG SAWS
in our Atill„and And thew, in poiut of quality, nuperi
or to soy we have ever timed. Your*, Ac.,
FfIAW, BLANCHARD & CO.
•
• .bote•vrotrs, N. Y.
LIPPINCoTT t BANIWALL:—WO barb no trouble with
your
SAW S ;
they don't need to be lined np with paper; we pm
them on the 31andrel and they go right along.
Temper perfectly 11.111a0rEll and quality onsurpamed.
neepectlially, PDX, '
LIPPINCOTT & BAKFWELL,
31auufaetnrere of Clzeuttr, Muley, Hill, Gang and
CreeaCut Sawe,Cltpptog Axee,alletttpee. Colbufnlo
Patent Axe, Sbote:s, tivadtaand.3lllea' Potent Cover
ed Scoop.
A OENTB WANTED In every town to sell the cele
brated Clipper Mowers owl Reapers—Lightest
draft az d moat durable mac' h:nes made. send for ci
eanr. etipyrit MoWza & ItrApe.a Go., 12 cliff et.. New
York.
Plows ! Plows Plows I
• CAST
T E
A:varded 4',- , !.;:hrm at Purit.
CIRCULARS FrtEl.q To ALI.
Addrean, COLLINS &
12 Water street, P.
STEAM ENGINES
•
AND noluiti4.
L'lto3l 4 TO 350 HORSE POWER, iniduelitic the cot° ,
iirated Cortina Cut.uif Engitie*, Shit: ra::e Ha
thinery Eugtnct, Peraal,:e 41,, Cir
cular; light., laud CAN; t , ain Milli, Shaft Lug, Pull. ya,
&c., Lath atid Rhlngto .11014, Wheat and Corn
Circular Sam, belting, inc. Stud fir de Criptive Cir
cular and Prko Lint.. WOOD & M.tN.N STEAM EN
GINE CO., CtiC.4, N. Y.
PIANOS! PIANOS! PIANOS - !
"The Parlor Favorite."
r nig, itnnaense dtulthd fur this p , rzi..! .- Ins:rut:l,lA
has Indzce.: us L. :...41, It. u.,,..t,,j,:nr,. a optc;._
II ty, and we are conswlle•ntly Pnthi-d t,.., ~L. ' ..r them
at much ;Amor rails than Mr. eitrg , Al fir PM Oar M
atti:molt. by tither r.talcp.re. I n.,,,fu ~ .freeri•:, . .nt 'lea l
els or send for our iIIIICIIAIrd cat.:th , ) , ,;,n•-• zn.l ~,, ic,, 1 - .. t
Address 0F..). N. GUCLD a ou.,
rianofvrte ManufActur(qa,Boeton, 315si.
'ANTED, AGENTS, 575 to 1200 per month, every-
TT where. male and female, to intioiltim, the
OMNI:INE IMPROVED COMMON SENsik: F.t.MILY
BEWINQ MACHINE. This miclolne w:11 etitori, hem,
fell, tuck, qullt,*(ord, bind, braid Ind milli:ol,ler in a
most eaherfor manner. P/ ice .. 3 .Y $ l,l . le Ay war
ranted far tier vials. We rill pay Itml tor any ma
chine that will sew a etrunger, more brautiiul, or
mare elastic scam than ours. It !naked the '•Elaatic
Lock Stitch." Every taxon! Stitch can be. cut, and
still the cloth cannot to palled apart without rearing.
lt. We pay Agents from Sib to line per month and
expense., or a cciamailoi.n foul all kit twice that
annaint uiri be made. Addrewi Ii. , ECOMEI A CO., Pitt.
burgh, Pa... !Raton, )lass., or Lt. Louie, MO.
CACTI JN.—Da not be - inip..,,l upon Ly °II., par
tiespalmihs I , ,,thh,e la+ rider
the same 4ante or ethcrw Lc. Can: 1,1 [Le cn.y gen
t:ill:o.nd really practical cheer, machine rrinprNotnred.
B 3 WONDER.
INDUSTRY SEWING micaiNE.
Only TUBJeILDOLLAJSII- Simple, 1.'4,4141 14,1 dur
able. Makes tamsatie dealt. stitch, and ettiat.ted for
all kluge of plain mewing. Any child c'tti ivarate rt.
An elegeSA itt. Teo rv e 4:rak is dilly. :rut in per fret
ordet tik.rewedirt of brice Adduce 1311Mbl'it
SZIVENU. lidr.llDirk CO., 41acitieter, S. IL
•
Avoggra n usgitlift"sa:s and FRUIT
GROW ELL—Bend far particular, of ho
prnred Frail 2}ri. and Vine Inri:prator and hues!
Dalr.joer." 'Samples to trat will he fora anted to any
part of the Chard States and perfect eatitfection
guaranteed. Good Agent. are wanted In ovary Coun
ty in the United States. Adarese J. ALIEARS,
&cola! street, Baltimore, Md.
The Patent Magic Comb
Wlll °War gray hair a permanent Black or Lrukn
Sold everywhere. Sent Isy =Allier $1,50.
Address WM. PATTON, Treasurer,
Magic tomb Company, Bpringii..l.l. Masi.
WANTED--AGENTS—To . sell tLe AMERICAN
KNITTING MACLIINE. Price $25. The aim
plait, cheapest and bran Knitting M.:chine ever (h
-ymned. Will li4;it a:.Alelf per intrinie. Liber
al Inducement i
KNItTINI ST:SCIILNE
Luata,3lo.
EVKILY spoutsuAN, FAttllklt AND nuicer-
MAN, shot:hi net.d Er our pamphlet of :20
containin g a lull . leveription of n new invention- by
which Ilan most inveterate kickers, funtpra s l, awl
eiriinis horses can Le driven with perfect STIJ,iy. YiJr
breaking and trainin g horse,, it is better than itarey's
or aby ether system. Seta free. Address N.P.BOYER
k CO., Pnrkeisbur g , Chester Co, rn.
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•
FARMERS,
Fruit Growers & Gardners.
Best's "Lny)roeed Patent PrWt Tree
.Lleiyi,rator and Vine In
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rrii/S in truly on' of the gie,itcst dlacmgeries ever
nmde— combioing. the most lawful ingredient!?
ever known for frni•, grain and general vegetation.
As a fertilicar, it has no no equal. When applied to
the tree it peuitrates every pore—destroying every
species of insect, and the worm in the heart of the
tn.., or p10 , f.-..rorm , :ting with the mineral suhstaneet
of the earth, destroys the ranee ahripreVente the? creas
Lion of 641) d, ertetive insect. It will prevout Cur ,
culio froie ?winging the plma It will kilt the peach
grub. It will I oven the?ln. t an.( tad:. on the
vi ne an d tr,efoucl t eft i;e- and fir.bark the .
stock. In a wor I, it e - Vole tree and
gives It W;lra:and the ?severity
of the weather...l ita fruit. It .witl destroy
afl insecti white Cultist the pit-enwers, etteumbere,
potables, planta de. amt ' stimulate - thetr
growth. It will prevent weevil; Mildew, rust or the
' fly from trgebing the wheat, and this cut aretrutfrom
the corn. It is flew extensively used in the Western •
Stolen, mrS persons who use It would-not ho without,
it for Gnu thousand times its Tahoe. Nieman. who nib
a single unit tree can afraid to belfftilevit UpOtt
application. we will refor to peradro who are maim ft
lu 13.crkz-ce.mty, end woad utl take - Stefanie the* -
recipe, we e ill give residence and .r. nn
dere igued kayo purchnsod the silerritt , rose,,,eall•
and atply the Intigmantr, wfthitir Of
York, Comberland. Adams, frank-Km Chester, Del.
aware, Iltaitgemery, Lehigh and PfstledsphinfhWand.
county, and are now prepared to sel
county stem, Perform who have
shipslyyeutadeashighens6otp pliwds7 set's,
farm MIMI§ at from it) to &10 per
Address • laV.ft
k~ao.i~.—am•
•
The public arc lowilleei. to piiieltiieo no right Oa.
Abe."e•dli.i.o. 4 o". IT ; .loamon, of holiimmerghlouLirie
will p rowil to - to rtientmoidOnSilitrplit U AO
him to isell• or as: . The etliwekh Tbe thiia3un 'to*
ritory ie own Pd by use. 4 G ee.ropiter p 7 BliiisW twe.
proved. l'ito.t.Trul .now. n Aldan of Its Thgfaitreagil.
out right low M•Migeei Immo th!palealleef Mt: Bon,'
who Ii now persecuting ..thoweg to eko kg Natoli
Court. for from!. _auks k 00.
Ifil
- gni itudissmtnis •
Receipts & Expendittkres
OF ADAMS COtiliTY FOR 1868.
Commationns' Orrice,
Aiwa ommyy. P.
- -
AGREEABLY to an ant of Assembly, entitled "An
sot to raise Connty Rates and forthear ragntrins
the Commissioners of the respective counties to pub.
belt • statement of the Recelpte and Swpondltursa
yearly; we, the Comtahwiettere of Timm Of mkt maw
ty, do report as follows, to wit from the 7th day . of
Jemmy. A. D. Mt, to the 6th day of J &unary, k. D.
1669, both daya incluelvez
U. D. WATTLXB, Esq., Treasurer, and the Gomel*.
liOrlerll, In account with the county of Adams, as
follows:
DR.
To cash in bands of former Treasurer, at lut
settlement2os 79
4 4,,titanding county Taxes and 411 Rants
• hagula of Collectors 12,825 60
/41 '*Qad ilndLeirias assesterlfer um.
Cbunty Dm. State Tsa
- ..,„„21,886 40 2335 63
Bor. of Gettyabm • / 15 04
Quit Rena ..... `4O fr 217 10
Cumberland twp 1, 219 62
Huntington " ..... 1,606 ' 44 44
Oxford 1.561 71
Franklf n . 1,987 43 837
Ileuallen " 1,509 22 DA 72
Straban " 1,920 34 848 76
Ilamiltouban "„.... 1,293 74 146 86
11ountpleea't • 1,780 00 267 10
Reading 1,61910 254 80
Latin:kora ” 1,116 91 205 64
Butler 1.127 03 100 24
Hamilton " 1,4 M 70 243 11
Union • " 1,679 10 278 01
11ounkft4 1,368 10 210 53
Germany " ..... —• 883 42 146 62
Tyrone 1,001 76 136 74
Liberty 941 78 133 06
Berwick " 639 13 96 92
Freedom " 642 8Q 68 37
itishiand 8.17 32 in 82
Conowago a 1,307 43 188 80
Llttleatown for 626 68 120 92
Berwick a 348 70 70 15
Loans from Batik and irundry parsons...... 6,533 535,319 TI
IS
Cash from Philip Irani; Sheriff. for Joey
fees, for 1868
TO Off
Cash from Coati Johnson,oosts .. 20 00
Cash from sundry persona, for old lumber 10 10
Cash from S. R. Russel; Esq., Dividend on
Water Stock
Cash from IL Betzel.coets
Cash from Jacob A. Kit=lller,forcoal for
office
2000
Cam from A. W. Minter, for coal for office 20 00
Cash froin Dr. Stalismfth, for old stove.— 4 00
Additional Tax
35 66
Balance due Treasurer, by county 1,165 14
The outanding County Tax
followuit Ben* appear
to be a n the hands of the ing collectors, to
wit:
Yrs. Co nectars. Bort.lt Mop:,
1887,
C. Eppel:nen, Manallen.
Y. Wallet, Ilamllton
wm. a s icm,*Gettysburg.. ...... 1,061 90
‘• " Quit Rent 5........... 175 04
Charles 8. Wright,* Butler 713 94
T. Pfleiger,* Berwick borough... 308 83
. 1 . Wrdie3' l . ol a,* Cumberland 1,235 67
A Strasbangh,•Couowigo 864 23
Robert Frank1in......... 783 53
0. W. Scott. Freedom„...:„ 71 17
Wm. Duttern.,* Germany.. ...... 588 44
Deo. Slaybaugb,* Iltintiggton... 816 85
J J. Nolen,* Hamilton 498 11
F. 31'Cleaf,* 11 .usuitonban.. ...... 54.2 69
thigh 11 1 / a nghs* 1110 land 137 84
J. v. 61'8herry, Littlerstoirn bur. 178 80
John 6 .lartfn, .La Huta.. 461 45
John Clark, Liberty .... „„ ....... , . 941 W. Hullo:lA[l,4 Nioquticry .... 784'59 SS
J. Bneeringer, , Montt !pleasant,— 938 10
H. A. Al innlgh,s 3:lsmail/a 938 94
Frank Martin, Oxford ...........
g. .... 411 55
John Nitehman,* o n go
Ephraim' &driver,* Btreben ...... 688 18
John Itekenrode,* roo 426 43
Michael Kit•miller,* triton ........ 494 11
re. Berwick townek in full before settlement
Menallen and Ilamiltunha v
ev paid In foll Stir lira,
since settlement, also Oxford, Liberty and Litt lestown
in lull for 1809, 'Mee settlement. liege marked Olney
Lire since paid in part.
.xwcuapy P.up't
By orders paid out as follows ClL
:
By auditing and settling public aCcounta.
J. C. Neely, Bag., Auditor appointed by
the Court-to audit public offices
Clerk', pay
Counsel fees
Michael Rupp, court house teener
Jury Cominiseionere PAY
A. Bheely, County Superintendent; Insti,
tutos for 1867 and 1848 ...................... 189 20
Adams County Agricultural Society 100 00
Wood and Stone Coal for public Buildings
foribfiB and 1809
591 15
Notes and interest paid Bank and sundry
persons
4,875 94
.Iseaelors and Assistants pay , 56
Treasurer of Aims Rouse 11,600 00
lequisition on the body ofJacob3Lickley.. 11 OS
Tax. refunded to sundry persons 23 70
J. 51. Pitteuturf & Bro., oontract in full
for Conowcgo bridge_
tiv: beep ry e:
ing pri cars at the R. S. Peahen-
Wm. J. Martin, Tobacco fur Jail
Ifeurdy & Hamilton e
R. Cl. Silleaary, Req., Treasurer of law
library, refunded Recognizance, 1,200 00
James Rouser, arresting horse thief and
/ mileage
8119
Dr. J. N.C. O'Neal, salary and medicine
for Jail
31 U
Directors of the Poor par..... ........... 60 00
Fox scaly. .•..
81 00
Philip Rama, Req., Sheriff, far auenmon•
ing Jurors 100 80
D. li . iilingle, Shoes and mending Sur
Jolt
A. J. Cover, Esq
Wm. A. Duncan, Esq.
Coat Espev,ses.
Grand Jurp .A 616 16
Gen. Jn. y and Ttp ataTes pny....2,170 041
CeriiiSeaces otConstatgelroturne MIX 77
Bills of court coeti..-.... ..... U
LIT 48
PAilip Hann, Slierif.
To Lour ding prisoners and Torn.
key's fees ZOOS In
Washing for prisoners 441
2,034 ES
Beddi,,s and Ciathingfor Prison.
Reber: S E11i0t....
Jacob Brinkerhoff.
CASH !
Ph alp Hann, Sherif.
Conveying prisoners to the I. S.
Penitentiary
Conveying prisonen to the State
Lunatic ......
Cbussissiexess' Ptsy:
Salzuel W0k,'13,4q 300 00
Nicholas Wiimuth, Zig 300 00
Jacob Lott, E.1.... „ ..._........_.....300 00
pop 00
Postage, Phinting and :Stationery for Cbaintistioners'
(eke-
11. J. Stable, Job Prln ting and Ad.
Tertian:lg
Ilarper, ad'Pheraota * Buehler,
Advertising.--
D. A. Buehler Pootage. .............
A.D. Buehler, Statlonary
J. L. Schick, '6
380 87
8 76
35 76
14 85
1170 54
Proikr;notary and Clerk of Sessircnsa Res.
A. W. 51Inter, fees ......... 172 55
J. A. Kitzmiller, fees 55.00
. rketion Officers'
Spring Election • 455 97
Fall Election 021 58
Presidential Election 015 55
Road Damages and Vimocre.
Qeo. W. Thomas ' „. 120 00
William Parr 245 00
PI:01411)0m- 18 00
Levi B.affenaperger 50 00
Martfn Itaffeurperger —. 10 00
Francis Bream, for Viewers mil
Surveyor 6 50
. .
Joseph Stough.. 5 50
Thiry .L.Plaat. 600
Geo. W. 3 Pff1e11m.........—. ......... 54 00
Wm.F. Bonnet; 10 00
A. D. Buehler and Einehert„...... 44 43
Repair: at Bridges.
Repairs at Swift Bun Bridgc 121 18
Repairs at Canawago Bridge at
Brieter's 5 00
Repair* at Otatniego. Bridge at
Bali's— •..... 58 83
It4aira 893 91
aepzlie,aeTzikniwi eek. Bridge 77 89
Bellaire at 115rutltdian Bridge.- 250
Rapai Oil Cdtdiltagaa &Mg; 70"00
Retatira at. Little 15oaewelpa
Bross at Kitamiller's 4 2.5
Repairs atiligtlenowago Blida*
at Areadteritie. ... 9 00
ilsokircat aoricCnikakidigs..... 398
Repairs at Pubb
Gawp, Warner, Painting, Court
If caw. • 61. 50
Danner & COX 4a, Mt el
Danaar gamwspomarc
Jail . 33,
=treatnagi "11
92.
ass da.
os
jam Wimp, OF. 'Mit .a3J r a/dr - .. ' Li,
po w ,sbeadwaroat
itakinkauximaa.._fbriaal3ssl;.
.4,17..1e5tr„..:'. 22 35
4 4 r5t,cre,1p.,,.7,11...01,... 502 .
D. Vizi;12 ... UMM.7...-..-. ~,,, . . 325
Salamixi tketaailw 73
Viti o Wittat s lati— 7 110
Je --. 230
4111114 Ar. Sea, Claws and CO.
triaognakoa***-CPWasoca—..-- .
re fees- •
• .onsissAtingt*almiliiiiiiiiiii:Thasea
1444 ab
$64464 44
30,435 84 4,884 40
41440L44 44
6as oo
143 21
814 1 105 0,1
2,797 00
District Attorney's Psis.
._.....11!95 60
4,361 16
88 77
--.. 21 78
164 20
4490
IM
227 84
1,003 20
579 00
1,047 87
EEEI
EMI
623 24
2,072 41
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VagSfro" L S. luso% divldin on WI.
tor talk.
Club tram Eltiaboth.Botnisi, coot.
Club tram J. A: IC Ititentil!,r, coal tut ullicto,
Cask from A. W. Minter, coal fur
Cub from Dr. Stallsigth, for novo
Addblibnni tax—.
Dame due Treasursr by eon uty
.;1,70q idiftng fbr-1 . 1 . 1 . 1 . 3 . t
fees far 31166
" 1866
11 lag
Biconarstions for 2806......
/$06.«...«
Dlabutsemeds to on county order....
Trealyuree• commisekto..
We, the audarelgned, auditors of the musty et A.
ems, Owllrillgallin, Ideated and morn ip
. pursuanc
of law, go report that we wet, aid - audit, settle an
Ihtiuld.?Via' to law, the accounts of the TresA
urer trad waselonert of said county, c , toood
on that day of Japuary. A. D.. ISeg, and ending c
the 6th (laf of derarntry, A. D., 1869—both days
basiye; at said accounts as aettlod above sod ent,
cord In Settlement hook In Lb* Comrooo, , ,
-e of adonis county, Is rorreet„ sod Mat o
.44 due tits Treasurer, by ecnuty, ~ f • , o
NAdF.soi and ADT-DT• &Maas cud
'4,) VIA to outstanding taxes, f.. 1:
"AJFedend are dollars amt • i
ed
era' On,
find a bala,
thousand one h..
.teen ceata,41,16.3
teas tbonaand ileum b.
ty.five cents, ($14,703
Ile.
31.11. b
E. O. URA
Feb. 12.—t1
COLLAT ERA I, IN . HERITANCI.:
1„.) TAX.—Tho following is a atateaketit
of the Cobateral Inheritance Tax received by Wn,
nottaworth, Seq., Register of adorns mangy Maio.:
the pier running front Dec. let, le6T, to Dec. let, PO;•,
from the estates uf the Llione log named dern•frot
Samuel Deardorff
Margaret Leer. . - ..... . . •
idmand V. Gabormater...
llptirsbn .....
Andrew J. Smith
Jo hgattrangh.-....
Joh Christiana Spangler
John George Her5h10r......,
Louis Santa.
Aou Douglass....
James Marry...,
1200
6 00
Deduct Rftister's fee, 3 per cent. fur cultec
tfmt
Balance due Commonwealth
I hereby certify that the foregolcig la a corr.,
statement of the Collateral Inheritance Tait, re ,, iv - ' 1
from the estates of the Above named diaeclouta, io th,
Register's Mace of Aduna county, Petinilylvanit,
the year ending Dec. let, 19(18. • -
Feb. 12.-4 t c. NEeLy, Ae.ltt-r
150 TEACHERS WANTED.
$75 TO $l5O PSR HONTQ; c , rrall }sari iAt4
dress "The Peale's Journal," Pbiludetyltie,
Feb. 1.2.-5
uT Awrzu.—.3•l4.nu m to travel and men by evel,l,
&OAR 1100 yr goods. Ritual blue petraltielat,
1 .les. Addt.. l .lth .tamp, It . It I);+
CO. 413 Chestnut at., Philadelphia, Pa.
PAINTS FOR PARMERN. llnenrpasse.l
purpose. $6 FOR s Dbl. of 3130 i,L1.3. 6eud 1 , •,
circular. GRAFTON MINERAL PAINT Ci),,
Pearl street, New York. [flab. 1.!.-iw
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$lOO t°.._s%oo per month.-salary paid t .
Rood Aou to sell our fa
tentiilea-corrarsre 'him Wire Cl g
edhes ti
hues. State ago
and put occupation, and zuldrensi the American Wir,
Co., in William at., N. Y., or 15 Dearborn at., Chirac,..ni:-
. .
A GENTS WANTED.-For the only .a toei
of Gen. Gr•nt. and hi. !tautly
their approval. Engraved by dartadu. Jre Irp l.y
h.
ti.o9. 100 per cent, to agent.. Addres3 (1(.101):"P61:1,
&CO.. C 2 lap, or No. Xi Pork Row N. Y.
lob. 12.-4 w
132 00
NEW 14001_(-200 ENtiIUVINt
The Fernier' end Mechanic's Manuel. o ht,d :.)
Geo..E. Waring, Jr., author of 'Training. •
"Elem.DP, of Agriculture," ite. A book of great rah,
-
to Mr] one. Send fur Id pagu circular. AL:.'nl.
wanted. TREAT k CO.. rubli.liera,
N. Y.
treb. 12. H.
24 00
600 00
75 00
35 00
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THE CHRISTIAN, GO CENTS !I
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troverey, pulftics, puffs, pills, or potent
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TOBACCO .ANTIDOTE.
VV.s on . tize r YD
ly irragetable:u a l
b4m re t. ltykr. ;
cad eterieher Me Bktekt, Invigorates the Systree,
asemta great Noartehlug aa4 otceasibmatat 'woe. 0.
as excolleat Appetifiei, 11114111111 e the notaatta teal, tto t
that haastlast bad: osmium eteey re/reeklag, and
lithe& robust health, Rate terra °ad Cke wer Jor
real Oared. Price , Yttty yeti* vost Gee . d tr.
cloo.ou Rho Lokibrooa . efacts of Tobacco, o ith lint.
rebratteea, teeettaealate, rent free. Agent, .n:.: -
ed. Addreett ar; T. L ABBOTT, Yetaey Uttyi N. T -
Sold by all Druggist/. [Feb.
(115 .S 0
WE ARE COMING,
.AND WJLL PNENINT TO ANY PARSON
EET3
Saluting as a Cluil la oar urns
One Dollar Sale of Dfy and Fancy
GOODS,
309 10
WATCW, Piece of SHEETING, :ILI:
PA 17111-V, te..
FREE CiOsT.
Oar Inducements dortwobe past jkli‘ ware hare
IMI2
We naw double*our Rat e
of Premilms
Willett. made rano y Important addition, to
Winter Stocks, and hare largely exterklml oat t:t.
change List, and we now feel confident to meet the
demands of our extensive patronage.
SOU! for lrew Circulars
Catalogue of Goods and Samples amst M may mid re..l
tree. Send money by registered letter.
Address all orders to
/ P. HAWES S CO.,
15 Yedand Streetrttoston,
P. O. Box O.
lino Web Dealers lu Dry and Fancy Coals, Cut !,ry
Plated Wit% Albums, Leath ertlet..l,,, &c.,
Dec. 11.-12 w .
TI& AMZEtIOAN '
BUTTON HOLE OVERSEA3IIN(I
SEVVING MACHINE Co.,
In directing attention to their CRC, EIHATED COU
BEVATION BUTTON HOLE J! BItIVLNG
beg have to rehr to Its wonderfttrpopttlatity as con
elusive proof or Its great merit.
• The increase in the demand for this eiltuthienc
haws beep TEN YOt.D dewing Me tall:gem months ni of It.
first year Wore the public.
Thie grand and surprihng mach is unprpcsdeki.d
in the histot7 of sewing-machines; and we feet tail)
wsrrattte4la claiming that
.I.T! RAZ NO .11QMIL,„
BEM AB§OVUTELY MY. BEST
PAlnLir MACHINE
IN TUB WORLD,
And Intrinsically the' Cheapest
It is really two machicrewirombhilut in one, (by • dm •
plead beautify! mechanical arrangement,) matio“
both the Shuttle or Lock-stitch, sad the averseaming
and Button hole stitch, with equal facility and per.
fiction. It executes in the eery but moaner every en•
riety of Sewing, such bp, liemmi, Yelling, Cording,
Tacking Stitching , Braiding andinting. Oathering
and Sewing on, (Mn at the same time,) and In addi
tion,Ovanmaina, Embroiders on the edge. and maim'
beautlitil Dutton sad Eyelet Rolfe in all labrica.
. Every lifachine warranted by the, Company, or t.
Apatay to give entiromilielhation,
Clrcears with full partkiniare and sample. of work
don. on this Waning, oan.b• bad on application at M.
BalasyncoasoftlinOutopany, '
.Frieveldft and. Criontat Sfreet.l,
Philadelphia, .14:4.
lantrodkas given ois the MIA file at the 7003M1 . .
the Company gruthltouely Igen purchasers,
A GINTS WANT BD,
FREDEASOIC PA;.ackx,Lionl
W. B. MIINDEII urs., Tliagirgr,
V. W. ROiID3ON, Agent,
iCkityslitirge P.
341 0 - 1 1 _
FOR SALE.
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