- vzftsoiatMiOto.
=M=2EM
che — Dyspepsia—Cvstiveness.
suffer with -Moodielto try MARSHALL'S
IR, and be Convinced that although other
hare taled to cure you, QM" Slll giro you
nil permanent relief:
ver-excitentent and Mott - tine your nerves hate
weakened that headache admostiottee you
more daugerons may happen, such aa
PALSY, DIIINESS. OF BIGHT,
alarming nervous affections, than I Loral:1411's
giving taus and strength to your system,
you to perfect health.
Ter fond which shoald be digested remain in
causing pain Cud uneasiness fortkoiyant
principle which would render ft auk, of digs,.
by-using Ilarshall's Eliiir you will supply.
irtacj and prevent:lug I , carrencw, and so' bo
• cured of ii)spepsia.
mach being thus cleansed from an unhealthy
thy enisciftssm, costiveness and the other at.
isorders a the bowels are of necessity pre-
Marshall's Elixir, $1 CO per bOttle,
, y all Druggists. Depot, 13.01. Market at
HALL A Cu., Druggists, Proprfetors.
—ly
RR RAILING, WIRE GUARDS,-
•
ore Fronts, Asylums, Sc.; Iron Bedstead;
• Ling for Sheep and Poultry Yards; Bram and
• Cloth, Sieves, isindere, Screens for Coal,
id, kc., Heavy Crimped Cloth fop' Spark
. latodacape Wires for Windows, ke. Paper
res,Ortiamental Wire Work, Sc. Raery tri
ll addressing the manufacturers. Id.
tt a SONS, Ne. H North Birth at, Phil..
[Yeib.6, 166 .4y
AFNEJeI, BLINDNESS AND CATARRH
ith the utmost succeu, by J. Isasca, H. D.,
men of Disearrs of tho Ede anti Ear; (his
) in she Medical (biles, Or Powatyleania. 12
erirner. (formerly of Leyden, Holland,) No.
street, Phila. Testimonials .can be seen at
The 31elical faculty are invited to accom
r patient., as he has no secrets in his prac
rtinelal eyes inserted without pain. No
r examlnatioa. [Jam 29.—1 y
rriageo, garutoo,
11 ce It EA HY: . JOIN F. DiceRF.IIRY
st always Cheapest."
Best and Cheapest,
EM
B.7ZIDLES,
COLLARS and,
ES'S of all ands, in the County
to be found at tlto old and well known
Limare et.,oppoaite the Presbyterian Church.
(McCREARY'S.)•
ding and Wagon Saddles,
•osr substantially built and neatest
mess, (plain and silver mount
mplate iu every respect and WitiTallted to he
beet material and workmauehip.
per leather Di•aft Collars,
nrAT. They are the best PITTLNCI and
ble.
• • vy Draft Harness,
to order, as cheap as they MO be wade any.
1 In the most substantial manner.
Bridles, Whip S, Lashes, Draft
Ipneti and everything In 'the nne; ;Yone
hearer.
ces
RIDOCED to the lowest living standard.
I percentage for ouch, off all bills amount] o g
ore.
k nothing but the Lost of stuck and will
very article turned out to be In every respect
uted.
.1 for past favors we Invite atttuattou to our
oek.
e as a call andeianalne PRIM AZT QVAiITT
1865.-tf D. .11cCREARY k SON.
lAGE-MAKING RESUMED
being over, the undersigned bn'e resumed
CA ILItIAGN-MAKING BUSINESS,
d. rtand, in East Middle street, Gettysburg,
y aro again prepared to pot up work In the
unable. subatantial, and superior manner.
•w acid aurond-hund
CARTUAGES, BUGGIES, &C.,
which they will dispose of at the lowest
dell orders will be supplied as protnptly,
acterlly as possible.
GTREPAIRDia.ft
,thcpatch,aadat cheapest rates. .
lot of new aadold HARNESS ay hand th.r
I for the liberal patronage liiirebofore an
them, theysolicitand wlll endayor to de.
ne share in the future.
-It ZIZGLE.R.
gies and Carriages.
EMOVAL.
derslgned has removed Carriage-mak
op to tL o east end of Middle street, Getty'.
where he w ill continue to band all kinds of
is liue, sir:
TAGES, TR O T2'I.NO& PALL
-TOP BUGGIES, JAGGER
WAG o,la, & &C.
rk 111 all put up of good material and ajr
4 mocLanlcs, and Cannot fail to give sat:a
nis prices are always reasonable. tie
s. coufideut that ho can please.
ItING promptly done, at moderate rates.
W.K.OALLAGUER
46f~ _~ y
RIAGES AND BUGGIES
PERRY J. TATE
uildlng a variety of 004,011 WORK of
and most approved styles, and construct
eat material, to which he invitee the atten
• yers. !laving Guilt his work with groat
f material .elected with special reference
of style and durability, he can confident- -
end the work a• unsurpassed by any other;
f the cities. All he mike is an inspection ot
to convince time° in want of any kind of a.
nt this is the place to buy them.
AIRING in every branch done %A
on rearionatiltAtrule.
scat! at my Factory, near iaa corner 04
grand Chamberaborg strod - tintayabattg,
1333M1E
tuttro and Coututtocc
C. Stallsixtith & Son,
YASIU. UAW, PA.,
enters and Contractors.
, Shutters, Blinds, Door
"Window_Frames,Cor-
ice, Door & Window
Brackets, &c
on Land and mantifacturria W order
T MATEMALS,
LS cxperi.r.4-tod and at.
SONABLE PRICES.
Pretnptly attended to
608,-tf
. C. CASHMAN,
ETTYSpIIRG, PA.,
nter and Contractor,
PECTFULLY informs 'the
so that he boa removed WWI new 2110 p on
1 between Tort and Railroad street",
pared to take oardracts for patting ap and
it u reamonable rates as any
Gottyiburt-all work roarantrowi lobe of
tj. Ho holm by strict ottani:ll;a to boo
rit public patronage. /Ere me call
1869.-Lf
CHRITZMAN,
GIETTY . SI3I3 AG,. PA.,
liter and Cautraaor,
Raving removed to my new Shop
hinglon streei, between Middle
Manabfrabtog streets,
aced Sham Power ,I tun prepared to fur
ther! work for blinft=rposea, of the
/al, and as wetly and salt can be
y other establiakmont to the county. Ex
ile:Ms shrews fa realinams and Verb ex-
Lb presentness and dlepatch,
iftwiptlage ofiltacketafficrolls Mould
lilted and on reasonable terms.
:Y ON MOAN.
ooD ibis FOR SALE
TILILDING LOTS A.ND 4Ev.
EMI HOUSES. •
.ply to
R. G. McCREAJIY i _
A Miran' at Ls,.
iiiMIEN
MEMMI
6etiysburi. rrislay, May 14, 11#69
Thelrelocipede mania has reached
Littlestown, a school having been opened
in that, place by parties from Gettysburg.
IN CHARGE.—Rev. M. J. ALtrate.N
last week took charge of St. Paul'erLuth
`iititn - Church ittlestown. Ile was
Wainlly welcomed by the members of
the congregation at the parsonage.
'Dir. Girram a workman at the mill
of Joseph Lilley, in ktountplessant town
- ship, had his arm badly crashed one day
last week, by hating it caught between two
wheels.
ROBBED IN CHURCH.—On. Sunday
1 last, Jesse Nelson, a colored man, had his
pocket book, containing $6 to $8 of Mon
ey, stolen, whilst attending Sabbath School
in the African M. E. Church, in this place.
The thief has not yet been discovered.
STORK ROBBED.—On Friday night
lskit, bile' store of Daniel Gulden, at Gul
den's Station, five miles east of Gettys
burg, .9cas burglariously entered?. and a
small 4111101111 t of money, and several
yards of Cloth and other goods taken ther e-
No arrests have as yet been made.
cirJorrs N. Boysn of Straban township,
sold to Dr. T. T. Tank a Colt, 13 months
old, for $ll5. The following week Dr.
TATE sold this same colt to Iseec Woon-
LTG of Selinsgrove, for $l5O. It is a
large, fine and symmetrical colt,and was sired
by the thorough-bred horse "Cashier."
STILL THEY COME.—The last Com
piler announces three addional candidates
for county offices, "subject to the decision
of the Democratic County Convention,"—
Wru. C— Rock, of Reading for Register
and Recorder ; R. C. Swope, Hamilton
ban, for sheriff; and Levi Schwartz, of
Mountpleasant, Cot' Director of the Poor.
This makes thirteen already announced,
with more coming. _
BORDER DAMAGES.—A Convention
has been called to meet in Chambersburg
on Monday, June 1, at 1 o'clock, P. M., to
devise measures by which concerted and
effective_ action may be taken by all the
border counties, in order that compensa
tion for losses sustained may be secured.
Our Franklin county neighbors are mov
ing in44}e right direction, concertedly and
in earnest. Would it not be well for the
Adams county claimants to do likewise—
at least, take steps to be represented in - the
Chambersburg convention?
LAMP EXPLOSION.—A coal oil lamp
exploded in the store of Wm. McSherry at
White Hall, in this county, on the night of
the 4th inst., about eleven o'clock. Mr.
McSherry was about closing up his store,
and turned the .lamp down a little and
".then blew at it to blow it out, when the
flame-seemed
_to run down in the lamp,
:and it exploded, making a tremendous
report; and scattering the burning fluid
.over the floor and &tinter. Mr. McSher
ry succeeded in extinguishing the flames
, without sustaining much. damage.—Pre.ss.
ELECTIONS.—On the Ist inst., the fol
lowing gentlemen were elected officers of
the Littlestown Building Association:
President—lsaac Staub.
Vice President—Levi D. Maus.
Directors—Henry Klein, Henry Rainer,
I. H. Al Hier, Jacob Hornberger, Simon
S. Bishop.
I! - casuror—J. H. Colehonse.
Secretory—J.A. Lefevre.
On the -ith inst., the following gentle
men were elected Directors of the Littles
town Savings Institution : --Joseph L.
Short), Samuel' Schwartz, Ephraim My
ers, Moses Hartman, Samuel P. Young,
Levi D. Maus and George Stonesifer.
Mr. James L. Lefevre is continued
Cash ier.—Press.
EAGLE SHOT.—On the 3d inst., Le
ander R. A. Hummer, son of Peter Hum
mer, Esq., of Tyrone township, shot an
Rig,le, with, white head and black cap,
which measured 5 feet 11 inches between
the tips.of the wings, And two feet from
,the bill to the tail.
Mr. Hummer has also been succes7shl
in catching Weasels. On the 24th ult., he
.captured a female Weasel with seven
young ones. His dog killed three of the
latter. The other four, with the mother,
were taken alive, and are still in Hum
mer's possession, having become quite
tame. He bas since captured , three other
Weasels, making eleven in all.
DR. MORRIS ON THE BEE.—Rev.
Dr. Moanis, of Baltimore, who by - special
appointment of the Board of Trustees,
has been delivering a seri' - Lectures
in Pennsylvania college 1.... -sutural His
tory, delivered a public lecture in Christ's
Church on Thursday evening last, before
a large audience, on the ,Honey Bee, ac
companied by diagrams and illustrations.
We need scarcely say that it was an inter
esting lecture, the subject being one of
peculiar interest, and besides Dr. Moanis
has rare capacity as a popular lecturer—
few men having equal tact in so judici
ously mingling abstract scientific truths
with every-day illustrations and pertinent
anecdote, as to relieve the tedidm of the
hour.
S t SCHOOL EXHIBITIOg.—The Ex
hibition of the Methodist -Episcopal Sab
bath School in Agricultural Hall, on Fri
-
..day night, was a decided success. The
hall was crowed with old and young, and
nothwithstanding that the exercises were
protracted through three hours, they
were judiciously varied, so as to keep up
the interest to the close. The exhibition
was repeated—at Saturday night, with
_some changes in the prOgrairune,theltten
dance being again large. We should sup
pose the receipts netted a handaihne sum
to the school, and will go far to compen
sate the officers and teachers for the labor
and: patience requisite in getting, up
such an exhibition, besides gratifying the
little ones.
EXCURSION.—Quite a number of
young folks, on Tuesday evening, went
to Hanover in a special train, with the
ladies'and gentlemen who had engaged to
_give a tioneert in that place, the excur
sionistilkiling two large passenger cars.
The p/DlPO ttne of the c on cert hid been
arranged to come off in Agricultural
_Hall in this place, btit.for various reaanns
vas abandoned, when an invitation'was
coaeived to givethe Concert in Hanover
i n a id of the SabbatliSchool of t. Mark's
Lut h eran ,/,;Lurch. As the party—'wee
made up of some of our best vocalists
and instrumental performers, of well
known musical talent, we need susrcely
•say that the Concert was a success. The
pieces vocal shd, inatiVrtental, had been
'selected with muck taste , and judgment,
pteii eXemitiotthailiglatilessa,eiloited
high commendation from proficient:a in
music. The only draw-back was in the
utter inadaptedness of the Hall, in which
the concert was held, for musical purpos
es. Acoluttica visite ittUently not thought
of in Its ommtractke& and the consequence
M a deadly SiLltimb:lgaffeet upon the voice,
which hi Moat aiiiioll4gly /hit 14 #O , /t4lest
and most artistically executed plumage&
The Hall was well filled, and the audience
apparently well pleased.
At the close o title exercises, a number
of the Gettysburg visitors repaired to . the
residence of Mrs. 1411., where fa eleganp
ento is ll4l ol 4 laeo provicid by acme
wholect o,
and which took the
party by surprise. After spending a
pleasant bola' - in social converse, the exs
cunsionista returned to the cam, reaching
Gettysburg before 12 o'clock. The eve
ning has pleasant—the greeting at Nano
&s
wai 4-Ake s , ,ccilittgt 41 :044W—01e
.oftleers or4ba Mattrandaoonnntedaqng
and 03 4 -46561 04 - 44/04 1 04 1 C' 611 4 40'
excursion unusually enjoyable. •
SODA WRMS.-01. a: kfrogIGHICkulM J
beriberi attitd, lieltre*itto the Keystone `
• House, hsalitarted ids Soda ifountdit for
the season..At you want sqltdiohnni glai
or Cr =kik& tot mos „,
oft 4. aria, 1111IMP,A.
at' It i
Yale - rig ortheboh. ; , e Gettys
burg R. R. Coinfinny, :bald I, pursuance
of the call recently publhthed, on Satur
day last, /abort Lon, Req., of CUlliber-
Land tow - T.411p, was called . to the chair,
and Col. Joan( H. litettELLAN, of Gettys
burg, was appointed Secretary.
After a general interchange of opinion,
it' was on motion resolved that a' Commit
tee of fifteen be appointed to take in
charge the interests of the creditors and
bondholders generally, with. authority to
call a subsequent meeting of bondholders
when in their judgment necessary.
This Committee consists of the following
gentlemen :
George Swope, Esq., Gettysburg, C7tair
.
man :
IWrn. Bittinger, , Dr. J. W. Hendrix,
David M. Myers, Frederick Diehl, John
H. McClellan,. M. Eichelbergor, Wm.
Douglass,John Musselman, Jacob Benner,
Dr. E. G. Fahnestock, Henry J. Stahle,
Abraham_ Mickley, Abraham Krise, John
Houck.
On motion, adjourned.
• J/tcon LOTT, Chr'n
Tomi H. McCr.mmax, Sec'y.
RAILROAD MOVENIENTEL—We no
ticeby the*Washington papers that a dele
gation consisting of MC Loatz, President
of the Frederick and rennaylvania Line
Railroad Company, and other citizens of
Frederick, Md., were in the former city
last week, to consult prominent citizens
in regard to building a railroad line from
Washington to Lake Erie, by way of
Frederick. Resolutions were adopted by
the meeting approving of the proposed line
between Washington and Frederick, and
in favor of securing a charter from Con
gress authorizing its construction. A
Committee was also appointed to solicit
subscriptions for an experimental survey
from Frederick to the Northwest. There
is some difference of opinion as to the
route from Frederick North. The pres
ent line laid down by the Frederick' and
Pennsylvania Line road looks to Littles
town as the point of connection. Em
mitsburg , however, is moving to have the
line located to that place, with ultimate ex
tension -to Gettysburg, ..11arrisburg,
while another interest favors striking the
Pennsylvania line further west, in the
direction of Buffalo and Lake Erie.
LOCAL LEGISLATION.—Among the
local bills passed at the last session of the
Legislature, is one entitled :
"An act to regulate medical practice in
the counties of York, Adams, Perry,
Juniata, Indiana, Elk, Bucks, Northamp
ton and Lehigh." It imposes a
. fine of
from one hundred to five hundred dollars
upon any person who shall commence or
continue in the practice of medicine or
surgery who is not a graduate of some
chartered medical college, or who has
not been in continuous regular practice
for eight years. It also requires transient
pracitioners to appear before the clerk of
the courts, and prove that the above con
ditions have been complied with, and, also
to take out a license for one year by pay
ing a license fee for the use of the county,
of two hundred dollars.
All non-graduates who have not
been already in regular practice eight
years will have to suspend, while in future
none but graduates can commence busi
ness. Sharp that, and doubtless intended
to do away with quacks—but how about
graduates without brains? A diploma
ought to guaranty the possession of brains,
but unfortunately it don't.
GOOD TEMPLAR.S.—A Good Templars
Lodge was organized at Bendersville, Jan.
25th, with ten Members, since which time
it has increased gradually, and now, at be
ginning of 2d quarter, numbers
,z 4. mem
bers. This Lodge is composed of good
material and the membership are earnest in
the work of reform; The following are
the officers installed by T. U. Helnard D.
G.-W. C. T. at the beginning of the pres
ent quarter.
W. C. T., A. G. Peters ; W. V. T., Miss
Salle Bender ; W. S., Miss Lizzie Wright ;
W. T., John EL Peters; W. 0. G., Mich
ael Irvin; W. I. G., Miss Kate Peters;
W.M., G. A. Cline ; W. F. S., Amos W.
Greist ; W. A. S., Charles bongsdorf ; W.
D. M., 0. J. Heinard ; W. C., Rev. J. B.
Young; W.R. S., Ruth Wills; W. L. S.,
Ella 31. Irvin ; H. W. C. T., H. N. Min
nigh.
APPOINTMENTS.-31x. Scum., the
newly appointed I:. S. Assessor for this
district, took possession of the office on
yesterday.—We understand that he has
determined to retain the four existing sub
districts in the county, and has appointed
the following as his assistants John M.
Krauth, Esq., of Gettysburg for the first ;
William King of New Oxford, for the sec
ond ; William S. Cart, of Dienallee, for the
third ; and Cyrus G. Males. of York
Springs, for the the fourth.
In the retirement of J. C. NEELY, Esq.,
of Gettysburg, present Assistant Assessor,
we but echo the general judgment in ex
pressing our sense of his capacity, fidelity,
and efficiency. He has administered the
law - impartially, and fairly ; has been watch
ful, and active ; and carries with him the
respect of all classes of the community.
[Communicated
M. Hi:axon :—I noticed a few days ago,
that the building committee of the Springs
Hotel, is putting on a Gravel Roof. I
think it a wise selection, for a building of
that kind, and for the purpose it is used—
shower baths aro desirable to the boarders
of the Hotel. 'lt will save the trouble and
expense of erecting a bath house, as you
can have a shower bath after every heavy
rain, after the roof has been on the build
ing ono year or less.
I know that five or six of the same
kind of roofs were put on houses in New
Oxford—all of which aro being taken off
and tin roofs substituted, I have been in
formed that Mr. J. S. Gitt has taken off a
nearly _new Puldstic Slate Roof and is
putting on a tin. Time will soon show if
the Architect understood his business
when ho recommended a_ Gravel roof on
the large Hotel.
. _
IMPROVEMENT
GETTYSBURG, May 6, 1869.
AN INQIIIRY,
MR. EDITOR :-Will some cif your cor
respondents have the kindness to inform
me who first introduced among us the Ilse
of Plaster of Paris as a fertiliner?
The story is often told of Dr.' , Fasicirtan
'Writing In plister; on the grass, the, ^ This
is Piaster. of Paris," and thusintrodneing
it, by the superior growth of the herbage
on Which it had been placed, to the notice
of farmers. This anecdote has been so
frequently repested, tuyi believed by ha
numerous hearers, that it was painful to
see it contradicted in a late numbpr of a
Southern paper.
can you, Mr. Editor, or any of your
friends throw any light on this point?
Did Dr. Franklin do thk thing or in any
way promote the use of plaster, or write
at all on agriculture t Please reply to this
inquiry, tour give - authorities, and oblige
your friend. • - 4 FARMER.
Clol—Nonals le Just from the oily
with ' the 'largest ;‘,nd diespst stook , of
goods in 0? nonnt"... All kinds of Men's
and Boy's' we i trtg! 104, klJeghorti
Hats, Panama Hata, and Light Fur and
watiltro wiandives misty and cheap,
Also Sumter Clothing ;of ail kinds and
cut in the Latest Style. 'Young Gents
want y* a Fedi ionable Suit nuide in the
*lst: ptyler'ss4 tufteriel, , can save
$5 per cent hg getting it at store
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• ' t 9 Abe advorthloaV Qt . COMS
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Baltimore itnitismoartherillamonit Ea t
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1
ATTolltrill AT LAW.
R. G. McCreary, York street, In residence.
McOceneughy *Knuth, Ghambersburg at.,realdentie
B. yak On Public Square, in residence.
A. I)irer,ltaithriore et., nearlahuestock's Store.
D. A. Buehler, Baltimoreitreet,in residence. .
J. W. Tiptoo;Chambersbari street, And square
Seltzer liewport;eorner Washington & Middle Its.
tier a 1511011MALS813.
D. Hltaaliler lk Bro., 'fork et opp - mrite Bank.
D. R. Hlingel, Baltimore street, thinl squirt.
Johnat..Belling, Carlisle Street, near Railroad Depot
niAcuarratxo.
.G. Liollebaugh, Washington Street
• EUTCEICILING.
Storer A Wible,Chnulberzborg Street
A:Codorl, Veit Middle Street.
CO7l 'MOTIONS, TOTII, kC
John Gruel, Chambonsburg stFeet,nearEaglellotol
CARSENTRRS AND CONTRACTORS.
Wm. C. SW.lemith k Son, York street, first square.
Wm. Chritsman, Washington et.. near Chambersturgt
Geo. C. Cashman, Stratton-street, near Railroad.
ttasteo Es, cc.
Perry I. Tate, Chambersburg street.
Danner k Ziegler, Middle street, near Baltimore.
W. R. Gallagher, Past Middle st. second square
CLorcuxa•
R. ChCobean & Cunningham, Baltimore street.
F.Cunninghhatu, Baltimore street, finitely:tare.
T. C. Norris, South West corner of 'Diamond.
Jacob Brinkerhoff, corner of York and Public Square
uslt, Lumina, lams, kC
C. IL Buehler, casuer olCarlisle and Itallioad streets
Jacob Reilly, corner o flitrattou and Railroad.
DZSTISS.
Dr. Wm. Stallsmitla, York street, first square.
J. L.Jlill,43tuamberaburg street, oppoaltellagle Hotel
A. D.Duehler,Chambersburg st., near Public Square
Robots, Baltimore Street. first square. •
B. Horner, Chamb'g et., opposite Christ's Church.
Fahnestock Brothers, cor. of Bono. and Middle sta.
J. L. Schick, cur. Baltimore and Public Square.
Robert& Elliot, Balt. at.. opposite the Court-hone.e.
U. B. Woods, cor. of Diamond and York street.
F. D. Dophorn, corner of Diamond and Carlisle at. .
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION ROUSES.
Righarn & Co.,Sor.Washington and Railroad.
John Creas, cor. Stratton and Railroad.
Jos. Wible h Sone, cor. Washington and Railroad
McCurdy & ilatnilton, Carliale Street.
Hunter & Warner, South East corner of Diamond
Peter Beltler, Railroad, East of Etrattonstreet
GAS YITILE.
R. D. Armor, East Middle street
J. W. Cresi, cor. Cla amborsburg and Public Square
Wm. Boyer k Son, York et., opposite National Bank.
Wm. B. Meals, York at., socond square.
Wm. J.Slartin, cor. a Baltimore and High streets.
Pahnestock Brothers, car. Baltimore and Middle eta.
Ingham ak Co. cor. Washington and Railroad streets
McCurdy & liamilton, Carlisle at.
Gillespie & Co. York at., fi rst square.
El. M. Paxton:Baltimore street, third square.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
Danner L Ziegler, &Ili!inure street, first square.
Fahnestock Brothers, corner Balto. and Middle ets
LIAIINESS, tC.
DrMcCreary & Some, Ballo. X. opposite Pres. Church
John Culp, Carlisle Street , near pa Beenger depot.
LEAPS, CAPS, ea OT.S, SC.
S. S. McCreary, Chambersburg street, Bret square.
Jacob Brinkerhoff, cor. of York at., and Public Square
T. C. Norris, South West co rner of Diamond:
It. C. Catania k Cunnsogharn, Baltimore street.
11. B. Woods, cur. of Diamond and York street,
Engle note!, J.L.Tate, proprietor, corner Chumbers.
burg and Washington . .
Keyetone House, W.ll.4[yore, proprietor, Chambers
burg street, opppeite.chriat's Chqrch.
N. Weaver, Washington et., north of Charnborabnrg
T. T. Tate, Washington et., near Eagle Hotel. -
J. M. Cannon,corner of Baltimore and Middle et reels
Meal.; t Brother, York at., east of Stratton.
Mrs. E. J. Ziegler, East et rent
Tipton I.Nyers, York st root, opposite National Bank
J.W. C. O'Neal, Baltimore street, near High.
PRINTING OFFICZ.
Q Sentinel, Baltimore it., midway between
the Court Howie and Public Square, west side.
C. Buehler, corner of Carlisle and Railroad
HOU. STOILE.
Washington Illerbower, N. E. corner of Diamond
TAILOR. •
J. Jakob', Chambersburg street, first square
Wm.'37. King, York street, opposite Bank.
EN? EEL TAXER k rA Put ue.•ara.
Jeremiah Culp, York street, secoud square
Wm. E. Culp, Washington etreet, near Eagle Ilotel
WATCLIMAKER.
Soper 1k McCartney, Battu., street, ftrat square
THE PLACE TO GO.—Do you want a
good Smoke—either a prime Segar or the
bests brand of Smoking, Tobacco—you will
find it at BIEaIIOWER'S establishment in
the North east Corner of the Diamond,who
makes it a speciality to turn out the very
beet article. Also, Chewing Tobacco of
all kinds— . sleershaum Pipes, and all the
articles desired by persons addicted to
the use of the weed. tie manufactures
augurs largely, and is prepared to fill all
rders. promptly, and at lowest rates,
WiiOLEALE and ituram. Address W.
Bierbower, Gettysburg, Pa. tf
A WORD TO TILE WlSE.—Persons
going to Housekeeping this spring would
do well to call at Col. C. H. BUEHLER'S
extensive Ware-room, near the Passenger
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,
Britairlia Ware, Bird Cages, and a general
assortment of Kitchen utensils, necessary
in house keeping, and at very low prices
LUMBER.—The attention of Carpenters
and Builders is invited to the extensive
assortment of Lumber of all kinds to be
found at the Lumber Yard of CoL C. H.
itttehler,on Carlisle street,opposite the Pas
senger Depot. River and Mountain Pine,
Hemlock, Laths, Siding, Juice, Scantling,
Shingles, Pickets, Flooring, Posts, d:e.
oe., furnished in any quantity and at low
est rates. tf
COrtuETT—MrElts.---On the 13th ult., by
Rev. D. M. Blackwelder, Mr. Benjamin
Corbett, of Dickinson twp., Cumberland,
county, to Miss Martha Myers, of Hun
tington twp., Adams co.
DEARDOEFF—TAYLOR.-011 the 4th ult.,
in this place, by Rev. W. It. 11. Deatrich,
Mr. Peter Deardorff to Miss Annie Taylor,
both of Franklin township, this county.
WAGONER-01831.—0n the 10ch ult. at
the residence of the bride's father, in Ship
pensburg, by Rev. G. Seigler, D. K. Wag
ner, Editor of the News, to Miss Sue Gish,
all of Shippensburg, Pa.
DIED.
—Obituary notices 5 cents a line of
all over 4 lines—cash to accompany no
tices.
Bowser.-On the 25th ult., near Held
loraburg, Jacob Ulrich Bower, aged 17
years 4 months and 23 days.
CART.—Departed this life, May Ist, In
Afenallen- twp., Mary Virginia, daughter
of Wm. S. and Susanna Cart, aged 16
years, 10 months and 26 days.
Pale in her grave she lies
White as the virgin snow,
Closed are her young blue eyes
On all below.
Gone to her heavenly zest,
From ain forevei free,
Pillowed in Jeatie - breast,
Oh, God, with thee
No more we'll hear at morn
Her feet upon the stair—
Death has our loved one borne
To world's more fair. •
Thank Heaven, her feet ,have trod
But brief the shores of time ; '
Now she Is with her God
In Heaven's own chlme.
- Then why not dry the tear?
No more for Mary abed ;
She's happier there than here, BY'Jesue - S. C.
DseenorT.—On the 6th inst., near Cash
town, Mr. Henry Degroft, recently of this
place, aged about 68 years.
EmmaAntr.—On the 2nd of April, is
Millersbitrg Elkhart county, Indiana,
Mr. 'Deohlef Ehrehart, formerly of this
county, aged 56 years.
tiorramss.—On the 29th ult., at New
Oxford, Ambrose Peter Hogheins, aged 2
years, 8 months and 24 days.
Jonits.-0a the Ist inst., at the York
Alms, House, Mr. John Johns, of Adams
icy, aged - 88Yearit, 11 months 'and 8
1,,,c 111. 00a1eA1t.--thd the Ist of A pry last, in
caw township, Mrs. liattey 'Wife of
k
and 24A '444 m onths
Theresp o —On the Bth bark, 4n Conewa
go townstdp,-Mary Nedder t aged 22 years
and 27 dan.
proun ,- - ,- —1
_l4l7th; 1988; at, leer
teet
dence in Soinerset, Mrs. Sarah Picking,
at the age of 81.yeara, IL months and 15
days, Mrs. P. was born in 'gat Berlin,
Itdame ceetuPy, where she spent her early
was married to Henry Picking of
years,
e us eame glees and removed subsequent-•
Weeflarniertgbiania.
estown, on the Brd
inst., Sallie Jang,danghter of Henry and
B. C. saw, 5 1 11 - 21efee, months and
disys. -
.WILEIVIIIT.--Dn the Bth inst., lame
J da e ß c ll o iab.t4 _
o igl Bo 4bh l = ol le
4 damert / o iectes.-01 h Zebu
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MAILItIED.
UMWW , TBI
ple used.to talk about Itigh'prinea,as some
thing inseparable from big stores. oak
Hall has done much to do away with that
foolish prejudice by giving a. live example
of the Largest Clothing House in the State
selling goods at the lowest prices. And
men are coming to understand that Ate
truth is just the reverse and that the houses
doing the moat buasneaa and' so requiring
the largest accomodationa are the ones who
can and do sell dm cheapest. In this as in
everything else, except courtship and mar
riage, "the more, the merrier."
The merriest place in town is Wanamak
or Brown's, S. E. corner Sixeh and Mar
ket Streets. 1t
IYANTED.—A strong young woman,
who understands the care of Milk, Cows,
Garden work, &c. Apply to Mr. Howm,
near Gettysburg Spring. it
putty $ tht parka's.
Baltimore Grain & Produce Market.
Bagiosere, Thursday Morning.
5 75 @ 6 25
6 75 7 00
1 75 @ 0 00
1 40 @ 2 65
81 @ 83
1 40 @ 1 45
GO @ 65
0 00 OP 000
SUPER FLOvI,.
gETRA FLOUR,.
WHITE WHEAT,
RED WHEAT,..
Coax,
RYE,.
OATS,
TIMOTHY-sszn.
CLOVER -SEED,
FLAX-BEED,
BACON, SHOULDLP.S,
4 ' SIDES,
"- Hims,
LARD,
GOLD, Phila
Gettysburg Grid n & Provision Market,
Qellysburg, Friday Morning.
6 00
SUPER FLOUR,...
EXTRA FLOUR,.
WHITE. WHEAT,
RED WHEAT, ...
COEN., ......
RYE,
OATS,
BUCKWHEAT,
TIMOTHY SEED,
CLOVER SEED, ..
POTATOES,
Burnut,
LARD,
EGGS,
BACON, HAMS,.
"
‘‘ SHOULDERS,
SQL?,
TALLow,
g ew(-;A, avertio taunts.
T OTICE - ;
The first. account of DAVID J. ELINE,
camm t toe of the person and estate of Dam J. SMITE,
a Lunatic, of Adams county, has been filed in the
Court of Common Pleas of Adams Co., and will be
confirmed by said Court, an the third Monday in June,
1669, unleu cause be shown to the contrary.
JACOB )IXLIIOIIN, Prottey,
May 14.—td.
FOR SALE.
A FINE TWO-STORY DWELLING
WITLI fl BOOMS AND KITCLIEN
all in thorough repair, and all necessary oration&
Inge, a good well of water, garden, fault, : /to., with
good fencing—making a desirable rsaidance.
Apply to . B. G. McCRZARY.
May 14.-t,
JOSHUA SEITZ
(formerly Cot- Han Over, Pa.,)
Fashionab!e
Two chore from 7,,uth's Dry• Good Slote,on Hanover
street,
NEW OXFORD, PA.
**The latest Fashions received (rent New York
and Philadelphia as soots as issued.
May 1 1,.-2m.
pENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
RAILROAD.
Doable track route running between Philadelphia
and Pittsburg. Trains leaving Oett4 eburg make the
following Connettione with this Truak Hue:
Getlytburg leave at 9.00 a. m. & 1245 p. m
/..vie.verJunetion arrive 10.00 2.25
leave 10.52 " 2.56
Harrisburg arrive 12.55 p. na. 11.45 "
... .
lowly 8.40 " 2ao W. M.
Philmielphlu arrive 9.40 " 6.50 "
Harrisburg leave LIS " 12.10
Pittsburg • arrive Lib a. et. 9.10 "
At Philadelphia close connections are made with
the trains for New lurk, Bost* and all Eastern
Cities. At Pittsburg connection, are made la the
New Uni,m Depot with the trains for all Western
points.
lkil-For further Information apply to
EDWARD If. WILLIAMS,
Gen.Snperintendent, Altoona, Pa.
/UNIT W. Gem:ma, Gen. Passenger and Ticket
Agent, Ph iladelph la. [Way 14, Itl&L-tf
GET THE BEST!
NLSIIWITZ'S IMPROVED MOWER AND REAPER.
The strongest, lightest draft,
most compact, simple and
perfect Machine ever of
fered to the public.
The undersigned baring taken the Agency for
Nishwitr's Celebrated Improved Mower and Reaper,
invites the attention of the Fanners of Adam; county
to it, as the very hest machine now in market. Its
general construct lon. embracing every necessary point
to constitute a perfect machine, Is so simple that the
most inexperienced person can readily understand it.
It consists of a leas number of bolt., pieces and parts
than any other machine, and is better adapted to all
kinds of Reaping and blowing. A thorough examina
tion and trial will show this beyond all doubt. Farm
ers desiring to parch no a first clad machine, at low
price, will do well to call and examine it. Price
$125; Reaper Attachment $35.
1=321
Cucumber Wood Pump,
for Wens, Cisterns, kc,,,—the best is market—and the
stock being made of cucumber wood the taste of the
water is not affected.
Air Person' desiring to see the Newer sad Kemper,
or Pump. can do so by calling at Orate Warehouse,
Gettysburg; Ilersh's Warehouse, New Oxford, or at
the residence of the subscriber In New Salem.
May 14,1889.-3 ma JOSIPH VINELZ.
WHY NOT MAKE MONEY
With our Suwon APD SzT Cost' Outrrr, and by sell
ing Novel and attractive article.? Circulars tree.
STAY/ORD MPG. CO., 66 Fulton St., New York.
April 16,-12w •
WANTED, AC EN :—
TS" , Wcmder of the World ;* L
warranted to cure Rheumatism and Neuralgia.
Sold on tbepackage sydem. Not tote paid for until
tested. I pay paper month and oommheion to
tribute packages. J. C. TILTON, Pittsburg. Pa.
May 14.4 w
$lOO TO 3.260 Per Month Guarantied.--817R1
PAY.-Balary paid weekly Wont, array.
where, selling our Patent Everlasting White • Wire
MACS Liner. Call at or write for particulars to the
GIRAED WILE MILLS, 361 North 34 at” Phila.
May 14.-4 w -
AOENTB WANTED FOR THE
Secret Histor)(
OF THE CONFEDERAC .
The artoundingreseiraiens and•rnirtling disclosures,
made in thls work, are creating the most Intense de•
sire in the minds of the rile to .obtain It. The
secret political intrigues, c of Iste* and other Can.
Ibderate leaders, with thellades Hystariss from olts
hind the Breams la Richmond are thorenshly ven
tilated. Bend for Circulars and me our terms, and
fall description of the work. Address
NATIONAL Pi:TELL - MING CO, nil:Adolph* Pa.
Mal 14.—Sw
GET THE BEST
waesnirs lINA.BRIDORD
DICTIONARY:
3000 Engraviiip 1840 Pars gestic. Price $l2
10,000 Words and Mantraps woe Os other
Veered as a - whole, we ere confident thatno other
t int
language to
a Stationery *haft so folly and
faithfully seta firth Its present a:o44km as tilts laid
edftlbn of Webaterilow that of our Trittea andigalkOn
Dn tongue,qtrappa's Aftipant,µ. .
These tides 'Mut are tun: taw
brasier; the afbls, ahakepowa. and .WebWaos Nagai
Quarto.—Chicago Deeming Jewritai.
Tar Wrwlliinsina Is gisgalnwo—ls 6 perfect—lt dis
tances and della" oompetttion—it leave' nothing to be.
destrlL-4. R Avowed, LL.D., Preet Taring CU-
The moot usrlial and remarkable anninonlims
Alma knovjaf ge in onr latroun7-Ir, \ Clark, Pre.
giaieMass: ArietattsrstclaVA,
WEBSTER'S N6.7IOEAL Biarostm
AIONARY.
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AdNITIWICOMID POR
SECRETS OF THE GREAT
CITY,
Work descriplire elf at rIBITTIS wed the VICES,
the itYSZKRIF4 . II.ISK!e . I Z.I4 and CetlhaS
It contains U Ise sistrruyinp; and lithe lindelest,
most Thr e ttst, lustrnstrve, and cheapest work of Ike
kind published.
A gen t, e are isoodunwitit unprecedented euccess.--
One in IlsrlborounhOdassa,, report; 36 subscribers in
dep. One In Imeente Ca, Ps., reports 44 subscri
bers the Ana ay. One in Meriden, Conn., 63 in two
dam and a great many othen frwn 104 to 200 per
week.
en..l3ead for Circulars and see our terms, and a full
description of the work. Address, JONES,
333 t 00., PhiladelphisiPts.
BOOK AGENTS WANTED
To take orders for the very bes t and fastest erl ling
book of tbe day, entitled
"OUR NEW S WEST."
A New Volume of Trued and Adventure.
A splendid book for Agoura, now gelling better than
any other work. Any one can easily make from $lOO
to per.month, bl taking an agency. Nearly 050
pages, beautifully Illustrated, and sold for $3.00.
Large commissions given. Wor full particulars sand
for circulars (free.)
lIARTFORII PUBLIBLIINtICO., Hartford, Ct,
5,000 BOOK AGENTS
WANTED (or HARDING'S New Illuminated and Il
lustrated Editions of the LIFE OF CUBIST AND
RUNYAN'S PILGRIM'S PROGRBEd. The works aro
now ready for delivery. Address for Catalogue of the
best Selling Subscription Boots publishoL
W. W. HARDING, Philadelphia.
Pub'r of Harding 'e Edition of the IL:ily Bible.
P ii lhtmir
'TS .—klurut A C 4., Editors SCIENTIFIC
AT N
AMA N, 37 Park Row, New York- Tw only
three-years' e silence in obtaining AMERICAN
AND EUROPE N PATENTS. ,
Opinions no charge. A pamphlet,
109 pages of law
and Information free. Address as above.
000 @ 0 00
o 00 @ 0 00
14 Cip 14i
10} fp 17}
19 ifp 21
19 (d) 19
COLASUILN' 9 PATENT
RED JACKET
•
A X E
Is better than our regular shaped Axee f o r these rea
sons: First—lt cuts deeper. &cond—lt don't stick
In the wood Third—lt does nut Jar the hand.—
/burg—Nu time Is wasted to faking the Axe out of
the cat. Ftfch.—Viilb the same tabor yen will du
one-third more work than will regular Axes. Red
paint has nothing to do with the good qualities of this
Axe, for all our Axes are painted red. If your bird
ware store does nut keep our goods, we will glialy
answer inquiries or Ail your orders direct, Cr glee
you the name of the nearest dealer who keeps oar
Axes.
LIPPINCOTT tS% B 4 VP WELL,
Pittsburgh, Penna..
Sole owners of Colbnrn's and Red J acket Patents.
El
6 60 @
I 50 a 2 00
@ 1 40
1 30
CO
90
2 50
8 00
80 Q 90
40
EVERYalt .i d th the lb p e rit?tinif A zu 'i a k: teri i n t l isac
companying it f revery man can
do his own printing neatly,
quickly and cheaply. They
MAN are so simple in construction,
that a boy ten years old can
easily manage the largest sine.
Printed instructions are sent
HIS with each o ffi ce, euaLling the
S purchaser
to get at work with
out a previous knowledge of
printing. A circular,coutsin.
in: full description, pricce,tes•
ONVN Ac., lent f,ee to all.
Our Specimen Sheets of type,
cuts, Ac., ten cents. Address
ADAMS PRESS CO.,
PRINTER.STEELT,
NEW FOR K.
a
117 ANTED, AGENTS, $75 to 1200 per month, every
', where. male end female, to Introduce the
("ENVIE IS IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE. This machine will stitch, hem,
fe)l, tuck, quilt, cord, bind, braid and embroider In a
n oat superior manner. Price only SIX. Fully war—
ranted for Aveyears. We will pay $lOOO for any ma
chine that will sew • stronger, more beautiful, or
more elastic team than oars. It makes. the "Elastic
Lock Stitch." Every second Stitch can be cut, and
still the cloth cannot be pulled apart without tearing
it. We pay Agents from $75 to $204 per month and
expenses, or • commission from • bleb twice that
amount can biased.. Address SECOMIS t CO., Pitts.
burgh. Pa., Boston, Mass., or gs. Louis, Mo.
CAIITIUN , —Do not be imposed upon by other par
ties palming off worthless cast-iron machines, under
the same name or otherwise. Ohre is the only gen
aineand really practical cheep machinemanufactured.
STEAM ENGINES
•
AND BOILERS.
FROM 4 TO 350110E8g POWER,inclading the tele
brated Corliss Cut-off Engines, Slide • Valve Eta
tionary Enemas, Portable Engines, ac also, Cir
cular, Mulay and Gang Saw Mills, Shafting, Pulleys,
Ike., Lath and Shingle Mills, Kbeat and Corn Mills,
Circular bans, belting. Ake. Send for de criptire Cir
cular and Piice List. WiJOD MANN STEAK EN
GLEE CO-, Utica, N. Y.
;;; ; ; ;
To Tim WoeVIM Cues:—l am now prepared to fur
nish all dimes with constant employment at their
homes, the whole of the time, or for the spare Mo
ments. BUSiDele new, light and profitable. Fifty
milli to SS per evening, L easily earned by persons of
either sea, and the buys and gul■ earn by as much as
men. Great inducements are offered those who will
devote chair whole time to the business; and, that ay.
soy person who sees this masc., may semi me their
address and test the business for themselves, I make
the following unparalleled offer: To all who are nut
well .noised with the business, 7 will send $1 to per
Me w arowitl• .1 ...Ai...a MO. Full pe•sivritars, di•
eer,tiona. km. sent free. Sample sent by mail for 10
eta. Addrese Z C• Amax, Augusta, ale.
FREE 2 3 CENT STAMP.
APAIITEILET containing valuable inlmnation
the subject of Advertising. A LIE of over Ouo
Thousand Newspapers. (TilE BEST ADVERTIatiIi
MEDIUMS.) and price cards showing advertising
rates. Address OEU. P. 11.0WZLI, k CU.. New York_
Best Offers to Agents
TOaett PALMERB' EMERY GEILNDEtt Le MOWER
and REARM, KNIVES, and -all ROUE TOOLS-
It OUTLASTS the Orludscone, and CUSS' FASTER
WITH Llk-8 POWER. Weight but 20 POUNDS, and
is cheep and conrentent. ROT TER RS FEE r LIBE
RAL sad salsa tarp and immediate. To secure as
agency, address
E. G. STORKS, Auburn, N.Y.
FIRE EXTLNO DIENER, PLANT SYRINGE Win
dun, Washer and Garden .Engine kr $6. Send
stamp for circulars to
N. E. P. PUMP CO., Danvers, Mass.
BUILDERS send for catalogue of all new A rcLitec.
tura! nook s and JourLals. Address A. J. BicsaLts.
k Co., Pub're, Troy, N. Y., or Springfield, lIL
58000$ SALARY. Address U.S. Piano Co., Neer York
*lO bidispensable to trey,/ lirousehold ! Perfectly.
wonderful I Si etybody buy. at first sight!
Agents =Alm( fortunes! Tilostrated circulars fr.!
Addrain Aria S. M. 00 , 208 Broadway, Yew Pork.
WANTI®—AGENTS--To sell the AMERICAN
KNITTING MACHINE. Price $25. The sim
plest, cheapest and best Knitting Machine ever in
vented. Will knit 20,000 stitches per minute". Liber
al inducements to A gents Address AMERICAN
KNITTING MACIIINE CO., Boston. Mass., or St.
Louis, Mo.
AGENTS WANTED for "WOMEN OF NEW
YORK ." Complete expose of Female Life is the
Great Metropolis. Sensational, Beautifully illustrated
Sample copy port-pald for $2. Addrese NEW YORK
BOOK 0.t.,14.5 Nassau at., Nets York. City.
SEMORE VALUABLE THAN OOLD. For
LAT--particalara shod two-3-cent stamps to
AROIRSTE DOPIM, Box 1027, Cincinnati, Ohio.
CONSUMPTION.
A BBOTT
71,41 0 D e fo n r d the cure of . CO
MA ;Or
list of questions, mode of treatment, and other in.
formation, call on or address DE. Q. 'AN BUM MELL
CO., Proprietors, No. 16 West 14th et., (between 6th
and 6th avenues,) New Tort City.
ABH YOUR DOCTOR OR DRUO , IIST FOP. 131 9 EXT .
QUININE—it equals (bitter) Quinine. le made
only by S. STEARNS, Chemist, Detroit.
EBRING BUT NOBLE .— BeIt - help for Young 3leu,
who having erred, desire a better manhood.—
Beet In sealed letter enrelopea, free or charge. If
befieditted return the postage. address PIIILAN-
Taftps s Box P, Philadelphia, Pa.
FOR $lOO PER LINE.
We wtli butt an advertisement in ONE THOUS
AND NEWSPAPiRS, ONE MONTH. The List in
cludes SINGLE PAPERS OF OVER 100,0 00 CIRCU
TION WEEKLY, more than 100 DAILY P &PERS LA , to
which the advertiser obtains 24 insertions to the
month, and the LEADING PAPERS IN MORE THAN
510 DIFFERENT TOWNS ANDSITIRS. COMPLETE
FILMS UAN SE EXAMINED AT OUR OFFICE. Sand
Stably for our Circular. Addrei
York. GEO: Pe ROELL
LOU., Advertising Agents, New [Hey W -4t 14.
Grand Jury Report.
MO the Court of Quarter Beesiona of the Poace in
I and for the county of Adams.
The gau d Thgneet inquiring within and for the
emu- county of Adams beg ter?. tcr report that they
have visited the public buildinvi of the county ; that
they are able to report favorably of the condition of
th e i s m finding it MOW order; and that the same
sea be amid of the Alms Hones.
IL Dougherty, Foreman, 'Joseph Semler,
John weirich, phis &Thar,
Wm. Paxton, Michael Fink,
Levi Ci ilbert, enry B Heber,
- Dania Kuhn, Hamie Ipplentan,
Thomas F. Grammar, Joseph Keller,
Jacob Plank, John B. biker,.
WNW= linblet George Wertn„,
David altiodeklten.; Josiah Wickersham. .
Benjamin Moccebi - Dianna Beard, ' •
G l om. WOU; John Black.
•
Wol7MegAt
NW MIMS& KuR
J , °RN cv
Mown his Wanda sad_
1 bort hair the naraNsit I- "WAY r u t
Vold • 8 110 9 011096° Itr.o4..A•Joborg,„a4oln
hretholOsooongor dlPPl4wkfirer /111;111 niaateutu
,old ko e p on boot all Wads of - ,
HARbalg - • • .
°OLLIE&
WHIPS,
AMP, ft., 10
will be . 21 •44 3,4 1.4 1, w••••• 1 1 •4•1 1 1 p.. Alm; •
T,ItUINIS-ot all kind%
-01gaMehrZ3Vrio;Wi
s oi l sum* alibi* •• betsg eladO
Altar 0 1 12• 1 • 1 • 4 •Ideloo•AbAliiii'a ca.
, r 4 mia vows.
21001,
aard Idol at Ike To, biota:
Ner.l,4l' - " ""1440"int
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y Pee irork (my,
a* —gra'
.. , Itatt . hteritonnitiit'
BI7Te:RERING.
NETF'FIR M..
(111 KABOB B. BrNISR. k TRADBRUS B. WIBLE,
HAVING eatintid intospatnentiip In tie SITTOS
AA BRING ay.:ones% will cart% It on In all Its
branches. All kings of
FRESH MEAT
In tb.elr season. - .Market stand in Gettysburg, at
Arnold's Corner. ...Preah Beef every Tuesday and Sat.
n rday morning. Small moats Thunday
and Vriday morning. As w•e pay cask for our stock
Ike can sell as reasonable as any.good firm in Getty..
burg.
Those haring fat stock for gale afli find it to their
advantage to call on or address the new Firni.
STOVER & FILE.
April 30, 1869-tf
GETTYSBURG BAKERY.
TILE firm of Nei/port t Ziegler having been We
solved, the undereiguml-will continue the Balking
bulginess, in all ita-hrunches, at the old et. mi, -
Corner of South, IVaskinoton and Hest
Middle streets, Gettysburg, Pa.
All kinds of
°BACKERS,
CAKES,. a
BREAD,
ROLLS,
cone ta atty. baked and always to be had fresh.
With many year' experience and every disposition
to ploasa, r he feels that Ise can promise satisfaction in
all cases. Orders solicited, and promptly attended to,
With many thanks for the patronage bestowed on the
old Arm, tie contintianco Is asked.
BALTZER NEWPOIIT.
A pet 9, 1869.-tf
WM. J. MARTIN,
whokanle and Retail 1
G-ROCERIES AND i. In V ORS
A large lot of (leoeciies that. I ata nelling Chtap
MEM
CHO.ICE LIQUORS,
Old Ryc Irlash)] ciyht llcaes Old
Very ON French 8r0v3(72;
ALL OTHER KINDS OF LIQUORS,
A general assortment of BITTER 3, among which is
Miwhler's lierb Bitter&
Pure Ligtiors for Medical pur
ptA,Ls at 'WM. J. 31ARTIY?.
Table Cutlery, Glassware, Queens
wAux,kc., WM. J. MARTIN'S.
tipril 30, 1S
H. A•
/..V,SVI A 11' CE AGENT,
Represents tht hto6t reliable Firc, Life,
Accident, Live Stock, and Horsc
thief, Insurance . Cornpanies in
the United Stairs.
CASH ASSETS OF COMPANIES ICEPPIESENTED,
OVER 843,000,000.
PERPETUAL ! , STOCK OR MUTUAL
RATE /2.T.S'KS TAKEN. •
SURVEYING AND CONVEYANCING
olso attetoled to
OFFICE IN irLt7 MIDDLE STREET, GETTTS-
purtG, PE.V.V.I
Kay 7,1869.-6 m
HOME
NSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
CA2LI CA PITAL-TwO MILLION DOLL lILQ
Agsels Jan. 1, 1669,
MIAS. J. MARTIN,
Pres idra t
J. lI.WAAEBURN,
Secretary.
GEO. M. LYON, A.P. WILLM ARTII
Ash't Secretary. Vies President
T. IL OREENR, U. A. ELEALD,
41 Ave.l.Seetretary. 241 Vice President
H. A. PICKING, Agent,
TVc4l Stre , t, Gettysburg, Pct.
April 30,140.-612
t; SCI COMP N
NO. 4i'.lL-VET ST, PHIL.IDELPI7I.I
NCORPORATED
diARTEfr PERPETUAL
JIALINE, INLAND & FIRE INSURANCE
leemes Limite.: or Pcrp.tuLl Policies.
Azte.!.l Jun. Ie t ........$2,3-1511.:3 39
$20,0:70,400 i. , )E.SES PAID IS CAS 11, SINCE ITS OR
=1
ARTLIUR, G. COFFIN, CHARLES PLATT,
Vice President
MATHIAS NORRIS, Secretary
H. A. PICKING, Agent,
othw in West Mie lcift Street, GrltyAurg, Pu
April 30,18t,11.-4.
BLACKSMITHIN G.
B. G. HOLLEBAUGH
H AS opened a Blacksmith Shop on Wadhingtoa
street, nett door to Chritzonufs Carpenter Sbop,
and is prepared to do all kinds of EL AC
ING, at reasonable tales, and Invitea a share of public
•
patronage.
REPAIRING of all kinds. Give me a call.
April 30, 1869—tf
Borough Ordinances ,
Adopted by the Burgess and Town
Council of the Borough of York
Springs, May 3, MM.
NO. 1-N lIISA NCV.3
Be it enacted by the Burgess and Town Council of
the Borough of York Springs and it is hereby enact
ed, That if any soap boiler, butcher, tallow chandler,
or any other person or persons whatsoever, shall dis
charge or permit or cause to be discharged, from any
110T1SP, workshop or premise% In said borough, any
filth or other foul or nauseous liquid, so that the
same shall pass into or along any alley or public place
within the same, to the annoyance of anycitizens or
persons passing said street or alley, such person or
period so offending, and being thereof convicted be
fore the Burgess of said Boyongh, shall !erten add
payvhe sum of three dollars for every such offence
and coats of prosecution.
• NO. 2—NUISANCES.
Be it enacted by the Burgess and Towia Council of
the Borough of York Springs, and it Is het eLy enact
ed, That if any person or persons, owning or occupy
ing any lot of ground or premises within the Borough
of York Springs, shall suffer any mod, excrement,
garbage, dirt, stagnant water, or other filth, from
which may arlee any effluvia offensive and Winton'
to Use citizens of said Borough, to accumulate or re
=ln on the premises in they'll Borough so owned or
occupied, every such person or persons so offending,
and being_ thereof" convicted before the Burgess of
odd Borough, shall Enid t and pay for every such of
fence the sum of two dollars together with the coats
of removing the said annoyance and the costa of pro
locution.-
NO. 3—swiss
Be It enacted by the Burgem and Town Council of
the Borough or York Springs, and it is hereby enact
ed, That it Shall be unlawful for any swine to run at
brge withinaaid Borough, under the penalty of kir
fititheng oaraialf the value thereof to the use of the
hatirmidt ; and it shall hereafter be the duty of the
oonstable of said Borough, If he shall and any swine
Muting at large within said .Borough, to seize end
and take possession of the same, and confine the same
in some safe place, and make report immediately
theratto the Bargees, who shell thereupon issue
kis precept to the constable directing the sale of the
sane,after giving reveuty-two henry notice of the
said sle, by et least six written or printed notices
ported in censpionons places within said Borough ; and
Vaaid swine shall not be re-claimed by the owner
thereof before the time of side, as herea ft er provided
fie th erm the sa ndsto Mt at 'public outcry to the
highest blederehd report *mune to the Burgess un
der oath, and after deducting the cords of BurgessMul
Constable to pay otte-hisif to the treasurer for the ma
of Sheik:cough and the remainder to the owner of
saki: Woo. And.bwit fttrther enacted, that it shall
be lima lbr the, Owner or owp,rs of any mine' so
seised by the constable to release and take possesidon
of the raw any time priorto sale by the , payment of
ail costs that may hard accrued on the aims.
- .t o. —IPNKCINef.
Be it exacted bY ale Burster and Town Connoo pf
the Borough of Tort 4uiop extd-tt g it hero et .ftt
Thither... Oar peteottirthrn prcperty in
setisßasougit, who may build or re-bn id any *nee
.or emcee bounding any street, alley or court within
said BorteighoisM be madam hereby required to erect
the mime on the law laid down in the town plot ea,
eentemeed and &Wen by Atom Dub, in April, Mil
NO. E--POBAHXB.
•
B. it enacted, .by the Bump ord tarn Oetual of
Bee it , emeagh et /Mak liginaftw wed Able:hwteh We--
acted; That any pereea orktor NMI ,sto may beg
etter erect or, o holV r : ar Pal AP "P 11 •!" . tOni th '
Or P 0031,4 1,14 APP:111104 don nos IlittaDa and
*wispy or obstruct thieteleedk feet to width of
the Women& 40431 f hilts 1801 at to "Weir Wad
port " T9o4,loooo.!AbWeelle. :1
• 5,- -4- irf , . NUMB Bargee/a
Attell Beedeeety.
Mai . , • R
wi
solar -
!tw Advertiotniesto.
BARK I BARD - !
500 CORDS 'WANTED!
THN sttaseßnotx WANTS
500' CORDS OF
BLACK OAK BARK,
Tor Irliith lie will piiy $6,00 per CORI, vn delivery, in
good oilier, at t,i tanyard in GETTTSISLIR3.
J011:4 11UPP
April IJ--tf
E. W. nARK & CO.,
. BA NKERS,
NO. 35 S. THIRD.ST., PHILADELPHIA
ENERA - 11 AGENTS
FOIL TULj
.NA.Tio.NAL LIFE INSURANCE CO
UNITED STAPES OF AMERICA,
States of Pennsylvania and S'outhern
New Jersey.
..,Thc NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY' Is
• corp,ratlon Chartered by Special Act of C.aigrasa,
approved July 24, ISO, with a-
PRETZELS, Le
Cash Capital of Ono Million
Dollars,
- 4 LI is now thoroughly .rgnutzed and prepared fur bu
loess.
Literal trans olio: tt to Agattti a.ll 3vi icilurs, who
are invited to apply at our slice.
Ful! particulars to be ha I 441 application at oar Ot•
ace, located in tho secondbtory of our I:at/king ;louse
where Circulars arid Paulphluts, fully doecrihing the
alvautages offer (A by the CiAupaily, r:lay be had.
B. S. RUSSELL, Manuyty
DAVID Agent, Getty 7 ,l,,,r, Pn
Aug. 91 , IS6S.-ly
Hie direct attention to Wanarnaker
& Brown's adt•ertieentet. The _Largest
Clothing house in Philadelphia.
TO $6O i 9 AN A ILA K & BROWN.—
c? MEN'S k BOYS' CLOTHING.—
Garthonta ranging 1.. t every price, cut in every style,
ready-male or made to order. S. E. corner SIXTH
and MARKET Streets.
8 0 7 TO SPICES , / OVERCOATS.-3lelton,
Mixed, Fancy Cattaimere,
Bcavere, Ac.,llrtiest variety in the city.—
OAK HALL, SIXTH and WARKET Su.
Qi: TO $45 BUSINESS SUITS, BOTH Foreign
SplJ and Domestic Goods, txcellout
styles. S. E. ccrper SIXTII and MARKET Streets,
OAK HALL, WANA MA KKR A: BROWN.
5.20 TO :A DRESS ELIITS OP ALL the de
eirable ctv lee, suitable fur any cc
casion. R ANAMAKEE. & BROWN, SIXTH k3l AR
KIST Strecta.
cre,q TO $.20 BOYS' SUITS FOR SCHOOL llome
— X.
and Dre4a—newest styles and best
ebssi good, WANAMA ER & BROWN, LARGE
CLOTHING HO V2i.E, SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
- TO $25 ~ BOYS' and-YOUTHS' CHESTER
<,7) / FIELDS in great variety. W ANA
31A K ER & BLOWN, SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
82 TO tAVYIti,U,DIPII.COIGCVDINoGf
every kiwi, at Email advance on coat. WANAMAKEK
A BROWN, OAK HALL, GREAT CLOTH I NU IDOUSE,
SIXTH nod MARKET Street,.
Nur.2o.-I,y In 3
WATER COMPANY ELECTION.
OTICE is hereby given to the StockhoMrs in the
N
Gettyaburg Water Company, that an Election for
flue 11.tnuers of said Company will be held at the
house of ideorp. W. McClellan, to Gettysburg, on
Shards}, the 15th day of .Vey nova, between the
limits of and i o'clock, P. M. By order of the
Board. S. it. nusszu., Soc'y.
April 30, 16G5.-3t
giutrg Gtablto.
GETTYSBURG LIVERY,
Sales & Exchange Stables
N. WEAVER ik SON, Proprietors,
HAVING this day associated with me
my NOLI LEVI in the Livery BU.SiLeSS,
carried on be use on Wasbi•gton street fora number
of years, I w.;nld respectfully return my thanks to
the bubbc for the kind patronage heretofore extend.
ed to Lte
$'3,966 252 00
Iltring mar superior aectmmtulatlons tosupply the
palthe, we would solicit a continuation of their pa
tronit,;:t.
•
•
We . claim that we can (omit& superi, teams
at as mo-lentc price as any other eltubliehtnent lu
Gettysburg.
Our will Le Lund stocked with the best of
Mures and Vehl- les.
We can furnish you a fine Hack team with careful
and obliging drivers for long cr short drin•s. We
can furnish you a pair of Horses and Us ggy.
\tic can furnish you a nice single Horse and Buggy
ter business or pleasure trip.
We can furnish you a fine Saddle Florae for Gentle
man or Lady. •
Ws can furnish you a Faintly florae and Carriage.
W can furnish superior facilities fur rh.iting the
Battlefield and Spring,.
Particular attend,.❑ paid to supplyitlg
Funt,rald.
1,1 f..ct,y,n can grt any hind L. 4 a tens to be had
n A are- Lircry. •
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD
at all times and on reasonaLle terms. Persons buying
ii.r.Fts at thin establisMnent hare a good coil ci ion
to 4e!,ct Troia. All Horses soldguarauteed ns repro
vented. Or au ease.
By otrict attentiun to btasiners, with a tlozi to to
please, We L6pe tq love something to do.
NICIIOLAb KEAV F.
LEVI F. W.EATER.
April 9, ISC9.-tf
THE EAGLE LIVERY,
SALE & EXCHANGE STIBLES
Washington Street, Gettysburg, Pa.
ADJOINING THE • EAGLE HOTEL.
'TUE undersigned would respect
fully inform the public that he hue opened
a new LIVERY, SALE AND EXCHANGE STABLE
in this place, and i, Trepan,' to offer acTerior ac.
commodations in this line. He has provided hinoelt
with Buf(gies, Carriage,. Hacks, Light wagons, An,
of the latent style*, sufficient to went the publi" de
mand. Ilialurses are all good, without spot or blem
ish, and perfectly reliable—none of your *.old trip.
plea," but allot the-2.40" order.
Riding parties can always be accommodated and
comfortable equlptuentsfurnished.
rartfes,largeor small,can get just what they want
on the most accommodatirg terms.
Visitors to the Battle field politely attended to
sad reliable driven. furnishod
Parties conveyed to and from the Depot upon the
arrivaland departure of every train.
'Drees bought, sold, or exchanged, and always
a chancefor bargalusgieen . Our motto Is "fair play
and no gouging."
♦3.Particnlar attention paid to furnishing
hides and Racks for Funerals.
siy-We flatter ourselres that by charging modem
ately and by furnishing superior accommodations,
we cannot fail to please every one who patronizes
oar ortabllsbenont
Mac 29.1887.
goitio and gtotattrants.
EAGLE ROTEL.
The !argent and most commodious in
GETTYSBURG, PENNA.
CORM SP iIIAICIIIRSISITIO AND WISETICIPOIS
JOHN L: TATE, Proprietor.
firri.n Om nib as, for Passengers and Baggage, rune
to the Depot, on arrival and departure of Rill Road
Trains. Careful servants, and reasonable charge'.
May 29, 1867.
KEYSTONE HOTEL.
GETTYSBURG, PA.
WM. E. MYERS, PROPRIETOR.
•
N 0 W
IS is anew House, andhas been
HIS
up in the most approved style. Its
location s pleasant and convenient, being In the .
most bneinesi portion of the town. /Ivory arrange
ment has been made for the accommodation and nom
fort of guests, with amide stabling attached.
experienced servants, land' secanamod7sting Clerks,
we shell nee every endesvor topples.. Ttde Hotel
s now opeit for the entertainment of the Inttitie, and
Wekindlyssollsitnishare of pnblitliatronege.
• Ishty
V4OO aud getudvg.
. _
REMOVA LI ,
The arm of SOU 4. removed to
North Balttlizaro onset, next door. to Spaagiaeo Shoo
Moto.- Ws- MT eon !mad sk oholcolookottooat of
e -LOOKS,. a ad 7.',.A.Toiw-,
J. .
.....-,.W.:.X.:1;r.iii:.:.T..,',
viral kw. andiadiset style*. intrirsed rtiltannVaire
alcOne 1 3144) ? §Ilveraod Spot
JO P_ '_E _4l V :At . tt. -a, 'it . a
of th.bittlisimitisetetil.--
**resew, Ina
o, ±l,PlAwe i lke, , ,
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. c o 44.1. a *PAW
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tr iti lagitallikt
oiClik.
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taming Nispitnanto,''
THE WORLD,
DODGES' OHIO AND BUCKEYE
Reapers and Mowers.
A careful examination of these machines will com
mence 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 ev
ery variety of graseata grain. Confident of this we
invite those to want of a good machine to examine
for thematlrts Wore purchasing elsewhere.
These machines can be sold as Nuked Mown:s—
-iIk:APRILS as Iland Robe, Eetf•ltake, or Dropper.—
Two dllfereot sizes: No.I Machine, with two cutter
Bars and thr•o linivcl cutting fire and akitalf toot in
grain and four feet eight inches iu grses; No. 2, cut
ting font fret six inches.
tie Lave that couthlenee In these machines that we
are willing to let limo wantinga machine tact them
with any other they may wish, and hoop tit° one that
gives moet satisra Lion. DODOES' A LIOMAN
HAILE has given such p.enerai eatisfaction that we
consider it the be Soll•Make out, and hi attached to
no other maehius except the Dodge Machine, the
Ohioaad Buckeye patent.
'or the beueilt of thaw wentleg maehtuts we
would ras them to a tew of tlaolto to whom we Lave
:odd the last 4,9,5011, Viz:
John Deardorff, Sen., Henry Culp,
Ephraim Lady, Henry King,
• tileurgo Lady, Kasha Penroe e,
Jonathan Wailer, David Stewart,
- James Mickley, W. Hose White,
Daniel Settle, J. J. Kerr, •
John Bender, ' Andrew IVelkert,
John Eckert, Wet. Iligbam,
Vim. Yam, John Gator,
Cornelius Lott, John N. Hoffman,
Wm. Gulden, John N. Boyer,
N'k m. Noss.
Al , o, KIM:TOL/HI IIAY MAKES, including the
celebrat,,l Ltraudt. Rake, and lielf.,llsclaarglag
Alto, PLUINGS, FANNING MILLS, AND FARM
1311'Ll01 NLB GJ tLILALL Y.
Pereohe wish lug to txatutue eotehiete still 111141 thew
at the warchouee of JOSEPH Wm.: A Seas, °utile
burg, l'a ,or at the reshleuee of the sul.,rlber, 2
.ijeg front Gettysburg, on the Harrisburg rut 1. Per.
s. us uaulaug Circulars will address the, subscriber,
Gettysburg, Ps.
%ill' 9..-If
J. 11. SUIREMAN'S
REAPERS & MOWERS. •
H.l V 1:“; been agent for this machine last 4enson;l
alto Mir rit to the farmer this/season. It, is well
ktwtt a, haul ug t.tkcu the premium at tho Borders.
viiic Fair, also at the Gettysburg Mewing Match over
seven tul.v.rl, which wort considered splendid tua-
Line , , and at the Di:Lbw g Mot in,- Match.
11,,vingconclnUt e d
not to oner any machine that will
not give attire ~attlfaction, I have refused ag.4lea
of ral other machines, and noo aCer this one As
Ilaviug tried our us) ac lf, J Ichow exactly what it will
do. 1 could refer you to scores of !armors who have
pat chaacJ zus,,hines of me, who're highly pleasethind
say this is th 0 sill) machine they would use.
Extras-away,. cu haad, and rope/zing dune hi.re e pt
my place. This is a grost cohsidcratiou—themochine
can ha repaired at housaimmedistely,aud with much
lees cent.
Another great eaviug is the 11I7:DER. which is at•
tacne.l to this celebrated Reaper ,nd ]loner. It has
been thoroughly tried, and given eutlreaatisfaction—
requiting no harvest hand except a driver. This
hinder can also Ito attached to the Reapers %thief!,
have been sold; but cannot be attached to any otbea
machine except Shiretuub's.
I will here rotor youto a few farmers, in dif f erent
localities, who have bought and used these machines
Michael Find, Stephen Unifier,
51,Ises Llartman, Mr. Sterner,
Joseph Wierman, Mr. Linn,
Ulrich Jacobs, J. It. Aerobe,
Jacob liar man, 11. li. Woodburn,
with others,too numerous to mention
This machine bas s self-rake, aide delivery, and
is warrauted to.do its work aa above recommended.
Alan on hand, SILIKEMAN'S n.ELP-DISCIIAROING
MORSE RAKE, a firsbratearticle, which we will sell
at Ulu fu welt po-isible price. Warranted to give satis
faction. Also the COLUMBIA RAKE mitre) sou Land.
Machines cat be seen at my house, three miles south
of Gettysburg, or at Mr. Conrad Snyder's Battlefield
Motel. LEWIS A. 812.511 MAN,
June3.—tf Agent.
The Farmers' Book
liu beautiful and usoful illnstrationit. 750 octavo
taw,. tilii..ving just what every farmer want■ to
110 W TO MAKE TILE FARM PAY
Bend fui• circular giving fall iluscription
FARMERS! FARMERS' SONS!
Experienced 80. .k Agents and others, canted to take
this book to every Farmer in every community. Bu
siness permanent. l'ays tram $l5O to ir-'ao per month
according to experience and ability. Address
ZtaGLER, McCURDI I CO.,
rhilaJerphia, Pa., Cinciuna ti, 0., Chicago, 111., or St.
Louie, ]lv.
SURPRISE OATS
1j AM .pared to lurniah SURPISE SEED OATS
to poianlis desiring it. Weighs 47 lb• when fully
matured, and ripens ton dap' earlier than other oats;
grows larger and stiffer in the straw, and will yield
WU to 1Z bushels to the aore. Persons wanting it
=et tnikerarly application.
*l el will delive the tot' to persona In Gettysburg
or vicinity' at per Luehel. Address
CHARLES SY. GRIEST,
Petersburg, (Y. 5.,) Adams co., Pa.
Jan 15.--1 l
iltat and ?tonna! salgo.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
On S.u:arday Cite ILIA of !lay at 10 , A. .11
The under, good will sell at Public S sic, at her
residence, t mite north of tiettyshorir, at the junction
of thu Beuderoville and Carlisle roads, and near
Blocher's Blacksmith Shop, the following Personal Pro
perty, to wit:
3 sToVIS, one a 'Violet Parlor Coal Store, ono So.
S nsylrunia Cook Breve, with all the fixtures, the
other a Chamber Wood Store a lot of Carpeting, in
eluding SU yards of all Wool ehree-ply ingra In Carpet,
20 yards of all wool hoMe , made Bag Carpet, IS yards
ball wool bed room Cori:et, Id yards home-made flax
rag Carpet, 12 yards all wool Stair Carpttaand caller
smaller pnwes; Walnut Extsusha Table, Parlor Mir
ror w ith teary gilt' frame of elegant design, ob:os
clot xbvu new *l2O, Marble.tup Tablo, 1 set .Molut:r
Siring Cushion Chairs, Mohair Spring Cuooh Tet,
oetate,ll.-nair Rocking Chair, large 11 aluut 'What-
Not, Parlor Lamps, l'ailor Rug, 1 Bedroom Set, con
ut a Dressing Bsireau, Hedaeca.l , WasMstand,
Writing Table, four lane-rear Chairs, and TCNVI
Rack, all of late,[ style. Also, 3 Cottage iitkiattLiad,
Iron Bedstead, Dressing Bureau, 3 Washatands,4 dark
Cane-seat Chairs, 4 liitchen Chairs, ten high elliirS,
2Sewing Chairs, 2 Featherbeds, Matt:ash and Bed
Clothis,g, an _tin= Clock,Mirrurs, Lounge, Brickbat
Table, !Argolis:then Sink with Cupbutto ' a ha adsout•
Child's Carriage which cost *tit' and an good as Hew,
Cril., plain stud bordered Oilcloth Blinds, a lot of
white stone China Ware, Wash-bowls ana Pitchers,
Tumblers, hilse4 stud :tone Jars fur canning fruit, Sc.,
v, h o g ar Jugs., Cro.ks,.l. 3 gallon and a bowler oil
gallon stone Jars, CLura, 1i gS, Barrels, Boxes, Bath
Tu9, Wash Tube, Brass Bottle, 'fin Buckets, Lard
Cans, tinavothseg lions, Stair !tads, and a great many
other al ti0:03..
lla%i ng Leon at bJut ',keeping but a ft,v Scare, the
aruck3 ar, an in gent Condit!, n, and many of thew
now.
ta_Tho 1101:31.; will bt.: fn, RENT after Ulu day vt
sale.
Attendance will be given and terms made known
Cu day Qt sale by
MRS. TILE 31. 111:11L.
J. 0414 f, 11, ZI.L, ICC I luLleC.r. [Aprll3l).-ts
PRE-EMPTIO.N LAN DS.
I HATE ON lIAND A Frir
TR ACTS
second hand, pre-emptlon Lands located near
roads,County Town; Ac.; in well settled neighbor
hoods, which I will sell, or exchange at a fair price
for Seal Estate in Adams county, Pa.
MOSE!
Feb.5,1565,—tf
WOOD FOR SALE,
. 300 CORDS OAK,
v
200 HICKORY,
AT SAND•E'S MILL
imPrice $2 and Ittpsoord on the wand.
GEO. ARNOLD.
Getty aborg, Aug. W3,1588.—tt
Ifflarbit Tara
CAN N 0
l a
RBL~E
CORNER OF . BALTIMORE AND EAST MID-
DLE ST., OPPOSITE THE COURT-HOUSE,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
Pia Y DEE * ()!LIPT/02i OF W ALI:MU>
TII h' YI lan ST ILA. OY TIIN AIM
May 29,188T.—tf
G ETTYSBURG MARBLE YIRD.
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Jacob Lama❑
WESTERN
OF No. 1,
GAO. ARNOLD
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IiASTLILS, Ike. to
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Notists.
AT Q T= I 0 E
LI, The Brat and float acnount of JOll.lB
hiluAziolll, Aniline' of luminal. G. EPPLUIAN, of
euallect township, Adam/county, Pa., basbeeu Bled
in tbe Court of Common Pleas of Adams County, mud
will bercoulltmed by mkt coati, on the 2:.111 day of
May, ISO, unions cause be shown to tho cr.htinry.
JACOB .11EIL1101tN,
ADM 21► w
N 0 T I 0 E ,
The first and Baal account of Hex.
at LSPLelastt, Assignee of Tosoplutzs Itertmct of
Monodist! township, Adams county, Pa., has berm
In the court otTommou Pleas of Adams county. and
%rill be confirmed on Mu 251 h. day of ittly,lB49, no.
less cause ee shown to the. contrary.
JACOB
April 23.-40
IN. O T I C E
The sixth account of Dr. Jon N r.,
Committee of ,the person and estate of °warm nit ,
ILIUM, • Lonatic, now of Littlestown, Adams comity,
Pm., hot been filed in the court of Cowmen Pleas of
Adams county, and will be mildewed, withe ISM of
Noy, I 88D, unless cause be shown to the contrary.
JACi)BOIELIIORN,ProtIey.
April 12, 1589.-tila
X.T,CUTOR'S NOTlCE—Let
ter, Teatementary on the estate of Joni, Sow
ans,late 01 Menallen tow whip, Adams county, Pa.,
deceased, having been granted to the undersigned,
residing In Franklin township, he hereby give notice
to all persons indebted to said estate to make Int
tnediato payment and those having claim.' against the
some to present them properly authenticated fir
settlement.
SOWEltd, Es'r
April 9.-6 t
p.X._ECUTOR'S NO TlCE.—Let
ters Testamentary on the estate of ELIZA !Lt•
rot late of Gettysburg, deceased, having been granted
to tho undersigned they hereby give nate to &litter
.). indebted to said estate to mekb Immali*te pay
ment and them having claims against the same' will
prestnt thew properly authentnated fur settlement
J. J. KERB, Ex's
J. It. MAJORS,
April 9.,—Gt
ifeleate Ent, name* Executor resides lu Iliollund
the last tamed tu Stratum toroplitp.
N 0 T I C E.
The untivnlgned, having brim' appointed As
signee of JAttss 11. WALTIN. and Wife, el Butler town
ship, Adams county, Pa., by a deed of Voluntary As
signmentlor tho benefit of Creditors, hereby gives
notices to all persons Indebted to the said James It.
Walter, to make immediate paymont to said Assignee
and those having claims wdli pre.=a•ut than properly
authenticated for sett Mama t.
W3I. J. PETEII: 4 , Anil igv.ce,
toynothip, Adam, C0.,-1.11
April9.-6t
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
Tho underil pied, Auditor, appointed by th.
Court of Coni Dion Plena of Adam. cunoty, to ilistr ibn t •
the halarico romaivaug in the hands of R. McCue:a,
Esq., nignistretor of the Gettysburg Railroad Com
pany, on hi. Seventla Account, to and amongst Ihu
partkii legally entitled thereto, will sit fur lb. purp,”
et Of Ws appdlittopnt, at Ida unno, in Gettysburg, 011
Friday, the 141 h day of Muy,lB,o.
.1. C. NE.F.LY, Auditor.
April 30, 18C9.-td
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
The undersigned, Auditor, appointed by the
di - pbanis' Court of Adams county to make distrlbutle•
et the balance remaining in the halide of WILLIAM
JACuItS, Administrator c f the kletate of SIXVIL
La, latu of &ration township, Adams county, de
ceased, to and amongst tho parties eutitlod to fee, ~
the same, will sit at his clic° In the Buroauti
tlettylburg, to attend to the duties of his app,o,t•
went, on Monday, the 17th day of May twat, at In :-
clock, A. .Bf., when and where all patties inter ,11,•i
are notified to attend.
D. 31cCONACGI/Y, Auk
ART ,'30.4t
NOTlCE.—Letters of Adminis
tration on the estate of iiru.LAN Maus, de.
ceased, tate of Gettysburg, Adams enmity, has ing horn
granted to the undersigned residing In the Borough
Gettysburg, he hereby gives notice to all persons
intleldnd to H 31,1 estate to make trumedial e payment.
and three having claims against the same to present
them properly anthent tested for settlement.
HENRY OVERDlSlilt,Aduer
April 30.-Ct
D IVIDEND NOTICE.
The President and Directors of the GETTYS
BURG NATIONAL BANK have this day dreier.] a
aeml-annual di•idend of BIN PER CHNT. clear of
fa/ U. 0. taxes, payable on end after 3fisy 10th,
J. EMORY BAIR, Cushier.
May 7 -,lt
IVIDEND.
The "1 7 1ftti.T NATIONAL 0 ANS OF G ILTTYS-
Iit;II.O" has this day declared a semi-dm:mai dividend
of it rEit CENT. over and ante all U. d. taxes,
payiole on and alter thelOth day. of May, IS i 9.
OEO. ARNULU, Cashier.
May
REPORT
OF the condition of the GETTYS
BURG NATIONAL BANK, on the 17th day ef
ISCU:
RESOURCES
L.,aus and Discounts E 153,360 Us
U.S. Bonds to secure circulation -. 150,000 00
U. S. Bowl/anti other secarltios ou [laud.. :,0,1100 00
Other Etocks, Dom_ls and Mort,;Ag. SW 00
Duo from It etleoniug and Augers° Agents.. 17.,900 l'.!
Due from other National liank.a...„ 3,516 '.;O
Banks and Bankers
Banking House
Current Expel:ties .....
Taxes paid
Premiums
Cash Items Including stamp..
Bats of °titer National Banks
Fractional Currency
Legal Tender Now
LIABILITIES
Capital Steck paid In
durplus Yuud.
D6counts
Profit. and Lou
Circulating Notes received from Comptrol
ler 130,600 DO
State Dank Circulation Outstanding' - .3,3,..55 or
Individual Deposits 127,642 01
Due to National Banks 8,987 OS
Duo to Other Bank; and Bankers 136 ai
Divilvna Unpaid 613 72
I certify (hot the above etatentout is c..rrest to the
beet of my knowletliteafel belief.
J. ENIOII.I 13.1.111.Cu5h1.r
Attest—G, Swo PE,
DAVID W 11.1.5, } . Director
D. K EN rx.nunT, )
April 30,1569.-3 c
REPORT
tiF the condition of the FIRST
V NATION-AL BANK OF GrITYSBURfI, lo
Gettysbortr, Adam, couuty,ta tho State of Poonsyl
vania, at the close of bast/1e.., on the 17th dey of
April, 1060-
RESOURCES
Loam and Diheonnte
IndebtoJntss of Directors 12,500 00
Overdraft 4
U. S. Bonds to accuro circalatic
J. • 4.6 depn4R3
Other litocks, Runde and Nlortgrtgel, as per
schedule
Due from Redeeming end Reserve Agents,
as per schedule
Due from other National Banks as per
schedule. ..... -
Furniture and Fixtures.
Current Expenses 274 110
Taxes Paid 701 23 07,3 (Id
Cash Items, including 2 tampeyss per ached.
ule
Bills of other National Banks..,
Bills of State Banker
Fractious! Currency (Including nickels)..... .1.13 ;U
Legal Tender Notes 21,751 oil
LIABILITINJ3
Capital Stock paid in ..... ....
Surplus YuLUI
Exchange
latoroit
Profits and Luse
fflMM!!iffiMil
90,000 00
135 00
Lend amount on Lund
Amount Outstanding
Individual Deposits
U. S. Deposits
Deposits of 11. S. Disbursing °Ricers
Due to National Banks, as per schedule
Due to other Banks and Dunkers as per
schedule
Dividends unpaid.
State of ream, lesnia,
Adams County SS.
Ciamoa Atlanta, Cashier of the let Natloaal Rank of
Gettysburg, being duly sworn according to law, doth
say that the foregoing statement is correct to the
of his knowledgeand belief.
GEORGE ARNOLD, Cashier.
Sworn 'entocribed before
me, this 24th day of -
April, 1809.
A. J. COVICR, J. P.
A ttogt—Jorm lloann
Aprtl 30,1869.-3 t
• REGISTER ' S NOTICES.
NOTICE is hereby given to all
1 • Legatees and other pereons concernedAhet the
Administration Accounts hereinafter unutkmed w ill
be proton teas. t the Orphans' Court of Adams county
for confirmation and allowance, on TUUDAY, the
20th day of MAY nest, at 10 o'clock, A. M., tit :
202. The stoma of Solomon Old* Administrator
or gamnsigeffensparger„ deed.
203. Th • emend and IMO account-of John Eck, ..
rode and Jeremiah Orendonf, lirecators ol the e.ll of
Samuel Orndorff, late of Monntjoy twp.,
204. lint and final account of Samuel D. Las
Eremitic of John Lowrance, dec'd.
Ins The fret amount Of Aaron rfeagy and
Rebut, ItzecMors of tad Will and Testa/shut
of Ephraim lirmrygir d.
200. The amount Robert 0 —McCreary, 0 teardles
of Wm. McClellan.
SUM Tbe account of Andrew Y. Mosby, Onsr , lion of
Rebecca If. Epply, minor child o JaCtIAI M. itpply, ot
Wenalten twp.,dec'd.
30a. rusuKt Anal account of Elisabeth Dreuler.
AifroJnistrator of Jacob Dressler, deed,
11011 S limiest and Seal account of gannet J. Stout,
sad Jam Myers, Kiecntors of John Rosenberger,
210. The first and Heal account of Tcederick Lobr.
Administrator of ltudolpL Clouser, deed.
213. The accinut of Conrad A. Lower. Ado:dollar*.
tar alio imitate of Cathariaw Datterat, dated.
• 212. The aimed and dual massultit of Maury P. Cleals:
Man and
dee 'Andrew E rv agh, Adumiatentor of John
Broidtr, 'd.
21g S prea d account of Polar 11. Kauffauct, Execu
tor of the MA Will and Testereeat of Join Ilert•
man, deed.
214. TOO drat and final account •f
Ada to eon. or attMleile Walker` ia
deceased.
M. First account - of Join Maleallian and David
Stewart,Adatbakttgatitrayf Chitskiag Musestartan d
• .
nut
eased.
ThasomPill etJattualfrra sad Fleury A.
Walken, .11 , ;?qta . tor of anwillgf miry Weikdo, ,
In. Pigud owe* of-Wm. Rider. Xxecutor of tha
igat wilt and tontine*: of Joaob
2 1L dindliat etacoltilinit Onardian or ch 4,1,4
allkor mote of Joann Alfred Riddle.
• . ,
• , PD . sad died &Akin' HOD. David nog
rOf the Aesqies 1.1,4,5.
Catimine woatilaat., rleq'd.
ladittis o iret and daal &Govan t afalie4a.a I Elotta“at.
lt*ri Mash J.A.* Cadet%
=1 minor children of Lrrl Illurtatuut,
• • Da DOLTVDODTDa Soliatart
iron, sip,* ^ •
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343
17t,2 01
'2,440 51
1,450 79
3,7,1 tiO
Go G 4
28,160 Ira
$436,ik;3 29
$145,150 GO
114,30 U Uu
.7,302 02
.3,327 07
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$217,74. ul
$lOO,OOO 041
182 27
1,080 .S 8
1,281 80
86.866 00
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18,363 TT
3,431
8,61; 75
1,131 IS
148 50
217,742 01
Osoacia Timms,
D. McCoxAvon 1,
Directors