!Na matins.
.Tll A Y. ,
erne to the residence of the sub.
in Franklin township, near Riiitown, in
last,* WEIITE ILLS', with no marks. The
requested to
G m come
away. !onward, 'prove property,
Kn. and take
JACOB BTOTER.
MEM
'lCE.—Letters iof Adminis
,„,. the vvtate of Juin, MILLZI, deCesSed
utn view...tut tow uehip, Aditutscoguty, having
••te, to the utidersigaVd rreiditig In divans&
he hereuy give. notice to all person*
.1.6.1 east. to notte•itumediate
ing Nz..inpt the settle to present
stithent Icatt.t! for settlement.
JOHN F. FELT Y, A.lnet
DIM
TICE
o second aevount of JOSEPH L.
Committee of the p•• aud testate of
'Dit•IINGIII. • Luo at it ..1 Cob...hp) township,
Iht• bent] tiled in the Court of Cow
sut datum, roomy, and e , di be Continued
to•nri , tbe, coa the 190, of Apra, 1869, uLleee cause
ontrary.
JACOB MEIIIORN, Proth'y.
19, 1569.-4 t..
TICE.
tic sernmid ainJollEl of DANIEL G.
Iluals,ntoder lha will of
Life of Metadlon tonrovhip.
.unt). PA., ha. I+oll 1 +011 sled in the court of Cana-
Aftaro• uctity. and w.ll he confirmed by
1. on Mc 19da day of :Apra, 1169, nolesa
11 to the uu t rnry.
JACOB lIBLUORN, Froth.
MICEI
T 1 E
'lle) first acoonnt of SOLOMON RAtr
c...wittee of DATID 1 4 LAYBACON, a lue►tlt,
lon u•ldp, Ad►me county. Pe., bee been filed
orr of Common Plea, of Adm. County, end
...nrme.l t.y e.,ao court, on Me 19M day of
utiles cam.. be sh o rn to the contrary.
J ACM MELIIORN; Protkry,
ECM
T ICE. _
hr ae , ount. of Dr. W. J. MCCLURE
tux SittELT. A“..igne# of ANDREW Bowies
~,r Oxford I , •oru•lttp. Atlanta couuty, Pa
• ;.-.1 io the Court .tt Cllttmon Plea. of Ai:
y, stud will be cop firmed by arid court, spit
yrtfAl ril. If•rb,uultits cause Wallowa to the
JACOB MELUORB,ProtIey
ME
TICE..
to seventh account of ROBERT Mc
it/cc rator of the Oettlahurg nhitrusd Com.
Non 61,41 in the Curt of common Plea of
• And Monday. the 19th dayof.April,lBo,
k. A. Jf, has been Bxe.l for thecoullrmution
161 M CAUSA to the contrary b•Aown.
JACOB SIELLIOUN; Trolley.
PIKE ELECTION.
e Stockholders in the Turnpike
entitled. *TUN PRKSIDENT, MAN—
N') OOM PANS' OF Tilt TORN . AND
'KG TURN PIK N ROA 1.,," are hereby pa
the althea! Elution will be held, ea Aten
Jay of April next, at the Public Hon
Lo .r, itt Ablst t stow°, Adams ca., Penna..
b.nts n 77 welts and two o'clock, P M
I AC of nit, tint; a President. six Mummers
•uri r for said Cote pally, for the 'turning
EMYSER, Pru't.
=I
2L'TOR'S
l'e , titrnentnry on 11 e write of Jaook WOLF,
to of (lamiih,n iournehip, Adam. county.
boon grunted to the undersigned. residing
:,chip, he hereby given notice to all par
rvl Bold emtatt , to :nuke immediate pay
hote boring cla me againet the tame to
oi properly authenticated for settlement.
FREDERICK WOLF, Executor.
• •
SOLUTION
Firm of NLirrtpllT and ZIZOLIII has been
by mutual consent The business
:04 on by Mr. Newport. The Books and
iil be in the hands of Mr. Zunbsa, and all
laud *ill call and make Immediate settle-
BALTZER NEWPORT,
CHARLES ZIEGLIat:
IiTOR'S NOTlC.E.—Let
•stsnientary op the estate Of /gra. CLAWS
', late , t,l Cettyeburg, deceased, having
to the uudersigutd, residing in the Don,
shy glee• rw:ice to all persons indebted
e to n,ake immediate payment,and those
3 against the name to present them prat
• [tested for settlement.
SAMUEL HERBST, Ex.r.,
UTOR'S NOTICE.—Let.
Itsirnentary on the estate of AII4HAZI
deceased, Into ofLatimurs lopoship.
Usi•hig been granted to the trudereigurok
rue t ,, pnehip, they hereby give police VA
16.44 4+l to said Gelato to make iparuetliarof
I hose line ii.g 7l4ll.o.lngrituit the News fp
Pfet , rrlX 4titheujicated for settletuenf,
4, Eirri,; E VINGSTUN,
, JACOB LVIING:111)N,
%WILLIAM LI WINI::,TON,
fits
NEE'S NOTICE,
olsrslotati has;ug' beou appalated
Ae
ed of Voluntary Asslignsaont for the be.
u ors, PxecutB4 by lieeC y dioNu
tow u-hip-•-notios is hereby Oven to tights
,d tattle thuir accounts with the under.
tug iu the tame township.
awiss RAUANT.IIIIII,
•
CE.—Letters of Adminis.
ea the....toto of MARGAIIIMT MOWRIIT, dh
31enallen tovrnehip, Adam. coaptl, Pa.,
',rooted to the tuidersigued, residing lit
p. be hereby gires notice to all venom
mak. immodest* pm:lomat,
clog claims I.4•lnat the Sam. to pro.eat
4 eutheuticated for settlement.
'1 R. Y. If. PETERS, Adm'r.
STOLEN.—A valuable Black Mars was
stoles from the stable of James A.
Grimes, of Cumberland township, on
Thursday night last, together with a new
quilted calfskin Saddle, pbtin Bridle and
.11artingales, The mars is 7 years old,
clean limbed, cut in the front feet from
rackLng. small star in the face, light mane,
switch tail, one white foot behind, and
old collar marks. She was the running
- mare formerly owned by . F. Rahter, of
Harrisburg. Mr. Grimes offers a reward
of sso—s2s for the arrest and conviction
of the thief, and 12.5 for recovery of the
mare or any information that will lead to
Commissioners of a t l i ►am county,. her recovery.
Rents to be Sold.
• losiocere of Adams County offer to sell
UN V VENTS belonging to the County,
•gh of Gettysburg. no owner, of lota
opportunty of baying until May Id,
e ground rent■ not then releued, will
• talc Sale on tbar.dsy, at the Court
cluck, A. II
NICHOLAS Wnigw,
JACOB LOTT,
M. 11.4.31M,,ik..1;
WAirsz. Clerk
.t Proclamation.
the Hon. Rona? J. PIIII/Zll, President
erat Courts of Common Pleaa In the
'sing the 19th Metric% and Junks of
y. .r and ( ferculner and General Jell De
trial oral! capital and other offenders
and dolinl J KLIIN and leal,o Roag•.
deem of the Court. of Common Plea.,
the Court. of Oyer and Terminer and
.livery, for the trial of all catiital and
the county of Adam. hare issued
bearing date the 27th day of January,
f our Lord one thoasend eight hundred
nd to rue directed, for holding a Court
at., and General Quarter SOBIiiOLIM of thek,
eral Jail Delivery mud Courts of Oyer
at Gettysburg, on ,Monday, Me I9M of>
EREBT GIVEN to all the Justice's of ,
roner and the Constables within this,
t they be then And there in their pro,
b their Rolla Records, Inquisitions,
od other Remembrances, to do those
their Aloes and in that behalf apper,
•, and also, they who will prosecute .
• era that are or thee shall be la 'dm
II of Adams, are to be then and them.
• ^
• must them as &ball be Jost.
•
PHILIP HANN SheriLl
e, Otttyiburg, !larch 19 , 1489.
TER'S NOTICES
is hereby given to all
and other peraona conceetied, that tho
Accourits hereinafter mentioned will
the Orphans' Court of Adams county
and allowance, cc MONDAY, Sheikh
next, at 10 otfock, A. M, via:
.d deal amount of Jacob Llvineion,
will of Jacob Leibesatine. deed.
.d anal account of D►Nd Hoke and
Admihlatra tor of Michael Carl, de
• at of Jobn If. Banok, Executor at lb.
• sr, dec'd.
• dna account of Daniel Baker. Ad.'
• sore Yobs, dec'd.
Ana accountof Tbotaa. N. Dicks and
• editors of the but will sad Teo-
Dkka.deed.
I Jacob K. Oyler, Guardian of Mary
r child of /mock Crum, dec'd. settled
• , Adaulnletratrix of Jacob K. Oyler.
4 Jacob X. Oyler, Onardbui of Or.
inor Iwo of Propel, Cram, deed, set
ylor, Adnotoistratrix of rid Jacob L.
anal secoopt of Willbun Jacobs, Ad
oel Ziegler, deed.
N. D. HOLTZWORTH, Roglider.
IST FOR APRIL
QRAND JURY.
onus Daugherty, Yerstaaa, Jaw
Pazton L Leri Gilbert. Henry Dear..
Kahn. Thowu F. Grammar. Jacob.
Abodes, Sr.
.a.o Mcoo*h. •
Wolf.
• A Hailer.
Hoar!.
8. /lat. xtra..l 71.nk.
Raper.
. • . • Jorop IC•Uar
awr,GoorgiW. Wert&
el Beard
yam Binek.
airritALJtissy.
1: laity, George D. Eataboas, wa
• lichlorier. Joaepb Chao.
J. W. BatLiman, GeorP 7 . 7 " 11 '
lib.
0 J. 1411:Aortic", Wm./. Lott. Bun
• , Dowdoti.
Jacob A. flialay, Binary- Ilblassar,
noel Plank.
Lady, Jobe Han"
tam I. Metcalf, Jahn Z. POSS. J. II
MEIIMEM!!
loolkver, Georg* Stosaslisr, Dr.
m irc w a g ar , Jacob C. Salim, Dis'l
Libor; Wirses Toyama.
lanissa, Teasels ♦. OrodorlG.
elta Owa, W. Host, George Mpeag.
Voltz, Jar* Yeagy.
Philip 11144.-
Cimesaa, E. J. it Xicemi
int ffifir ati
Gettysburg, Friday, April A, 1599.
TOWN SUBSCRIBERS.—Tbs recent
change of residences has disarranged the
Carrier's list.and on Friday some were mis
sed. Persons in town failing to get their
papers will please promptly infbrm the
Carrier or send word to the office.
PAPERS MISSING.—We have been a
goOd deal annoyed during the last few
weeks with complaints from various quer
tors of tenures to receive the "Swiss AND
SENTINEL." Our entire edition is =tiled'
from printed lists, and there is no post&
bility of any names being omitted. The
papers leave the Gettysburg Poet onme re
gularly by mails leaving on Friday-and
Saturday. The failures complained of
must be attributed to the negelect or care
lessness of Post office officials through
whose hands the papers pass.
xi-Dm% tail to go to hear Willits, Wed
nesday evoning. It
GAS.—We understand the Town Conn
ell have ordered a Gas Lamp to oe put up
at the corner of East Middle and-Stratton
streets.
SOLD.—George B. Stovir has sold Ma
farm in Cumberland township, 43 acres
with Improvements, to Wm. EL Wier
man, for $4,00411.
oair-The Agents of a Reading Mining
Company have been prospecting for Iron
ore in,Qxford township, on the lino of the
Carlisle pike.
APPEALS.—Mr. MoSummit, District
Assessor, announces through the Compi
ler that the Revenue Tax Appeals for this
county will be held at the office of J. C.
Nszt.v,-- - sq., in this place, on the lath
instant.
THE FIRST.—The stringency in the
money market made the business incident
to the lit of April move sluggishly this
year. There were many disappointments
and failures to meet engagements ; but a
spirit of forbearance and concession has
generally prevailed, and the difficulties
have been pretty well budged over.
ACCIDENT.—On Tuesday morning last,
Mr. JACOB AIIOBINOBALIBII, Of IBIS place.
met with a serious injury, while working
on the new Livery Stable in oourse of
ereciion by Mr. Perry Tate. While fitting
the rafters, a hatnhet in Mr. Anghln
baugh's hands gleaned from a hard knot
and cut a deep gash in his right knee, at
the joint. The wound is an ugly one and
will disable him for some time.
BUSINESS.—The Spring trade is about
opening, and our business men are re
ceiving new supplies of goods. Now is
the . time to look carefully at Advertise
ments. Business men who advertise liber
ally are generally found to possess tact and
energy, and are prepared to offer induce
ments to secure custom. It you wish to
make Spring purchases, or deal in any
lino of business, look up the advertise
ments of live business men.
DEATH OF A DENTENARIA2B.—We
learn that Mr, Jacob Wolff, residing in the
vicinity of Abbottatown, Adams county,
died on the 19th ult., at the extreme age of
ane hundred years. He had 12 children
- 7 Jiving and 5 dead ; grand children, 65
Jiving, 15 dead ; great grand children, 265
:Dying, 26 dead ; great great grand ahil
.dren, 3 living—making 240 'Living and 48
,dead, or a total of 286. Hanover Specta
tor.
ANOTHER LECTURE BY DR. WIL-
LtTS.—Rev. Dr. WILLis, of Philadelphia
will deliver another Lecture in Agricul
tural Hall, on Wednesday evening next.
his theme being the "Model iffife." Those
who heard his "Sunshine ,in the Heart,"
will, of course, be on hand next Wednes
day evening. To all others who want-to
pass a pleasant evening with& genial talk
er, we unhealtantly recommend the com
ing Lecture. It is said to be fully equal
to "Sunshine In the Heart," and if but
half as good it will pay to go and hear
him: Wednesday being Prayer-meeting
evmulag, the Lecture wilt nut be delivered
until 8 o'clock.
ARRESTED.—On Friday evening last,
.ollicer Rouser received information from
- Baltimore that a German had committed
- s robbery in that city, and bad left with
Several trunks, as was supposed in this
direction. Mr. Rouser learned that a
person answering to the description was in
Hanover, and with assistants took a hand
.car—went down to Hanover, and after
some trouble arrested the man and
brought him Gettysburg. On Saturday
:morning he was taken before Esquire.
Myers, who discharged him, no person.
'being willing to make information as to the
Alleged robbery, and because of miner.
ttainty as to the man's indentity. He ra
:turned to near Hanover, and was again
:arrested on Saturday night, about eight
miles from that place, by detectives: from
J:taltimore, who had been apprised by tel
egram of hie arrest here. The Baltimore
„American gives his name as A. W. Ehr
bartt, and says he is charged with stealing
between $ 9OO and $lOOO from Wm. Schell
haus, proprietor of a public house, at 129
Franklin street, in that city.
IMPROVEMENTS.—Now that Spring
has fairly opened, the spirit of improve
ment in our borough has developed itself
with renewed activity, and on all hands
we note preparations in this line. In ad
dition to the buildings heretofore noticed
as in the course of erection, we note the
- following;
Perry I. Tate is preparing for the erec
tion of extensive livery stables in the
rear of his dwelling, on Chambersburg
street.
Messrs. Cashman haws a large house
about completed in North Stratton street,
near Cress's warehouse, and in conneetion
therewith a Carpenter Shop.
John M. Minnigh, haying gone out of
the Confection business, Is about erecting
a two-story dwelling on the lower end of
Chant bersbarg street.
Peter Kuhn designs buildings two-story
brl* dwelling on North Stratton street.
Prof. Baugherlas uommeristad lbs.:W
-00/2 of a large dwelling on North Carlisle
street, nearly opposite "Stevens Hall"—
Other buildings will go up in the same
neighborhood.
On York street, Jesse M. Walter will
pat up a two-story brick dwelling, ad
joining his present residence.
Wm. E. Biddle la about putting up a
oemmodious store house; on Ida lot, a few
doors below the Lutheran church.
Near the corner of Sant street, W. B.
Ideals has modernised his raddenee and
addded a store room, the whole looking
very much better then It dictbeGars.
Immediately opposite, Charles Stall
smith *about to build • large two-story
image dwelling, in tasteful style.
A squaralowsr down, Wm. Rainey is
putting the &tithing touches upon •
double cottage, thew stodge' plastered,
parlors frescoed, as
Ashortaidanes behrwehis, Wm. Grum
bine has Pat up a sang frame rsaidenos.
In the tame street, It. G. ithinteary,
Iraq., John Cress and W. P. Baker lilt
erect oommodions
In West Biddle street, Jaeolr Sankey
be. a two-story fame nearly ready for*.
panters ; John Dun n eggretely &maw
sorb' Maas&
LOOK AND I ) 4 o Pril.-4 1 :WMN 0
geographical line, real or imiginitt during
the last half century, bas been the sutdect
of more general reference than "Mason
and Dixon's Line," and none less generally
understood. Constituting , the southern
boundary of Pennsylvania, and the divid
ing line between this State, and Delaware
and Maryland, and thereby . the dividing•tine
of the Free and BlaveStates of the Atlan
tic slope, until where it struck the Ohin
"Mason and Dixon's Line" passed into
popular use in the fierce discussions which so
long agitated the country by reason of the
"irrepressible conflict" between Freedom
and Slavery. Now that the contest ha
been ended in the entire abolitlat of Sla
very throughout the Republic, this geo
graphical line ceases to have any national
importance. Still, in view of the past, a
few facts in connection with its origin. may
not be uninteresting to the reader.
In 1854, Hon. John H. B. Latrobe, of
Baltimore, delivered an able and interesting
lecture before the Pennsylvania Historical
Society,• in which he dwells at length upon
the subject.
It seems that the grants of land to Lord
Baltimore, Wm. Penn, and the Dutch set
tlers of Delaware,were somewhat indefinite
ancLdifilculty arose as to the boundaries of
the several grants. The grant to Penn
made part of his southern boundary to
consist of "a circle drawn at twelve miles
distant from Newcastle northward and
westward , into the beginning of the
40th degree of Northern latitude." -
On the 4th of July, 1760, the heirs of
Penn and Lord Baltimore executed a deed
of boundary settlement, under which, to
gether with the decisions of the English
Court of Chancery, Commissioners were
appointed to run the boundary line between
Maryland on the one hand, and Delaware
and Pennsylvania on the . other. The sur
veyors, under the deed, were Thomas Gar
nett, Jonathan Hall, John Luken, Archi
bald McClean, John F. A. Prigga, Archi
bald Emory, John Watson and William
Shankland ; whose original field—notes are
still preserved in the Maryland archives at
Annapolis.
At the end of three years, these Survey
ors had accomplished but little more than
the adjustment of the southern line of Del
aware, half way across the peninsula, the
peninsular line North to the intersection of
the "tangent point" of the Northern circu
lar confine of Delaware, and the irking of
the "twelve mile circle."
It was from the "tangent point" on this
circle, that the meridian was to be contin
ued North to a point, fifteen miles South of
Philadelphia, whence should be traced the
parallel of latitude westward, that was to
divide the provinces, and to the difficulty
of tracing this line is attributable the pres
ence of Mason and Dixon in America.
On the 4th of August 1768, Thomas and
Richard Penn, and Lord Baltimore, being
together in London, agreed with Chas. Ma
son and Jeremiah Dixon, "two mathema
ticians or surveyors," "to mark, run out,
settle; fix and determine all such parts of
the circle, marks, lines and boundaries, as
were mentioned in the several articles or
commissions, and were not yet completed."
Mason and Dixon landed in Philadelphia
en the 15th of November following, and
began their_work at once. They adapted
the peninsular lines, and the radius and
tangent point of the circle, of their prede
cessors. They next ascertained the north
eastern corner of Maryland, and proceed to
run the dividing parallel of latitude ; They
pursued this parallel, a distance of 240
miles, 18 chains and 21 links, from the
place of beginning at the N. E. corner of
Maryland, to the bottom of a valley on
Duukard's creek, where an Indian war
path crossed their route ; and here on the
9th of November 1767,`-101 years ago,—
their Indian escort told them, it was the
will of the Six Nations that the surveys
should cease; leaving 8d wiles, 0 chains
and 59 !bike, as the exact distance remsin
ing to be run west to the South West an
gle of Pennsylvania, not far from the Broad
Treelrunnel on the B. & 0. Itellerred.
By 'agreement of the parties and the de
tree of Lord Harkwicke, of the English.
Court of Chandery, the surveyors, Mason &
Dixon, nisn,ted at the end of every fifth
mile, a stone, graven with the arms of the
Penns on one side, and those of the A'alti
more finally on the other, marking the in
termediate miles with smaller stones, hay :
ing a P on the North aide, and an M on the
South, This.was done as far as Sideling
Hill ; beyond that, the line is marked by a
"vista," cut through the fofest, eight yards
wide, with piles of stones on the motintltin
create, as far as the summitbf the Allegany;
beyond which the line is marked with posts,
willt atones and earth heaped around them.
Such la the hislory of Mason's & Dixon's
In course of time, the northaast botanciary
stone of Maryland, was undermined by a
brook, and falling down was removed and
built into the chimney of a neighboring
farm house. When it was missed, a joint
commission was authorized by the States of
Maryland, Pennsylvania and Delaware, and .
Lieut. Col. James D. Graham, of the 17. l.
Topographical Engineers, proceeded to re
place it. A "triangular prismatic post of
granite," marked with the letters, M, D and
P, respectively facing the States to which
these letters refer, now marks the begin
ning of Mason and Dixon's line.
Dixon died at Durham, England, 1777
14.115011 died in Permsylyania in 1787.
We guarantee a highly interesting
Lecture next Wednesday Everting. It
IN COURT.—.H. M! WORTH, Esq., of
Columbia, counsel for Messrs. Maltby,
Northrup, Case, and other bond-holders
of the Gettysburg Railroad Company, has
Commenced proceedings in the Supreme
Court of PennZylvaula for a fore-olosure
of the Mortgage and tale of the road. We
presume the proceeding, will Fesuit lq a
sale of the road, which has been under
sequestration for some years. There will
be a contest, however, on the decree of dia.,
tribution, as the status of Messrs. Maltby,
Northrup and Case, will probably he con
, tested by other bond-holders—the issue.
involving the question whether the bonds
' held by these.4eritieWpg, originally hy
pothecated to Johns Hopkins stud °there,
are held absolute or as collateral*
It is a question in which all the bond
holders Sr. deeply interested, and we
hare been surprised to learn that, with .
one or two eirceptions, counsel have not
been employed to look after their inter
ests. Not only are the bond-holders vital
ly interested in this question of distribg
tion, but also in the 'aloof the road. The
road, with Its franchisee, ought to bring at
least $200,000. Yet, anises same arrange
ment or combination be effeted to bid,
these is danger of it going at a nominal
sum, involying a heavy sacritioe to the
bettailds bond-holders. WOUld it not be
well for the . resident bond-holders to have
a meeting for cenanijation, at least? II
all were to unite in, the employment of
counsel to look- after their interests, the
cost to each would be comparatively tri
fling.
jParjrkie "Model 'Wye" will certainly
laterest ail Ming gents in search of such
an Iniattaaton. It
VELOCIPEDE SCHOOL.-.The famous
Velocipede has reached Dettysnurg it. last.
Mr. D. C. DossnAuen, of Mechanicsburg,
will open a Velocipede School in Ag
ricultural Ball, on Monday the 1914 inst.,
when. all dashing to indnlgein this fascinat
ing exendse will have the opportunity to
leen and practice the art. 2t
lIERORANT TelLograG.—joaap a
, Jc.come bee aommenced the Merchant
Tailoring bueinees on ehambereburg
street, in the room fccmerly oconOed try
C. CoMBAX. Goods of all arm on
Lurid end made to order. Give lam •
1 / 3 04 42 10114 SZATgillo9..—ln .re
bent ninfibirrif the Rtraiiistiedi Riiietv;
the editor,Prefessor faroavare, - of this place,
furnishes some interesting statistics in re
gard to the Lutheran church. The popula
tion of the world is estimated at thirteen
hundred millions, of which 335,000,000 are
nominally Christians. These again are
divided into 170,000 Roman Catholics, 80,-
000,00 Protestants, and 76,000.000 Greek
Catholics. Of the 80,0000,000 Protestants
more than one-half (47,115,500) are Luth
arans, which areopportioned thus in round
numbers:
Germsny,
Pruolos,
Swedeu,
ic;11:13,1 end
Austria and Moravia,
Norway, ........
United Stater,
Other Ootintrlee,-..
There statistics show that the Lutheran
Church in the world is larger than all the
other Protestant Churches combined ;
that evin in the United States it is numer
ically tle third denomination, numbering
more communicants than any other Pro
testant Church except the Methodist and
Baptist. In 1820, when the General Syn
od was formed, there were but 103 Luth
eran ministers ; in 18119, more than 2.000
ministers, 3.500 oongregations, and 400,-
000 communicants.
Tho Christain World, for April, gives
the following summary of the statistics of
the Methodist Episcopal Church for 1868,
showing the magnitude and growth of
that powerful denomination in the United
States during the previous year:
Annual Conferences
Travelling Preachers......._.... 8,4,81 477
Local Preacher' ........ ....-...... 9,801 430
Total Preachers and Bishops 18,381 910
Members 1,255,115 109,034
Total Ministers and members 1,273,496 109,914
Adult bapl.sms 67,065 7,992
Infant baptisms 411,797 3,549
Total baptisms 113,272 11,531
Churches ' /1,692 570
Parsonages. 3, 1 110 240
Value of churches, 141,693,922 $6.808.436
Value of parsonages $6,276,679 $ 915 . 04
Total Talus of church,. and
passionate.
Sunday-schools-
Sunday school teachers and
officer.
fin I'day-school scholars
"ptit•l shall be with you (D. V.) on the
14th," and bring with me "The Model
Wife" and hope she may prove to be as
popular at Gettysburg as elsewhere.
Truly yours, A. A. WILLITS." It
THE COST OF ADVER islNG.—The
Laneister Express has the following truth
ful remarks on the cost or advertising :
The New York Tribune recently received
two advertisements from the Post Office
Department to be published six weeks,
the price to be charged not to exceed t3O
and $4O respectively. To these proposi
tions the Tribune thus replies:
"Inasmuph as the publiestion of the two
advertisements in the Tribune would cost,
at our lowest rates, $B4 50 and SIQS respect
ively, we cannot, of course, insert thorn
for PO and $4O respectively. The prices
named would not cover the cost of the
white paper required to print the notices
in the Tribune, and we know of no reason
Why the quvernment should.ask us to du
its work hor a less price Oulu tinsiness men
pay. If the law limits the amount that
can be paid, we ad vi-e CongreaS to mod ilv
the same so as to enable the Departtnents
to insert their advertisements in newspa
pers whore they will be read by those in
terested. We are always pleased to insert
whatever unobjectionable advertisements
are otlered, but one mau's money is a
good as another's, and we must charge all
alike. Nu newspaper With any circuta-
WM call agvr• I to insert advertisements at
the rates pained," •
This is the plain common-pens° view of
the wetter. It seems diflicult for many
people to unuenitauci that au advertise
ment in oue paper may be worth twice as
much as the same notice in another jour
nal of only half the circulation. All jour
nals of established circulation and char
acter, which conduct their business upon
correct principles, have a filed scale of
priaes, amd adhere to it. The very fact that
a newspaper is willing to publish an ad
vertieteruent half-prlco. whether for the
government or an individual, is prinus
fecie avidennt that they have only hall
value to give in return for tue money re
ceived. A little reflection most satisfy
any one, that an advertisement In a paper
having a circulation of 2,000 copies is worth
just twice as much as the same matter in
one circulating only 1,000 copies; and yet
it is an every day occurrence for advertia-
Ors le jfy,ist PP O P ha_ ing their advertise-
Monte inserted St the hall -price rates,
without regard to the advantages in cir
culation. There are few transactions In
business more unreasonable than this.
- GETTYSBURG POST-OFFICE.—On
Monday last, the President scut into the
Senate the nomination Of J4COB KiTZMIL
LER for Postmaster at CiOttypbgrg. Mr.
K. iswell known, having filled the office
of Prothonotary for three years with mark
ed acceptance, acquiring the reputation of
a courteous and efficient officer. He lost
an arm in the War for the suppression of
the Rebellion, is a thorough Republican,
and is amply qualified for the position.—
We have no doubt he will make an accept
able Postmaster.
DEAp.—The Knoxville (Illinois) .Re-
PubilOaft, the l s uJt., contains an oh.
tuary of the death of Mr. LE4.I4IDEIR EINZIt t
who died from injuries received in the
breaking in of the roof of a aoal bank on
his farm, by which he was buried in the
debris for six hours, with scarcely suffici
ent space to breathe. He was about 30
years of age and a member of Knoxville
Lodge No. 88 A. Y. M. Mr. Biker's pa
rents formerly resided to Adams county.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.—Persons
'who were elected to the °dice of Justice of
the peace, at the recent Spring eleotions,
will do well to bear in mind that they are
required by law to give written notice to
the Prothonary, within thirty days, of
their acceptance.
I , ,Tp.;vv Timm. -Mr. NICHOLAS WEAVER,
who has so long and suces q ully carried
on the Livery business on Washington
street. has taken Wasson LEviF, WEAVER
into partnership, and the business will
hereafter be carried on under the name
of N. WEAVER it SON, with increased
facilities. This change necessitates the
closing np of the old books, and Mr. WEL
TER desires all indebted to him to call
end pettle withp.4 ilplay. The books will
be found at the office of the Firm, on
Washington street, north of Chaibben
burg street. it
NOW IS THE TIME.—Our neighbor,
F, VITZQNINGHAK, has received another
supply of Iktady-made clothing, bought
specially for the spring trade, and which
he has marked down to prices to suit the
times. He has everything in the line of
Men's and Boy's wear, Coats, Pants,
Vests, Socks, Suspenders, cite., with a
large assertnuna Of raneY Cleods ; and
those of our friends wanting anything In
this line will do well to examine his stock
before buying elsewher, if they want to
save tltonpy, April 9-2 t
ifire ip C 1-11conas will, after the let
day of lanolin' sail 441 kinds of Winter
Clothing at greatly redned prices,--Orer
Coats u low as $4.00, Cavalry Over Costs
at $6.25, Infantry Over Coats $5.25, and all
other Winter goods at greatly reduced pri
ces, to make room for Spring good& tf
GREAT BIIRPRIBE.—We were aston
ished the other day in passing Arnold's old
corner. Rosen has changed his base to
this corner, and is surprising every body
that visits him by his kirgelikal cheap Stock
of Clothing, Ha* Caps, Boots, Shoes, itc.
&c. Giro him a cull. U.
FOB BALE—A. new AM alma Pain
and Shifting Top BUGGY. Enquire , at
Dr. 0'2730A1)11 Dike On Banimon -street
lio-88 as 'atioSaideas to boor Ow
'Mimi WV. I 11
LATUBEL — PleHttenli°eOf C llr Pe a , i ters
a>id`Buitdais 18 thvited gni adtaustVe
assortment of Lumber of all kinds to be
found at the Lumber Yard of Col. C. H.
kluehler,on Carlisle street„opposite the Pas
senger Depot. River and Mountain Pine.
Baulks*. LathS,l3iding, Soiee;
Shingles, Piokets, Flooring; Poets.
as furnished In any quantity sud at loci
est rates. tf
euirw of tilt
Baltimore Or u & Produce Market.
Baltimore. Thursday M,rstng.
...... 600 411 675
...... 7 00 @ 7 50
...... 1 72 @ 1 90
1 70 @, 1 90
83 @ 86
1 45 @ 1 50
3 50 @ 3 75
9 50 4110 00
.. 2 50 @ 2 55
14}
16 g 17}
18 21
19 @ •20
.25,000,000
8.000 000
. 3,000,0u0
SUPER ?Lora,
EXTRA FLOUR,
W RPM WoRAT,
RED WHEAT,.. ,
CORN,
Rya,
OATS,
TIMOTHY-REED.
CLOTHE -SEED,
FLAX -REED,
BAOON, SBOULDEUS,....
ts Hems,
3,000,000
2,000,000
1,000,000
-.. 3,41.15,0(0
47,115,500
LARD,
GOLD, P4la
Gettyeburic Grain £ Provision Maiket.
Vjeltysturg, Friday Yarning.
6 00
SUPER FLOUR,
EXTRA FLou - R, 7 00 @
Wiimr. WHEAT, t 50 @ 2 00
RED WHEAT, @ 1 30
Coax, 70
RYE, l 20
OATS, SO
BUCKWHEAT, 90
TimoToy SEED, 2 50
CLOVER SEED, ....... ........ 8 50
POTATOES, .... 80 @ 90
Burnm, 35
LARD, 19
Eoos . 16
BAOON, EIAMB, 20
" SIDES,.. 16
" SHOULDERS, . 15
SOAP, 6 @ 8
TALLOW, 10
1868. Increase.
71 3
817,970,501 8 8 , 723 , 767
15,885 614
CLEAVER—WICHERSIIAII.—On the 3lst
of third month, at Unionville, Centre
county, in accordance 'with the order of
the Society of Friends, Jesse Cleaver, a
member of West Branch Monthly Meet,
imz, to Edith Wickersham, a member of
Menallen Monthly Meeting, Pennsylva
nia.
181.666 6,721
1,145,167 63,216
KrusE—McINTIRE.--On the 29th ult.,
by Rev. Mr. Rine, Mr. David C. Krise, of
Liberty township, to Miss Mary J., daugh
ter of Edward Mclntire, Esq., of Em
mit.bnrg, Md.
LAWVER—MARSFIALL.—.III A ren dts
vine, on the Ist inst., by Rev. M. Snyder,
Samuel A. Lawyer to Miss Annie E. Mar
shall, both of this comity.
ONFORT—SCII nivEß.—On the 25th ult.,
by . the Hey. W. K. Zeiber, John A. Mon
lon to Miss Mary Jane Sehriver, both of
Adams county.
SCHoNk;IINUCK--MUMNIEBT.--00. the 18th
ult., by the Rev. W. K,„-Zoiber. Mr. Fred
erick Schonebruck, of Adams county, W
Miss Maria Mummert. of York county.
Or-Obituary notices 5. cents a line for
all over 4 lines—cash to accompany no-
ALBERT.—On the 19th ult., Mrs. Mary
Albert. near Round 11111, Adsms county,
aged IS years 6 months and 14 day's.
Beumasttpriga.-00 the 24th ult.. Mrs.
Sarah Baumgardner, aged 85 years, 11
months end 5 days, of this county.
Bowtvio.-441 the 7th ult., Susan
Agnes, daughter of Joseph and Sarah J.
Bowlinx, aged I months and 19 days.
ll,asgs..—Ou the 16th ult., in Mountjoy
township, Mrs. Sarah timer, aged 71 years
5 months and 13 days.
OvcanErn.—ln 11arrilburg, March 20.
1, 5 369, of neuralgia of tho heart, Mr. Wil
liam Oyer , leer, formerly of this county,
aged 50 years a mouthy and 13 daps.
Suurr.—Clu the 17th ult., C., in
fan' datokalter of M r. Shutt, near
New Oxford, aged 1 year 0 mouths and 26
days.
REMOVAL. --The undersigned
has removedhle PRINTING OMER from the
Ifile.r ond to the currier of Railroad and Washipos
strtielts; what. be .1 1 1 Pri - PlaarisJ id wrist his old
friend■ e d p patrons.
IV
April --3tJ. E. WIBLE.
-
IMPROVED FRENCH RANGE
AID RANGE FERNITU'RE
WII/ACIVILED
Bramhall, Deane & CO.,
247 1 29 water it, New Tort.
April 9.-3 m
nAXECUTOR'S on NOTICE.— on Let
tors Tentatueutary the estate of Jg Sou
ses, late us hisuallen township, Adams cou n ty. P s .
dectarad, haring beep granted to the undersigned . ,
resbling in Franklin tow.,ship, he, harsh,' e s . auttcs
to all persons ll:Wilted 'to said °state to make im
mediate payment and those having dalmsagainst the
ume to present them properly authenticated for
settlement.
April 9.-et
p XECUTOR'S NOTlCE.—Let
ter. Testamentary on the estate of ltuse Ma
tea late of Gettysburg, deceased, having been granted
to the und2relgnied they hereby give pot I e to aline' ,
sons Indebted to sea Wats/ to melte nremedblde
meta and those having claims spinet the same will
present them properly authenticated for settlement
J. J. liCalt,
En's
J. H. MAJORS,
April 9.--Gt
hirThe first names Executor realties in Highland.
the Nat named in Stratum township.
ISTO TICE.
The undersigned, haring been appointed As
signee of Jelin H. WALSZR lad Wife, 01 .111311Vr town
ship, Adams county, Pa., by It deed of Voluntary As.
signiment for the benefit of Creditor., hereby
notice. teal] persons indebted to the. said James 11.
Walter, to make Immediate payment to raid Assigns*,
and those having claims will present them properly
authenticated fir settlement.
WAI: J. PBTERP, Adner,
Butler township, Asit o mil go., Pa.
April 0.-6 t
1869, MILLINERY. 1869.
I RESPECTFULLY 'tithe an early laspection of my
naR
BONNETS & HATS ,
Ibboos, at!, Tapes, Muslins, Nets, Merida, Lace.,
FRENCH FLOWERS,
Frames, Gimp and straw Trimmings. Also,
FANCY GOODS
of over) description and the latest styles, all of which
I will sell at the loweet cash prices.
April 9 —3m HARRIET itcORKAZT.
.7013ZP11 Wl3ll. J. 4, WlOl4l. WIG .I.IIIBIJ.
JOBEfil WIBLE 4 SONS,
FM - warding and Chmatissfoes Merchants, S. East comer
of Railroad and Washingkai streets,
GETTYSBURG PA.
Hll EST cash price paid
_for all k Inds of Grain and
Country Produce generally. The highest cask
price paid for good flay end Rye S trim. We will keep .
constantly on band fur pas all kinds of
GROCERI.ES,
sorb as Sugar., Coffees, Teas, Monism end Syrup, Toe
hams, Soap., Spices, and everything usually kept In
• Grocery Stars.
We will runt Iln• of Cars to Baltimore weekly, to
the Warehouse of EMERSON k CO., 125 North et.,
corner of Franklin, fur the transportations of goods
each way, leaving Gettysburg every Monday and re
turning on Wedueeday.
The best band. of FERTILIZERS constantly on
band, or secured at short notice for those ordering.
April 0, 1869.—tf
QITTYSBURG LIVERY,
Sales & Exchange Stables
WEAVER 4t, BON, Proprietors,
HAVING this day associated with fns
my 6Ork I.,kvi in the Livery Bualtiese,
carried on by me on Washington et rest fore number
of years, I would respectfully return my thanks to
tbv nubile for the kind patronage heretofore extend•
6d to me
Haying now superigr Emppamodatione to supply th e
publto,lte frholit solicit s eccitptiatioa of theirps
ermine..
We claim that we can famish superior teams
et estooderets prices as say other 'establishmet( in
Gettysburg.
Our Meats will be ticiud waked with ►he best of
Horse. and Vehicles.
Ws can furnish you * fine Hick team with metal
and obliging drivers for hang or short drives. We
can furnish you a spir of Hones and Baggy.
'Ws can furnish you 0 laic* 'Ogle liorto and Baia
for bustpasi or pleasure trip.
We osallanitab you.. two Saddle / b r a* Soy G entle'
man or Lady.
We can torah& you uSarally Hors* and Card%
Ws can Muth& supiriW hadittlits for rirltlng
liattirriloid end Springs.
Sordoni/sr anietitton paid to supplying Books for
in fret,you eon get spy kind of a town to No hail
in Arst-riam Uratl.
.• r
Roßsza BovoErt slip 8914)
at an times and odeltemareat . ge Wow. Salmi
Horses.! this eigabitibemoot bar.. god •
to seteot from. ipr Hails sold gaareatood *unite*.
Dented, or no ash., . .
By Ark! aswatonsol bailie" wtsb 4 diddle' W
_pleise, we hope to inktoimokstirlai to do.
- .
. am aozake waarti.
1
- ' .141/1* WINVIL - . i
Aso 9, POL. 41 ' •• _ .
MAIER' ED
DIED.
litur ldbtrtionnento.
PAUL SOWERS, Xz'r
Sal SO
WM. CHRIT
GETTYSBURG, IPA.,
Carpenter and Ctractor
Having remand to In" D 1
shop
On Washington street. den 'Middle
and Chambersburgilelreete,
I .r,
and Introduced ' Steam Power. I a ' prepared to ter-
Web all ktodsof work for buildin purpuees, of the
beat material, and ae neatly mac ply salt can be
done at any otber eetebliehteent I he county. 'Ex
perienced Hands always to readi es. and work ex
ecuted with protuptuess and dispa b.
lberttankfa I for past %yore, I eye. by Attention
to ttne:neee, to reeiduest liberal s are of public pat.
Musa. ,
April 9.11161). , -tf ,
GEO. C. CAS OMAN,
GETTYgBURG, PA .,
1
Carpenter and Cpntractor,
RESPECTFULLY informs the
public that be has removed °his new Shop on
Stratton street between York and Railroad streets,
end is prepared to take contracts pr putting np and
repairing Buildings, seas ressoiable rates as any
builder it
in Gettysburg—all wor i gzaranteed to ba of
best quality. Ile hopes by stricteatention to bush
neu to merit public patronage. kite me a call.
April 9.18C9.-tf
111
GETTYSBURG SAKERY.
THE Orin of Newport It Ziegler baring been the.
solved, the uudt•rstgued wlllntutintie the Baking
bualness, In all Its brat cites, at ete old st.tod,
Corner of South Washirpton and II eat
Middle streets, Gettsaintrg, Pa.
All kinds of
ORl.Clusas,
CANES;
HIMAD,
ildus,
cony tacitly baked and *brays tops had fresh.
With many yeara experience •td eery slapesition
to plates, he feels that be can pion Ise aatiaraction Ici
II or a. Orders solicited, and fralliplly attended to.
W Rh many thanks fix the patronage bestowed on the
old arm, Its Coot inUALICo is asked.
RALTZER NEWPORT.
April 9. lar9—tf
ICE CREAM SALOON
JOHN GRUEL, -
Chambersburg St., Gettysburg,
next dobr to Lagbt Hotel,
Hu always on hand a lugs assortment of ■ll kinds of
CONFECTIONERY,
made of the but inaterlatil, Witb Flails, Almeade,
Ralelca, Flip, Cakes, Ac.
ICE CREAM
served to customers, and orders Par families or Par
ties promptly filled. Having special accommodations
for Ladles and Gen neaten, end determined to pirese
he invitee his friends to give hire a earl.
April 9.—tf
CUNNINGHAM
Firs Just rocatvod large soppy of
SPRING GOODS,
Connlitlng of
COATS, PANTS, VESTS,
Of ALL STYLUS AND SIM. ♦LSO,
SHIRTS,
Trunks, Valises, Umbrellas,
and • grant and large variety of
NOTIONS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
CLOCKS, WATCHES,
TOBACCO and CIGARS ,
TO $31,0 BRI It Td, iJI4I, ETICLI 'THING
uEN EVRI 4 IIIIII.IIO GOODS of
every kind, at small 'advance nn COOL W ANA.II AK Eft
BROWN. L'., OktitAT CLOTH I NO ROURY,
SIXTH and MARKET Street*.
ef qn t
more street, (Picking's old Stand) near the Dlamon ." •••••—.74
all of which will he sold at abort profits and warrant-
ed to please. 0 Iv! 131¢1 a ca t il et 4U itcfe cat &ILI
April 9,11114.-0
THE SECOD NUMBER
APPLETONS' JOURNAL
=1
ILLUSTRATED ART SUPPLEMENT,
T r4Gito,
mmrEco
Underground life; or Coal Mines & Miners
LISTS Ol ILLUSTRATIOME.
I. Miners Going Dunn a Shaft.
11. 'Geometer; anJ Surveyors of th• Mine in Coo.
imitation.
Looglindloal View of a Tlmberad Leval.
IV. Walled ;Aral,
V. Potters br Trolley Boys.
VI. Dinneat of a Born bons • Mina Shaft.
VII. Collision of Tub. In a Shari.
VIII. Inundation of • Mina.
IX. lolling In of a Mina.
Z. Explosion in a Cu.! Nine.
NEARLY EVERY NUMBER
WILL CONTAIN SOME DEW ILLUSTRATED
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INO A CARTOON, OR ILLUSTRATED
SUPPLEMEETART MATTER OP IN-
TE RIOT.
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APPLETO.NS' JOURNAL
CoNTAINS
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Groat Novel of
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I , X7ITLIP
THE MAN WHO LAUGHS ;
BY THE KING'S COMMAND,
ooatlaued In this Number, besides
4N IMMENSE VARIETY Of INTERESTING
AND ATTRACTIVE REAMS* RATTER.
Price 10 cora per No., or $4 poranlium, in advance
/or We by all New" Agent' throughout the United
Stated,
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90, 02 t 01 Grand it., New York,
April 9.—lt
DISTRICT COURT OF Till IL STATES •
in Bank
roa
/astern INstrid of Peanrylvanin. roPtcY•
IN VIII mATTEIVOP O'LCOlf Ki:14,118, Beakrupt
isstem Instries orrenes7)msils;
A warrant in Bankruptcy has been issued by said
Court against the Borate of Jsu , s Ham" of the
county of Adams and State of Penney/Taal*, in said
District, who has been duly adjudged a Bankrupt up
on Petition of hie Creditors, and the payment of any
debts and the delivery of any property belonging to
said Bankrupt to him or to his use, and tit transfer
crony property by him are forbidden by law. A meet
ing of the Creditor' of said Bankrupt to pr e y e t h e i r
debts and choose one or more Melvillee of his Estate,
will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy to be holden at
Gettysburg in said District, on thy 171.4 chly of Ap r il
A. D., a$ 1 a'ciapk, P. 4-, at 1 4* oflic• of Gayld
wiunt gag.. won , H oe rr ee Behr, Esq., coil of the Be.
Liners 14 Bankruptcy of said District.
P 0. BLLMAKIIit.
8. Marshal for said Dretziet.
April 9.-31
DISTRICT COURT OF THB U. STATES
y m vas in Bank
/a:ons District of Patary/oantla. 1 "DKr.
In the matter of MOdSS A. KBLL/tB, Bankrupt, lu
tarn District of Non sy Urania:
• warrant in Bankruptcy has been issued by said
Court against the Ratite of Modes A. KliAn, of the
*may of Adam and State or Pennsylvania In said
District, who has been duly edi_
__Ftt a /Warn% p p ,
ton pstitlap - of hie Creditors. sun ......rinnint of any
Obis and the delivery of any p „. _ . to.
said thia*rupt to him or to his Psi slid trate im
of any propertyby Il are forbid*, bp .___
Ing oTthe Creditors o mid Bankrupt "bo a p ...7- A .=
debts atst Odom one or more Amigo's. of „7."Zt
will be held at a Court of IhmkruFtny. to be ho ld®
thrum in said District, tell the /Itel goy of
Al. ide> 4 4 If . ' eleAtt ii• ft ! ll .O l e OPIDO Of *lra
WO Aim, bsiker. Basting W. &NI *Mr or the &S.
p 141sitkraptoy of Phi
tteDß •aOll..
I ='II.S. et kw add
-,
Aprllo.—lit
..
()TICE.
h im
The business of the film of J. 4110
of Illimateesimmt brsissl:l: 4 l:. dam ,
tilted Arett/. W. se fe Ils to
dir bi ll.uw.u, Ms Ann Zr to win
a . „ m g. im s ... at -skteb, b• /douba
t toweertp.
teitstand seta lied wan* ail:
tat *am
b• Sound with Joe* r. inn; A•babbistra,
•
,
r JON' it.slaurr. Admel
. 11. 14141414 1
- iiiipralle4k
, -•-
fat 2OhlatUmiiabi-
LICENSE.—The fcillbwing
plications to public bootee_ of enterteinutent,
he., have been tiled in mx Why, with the requisite
number of idgn.re, and will - b. presented at UNA:kart
of Quarter Beenions, on laisidep the llith day etApril.
AN,
TAVERN pusworli,,
. , .
- seland Wolr, flettysbner-Himun*
.7 .
vlaaohl3tock. _
los 4-
~ .
_...
Conrad Snyder,
Otioene W. McClellan. °. '.°
- • , • .
'John L. Tate, 0 0 . • • .
Watt Yount,
Francis J. Wilson, Berwick
lieury Rohrer, "-
litaiie B. Yantis '
Littlestogli "
John preen, "
C. Hanes, " .
Jacob elieoly,
474 tee A. heed, York Springs "
John D. Becker, - " "
Juba et 11. Rather,Butler township.
Jeremiah Johns, olloWngo _ "
~.Yrancla Bream, Curnlierlaud
Oettyab , g Lithia eprinas Assochitien, Cnmb'd tp,
Same/ 8. Moritz, Freedom township.
Samuel Richoltz; Franklin ..
IA ederick D. Smith, "
George A. i...0r. ell, - " 44 •
Martin Shoemaker, " . .
George Derr, 44 . .
bor.. el Little,
Daniel Hein tzetnian " .
Franklin Rainier; Hamilton
Rsohell Stem, Ilvanilionhan '., .44
Alexander Br 'ALAI . , "
Peter Shively, . .
Joh. Kapp, Lot inao:a
Abraham tither, "
Charles Myer*, Ilenallen .
Oliver P. House,'
Conrad Wagoner, Ilountplesaant "
J. Hoary Wiest, Oxford
Isaac 1.1, Houser, 0 .
'tacit 31. Dicks, Reeling "
Jacob L. amell, Straban "
Jo.eph Malt, 4. .
Henry B. Stone, Tyrone .
STOKE LIQUOR LICENSE.
William J. Martin, Gettysburg Borough.
George F. Halbfleich, "
Michael Reily, Conowago township.
Sneeringer ik Son. "
Abraham Sell, Union • .
RESTAURANT LICENSE.
-,-
Theodore Pfleiger, Berwick Borough.
l'ios J. Elio., Canowago township.
Jahn giggle, Hamilton
March 19.-tc A. W. 31.1\ TER. Clerk.
E. W. CLARK & CO.,
BANKERS,
O. 35 S. THIRD ST., PHILADELPHIA
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11,11 ?us,
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approved July 25, 1805, with a
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Dollars,
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Lifer.' terms offered to A - gents and Sol feltors, who
are Invited to apply at our idles. o h
Full particulars to be bad on apPircatloo at our of.
ice, located in the second story of our Banking noose
where Circulars and Pamphlets, fully describing the
advantages offered by the Company, may be bad.
B. 8. RUSSELL, Mancwer
DAVID WILLS, Ageut, Uetty.bure, N
Aug. 21,1868.-1 y
We direct attention to Wanamaker
& Brown's adverlisentet. The Largest
Clothing House in Philadelphia.
$. 2 TO SCO WANAMAii tBROWN.—
MEN'S A BOYS' CLOTI/INU.—
Garments ranging at every price. cut in every style.
ready made or made to order, 8. P. curlier till.TH
and .11AltliET :greets.
8 , 7 TO VS
Bilk Mixed, Ysucy Gniwere,
Obi nchilta, B . lc, largest 'ninety is the city.—
OA K HALL, &XIV and MARKET St..
8 6 TO $46 B .. l.l d eltt o nS t U m lT 4 l, BO . Tll .. Y c oLe l ite t
et.)ibs, E. corner bIXTLi end SLARF..r:Scrmts,
WANAMAKER. k BLIVWN.
8,20
ir
TO J6O DREIAS SUITS 4 /1" A 41 , - the de
qbie 'tykes, iateetie ter arty oc
eeewe. ANBll4fiFia k tqI.OWN, gAR-
KlaStristi.
84 TO 840 BOYS' BUITB Mkt SCHOOL [Lome
and bruin—newest style. and beet
rises good.. WANAMAKEit k BROWN, LARDY
CLOTUINO 110USZ, eIXTII and -MARKET Streets.
87 TO $25 B i
LI OYS' and YOUTLIS' CHESTER
VDS iu great variety. WANA
MAKER t BROWN, SIXTII tivi MARKET Stre..ls,
A OARD TO THE LADIES
D
DUPONCOII GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS
FOE FEMALE
-I. LnfalliLle Iv currt-cting Irregu
larities, Removing Obetructiou e of the MaAthly Taro',
( rum whrterer CauAll SA4 siwAys muOyetaral 111 I Pro
,anclve,
kaniales peculiarly situated, or those supposing
themselves to, are cautioned against using these Pills
while In that condition lest they •• invite miscar
risote" niter which admonition the Proprietor as
names no responsibility, although their mildly...swill
prevent any ushichiiif to health.
Price $1 per Box. Six Boxes 15.
Sold by J. 1. UUII 1 , Vritg;isi,Snia Agect itn Get.
tysburs. Pt.
Ladles. by +ending him fl through the Post alike,
can hayelhe Pills sent, (confidentially ' ) by Mph, to
any part of the country "'free of postage."
April 29,1868.--ly
MEETING OF TEACHERS' COMMIT
TEE us PEEMAN ENT CERT] FICATIts.
The Committee appointed at the last session of the
Adams County T.achers' Tnatitute, to act upon ap.
phcatione kr Permanent State Out Glutei., will meet
in the Public School Buildiur , in Gettysburg. on Sat
uidny, the 1714 day of April inst., at 10 o'cLiek. 4
,
The members ut the -oturolttea, sad all teachers
heldlns Prefeesional CertlAcatre, who are applicant,
fur the Permanent, are requested to be prestut at
that time.
J. HOWARD WERT, President
June ILtawroa, Secretary.
April 2.-31
The Patent Magic Comb
Will color gray hairs permanent Hack or bravo.—
gold everywhere. Bent by nail for $1,50.
Address WM. PATTON, Treasurer,
Magic Comb Cumpauy, Springfield, Kee ■
Excelsior Emporii4m,
ANY TUING YOU WItALI FOR vNE DOLLAR,
Silverware, Jewelry, Bowing Machines, Tolle{ Bets,
Fancy Articles. etc. facials:A c. for Catalogue con.
taming full description articles sold tl us fur One
Dollar, 'Satisfaction guaranteed. Address MOB
BAILICY d CO, Llos. 34432, New Yurk Boat Office.
ABK YOUR DOCTOR OR DRUG , IIST FOR BWILIT
QUININE—It equAla (bitter) Quinln*. I. made
only by P. STEARNs, Chvtulot o Detroit.
Moth 19.--It
r,i•Loyll ItZIT that !Apt. Nor pitrOculart address
M 4 .8.14. bPENOtat a Od., Brittjeboro', Vt.
ruiREEMOIINT SESIINAgy, Norristown, Pa, Yor
J. Young man and boys. Clasilical, Mathematical
and Commorclat. Twanty Ofth year, Situation un
surpassed. Spring seselon at 18 areelu commeness
March 33d. For circulars address .1. W. Loch, A. M,
Prin.
AYER'S
CATHARTIC PILLS,
For all the paEposes of a Laxative
Perhaps no one medicine is eci universally required
by everybody as a cathartic, nor was ever any before
so universally adopted into use, to every country and
among all classes, as this mild but efficient pargatirs
Pill. The obvious reason le, that it is a more reliable
and far more effeottial remedy than any other. Thom
who bate tried it, know that it cured them; those
who have not, know that it cures their neighbor, and
friends, and all Imo* that what it does once it doew
always—that it never fails threagb any fault or neg.
lest of its compositiou. We have thousands upon
thousands of certificates of their remarkable cures of
the following complaints, but Buck cures are known in
every neighborinxkl, and we need not publish them.—
Adapted to all agos and conditions in all climatal
Containing neither cab-mel or my deleterious drug;
they may be token with safety by anybody. Their
sugar coating preserves them ever fresh and makes
them pleasabt to take, while beiug pare; vegetable,
no harm can arise from their use In any quantity.
They operate by their powerful inflames on the In.
terctl viscera to purify the blood and stimulate It into
healthy action—remove the obstrac donee( the stom
ach, boweln, liver, and other organs of the nody, re
• tot log their irregular action to health, and by eec
recting. wherever they ening, such deningernentll an
are toe first origin of disease.
Minute direction, are given in the wrapper on the
boi, fiir the followilig compliant', which these Pills
irgploily curette
Au DYgPSPIJIAt or INDIGESTION, liIBTLYBB
- LANGUOR and LOOS OP APPISTI.TIC, they
should be taken moderately to etiolated* the stoma ch
InAritoro iii tIVALky tons and ectiog. .
141VSH Colleu.otandits Talons eymptonss,
BILIOUS HEADACHE, SICK HEADACHY, JAUN
DICE or GREEN SICKNESS, BILIOUS COLIC and
BILIOUSPETEIti, they ehoofd be judiciously takes
fur each case, to correct the dieeeeed act/ay or remove
the obstructions which ceuie it.
Nor Dlinitnifialf or. DlA.ititilatit, but one mild
dime Is goileradly required.
for IttLELLUARLIA, 0017 T. GAAVSL, PALMA- .
LION OF TUB URA itT, Pnl,B D i TICS elbB, BACK
LOlllB, they slimed be continuously takes, es re
tared, Wctlanr.titt_4(ll o 9 4o 4.44l o ll et lii.s7ttaa.
Pig euth obsuge those Compliable dzes ti r.
for /OMIT and 'Ocincipcidwill! G 8 they
abatiki bi Lilco is lags sad fraiitea ' topioduce
the elfin of a idiom polo,
lose etwPakastull aboui4.a.4•X‘D•lll.
it griminess bali destrod aff trayilipatly.
Asa aisteer tali:WOW 0.. Phi te *emote
- digestion and relieve time
ALA rat'APl &NIS fhiA.mlosecir and
bowel* NO beliti mp L au blabasi. soultswtbstletbili•r • and
boligantbw Ils• uwft ls Abu iiikubtage.
cos eaters no - Ohs what
Unto tow:ably vreu;•ottiiirifistig out' a dose of these
Phl. make. kin Seel deskleidly ffiatil
einineto. awl renovetiag effsel,on tint .10040 i sp r
, • •
- DR. J. C.' AYER- & (AL '
Practical 0:3441 •
LO el. - . •
/aribr gos by A. p. Baskor.,%naraiik , -Geltbovi
burp Pa..' • - '
Ban APTRatiallgi I
iluitami
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- Tispitaf . ,
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To Tat Woarrims Cuss r—l am now prepared to tar
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homes, the whole of the tim e , or k n . t b n " a . e an .
meets. ihminemt new, light and prolltabie. fi ft y
c ol ds to $ 1 per evening, is madly earned. try persona of
eith e r ma, and the boys sect Masora byes much me
mai. areal, ladooengais IT offered- abewo who will
deeettetheir whets time to the bieutoser:ltied,ltmt en ,
cry pomp who thee this entice, may ma me their
address and test the business tor thaasselvao, I make
the Yellowing asiirentlieled offer: To all who are sot
well Wished with the boldness, / will send $1 to pay
for the trouble of ',titian me. SIM particulars, di
rections. Pa sent free. Ciampi* sent by mall fur . 10
Cl.. Address C. ALLEN, August., 40.
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TUSCARORA ACADEMY.
PO UND ED 1838
Spring Beamitin will open on the Stb and
cuntintie twelve week.. Teroas 474. Midwife will be
but a few vatancie, applicatltin - ationla be made at
once to
D. D. STONE, A. M.,
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0004 841.4.8,Y. Address U.B. Piano Co., New York
STEAM ENGINES
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T"ROM 4 TO 3.50110R51 POWER,lncludlng the cele
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cular, Malay and Gang Saw Mills, Shafting, Pulley.,
tc., Lath and Shingle 31114, Wheat and Cent Mina,
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cular and Price Lie.. WOOD A lIANIf ETVLSI
GIE.N 1.4101 ! /I. T.
Plows I Plows Plows 1
CAST
T F
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212 Water street, N.Y.
Loci Herm, PA.
Alsaute. Aievisoove a BA cram, Pittsburgh, Pa,
Gents :—We have been using your snake of
GANG SAWS
in our Mill, and and them, In point of gaol ty, report
or to any we have ever ntwd • Yuan, AC.
- SHAW, SLANOHIILD t 00.
Jratzerowir, N.Y.
LlPnlircerr & BlnivrlLL: —W. &aye 120 trouble with
your
WS•
they don't need to be lined ny with paper; we pat
them 013 rite Mandrel and they go right along.
Temper perfectly uniform and quality unsurpassed.
Respectfully, CHAS. J. PDX.
LIPPINCOTT % BAICEWELL,
Manufacturers of Circular, Malay, Mill, Gan and
Croee-Cut : 4 awe, Chopping Axes. AMA apes. Colby:Ws
Patent Axe, Shovels, S padtis and Miles' patent Cover
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- V elocipede Wheels
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EARLY ROSE, sent by mall, poet
paid, $3 00. Rest Spring Wheat p
iu the world i the evilest and tarot
productive Goo wonderful yield.
in g Oats.- white and black—weigh. ealibAsa‘
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, lo is eaullissil to pelhi warms
eve in gleamed words tita oast
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DAVID MceligAllY. Joii 7. mearsunr
"Best always Cheapest."
THE Best and Cheapest,
SADDLES',
BRIDLE&
COLLAR'S and,
HARNESS of all kinds, in the County
&midways to b. Ilsood .t the old and well known
staid,Baltlaiors et., opponte the Presbytuisa Ohara.
(MoCREABY'S.)
Our Riding and Wagon Saddles,
me the most altsmattally built sad neatest
Our Harness, (plain and *aver mount
add are complain In every respect aad warrautod %a be
of the very b.t. material and worksaaablp.
Our upper leather Draft Collars,
ems Nor is seat. They ere the beet PITTING sad
moat durable.
Our Heavy Draft Harness,
are math to ruler. as .cheutp u tha; can be made any
where and in the most substantial manna.
Riding Bridles, Whips, Lashes, Draft
Plaines, Fly -nets and everything In the line; Nose
better or cheaper.
Our prices
nerve been enonCen to the leeriest llelog standard.
♦ ilberal percentage for cult, off all Wile amounting
to $5 or more.
We work notb log but the best of wadi and will
warrant every article turned ont to be In every respect
as repioseuted.
Thankful for peat favors we Invite attention to otr
present stock. •
111101• e US • Call wd.Lmine PILICISMIT qukari
Jan .29.16438,tf D. McCILDANY • dON.
CARRIAGE-MARING RESUMED
The war being over, the undersigned have reamed
the
04.1111,1AG1-M4KING BEIBINESB,
at their old stand. to Past Mkltlle *Hatt. Gettymbnrg.
whore they are again prepared to pat op wort In the
moat ftahlonable, aubatantlal, and nopertar gasoner.
lot ornery and second-band
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, 40.,
—at hand, which they still dispose of at the lowest
prin.'s, and all orders will be supplied as promptly
tad satisfsctorily sa possible.
*rREP&IRENG.I9I
4one with dispatch, and at cheapest rates.
A large lot of new andold ItAANSitB on hand For
tale.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretolbre en•
iosell by them, they solicit and will endeavor to de
serve a large share In the future.
May 29.-tf DANNER t ZINGLER.
Buggies and Carriages.
REMOVAL..
TMI undersigned has removN 41 4 vorisgi e ....4.,
inn shop to tl • ovs; •4144 of Middle unit, oloty.
~a ra. Pa, "mire cootku• to build all kinds of
work le Ns Orti.N vtg ;
CARRIAGES, TROTTING & FALL
ING-TOP BUGGIES', JAGGER
WAGONS, &C., e c.
His work Is all put up of good materiel and by
the beet of macaw:ilea, end cannot Mil t.) give satis
faction. His primate always . remonable. He solic
it. orders, confident ;hat bo mks
1111PAIIIDIG promptly done, at moderate rates.
W. H. ouxasnia.
July I, 11161111 y
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES
PERRY J. TATE
to now building a variety of COACH WORE of
the Wait and most approved styles, and construct
ed of the beet material, to which ke invitee the atten
tion of buyers. Having built his work with greet
care, and of material selected with Ap.Filki' riT•tumc•
to beauty of style and dr,rkbility, V• cab cdugdont
ly recommend the work as ahmirpassmi by any other
in or out of tke•httfee: 'An rap - Art.4i an Inspection of
his work, to convlice thoke In want 'of any kind of a
vehicle that shit Is the' place to buy them,
VrREPAIRING fu iITiPrY branch don* •t short
nottcoand on tossonnblo toms.
Give me a can at my Factory, near the corner of
Washington and Chansbersburg etresi Gettysburg,
Pa.
Jun• 111.1X6T.—tf
4tal and groan' Jbalo.
SHERIFF'S 4 1,4 E
In pommies of sonde, rl te of Venditioal Liponsa,
will bs ogsFsd at Public Sale at the Cann Clone* la
Oeitystairg. on Sa4arday. Vie 10t6 day of aprll neat,
al 1 o'ckak i the following described Bac Yews,
A TRACT 07 LAND, innate near Bonaoabtown,
In Monutpleamint township, Adams county, N., ad
joining lands, of NathanielHagerman, Henry lorry,
John Landis sod °there, containing a A. ries, more or
lees, improved with. mutated:a-half story Rimeicaisp
DWELLINO HODBI, Log Baru, Hog Pen, itud ot4er
outbuilding.; • young Apple Orchard end other fruit
trees; a well of water near the house. The laud la all
clear, and ander fence. ■iced and taken in execution
an the Neat *Hite of 11,7
Also, A 11-ALF LOT 01 ottOCIND, wittier* to Nast
Borba, Hamilton township, Adana connty,Pc, front
ing on Wain street, and running back to an alley, ad
Joining George Spengler on the east, and an alley Cal
the west-.lroproved with a Two-story /tacos DWIL
LING 110011 g, Pram* Stable. Hood Hons., ...with-
Shop, Bake Oren, a well c( water at dour, and fruit
trete of different kindi on the lot. Seised and taken
In ezeoutiotf es the Heal .11state of lIILIIMIAH Wor.r.
' QiilUP HANN, Sheriff.
Shoriff's Odle*, Gettysburg, March
eke-Ten per cent of the purchase morel gran all
&elm by the 'Sher:dant be yew over trotru e lt e t e ly
slur the property Is .truek down or upon failure to
comply therewith the property will be again pat up
for sal..
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE ..
PERSON AL PROPERTY.
oa Saiarday the lOLA of .Ipra init., at 10 o'doe., A. M
The sabacriber having raliaquabad Waling aad
mo•d to Now dalwa, will sell t Public Bala, oa tbe
praw,laea, tb. ibllowltag valuabl• Poraoltal Proparty,
do wit:
2 GOOD DRUMM AIA2II, 1 Mule Colt 0110 year
oh:1,1mo 1 Mitch Costa 1 young Bull, 1 Bow, two.
horse Wagon, gptineWagan, Cast steel Plow, 'lngle
sod double Shovel Plow., Grain Saparator and Horse
Power, 2 sat of Bragebbands„ . 1 eat of 'rout Geo& 2
Ply N.h Boller, Cutting Box, lot of old yrs!, and
groat many other articles too numerous to mention.
Attendance will be erect and terms mad. known
on day oinks by
JOSEPLI EIJNKLIC.
JACOB !Muir, Auctioneer. [April 2.,..te
WESTERN
PRE-EMPTION LANDS.
I RAVI ON HAND • 11W
T'R ACT S
OF No. 1,
second hand, prwoooptlon Loads located Door nail.
mp t ds,CAllty Towns, to, la well settled neighbor
hots* which I will sell, or exchange at • fair price
for Real Rotate la Adam, county, rit.
eio.AINOLD,
feb.l,ls6ll.—tf
WOOD FOR SALE,
SOO CORDS OAR,
200 HICKORY,
AT SANDOZ'S MILD.
116-ihie• RA sad per cord ow tie grim&
ORO. ARNOLD.
Getty aunt. Aug. 21,11111L—af
F OR SAL E.—l have several
DWELLING EOViES
awl a amber of MOWS BUILDING LOTS ar ralst
G. ilipagAlT,
loos IS. I.OML-41
G OOD. STOCK
AT PRIVATE SALE
The undersigned. residing La Shahan township,
miles mothermt of New Chatter, offers at Private
Sale, the following Stock, via:
♦ moat) MARS, with loaf, • Say Gelding defog
three years old, (large sad actlve.)• Say Mar* rittak
three years old. (sire Taylor, data Marisa.) an Ayr ,
shire Ball nineteen month. old, three good Sheep.—
Persons erl•tung to pinches, ere iarited to call sad
NO the &biota mantlouvd Stock
7eb.211. 1649-If
El=
PRIVATE SALE.
A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT,
wllb sixty-two Ateros of Mae lredsrbk Cathay
Land .ttubod then to, aims at H.. fro. Irrydarkt
eit.Y. ad. All twoosaty Outtltlttligs; Ws* Vey&
.ad Apple Orchards. Pries SIIMO
- to iboi9M. Ilwilosidt, NIL
J.D. 1&.--11se
gardiwt, gittkry, At:
ARDW.& RI
AND will slum
Tat St t abeartbart bar Oat t fttararitraargarattlaa,
id* 'as lament' supply of akitHWAlLlS:elniClo
alt 21111), *Nei elm, are 't'rus't 4011..11 attoil
le Baltimore stree t at prta•at o salt tit at talalltit
host aaaaleta fa part of
grarptassot 't Too ti
- 4
tweb-eigaoi.
Nu ►lq ~ ~,
gado, Piles, Wawa's.
DR. R. HORNER,
PHYSICIAN AND D.RUCiaIsT,
OW* sad Drug dem*, OTIAMBENSBURG BTRIM
GETTYSZUROd
Medical advice without charge
DIALYIt IN
DEM, EISDICIEES, PATENT ENDICINPS, ETA
TIDY BHT, PRRFUIIRRT, SOAPS, BRIIFII ES, TOI L
RT ARTICLED, DTI STIIPIIB, FFICR2I, RA K •
IRO 800 A, CILIUM OF TARTAR, LA MYB,
COAL OIL, AC., AC.
PIIBY LIQOORS AM medicinal pummel&
Dr. R. Homer', OLKEN, a rellabie remedy Om
chapped band*, rougb akin, *e.
AD article" warranted pa rend genuine.
Jan S. Ita&-itt
DR. JAMES CRESS ,
DRUG GIS r,
Store in Brant's Building, Ballo: se.,
LITTLESTOWN.
HAVING opened a new DRUG
STOILS sad fitted Di up le the beet style, I oder
my stock of pure fresh Drugs to the citizens of
Llttlestmen and 'adult, at the lowest market rates,
conelatini put.:
Drugs and Family Medicines, Pure
Liquors for Medicinal Purposes,
Patent Medicines, Horse
•
Powders,
Pure Spices, Dye., and Dye AWE", Perfumery,
Toilet Soaps mtd Pancy anklet' A full IBP•ofleent of
Brushes, Stationery of all kind; Cigars, Tobacco and
Snuff.
•
461-kfoore's Rlectro•Magnetic Soap will wash with
hard or *oft water, cold or warm. Dl•dbes washod
with this Snap are made beautifully white without
boning or bluelog. This Le the best Soap in tm. Try
it. It le warranted not to Tulare the hands or &hi*.
Littleetowu, May It-1y JA611,8
H UBER ' S
•
PertlJG STORE.
Forne,y's old Stand—Baltimore Street,
GETTYSBURG, PA.
H AVING tburchseed tnie old and popular Stand,
and told to nit entirely new and fresh Stock,
offer a tultaaeortinent, consisting in pert of
DRUGS AND FAMILY NUIDICINSS.
eAtriNT MEDICINES-4 LAND) ASSORTMENT.
PURE LIQUORS WINES 101 MEDICINAL PUN
SPICES AND FLAVORING EXTRACTS. (POSES.
DYES A DY&8TP1111-110W A t•TRY ENS' DYES.
EXCELSIOR DYES, AND THE ANILINE DYE:L—
IME CHEAPEST AND BEST IN TUX MARKET.
ALI, TUE NEW AND RLEGANT PERFUMES AND
TOILET ARTICLES.
COLD ATE'S, AND OTHER SUPERIOR SOAPS.
/ORNEY'S HORSE POWDERS --TER BEST AND
CHEAPEST; ALSO, FOUTZ'S, ELLS, DALE'S
PERMAN,STONEBRAKER'S AND ROBERT'S.
STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS.
CIGARS, TOBACCO AND ex oiry.-,T115 BEST
BRANDS.
MUSICIANS' PRkSCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY RE
ONOTS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED.
PHYSICIANS AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS SUP
PLIED AT REDUCED RATES.
Medicines furnished AT •u HMIS of rug pialvir.--
Night Bell atthe
April 1, 1868.-tf
A, D. BUEHLER
DRUG & BOOK STORE,
CHAaatERSBURG STREET,
!fear Ik. Dliustozid.
STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS,
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
PERFUMERY AND TOILET SOAPS
SirCOTINTRY MERCHANT! supplied at wholosa4
Veb. efc price..
gtvtry ,stablni.
THE EAGLE LIVERY.
SALE & EXCHANGE STABLES
Wer,sAisgtion Street, Gettysburg, Pa.
ADJOINING THE EAGLE HOTEL.
THE undersigned would respect
/. mi.' , Worn. the p Um he halt opened
a nett LIVIARY, BALE ANDublic
EXCIIANGIC STARLS
in this place, and Is prepared to offer euperior at
commodatkius In this line. Ile bee provided himself
with Buggies, Carriages. flacks, Light Wagons. he ,
of the latest styles. etifilcient to meet the publi, dr.
mend. ilia horn.. are all good, without Lira,
lab, and perfectly reliable—none of your .old trip.
plea," but all of the "2.40" order,
Riding parties can always be accoromcde ter ate)
comfortable equipments ibrnislied.
Partlea,Luge or small, ono get lust what they want
on the most accommodating terms,
Visitor. to the Etattle-eftld politely attended tc•
and reliable drivers furnished lido/fired.
Parties coorairod to mut from the Depot upon lb§
arrITAI saddoparroar• actor; toxin.
Boma bought, sold, or exchangsd, and always
charms for barg:dos sires. Oar motto is "fair play
mpg Elio gouging.
•Itontfon pat.l to forni•hing V
lOW's an& Raks for Funerals.
•T We tartar ourselves that by charging mortar
stilly and by tarnishing superior accommodations.
ere cannot fail to plea.* every one who patronises.
oar astabliabment. T. T TAT,.
Maw 39.1i187.
goal, guaber, gime, dc.
GETTYSBURG
LIME KILN'S.
TIM undersigned bu bought out his ibrmer part
air, W. G ars, and now continues
THE LINE-BURNING BUSINESS
hhosolf—at the tilettyiburg Limo Elks; on thocorn•
of thir Railroad and North 'Stratton t. Thank
thl lb+ past patronage, hewn] endeavor to deserve Its
continuance, by presenting the Dodson u rigorous:
ly sad on as large a scale as postible—always walla&
good article and giving good mounart Farmers and
others nay la* Ibr the prompt Illhag or distort.
8• also ocattnies tla4
COAL BUSINESS,
starlit the soar popular kinds.. flourak •..p•r• and
others should glair him a cull. Black/mit h era! cc ,.
stiatly 011 baud
Lime and taal , I•ltvored nywhere in LI ttysbarx
ettyabora. Nor: 10, 1867.-tf JAOOB EEILST•
Vudograph Salltrito.
EXCELSIOR GALLERY.
TIPTON & MYERS
saccesst.rs to C. J. Tyson.
PRO T OGRA.PIIB,
PHOTO MINIATURES
&c.,
Stereoscopic Views of the
IUTTLE- F I EL DI
fli(nc,T44oll FRAMES,
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LBUMS