Aiptrial Notireo.
WIRE RAILING, WIRE GUARDS,
or Store Trarnte, Aaylama, ac.; Iron Bedstead
. re Webbing for Sheep and Poultry Yards; Brae' , on
in Wire Cloth, Sieves, Fenders, Screens (or Con
se, Sand, sire., Heavy Crimped Cloth (or Spar
proton.; Landacapt Wires for Windows, c.; Pape
ken' Wires, Ornam easel Wire Work. Ac. Ernry i.
matlon by mtdrasalog the manufacturer..
ALkEII k SONS, Ne. II North Sixth at., Phil.
[Fek.6, 1869.-1
//eir DEATNEiS. BLIND:VMS CATARR:
sat, , •l with the utmost surety., by J. 'aaaca. hi. D.
l'reirse , i of 1.44,z,5es of the Eye and Far; (hi
eacifrei in :he ..Vedtccti College of Pennoleonia.
ars eJperten, (formerly of Le, den, Holland,) No
street • l'hi!ft. Testimonial. can be seen a.
a urn,. The Medical faculty are invited to ►ccom
to their In:1,11c as he r, secrete in his prac,
Artificial eyes inserted without pain. N.
►rge for rriernLnetitio. [Jan 29.—1 ."
Carriages, Aarness,
AVID iteCREARY. JOIIN F. McCREAR
`Best always Cheapest."
'HE Best and Cheapest,
A DD L ES,
BRIDLES, -
- COLLARS and
R SES'S of all lamas, in the Count.
ntwa)4 to t.e found at the old and wall know
ond, Bailliu,re st..uppaeltethe Presbyterian Charc •
(MeCREARY'S.)
ur Riding and Wagon Saddles,
a the most substanually built and neateet.
ur Harness, (plain and silver mount
) are complete t o e•••ry respect and warranted to b •
the very beat material and workthauship.
ur upper leather Draft Collars,
it coy as nit. They are the best FITTING an
at durable.
tir Heavy Draft Harness,
made to order. as cheap as they can be made any ;
here and in the molt subetantial mantle!.
iding Bridles, Whips, Lashes, Drat
enact. Fly•neta and everything in the Iliac Non
tter ne cheaper.
ur prices
LIDUCLI) to the lowesttiring 'standard
A liberal pet reutage for cash, Off all blllaataonatia
S 5 or coore.
We work note leg but the beet of 'stuck cud Lei
arrant every article turned out to be in every reap • •
repreeented.
Th‘nkful for past &vox, weinvits attention to on
se ent stock.
113-0 lye um a call &ad.:amain." ?limas kiwi grauTr
.1 an. 2.9.188.4.-tt ➢. McCREA RY & SON.
Vi014,Te1594 g1:415V6-43itilliAri
the war being over, the undersigned have resume .
.6
CARRIAGE-MAKING BUSINESS,
tht-ir old stand, In Esat.lliddle street, Gettystairt'
Loir Ow) are Again prepared to put up work in tti
intoonable, eutodArainl, and superior manna.,
lot of new and secourt-band
CARRIAGES,IIGOIES, &C.,
n hand, Which thoy Will dispose of at the loweft
RR(' all ordere will ho auppllo t i p romp ti
iid ftatlefacturil) as possible.
CirREPAIRINGJD
.tie with dispatch, and at chastises rates
A large lot of new andold HARNESS on hand 1.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore a
ed Vv awn, they solicit and will endeavor to d
ro. a larg, mbar.. in the tutors.
M. -tf
Buggies and Carriages.
REMOVAL.
DANNER A ZIMMER
uodetsigned has removed his Carriage-ma
log tnop t.. tl e en.t sod vf Middle street, Getty
nut. . where he will COIIIIDU• to build all kinds
..rt in bit line, tit:
'A R 1?1 A GlsS, TROTTING& FA
livu- pip 11 UGG IBS, JA GG.ER
11'..-1G0...V5, &C., &C,
•
it it work I■ all put up of good a.eeeriat and b
;e best of niechanica•ud cannot fail to give Kati_
ctiou. Ilia yrii nears alwi9 a reasonable. He .
orders, confident that ba can please.
kik:l'2.llllNQ promptly clone, at ma:len/Vacates.
W. K. GALLAGELER
July 1, 1811S1.-1y
ARRIAGES AND 13 IJGGIES
PERRY J. TATE
now building • variety of COACYII WORE
r latent and most approved ■tylos, and construe
of the bent material, to which he ~ .11/Aibe• the •tte •
nof buyer.. !laving built hie. work with gr.
T0...1ad of material selected witak special referee•
bounty of style and durability, he can confiden
„recommend the work as tanatirlisased by any oth •
ornut of the cities. all ha aaka is an inspection •
• work, to con vi ueetll4,4* is went p f any kind of
hide that this it Volt place to buy them.
IIIarREPALRING in every branch done at sho
otice and on reasonable terms.
Give me a call et my Factory. 'bur the corner
ashingtot and Chatalworaburg 'treat Gettzebo.r
a.
=E=EM;I
Xiveru stables.
GETTYSBURG LIVERY,
ales Sz Exchange Stables
N. WEAVER & SON, Proprietcrsi.
.kVING, this day associated with
toy soil Levi in the Livery, Butiitie::
(otd o n by menu WhishMgt.= stresi2, tope numb.
veers. I ervuld respectfully returth sky thanks t
t. minim for the kind patrhuatp hereSofurs extmad
l” mu
Maytag now strperior acconamodlitiou to supply th
-Ulic, w• would Solicit S. oouttuuution of thou p
We claim that V. can tarsieb anperlor tams
as moderate prices •s arty other establishment.
ttymburg.
Our •table► will by forma steeled with the best•o
ores lead Vehicle*.
We can furnish you a Si. Flack team with carefn
•d obliging drivers for long or short drives. W
furnish you a pair of Horace and Baggy •
We can furnish you a nice single Horse and B •
r bush:tees or pleasure trip.
We cau tarnish you a firm Saddle Horse for Gmatl
an or Lady.
W• Can furnish you a re:oily Ilors• and Caar
We can furnish superior facilities for visits:lg tit
ttled!leld and Springs . ,
Particular attiption paid to supplying Hacks (.
In fact, you oan got ley kind of a toam to Do ha ,
a first•class Livery.
HORSES BOUGHT A-ND SOLD
all times and on reasonable terins. p,rso anyra
sea at this establtshcoont har• • nocr.l ,K41.-ctio
select trona. AU (torsos sold guarms'sasai isa repr
sued, or no aale.
By •tract attention to bamineso wnila a desire to
au, we hope to have something &ado..
!fICILOLA WICA TYD
LEVJ WEATISR.
pl.!! 9, 1869.-tt
THE EAGLE LIVERY,
• LE & EXCHANGE STABLES
Washington Street, Gettga6sesp, Pa..
JOINLN ti THE L'AGLE HOTEL
I HE under signedwould respect
runt_ lu''...rtu the public tbat be has open •
new WY WAX, SALE AND EXCHANGE BTABL
Chi. place, and is prepared to offer superior a
• ruodatione in this line. He h►e provided bimsel
th langgies, Carriages, Hacks, Light Wagons, de.
the latest styli,. sufficient to meet the public d
nd. IDs burst.' are all, good, witboat spot or bleat
• , and perfe:tly reliable—none of your "old cri •
e t " tint all tor the ' 4 2.40" order.
!dine puti.. ear always be accommodated a■
• (actable equipments flitnished.
&riles, iargoor small, CM, got Put what tali, vas
the molt accommodating tonna.
isitore to the tiettie•tield politely etteaded f•
eligible drivers furnished if desired.
arthe eonveyed to and hole the Depot ■pas it
teal and departure of every train.
ore., bought, sold, or exehanged, sad alwa
anon for bargil nu glean . Our motto Is ullar pia
an gouging."
Particular atteatioa paid to furalsklug •
is. sod Sacks for Funerals.
• Ws Sank onnelveatlat by charging =odor
y sad by-' furnishing superior accommodation'
wanwat fel to Ors* *very owe who 9 114,01 . 11108
ostablitheast. T. T TA*ll.
eir 111.
Saida and 4tstauranto.
AGLE ROTE y,
The largest and moat CORMIC,4joiu
GErrYB3l7lO, Pr JINAL
Malt 01 eILKSIItION Ar 4, wiima rol emu
JOHN L. TfATE, Proprietor
La Outztib74s, for Passengers sad Baggsga , rtt
SU Dr"Avt, ea arrival and departara of Ball Road
sans , °assail servants, and reuonsble charges
:is, 211, 1867.
EYSTONE HOTEL.
GETTYSBURG, PA.
VM E. Iif.YE.RS, PROPRIETOR:,
NOW OPEN.
HIS is anew House, and has b e , *
good up ill
_Om Most Approved style, leg
• Obinget and oonvsaient, being In tam
b.aajois portion d. the town. Issry Lennie.
Illantessn snide far th. seconsmodattos sad cos
gliorto,slth maple stabling sttactied.
. • servants, and accaennodatlas Clerks.
shoal we every •ndavor to plus*. This Haw
*ay Ibr ilaaat.rttlaaint of thepublle,ll4.
10aCy solidi 'Mar el piano petrosoge
MI7 Ilk VIII.
Zatt stir and stutintt.
Gettysburg, Friday, May 7, 1869
;sr- W. MINTER in the last Compiler
adds his name to the list of candiditee for
the 4afßee of Clerk of the Courts.
DON' T FORGET—The meeting of
Creditors and Bondholders of the Gettys
burg Railroad Company, to-morrow, st:l
o'clock, P. M., in tile Arbitration Riom.'
NEW GAME LAW.—We give in full
• on our first page, the Game law paaseciliy
the Legislature. Our sportsmen would ao
well to consult its provisions:
THE ClRCUS.—Tuesday last, being a
clear day, brought to town a I arge crowd
,to see Bryan's Circus and Menagerie.—
Everything pawed nff quietly.
DIVIDEND.—The Flr National Bank
of Gettysburg has declared a semi-anual
dividend of per cpnt., payable on the 10
inst., and the Gettysburg National Bank 6
per cent.
ZOTTAVES.—The Franklin Zonaves
will meet in New Oxford to-morrow, (Sat
urday,' at 9 A. M. for drill and parade.
The train will leave Gettysburg at 8.15 A.
M.
SHEEP KILLED.—We under'stand
that a number' of valuable Sheep have
been killed recently brtlipcs In Menalien
township, A. Hoffman, Jr., being one of
the heaviest losers.
'TOWNSHIP ACCOUNTS.—A law was
passed by the last Legislature requiring the
publication of township receipts and ex
ptrulitures in the newspapers. Township
officers will please make a note thereof.
SUPREME COU4T.— The Supreme
Court met at Harrisburg on Monday.—
The Adams county cases, five or six in
number, will beargued after the Somerset
and York cases are disposed of.
SAILED,-Rev. Dr. Schaff, for a num-
ber of years prominently indeutitled with
the German Ref , ,rmed church sailed for
Europe on the 21st ult., as representative
of the American Bible Society and the
Evangelical Alliance at the May anniver
saries in England.
ARREST.—A stranger giving his name
as James McCall, and professing to hail
from Baltimore. was arrested in this place
last week for stealing a violin, several
shirts, and other articles, at the Keystone
Hotel. and committed to jail for trial at
the August term.
Finding a "first class" local on
Bryan's Menagerie and Circus in the
Chstribersburg Valley Spirit. it was "clip
ped" last week for transfer to oar columng
with a neglect to credit our neighbor.—
Our readers will there fore understand that
the local aforesaid is due to the talent, tact
and energy of our enterprising neighbor.
THE SPRINGS RAILROAD.—The con
struction of the Passenger RailrOad, to
connect the town with the Katalymine
Spring, is a fixed fact. On Monday the
Company contracted with Dr. G. D.
SKrra,who commenced work on Wednes
day, and obligates himself to have the
ro.d graded, ties laid, &c., ready for the
rails, within 90 days ; and Dr. Smith is the
man to do what he undertakes.
COLD.—The warm, pleasant weather of
last week wus succeeded on Sunday by
a heavy storm—a regular old fashioned
north-easter. Alonday and Tuesday were
blustery and cold, requiring comfortable
fires. Our exchanges speak of hail and
snow in various places, and more or less
damage to fruit buds. We have not beard
of essential injury to the fruit here,
the high winds preventing frost thus
far.
UNEXPECTED DEATH.—Mr. Henry
Sharah, a well known citizen of Buchan
nan Valley, this county, died very unex
pectedly on the 26th ult. He felt unwell
on Satraday, and sent for a physician on
Sunday. A neighbor sat up with him on
Sunday night. and nn Monday nmminp.
-as his daughter approached the bed and
_spoke to him, she was shocked by the die
.covery that her father was dead, Death
.came so quietly as not even to arrest the
-attention of the attendant. His age was
:about 48 years.—Compiler.
iorThe 3iercersburg Journal is urging
upon :he "Borough Fathers" of that place
sundry reforms, including the following,
wilinkt -Jai* be deserving of attention in
these parts :
All collections of boys, idlers, loaferaand
rowdies, who obstruct the street corners,
make obscene remarks of ladies who are at
times compelled to force their way through
there, and who make night hideous with
their how lings, should _ be attended to.—
This thing has become a nuizanae and we
call upon the proper• officer—our Borough
Constable—to abate it at once and effectu.
ally,
PERSOiIIAIL.We dlip the following
paragraph from the New York Nation of
April 15th last:
"Mr. Edward McPherson Clerk of the
House of Representatives, is preparing a
"Politica , Manual for 1869," in continua
tion of his inialuble services. It will not
uppear before August or September, but
will be strictly up to date. Mr. MoPher
eo,;'s leisure, if he has any. is devoted to
a life of the late Thaddeus Stevens."
We ra ay add, that in addition to the
Manual and Life of Mr. Stevens,
referred to in the above paragraph, our
colleague hi also CA present engaged in re
yjitung th e sheets of the Almanak de Gotha,
for the current year, relating to the United
States.
EXCURSION TRAihT,-..-We have al
ready noticed that a Concert of Vocal and
Instrumental Music will be given in Han
over on Tuesday evening next by the Col
lege Church Choir of this place; .assisted
by other ladies and gentlemen. Our
HanoVer friends may expect a musical
treat. The proceeds will be for the bene
fit of the Sabbath School of St. Aiiirk.'s
Luthenau etwrch, Hanover. An Excur
sion Train Mw been arranged to leave
Gettysburg .ctn Tuesday evening at 6
o'clock, returning after the Concert.—
Tickets, of wlaigh.but
.a limited number
will be issued, cap be had at the Book
athreof A. D. Bu.s.HLE,a-.—price $l.OO, in
cluding cdmis-ion to the COncert.
NEW • POSTMASTER —Mr ff..rimeg,-
... •.
LER, Ms new Postmaater at this place,
having received his cottlinisilon, took
charge of the office on Wednesday, For
the present the office will remain at the
old place. Mr. Edam iller will retain the
present efficient (jerk, Mr. Wx. S. Me-
Cowart, whose thorough acquaintanos
with the details of the Wilco and 'mom UM
--elating disposition have niade him a pop•
saw and acceptable ufficer. The retiring
Postmaster takes this occasion to tender
his acknowledgments to the public for the
- general expression of satisfaction with tho
administration of the office during the
last eight years, and to pay that much of
this is due to his efficient Apalshint, Mr.
MCCaittax—than whom it would be 11434
to scare up a better Postoftice official any.
where.
SPRINGS 110 TEL.—This mammoth
Hotel, under the energetic superinten
dence of Dr. Smith, is rapidly approactiel
ing completion. Dr. Smith has nearly :a
hundred hands engaged on the
including Carpenters, Plasterers, Pain.
tees, Ao. Although his oontrsot calls for
completion by the 20th of June, he expects
to have it ready for furnishing by the lk.t.
Die a mammoth building , and its rapid
,erection is due - to , the remarkable energy
- and executive capacity of the contactor.
Gas sad Water pipes have been put
through the buildingi - ttlaing the inten
tion of the -Company .1.0 extend the gas
mains from taiWn,landbave bildine,
and grounds lighted. efithsea mannhataret
by the Gettyabeux Gas Company. Dr.
Smith is putting a handsome Qbeerriary
.on the building,--whteh tt i M i re a Mier:
view 04* lIIPTOPIA4 OW.
010/.
HOW TO MANAGE THE VELOCI
PEDE,—Velocipede bar beeocile the man
ia of the day. Having carried the large
cities by storm, it is now finding its way
M the interior and in all our exchanges
we read of velocipedes, bicycles, du:. Base
Ball and other athletic games and amuse
mentimust for the present go under. The
institution has become established in Get
tysburg, as elsewhere. As it to under
stood that Velocipediem will be put on
the schedule of-Premiums at tbe next Ag
riculturil Fair, we presume our - young
men will go into training at once. As the
disease has 'become so prevalent and is
likely to continue to spread. we present a
few rules tbr the benefit of amateurs in the
management of the machines
Rutz I.—After you have mAde up your
mind that you were born for a little fas
ter szait than horse ears can getup. or
your ordinary pedal locomotion willingly
admits of, the first thing to do is to buy a
velocipede. and if you wish to show your
grace and dexterity, be sure and invest in
a velocipede.
RULE 2.—AT,pid all liquids which tend
to unsteadiness, divide your pennies so
that an equal number shall occupy each
pocket. Place your hat squarely Own
your head (it might be well toil:1117y a spir
it level, the better to accomplish this.)—
Either leave your watch witu your uncle
or buy another fur your other vest pocket,
order that the weight 01 one way not
throw you out of balance. Also, avoid
tobacco, nub se you place a quid in either
cheek. and be sure your cigar beheld in
the centre of your mouth ; also part your
heir in the middle.
RULE 3.—Mount your machine. If you
don't succeed at first, try auain ; it's good
exercise for a beginner. In tuffs connec
tion it might be well to suggest that th,
learner get Mansell. upholstered. The
tuubs may not work as freely, but it saves
the skin.
Ru 4.—Balance yourself. This may
seem a trifle difficult at first, but it be
comes quit easy after you learn how.—
Rule second will now come into actual
use, and If it has been honestly complied
with, you will probably be able to balance
yourself handsomely until gravitation
takes a band in. If this well known law
should attempt to spoil your pleasure,
change your tactics and look out for
breakers. If you are practising in the
presence of ladies, or even - a promiscuous
company, act as graceful as possible. If
you tumble over, repast it, smilingly.
N ever get red in the face; it is apt to be
Laken advantage 01 by the spectators, who
Wink such tinugs tunny.
RULE s.—Aver having acquired the art
of balancing yourself, raise your feet to
We cranks and push out- The faster you
push out, toe better, provided you keep
at it. Don't stop unless you come In con
tact with sowed' big you cannot Huron-mut,
in which case you still maintain your seat
and your upright, back out with al/ the
race you possess. Never allow your
bicycle to get i on top of you ; it learus it
mail tricks, beanies being bad for the pro
jecting angle , of your auatomy.
itybk: 11.—When you conclude you have
untainted tile forward Moduli ilia straight
,we, fly your hand at a curve. Tbesu
curves should be an long as possible at first,
since a new refer la Very apt to obey the
laws of Mettle and continuo to wove in a
straight hue alter the machine is turned
iu a circular one. This Is regarded by
most people as a spill. rue surest way la
eep up your curve Until you base Lle
beriLitid a Circle, and when you 0110 your
self ill diu ring, titles to IL until you are
satisfied ; It dou't take long.
Ito/A; 7.—Alter having learned all sorts
of forward motions, if you are desirous of
putuug on a few UlUre emotional trills, try
tee Oat:await/ ult./Lie/4 Don't be fp &nun
dent 01 atuulaialtfog any ouity but yi
by this movement; it requires auulething
wore than enetili MUSA., it a success.
You willfluu your bicycle tucLaind LO lay
.luWil• tills what Lie alien/et/ isganan,
ntute it takes We pUeLty au out 01 We mu
lion, twit is i. 4.11. exactly what might be
called a triumph of genius.
RULE S.—Never attempt any extra frills
Until you are nitre 01 matt ILLE, We point in
tended. Never atlataUpt your We) , -
ele up au litellued plitUe t anti atatUd on we
saddle when near toe Lop; gtaV/UIUoLI
altlll ILI active operation. Auo, nualiy,
when you have mastered your UnteWint,
and fondly imagiueyuu eau beat any taiii/E,
on wheels, don't undurtak.e to keep aueau
of an express train, ou we seine tract. ,
Were is borne epee. , yet, and /1 1G stmu.o
happen to overtake you, it /Mg/A stualub
dome 01 We paint /rotu your bluyOlts, ant/
make it look LOW.
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.—The an
nual election for officers of the Gettysburg
Building Association took place on Saturday
evening, resulting izt the choice of the fol
lowing:
President—E. G. Zahnestock.
Vice-President—Win. A. Daum.
Secretary—John F. McCreary.
Treaanrer—John Culp.
Attorney—Wm. A. Duncan.
Directors—Dr. J. W. C. O'Neal, John
Rupp,. A. J. Cover, D. Sendlehart, Wm. F.
Atkinson.
The following exhibit shows that the is
sociation has been well managed and is in a
prosperous condition.
YIFidS BIBLES
Number of Shares paid
" " repaid
Leaving at present date satisfied..
The present condition of this series is ns
follows :
143 Shares paid, $250
Dues, unpaid
Interest unpaid
Fines unpaid
Balance in Treasurer's hands
Deduct dues overpaid .. ~. OH AO
Interest overpaid 60
Assets over liabilities
Amount paid in on each Share, $5l 5o
Presentiralue,„ .71 84
BE 0013 P EMU
72 Shares paid, $250.„........
Dues unpaid .
Interest unpaid.
Fines unpaid
$18,114 60
Deduct dues overpaid, ....$36 60
Balance due Treasurer.... 2 74
Assets over liabilities
Amount paid in on each share
Present value
Average Premium for the past six months
on sales; In First Series, 24; in Second
Series, 29f.
Average Premium since organization on
sales In First Series, 23# ; in Second
Series, 06 us,
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.—Tbs
Triennial Convention of School Directors
met in the Court-bonne on Tuesday last,
and was organized by appointing DIED
■RICY D/RIIL President, Gen. W. W.
STRWA.RT and MICHAEL C. BLOWIER, Sao-
Merles. Upon calling- the roll eighty
eight Directors answered. The roll, as
prepared by Mr. ERRBLT, County Cuper
intendant. did not contain the names of
the Directors from York Springs Borough.
but the Conrantfon, after 'discussion, or.
dered the names to be entered. The Sal
ary of the County Superintendent for the
next three years 'was fixed at 8800. The
Convention then proceeded to vote viva
voce for County Superintendent,resulting
in the election of Mr. J. HOWARD WERT.
who received 48 votes to 38 for A.a.aox
Susitt i t„ the present Superintendent. Mr.
Wert is at present Principal of the High
School in this place, is a graduate of
Pennsylvania College, le $ live educator
and will no doubt make an sirudebt offl
08r.
SPRING ELEOT/ONS ABOLISHED.
—The 15th Election of the new Fhtsistry
law, passed by the last Legislature, pro
vides that hereafter altelections for 'city,
ward, borough, township, and election
oem, shall be held on. the second .
Tuesday of Ochiber,;tstbject to Jill the
provisions of laws rgylatMg the else.
Lion of such officers not inconsistent with
this act; the persons elected to sue" offi
ces at that time shall take their places at
the expiration of the terms of the persona
holding thermals at the time of such elec
tion; but no election for the otlloe of as
senores malsbutt emeliiiier shall be held
under this act, until the year one thousand
eight . hundred and seventy. Thls
save itte ispithe and - trouble of double
i d e diec t e, and secure a faller expression
of tisi Ooptikr - 4111.1iittie stake of mini
sl44lll9o,l9WNP. - . 4 fr al the CaftW:,
par 9 1 4 0 41 NW* flat
IlSet
INSANE ASYLUM.—Dr. Curwen. Su
perintendent of the Insane Aeylum at
Harrieburg, calls attention to the following
section of a law passed by the last Legisla
ture in regard to the admission of patients
into the institution. It does not apply to
persons in the charge of Directors or
Overseers of .the Poor:
"That insane persons may be placed in
the hokpital for the insane by their legal
guardians, or by their relatives or friends
in case they have no guardians, but never
without the certificate of two or more
reputable physicians, after a personal ex
amination, made within one week of the
date thereof, and this certificate to be dilly
acknowledged and sworn to or affirmed
before some magistrate or judicial officer,
who shall certify to the genuineness of the
. signature and to the respectability of the
signers."
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.—The noon
train uu the. Gettysburg Railroad was do
tattled on Tuesday last, by .an aocident
at Llann's Station. which might have been
serious. The switch at that station was
either open or not properly adjusted,
causing the train to run off the track.—
Fortunately the speed bad been slacked,
and nothing serious ensued, beyond sun
dry bumps and bruises Co passengers and
a delay of some hours in getting to town.
A MAD DOG LOO 3E IN THE STREET
—Could not create more excitement th
does the fact that D. W. RoansoN is selling
GROVER AND BAKER'S Sat Premium
Family Sewing Machines at $1.2.00
balance in Monthly payments of $5.00
without interest. Machines will be suit
on these terms for one nionOt only. Call
and leave your names at toe office, Chain
hamburg St , let Square. May 7-1 t
NEW COOKING STOVE.—The atten.
tiou of Housekeepers is invited to the
EXCELSIOR PENN COOK STOVE,
which has recently been brought into the
market, and bids fair to throw all other
Stoves into the shade. This Stove took
the first premium at the State Fair held
in Harrisburg lust fall. Among its peculiar
merits are the large Oven and Flues, and
general simplicity, nut being encumbered
with unnecessary appendages, which in
many stoves only enhance the cost without
being or ptactical use. Fur beauty ol' de
sign, quality of material, and general ex
cellence, it cannot be excelled. The price
is lower than any other first-class Cook
Stove in market, and yet is warranted to
cook and bake equal to the best. The Ex
celsior Penn Cook can be seen at the
Wareroom of Col. C. H. 13crittEtt, on Car
lisle street, Gettysburg, who is the Agent
for this place. Call and see it. tf
THE PLACE TO GO. —Do you want a
good Smoke—either a prime Seger or the
nest brand of Smoking Toliseco —you will
dud It at BIERBoWER'S establishment in
the North east Corner of the Diamond, wli , i
makes it a speciality to turn out the very
beat article. Also, Chewing Tobacco of
all kinds—Meershaum Pipes, and all the
articles desired by persons addicted to
the use of the weed. He manufacture,
Segars largely, and is prepared to Ali all
orders promptly, and at lowest Tales,
WUoLasALE and RETAIL. Address N
Gettysburg, Pa. tf
CI C! Cl—Nottate is just from the city
with the largest and cheapest stock of
goods in the county. All kinds of Men's
and Boy's wear; Straw Hats, Leghorn
Hats, Panama Hats, and Light Fur and
Wool Hats in enuleesa variety and cheap.
Also Summer Clothing of all kinds anti
cut in the Latest Style. Young Gents
wanting a Fashionable Suit made in the
latest style and good material, can save
2.5 per cent by getting it at Noma' store
As noht's old corner. if
LUMBER.—The attention of Carpenters
and ituildeni is invited to the extensive
assortment of Lumber of all kinds to be
found at the Lumber Yard of Col. C. H.
kiuehler,on Carlisle street,opposi to the Pas
senger Depot. Bayer and Muuutaiu Pius,
listalook, Laths, Siding, Joice, Smutting,
Shingles, Pickets, Ficuring, Posts, dt.e.
&c., furnished in any quantity ,nd at low
est rates. tr
MARVELOUS . .L.NDUSTRX.—It is
scarcely necessary at this day to say Buy
thing in praise of Webster's . Unabridged
Quarto Dictionary, 1840 pages, and 3000
eugsavings. Having coins into posses
sion of a copy of the latest edition, v.e
cannot refrain from ex pressing our ad mi
ration at the marvelous indu.stry and learn
ing which such a book must have called
into demand. In the book line, this Dic
tionary deserves a place amongst the tri
umphs of the century. The publi shark.'
part of this ponderous volume has been
done with a beauty and substantialness
which also deserve special commendation.
',Reeding the Dictionary," with this edi
tion of Webster before you, is exceeding].)
interesting pastime. 4. copy 01 it must
certainly be considered to belong to the
appoin merits of every lota tgent family.
Its cost is $l2, but it la cheep et that price.
—Moravian. it
$35,7° 00
71 00
82 00
18 45
27 85
$35,930 10
"FIRST IN WAR, FIRST IN PEACE,
AND FIRS r IN THE HEARTS OF THE
COUNTRYMEN." at's not O. War,,a
jhgton, for he's dead, Hut it is Oak Hall,
the big Clothing owoe at Sixth and Mar.
ket Sta., Plailada„ In war times it t
strong bold upon the affections of the peo
ple, because it kept as near as possible to
tie old prices ; and in peace it increases
its popularity by the excellence and ever
increasing cheapness of ite clothing; but
it is entbroped in the hearts of the "coun
trymen" bcosuaeconntry trade is its spec
ialty. it
8 80
$35,921 60
41 6 , 000 00
~ 67 00
„ 35 10
~ 12 50
p!-The human fancily is so numerous
that a birth and a death occur every mo
ment. Every second a child is born
every second some one dies. The preval
ence of sickness in the world •may be re
alized in Dr. J: C. Ayer's Laboratory,
where medicines are made for all man
kind.. It would scarcely seem that there
are throats enough to swallow the doses
be issues daily,—Ayre's Sarsapril/a, Ague
Care, and Cherry Pectoral by the thous
and gallons and A.yra's pills literally by
the ton. But they must all be wanted. or
he could not make such quantities for so
Many years.—[Northfield Telegraph. it
39 2
$18,075 86
$25 50
$6 15
His Sm.E.—The Erie Dispatch tells
;his of a young son of Erie who imbibes :
A young fellow respectably connected and
well known here, used to get drunk very.
frequently. Shortly before Brown's hotel
was closed he was, one day, its usual, under
the influence of benzine, and stumbled at
the head of the stains leading from the
landing to the front door. Down he came
heels over head, bumping from step to step,
until he was landed in a rather promiscu
ous looking heap. A. stranger who wall
rust entering the hotel, thinking the fellow
had sustainedserious if not mortal Injury,
ran to pick him up, but the drunken man
majestically waved him off, staggering to
his feet; imd In response to the pro &red as
distance, roared oat; "Now you jee lemma
"lone. Want ~no slob'rin round me. I
alias come down stairs that way."
Ds Benjamin Ayer, the member of the
Georgia Legislature, who was lately mur
dered by the roadside, near Louisville, in
that State, was a native of Pennsylvania
and a graduate of the Philadelphia Medi
cal College; for 40 years he had lived in
South Caro lina and Georgia, He was the
only white man in his cothity, it is said,
who had the courage to vote, for Grant..
• _ _
lds.von Banks and the members of the
City Conan!' of Baltimore were to start
on a tottr of inspection over the Western
Maryland Railroad yesterday (Thursday)
morning, M f9ar u Hagerstown, to satisfy
themselves of the wisdom of Insidiihing a
million ordidlars to complete that work to
Higentowq and Willbaispart.
AitAva4llequerd_ !sports s envious
,tsts 4ter which 'lma Inn died having
hr•h tdpod fiend into the eannid. The
• • saiwwl was central, stood on Ms filet,
MAC - lhltd froir viroi Imb
lie 64 opia. •
GETTESR'O RCSINME DIRECTORY.
(See Advertisements.)
•TTOLNITS Ar LAIC.
B. 0. McCreary, York street, in residence.
McConangby t grauth. Chambereborg et.,reeldence
D. Willa, on Public Square, In residence.
A. J. Cover. WC maws et., near Yatinestock's Store.
D. A. Buehler, Baltimorestreet,in reeklenee.
EEIRIC!
J. W. Tlptoty Chaualsersburg treat, brut square
=
Meltzer Newport, corner Washington k Middle etc
BOoT a saminAltrin.
D. ECltsmiller d Bro., York et opposite Bank.
D ti. Kltngei. Baltimore - strectethlnt r,qa .re.
John M. Ito Mahar. strret, emir Rnßruad Depot
BLACUMITUING.
B .6. lloliebealth, Wee tington Street
BLITCRIRMI
BtoTer A Wible, Cbemberebarg Street
-0 eo. A. Coder i, West Middle Street.
CON/NCTIONEI, TOSS, AC
John Gruel, Chamberab u rg street, near Eagle Hotel
OAR PP N AND CONTRACTORS.
Wm.C. St , U,ml tl,Son. York street. lint square.
Wm. Ohritzman, Washington at.. near Chamberstiurg
Geo. C. Cashman, Stratton street. near Railroad.
C.
Perry J. Tate, Cbantbersburg street.
Danner k Ziegler, Middle al rest, near Baltimore
W. K. Gallagher, East Middle it. second square
cLOTIIINO.
R. C. Cohean & Cunningham. Baltimore street. -
F. Cuoninebbam, Baltimore street, Bret square.
T. C, Norris, aonth Welt corner of Diamond.
Jacob Brinkerhoff. corner of York sad Public Square
COLL. LUMBICIL, UXZ, IC.
0. A. Buehler. corner of Carlieln and Railroad streets
Jacob Reilly, corner of Straiten and Railroad.
DENTIST.
Dr. Wm. Stellsrnith, York street, first sloarb.
J. L. Hill, Chambersborg street, opposite llegl• Hotel
DRUGGISTS.
A. D. Buehler, Chamhersburg et., near Public Square
II n here. Sabi mire ntrett. fir.t square.
R. Horner, Chemh't, et.. oppoilte Cbriere Chard'.
DES GOODS.
lidinestock Brothers, eel. of Salto. And Middle Ate
J. L. Schick, co, Baltiroureami Public Pgusre.
Robert*. Elliot, Balt. at. opposite the Court-Louse.
fl D. Woods. cur. ,of Dierra.iiii and York stri•et.
F. D. Davi:own, corner of Diamond and Carlisle st.
PORWLEDING AND COMMISSION LIMAS.
Righam & Co., cur. Waahln &ton and Railroad.
John Creae, cor. Stratton and Railroad .
Jon Winds & Son, nor Wa.Lin&t•m and Railroad
McCurdy & Uatoiltou, Carlisle Str•et.
=ED
innter & Warner, South East corner of Diamond
13=1
Pater Beltlor, Railroad, Erie of Stratton street
I=
R. 0. Armor, East Middle street
Sc.
J. W.Creaccor.Charobsrabura and Public Square
Wm. Boyer At Son, York at.; opposite !National Bank.
Win. B. Meals, York at.. second square.
J Martin. cor. of Baltimore and High atreeta.
Pahneatock Brother., cor Baltimore and Middle sta.
nigh.= t Co., cor Waahington and,Railroad 'creme
McCurdy & Hamilton. Carilele et.
Giil•epie t o , York at., first. square
H. M. Paxton, Baltimore street, bird square.
RERDWERE £RD CUTLERY.
Danner & Ziegler, Baltimore street, Brat square.
Vahnestock Brothers, corner Balto. and Middle ets
ILLENLBS, tC.
D McCreary & Sou, Balto.st. opposite Pree. Church
Jotter Culp, Carlisle Street, near passenger depot.
RATS, CIPS, SLIQRS, /IC.
S. 9 McCreary. Chambershurg street, first square.
Jacob Brinkerhoff, cor. ui York et., and Public: N u.,
T. C. Norris, Soot' West co rner of Diamond.
R. C. Cobenn k Cunningham. Baltimore street.
U. B. Woods, cor. of Diamond and York Street.
Eagle flotel,J L.Tate, proprietor,torner Chambers-
I.urg mud Witnbiugt,.u.
Et”puone lioume, W. E. Myer.. proprietor, Chambers
burg ereet,oppodite Christ' 19 Church.
=
N. Weaver. Washington st., north of Cliambersbarg
T. T. Tate, Washing:oh st., uear Eagle hotel.
I=
J. . Cannon.cainer of Etnitiruore And Middle streets
Heals k Brother, York 0., °Apt ut A trAttun
MAXYCLI A ACING.
slrs E. J. Ziegler, East 51 iddle street.
pawrookAP Rms.
riptan k Myers, York street. opposite National Bank
ME=
J . W. C.O'Neal, Baltimore street, Dear [Ugh
PRINTING OTTICI.
Star Svifina, Bitlmam, at.. midway between
the Court llotme slid Public Square, w eat side.
I=
C. El. Buehler, corner of Carlisle arid Railroad.
BIGAZ Mar.
Washington Bierbower, N. It corner of Diamond
COZZI
J Jacobs, Chatobersborg street, first square
Wm. 1. Klog, York street. oppo.ite. Bauk.
eND RRRRRRR t PA Pil
Jeremiah Culp, York .trees, second equate
I=
Wm. E. Culp, Washington street, near Eagle Hotel
R•TC
Soper k McCartney, Bnito,, street, tlrxt square
A WORD TO THE WlSE.—Persons
going to Housekeeping this spring would
do well to call at . Col. C. H. BUEHLER'r4
extensive Ware•room, near the Passem er
depot, on Carlisle street, who has on hand
a very large assortment of Stoves of the
best manufacture, Cooking, Parlor, Office,
and Chamber Stoves, for wood or Coal ;
also Hollow Ware,Tin Ware, Japan Ware,
Britsonta Ware, Bird Cagea,and a general
saarwtrriantaf Kitchen utensils. narkesery
in house keeping. and at very low prices
LADIES AND CHILDREN S SHOES.
—COLMAN and CUNNINGHAM have ju,t
received a large.and well selected se-sort
went of Ladies and Children's Shoes of all
atyles and price=.. Now is the twie to buy
your summer Shoes, Gaiters, ac., and
Cobeap and Cunningham's is the place to
hod them. Call and see, Nu, trouble to
show them. April aO-2t
FOR RENT two desirable rooms on
Baltimore street, near the diamond. En
quire at this office. tf
Atritul of tilt parkttS.
113,1 4imara GrOIP 6 Produce Markel
134irincrt, T4tv:tclay Airtr+7l9•
BurBß nom?, 6 00 fp 6 26
EXTRA FLOOR T 00 e 7 25
WHITE WHEAT, ~. 1 75 @ 0 00
RED WIIZA.T, • 1 50 fp 2 15
Cowl, 85 88
RTE, 1 40 0 1 45
OATS, 60 0 78
TIMOTHY-83RP, . 0 00 0 0 00
CLOYER-BEED, , P 00 GP 0 00
FLAX -SEED,. 000 0, 00
BAuoN, SOC FIS 7
" Sin za,
"
LARD,
GOLD, Phila
fiettysbarE 6r410 4 Preylslen liarket
GettyOurf, Fiday 16:11""g•
817P16 FLOOR, 6 00
Erma. FtOtfit, ~, „,, „...,„. 6 50 @
WHITE WHEAT, 1 50 i 2 00
RED WHEAT, • 1 40
Coax, 80
RYE, 1 30
OATS, 00
BrioEWHEAT, 90
TIMOTHY SEED, 2 50
CLovrat BUD; ....... ........ 8 00
POTATOES, 80 ra 80
Burma, 87
LARD, 19
Ease, •••• 15
Biooig, 20
' 46 13zoite, 15
" SHOULDERS, . 15
501.9 r r P• ea 8
TALLOW, 10 •
INARRIED.
COLLIER—FRAzunt.—In Galena. on
the 4th of March, by the Rev. Jahn Hough.
George K. Collier, of Delaware, to Miss
Lizzie Frazier, of Baltimore city, formerly
of this place:
Fowtint—DoriArmsoic.—On the 4th inst.,
by the Rev. E. Breinenhaugh. at the Luth
eran Parsonage, Mr. Josiah W. Fowler,
to Miss Clara M. Donaldson, both of Lib
erty township.
bianusir—Yourr.—On the 4th inst., by
the Rev. E. Breidenbsugh, at the resi
demos of the bride's parents, Mr. James
S Harkey, of St.. Louis, Missouri, and
recently a student of the Theological Sem
inary, Gettysburg, to Miss .Addle N.
Yount, of this place;
Nost—SwoPs.—On the 27th tilt., by
Rev. J. H. Young, at the residence of N.
P. Weikert, Dr. Aguleons Noel, to Mrs.
Lucinda M. Swope, both of Banaugh
to wn.
s -
Obituary notices .5 cents line of
alt over 4 lines—cash to accompany no-
AlrLEE.—Recently, at his residence in
Athens, Tennessee, Edwin A. Atlee, form
erly of Mike plike.
Bzszian..—On the 4th in Lee.entin
ty, Illinois , ts. Jans,wife of Rajah Ben
ner, former) •af this county, aged 41
years 4 mon o f
21 days, •
His.—On the kid ult., in Camberlatst
township, Mn. Eve Eaatme4rElqeete-ir'
itieethe and 24 dk7e.
HovearkMk.—At Jeragyville,
Mrs. Jam*, kletOje4, Nike
auoar b SamuelhieFetridge,
31140,41 t., skills Test
denoe, ilkOthe, Atiasortil,
uKuigkit. 4.wposarjj fir Aqtderire
couuty, WWI WM fat' bt i isa rmbrii
filuseste.4-00 the 2Ttb , :uk.; - —7 - - .
MT Vagrilnintir
4111•=4 - . illied 4 8 - Yearir malikOlud B tan psi Ass
• •
few galutrtisemento.
fIVIDEND NOTICE.
The PreAdoot and Directorm of the GETTYS
BURG ‘,ATIONaI , BANE /rave t ot e
avori.raLleTtl of SIX. !'lilt CRST clear of
U.0.i1l trues, payable on nod a‘tar May 1C011.1669
J. EMOdY.BAIR, °wader.
May 7.-St
D IVIDEND.
The ^PIII , T.N.ATIONA4 BkNIC OP OETTTo.
BURG , ' hoe the dny den - lorcol o UR I tl if idetol
of .1:4 PEI( CLINT o , uf nvlIV it ,Von 01l r S. taxes,
payabie en ahld a tter thelOth UT of May, 1569
OW. ARNOLD, .•
May 7.—lt
NEW HARNESS SHOP.
JOHN CULP
•
rlgogmg hie friends and the put Ile generally that
he has reensned the Flarneee-runk.ng 1,08411411., and
opeueds. Shop ou Carlisle street, ileity.i.urg,
lug tnePassenger depot, where he Mill martufa,ttu,
and keep on band all kinds et
HARNESS,
BRIDLRS,
COLLARS. •
WaIPS -
LiSHES,
FLY-NETS, &c., &c
which will be sold at the lowest cash pewee. Aloo,,
TRUNKS of all kinds.
- REPAIRING and MENDING Attended to promptly
flaring boeu wurtlng at the business fur 30 years, I
can guaranty the nest kind wr , all tieing made
ruder coy own superintendence. Give me a All.
May 1, 1860.—tf JVIIN CULP.
H. A• PICKING,
INSURA Net: AGENT,
Represents the most reliable Fire, Life,
Accident, Live Stock, and Horse
thief, Insurance Companies in
the United Slotcs.
OASII ASSETS OP COMPA•IES REPRESENTED,
oVSK 845.000,000.
PER PETUA L. STO , 'IC OR MUTUAL
DATE RISKS TAKEN.
SURVEYING. AND CONVEYANCING
OPAILE IS WEST JIIDDLE STREET, GETTY'S-
Mlty 7. 1869. -em
Grand Jury Report.
r -- r•it) the COOrt ot Quarter ge+aions of the Peace in
1 and for the county of Aden.
The grand lequeat inquiring within and for the
said county of Aden. beg [very to report that they
have vial Led the ptoltal bo.iding.. of are couniy ; that
the! aro able, to revel levan.ity of the lA.O lr lon
the j e l l ftenii.g it in good odder; and that tho ~.me
eau De naid of be Aims lleune.
C. DOegherty, Pore:van, Joseph A. If
he Weirich, Pius e. Fink,
Wm. Patton, Michael Fink
Levi (label; Henry IS saber,
Daniel Huhn , •, elp plena
lhouta. V. lirAMlllbr, ph Keller,
Jacob Plank. John g tiaker,
William VS ible, George Wei 12,
lineal Rhodes. dee., icker.hato,
Benjaniin McCoeh, earner; gee. d,
George St oil, .1.4. Buck.
May 7, tbe9.-3t
Borough Ordillauces
Adopted by the 8ury.:.34 and Town
Council of the 1107 ',ugh. of York
Asprinys, .Nay 3 , 1569.
Be it enacted by tha and Thu. C,Atuttl
the Borough of heti Sp , iu a awl it Is be,by rri.sot
et/ if au) soap t,iler, butcher. whew cn+mh.•r.
or ay other per 11,11 or wh.ite•, , c r, I di.-
cltrito or portrait or Callao to b..ll.her od, from to.
, workshop or pro...weet'd LA.4.3,04, auy
Inlth or other tout or tat,sto las t 1.q.10, toot to•
s.m.e shall you ite , ur tab 134 alley or pubhc p ace
watbiu lb- Stan, to he 11131.1 4, 3411,-0 no)
persons pubs • g laid sire t ..r alley, such pu.e.las
pera,ooa ISO Offradalg, Lo 1 / 1 4 ~V
~atc
born the tthrg•-sa 111 •• al 6,,eit au.
pay Ma allal , -1 three dollars every so Cri , deep.-
null costa of y vartutbat.
Be It enacted by lb.. klarg,rue and Town Coml.( w
tbc BorougL or tvtk Op riupu 4,1 .t I. L ruart
se, 'rhea. lisuy IROMP. ur w .4u• wua ur vccup•-
'
nuy iot vl grvuutl ur plcl.ll.4lnu ittisu thu utigb
..dYortt Siorlugiu .ball ruder au livid, eacruw.ux
itau-Nuigc, dirt, aLaguaul a•aler. r other filth, Ir.u.
which way ariue at!, 0.1
lv (111, Caim-n. ut sal I 11,1,1.1.,14. tt,+. • 4tiulafew
watt. uu Itln pi VIIVer• to Use .4,1 t.S Jr. ,igU 41, uv. I.td .•I
eery auvu Letauu vs peruuuaav utrcutlluig,
atud beiug lUarknO V.-a:rioted Uclura rise rue...
OYU Li v , •Visl Ar I•II amt pay 1-r •-vcry auvLs I
lent. the ..saw v. two Juttatr t ,rutuut a ILL tLu
vi row., lag We said tlia/d.V)•141, aucl Elie 01 pro.
Be it enacted try 11415 liorgoerr and Teah
toe al Yolk. Spa leg•, awl it ts bele°, ehec .
ad, !'flat it •liali tar nulr.rolul kri au) err t) run .tt
latger.nttgru bald kter,Ogll. tattler the prerralty .1 ler.
teltlug , lseLhall the Va. lac the evi w the -se aft r
butellgb ; ahu It anal! larara•ter attly vt fiat
Coiy•Lab le ul Likiatingti, 11 Um .hail tints any swine
at large with a •tllltt to seiner or,
-lad tate jitiavamiuti ul tile wain, a e 00000 e the same
la JOWLS solo place, and W.ILe •my It Ittalliediat t i)
thereof to the ilUrionia, also thereUvOLl faun
hit protein'. to toe ~,u•trula duetting tor. win ur the
altar goring deVeutptere hout• ¢vutu a( the
said salt. 10 at least WIZ rrl.s it _yr (+fluted nr.rtir...
parotrrcl plat,. I ikl LI ; and II
eimai,,n .1.11 nut Lie Clam ...tam,
.tterOut • elute lbo IsWu ul bale, IS tautraitur prui,lklett
tut thous, Um bakue tv bell at fpUUJIC to Ltbr
higto , al ul Jll LOU Intuit th.••" 1110 W lilt Littryboam uu
Jet uatb, LOU slier 4.1c4u,5.u.4 too bLirposs caul
t:vUftable tu pa) ...I.li W 1110 lfoa.itlet !err /lye We
vi tile 0 , ,t, 61.1 &LIU use emalualcr tv tae u* Lie!' ‘,l
Su Le it ,tl, tua It 1:4411
UV law ul tut ti+o Val", of LIWWIII VI au) awlue
artZeU to) Wu CVMSLeti le to 1-laws aiJ Lag, ynalactnt•
vi tilt MAWR, ells, Iltual,tut tv sale tun p 0) tlittit el
all Cull (lb" tw) ua. 4, ACC I 14,1 uu tot ...C.
By It auatted tun burocta nall Town Council of
th. /101011 0 E1 vl 1 l 0 cirJ iC Un re 01 vutv:l.
ell, lust 1108.111.c.r .11 pll.OO.
ww 11141441$ 1, 1.10 v. fr-Ittilla 144 Vutcv
Cr leuca twuuamg Any •." , t, . 4 /0.) , 01 cvutt wittt to
asiti 4.1.va...,40...L..1 1114 llvt cUy ‘ vtt otrod to atop
,Ler ..tue 04 l4c 14406 I.l,r+u lL U. tut., yin a.
aurreyat 444 .I.rivint Loy Jausts 11.1114, to Apt 11,11649.
Be it nuacted, Ly the oul seat arid Lawn Coaaail of
the 13viouttf vi Yon , SN"usa rud it ill beret', . n _
buy pet - sou 01 pCt S. , .1 N'X',.• W.ry Kerr
nut h.ro u O. lll. yr I, ur Up
o r portJCV Wittliu to l d Isl./1,14;t1. e1.•41 [lot
yor uI. ta t , 0 , 1 10. tti*u ro
lent I. kith of
Ertg ,
otl3 'out ° uutar
diU to Which s o w
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put ee, t t o
•
'l. N. V. 444 01M, *netts.
Att«ati—J. L , WOZILE.Y, Secretary.
May 7.4;
GETS THE BEST.
WZBSTE.RI UNABRIDCIED
DICTI ' )NARY.
3000 Engraving.; 11341 - ages Ctuart, Orico $l2
10,030 Words qnd .Ikaningt not in othce Dlctfoliaries
14 yt 14}
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Viewed al a whole, we are couhdent that nn other
living lan6u , ge Lien a dictionary wh cb nu folly ano
faltbuilly aria fll.b at, pre sot eoudisiou as this last
edition of web. tar doe• that uf .ur written and viamen
Eng . eh tuagu .—/furper's
These thrioe b ruta are the tux luta of 9 , ent
li
bruries; the Bible, Shaktptare unit if'talers Royal
Quarto.—Chlctigu Ererti..y Journal
las 'saw 11111,1,11. i.. ,Isirt,us—{t le perfect—lt d iv-
Lances suit defies cutupetitprn —lt leaven uuttrii,g to be
00 0"!,—,I.E. Raymond, LL D., l're.e't rat.tar (•01
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the moat useful and reruarkeade cum;pendium of
human knotekdge n oar W.. 1. Clark, Pre.
0,104 Yabi..Agriclatural
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DICTIONARY.
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The work is really • goes of a Dictionary. Just the
thing,ler &el:MIR:in."- American Mucci tiona/ Month
ly
"In many respects, this Dictionary is the most con
venient ever phhlished "—/teehetter Amocritt.
'Asa manual of teferenoe. it is enfl..etitty tittedfor
die Ih families and ethnic "—N. Y. Tribune.
“It is altogether the best treasury of sr swag of It•
file which the linglish language has ever poss-sseil."
Hartford. Pmts."
Published by G. lk 0. MERRIAM, Springfield, des-.
May 7,1869.-3 t
BLACKSMITHIN G.
B. G. HOLLEBAUGH
H AS opened a illneksmith Shop on Waelington
street, belt door ta.Clatitstaaa's Carpenter Shop.
and is prepared to do all kind, of BLACKSMITH
ING, at reasonable rates, and Invitee • share of public
pitronage.
SitPAIB.ING of all kinds. Of,. me a calL
April 30,11160Ltf
ONEY ON LOAN
WOOD. LOTS FOR SALE.
ALSO, BUILDING LOTS AND SEV
ERAL ROUSES.
;
Apply
to
R. G. MoOREARY,
April Attantey at Law.
WATER COMPANY ELECTION.
PiOTTOU In hereby given to the Stockholders In the
kzelit.iieni o . et o t: e thurg .,nror .W. waw s",: ool4,m ooo, l o so.l.. / 7 . t r ai t bGe e st a .
tit h yl leo ta tlo amt n i tr ose r
&Waal. tho isa May newt, between she
hoar• of 2 and $ M. By - order of Yin
Board. IL atratl, 1140 eri-
ALL kinds otPresh Silt Meats,
and Lard of the very b.a. iLt
• "11 4 1-4" , :i - "SR* C°D°2l
itsr.g.—Ar. - at Khios st.
welprza.-...ThevAightet , pricov
rz-vald lbw ems Awl bait - ,
• Ciao. A. 00D0111,
YK.6-43 AliVeat Middle st.
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ftw lditerttstintntS.
BLITCILERING.
NE '6'\ FIRM
EN
GEORGE B. EITOYER. iTHADDEUB B. Wing.
HATP,A Putered Into patevershlp in the BUTCH
BROM Rosixces, wittc.rry it on In ell It.
hranch..//. All kin& of
FRESH ME A T
ict their season. Market stand la Gettysburg. at
Amu ./d's corner. Fresh 8.. el .very ituesday sod Sat
u r.lay toornlng. Small meals ;Value...lay. Thu 'allay
and Vrlday morning As au iuty ea,h for our At k
we can sell . reasonable as any good tlrw In liettys
burg.
Tho.e bet int: fat stock for Nthe will find It to [hair
advantage to PM on or address the .ew Firm
BTOVE6 k SVBLE
April 30, l.ficl-tf
TO ALL INTERKAED
The Creditors and fitondhiddeng of the Gettysborit.
Rwilrned.Coulyany are requested to meet is the Arbl
trattoo Room. (Curt. Getty•butg on Sat
urday. ehr. Silt day of iby next. at 1 o'clock, P. M.,
t•, coosti It us to the riof urt . ..-.nry to pr. trot their
Interest. in the prude., dirt,* now yendlug In the So
prem.. Court fur a fret itwolre of the )outgagetatud sale
of the road.
JOrIN H. McCLELLAN,
JOSIAH lIKNNBK,
JOHN HQUOK,
HENRY Cl/ POUT.
uouoLA-s,
JACOB MYCKS,
J. N DUrcisilitAW,
BALDWIN d Oil.,
NICHOLAS tte.Lrzeux,
ABItAIiASI Kftlsl,
BIWA.
April 30.—td
I pETIYz•BIJA .13.1Kt,R1.
E
ff .!,
v tl of
e.drtu L
tbe .Nl::: i p
k tl;
bualt.wau, ih all Um bra,ches, dt,ad.
Corner of , S'out/i Wash ingt.oz. and IT eat
Middle streets, Getlyst.urg, Pa..
All kiwis (...f
CRACKERS.
CAKES
MIME!
MS
eon. tnntly baked and alsr‘ys to be had fresh.
with many years experience and svery nispreitlon
to please, be teals Shot he can prowls. sec tabu:flog, in
all caw to. Orders solicited, and promptly attended to
With man!, thanks for the patronage bestowed ~ n the
old firm, Its contluusnco is asked
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A prl 9 1 gn9 -t
WM. J. MARTIN,
Whole gate and Retail Dealer trt
tiROCERIES A.Y.D LIQUORS.
A largo Int of Groceries that I am selling Cheap
Cash.
CHOICE LIQUORS,
Old Rye Whixky eight yeara Old.
Very Old French Brandy.
ALL OTHER KINDS OF LIQUORS.
A g-neral aasnrtment of BITTERS. asu,,ug wh , ch
Ml.lller'e Herb flitter,
pure Liquors for _Medical pur
poaa, at WN: I
rabic Cutlery, Glassware, Queens
' WAIM. en., nt WM. J. _II ttliTIN '8
April 30, ISCO
11 0 M E
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK
CASH CAPITAL-TWO gILLION DOLLARS
Assets Jan. 1, 1869,
J. II WAiLIBURS, 0111 S. J. MARTIN.
Secretary. Pracdeut
GEO. M. LYON,
AWL Secretary. A. Y. WILLN ARV',
Prelkident
T. B. GRUM& D. A. FISiA F.D.
24 neetrscary. 2d Vice President
H. A. PICKING, Agent,
West Middle Street, Gettysburg, Pa.
April 30, 1869-6 m
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NORTH AMERICA,
NO =2 WALNUT ST, PHILADELPHIA
TWA:WORSTED MI.
CHARTER PERPETUAL
•
MARINE, INLAND & FIRE INSCRANCE.
!says Id wilted or Perpetual
Asset+ lon. 141869 , .42,3.43 323 39.
540,003,900 .I.,UsSES PAID IN CAS 11, SINCE ITS OH
ANIZATio.N.
ARTHUR G. COFFIN, • CHARLES PLATT,
President. Vice eresidsni
3IATIIIAS NORRIS, Secretary
H. A. PICKING, Agent,
njice in West AM,its Street, Gettysburg, Pa-
Aprll3U, iebeS.-6m
READING RAILROAD
SUIDIER ARBANGEXENT 3
MON . DAJ., APRIL 26th, 1869.
Great trunk line from the North and Northwest
for Philadelphia, New York, ~eatling, Pottsville,
Tamaqua, Ashland, nhautokin, Lebanon, Allantown,
Eanon. Ephrata, Litiz. Lan,:aster, Loluuthia, Ac., ..e.
Trains leave Ilarrienurg for New York,. follow•:
At J.3.3.5.:;0 end 8.10 12a. 1.00 and 10.65
1 , . A. , e.uneeting with similar Trains en the Pane.
aylvanla Itailivvad. and arriving a; New y ore at r 44,
11.40 A. i. and 3.: 0,9.2 e P. vsd 0:0d A. NI-.
rens.rottly. Sleoping one, accompany the 2.35, 524
A. 51. and 10.55 P. di— train. without change.
Leave Hari bburg fur Reading, Pottsville, Tama
qua, Millersville, Ashland, Shatooam, fine tirove, AI;
1,,,,,,,,,a,10111auvi0.tia; or 0.10 A. 51., "Z.l.p and 4AO
P. M., ntupp ng rat Len.suou and principal NI, 0) NA
[lune; thu 4.10 tram making conArCt tun. to:
Puttsvql. and tuluwLia unit'. Sot
Pot ter t:ln, 6ctiuyikill Haven and Annul u, via
zuhuylkill and auequebanus ititattead, leave !tarns.
hoed at 3 40 8, 01
uaturniug: Leavy Now Yolk at 9.00 .0.31 , 1200
nue., o.tA and e.CU at 8.15 A.. 01
atm ‘1.311 P. 31.; :.'ineping Cara a,cuu,p4u the9.uu A.
1,05 and 4.00 P. 31. trains from Now York, without
change.
Wiiy Pullet:ger Train leave 4 Philadelphia at 7.30 A
11., orstun flog with at 11: tray ;ruin tair . ..aat. Parole. H. tl•
rvad, returning trolt. 'iteading ac ti.3o Y. M., acividna
at MI Stritinus.
Le.SVO l'ot.t.1•111e a t 7 au, 5.45 A. 51, .is 2.45 p.n.,
Shau;eliin et 5.7.5 and iU.SS A. 51., Aittzt.ail.a , LOU 4.
31, 14.40 Ukloll, La/46414A , fit LOUi A. 51., and
2.,0 tur et.i{.4P/0114•Ld Nu.' Yu. k.
Leave l'uttsvi tie, v.. zchuyiklll .nd Susquehanna
Emmett 51 fur nertsstairg, nett 11.30 A.
01, fur r iu .14.,.. 444 rrououc.
I.o.lding Acc , .uvwxl.Ltun Tralo: Leaves geactiug
01., returning ICIATIMI Yhiladelyntk •t 0.16
Y. 51.
Pottstown Acccnninodallon Train: Leave' Polls
low. 8 .2 5 A • 'it rettlltling 160 , 5 Philadelplll. at
&AO P.M
t.it•liputtia Hall Road Trains leave Reading at 7.00 A.
ii.••d 6.15 P. M. for Ephrata, Lit's, Lancaster
Columbia, kc.
Peritioinon Rail Road Trains leave Petkramen June
tion at 9.00 A. M. and 6.00 P. M. Maturning: Insane
eklppack at 6 15 A. M. and i 00 P.' M , connecting
with siuilar train• on Reading Rail Road.
On Sunday•: Leave New York at 8.00 P. 51., Phila
delphia 8.00 A. M. and 3.15 P. M., the 8.00 A.M. Train
running only to Reading; Potraville 8,00 A: ir. ; liar
rieburg 11.20 A. M; and 4.10 and 1055 P. M., and Bead
ing at 12.56 ntionight, :53 and 7.15 A M. fur Marro.-
burg, 011755 mldnigi. t. and T.os,n 51, for Now York,
and 9AO A. M.. and 4.45 1'.51. tor Philadelphia.
Commutation, otileage, Season, school rant Excnr
lion Tickets, to and from ail points, at reduced Kates.
Baggage checked through; 100 pound* allowed
each Passenger
A. NICOLLB,
General Gaperintendant .
Readlng,Pa., ktay T, 11100,'
DENNSYLVANLA. CENTRAL
•L RAILROAD.
Double track route running between Phlledelpble
sod Pittsburg. Train. leaving Drat .burg make the
following •lunectiona with this Trunk line:
G e ui,hurg leave at 9.00 a. al. t MAO p.
LeueverJtinctlon arrive 10.00 " e
" leave 10.58 " 9.40 "
Harrisburg arrive 12.60 p..m.
leave 1850
Philadelphia arrive 9,40 " 8.10
Harrisburg leave 1.16 - 12_20 '4
"-
Pittsburg . arrive 1.30 a. m. 9.40
At Philadelphia close cenaections are made with
the trifles tbr.New Voris, 11. ton and all !astern
Citify. At Pittsburg connections are made in the,
New Union Depot with the truing fir .61 Wotan)
points. - -
1016. F ?r,Ltiiher inbratiottappliy#o
4 L app
H. LIILLIkIds_ •
Gen:Buperhusndent, Altoona , PM ,
Haase W. Owuniza,Gen. Pau. Agent, Philada.
Dac.ll, 11158.-tf
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
WINTER SCHEDULE
On and afar Nov. 2ll,lll6lsTnans w ill lease Ilanowit
Juanlan as 'follows: -
1.21. 1 72 NORTFIWI4II.
1.02 5..m.-Dapy items
tuiwitibe socaqiust
snarl
korsraniniFed 1171e - anitotiwWQ7' -
10.61 6..1x..i-040( 4 0 0 00 : 011 6 eil) kir Limn, la
2.01. p. m.-. 7761 y (nay 6666671) 627
Wag:
6.06 p. m.-10611, (except 626220)116F-Tott.
9.27 p.iii.-126112 (iiitowpt Ihinil667s) 1x? - HiteltDasl
; 14•211 161025 W
WM. a.--72 stopping si Park.ion owls
7.92 a.- is.- 7 (6:6 01 07 1 . 001 10 67 0 1 - 064 at 0 1
606
tatioUll.
7.82 0216416 010617010 at666ips) , Ak
01 1 1ia n . 11 ,4
'443 — OO7 owuropt '
e- • • .6. 10111111.1340. Pus. 61604 i•-••
• .1111126. int Oh
7111 U 1 111119.41 ItanioPlsiti
4etv gtdv trtiotmentg.
BARK! BARK!
500 CORDS WANTED !
TIIB SITHSCMISISR WANTS
500 CORDS_ OF
BLACK OAK BARK.
for W kb he will zloty $6 O$ per cord,on delivery, In
good order, o‘t hie tenyard to 0 NTrYdlitURO.
JOLIN RUPP.
April 30. Ing-tf
E: W. & C 0.,.
BANKERS,
NO. 35 S. THIRD ST., PHILADELPHIA
GENERAL AGENTS
roa call
NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE *O
UT Tug
UNITED STATES OF AXERICA,
frog rye
States of pe n ,,yty/vania and Southern
NeiV Jersey.
The NATIONAL ueSUM•NCE COMPANY t•
• corporation Chartered by 110ochal Alit of °outgrow.,
opproeedduly Mil, with •
Cash Capital of On Million
Dollars,
I. now thoroughly organiosd and prepared for bp
oom.
Llten..l terms offered to agents and Solicitors, who
are Invited to aoply at our office.
Fol! particulars to be had on application at ~or 01-
nee. located in the second •tory or nor Banking Clouse
Where Circulate and Pamphlets. fully . deecribibikibe
advmetagat offered by the Company, may b• lea.W
B. S. RUSSELL, Manager.
DAVID WILLB, Agent, Gettyeburg, Pa.
*tor. 21, 1.6a8.-1y
I=l
We direct attention to 11ranamaker
.& Brown's advertisemet. The Largest
Ulothiog Bowie in Philadelphia.
8 : 2 Tu K
‘NANA&I AK ti BicuWN'.—
Mr.N . B A Itoiti .
u.rw.utA rangiug 'eery price. cut ill every sty le
tesely ute.le or made to order. tl. X. corner SIXTH
and Al A It X 1..7r etreere.
87 324. OVNECOATN.—MeIWD,
Yrucy
utocbtils, EI•41,1141, itc.,largret tarmac, to tha ctly.—
OA K UALL. tiIYYf Acid MARKET Sts.
TO $4 KcnlNGed oU IT., titY/ii Fotelgt,
pulL.tleate licrodo
4L)l.d. S. E. corr., :IETU rL.I 3IARKET titrect.,
,JAK HALL, WAN A MAKEI, R lIKUVe
8 7 20 TO Sun I:iktbli•S eILITn OF ALL the de
siraLle sty iaa, suitable fur any uc
cast... ANAMAkikit. BltowN, MAR•
liaT Streit.,
6 14 I ro $.4 BOYS' 15 UITS Sin SCLIOOL
drA
g 1,1111115 WA\A.HAKB It & Bd.1)%1"..
11012.-E, 'IX I 1.1 and YIARKET nt,ets
S 7 TO s'2s BOY* . And YOUTII6' (MP:STEIL
/LLD, la grow. variety. W
UAK6II A IIIIOA"y, di X 11A}Llik:1' 44tr0...14.
$.2 TO P. 50 H .UN
CtE, FUJINI,LiItiO
vesy kind. at •nta11.,./r•uct.."l coma, AANA , AK EH
. HAL , GREAT i,LOT.II:IG !lot:Y. F..
•1S ill .(id 11 11(K r.; l•
Nor.
Od'arptuters and O'iontrartors.
Win. C. Stalismith & Son ,
E7'7' YSB (IEO, PA.,
Carpenters and Contractors.
Doors, Shutters, Blinds, Door
and Window Frames, Cor
nice, DoOr& Window
Brackets, &c.
Constantly on hand and manufactured to order of
BEST MATERIALS,
by omparionsad 'workmen, and at
REASONABLE PRICES. •
mi.ord..peomptly attended to.
Jan.14.1849.—Lf
$;,966 X 32 30
GEO. C, CASHMAN.
GETTYSBURG, PA..,
Carpenter and Contractor,
RESPECTFULLY informs the
public tbat be tint removed to his new shop on
Stratton street between York and Railroad streets.
and is prepared to take contracts Sr putting up and
repairing Buildings, at. reasonable rates as any
Builder In Gettysburg-all work guaranteed to be Of
beat quality. no hopes by strict attention to bust.
noes to moritpublic patronage. Give me *call.
April 9. 1869.-tf
VVM. - CHRITZMAN,
G ETT YISB ET
Carpenter and Contractor ;
/111elng rentoied to 1141 new Vamp
On Ifashington street, between
and Chambersburg streets,
and iutrodnced Stearn Power,l em prepared to fur.
web all kindsof work for building porpave. of the
beet material. and ae neatly and cheaply *eft can be
done at any other -etabilehruent In the county. Ex
perienced Hands always in reach nem and work e;:
limited with promptness end dienat.h
Awarders 1 4r 411 Cud* oißrkdhOS,Berolle,Hould•
Inge 4e., filled and on remionable terms.
April 18.15,9.4 f
Watituns and gewelry.
REMOVAL!
The 11Mn of Sort't MCCARTNZT have removed to
North Baltimore street, next door to ripanglar'e 812 ea
Store. We have oa bead • , bolee •se.rtmeet of
CLOCKS, WATCHES,
JEWELRY,
of all kinds arid istee •tylea Silver •ad Plated Ware
also, hue Gold, ellver a!td Steel
E - C T A C. L E
of the best suanulacture. Also, Violins, Guitars, At
eordsauts,lllllM,Nttsa, as., Violin and Guitaratrituts
Kays, kr.
All kinds of Repairing in our tine done
at as reasonable prices as elsewhere,
ikarikask ha for past favors- we solicit • cone tin
GIIZIVP of mune. SOPZE k McCARTN gY. -
No. IT, I •
CAN:NON B
MARBLE WORKS,
CORNER OP DAL flMin 2 AND SABI MID-
DLN ST., OPPOSITE TEN COURT-HOUSE,
04:7 1 TY8B (MG, P 4.,
WM inn=
Tas mumps mut or ems AZT
Moyle, virir.;—tr , • •
GETTYSBURG MARBL I
. In OW Ir k i •.1 step* si6 Wbsretkeir
aurispdtdiNw*OdiallUmMisf,loofatirtiliMk.
nom As
*AMA
~e iii,imidiqbasilloo,llo,
as tkoatypesit
. • • ..•
lea NOW
"NOM
ENE
Maid and Silver,'
and warranted
Warble faits.
~. ,
111.1111544 ) IL t,etE'
groat 'gains.
0 T I QE.
:IN The liret and final acronnt of JoNss
ttrintystats, Amakueo of EXANCII. 0. EPPLEMAN. of
towmmp, Adam. county. Pa., has been tiled
in the Court 1.1 Common The. of Adorn. County, and
milt croft; nid by arid court, on Oto. 2atA day of
May, 1869, unleaa cause berahown to the contrary.
JACOB NIELHORN, floth'y.
April 23.4 d• •
NTOTICE
ill The ar,t awl final account Of HEN-
1 ..PPLIMAN, Amti-nee of rEMEHILUS EPPLIVAN. of
Ico.tlico towonblp. Adana/Icount I'm., hut born Bled
to thecutirt ofCou,ooo P , etto ot Adams county. and
*. l l Le coufirmcd on the 26 th day of Ma.V. 18t3Bt Un
less cause be shown to tho • outtary.
. .
JACOB lIELEIORN, Proth
Apr 11 it —td•
N 0 C .
T Tho ...th account of Dr. Jo:ally AIIL.
mittw of the pair In and estate of U•oltie Hu ,
tIeGAL. • Laustic,n,.....fLittlrut,.wo, Adtuus county,
has curds died in the court of Cool:awl Pleas of
il•tuec.e4uty, aged • 111 urcoutlrntrd, teethe 28th of
itay 180 cames ur ehoere to the eoet,•ry,
JACOB :11,1iLilOtt,24. Prolu'y.
AOlll3 1b69.-td.
XECUTOR'S NOTlCE.—Let
ter. fuhealetatery oh the eetete Of JeiCull WoLf-
Pletheltel, We of fillahiteo toWeehip, Atlehle county,
P. baring beau grouted to the uuderelghed , realdlog
•u mod tusroettlp, he hereby glee. uottce to all per
woo indebted to mid °tame to make immediate pay.
out, and Chu.e ilrirtritc eia me isgallast the same to
present theta prop:rt.) sutheuttoetod tur settlemeot.
FREDERICK WOLF, Executor.
April I.—a"
XECUToR'S NOTICE—Let
a • tors the 0111 Lat. of JoB■ now.
late w lasoallau loveutaitp, Adams cootity. Pa_
banns beet. grauttal to the anderatiotal,
rcwitituig to lqatualw toorusuilt, he [torah) , gl•e utak',
Co all porsuue lhilebtoo to said estate to Wake Im
medtatt.4,a)tueot and thoao having claiws agathat thr
50 pt eaaut thew proparl: allthatiticattal for
PAUL POWERS, Ex'r
April 9.-81
XECUTOR'S NOTICE.—Let
-4 torn Testamentary on the estate of Maze Hal
p.m, late trl Gettysburg, dtcemed, having been granted
to the undereigued thej hereby gi•• notice to all per.
.000 i stlebttel to Cold wet., to make immediate pay
ment add those ba•imi claims airantat the lame will
present t 4 1 4•41 properly autbentbated for settlem•st
J. J. KEkikt, I Xi , '
J. H. MAJORS, f
April 9 —dc
Isserh• Ent runes Executor reside', In Elgtiand
the thee Limed in eltristwis township.
I V 0 TICE. •
The undersigned, haring been appointed Att•
esenee ut JAMia H. WALTNIIIIO.I Win% •. Butler town-
Adanie county, Pa,by deed of Voluntary Atte
oat, went ka the bene fit ofCreditors, hereby erne
!tot!, en wall pampa indeb'ed to the said Jamas
*Salter. to mete tali:nett tACO payment to .aid Atiaignee
141 ItlO.e having claims will present. them properly
autLenticated fur settlement,
WM. J. PETERI 4 , Assigns.,
Butler township, Adams co., Pa
A pril 9 —6t
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
The undersigned, Auditor, appointed by the
Court of common Pleas of Adams county. todbtr ib u te
the balance remaining in the hands of ft. SloCcan't
41,4 , Tel/aerator of the Gettysburg Railroad Cone
~n Lis Seventh Aco.unt, to and amongst the
p4l tie. ~•,;ally entitled thereto, will tit for the purpo.
Li, ~p; it h.i Ali, in Gettysburg, on
Pr - v:1,1,11.e 14th day of . 1 .1:13/.1.',.1).
J. C. NEELY, Auditor.
April
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
uudrret4u.l, Auditor, kippointed by the
ao,ourt or Adltag ruuoty to tuake titstritattiQn
hat in the liaads
Adtutuistiater the total° of SsXUzt Zida—
Los. Tate ziraban tow whip, flit
Leased to sad auleuipil the billies to rebeile
will 'lt at his i-thee lit the Borough 01
atteod to the little, at his appoint
itforeidy, the rith -toy ,l/ at 0 . -
~ /o,A, A. where sit pal ties Inte:cated
are LUltried to attend.
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]Say, 30 -at
OTlCE.—Letters of Adminia
/- tl.ncu of the cat.tle .J 1 WILLIAM 11.4d.d.4, de
rtos.eti, tato to , tirityeburg, h a vh, t au ,
,•I.IA to the tiLderstiur.l it didlitg in be But talgt/
Lit tirti t t•-Lird, ho tarruu) 4lce• twtice
1.1.11,5 L tie tot:tad, :/ittittoll.o p.t,
.4th. it hilnlitga:latilrliagdiadi the •aiue to plea•ut
Chow prsiderl) ettillieititt 4,0 for selllttatetti.
LIENAY uVritUtrA,A uer
April JJ
REPORT
OF the condition of the GETTYS
tiII Ito "I Ilv.s AL BANK, LAI th. 17th day ul
Syr)1,1“0:
13=1
=1
U.S. iS011.1• t eeCtif Citckiktlot, ...... .--• /50,l1.)0
U.' ts..ude and other eecuri t lee uu baud.. 50,0 U UU
other Stodis, Bunds aud +tut, tages &U uu
Due Gum iteKleetutt.g and liaaerve ageute.. 12,9,10
Dae truzu utter Natiuusl ante ........ 0,51 n2U
•• Banks aud Bauk,ra 145 10
• tsauking lluuee 5,010 00
Cu, rear ....apeuaaa 410 id
r.,z. pax( 945 :4
MIME@
CAsh ltcum inducitta.;
tilts ,futber Zgattunal
Fractfonwl Cur rr,Cy.
Legal Tender Nitre
=I
$145160 00
28,600 00
—.......7,302 02
.3„.sfr 07
Capital Stack paid in
Surplus Yuud
Diecounts
Prong. and Loon— ......
Circulating Notes rec. Ned from Comptrol
1er.... ... .. 130,600 DO
.Itata Bairn Circulation vutatunding...—... 3,395 tdo
Indirtaual Depoditd . L2'7,542 01
Our to Nottion4l B:tok• 6,"457 on
L.i. to other Buts mud usukero 336 ab
iurideudd unpaid —.... ..... 813 73
I certify that the abate statement Is correct to the
beet of my knowlealgoana belled'.
J. &BORT BAIR Gghler.
Attest—ii. Baron,
Awl:. roue. IDlrectorc
D. K. LNDLEIIART,
April 30,
REPORT
OF the condition of the FIRST
NAVONAL BANS. OF GETTYSLIIIRO, fn
iyatty.buyit, Add. coancy,lo too &tato of Paonsyl-
AI thy ctao cJ buaiocal, on the 17th day of
April,
RESOURCES
Loon. and Discounts 572,573 41
'Hertae new of Directors 12,500 00
Ore. drafts 7,627 56
Q. B. Bonds to secure circulation 100,000 00
- deposits 50,000 00
Other Stocks, Bond, and 51ortgageo, as per
i.cl.,dule 14,412 50
Due from lirdeerning and Reserve 2.44114,
as per schedule 0,003 95
Due !ruin uilier' l,istional Banks as per
schedule 1, 7 5 0 2 0 9
0 2 0 8
Furniture and Fixtures "
Current Expense's 274 80
rat ea Fold Till 43 970 03
Cash Items, including Slalltipe,rol per schwis
ula 425 45
Bills ut teller Nutloual Bunks 1,050 00
Bills of ~441. Book, Ai 55 00
Prscilonal Curreuce (Including nickels}.... 536 70
Lslial Tender Notes 21.751 00
LIABILITIES
Capital Btocir paid in
Surplus Fuud
Eactiapire
I utereat
FruOta and - L, , as .
2,536 66
CirculaVog Notes received flow Couiptrol:
Loss rinunni on hind
Amount Ont.tandlog
ludl•ldual Depuelts 04.434 00
U. 8. Deportee 18,303 77
Deputies .4 U.S Diiitursing Odle. rs 3,11 1 1 20
Due t.. Nat iuuel tieuke. a• per eubedule 8 , 5 47 TS
Due to other Bauk• and Bank an MO pu{
schedule
Dividends unpaid
State of Peniasylvezile,
Adam. County SS.
°SOROS ARNOLD. Cashier of the 111 National Runk of
Gettysburg, bw oic duly swocp nocordlog to law, doth
sa. ihrt. tho (
.c.-o;qtrug statomeat i OarreCt to the beet
ef 414 lguoecledga acid belief,
GROWS ARNOLD, Cushier.
sworn subscribed befvre
roe. this 24th day of
April, 1869.
A. T. COVER, J. P. .
Attest -3011131 HORNIEII,
Glows Taxon;
D. kteCusAcoeT,
Director,.
April 30,1869.-31
REGISTER'S NOTICES.
{NOTICE is hereby given to all
Legatees and other persou• concerned, that tea
Administration Accounts hereinalbrr mentioned will
be presented at the Orphan.' Court of Adams county
for candrasa acme and allowance, on TUSSDAY, the
26th day of MAT neat, at 10 o'clock, A. M.. viz :
202. The account of Solomon Guise, Administrator
of Samuel Raffausperker.kle 'd.
203. The second and final account of John Eckert
rode ASO Jeremiah Oreuckolf, litsectonn of the w tit of
rjrepdnrilf, ism of Macaque twp., deed.
234. Vint and la. I account of dem usi DAitirrence
Eseentor of Jnho Lawrence. dec'd.
206. The Ant account of Aaron limo and "Jacoll.
Robert. Executors or the lest Will and Testament
of Kpbtaim Hew. dee'd.
206. The amount of Robert O. McCreary, Guardian
of Win. McClellan.
M. no *comma of Andrew V. Moab. , floofeldtan of
Rebecca Y. Hyply, minor ohtld a/Jacob M. Ipply, of
eoalfen rif p deed.
WIC Fleet and Blvd sooonnt of glfzifbeth Disaster,
Admlnufinvor of Jacob Dreallor, deed.
111061 simile.* and tloal recount of enamel J. Sitofb
and obn Urns, Inocutors of Jobn flooont.ryper, do-
210.. The Ann sad drill amount of Frederick Lahr,
Adrefleistrator of Radelo. Ckmisr, abed.
SU. The edema of cooreld A. -. Zoerer, Admildeire,
for of the sesatsof Catharine °utterer, deed. •
212. The aseupd and Bala ICONLOO of Usurp P. Pea
wan' our/autism Bruoilri Bdaziolstrator of John
ttrsaaY dritiodlr.
• 21i &mood acentust of Peter B. Katoomug. '=sa
tes of Lb, last Witt sad Testament of John Hart
01110, dsdd. -
214 Tts• Test aal last Iwo . met it George Flesami,
/dtNNslntet O.T. 4it. B. 21. o catharthe Welter,
216. /1r44 4440an4 of Jahn ttaeeet36aD 4n4 David
illtswort lotiatifAtatonryt Obefettai Musishass, de
.
211. lboadedlet of Jaws DUttiTll and Hoary A.
11411141. "pale* of the wino, Mary
41. b ank st aroma ca Wan. Mdse. "cantor of the
last Will sad tancanoaat arJrpoo Sider: din%
!14AiNden Annan Flank. enardion OP Ohariii,
I46hio* taillloo6r, minor eon ofJodeb Antral Naar
wan , _
13 _
Ile:Alta Mt and 11161 - 14011 gr. Dana rant.
„
111Inaidaolderlar *A• W•ana Goofy, igsd.
nottna, deed. and.t.AtAstin• nallinsautte. deed.
AdO The it.. 4 amt ItUtideawitellftelftel
AIWA** 44660 Aa&a, 4**' • Wint a i ii =
mis 4 unaid deff.ll•l2, manor chudrigeor ,
11. Df, HOLTZ WORTH, PAsistir.
Mel 311, 21411frft
tanning Inpitiututo, ‘cr.
THE WORLD,
DODGES' OHIO AND BUCK E E
Reapers and Mowers.
A careful examination of those tnitchinei ,urn
soenc• any one of their superior merits over all
others, in strength, durability, ease of draft, and re.
liability for work, on all kinds of ground, and In or.
ery variety of grass and grain. Confident ut this ws
invite those In want of a good machine to eximiiiie
for a:envie:deco bonne purchasing elsewhere.
These machines can be said as Naked blowers—
HEAPHRS ma Hand Rats, golf-Rake, or Dropper.-••
TWO Lllffrreut sixes: lito.lllachine, with two cutter
Hers and three Knifes, cutting tire and a I/Alf feet
groin and four feet eight inches in grass: Nu..', out •
u fig four test sin inches.
We have that confidence in these machines that we
are willing to let those wanting a machloo test them
with any other they may wish, and trap the one that
aim most eatiefa lion. DODOES' A UIOIIAN se.Lr-
RAKE has given mach mineral eatiefaction that we
corusider it toe best Self• Rake out and le attached t •
no othar machine except the dodge Machine, the
Ohio and Buckeye patent.
For the benefit of those wanting machin.s • 0
wenid refer them to • taw of those to whom we lia•u
avid tn:visit !lemon, ale: ID
John Deardorff, Pen., Henry Culp,
Ephream Lady, Henry King.
George Lady, Itlialia Penrose,
Jonathan V. tiler, David Stewart,
James Mickley, W. Rosa W bite,
Thlllalei dente, J. J. Kerr,
John Bender, Andrew Welk k i t.
John Eckert, Wm. &ahem,
Wm. Font, John Untor,
Cornellee Lett, John N. IL ffman,
__ Wm. Bataan, John N•lioyer,
1% m. Bois.
Ale°, WIK.II 'NOVI BAY EAKIN, Including th•
celebrated Brandt. Rake, and deli•outcharglog [tsars.
Also, UUUUn, VA:lrelNd !SILLS, ANL/ WARM
t3lPLl4talte IS OEN tatALLY.
rerladieSOW( to slew we machine. •Ili find them
at the warehouse of Joarril Wlll.ll a Sox., tliott).
uurg, Pi., or at the resideraCe of the subscriber, 2
=its from tiott)ohurg. uu the Ilardsbarg fund. Pur
-1,. canting ,Mars 'vitt address the eitoecriber.
liuttystorirg,
Sprit 23.-tf
REAPERS & MOWERS.
HAVING been agent for this =chile last Iles/10u,
.1.1 also deer it to the ,armor this seawu. It a well
Known, having taken the premium at the Beuders
villa Fair, also at the Gettysburg Stowing %latch ot
seven others, which were considered splendid ma
chine., and likewise at the Dillaburg Slowing Maur.
tiLaing concluoed not to oner any machine that will
not give entire 'satisfaction, I have refused ageticire
of several other machines, and now offer thin cue as
TIIZ GILKAT MACHIN hl UP TUX +MASON.
Haying tried one myeelt, 1 kilo* elect ly w bat It w
4u. Leonid refer you to scores of farmer• who hate
purchased machines of rue, who are highly pleaded and
Lay this is the only machine they would use.
Itztran always on hand, and repairing done here at
my place. This is a great consideration—ll, machine
can be repaired at huine immediately, and with much
teas cost.
Another great *saint/is the BINDER which le at
tacned to this celebrated Reaper soil Mower. It has
been thoroughly tried, suit viten entire satisfaction--
requiring no harveit baud except a drtvar. This
under cab also be attached to the /teapots which
nave bean sold; but cermet be •t ladled to any otbet
machine except 13htroman's.
.
I will here refer junto a few farmers, In different
localities, who have ben , Jht and used these run. Lines
Michael Ifiecel; btephen liettier,
Muses Hartman, Mr. ,temer,
Joseph W 1•1111,111, Mr. Linn,
Ulrich Jacobs, J, it. aershey
Jacob Hartman, 1.1. 1.1. IVouilbur:,
Jacob LlllllllO,
with others, too numerous to mention
This machine has a self-rake, side deltsery, and
Is warranted to du Its work as above recommended.
Also on bano,BIIIItEAIAN'S SELF.DIeCHARiIING
llohnE RAKE, a n rat-rate article, which we will sell
at the ',vest puraible price. Warranted to give sans
factbm. Also the COLU Nll.l/..4. RAKG alway son hand.
Ala.-Lines can bo seen at my house, three tni les nt all
of Gettysburg, or at Alr. ennead Snyder'. Rattleti•6l
L.VA . 1.8 A. fIUeII3IAN,
June3.—tf Agent.
•
The Farmers' Book
144 beautiful and inieful illustration, 75 , /
nag,i. Showing fast what arery tanner ai - Aut.t t.
know:
HOW TO MART THE FARM PAY
SeL , I fur circular giving full descrviou.
FARMERS! PARMEIIB' SON I
Experienced Book Agent., and ut her., wanted to take
t het book to every Farmer in every community. Bile
imeatt permanent. Pay, Crum MO to Ltoo per month
Acc,rding to experience and •Giiity. Addroge
ZEIGLER, 31cCURD1 A CO.,
Philadelphia, Pa., Cincinnati, 0., Chicago, 111., or St.
Lenin, Me. j Aug _l.—gin
SURPRISE OATS
f Alt prepared to ,urnish L'ltPlnk; n LED OATSI to persons desiring it. Weighs 47 it,* when fully
.natured, and ripens ten days earlier than ~they ate;
;rows larger and stiller in the straw, and w ill y telt
io4) to bushels to the acre. Persons wautinz
atoll malts early application.
$185.34) 11,
gio-I will delete the Oita to persons in Oettrebor
or vicinity at git per bushel. Address
CLLAILIAtti W. (111.1118 T,
• Petersburg, (Y. 8.0 Adams co., Pa.
Jan 16.-11
Beal and germat jbalto.
-- 1762 01
2,448 51
1,4511 79
3,701 Ou
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
l'EfizON AL I•Itvt'EKTI
GU tdi
2S,DAI CKJ
Us Saturday the ISth of Nay nest., at 10 -a. M.
The tinders awed will anti eitir, at her
rasallauco tatty aorta of tlettyaborti, at jlctl
usup
of the ileuderavaila and Contain roaJs, .11 , 1 tiaar
Uloc.har'a kilacii.atuitti.t.hop, the following rcrooilal
petty, to wit:
$444,e43
3 zTUVED, one a Violet Parlor Coal al ova, one No.
6 Per. uey IVaLIDS I -auk ifla•v, With all th• xl Ural, the
other a Lima. Dar Woke] 01010, a lut el Cs reeung, in.
clurliug vV arum et .11 B nil Ihree.ply ingralu Cut pet,
ski yerste I .11 awl LaLIO Lunde Lag Cal pat, ld Janis
uall Reel es,' them Luring, /Li ) awls hutnequeuu
gag luarpel,l2 jards au wool nLetr Carpet, akin ult.,
uwaller plane.; 15 al‘ait tate:lawn Table, Parlor
WILL 14667., gilt [tame at elegant Owen, whisk
cwt when new il7u, 31erble-rup "able, 1 set
of nag 4,hulLuou Coats, .11J1641C ..`3l , i sag CUnliitL fut.-
0-into, Mohair liecaang Chair, large Wale,'
l'arlur Latuye, Porter hug, 1 hell aeiss deg , tun ,
muting kit a Drseaiug Bureau, Bedstead, II sellstand,
Writing Taal., tour Cau,seat Contra, mull luerel
'tack, all of Inta c t Also, 3 Cottage netlateada,
Iron litilatead, 1./1 - 661114/lurusU, J Wae ualauo.,i dark
Cane-seat kamirs, 4 gatchou Lianas, two high Chair.,
zevang Chain, z leatherhethi, Matt. cc. nti4 114 , 1
an Alarm Llv , k,ltirrhre, Lounge, llr,at iast
Table, large Kitchell ging. 91WL Cuptesaro, stutuleurnt
Chan'. Cart lege ahleu Cult *Le ail as gaud 1,1 new,
Crib, plain autt auttiared uiletoth liiluod, a IC4
atehe latAus Ware, Niain•Duvel.3 rho her,
Tian/tilers, Cll.. and htuxe Ja‘a tot canning unit, au.,
Lies.' Jug., Cruck.,u a gallon and r DUlllUer of 1
gnduu atone Jar., t.nurn, Kuga, barrels, mare, butt
Sills, Wash Intet,, king ,, tin backers, Ls:Al
hweethwg Anew, atoll hods, and a great , a•nj
°User ultuAra.
10,819 09
$445, , 1 5
1.14 t lay; uaea at tioa.a.keeping bat a Caw year, tho
eruclwareaLtn gt.PC4I CULIIIIULI, CACI Umoy ut thew
uew.
sy.Tbe HOUSE will bo for RANT after the any ut
Attendance will be given and terms made kuuwn
ou day visuln by
MRS. fitirTili M. DIEUL.
LiLDwILL, Aucituut.r. tAprii
I)L - BL.W SALE OF VALUAB
PEttsuNAL PisurEßT
The undersigned, interoriug t quit housekeepiugov ill
sell at Public Sabi., on dkiturikiy, 9i4
next, at I 'dock, .If, at his residency (Me ereidiy
terisu eareourge,) on Baltimore street, U etty•burg,
es, the following Property, to wit
3 670v/id, one a Iluble Cook Nu. 9, one a Coil Store,
the tither a ten-plate stove nom, Carpeting, 1,, hiding
ieriut bQ yard■ ling borne-made Carpet, 13 yards hull
wool Carpet, 21 yards of ail wool lugrisiii errs, SW:
Carpet, Stets Oil Cloth, 3 r
Spring Cushion TePee-lete, gOOO Ike new, s u n i sing
Cha i n, crrup 8101, lb Alin 5, 1 Cottage ;kr, which
has never been rand, B•rdatead•, But ego, W
Lamp Stands, Atottreswee and BA Clidniug, 1 Kitchen
sink, Shads and kixtiti re, s lot of Will. atutio Chins
Ware, t.ilgeserare, Jere, Crocks, ThlWare, Smoothing
Irons, Tubs, and other articles too numerous to ni•e
tinta,
V 77 742 01
.800,030 00
.4;.:9.5 30
152 22
1,596 59
~ 201 80
Only harts& kept house two years, the at t I
In good COIIIIIIOO. sad oe4krlyett new.
Atnodance will be gircn and tartan nsts , tanr,
ou dey of este by
90,000 00
. 135 00
89,565 00
IRAN% D. DC PIIORS.
JA LL CALOIIII.I., (Aprtl
1,131 75
148 50
PRE-EMPTION LANDS.
$277,742 pi
TRACTS
Second hand, pre-emption Leads located near lid
roads,Cohnty Towns, de., In well settled neighbor
hoods, which I will sell, or exchange at a fair price
for Real Istate in Adonis county, Pa.
ro.sastss.—tr •
WOOD FOR BALE,
- 800 CORDS OAK,
200. HICKORY ,
AT BANDOE'S
ft-Price la tutd $3 psi cord on the ground
Gettysburg. Aug. 23.16 Y.—ti
F 0 B, SA L E.-1 have several
.D WELLING- HOUSES
and a number of 011010 Z BtaLDING LOTS or 'Air
8.0. McCREA
„Tan. 16,18M-1f
lift and girt Nasuraurt.
ADAMS COUNTY
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE; COMPANY
INOOlltOll/TXD, maitoir 18, 1851.
PxwiMm4wrii44
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le, Itennen*lnnikep• treil•riak Ladd, Ythbakua 1
Lib... Ihoblloa k Illbabab ; ' AblUal /. 0 tta, N Oiantil;
Atm lba, Liberty; H. 0. Petbra,
lit sckaapoor ts halted ' la H. aparttom to Um
soap of Adam. li bag bora laapitemlati *Yuan
uy," god la OM period btm mole bat omatt•
tbrltelllittobb by Ihrettartap that portal
usobtalfty sunrilliNloo. ma onininnandiing an la
t a t
svw p s apply to M ft awr of lbw mionsi•ra.
• lusative Osiiismitti• istes• • t it. ones of
ob UM kW Wadabaday la every awls.
40 It li. 1.1••• MIMIC—
WM. WHIL6.
J. H. SHIREMAN'S
WESTERN
I HAVE ON HAND A YBW
OF No. 1, i
GEO.ARNOLD
Al 0404.1)
ONTIOIBS