The star and sentinel. (Gettysburg, Pa.) 1867-1961, March 12, 1869, Image 3

43oints.. , —Xiew'daya ago a ter
y ocrured at It. J. McKetincy . f.,
t welve.miles below Vincennu,
een Jonathan 01laver ant] Mil
tresser, rasniting in the instant
is of the partiets and the piohithle
indinge the 'other. The guar
Old over .a game of cards, in
Tgstres:er struck 011 aver with
..kk.s: The latter then re
,ti hitmelf 1\ 1;11 a huge hunting
..1 t im?amtering Bergstresser
into Lim. tiir Made penetrating
weast Mticiing a lei tilde wound.
1 luau, iu ,pite of .his dreadful
ade his way into the house, pro
ubled barrekd shot gun, and dis
t& contents into the back of his
who was retreating, killing him
stoutly.- Both men had twine
5 among their frivds und assai
-1 were regarded as among the
went and reliable workmen at
01' LrNATI6.-MC an-
Pennsylvania State Lu
pint I conveys sonic interesting
H. The ..- , tatisties show that of
nc males. 171 arc farmers, 101
black:zni;ic ::5 capenters, 43
I 4; phyL-icians. and 7 printers'
. 3.,2 Ivcre huuziswircs, 64 dangl4-
nags., so llOin and 354 no
. the wbuk number being 1,073.
lv,ees from P..tra;usy, received
:nip telegraph from Lisbon, state
I an army with him, and
pozdti,m , in the interior of
The Rijn Liu,. command of the
es had been transferred to the
, neral, de Souza Correa.
'sprcial alotire,s
Tv zilollB IiEEPLItS
Nen Wetth of the goo& yoo cull (6
in litrlort Street Plitiluielphi.a. Then
W'l. BLAIR & SON, South Eud, Car
l..r« n touch larger et ak orgoods thnn
et her,to in )lark. t Street, ['hiladcl
,r[
tht it own , art,, who brine; direct•
minf.,tu r,, and 1,5 lii Arcola - mod:oe you
as you want, at in , idt
t rant all the g- they sell.
.1:11.ty :-yropv t,r, hand.
IV , I. BL AIR & SON.
, uth End" Carlinle,
itory of th 031,1 Statos...:.
A (.It ENAT.A-111T1115 LEAVES.
—Their iidor is strong, diffusive, and
roniatic, tLoir taste bitterish, and analu-
AND haver are
int, wlt h a rq.cta li..r trader - 3' to tho
!14.
von in , antdainti, of the Urinary Orcans,
I, CLrunic Catar-h of the Bladdtr, Mar
of the Bladder and Uretha, Disease of
!and. and Rt tentiort or Incontinence of
luso of tone In the parts concerned In its
fhe rtmealv Las also been recommended
Chr.d:lr Rheumatism, Cutaneous Affec-
>rrecr Itrruc k used hyperone from
an iron% au to v r in tho
do
.! i3O . ant!' Courtnoniont, or Labor
.1,51,..! rt% lids! n.
to teroales the Extract Ituollu,
.),her no in 'lllorcalia, or
rite Painful less Or riupproantion or
it, s, CL l I at. aor S , Li:rous State
%%. Leo:, dinn. r \Vh%trs.
°PATEL, AND
:,,,,;;tine increases the
tit V.Zel.es the Absorbents into
thelslttcrporCalcartOtisde
t,eH. t r iJtlatur.tr trgenionts are ta t
a,1,1 Inflammation.
Et lit CT- it cared every zase of
it L. Loon given. Irritation of the
btd der. nod Ittllauttnatiou of the Kid.
Lin of the Kidneys and Bladder. Reten•. lust...uses of the Pr......tat0 • Stone
•[ . .ilit 111 u..1,41 - r,...1, Brich•Dust Deposit.
\L Iky Dlacbarges, and for enfeebled and,
Still inns, of both ,I`Xe,nt tended with the
Indisposition to Exertion, LcAE.
Mette.tt y, Dieneolty of
. Ti etnnltng, 11. , rror of Disease. {Sake-.
Ythien, Pain in Gat, Back. -lint
lt.; of tit. Body. Dryness of the Skin
the Countenance, Unit - arse:
lii• r Sytten.i.
-
ru,ily is Disiretina
I 1 , : • snll 1)i , eases srlsingWrom Lnbitr
iniprildeliCeB in !iie.
im
• fl ,upet seding Cot.s.ita iu at
, tcs a is 11...1i, Nucb tionorstaasa,
s/i g , not S:yl , ll,:i tic AfteCtii,u.-.....in
Used lo C , t/Or01; ,- .. , 11 IA 1111),TU0LD'i
Drni.rg.nl;; t1c..11,,rd (Aar) where. Be
t erf Act: hr 11,lnibold'a. Take no
L.r ti bottles for $B-50.
any ouldr,a. Inscribe eynkplome In all
. T. 111:L)1 LULU, 594 Broadway, N. Y.
t 3; UENUINE LES:, DUNE UP IN
nsvt.o v.rmlovr, 1;41 fac•stuile of my
and signed
H. T. II HUSIBOLD
L ItAILIZiLL IVIRE GUAR`;....
Fronts, )turns, &c.; :cen Bedsteads,
ter sheepaud t.0ut.....y Yards; Br - maul:id
Screens for Coal,.
kc.. Lieavy C7 . -111V,1 Cloth for Spark
andocape Wires fur 1S iudows, &c.; Paper
nsuteutal Work, &c. Every:.,
7 whiressai the manufacturers, NI,
SONS, No. 11 North Sixth st.,
[Feb, v , IF6D.-1y
NI S, BLINDNEiS AN.i) CATARRH
the utmost suecvss, by .1. 'Tastes. M. D.,
r nJ the Ile: and Ear; (his
;her „1/, - dico l'ennsylrania. 12,
(forrucrly of Le) den, Holland.)
ct, Pula . Testinioninie Carl be aeon at
he Medical faculty are invited to sccorn
tle ht as be has no secrete in his prac
ial eyes inserted without pain. No
aruinatloo. [Jan. 29.—1 y
G LIKE IT IN MEDICINE.
been Jaime•' thittif we knew it, there
herb, or • combination of herbs„ roots
i,t would cure all rho ills human flesh is
Mishier, ith iciewr of ht., professional
kept this idea constat,:ey in view, and
•IYand perseverlagly for years to find
treble treasure Though they have not
ant cure fof all coutpinints, they have
dintovozod a remedy, which, as yet, has
curing Chills and fever, Dyspepsia. and
;Wag from any ituptuity of the blood nr
ot of the atigeft tire organs,
iut, Coughs, Colds, flick treaintche. Nen
usn, se, General Debility and all an,-
vino. and Urinary Or,;.,ns,
in of Lt. indefatiga Ids
la Mishler's flush Da
istvver int:o.ll;c,d takes Ills- place 4J',
•Ige lio:; of kitiv•r remedies u.ed bert•tc
.:Aipiitiu is luvutluned
Druggists and General Dealers.
RSIIALL'S F.1.tX.111
•
e— Dyspepsia — L , oBtzve)iesB.
ler with Lleaderche tis MARSHALL'S
convinced that irltbough other
dto cure you, thir will giro ou
t. tunneta rt. let.
1, in u.,ht and fat;gue your uercen hn ro
th....sdachc: admonish . yuu
r. Sacyuc n cx may happen, such as
A DISINE.`i= OF SIG lIT,
trolitig laivotyl ntleCtione, thenl,to.; LE, altd .:r, to your syhtral,
pot! , Ct
digt,t,d tnntlit l e ti t
.:1111,0,113orP114,:it, wont
,1 hr. it t
Nt.tr.ttslr, I . l:txt. p.
nul t, 21:
.;!: t Ln• cl,awind from :in nnhi , Athy
and thi. t.thin nt
vt ate I. .V 1,1,9 ;Ire
:arel4ll'etlxix, 41
tf.ll 1.2,01 .1,1,11,et qt
ALL A C. Dru,Aglotd, Prnprittcry.
1 y
A C.ARD
• an, while roan:ADZ Anietica a, a
dlacoesred a safe And alruple remedy for
Ncrvoll. W rwknufle, F,arly texy, Diseases
, and Retailed Qrgans, and the whole
Lrenght an by Llanelli"l and vicions
-at nulunera have betqa cured by this noble
tuu,pted hy r deaireto benefit the afflicted
Witt., I will send the recipe for preparing
tnedietne. In a aealed envelope, to any
ed,/ it, free c s t . Owens. Address
JuSEPII T. INMAN,
Station D, Bible lion o, Newy.
ttlat gotitcs.
GNEE'S NOTICE
undersigned haring Leen appointed M
ead of Voluntary Assignment for the be-
Mora, executed by lauc McKonT & 0 ire
• tohllehip--Outire le hereby given to d••bt
and settle their accounts with the und,r
-1,1114 Irk the. same township.
JONAS RACIANZAITN, Assignee.
e•ti
CE.—Letters of Adminis
hoe on the esUite or Muc Ant Mownar, de.
of Ileuelleu tonnship, Adams nountb Pa.,
o graLtrd to the undersigned, ratiduig in
nip, he hereby gtree notice to ell pornone
said es4te to make tintuediate payment.
eleitue agaiust the memo to present
, l) authcanca , ed for eettlecusat. Gt •
U. F. M. PETERS, Ad.ner.
CE.—Letters of Athninis.
U on the estate of Aitbaxw Kew, bite or
sinvhip,Adarna county. Penult, deceased,
Ix granted to the onderaigued, residing iq
tp, they hereby give uutaCe to oil persons
o said eatuts to make immedlato payment
batting elaintaagnioat the same to present
• rly authenticated I,r settlement.
MAUI' fiEID,
THOMAS A. PERGCSON,}
diei , s 7 Discharges.
• • ored nee proper Docket, Lima prepare
kb nOtailnitS' Li 18011•11.6126, In no.
nn • room/ bet of in. Lowlototoro of
a. Soldiars are cannoned agalnat dela'
sr.
WY.D LIALTYIVOETH,
asitstur it Soca:4w of &clams county
t Rents to be Sold,
blabbers of Adman Coin ty Otter In ten
LOUR!) SMITS belonging to the County,
ilikattywharg. The owners of iota
tepportaaty of baying until May 122,
visegroaagt teat' not then relearned. win
Patdie *ale on that oay, at the Court
le o'clock, A. M.
NICHOLAS WIIHMA-N,
JACOB LOTT,
M. LIA.ITILAN—
• Y. W
oommisMonen of knots county,
moss. Work,
"all.? "tar ant Statinri.
lietlysairg, rrlday, Mar. 21, IS6O
TICKETS,—Our Republican friends
In the townships, desiring Trfkets printed,
will please send in their orders promptly,
as soon as the tickets areas:reed on.
CHANGE OP RESlDENC.E.—Sobseri
tiers who Intend to change their residence
tills spring will please give us timely no
pee, that we may correct out mailing INC.
~>-V- ^ iin Monday last, our Representaive,
read a bill to change the plae.e of holding
elections Vn the township of Huntingdon,
in the county of Adams.
NORMAL SCHOOL.—DIr. Sheely an
nounces the opeuirtz of the next session
of his Normal School ou the 2eth inst., to
continue lR Irtils.
SALE.—The sale of Capt. I. R. Ship
ley's Personal Property, Round Hill, will
Lake place on Tuesday next Marsch 16
See adyertifflement..
PASTORAL.—Rev. J. E. Honeycutti
lately of Duncannon, Pa. has received and
accepted a call to the Lutheran Church at
New Chester, this county, and has entered
upon his duties.
Wp understand that the Franklin
Zminves have accepted au invitation to be
present at the dedication of the Soldiers'
Monument in Harrisburg on the 26th of
May next.
TOWNSHIP ELECTIONS.—Friday
noxt is the day for the Township elections.
Republicans, to your posts. Nominate
good men, and then elect them. Don't let
coffee pot Wallace's programme catch you
napping.
.
COLD SNAP.—Last week for a few day s
and the early part of this week the weather
was raw and cold, the thermometer getting
nearer to zero than was agreeable to those
who dread a cold temperature, but exceed
ingly inspiring to the young folks who
have not :had enough of skating. The
weather has since moderated.
SA LES. —Dr. 11. Study has puraased
the farm of John Slyder, i . n Cumberland
township —73 acres, at 2,000 cash.
Edward Merichy has rorehased Gacres
of cleared land from. the estate of Jacob
Starely, deceased, in Germany township,
at $5O per acre.
Leonard -McElwee has
.sold his farm, in
Huntington township, to Andrew Wag
ner, of York county-35 a-res, for $3,600.
Juhn S. Crawford, Esq., some weeks
ago sold his farm on Marsh Creek to Hon.
Edward McPherson, 300 acres, at $42 an
acre—sl2,6oo.
RE 'MAR KA ti LE. —Pausing a few days
since ler a short time in a shop on Balti
more street in this place ourattention was
attracted by the net, that the proprietor
and three employers, all present, wer e
men well advanced in life, as was attested
by the gray hairs of all. On inquiry, we
ascertained that the proprietor bad been
in the same shop for fifty yeais, and that
two of the employees, of.wlMin we have
spoken, have been there 13 years each.—
The united ages of the four is 247, being
an average of 6l years. Is not this some
thins rather remarkable, and rarely parall
leed in this fast age of c ntinual change?
DEAD:.—The -Saint Peter (Minnesota)
Tribune of the 3rd instant, comes to us in
mourning over the death, of Mr. HENRI -
A. SWIFT, of that place, one its moat pro
minent and respected citizens. An edi
torial obituary tefers to the high social
standing awl exemplary character of the
deceased, and attests the loss felt in the
community by putting thepaper in mourn
ing. Itirr. SwiFr was a b.othetldiarlaw of
Mr. SOLiniON J. WELTY, of this place,
having married Miss RCTII ANN LIVINGS
TON, dalWilter of ADAM LIVINGsTON, do
ceased.
FIRE.—We regret to learn that the line
dwellinz of Mr. trill:Aix D. ,Ns.wusx, on
the pike in Fran'Elia township, formerly
known as "Newman's Tavern," was de
stroyed by fire on Saturday afternoon last.
The fire is said to have originated Irons
sparks from the chimney. When discover
ed the roorwas all in a blaze, and in -
con
sequence of the high wind prevailing at the
time the progress of the fire was so rapid
that little or no furniture was saved. The
building had recently been thoroughly re
paired and was occupied by Mr. D. as a
dwelling. We understand there was an in_
surance in the Munimasburg Company, but
have not learned the amount.
IMPORTANT DEClSlON,—Commis
sinner Rollins, in response to the inquiry,
"van a fanner get his grain manufactured
into flour and wholesale or retail the same
without license 2" _has decided that
"though a farmer may, without liability
to special tax, sell his groin or other jurut
prr,(l nets, either at the place of production,
or while travelling about from ao
place in the manner of a peddler,' yet his
exemption is limited by the law to the
proiffet,N of Ills 01111 fa yin ; and, therefore,
when he ha. grain floured at the mill, or
manufactured into flour, it being no lon
.ger a farm'product, but a manufaetured
article, the farmer would be liable io spe
toial tax, the same as any other person;
either as a dealer or peddler, according as
he may sell the same from any fixed place
where he may keep it for sale or sell while
travelling about from place to place in the
Jnanner of a peddler, and without regard
ssi:cther lie may sell in small quantities
or by the_wagon load."
FATAL ACCIDENT.—Last week we
brkily noticed the death of James Grimes,
the 24th nit., while quarrying stone near
Frederick, lid. The Examiner of the 3d
inst. says :—".11 seems he had been at
work some time undermining the stone, -
which weighs about two tons, and was en
deavoring to throw it from ils fastening,
when it fell on him,killiug him instantl:"; but
_ strange to say when the stone was rem .ved,
which took three quarters of an ho , not
a bone was broken, which Is explained by
the faCt that the ground on which he was
standing is light and sandy, and when the
stone fell it buried - him to the earth. De
ceased, prior to the war of the rebellion,
was a resident of Adams county, Pa., and
his wife and children reside at present in
Petersburg, In said
,couirty. When the
war broke out he came here and enlisted in
Company C. Cole's Cavalry, and served
three years,_ when 'he was linnorably dis
hared. He was about 58 years old."
A VALUABLE WORK.—We have re
ceived some advance pages of a new' edi
tion of Conybame and HowtiWia "Lffe
and .14,istles of St. Paul,' now In press tiy
Messrs. R. W. Blass dz. Co., Hartford'
Conn. It is a standard English work of
great value but its high price has prevent
ed its general circulation in this country.
The low price at which Messrs. Bliss tic
Co., propose topublish it must give it a
large circulation. This edition will con
tain au introduction from the pen of Dr,
McCosa, President of Princeton College.
The annexed extract from a letter of .Rov.
Dr. VALENTINE, the accomplished Presi
dent of Pennsylvania College, to-the pub-
ILshers, attest the value of the work more
etTectually than anything we could write:
"The friends of Biblical learning have
reason to be glad of your proposed repub
lication of Conybeare and Howaon'agreat
work on the "Life and Epistles of St.
Paul.% The work has beeotue a necessity
to every student of the Nei" Testament.—
It is unequalled in ha, department. It Is
marked oy a rare eenthination of exten
sive rebels:vb. diseriintnazing Judgment,
apt arrangement, and clear and : iiebolarly
discussion. It is a matter Of special grati , ;
thakyotir edit*io f t" work-i 4
issued ate rate whichedit bring it within .
the reach of Teachers of Bible qimm and:
Sunday. School*, wbeirin findlt 'rich in.
most valuable information. -
Messrs. Russ 4.C.10 n p . 4
,410,4 cl != 1 3.11P
this fine edition *Ube low prioe - o:$8.190.;=.
It will be sold only by intb.orlptlon, sad
osnVssews suwonntwlntonoo. • riaiedir
Lisement in anotbetimiuniE
PUZZLES ANE.PRCIIILEIIIS.
[We have received a number of com
munications, somer,contitining solutio ,
and others announcing new problems.
WbHe disposed to gratify our young
friends in this department, we Win; it
oisTixert.v UNDP.RATOOD That we
pay no attention to arionyineys commu
nications ; 06 14 t . when problems are sent
in for puhlicialligey must be accom
anied b
p y tI4 ions, that the editor
may judge in atvance of tho', character o
them.]
1.-PUZZLE
Four men, A. B. C. it D., tookallook of
sheep to keep. A took hall the flock and
half tr sheep ; B took half A left, and half
a sheep; C took half B left, and half a
sheep ; D comes on and has 'no choice to
make, for there is but one for him to take.
.The flock are now divided,
The sheep are all alive and well, •
And the matter is decided
f the number you can tell. B.
2.—CHARADE.
"Wicked paynims full fifty or more
Before my lance have gone down on
the sand ;
Dragons tylozen and giants a score
All have fallen beneath my baud;
Enchanters'a few and kings one or two
I have conquered at your command."
Thus a young knight made his suit
To a lady coquettish and fickle and gay,
But she was either provokingly mute
Or else would say him nay,
For she was my whole, and vexed his
soul
By the pranks she made him play.
Ile went to his castle my last to keep,
And he travelled along in eore distress,
For my first was long and rough and
steep, • •
And how could ho ever guess—
Who knew less by far -of wooing than
war—
That "no" could ever mean "yes"?
3.—ENIGMA.
I am composed of 10 letters.
My 3,5, 10, 1, often has my 9,2, 11, 12, 14,
6, in
My 11, 7,3, 12, 13, 14, is wbitt, my 4, 14, 9,
does.
My 4,7, 16, is given to Horses.
14, 10, 14, is wliat my 10 cannot well do
Without.
My 8,5, 13, 14, is beneath your foot.
My whole is a popular book written by a
popular author.
ANSWERS TO LAST R'EEL'S PROB
LEMS, &c.
I—The nine digits, to make 100, are ar
ranged thus:
1578
or 96""
b 37•
2.—Nineteen tress to give nine straight
rows with five trees in each row, can be
planted, by protracting two equilateral
triangles laid across each 'other so as to
have the angles of one lapping the Side of
the other, and then joining the opposite
angles by right lines. The points where
lines intersect w ill give the position of the
trees, .
3.—A had 7 and B 5 sheep
4.=Charade.--,Pzer—chase. Purchase
s.—Puzzle.—Brummell.
7.—Geographical.-1. Beene; 2. Rut
land; 3. Concord ; 4. Champlain; 5. 0-we
go ; 6 Oil City ;7. Hollidaysburg ; Lynch
burg ; -9. Catskill ; 10. Fishk ill.
[For the Star and Sentinel.
LECTeRE AND READING ENTER
TALINMENT AT YORK SPRINGS.—Last
evening, S. J. KOONTZ, A. 31., delivered a
lecture in this place on "The Oratory of
Revolutionary Periods." Those who were
so fortunate asto gain admittance enjoyed
quite an intellectual treat. The lecture was
well written, and though faulty in minor
particulars, was delivered in a style so as
to gain the attention and appreciation of 'ill
present. Mr. K. has read and studied toa
good purpose, and possesses a thorough
knowledge of history, which enables him to
reason and arrive at important conclusions
avria from the voltunin.w. swmparar.
_VW
past. After the lecture the audience was
entertained by the rendering of selections
from Shakspeare, Dickens, Poe, and others,
and to show the difference in style, several
chapters from the 'Bible were read in a
most forcible and impressive manner. The
entertainment was concluded by reading
Mrs. Caudle's Lecture, which almost in a
literal sense "brought down the house."
Mr. Koontz is a good elocutionist, a pleas
ant speaker, and possesses all the qualifica
tions belonging to a popular lecturer.
Y. Springs, March 2, 1 SO. C. G B.
PERSONAL PROPERTY SALES
For the convenience of our readers, we
annex a list of the Sales of Persdnal Pro
perty, to be found in our advertising
columns:
March 15—John W. Welgla, Highland "
•' 16 and 17—Jonas Roth, Butler
" 16—John Cress, Straban
•• 16-1. R. Shipley, Round Hill.
17—Shepard Stammers, St radian
18—Amos liatiehuar, Union
" 18—J. W. Lott, Cumberland "
113—Aseignee Isaac McKonly, Menalien twp.
" 19—George Patera, klenallen "
" 23—Daniel D. Benner, Straban township.
`., 24—D. A. Monfort, Dunreretown "
" thanielGrayson, Liberty twp
PittingeTt Caabtown.
THE MORNING GLORY.—CoI. C, H.
BUEHLER has received a large assortment
of these famous base-burning Stoves,
which on the score of economy, cleanli
ness, easy management, and general util
ity stand unrivalled and defy competition.
the great demand for them last season
faxed the capacity of tile Manufacturer.; to
meet the demand. They are much im
proved and will doubtless ere long take the
place of all other stoves for parlor, office
store and shop. Call and look at them
at the Wareroom on corner of, Carlisle and
Railroad street, opposite the depot.
Also, on band a full assortment of the
best varieties of COOKING STOVES,
Including the Spear,Noble Cook, Waverly,
Oriental, Washing, Barley Sheaf, Prince
Royal, Royal Cook, ETmelsiOr, dm. dm., all
WAIIRANTED to be good bakers. If not
satisfactory, they can be returned and the
money refunded. Also, a large assort.
mont of Hollow Ware and Tin Ware,
Doty's Washing Machine' . and Universa
Wringer. Call and examine. tf
BF. 4TI QUARTERS REMOVED.
Capt. NORRIS, has removed his store to
Arnold's Corner, next door to the Ist Na
tional Etank, where you will find one of the
best and Cheapest Stock of Clothing, Hats,
Caps, Boots, and Shcia, and Gentlemen's
Furnishing Goods of every discription, in
the county. He is selling Winter Clothing
at greately reduced prices to make room for
Spring Goods. If you want a BARGAIN go
to Nottms! corner. All kinds of Men's . and
Boy's Clothing, Hats, Caps,Boots and Shoes
as cheap as before the War. If you don't
believe this, Gall and be convinced.—Don't
forget the place: tf.
JUST THE THlNGS—Wanted.-by ev
ery Housekeeper, and when once tried
will not be dispe nsed with. Wo mean, of
course, the Patent Press and Strainer for
lard, tallow, cider, apples, tomatoes,
pumpkins, potatoes, berries, jellies, jam,
dal,—and the Patent Tack briver, for
atreching and tacking Carpets at the same
time:: They- are both ingenious contri
vances. and should be in every family.
To be had at Col. Buehler's Ware-room,
Carlisle street, opposite Depot. tf
PREMIIIMS.---The publisher ?f "Wood's
Haealphokl Advocate," Ziewbtl%K.,
an eziellent weekly *envy c Hen
unnauany liberal preadtmla for sew sub
scribers. Else adv.
win, id* Ihe
4111.1 01 01-4eaus .
of
winter
au -
dys Im m or U
.04d pacei--over
00 Dinky over oasis
Costs L._4101,0", ' '''
m m isilikw asdin
111.41=17 Aiptrobs
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Baltimore Orate & Produce Market.
Baltimore, Thursday Borniay.
6 00 0 6 25
6 75 7 -24
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165 * 215
88 110 8P:••
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CLovER-assn,
FLAX-f3ERD,
BACON, SHOULDERS,
" Smski,
" HAS• -
LARD,
GOLD, Phila.,.
Gettysburg arain & Provision Market.
Gettysburg, rrigay Morning.
G 00
SUPER FLOUR,
EXTRA FLOUR,. .... 700 0
WHITE WHEAT, 150 200
RED WHEAT, @ 1 40
Copts, .1 65
RYE, 1 25
OATS, . •• • 50
BUCKWHEAT, 90
TIMOTHY SEED, 2 50
CLOVER SEED, ....... ........ 8 00
POTATOES, 80 @ 90
Burnell, 35
•
LARD, 19
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Boos, 16
BACON, HAMS, 18
" SIDES, . • 16
" SHOULDER,
SOAP,. . G
TALLOW, 10
MARRIED
Batrimrrz—BAnntrg,g.—On the sth inst.,
by Rev. Dr. Hauer, MT. Emanuel Baub
litz to Miss Catharine Baublilz, bow of
York county.
DUTTERA—MYERLY.—thI the `.sth ult.,
by Rev. W. C. Creamer. Mr. George Dut
tera, of Littlestown, Pa., to Miss Jane My
erly. of Carroll county, Md.
1 101.7GHTELIN—MeNIILLAN. —On the 9th
inst., by Rev. M. L. Drum, at the resi
dence of the bride's father, Rev. W. H.
Houghtelin to Miss M. Ada McMillan,
both of Gettysburg.
LUCCHESI—ALLISON.—On the 9th ult.,
by Rev. Father Early, Mr. David 11.Lue
eliesi. of Baltimore, to Miss Rose A. Alli
son. formerly of Littlestown.
DIED.
BAKErt.—At East Berlin. on the 9th ult.,
Charles David, son of Dr. D. L. and An
niediaker, aged 4 years 1 month and 14
days.
GILBERT.—On Friday last, in this place,
Clarissa F., wife of Martin Gilbert, and
daughter of Joseph Little, aged 27 years,
1 month and 7 days.
GLOSSER.—On the 3rd inst., in Fairfield,
Jacob A. Glosser, son of Peter and Sarah
Ghsser, of Cumberland township, aged
23 years, 6 months and 12 days.
He is gone—he is gone from our gaze!
He is gone—but he is not lost;
Through earth's labyrintlahm ways,
No more shall his spirit be toss'd.
He is gone from the regions of sin,
And sorrow, and darkness, and gloom ;
At last entered joyfully in
To the Heaven of rest through the tomb.
llEtcsAL.—On the 23d ult., in Guthrie
county, lowa, Jennie May, infant daugh
ter of James A. and Love 8. Hensal, lately
of this county, aged 1 year 2 months and
7 days. •
Another band la beckoning us,
Another call is given ; '
And glows once Innre with angel steps
The path, which reaches Heaven.
There seems a shadow on the day,
Her smile no longer cheers;
A dimness on the stars of night„
Like Byes, that look through tears.
Fold her, 0 father ! in thy arms,
And let her henceforth be
A messenger of love between
Our human hearts and Thee.
MrLLEE.—On Sunday last, John :Miller,
of Mouutpleasa“t township, aged 50 years
and 9 months.
Moarrz —Died, on the Ist inst., in Stra
ban township, very suddenly, Nicholas
Moritz . , son of Isaac F. and Margaret
I.3rankerhoff, aged 18 years and 1 day.
Tscuur.—Ou the 3rd ult., at East Ber
lin, Sarah Ellen 'l'sehop, aged 2 years, 9
months and t 1 days.
SWIFT.—At Salta Peter, Minnesota, on
the 25th ult., of typhoid fever, Henry A.
swift, aged 45 years and H uituiths.
8111:LTz.—Oti Monday rn6rn.ng last, In
axed 75
years, it nionWEI and 3 days.
EXECUTOR'S NOTlCE.—Let
ttre Testamentary on the estate of Mrs. eLs.RI6-
BA ➢ .131terar '
late of Gettysburg, basing
been deceased, bang
been granted to the undersigned, rending to the bor
ough, he hereby glees notice to all persons Indebted
to said estate to make Immediate payment, and those
having claims against the same Co present them pro
perly authenticated /or settlement.
SAMUEL lIEBBST,
March 12.—Gt
EXECUTOR'S NOTlCE.—Let
ters Testamentary on the estate of ADILUIAM
LITINGSTu2I, deceased, late of Latimore township, Ad
ams county, having been granted to the undersigned,
residing in same township, they hereby give notice to
all persons indebted to said estate to make Immediate
paymeniiind those having claims against the same to
present I cur properly authenticated 'for settlement.
GEORGE LIVINUSION,
JACOB LVIINOAI ON, Exec're.
WILLIAM LlVL'iti SIGN,
March 12.--430
pi., - BLIO SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL E.STATE
By virtue of an order of the Orphan, Courtiof
Adams county, thenudersighed,Admiultirratur of the
state of Margaret Mowery, deceased, will 'ell at
Public Bale, on the premises, on Saturday, March
271 h,
A TRACT OF LAND, situate in Menallen townabip,
one mile 'oath of Benderss We, adjoining lands of
Henry Peters, Solomon Peters, and George Peter.,
containing 31 ACRES and 116 PERCHES. The im
provements consist of a two-story Log Dwelling, Log
Barn, and other buildings.
Bele will commence at 2 o'clock P. 31-when attend.
once will be given and terms made known by
H. F.M. PETERS, Adm'r.
Jour Ilimris, 'Auctioneer. _Mar. 12.-te
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SOMETHING NEW
New Furniture Rooms.
Furniture Store in Gettysburg
A. M. HUNTER Si, Co
have bean to the Eastern cities and have laid in a
large and splendid assortment of
Cottage and Parlor Furniture
equal in style to any house out of the city, which
they offer to the public at city prices. Their stock
consists of
FULL COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS, from 330 up.
BUREAUS, from SO up.
WASHSTANDY, from $2.50 op.
TOWEL RACKS, from 75 cts.
CHAIRS, from $0 eat up.
BEDSTEADS. from $ 4 aP.
WARDROBES, Ila low as 316.
TABLES, as low as $3.
SOFAS. as low as $2O.
LOUNGES, as low as ST.
SIATTRESSIS, SPRING BED BOTTOMS sod a grew
variety of other Goods, all at equally low rates.
*reel and examine our stock, jot
AT THE OLD "BENTINEW OFIICK,
South-east Corner of Diamond.
March 12—tf
A. U. HUNTER it CO.
FARMER'S
TRY TEE
Star Bone Phosphate.
PO aU amicalturlats, theretbre, who are In search
J. ofan active sad permanent manure, and Who
may hare the ashes or tide artiote presented to their
make kr the drat 'time, the thesutlastureri would
enueet, that the'
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Is worthy of *dr exporizooktal trial. at but; put
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ter a trial they wDI lad their bottom, to that of
hundred' of beiseee who ewe mud ft so the thew,
on and WO amour* bo the market.
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Cll.lB. 8. GREENE a CO.,
413 Chestnut st., Philadelphia, Pa.
March 12.—1 t .
pUBLIC SA . LE.
un Titettiny theCOth of March inst, a/ 10 o'cicie. - , A. M.
The subscriber, intending to- quit Hotel-keeping
will sell i t Public Sale, at his residence, the Nation.
al Hotel, In Caslituwo, Adams county, Pa., the follow
ing valuablaPerilorial Property, to wit:
1 GOOD DKOOD SIARE, a No. I Cuw,2 Shiites of ex
tra breed, a Spring Witson, Near6leigh and Hem s , . 0t
of Harness, Fly N et, 2 Riding Bridles, a lot of Hal
ters, Cover and Bows for a Butcher Wagon, Mattock,
Wheelbarrow, Wool Ssw, Doable Bit A aee , Rakes,
Forks, 1 Horse Blank' -t, Keel and Spinning Wheel;
also, Bar 'Loom Fixtures, including chairs, Lamp,
Water Tank, Rinsing Tub, Water Grate, B o w e . ,
Tumblers, Measures. k'un cala, Trays, Jogs, Demijohns,
ten-plato Stove and Pipe, Backgammon Board, Ac.—
Household and Kitchen lin nitui e, run-411111g of Beals
chteads.l3oding,Chairs, Brat-rate Rocking Chair,
tel Dialog Table, Coal btu', and Pipe, Coal Bucket
and Grate, Sheet Iron Stove, Sink, Clock, Stands,
Looking Glass.. Carpeting, Oil Cloths (Metrs-ware,
Tin ware. a lot of Brat•rate iron bound Whisky Kegs
and Harrelt, , Hand Wagon, Boxes, Benches, and other
',Mich.. Alan, NOOO Sawed Chestnut Joint Shluxlea,
20 Cords of Wood, 133 Chestnut Rails. Also, a Tim
ber Lot, containing 2 Acres and 16 Perches, mostly
Hickory and Chestnut, from which 25 or 3J Cords of
Wood can be cut. lying about mile above Cashtown,
near the pike, adjoining lands of liezekish Latahaw
and Daniel Ileinizelinau,
A reasonable credit vriil be given; any person wish
ing to p..y cash will have the ['event of the usual de
duction. Hucksters are positively warned against
selling or bringing any cpirituou■ liquors on the
ground on said day, at 1 pay a licence and expect the
benefit of the day.
E. I'. KITTINGER,
JACOB Slicster, Auctioneer. [ idar. 12—u
PUBLIC S IP OF VALUABLE
P EItS.ON A L PROPERTY
The undersigned. Executors of the Estate of Na.
theniel Grayson, dec. , a.ed. will sell at Public Sale,
nn Monday, the 29th day of March hut., at 9 o'cloc k,
L:. It. at the late re/Menet, of thodeteasc,l, in Liberty
township, Ad4LPI County, Pa., on the road tending
rorn Fairfield to Eminittsburg, and about midway
between the two place., the lullowingvalnable Perno.
na (Property, viz
1 MORSE. 5 Cow., I Heifer, 4 Shotes, 1 four and I
I one.horse Wag..as, I Cart. I Carriage, 2 Plough., Har
row, single and double Shovel Plough., Winnowing
Mill. single and double wagon Marne., Breechband.
and Traces, Riding, Wagon and Side Saddles, Bridles,
Martingales. Log and Cow Chain., Jock acrcw, mat
rock, Pick. Forks, Wheelbarrow, Griuditlne, Untie
Cradle., Crosscut, Hand and Wood Saw., Planes,
Square., Ch Ulla% Angeri, Brace and Hits, lot of Lum
ber, consisting of two. Inch Poplar Plank, Beards,
and a lot of 0.. k Lath. Aldo, Monsen...Ll and Kitchen
Furniture, consisting In part of Bedsteads end Bed
ding. I Dining, l kirrakfaat ami 2 Kitchen Tables,
Parlor and Bedroom Stoves, Coking Stove and fin.
tures,2 Ten-plate Store and pipe,Corner Kitchen Cup
board., Bureaus, ClllllO 01 Drawer!, Waabltanda, Look
ing Muses, Chain, Carpets, Desk and Book Case,
clock, Clothes Wringer, Copper Kettle, Drs. and
Iron Kettle., Sausage Cutter, Meat Vessels, and a
great variety of 11.7 tic les too numerous to mention.
Attendance will be gives and Lerma made known
on day of sale by
JOHN MCSSELMAN,
ANNA GRAYSON, f
ASSALON Stunt, Auctioneer, ii—ts
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
- PI:RsosAL PROPERTY.
The rabsiriber, Ar.*low of faanc Yritonly will
sell at Publle Sale, on Thurulay, the 15th day f
March init.. al 10 o'doel., A .It. on the premises, is
Menallen township, near Epplentan's Mill, the follow
Ina Personal Property, to wit:
4 HEAD WORK HORSES, three of th em ""ii e „ t
Brood Mare., I yearling Cott, I Cow, 2 head young
Cattle, 4 head Sheep, 4 goeil t 'hosier :thotei, 1 two and
three-horse Wagon, with Loma Bed and Hey Carri
ages, Rockaway Buggy. Wire-tooth flay Bake, Win
nowing Mill, Cutting Box, 2 Plows, Shovel Plows,
Cern Forks, Harrow, double and single Tresw, 2 set of
Breechlosnos, 2 set 'Front OWL Willa, Collars, Hal
ters, Cow Chime. Log and Pith Chain.. 2 Spreaders,
Porky, Grain Shoycl, full set of mingle Harness, Check
pro., Wagon Line, liimitin t Wo-riorge Sled,
Sleigh-Spread, Grain Ciotti°, Brim:Won°. Feed
Trough.and a great many other articles too numerous
to metal w.
Attendancc will be Oven and tornni made known on
day of exit by
JONAS RAUANZIIAN', Aasignce.
EMS=
HO WE - MACHINES
THE LATEST LIIPROVL D GENT:DIE
ELIAS' .11 0 WE, JR.,
SEWING MACHINES.
JACOB F. THOMAS,
.Agent for Adams Courify : .Pa., Crariiie /LW, I' . 0.,
(Gulden 's .Sla( tun.)
ORDERS will be promptly attended to. Machines
delivered to all parte of the county and instruc-
Wm, given gratis.
lia_The public are cautioned against parties who
nee the name of IIOWI iu connection with their ma
chines on account of the popularity of the Howe Ma
chinos. Tbare are uona GEN LINE unless they 'wive
imbedded in each machine n mcdallion havidg the
Menses of ELIAS HOWE, Jr., on it, to,
Feb.
$5,000 WANTED !
P ERSONS desiring to invest from $l,OOO
$5,000 on perfectly safe Real Estate se
curity, at 6 per cent. interest, ! free from all
State and local taxation, will make im
mediate application to either of the under
signed. 31. McCLEAN,
Pres't Board of Trustees of Pa. College.
A. D. BUEHLER,
Treasurer.
March IL—at
GOOD STOCK
AT PRIVATE SALE
The undersigned, residing In Straban township, 13,4
miles sontbwest of New Cheater, offers at Private
8a1:, the following Stock, viz:
A SNOOD fdAlti. with 1011, a Bay Gelding rising
three years old, (large and active,) w Bay Mare rising
three years old, (ere Taylor, dam Morgan,) an Ayr
shire Bull nineteen months old, three good Sheep.--
Perseus wishing to pnrcbaso are invited to all and
see the above mentioned Stock.
ABRAHAM PICKIB
Peb.26.1889-tf
pRIV ATE SALE.
A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT,
with sixtydwo Acres of Prime Frederick County
Lend attached there to, three miles from Frederick
City, Md., All necessity Outbuildings; large Poach
and Apple Orchards. Price $6,400.
Apply to Pox 260, Frederick, Md.
. Jan. 16.-3m*
WANTED
BY a hut-class Lux INS U
NOZ COMPANY,
General and Locel Agents for this and surround
ing contain. The dividend of this company in Jan.
wee 60 pet cent. Among its features are: 30 days
grace In payment of premiums; annual dividends;
all policies nun-forfeltable; doe. not limit travel.
INSUILANCB, P. 0., BOX 1874,
Fab. 26.-1 m Philadelphia, Pa.
VALUABLE STOCK AT
PRIVATE SALE
A fine young Horse, four yeses old, drives well and
is warp/mad by few as a Hiding lone. 4 very fine
three years old Heifers, which will be fresh the 16th
of March.
—P or farther Information. Inquire at thieUface
March 5.-4 t
JOHN G. LENHART'.
SURVEYOR. •
W IF,
gv ote .. Pay attend to all calla In t h e Surrey-
CHARGES VERY MODERdTE.
Residence In New Oxford, Adams co., Pa.
Elarah 6.—tt
NORMAL - SCIIOO O 6
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Gen tr:—We have been usiag your make of
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JAVIRTOWN, N. Y.
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LIPPINCOTT & BAKEWELL,
Manufacturers of Circular, Mislay, Mill, Gang and
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rintE immense demand for this popular instrument
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Address GEO. N. GOULD • CO.,
Pianoforte Mannfacterere,Buston, Mass.
tu ANTED, AG &NTS, $75 to $OO pa mouth, every-
Ty where male and female.. to introduce the
lIIPItOVKU COMMON SENSE FAMILY
SEWING MACIIINE. This machine w ill stitch, hem,
fell, tuck, quilt, cord. bind, braid and embroider In •
most caperlor manner. Price only sls Vu7ly war—
ns:and for Ave years. We will pay SlCsro for coy ma.
chine that will sew a stronger, more beautiful, or
more elastic seam than oars. It makes the "Mastic
Lock Strteh." every second Stitch can be cut, sad
still the cloth cannot be pulled apart without tearing
it. We pay Agents from S7S to $2...1 4 3 per month and
expenses, or • cOITIMLNIOII from which twice that
31:114.411:1t can be mails. Address 6E,CoMB & CO., Pitts
burgh, Pa.. Uo4llola, Mese ,or St. Louis, Mo.
CACTION.---Do not be imposed upon by other par.
ties palming off worthless mist-Iron machine., under
the same name or otherwise. Ours is the only gen
uine and really practical cheep machine manufactured.
Xl3 WatIDER.
INDUS - TIM BE.Wrifl MAGIMIIIIS3.
Only TIIIIRIC,DOLLARB. Straple, practical a, d dur
able. Makes tie Elastic chain rtitch, and 'tundra for
all kinds of plain searing. Any child caa operate it.
An elegant OM. Teeth,. aisln daily. Sent in perfect
order on receipt of prlcr, S. Address INDUSTRY
&KITING MAURINE CO.,.Mancl2.ter, N. H.
A (IE% TS, FARM AItDENERS nod FRUIT
11 GIRO% ERS.—Seni for particulars of "Brat im
proved Fruit Dr amt Vine invigorator and In.sect
Datroyfr." Sampler to trot will be forwarded to any
per; the U n it e d eta,e and perfect satisfaction
guaranteed. Good Agents Are wanted in every Coun
ty in the United Staleg. Address J. AREARN, 63
Second street, Baltimore, Mil.
The Patent Magic Comb
Will cola' gray hair a permanent 'lack or brown.—
Sold everywhere. Sent by mall for $1,50.
Addreas WM. PATTON. Treasurer,
Magic Comb Company, Springfield, Maas.
VTANTED—AGENT--To sell the AMERICAN
V KNITTING MACIIINE. Price flls. The aim-
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KSlrrala MACIIINK CO., Bolton. Ipurs, or St.
LOWS, MO,
UTRRT SPORTSMAN, FARMER AND EIORSE
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which the moat inert-rate kicken. rusaum,:, and
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& CO , Parkesburg, Cheeter Co., Pa.
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Tipi,‘ Sirtstindlng revslatloas . and es 4 sj Atli."
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Bongs Ballads, Anecdote* and Thimorous Incidents of
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It contains over 100 fine Engravings and is the
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NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., Philadelphia, Pa.;
Cincinnati, Ohio; Chicago, 111., or St. Louis, lito.
SEELEY'S Hard Rubber- Truss,
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DEAFNESS, CATARRH, SCROFULA—
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ADIES.—Dr. Ray's Vegetable Monthly Powders.
Bak and tiofitilieg regulator In special cases. Price
$5. Address Wit. Ras, 51. D., P.0.130x 4737, New York.
Feb.l9.—St
The Farmers' Book
140 beautiful acid useful - fllnetrations. 750 octavo
pages. .Sboviing Just Irbil, every tamer wants to
know:
HOW TO MAKE' HE FARM PAY
Send for circular giving roll description.
F4ABIIERS! FARMERS' BONS!
Experienced Book Agentaand others, wanted to take
this book to every Farmer in every community. Bu
rin., permanent. Pays from $l5O tog2t,o per month
according t" experience. and ability. Address
ZEIOLER, ytcCDRBI A CO.,
Philadelphia, Pa., Cincinnati, 0., Chicago, 111., or St.
LOlll., MO. [Aug 21.-9 m
A CARD TO THE LADIES
DR DIIPONCO'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS
FOR FEHALES. Infallible in correcting- Irregu
larities, Removing Obstrnctions of the Monthly Tarns,
from whatever Cans*, and always snectssarnl an a Pre
ventive.
Females peculiarly situated, or those supposing
themselves m, are cautioned against using these Pills
while in that condition lest they “invltt tuiecar
riage," after which admonition, the Proprietor as
sumes no responsibility, although their mtldness will
prevent any mischief to health.
Ps - Melt per Boa. Six Duxes $5.
Sold by J. .4.IIUBER, Druggist,Sule Agent for Get
tysburg, Pa.
Ladles!. by sebding him $1 through the Post offilce,
can have the Pills sent, (confidentially,) by Mail, to
any part of thecouutry "free of postage."
April 29, 1868.-1 y
GETTYSBURG RAIL ROAD.
TIME TABLE
FIRST TRAIN leaves Clatiyabarg at 0 00, A. NI.
end connects at Hanover Junction with the Mall
Train Sort ►t 11 A. 31., reaching llanlshurg at
12 55, P. 31. Returning arrives at Gettysburg at 12
30, P. 31., with passengers from Baltimore and
Washington, and those from the North by morning
train.
SECOND TRAIN leaves Gettysburg at 1 P.3l.,and
onneeti at Hanover Junction with Mall Train Zoo th
•t 2 45, P.M., reaching Baltimore at S 20, P. M. Re
turning arritee at Gettysburg at 430 P.M., with
posteugers from the North
Nov 27, 1888
J. E. CALDWELL SL CO.
Jewellers,
Haring topplied therntelvet with an entirely
NEW STOCK OF GOODS
throughout, will be happy to meat their many Mende
and the puhlio generally at their preemat
place of business,
819 CHESTNUT ST.,
PIIILADETJPHTA.
Mar. 4, 111s0.-17 •
FARMERS,
Fruit Growers & Gardners
lleAt'il "Improved Parent Fruit. Tree
Invigorator and Vine In
sect Destroyer."
riITIIS Is trusty one of the greatest, discoveries ever
made—combining the moat useful ingredlerra
ever known for fruit. grain and general veastation.
As a fertilizer, it has tea no equal. When applied to
the tree it penetrates every pore—destroying every
species of insect, and the worm In the heart of the
trues or plaoL- connecting with the mineral substance
of the earth, destroys the cause and prevents the crea
tion of any destructive insect. It will prevent Cur
ti:lli° from stinging the pindp It will kill the peach
grub. It will loosen the knot and old bark on the
vine and tree—slough if the same and reebark the
stock. In a word, it re-invic rates the whole tree and
gives it health and strength to withstood ut-u sorority
of the weather and retain its fruit It will destroy
all insects which inset the pot-Cowers, cucumber.,
potatoes, tomatoes, plants, An. and stimulate their
growth. It will prevent weevil, mildew. runt or the
fly from touching the wheat, and the cut worm from
the corn. It is now extensively used in the Western
States, and persons who use It would not be without
it for one thousand times its value. No man who has
a single fruit tree can afford to be without it. Upon
application, we will refer to persons who are using It
to Barks county, and would Mit take $lOOO for their
recipe, we will give residence and addrees. The un
dersigned have purchased the Sole ItZl; t to use, sell
and apply the Invi,, ,retur, within the cot sties of
York, Cumberland, Adams, Franklin, cheater, Dei s
aware, Montgomery, Lehigh and Philadelphia City and
euuhty, and are u prepared to sell townships or
county rights. Persons who hove purchased Wish
ehips have madam high as VA to $lOO per day selling
farm right, at from s.e to $lO per recipe.
Addrer EVANS . 1 / 4 CO,
Beading, Penn's,
Feb.l2.-2za.
The prh!lc are uotiSed to purchase no tight of J.
Ahearn. alias Geo. W. Jackson, of Baltimore, Md. as we
will prownte to the utmost extent, all who bny from
him to sell or no. The solo right for the above tor.
titory is owned by use. Ahearn never uw Beats Im
proved Pateut,aud knows rt.:thing of its Ingredients.
Our right was obtained from the patentee, Mr. Best -
who is cow prosecuting Ahearn in the Baltimore
Courts for fraud. EVANS ik CO.
E, W, CLARK & CO:,
BANKERS,
NO. 81S. THIRD ST., PHILADELPHIA
GENERAL AGENTS
ErzEm
NA.MONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.
ITE:I3
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
MED
States of Pennsylvania and Southern
New Jersey.
The NATIONAL LIFil INBI7RANON 0091PANTIs
• corporation Chartered by Spaded Act, of Ocuagress,
•pprovedJaly 25, 1888, with a
Cash Capital of On(y Million
Dollars,
sad Is nowlhoroughly organized awl prepared. dirbn
Ines.
Liberal terms offered tie Agents and Solicitors, who
;IV Invited wimple at our oMce.
Pall partionlars to be had on.applioatlon itteur of.
ca r located In the 'second story of oar Banking House'
where Circulars and Pamphlets, fully describing , the
Advantage, offered by the Company, may be had•.
B. S. RUSSELL, Manager: ,
DAVID WILLB, - ,Agint, Eletiyabnrii, Pa
Aug. _21.1868.-17
-,03f41-105:134.1.±R, :
, 800 CORDS OAK,
200 riouroßY,
AT 13-ANDAVE'I3 - MILL.
egipticomiliampirford
Adaiork%
tin ett - TR.
Imp p 0..!
4.0501 i roc no, ftitlik
Imotthoft PROgNatil
$llO
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WE IRE' COMING
-
' , :Arti . ivru, ransom TO ANY PINSON •
+ l .. • . ,
.e , Sending to a Oa. ituadrodClub In oar Great
One Dollar Bale at, Dry-and. EsueY
GOODS,
A WATOII, 60 yards SHIRTING, SWING HA
.
CHINS, kr., Sc.,
• FREE OF COST.
BmUbrolll24 In Mamma ratio, via!
60 CLUB, 40 YDS. Ernairriao, ac.,
30 20 tic.
Mesara. 7.8. Hawes d Co. take pleasure %announc
ing. bning the oldest and largest house ip the Dollar
Trade, that they have been enabled by their lout el
parlance and extensive reeourcee to make,. this pre
sent season, many important Importations oaf; COn•
tract. with manufacturers. which, with these:addl.
clone to their Wintor Stocks, nee enabled them to
greatly enlarge their rates and Exchange Litt.
Saul for New eircutors.
•
Catalogbe of Goods and Sample. sent to any address
free.
113..Plesee he very particular and send money by
registered letter.
Address all orders to
•
J. S. II AWES & CO.,
15 Federal Stiest, Ruston, Mass.
P. 0. Box C. . .
Mar. s.—ess
IF YOU WISH
Try the Combination of
ALLEN, ATWOOD & BATES,
Great Mammoth Safe !
LICENSED BY THE U. B. GOVT.
Having had larger experience. w are confidant o
success in onr - ONE DOLLAR SAL)
se - NOTICE. "VII
We will present to any person sending use club In
oar GREAT ONE DOLLAR SALE Silk Dress Pattern,
Piece of Sh ee tl ng, Sewing MacLtne, • Carpet, a Watch,
ac, Le.
ALL FREE OP COST.
Greatest inducements crcr sifirod.
Circular and Sample sent 'rue to any address.
ALLEN, ATWOOD lc BATES,
Nos 57 Milk. 79 and 84 Devonshire et., Boston. 3lasos.
Fob. 28
R.XcCURDY Snp't
The pores will ope and drink Part ;
Absorbents fill with ease;
Restores the weak. the sick, the faint,
The greatest skeptic pima.
Evaporation cools the place
As Inflammation flies;
Rot blood at the absorbent's belie
Make. PAINT In vapor rise.
'lts thus PAIn Purr removes e❑ doubt,
Removes the very muss
By pumping Inflammation out ;
On thin we rest our cause.
Weleott'aPah. Pnted ttr..l4 nt nit Dena , llltores
en, Wolcott'. Annihilator, for the cure of Catarrh and
Cold, inethe need. Sent ny Exprees on receipt of lb*
money, at Ira Chatham Square, IL L. Wolcott,
Proprietor. [Feb 9,8.-4,.
$5OOO a year Can be made by . liy• &Feat., se ling
nre new and raluabte. anyeatan. Address
J.
AHCeR V, 63 Second at., Ballitnere,lfd.
Feb
WANTED ! WANTED 1 .
A 0 ENTS a either sex, in every torn and village
/1. tb3 the largest ONE DIOLLAIt SALE in the coup,
try. The smallest articles told can to ezrbang , ed for
a Silvcr-plated Ave-bottled Revolving Castor, or your
choice of 20t1 articles upon exchange Hat. COMMis•
lion, to Agent, larger than ever. Send for Circular.
8. C. THO3IPSON et CO.,
135 Fedcial .treet. Boston, Mau.
Feb. 28.-11,
TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.
Y F T ARRA NTED to re,oore tittesire for 7bilicrixo. It
V V is entirely Vegetable hen:Wm. /2purifier
and , BriCW.,73 Id: Blcoid, Invigorate,. the System. Patt•
wines great Nourishing and Strengthening power, Is
en excellent Appetizer, enables the Stomach to Digest
the heartiest Said, ruakei Bleed refreshing, and estab
lisbes robust health. Sotaker, and Chewers for Silly
Fear; Cured. Price, Fitly , eras, poet free. A trea
ties, un the hilarious effects of tobacco, with 'IBIS of
references. xastimoribiLs, he. gent tree. Agents want
ed. Addreet.. Dr T. B. ABBOTT, Jersey City , N . Y.—
Sold by all Druggists. IFeb. 12.-12 w
BOWER I 6:'
COMPLETE MANURE,
ILL NCFACT I:lttD BY
HENRY BOWER, Chem-iet,
Super-Pliesphate I of Lime, Amm,:, - ,4a mod" Fbash.
WARRAKTID PRO( ADULT/117105.,
This Itanare contains all the olements to produc•
large crops of all kinds, and is highly recommended
by all who usod It, also by distinguished chemists
who bare, by analysis, tested its qualities.
Packed in Bags of 200 lbs. each:
And by dvakre generally throughout the country
DIXON, SIIARDLESS ,t CO.,
kora*,
30 South 'Water and 40 South Delaware Avenue,
PHILADELPIIIA.
roa star at
WILLIAM REYNOLDS,
7o SOUTH STRRItt,
BALfilioni, 31D.
And by daslertypenerntly-tbroughnut the country.
For Infaroontiva , oddreol.lienri BOwer, PhiWolk
Phis. prob.l9.—ty
REAL ,ESTATAGEiN(3Y.
I have opened an agency for the
SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
n connection withi my law tmainaan In Ostiyaburg
Par'llar w tatting la sell, or toty lattdo,-4115p.thla-lt SI
Sher adnintiga to ball. Several
Farms and Woodland
A No. 1", ?ARM, PRICE WOO,
A TRAM% 90 FOR - SUM
A GOOD resa t
1L PARIS; lig • ,
A- CUM: 611; I
k TAM* 541-
41: . L. •
k NO. 1,- , • ;
ti-. - •
A 000 D-R • WI.- Ott
LAND pot' •• •
A GOOlt UR* 120..A0RIOCATIIIISE
-k VWXY. GOOD FAR.', _ WA
A !AWOL* A.itillr. - kVab
A rum. lasAClWANDVllATelootoßtazaplai
AT vs - PAL WAR
•Aoololttaa‘ 12400*i/of 43pApiitnajima .
A a+SOD- "A ft % gym
Yeti tiwb ppo
al'i Connie And ant•lblit In 'fniciant,
4144trittors.li1p1taill6-4‘. '
ONE'llatft * - - Apri za .
ONB Pill! ". S
DOW
tat,
EU
211
22111
I want to reuse each sleepy he ad,
Who stand upon the brink,
Where ;swell:lg gulfs di.lose th• dose/
Who might, but did not, think.
I want to warn the living ones
Who bli6dly grope along,
Ye fathers, daughter., mother., eons,
Whet perils round you throng I
Look out, my reader, are you free,
Or do yea wear the mark 1
Stoat all are blind 11110 cannot see,
Yea, grop(ng in the dark.
Catarrh, a demon In the head,
Cnnsumptrou is its son ;
Rills boats, yes, countitua Minions, dead,
Perhaps you may be one.
That backing, hawking. spitting, shows,
Catarrh affects your head,
Matter and slime In throat or noon,
Runs down your throat instead.
Your lunge and liver ion will show
Consumption has Its birth;
Catarrh. its aire, will feed it too,
'Till you return to earth.
if colds effect jour head and throat,
ANXIEMATuI boy;
Noss - don't fo:get that I have wrote,
Or think the subject dry.
WoLcovt's AN;rintlxion cures
Cafarrh—t he demon flies;
It caves the longs, good health Munroe
And Catarrh quickly dies.
4 1 want to gratify my friends,
Wjip wish to understand
AbAlt PAIN PAINT, its oar, it, ends,
And why Its greet demand. -
I want to ahow you, plain as day,
Why Pave Pam stop, all pain,
That you may never have to say
"I'll not try paint again."
PAIN PAINT will cool bet never stain;
Pumps inflammation out ;
'Tis bas miens on the breast or brain,
A trial stops all doubt.
When Inflammation leaves the frame,
• All pain will crime at once-
Remove the cause, 'tie alt the same;
None doubts ultimo a dunce.
DR. BURTON'S
.PLIILADELPLILA
I'I.).lwI
tll7 tvtrtistments.
Poor House Accounts.
TAME BENNER, Eau.. Treasurer, la account with
t) the Dhectora of the Poor and House of
meat of this COaaty of adims, being &oar this sixth
day of January, A D.. 1868 to the Mirth day of Jab
tory, A. D.,lBBo—both dye inclusive:
113138. DS.
Jan. 7, To balance ID hands of Treasurer at
last settlement 2133 99
To ontsinudins obligations 295 05
*Yob., To order on Cannty Treasurer 1,2e0 00
March, " ............ 1.000 (h.
April, " a -I, 1,000 00
alai, . "
300 1, -
(.0
000 00
June, ' ' ~
July,' " " " ......... 500 00
Ongest, ••...
" ... ...... ... 1.3 , 0 90
.
Sept., "
Get, 1,2)0 00
• a 1,40.00
Nor., "
1' " 1 ...... ...... 1,400 I'o
411ile
Den., ' 1,400 00
. '
Jan. 4, " " . 1,500 00
To coetsrecelved from Wm. McClean. 4 00
ciieu of henry 'Wan, balance note of .Ifre.
&albumin% . S 00
..fut, reihtulietl eatate of Henry... Hoke S 00
Uncollected orders of Fanny itoutzelin - 10 00
Root or John Rahn, fur 31re. Oaster 4 q t
Cl4lth received for tupport of John How, 13 00
Uncollected order of 4da:too Sprenkle S 0.)
Balance dne Treavorer .. 78 D 7
CR.
By Ca& paid out-door paupers' ouppert 11.237 34
Met chandate. gror et leg and hardware 3,276 ,9
Beet. Fork; Boon and Bah I,SOO 33
Beef. Cattle and bogs ioi.3 10
PiLur, grain and Grinding • 1.501 84
Repair. tonsil:dings talo 2u
Furnace Stover and Fixtures ............. ........ 193 24
artily.
Furnace,
And Vegetable. 75 Oo
Mechanics' Work 742 b 0
Strew Coal, Lime and Freight 518 1 -
Won 4 cle piling and making Shingles 36 02
Sundry Expenses 445 6.,
bras. and Modtilues 69 09
Belief to paupers 213 70
Funeral Expense. 70 00
Mate Hir, ling. 312 00
Female Hireling. 325 00
Per centoga on intoirance 55 Ou
Publishing act., unto nod pouring 67 on
Otat• and ztaunpe 4 Al
IA; ecture extra mlary 6.,".. 00
.
Ph),lc Wes +slaty 135 ts.
At ioru.,'s salary 25 00
Steward's salary.--
lel tee salary
Trearturer's salary., --t
Outstanding obligations,
We, the sal/scribers, audltore to settle and adjust
the Public Account.. do hereby c.rtiLy that we h.vo
e.T.Ausitied the items which compose the foreg. , lng cc.
ewlut, and that they are correct—bring from the
slz th day ofinfluary, A. D., 1664, to the fourth day
of January, A.D., MAl—both days inclusive:
HENRY L. lIREAIf,
11. E. BOLLINGER,
E. 6. lINAGY,
Auditors.
JONAB JOTINS. Esq., Steward. to scconnt with the
Directots of the P .or .n , l /loose of Empioyrurnt of
the County of Adams, being from the seventh day of
January. A. D. Ise3. the Lurth day of January,
A. D., 1560 Lot% days Inclusive.
To order on Treasurer.
....
50 ut)
Cash tonna with E. Nugent. after death Ii 70
• .' " Cloorg,• Wait .. n 34
Received f,,r liver 1 tO
hides 87 s 2
•' timothy see 4 sad rye 7 Cs,
.. A. Puny, interest for MIL. White, 99 .
Cash fur shoats 2 t
" Cows
" lambs
" of Lew is 11 or ford
for old iron
By balance due Steward at /aat settlement 51 SO
Cash paid general expenses 15 25
Harvesting and hirelings 2 - 25 25
Relief to par:pore ..., 1 00
Removing paupers t ,
......... ....... 720
Groceries 10 20
Mechanic's work 21 7 5
Meat, fish, &c 53 01
Fruit, vegetables, ittC 110 117
Leather 73 1)
lieu 10 Oo
Postage - 3 00
Balance In hands of :Aswan! 37 70
We, the subscribers, Anditori to Fettle and adjust
the public accounts, do hereby certify, that we have
examined the items which compose the foregoing ac
count . and end that they are coirect, being from the
seventh day of January. A. D., 18.8, to the fourth
day of January, A. D., 1849—both days inclusive, and
that there Is a balance remaining in the Land. of the
Steward of thirty seven dollars and seventy cents,
($37
PRODUCTS CP THE FARM,I3S9
- 163 bushels of Wheat.
35 Bye
11"."..30 Corn in ram
650 " at..
3 " Timothy seed,
50 Potatoes.
60 " Turnip■.
15 " Onions.
15 " Red Beets.
400 dozen Cucumbers
5 00 heads of Cabbage.
=in pounda of Beef, raised.
4550 " Pork,
126 tons of Hay.
of Corn rudder.
Numberof inmates In the Alms Hens* on Jan. 1
1°69.
Hale. 4,
Children
•
Colored
Total
Tranoient paupers
Pa*pees arintitt•ddurfrig the )ear,
Drath,luring the jeer
March 5, 1859. it,
THE AMERICAII
BUTTON HOLE OVERSEAMING
SEWING MACHINE CO. ,
In directing attention to their CELEBRATED DON
BINATION BUTTON HOLE k SEWING MACHINE
beg leave to refer to Its wonderful popuiaiity as con
chnive proof of Its great omit.
The (=route in the demand for thlsvaluisblemaclifue
has been TEN FOI D during As la:f rci.ew months of Its
first year before the public.
This ge4hcf and surprising su^ress is unprecedculen
In the history of sewing-machines, and we teal fully
warranted in claiming [bat
IT HAS SO EQUAL,
BEING ABSOLUTELY THE BEST
FAMILY MACHINE
• IN TB*: WORLD,
•
And Intrinsically the Cheapest
It is really two machinescombined In one. (by a aim.
pie and beautiful mechanical arra, gement,) makint
both the Shuttle or Lock-stitch. and the Oversew:tuna
and Button hole stitch, with equal facility and peg -
fection. It execute. In the eery kit: manner every va
riety of Sewing, such an, Hemming, Felling, Cording,
Tucking, StitcLing, Braiding and Quilting, Gathering
and dewing on. (done at the same time.) and In addi
tion, Overseame, Embroiders on the edge, and makes
beautiful Button and Eyelet Holes In all %brit,
Every Machine I e warranted up the Company, or Ito
Agents, to give entire oatiateetion.
. .
t'lrcuiers with full particulars and samples of 'work
dons cn !hie Machine. cm be had on application et the
Salesroom s of the Company.
S. W. Our. EleventA and C7iestnut Streets,
Philadelphia, Pa
Inatructions glean on the Machine at the rooms o
theCorapany gratuitously to alt purchased.
AGENTS WANTED.
FREDIMICK PA XSON, Proxidoot
W. B. 1 . .. 6 , 11.11:111tt.L., Treasurer
D. W. RaBISON, Agent,
Gettysburg, P•
Iday27—ly
THE PEOPLE OF THIS SECTION
ARE INVITED TO VISIT
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
AND &BE
The
.Largest Clothing House
I N PHILAMBLPHIA
NOS-2044 cod of'a dad hand from the City
ea» bigliofolAtin)iiiiii-inpu minting MEN'B BOYS'
CLOTEIWIgt Mir th - orospAty RISLIABLII Howe.
Aftertial of Ciint Is as Ibllows:
$2.
TO
s6° r A %t Eaaß Vf lEN O CLOTI
Gabaease reagiug et every price. oat In every aryls.
ready meads or mede to order. 8. B. carver dIXTH
and 38 aniter Semis.
$7 .TO SW WALL a
Si
OVERCOATS:
—Halloo, Silk Mixed, Valley Vas
eintere, Itevervia, Se" large.; 'variety In the
city OAK' HALL. SIXTH end MARKET Ste.
6 TO Sib
rain End itUltn. BOTH Voralan
and Domani& Good*. ex.:anent
Vie..a. 8. E. corner. SIXTH and RAREST Streets.
Oast FIALL,..WARAMAXERA BECUWN.
820 TO soo,Dfsh TS Of ALI. the de
. etjfith /liftable fur any oo•
<Aston. W4N4lllilli eUrra MLR ,
trT Weds.
$4 TO' 7 •
4 ;ABLUTS TON 801106411trtaw
Jo;tt' 7r i tflict`" ` 14 1 4 1,
01)1TAB:. NITI , H, sod .
YIELDS in trot *testi. "AN .40
teith Blown, 81.81.11.1441141 Ran Sinop
TO ,JO El 1111t1P I MEP 9 NO'.
owns! talaINQUEX*Itor
.vi ' Mod:it inskil 46 , 40111 ' W4OktE.EIIIO4
.% WittolklL Mi , VOltitar) _ isig golnyi.,
' .4 4 - 4 FMArk - lusitgy.. ; -,,,,,- - ' • .1.
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MEEMI
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UNION PACIFIC
ARE NOW COMPLETER
As 534 miles of the water"' portion or the Ilse, be.
ginning at ilecramento, are also dome, but shoat
286 MILES REMAIN
To be Finie?aed, to Open the GrAnd
Through, Line to the Pacific. Thie
Opening will certainly take place ear
ly this season.
Betides a donation from the Government 01 12,800
atm of laud per mile, the Company I. entitled to a
auheld,y in C. 8 Bond. oo its line se cempleted and
accepted, at tho average Otte of about $1,600 per
mile, according to the diacultiee encountered, for
which the Government habeas second lien alt sitairi
tr. Whether subsides are given to any other com•
panic , ' or not, the Government will comply with all
it. contract, with the Union Pacific Railroad Com.
pony- Nearly the whole amount 'of bends to which
the Company will be entitled have already been dell, •
ered.
$13.554 13
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
By it. charter, the Company it permitted to issue
it. own FIRST MORTGAGR BONDS to the same , n.
mount as the Government Bonita, undue more. These
rtlaiiis area First Vortgage upon the centre road ao
ell it. equipment..
THEY HAVE THIRTY YEARS TO RUN, AT SIX.
PER CENT., and, by Riecial contract, both
0
50 0 , 1
t.
PRINCIPAL A•ND INTEREST
311 814 13
ARE
1 1 " PAYABLE IN GOLD.
The U. S. Supreme Court bee recently decided that
this contract Ls In all respects valid and of legs:
obligation.
Such securities are generally enfeeble in proper.
tion to the length of time they have to run. The
longest six per cent. gold interest bonds of the U. S.
the • 61's ) will be due la 12 year., and they are worth
112. lfthry had 00 year. to run, they wouldstand at
not lose than 12.5. A perfectly safe Pint Mortgage
BceJ like the Union POCIAC shouldapproach this rate.
The deniand for European Investment is already Con
leidorable, and on the completion of the work will
doubtless carry the price toa - bongo premien.
&so co
EMI
It needs no argument to show
_that a Firat .Ikrt•
gage ot 66,600 per mile npon what for a long time
must be the only railroad connecting the A ilentic and
Pacific States to enm , .' • .."rintx. The eutfre anions
l
rf the mortgage willSe about $.30,C00,00, and the in
terest $1,e00,000 per annum in gold. The present cur •
rency coat of thin Interest In leas than $2,500,000 per .
tnnnut, while the gross earnings for the year 1868.
PROM WAY RUMNESS ONLY, ON AN AVERAGE
OP LECS TII.AN 700 WILLA OF ROAD TN OP if,
TION, 'FEELY MORE TUAN
... 71 ;,8
._ 18 HI
111 %).
11 62
$.501 g 5
FIVE MILLION POLLARS,
The detills of which are as kllows
From Famengers
Freight
•• Enpreas
'• Mails
"niecellaueona
Gurortonent tr00p......
freight...
" Contractors' men
s material
Mill
This Large amount Is only an Indication n( the it,
mecae trill° that cutlet go over the through line lu
few mLuthe, when the great Woof Pacific ("toilet tray.l
and trade will begin. It La eatimatod three this buci.
nems mo st make the earnings of the road from FIG
TEEN TO TWENTY 3111.1• IONS A YEAR.
L. BREAM.
M. E. isoLLTNOER,
E. 0. MEAGY.
Audit*,
•
A. the supply cr the Bonds will soon CPaid,. par.
Ora who denlre to Invest In them will and. It for their
Idterest to do so at once. The Price for tho present
Is par and rwerued Interest from Jan. 1, In currency.
übrcripUocts will bo received la GETTYSDUIV: r.
and In New York
AT TIIS COMPANY'S orricE, NO. :e NASSAU ST
JOAN J. CL3CO k EON, EtANILEILS, So. 59 W ALL e
And by the Clomparry's 'dealt/Jed agents throe ybr,:
the United States,
Bondi tent free, but partial subscriting (hr.,. •
local agents, kill look to them for th•ir Jafe del iLrry.
A.NEW PA MPLILET AND )AP wee Itened OctcLer
let, containing a report of the progress of the wcr'.
to that date, and a more comploto statement In rota
tion to the twine of the bangle than can be given in
an adrertisenint. which will be sent free on applica
tion at the company's offices, or to say of the
advert teed agents.
OE
Teal, Zumbtr ,
LIME KILTS
THE un,lpra;E:aa.l luta honKtit ont hi. former ',art
net., Wit. CI run, and now continue§
THE,LIME-BURNING BUSINESS
himself—at the Gettysburg Lime Kama; thecmn•
of the Railroad and North Stratton street. Thank
fu for past patrons,ie, he mill endeavor to deserve its
centittuaure, by prosecuting thribuainess a% rigorous
ly end on as large n scale as poesiblo—always selling
a good articlo and airlug gaud mount°. Farmera Asa
others may look for the prompt filling of orders
Ile oleo continues the
COAL BUSINESS,
oeering the most pormlar kinds. Roulet sepirn
others sliould iitivo him • call. Blacksmith Coal cra
utantly on ha d.
— lLSzi;timki - rEkallveredanywherelu G ttyabure
ettynbarg. NOT. 2U. 1847,tf RRTLF9•
photograph 03alltrics.
EXCELSIOR GALLERY.
TIPTON & MYERS
sucOessors to C. J. Tyson.
PRO TOGRAPHS,
PHOTO MINIATURES
AMBROTYPEY, cfc., etc.,
stereoscopic Views of the
BATTLE-FIELD,
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES,
ALB U.„,M S
GREAT VARIETY,
AND AT GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES.
arvr. deal in nothing but the beet of lta k litd..oal I
and ex mine ear store.
Copies an be furnished from all negatlsts siTee ta
ken at this Gallery.
TYSON'S OLD STAND.
Oat. it--t
ltrattben and letvrirg.
REMOVALI
The dim et porn A lioClootta has
.remoisd to •
.dlottlt Baktamoto "toot, coact door to ttpaagleea Shot ,
store. We hints on hand dicta 'monomial:4
vlocKs-, - WATCHES,
(41old and lama ... • - 7-
, .
-•
1' E W'A7,:,..'..:ti.
1, 8 43,0
of all klodillllgnet
_2l
~
! 4 !"
.
s l. 7kii°4:.
.44i41111044,11.0`-'
REIM
Rie6 MILES
Ertl
1T.41.1180AD
AT PAR
SECURITY OF THE BONDS
Total..._
43,DeA,r;;,1.4 - .1
rum NATIONAL BANK and
GETTTErBLIM NATIONAL 17.4.NR,
CZEO
JOAN J. CISCO, Treasurer, New York.
[Dec..l6.-`!,
hut, ticr
GliWir - §4ll - 1 - ti -
BTEREOBCOPES,
AND
POWYCIIIMP dais
op, aisottiev.
'
loss
.81,024,006.07
2,040-484110
51,42 Z 08
136.2.3 S
91,626 27
101 07 77
419.419 33
2U1,179 00
086,430.32