'sin Win.
En
',ARSZEALL , B
da 4 iiiii- - Dyspepaia—Costivene BB .
at iator with Headache try iIAISHALL'S
111 R, and La coma/aced that although other
lea base tail,d to cam you, thia will give you
t end pernitaeat mare.
y overuititentant aard hittitwe poor sum have
e weakened that Headache ,ittlaipalehos you
ping wore dacgeruu• may happily, aveh Ai
k , 1,6 Y. DI Mit EU OF - -
t her alarm's g nersousigictioaa,tbeee blibebbibirs
• , by firing tone Aug strength to your, aliptge.,
e you to perfect 'health. •
osevirr food which shoe ter Ceded retualis fit
;mnch, eau+ lug pate and bribleiriees for the want
t prt6ciple which would render it easy of digs*.
then by nein.: .MarthelFe Eliiir you w iI I supply
etclobey and prevent Ito recurrence.. and so be
Hy tiered Uyeptipe
St•nuitch tlio• cleatised trUal MI unhealthy
earthy .uttlittutt. contil evert and the ?Utter at
ut disorders of the b., Oa are of uocetaity pre.
of 3lorstial re Elixir, f 1 CO per bottle,
tly ;mists. Depot, 1101 Market itt
I .4t,,linisir,46l4,Proprietora.
•
Vftler , tl'Sl[R GUARDS
eltarst Fronts. Asylums, kn.; Trou Bedsteads,
Wv11 , 11:g for Sheet. and Poultry yard.; Brass and
!items.. readers, Screen, for Coal,
tieeey Crimped Cloth for Spark
tors; i..sl,ttriCapt %V/ [re for Window*, La.:Paper
'Wire•.ornautautal Aire Work Ac..-Erstryin.
clot b. addresaiug the tliAllUinciollllll. M.
A S'/NS, lip. 11 North Sixth at.. Phila.
13. fa'eb.k, 3865-1,
- - -
•
IJE A F.N 111.1NDNE AND CATARRII
-d wr:11,1114 by J. IaA.KA. M. D.
rofe.o.or bigrarez of the Eye and Far; (1.1:
Hy, u 1 the Ned Collryc of 1 imarlaramia. 12
• r. tnerly of Le 3 den, llolland,) No.
CIJ s , b I Teetituoniale can be SOCA at
f.culty are invited to accorn
their pntienta, as Le hos nu secrets in his prac•
it,e: led without pain. No
e f..r exam [J•tt. 29.—1 y
carriages, harness, &r.
v 1 1.) NicCULA HY. JOHN F. MeCREARY
'est always Cheapest."
Ili Best and Cheapest,
)ALES,
BRIDLL.S,
COLLA.R.S and,
lex Ess of all kinds, in the County
to be 6 , 00 d at the old sod _know')
,lleltiatore it.opposite the Preebyterhui Church .
(INeCREARY'S.)
Riding' and Wagon Saddles,
." wt ou b.:aut.:illy built and neatest.
Harness, (plain and silvcr matine
e lni.!,•te in ee.ry r.,pect rail wiereertekekto be
ry bokt ?hetet 3h,1 work weeehip.
upper leather Draft Collars,
IT Li. !MIT. "[bey are the beet FITTING Ind
durable.
Heavy Draft Harness,
ids to order. as ch<•ap as thug can be made any
• and in Oio mcmt substantial meant,.
ing Bridles, Whips, Lashes; Draft
e. Fivuots and crurytbing In the lino; None
or cheaper.
•
prices
Meru REDUCAD to the low eat tiling standard.
titre] percentage for rash, off all bills amounting
r more.
work nothing but the best of stuck and will
tnt every Article turuod out to be iu every respect
ukful for pant favors we invite attention to our
ut stook.
give us it call an , tuXalnlUe PRIC29 ANT pratirt
.29.1568.-t f D. McCREART 2 EON.
It It lAGE-MAKING RESUMED
war being over, the uudereigned have I•esonte,r
CI h AGE-MA K() BUSINEBB,
'rola stand, In Nftet Middle street, Gettylburg,
they are again prepared to put up work In llie
sulrtrintiAl, nod superior manner.
Anew nt3,l mccogv).11111.1
CAILKIAGES,III:GOLES, &C.,
they will dispose of a t the lowest
...lull °rill,. will to supplied 111 promptly.
tisfitcturily . possible.
IarIIEPAIRDTG.ft
•ith divateti, and at cheapest rate,.
rg e lot of new •ndoId.LIARNESS hand for
nkfu I for the liberal patronage heretofore en—
Lr them, they e.aieit snd will endeavor to de—
lArgr 'bare in the future.
f DANNEIh k ZIROLIR.
iggies and Carriages.
tEMOVAL.
undersigned has removed Ills Carriage-mek-
C to tl e ea , t end of Middle street, Getty,-
where he will continue to build all kinds of
In his lice, viz:
?RIAGES, TROTI'ING de' FALL—
VG-TOP BUGGIES, .TAGGEIZ
WAGONS, eta, &e.
work I■ all put up of good material and by
.st of ruechanics,and cannot fail to glee aatls
n. Ilia pricey are always reasonable. Hy solle
ders, confident that Le can please.
prionptly duck., at lacederate rates.
W. N. CLALLAGITYR
1,1868,-ly
=AGES AND BUGGIES.
PERRY J. TATE
bulldiog a variety of COACII•WORIC of'+'
t and most approved 'kyles, and construct.
behest material, to which ha invites the 'attn.
buyer*. Having built bls work with great - .7.
13,1 of material selected with special reihrenee ',-
sty of style mod durability, he can eostildetut• •
anuuntl . ,the work a e unsurpassed by any °that
•t of tbp eitiw. All he asks Is ma inspection of
k. to e ,, nvince thole In want of any kind of a
t that this Is the place to buy them.
to every branch done at abort
and cal rem.ottablet•ruis.,
rhea eell at my Factory, near tb• corner oft
gtocand Cbambcraburg street Gettysburg,.
12, 18117..-tt
waters and goutractosi l ,
1. C. Stallsmitk `6z, 80n1
GETTESTU{a, Pd., '
penters and Contractors.
rs, Shutters, Blinds, Door
i d . Window Frames,
nice, Door & Window
%rackets, &c.
oily on hand and manuacturod to order of
ST MATERIALS,
by experienced workmen, and at
'ASONABLE PRICES.
/Ilan prutoptly: attittotott to
, 1669.-tf
O. C. C.A.S.HMAY.
GET'fITSBURG,
penter and Contractor;,
SPECTFULLY informs the
abbe that be Das mama table :ma }Maxi am
street between York sad Sa[l:v+Ot•+ri'eeth
*pared go take eaatzacts ZottriAtiss lip and
ng B° ll Situgs; rtai . HYPaalla rates as any
is eettritart—alt vox% gunate•d to be ot.t
olltlt lie liejest by strict attentian to Dui-
miC.1.1% ribbZet.a.troilies. Gtv Eire** eat
18, meet
1. CrIVIT%IIAN,
cnir'N§d/Urtea, PA., ...
penter-and Contractor,
Having removed M my ■ew Otos.
Vashington street, betweei )114ddle
and C7tamberenirti street.,
traduced Storm Power, I tun preptied to far
kinds*, wcst for building Parboils, of its
• ininkaidd in neatly and onesply cult can be
otbuj setabilablemsttertbe ettanty.
Hands &Toil rinilinim and work ex.
"min pion twounddislistob.
Ms& efilreatiasidkrnlbt,lfotald.
preen t Illted . and on reasonable terms.
pc 9 ~,Ti o poji FOR. SAj.,E.
, BIATING `LOTS AND-BEV
` nu' norm
Apply to
R. G. bioCREARY
=I
M;MI
Shtlb* ittitlatind.
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Ostityslourg, irrlamiy, - Biay Mew.
APPOINTED.—Maitin Shoemaker biui
been -appointed Postinaster at Gmfenbn
and Martin E. Doyle at Weak's.
.NEW PATENT.—Among the Vitten's
teciently'granted, is - ono to A. Techop and
4. 'Hillman, of East 13er1io.'fOr a gorse
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.RETURNED.—CoI. W. Case: of
C r olumbta, yrebident of the Ciettyakearg
Railroad company, luta returned t rom
Europe.
CANDIDATE.—Benjamin, Albert of
Reading twp,is added to the list of Copper
head candidates for nomination for Regis-
ter and Recorder.
CORPUS CHRISTI.—We learn that this
church festival occurs this year on Thurs
day, May 27th. Preparations are being
made at the Conowago Chapel for the an
nual celebrothin, ." ri
ACCIDENT.—Mr. Frank Hamburg of
Chambersburg, who was working at the
Katalysirie hotel building near this place,
fell from the cupola to the roof of the
main building on the 14th lust., and was
.considerably injured.
SIGNBD.—We understand that Gov.
Geary has approved the bill passed by the
last legislature relative to the Bounty Mix
in Cumberland township. The bill was
published in full in a recent number of the
STAN-AND SENTINEL.
ARRESTED.-Wm. Wordy, charged
with malicious mischief at a wake in this
county, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff
James Hann and officer Rouzer, last week
near Hughes's Furnace, and brought to
this place. lie was admitted to bail in the
sum of WO..
SAILED FOR EUROPE.—Dr, John A.
Swope of Baltitnore, son of George Swope,
Esq., of this place, sailed fawn Baltimore
for Europe on Wednesday of this week.
We regret to hear that his health is seri
ously impaired, and hope it may be re
a tored.
ADDITION TO TUE H ESTEA D.—
A new frame building is about beiugerec
ted at the' National Orphans' Homestead,
in front of the Sollool House. It will be
31 x 43, three stories (two stories frame
and French Roof,) and is. to be finished
about the -Ist of August. Stallsmith and
Son aro the contractors.
RECEIVED.—A very valuable dia
mond ring, stolen in Cincinnati about
three months ago from a wealthy citizen,
was traced to this county, and recovered
a few days ago by officer Rouzer, whose
assistanne was invoked but a few days be
fore. The ring is valued at $6OO, and con
tains 24. diamonds. It cvas returned to the
owner by Adams' Express on Wednesday
morning last.
QUICK WORK.—David Culp, of this
place, one of the plasterers at the liataly
sine Spring Hotel, a few days ago, put the
second coat on a room 15 feet long, 10 feet
wide and 9 feet high, containing 40 yards
of plastering, in the almost incredibly
short time cf 6 minutes and 20 seconds,
by the watch 1 In doing so, he was assia
ted by G. Hoff who "dorbied and straight
•edged" the Mortar which Mr. Culp put on
.7,ar'Ttle closing exercises of the Class of
'69, Pennsylvania College, will take piece
.on the C”llege Campus on Friday eve
eting I.lv- 21, at 6 o'clock, P. M. The
,public ano respectfully invited to be pres
ent. Frorntl until 9P. M., there will be
a grand Promenade . Concert. Should the
avaltherkitiave unfavorab :le the ezeretees
will 'he paatpotted until Saturday; Mity
:22d. The College grenade have been
ithoroughly "brushed up". for' Lhe-pees
v,lott.
A PAIR OF SCAMPS.—.Two persons
who gave their names as Justin W. Beibe
and James itt. Ireland were arrested here
on %Vodue•day morning, charged with
havitighT to Conrad Snyder of the Bat
tle-field Hotel, two forged notes—one on
George Doll of Cumberland Township for
slolVintd hue on JafilOgi E. Baker, for en*.
They were taken : by detective Rouzer and
Sheriff Haun before Justice Cover who
committed them to jail in default of bail
:to the amount of I s4oo each.
. Whey have a confederate who la at wee
..ent in. Emmitsburg, and whose arrest. is
.anticipated.
Upon being searched, eight forged notes
• were found upon their persons ; three on
..George Dolt of $lOO each ; two on James
;E. Baker of sitie, each ; two drawn by
:Joshua Whitaker of Media, Pa., of $l5O
.each; arid one drawn by William Beth
told, Mountjoy, of $lOO. A iolarsk. note
.was also found filled to the order of C.
Rowe & Co., Nov Milford, Pa., for ; 1 203.-
75. Two notes, drawn by Michael P.
Washburn and William 11. Hall for $125
each, payable theca to J. W. Beibe;
and on those lag two were Andorsements
that they were forged by William .13.
Hall.
Bailee and frociaci . have been in this
rieightsoriumul Cur nearly throe weeks, and
have behaved suspiciously. They are
young men, generally drove a span of
black horses, in an open buggy,
and pretended to be dealing In Patent
rights. Their detection and arrest are
.greatly to the credit of the gentlemen en
gaged in it. They will be tried at the
August Court, third Monday.
DECORATION DAY.—Saturday, the
29t1t dayof May, will be devoted to the dec
oration of the graves of Union Soldier;
and arrangements are in progress in the
-Zeading towns4br that purpose. The pro
gra. mme for
. Gettyaburg, has been deter
upon , and is as follows;
Tho rocesslon, will move at 4 o'clock,
p . M., s i i .-trp, from the Publle Square, un
der the Ma nil:kali-40p of Col. John ti. Mc-
Clellan. The citizens of the county are all
.invited to he present. The Faculty and
:Students of tl.e College are expected to
:attend-1n a body, alsolhe Franklin Zen
4sves, the Glettysburg Brass band and the
'conege Cho4r- services at the ,sol
,dieTs.4C.%kietery will take pi;ce at the bast:'
•of -the _Monument. Roy, W. R. g. Deat
trich, wid make the opening prayer, J.
&lower& Wert, Esq., the Prologue, Rev.
E. L. /laugher the Oration, and "ReT. 1)r.
.3ffigrthiclosing prayer. The graves wilt
than be decorated. Flowers are Solicite4
far itlitis,purpose from every portion of the
.county.,siad will he received up to 3 o'clock,
Y. 9rL., of Saturday the 29th inst., at the
isteresof C..tklorris, sud F. p. Duphorn,
0,1,1 pigiji,e Aguilar°. view of the noble uto
to 'which thsy Arel.o .14 applied, we trust
there : will be a generttl -response to this
• reqotest. •
I
Tbe general arrangements of the Llsy
*re In charge of the Gettysburg Zouaves
CELEBRATION.—On lasi Monday the
Berlin Benedeial dareiation, at East Ber
lin. held Chair ianttiversary celebration.
The Ammolailon numbers nearly two
handled sal s large majority of the 'mem
ber,' Were lifsisiut. There was ;Atte a
large turn out of the peop/e for severs,/
mites around to witness the exercises.—
At 12 o'clock, IL,. the Association formed
in procession headed by the Brass /tend
of the town, and marched through the
town under the Marshaiship of Col. Wi11iam711,14,14
liam71 1 , 1 4,14 Capt. - John litiormbaugh and
ErlilAtabeii, Req. Tse b being very
good attracted much attention. The pro.
cession proceeded to the altureh where an
address was delivered by James B. Ziglar,
Esq., et York, devoted mainly to the de.
fewie of sacral, cavanizallena. He was
togetiaia Vilbi4llo/44#40144147:11tae.
Tioreherch was• erewaledi4e•aweetlegthig
and all seam/pi ivielef4t, 4 4 1 X.
P r weedigke. T/e4
bOciatthis lakotieWeereMider. but' PurelY
-a mutual aainakialmoi Zits fret the 'peah
en 4,ll . 2lttfflomely ortfo°keg . and "onset
quently verylittle of what tYulr aaid was
applicable ti; , ttis • Aakaitigen they War*
A ddr A l . lolo lV-' g 1-- ;S,AL _
A .-
• IS,
I A aI:FR.IOIIS' CAilaiLuVrei clip the fol
lowing trntn,the W111 . 1=44101 (piania
letinkfithi Mite ; r
POE'S, a , num, commit forgery when he
C.W4 garnet This Itan a ttimation
which arises. la. the case of Levi Miller'
new
forgery, under arrest i n . this_cityou,s charge
of for
* *futtever ibe alenikon'on
•'
that palut, there 4 411tW doubtof the in
tentien toget money not bisown, Further
developments sh - ow that Kent -dc Golds
bnro, of Davenport, lowa, - land and loan
egants;vere emplOYed by Levi Millar:, of
Plue Grove, Schuylkill county Pa., to
'.effect the.saie of lam's in lowa, which
they in part - have abcom plished. The cor
respondence, however, between the agents
ant their client wore intercepted by Mil
ler yew in custody. and the information
and money used for his benefit. By a
letter dated the 26th :of 'April. 1868, it
shows that a draft of t3OO was sent by - the
agents and appropriated by Levi Miller,
of Fountaludale, Adams county, Pa., in
stead of going to Levi - Miller, of Pine
- Grove, Pa. The prisoner on receipt of the
ditift opened a correspondence and subse
quently- received two remittances of 1f.16.-
05each.. The first draft of 3300 he seder
ed.thenioneY upon by forging the names
of the endorsers, at a banking house in
this city, the second and third wore paid
at the counter of the First National Bank, I
of ‘Vaynesboro,' Pa. -
In the meantime several letters have
boot written, by Miller and the agents, in
reference to the lands sold and to be sold
and purchased. The owner of the money
.had had for some time suspicions of a
leak somewhere, and became convinced
of the fraud being practiced on correspon
ding with his agents. On learning that
letters had been intercepted they gave no
tice to the Post Office Department at
Washington, and Mr. P. Depro was de
tailed to trace the matter up. On the 2Gth
ult., lie commenced his search and pro
ceeded at once to Greencastle, Pa. Lie
there found that a forged acknowledg
ment had been taken before a Notary Pub
lic of that place, which was made in order
secure t 4 :1000 yet to be paid on the lands
in the hands of the agents. After obtain
ing this information and finding that the
draft had been cashed by the 9th National
Bank of New York, which came from this
city, he took the cars fur Williamsport,
arriving here ou the evening of the sth
inst. Learning- from Messrs. Sanders &
to., that they had cashed a draft in No
vember last, ho visited the Post Office,
and, in less than two hours had the sus
pected individual in his custody. We are
Informed that it was officer Stryker who
assisted in making the arrest here. As
before stated in the Bulletin, he was com
mitted to the Grey Eagle, , to board with
Sheriff Piatt.• We have rumors that he has
acknowledge to other and larger forger
ies, but we cannot vouch for their correct-
=
ENIMITSBURG ITEMS.—David Gam
ble, Esq., has recently entered into the
manufacture of brick, in company with
Robert 3.lellhenny, at the old stand On the
"Gamble farm," half mile from town,
now owned by Eli - Horner. Mr. Gamble
is an old hand at the business, having fol
lowed it for 22 years. This yard, In connec
tion with that of John Bell, will put up a
large number of brick during the sum
mer, to supply the demand which has re
cently sprung up In Emmitsburg.
The election for School Trustees, held
on the Ist inst., resulted in the election of
Dr. J. T. Bussey and Isaac Ryder. The
opposing candidates were the present in-
CULIII/01.1t8, Eli Smith and Edward Mc-
Intyre. Both the old and new boards are
equally divided iu
Ou the 3d inst., au election for Corpora
tion was held. The Republicans put a
Tull ticket in the field, (with one excep
tion), which WaS successful, except in re
gard to two of the commissioners. Mar-
tin Sweeney was elected Burgess Isaac
Ryder, Dr. J. W. Eichelberger. Jacob S.
Gelwicks and Joshua Rowe Cbmmission
era ; James T. Hays, President Fire Cbm
pony ; W. S. Guthrie, V. P. Fire atm
puny ; Robert Gelwicks, Clerk; Nathaniel
Rowe, First Engineer; Thomas FralYl
Second Engineer. Mr. Rowe (Democrat),
was elected on the Republican ticket.—
James T. Adelsperger, Lewis M. Motter
and Henry Stokes, all Democrats, receiv
ed the same number of votes for Commis
sioner, rendering another election neces
sary, as six is the number required by
law. The Democrats have controlled the
Corporation for years, and the Republi
cans feel considerably elevated over their
victory. "Lower Taxes" is the motto of
the otlicers just cleated.
Mr. Joseph Culbertson has rented his I
large Woolen Factory to his sops, John
Q. and Samuel Culbertson, who will con
tinue the extensive trade established by
their father, who is now closing up his old
business. -
Mr. Daniel Sheets. recently from Adams
county, Pa., has opened a lumber yard.
The okl firm of Ryder itKrise has been
dissolved.—rredprick Republican.
HANOVER ITEM.S.—Wo copy the fol
lowing from the Hcoover papers.:
The President and Directors of the Dan
over Branch Railroad Company, have de
clared a Dividend of five per cent., on the
capitalfiitocit for the last six months, clear
of all taxes; payable on and rater Monday,
May 17th, at the office of the Ilauover Say-
Ing ru ucl Society.
Wo learn that our townsman Mr. Isaiah
P. Diller, last week c.3ld his pair of fast
trotters to Mr. Dan iel Cookes,of Ztal ti more,
for $1,040. Mr. Anowees Smith has also
sold s pair of tine' horses to Mr.
for ;565.
At an election for of ceye bold By the
stockholders of the Hanover Branch Rail
road Company on Monday last, the follow
ing gentlemen were chosen to servo the en
suing year :
President—Capt. A. W. Eichelberger,
Directors—David M. Myeis, Henry. C.
Sehriver, Joseph Deßone, Reuben Young,
David' Worts end Henry Wirt.
The masons are busy at work on a num
ber of new buildings in different parts of
the town. On Broadway Avenue, three
new two-story briok. dwellings are in
course of erection, respectively for Messrs.
Stephen Keefer, Zouck and Anthony
Myers. The German Eaton:pod; eongre
gallon will also soon commenee the eree
of a new parsonage, (a two-story
brick,) on the same street. Mr. John
Warner 4 erecting a handsome two-story
birek ug ou York street, which will
be quite an im±,,rovement to that section of
the 1 own.
A new street has peen opened in the
Southern portion of this place—running
East and West—to be call ed Pleasant street.
Mr. H. Bittinger, of Hanover, has been
appointed Asaistant Assessor of Internal
Huentte cf. Llrd division, 16th district in
place of L. P. idektheimer, Esq.
The post office of this place u bie been re
moved to Frederick street, in the building be
longing to Alr. Jacob Newman. WM. Stair
has entered upon his duties as postmaster.
IMPROVReiRMI OX
FORD.—There is oonsidargbie iaprOve ,
ment going on in New Oxford this Spring.
This thriving village is not behind the
time. lifters. J. S. GM, W. Emmert
40 the perman Reforined Parsonage have
each had", tin roof put , on their houses,
in place. Of _Grevol. )I. Nagle built a
shop, stuns now putting up a house. Mr.
littnros Is having the foundatien dog
out for a new, House; Air. Hoke put up
a new barn, Mr. J. Piebl a new house,
akraAroom . pleted, and A. Pieta bee also
4nl° .4 AM I . l °*--lieliii_tol o sate
Conatderable renovation of buildinge,and
painting .l been donii;laillaittogr netigh
borigg v disk* offilTew Oxtoyd, like
a neivviltnge" 2'
Flit —Lost tier* two deitenoti to
Area occur& in the taornitatte p;hl
- acte..:outth,bel,l2tHattif.
Hollaay e pit 2 afteyhi ,Peterebtirg
reed, on lip l 'nu)
trump** poi orlpT9lltright
Of "niiit44l`
El"Me
=ZZI
• J4l.fili 2", .`. ~s tu
Managers pi' thin csalpan= on
414 iod 'ol4loa
W.
Shdile, M. Richelbeiger, E. B. Buahlart
and S. R. Itusaali.
t r t 3 ,: 40 4 411 1 P2 ior t ft4 til(e r $' 21-
i:toga, tue managers have not 'yet. organized,
but is supposed that the cugardration will
remain as at present. This company is in
a very prdeperouf condition Ste regular
dividend being about twelve per cent. The
stock is much in request.
`Lost on Saturday evening, the 15th
Lust., supposed In the Publie Square or
Chamberaburg street, a small new Dark
Pocket Book containing a Twenty Dollar
Note. The finder will be suitably re
warded by leaving it at Dr. Huber's. It
Orr arsons having Black Oak Bark for
sale will do well by calling on Jong Rory.
The highest market price paid. tf
potent of the .2,arketo.
Baltimore Grain 4 Produce Market
Bapissore, Thursday Morning.
SOPER. FLOUR, 5 50 Q 6 00
Eante FLOUR, ... 6 50 40 7 00
WEITZ WUZAT, 1 75 @ 0 00
RED WHEAT, 1 50 @ 2 10
Cow, 82 0 86
Rsz,...- 1 40 @ 1 50
OATS, 55 75
TIMOTHY -SEED, 0 00 @ 0 00
CLOVER-SEED, 000
.0 0 00
FLAX-SEED, 0 00 @ 0 00
BACON, SHOIILDIES, 14 @ 14}
" SIDES, ci fp- 171
" HAMS,. 19 @ 21.
LARD, 19 @ 19
GOLD, i'llila
Gettysimrk Grain & Provision Market
Gettyabwry, ll•iday Morning
SL'I'ER FLOUR, 0 00
EXTRA FLOUR, G 50 @
WHITE WHE AT, i 50 @ 2 00
RED WHEAT, @ 1 40
Cows, 80
RYE, 1 30
OATS, • • • • GO
BUCKWHEAT, 90
TIMOTHY SEED, 2 50 E
CLovaa SED, ....... ........ . 800
POTATOES, .... 80 @ 90
BUTTER, 40
LARD, 19
EGGS, 15
lhoos, Hems, 20
" SIDES, 15
" SHOULDERS, 15
&sr, 6 @ 8
TALLow, 10
EICIIOLTZ the Evangelical
Lutheran Church, New Oxford, on the
13th inst., by Rev. Dr. Hauer, Jacob
Eicholtz, Esq., to Miss Clara AL, daugh
ter of Jacob Diehl, Esq., all of this coun
ty.
LAM:III3IAX —STArn.—On the 16th lust.,
by the Rev. Dr. Hauer, Mr. Audrew
Laughmau, to Miss Eliza Staub, both of
this county.
LomArt—BusnEv.—On the 4th inst., by
the Rev. J. Monsinger, Dr. It. P. Loiter,
of Nashville, Ohio, to Miss Sarah E. Bush
ey, daughter of Peter Bushey, formerly of
this county.
MYEREI—MAIIL.—On Thursday morn
ing, 20th inst., by Rev. C. J. Ehrehart, Mr.
John B. Myers of Adams county, to Miss
Cornelia Maul, of York county.
Suu:sk—SPRECIIEB. —On Tuesday morn
ing, May ,11, at Springfield, 0., by Rev. S.
Sprecher, D. D., President of Wittenberg
College, C. K. Shunk, Esq., of Cincinnati,
and Olivia, daughter or the officiating
clergyman.
SiLmk—SAMPSON. —On the 18th o f Feb
ruary, at the residence of the bride's pa
rents, by Rev. C. S. Evans, Mr. John Sti
nk formerly of this county, to Miss Ruth
G. San:maw/of Han county Ohio.
Wtkum.i.N—STock.—Ou the 18th inst.,
at the "National Hotel," Lewistown, Pa.,
by Rev. 0. 0. McClean, Mr. John A.
Merman, of York Springs, to Miss Kate
Stook, of New Oxford, this county. No
cards.
COPENHAVER.—On the sth inst., Susan
nah Cupenharer , aged 15 years, 7 months
and 19 days.
COLE.—On the 11th lust., Mr. Michael
Cole, of Highland township, iu the 76W
year of his age.
orrr.—..s.r. New Oxford, on the 29th ult.,
Mary Alice, daughter, of Jas. R. and Mary
C. Gat, aged b mouths and 20 days.
McCiALTGLIF,Y.—On the 16th inst., in
Morrow county, Ohio, Martha, wife of
William Alctiaughey, formerly of this
county, in the 71st year of her age.
TorrElt.—On the 27th of January last,
iu Westmoreland county, Pa., Mr. John
M. Topper, eldest son of Jesse P. Topper,
aged 89 years, 4 months and 14 days.
kiarpar'ii Ferry, Va., on
the sth unit., in her year, Mrs. Rach
el Ann Elizabeth Ulniolc, daughter ot Da
rla Stuns:filth, formerly of this county.
gnu Nvtrtiormeuto.
VERGILEEN CEMETEAT.,
election for • PHA& LIINT and SEVEN
MAISAUKBE of Evergreen Cemetery Association, to
serve for one year, will be held on MUNDAY
tilnO, JUNK 7'lll, AT 731 O'CLOCK, in the
Arbitrution itootu, in the Borough of Oettyeburg.
J. L bCIIICK, Preoldent.
Wx. B. Mule, tiocretary. [May 21.-3 t
DISSOLUTION. •
The pertzterahip 4sretofura existing between
vb e undersigned has been dissolved by m=44l can.
The senior partner will continue the Dwane's
at the old stand.
All indebted to the firm of GILLUM k Camas are
requested to make Immediate payment, and those hay.
leg clsims to present them. The books will be found
at the old stand.
JOSEPH 8. GILLESPIE,
DANIA!. CABHMAN.
Get.iyalourg, Nay 21-3 t
CONCERT.
Ey A NUMBER OF SELECT PERFORMERS FOR
VIE BENEFIT OF
The Sabbath SchQqc, ggiptected w ith
the Lutheran (College) and German
Befqrnzed Charchcs,
IN AGRICULTURAL . U4LL, _GETTYSBURG, PA.,
• •
On Tuesday Ekvertilig, gay 24tLi.
The selections will ha varied oolvoliMaig of Solos
Duette, Quartettes, and Chramsal—Vocal Interspereed
with Choice Instrumental performances,
Sir Door s open at 7 o'clock, Performances com
mencing at 8 o'clock.
Terms of admission 28 cents.
May 21—td
wac isALF6 F_ALFAJSLE
P
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The eubscribers will sell at Public Bale, on Sotto ,
day. tAel2th of June next, 40 Tote bf the Maria Pm ,
once Lauds situated in Ham otontan town/tip, Ad
ams county, Pa. The land is easy of access being with
in a mile of ;the rurni x e and a gOod road running by
or through' all the Lots—the land in well timbered
with a Ana groWth of Chestnut, Locust, part of
it being the best Bail tlrobeeln tha Booth /fountain,
a large proportion will make front 2000Vto ZOO Rails
and 40 to 50 Posts per sore, The tots yarj in Mee
from 6 to 10 sores.
To farmers wanting Halls and Posts here Is a stomas
of getting them low, as this land is steadily advan
cing in wine,
Bale to commence at 10 o'clock on mild day, who!'
attendance will be glean and tonne made known by
J. B. PLITON,
?I: A• Wrragsow.
May 21.4 t
BOUNTY ACCOUNTS. -
TORN WOLVOItD, Treasurer of Latimore township,
el Adams county, Pa. Bounty an In account with
the School Directors of mid townehly, Adams couuth
igair 18th;11130, as Avow":
BecelY•4 from Oollsetot Behrlver at Mier.
3213 00
Roceisod of Cohector A.O. 80 0 0
Reeetted ~ ; . .W1 4 4 - 44.1 1n ....---..." 3,125 28
•
At 12 different thou.— 4068 VI
We TrellllllM on this tisttlentat.e......;,.. 36 16
Tikiiwpm erviik gm followtogpsy.
!lento made byorer of Of !Idboii) proctors of LW.
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Advertising Dowdy Amount, 111118......... 1110 88
Owen Odes*, Dead 819 115
Antos D. Viers; Bond sad lOterest. 8511 00
Johia Ccaleas,lnteesse—.--.,....---.. lit 00
vex.Woll2ls.3hdieL 160 00
II Dowdy 1115
jompeb 115 may 28 00
wipid Amin, .. —" 150 OQ
1 742)11. D /ri10rt z .........v .. ....tf 160
o r d i Ts. piwarr2.loo
°Mot Pr J 150 oo
Ordartorj wi tl444, /14noi and Interest—. 146 011
Varner - 0111 M .................... 2 86
Order for aft s 000.. 800 aid ta t ili 4 Ti s
Dee Trdlembo teat settlement - et glecien 64
400edtiteat shine Credit ter mottling and diFe
• t
Worea — Taiik.s — '' co
we, the ittutereipmel, Aedtteee haviag neepagnee
the Hountr onost *Use* Malbd, Wassarpr, or,
4014 oars awpar- *az sr 10M14 , 1111
luta. 1411111. 1. STITZFL,
gr u a ga=
3.111,6911A5ti114,-.6 Alit?.sl4,
MAURIED
DIED.
ELECTION.
$3.884 04
, SaAtt4 1)6
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• _ . r`e•!!'"'l.
1111
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in••••••ii•Sill•PMMIGIA lar•LiaM,A6l.l4
• •
List of Merchants
1,17 ITIMI tbseclasty at blins.ratuirdleed thir
V T bvtimi Airlifte, *cow
taitsilh,bi *MU& Mimi bob a As
rb= the year 3040, at 6 Warps awl Mar-
BOHOOOEI Of OBITYBOURO.
• ' Clem Assawit.
$6O 00
J.L. Schick .
Michael Spangler.. . . ...... 11 15 CO
Ditto Far„: . ;;, — ......
............ 14 , 7 00
11. B. Woods 10 00
Robert & Elliott —.--... 13 10 00
12 50
A. Scott A Bon— 13 10 00
Danner 4 Zlegier„.—.—.—....... 12 12 50
Miss Mary McAllister ........ ...—.... 14 7 00
Mils Harriet McCreary —.— ..... - 16 7 00
Miss Knott 14 7 00
Wm. T.King .. 14 700
Charles Kappes 14 7 00
D. W. Robinson 14 7 00
T. C. Norris .... 13 10 00
8. 8. McCreary 14 7 00
Jacob Brinkerhoff.. ..... .. ........ ........ 13 10 00
Francis Cunningham —.—... 13 . 10 00
D. Kitzmiller 4 8r0........-....—..... 14 700
D. IL IC Hugel . 700
James Pierce 700
Henry Overdeer 18 10 03
Mrs. 11. M. Paxton. ............ ..... 14 7 00 .
0.2. Ralbfleisch..... ..... 14 7 00
Wm. J. Martin 13 10 00
Jacob W. Cress 13 10 00
Wm. Boyer 4 Son -..... 18 10 00
Joseph Gillespie.— " 10 00
Wm. B. Biddle... . 13 10 00
Wm. Meals .. 14 700
1 Louis Strome 14 7 00
Hiram Warren 14 7 00
Jacob 0. Herbst.-- 13 10 00
MIL Minnie'. ....... .—....----. 14 ' 700
Philip Winter 14 " - 700
Y. W. Wisotaky ................. ....—.... 14 7 00 1
F. W. Ileilhecker .... 14 7 00
A. 11. Hunter _.... 13 10 00
Jeremiah Culp 14 7 00
Daniel Culp 14 7 00
G. H. Swope 14 700
A. D. Buehler 12 12 50
Robert Horner 14 7 00
John M. Huber 14 7 00
Soper 4 McCartney 14 7 00
Ditto second store... 14 7 00
8. O. Cook 14 700
C. H. Buehler 9 25 00
Jacob Sheads 14 7 00
Jacob Reilly 10 20 00
John Cress 9 25 00
George C. Strickhouser. 14 7 00
Cobean 4 Cunningham 13 10 00
Joseph Jacobs 14 7 00
McCurdy k Hamilton 9 25 00
Alex. Spangler 9 25 00
Bigham 4 ( o 9 25 00
{Bible 4 Sons 9 25 00
Samuel Faber 14 7 00
John Gruel 7 00
Wm. Di erbow er. 14 7 00
ME
••••••••
OXFORD TWP
Me!horn A Bender 10 23 00
Marsh ci. Oro . . ... . .. 10 al CO
Abraham Shealy-- 11 16 00
grey .it Schnell 12 12 60
Daniel M. Miler 14 7 00
L. Hershey 14 7 00
Martin Hensel.— .......... ..—........ 14 7 00
W. D. Emmert 12 12 60
R. R. Yon ta .................. ................. 14 ' 7 00
John Ginter„ 14 7 00
Francis X. Smith 7 00
BERWICK BOR.
Lewis Jordy.....
Mary Steffaha
Wm. Davls
D. E. Hollinger
Mrs.Mayere .........
BTRABAN TWP
Jan G. Gilbert
Upton Neely 14 7 00
Hugo King 14 7 00
Philip A. Myers 14 V CO
DanielGoltlen 10 20 00
draft tt Eckenrode 11 15 00
I=
Howard cf Bro 13 10 00
Jacob S. TILUgh Inbaugh- 13 10 00
Singleton Eicboltz .......... „....-... 14 7 00
Adam S.Nlyers 10 7 00
HAMILTON TWP
ricking d: Cu 7 00
Elijah Spangler 13 10 00
Shafer it. Stout _ 14 7 00
Runty L. 31111er 14 7 00
Jolla Golsettnau 13 10 00
Dr. S. Ile 14 7 00
Geo. Spangler 10: 10 00
J. J. Klein__ 14 700
(leo. Muudorfr
Wm.B.lllldebrand
~h i
II
Job u U. Ruff.
MOUSTPLEABIetT TWP
Samuel Shorb 14 1 00
Simon tiaralah 14 7 00
Wm. A. Meliiberry ...... 14 . 700
J. E. Bmith of Co 14 7 DO
Ephraim Miller 11 lO 00
MOUNTJOY TM'
Emanuel Teener
J. Yooet di Son
EM110!!
511.NALLKN TWP
Eppley a' Ilcerpes....-
Hoffman @ Barkhultler .
Henry N. Miaolgb
Cheri. D. Elden--
H aids Penrose
Wm. 8. Cart
LITTLE - STOWE 808.
Samuel Little
Martin Steffy
Elhorb d 4 Mcliberry .....
Reesman 43 5h0rb......
John Hinkle....
J. U Butters.. .... ....»....»......
Miss Kat•Scbreiner...—.......
11.43 J. Howard .......
Wm. F. Crouse
Marin it 43 Lefever--
Jobe H. 14
Amos Sheely .......... -....-. .... 14
J. W. oobrecht... .......- 14
Colebouse Itidri
-er 3
Henry Dysart.. -- 14
Dr. James Cress .......... ...... 14
Lavine Bittingar 14
11. 8. Klein .................. ..-....-. 14
Ephraim Myers . - ....... 11
Young ...... 11
Snyder Son-----
Alex. Little--- _... 14 1
Crouse Bros A' Co ....-..- ...... 14
FRANKLLE TWP.
Pinsk Spangler 15 00
14 7 00
J. H. Radensperger ..... ...„„ ..,„.,.. 14 7 00
U. W. Wltmore • ..... . 14 7 00
Barney - Rent ..... 14 7 OD
Solomon D0me...._............ -..-....- It - - 7 00
Martin L. Miller 14- 7 00
Mrs. Rollman 7 00
Jacob Marks 14 7 00
James A. Robert R0bert.......................... 14 7 00
Jacob F. Lower 10 00
Alex. Miller__ 7 00
John E. Little 14 7 00
11UTLER TWP,
7 00
Lewis F0h1......................—. ...... 14 7 00
Jacob Eppelman 14 7 00
Edward 5ta1ey..............--- ..... 14 7 00
Eliza Smith .......... ........... ..... ... 14 7 00
Israel Shank . 12 12 SO
RAMILTONBAN TWP.
Ilartuingh it Br* 14 700
Skit:tided Ilusselmam 13 10 00
Worth if klnimelinan ~- ...... .. 13 10 00
Cherie.' 1?. Hinkel ' - ' 14 7 00
D. Sullivan a Son 19 12 50
CONOWAGO TWP.
Michael Re111y...... 13 10 00
Wm. M. Schwartz 13 10 00
John Fowler 14 7 00
LIBERTY TWP.
Samuel Martin 14 7 00
Martin Orerboltzer 14 700
Charles IL 13011 , Tmin 10 7 00
LATIIIOIiN TWP,
-Warner d , Pm.. ' 14 T 00
T. Di. Breaunan 14 7 00
Joel Grim! 14 T 00
ITUNTINOTON TWP.
Rachsel Pilkertoo • -
14 700
B. W. Ziegler. ...
_
J. 11. Cline_7 00
Hartman tf . it . tale . ; ...... . 7: . --....—...
13
10 00
Griot ( Bowers 11 1 00
J. Y. Gardner 11 15 00
14 700
Mrs. Grlest
Baritlystetshaw 14 700
Lewis .41sikm • 13 10 00
T. 6, Wolf 7 00
John W.Beistsel...,..— --- 34 T oo
14 7 00
CGMBIOLLAND TWP.
Paxton Bighsta 14 7 00
117.1t1LANY TWP.
Myersk 50n........„. ...................
UNION TWP
DAYI4 W ineii.
Samuel N, liaket ' “ • • i 700
Abraham Bell • . - • 1 100
1 00
Edward Wenta• Y 00
Byra. Bagger • 14 100
TTIONE TWP
P. A C. Yeatte ....—......
J. P. Houck
Dsalel Delp
APPEAL
Notice is hereby nisei to all Ferrous Intemted to
the &bore return of olasslacattop, witl'hojd an
Appeal, at the Oommtasioner's (Moe, in Geetyilburg,
on Saturday, the Nth day of June ogee, Mures the
hours of 9 A. AL and 3 P. N., when and whereat' per.
sons that may consider themselves aggrieved by said
elaasiticatton may attend.
193. The above License, mast be paid on or boa.. e
the Drat day of Jaiy,lB99.
J. IL WALTER,
4pprOset of Mercantile Taxer tor Adams.
flay -
TO ASSESSORS.-
The /vapors ducted In ltd are required to mai
stgberoT4lty Goumefasioner's erns% 14 Gettysburg,
On Thursday, She and day of ,June
next, c 4 10 o'clock, A. AG,
to toostve traseripte and Indtruatlons for &at Pa-
aro viNgr ti) & 1 btry w• No owl dioubt 611 to
be preieet.
order of thiOomadaskakers,
Ytty 2L—td
.4 . 4'6 'to . go . . 4iiii.,o f
toi - Mt • • • 'Pi lONS tan
*town t o e etty•bll7 dt p
' . W3ot=bad
.111;
bY
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e if • f 41.1
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v1 131 . ,‘
eilior.
' E ti o r as 4 l :!." — C l 44 ol °
"Wird* et
;SIIN
• ...-~, ' ' ,k_ -' ' -,,., ~ rr,'..
OM
14 700
14 700
14 700
700
..... 14 700
-14 700
GEOROE B. STOVER k TIIADDEES S. BIBLE,
HAWN() entered into pertnerahip In the SUCH
BRING ROSINESS, will carry It on In all Its
branches. All kind, of
in their wlOll. Market 'Mud in Gettysburg, at
Arnold's Corner. Fresh Boer every Tuesday and Sat
urday morning. Small meat. Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday morning. As we pay cash fur our stork
we can sell as reasonable as auy good firm In ()attys.
burg.
T 110.3 having fat stock fur sale will And It to their
advantage to all ou or address the new Piro.
FITOVEIt k WIBLE. •
_ 14 7 00
TLIE firm of Newport t Ziegler having been
solved, the undersigned will continue the Baking
business, in all Its bnaches, at the old stand,
Corner of South Washington and R est
Middle streets, Gettysburg, Pa.
CRACKERS,
CAKES,
14 1 00
ESE
MITEI
cativtantly baked and always to be had fresh.
With many years experience and every di position
to please, ,he feels that he can promise satisfaction in
all cases. Orders solicited, and promptly attended to.
With many thanks for the patronage bestowed en the
old arm, Ito continuance is asked.
lIALTZER NEWPORT.
7 00
7 00
10 00
10 00
7 40
700
7 00
7 00
7 00
13
14
14
....... 14
Fii
BARK !
_BARK !
500 CORDS WANTED !
• ?US SUBSCRIBER WANTS
500 CORDS OF
BLACK OAK BARK ,
too which he win PoY ele 00 per cordon delivery, In
goad order, at hie lanyard In GItrITBSITRa.
JOHN RUPP.
April 30,, 11165—tr
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10
EiEl
WM• J. MARTIN,
Wholesale and Retell Dealer In
11-ROOERI.ES AND LIQUORS.
A large lot of Groceries that I am selling Cheap
br Cash.
CHOICE" LIQUORS,
Old Rye Whisky eight years Old.
Very Old French Brandy.
ALL OTHER KINDS OF LIQUORS,
A Pfulral 0 81 1rtalont of 11/TrEHS, among which la
Mlshler's Herb Bitters.
Pure Liquors for Medical pur
pow at WM. J. MARTIN'S.
Table Cutlery, Glassware, Queens-
WkRE, ac p WM. J. 31AaTIN'a.
Apra 30, lsw.
JOSHUA SEITZ ,
[formerly of Hanover, Pa.,]
Fashionake Tailor,
Two doors from Amok!? Dry Gooi Store, on Hanover
street,
'NEW OXFORD, PA,
tine West Fashions received from New York
and Philadelphia as soou as tuned.
May l 4.-2 mo
14 7 00
Walnut Lumber.
virmaiinT Lukatit wanted of
TA.84011811Z 1 3.4. Apply by letter or other.
srlaa to
W. O. HICKOK & SON,
Eagle Works, Harrisburg, Peon's.
April 16.-4 t
... 13 10 00
... 14 700
14 700
-Neo 9i - 1 (3 B ,
The first account of DAVID J. EL ME,
mittes of the person andstetate of DAVID J. Slant,
• Lunatic, of Adams county, Las beau m o d i n the
Court of Common Pleas of Adams Co., and will be
confirmed by said Court, ms the Card Monday is lace,
180, unless tense be shown to the contrary.
JACOB MELIIOIIN, Proth'y.
zio. 85 ammo ST., PHILADELPHIA
NATIONAL LIFE 7 . NEVRIINCE CO.
OW Tit
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
1113
, 0 .; cor
.renpievay4o fe34 a4alyrn
New Amy,
ITk. IiATION AL Liii Dianium (mean is
•ftirptillitiOßCbartera by apecia Act of Cowen,
approvedi s aly y 1,1145, with a
WALT'S, %like
Cash Capital 9f One Million
?ohms,
eadfraow tharo,o l ,Torld aid prepared tuba
' Motel teem offend to Astetteeed Wither% trle
ere hatted to APPI7 Or 0114 *.
ratj-far.kd i a l !Pk ) b44 l 4l2ltestlee et ow ott
eee.iesstea in the seeend story of doiDankhig Amuse
where Medan sad Peetplitehs tt!lly \ dipibleg the
414141.01.a11agid b 7 tbsamiriv,l**Xbe had.
•
B t S RU SEL4+e Nagiator
DAnD yam, AgfpA, ftetrg.pa.
sew attintionststo.
TAX NOTICE.
Notiimovlsher*by 'keit thatso ABATZMIPIT Ot
PR (111 Ni. ba allowed on the Borough Tax ea-
Nan d k ir the year pa, whirb shall be paid on or be-
JULY IST, 1889,
mita JAMES MeCILEARX, iNdleetor
By order of the Town Game%
ALEX. SPANGLER, Preet
Attest :-1?". V. Dctrimilg, Bevy
TO COLLECTORS
The Collectors of State and County Taxes for lees
are urged to make all collection/ possible and pay the
mate over to the County Treasurer on or before the
182 OF JULY NEXT
By order of Com mire Moen!,
J. If. WALTER, Clerk
May 21—td
BLACKSMITHIN G.
B. G. HOLLEBAUGH
H AS opened is.ltiackstalth Shop on Washington
street, next door toCiirktzpka's Carpoctor Shop.
and Is prepared to do all kinds of BLACKSALITI
ING, at reasonable rates, and Invites a 'lmre of public
patronage
REPAIRING of all kinds. Give me a call
April 30,1869-tf
BUTCHERING
NEW FIRM
FRESH MEAT
April 30, IS6O-1f
GETTYSBURG BAKERY.
All kinds of
BRICAD,"
ROLLS,
♦prl Q. 111E9-Lf
May IL—td•
E, W. ?LARK & CO.,
BANKERS,
GENBEAL AGENTS
Pi/ 241 i
geg aiktrailtinnti
r •
H. A. PICKING
MMUS= dIZICIVT,
ReprescnteMemont reliable Fire, Life,
Accident,. Live Stock, and Horse
thici, insurance Companies in
Me United States.
CASII ASSETS OP COMPANIES REPRESENTED,
OVER $40,000,000.
PERPETUAL, STOCK OR MUTUAL
RATE RISKS TAKEN.
SURVEYING AND CONVEYANCING
OFFICE IN WEST PIDDLE STREXT, GEITYS
trii G MYNA .
May 7,1539.-6 m
flit', 21.4 d
HOME
INSURANCE COMPANY,
CABII CAPITAL-TWO AIILLIOST DOLLARS
Assets Jan. 1, 1869,
J. U. WASIIBURN, CHAS. J. MARTIN,
Socrotary. Pre.idout
ONO. SI. LYON, A. Y. WILLI( A
Asst Secretary. Vice President
T. R. GRERNE, D. A. LINA LD,
• 24 A3ll't Sectretary. 24 Vice president
H. A. PICKING, Agent,
Wed Middle Sired, Gettysburg, Pa
4pril 30, 1860.-Ow
ITNSURANCE COMPANY
OF FORT! I AMERICA,
NO. 232 WA LNUT ST, EL Plll,l
INCORPORATED 1791.
MARINE, INLAND & INSURANCE
Issues LI tnite.l or Perpi to Policies
Altqf Al11.141415(10, '
,Jl3::'S.'. 39.
:20,000,C00 LOSSES E.tID IS CA S 11, SINCE ITS OR-
ARTIMIL G. COFFIN, CIIARLES PLATT.
President. Vice Freed,lent
MATHIAS NORMS, Secretary.
H. A. PICKING, Agent,
Office in West Middle Elreef, Getiptitirg, Pa-
April 30, ISGO.-ilut
We direct attention to Wanainahcr
dc Brown's advertisemet. The Largctit
Clothing House in . Philadelphia.
82 TO EGO WA NAMAKER& BROWN—
MEN'S At BOYS' CLOTIIING.—
tiorments angiug st every price, cat In every style,
readydnado ar wade to order. S. E. cora Ar SIXTH
and MARKET Streets.
87 , TO 52.3 SPRING OVERCOATS.—.IIIeIton,
Fancy Casairnere,
Chinchilla, Beavers, itc.,larireet variety in the city.—
OAK HALL, SIXTH and MARKET Ste.
At TO 146 ISCIINESS BOLTS, BOTII Foreign
I, V and Domestic Goods. excellent
stylus. S. E. corner SIXTII and MARKET Streets,
OAK lIALL, WASAILAKER I BROWN.
$2O TO $6O DRESS SUITS OF ALL the de
iambic styles, suitable for any or
cask.. WANAMAKIIII k BROWN, SIXTH A MAR
HET Streets.
8 4 TO $2O 13 .. 0 1'.' ,„ 8 . 1. 1 1T . 540 . 11 , 5 . C 4 10 . L . 1 1 Dze t
class goods. WANAMAKER k BROWN, LARGE
CLOTHING HOUSE, SIXTH and MARKET Sures.
87 TO $25 BOYS' and YOUTHS' CHESTER
FIELDS In great variety. W ANA
MAK ER k BROWN, SIXTH sad MARKET Streets.
8,9 TO $3.50 SHIRTS, UNDERCLOTHING
GENTS' FURNIsIiI NG GOODS of
every kind, at small advance on COl4. IPA NAM AKER
k BROWN, OAK HA LL, GREAT CLUTIIIII G HOUSE,
SIXTH. and MARKET Street,.
Nov.2o.—lyin
Borough Ordinances,
Adopted by the Burgess and Town
Cotineil of the Borough_ of York
Springs, Atay 3, lBi9.
PRETZELS, ka
Be it enacted by the Du-gers and Town Council of
the Borough of York Sprints and it is hereby enact
ed, That if any Man boiler, butcher, tallow chandler,
or coy other person or persons whatsoever, shall dis
charge or permit or .IZIIO to be dischart ed, from any
house, workshop or pretnises in ecU borough, any
filth or other foul or lIALIIICOMI liquid, no that the
came shall pose I oto or along any alley or public pate
within the same, to the annoyanco of any citizens or
persons passing said etre, tor alley, each person or
persons so offending, and being thereof con•icted be
fore the Bargees of sahl Borough, shell 'orfeit and
pay the sum of three dollar. for every such offence
and ousts of proaccution.
NO. ii—.Nuis..ascza.
Be it entente,' by the Burghs and Town Connell of
the Borough of Tort Springs, and it is hereby enact-
That !fatty per. xi or pe, anis, owning or occupy.
lug any lot of ground ur premises within the Borough
of York Springs, shall suffer any mud, excrement,
gmb►ge, dirt, stagnant water. cr other flab, from
which may trite say effluvia offensive and inJurioue
to the ettiatue of veld florcugh, to accumulate ur re
main on the premises in tbesald Borough so owned or
occupied, every such person ur pereons ao offending,
and being thereof convicted before the Borgoss of
said Borough, shall Lrkit and pay for every such of
fence the sum of two dollars t.:.,retbrr with the costs
of removing the said annoyance and the costs of pro-
secution.
Be it enacted by the Burgess nod Town Council of
the Borough of 'fork Springs, and It is hereby enact
ed, That it shall be unlawful for any awine to roe at
Largo within said Borough, under the penalty of for.
rating one-half the value thereof to the ~se of the
borough ; and it shall hereafter be the duty of the
constable of sold Borough, if he shall and any swine
limning at large with n said Borough, to seize and
and tate'posiession of the same, and confine the same
iu some safe place, and make report immediately
thereof to the Bargee., who shall thereupon Issue
his precept to the constable directing the sale of the
same, after giving seventy-two hours notice of the
said sale, by at taut slz written or printed notices
posted in conspicnc.us places within said 11.,rovigh ;and
gimlet swine shall not be re-:)aimed by the owner
thereof before the time of sale, as hereafter provided
for them, the same to sell at public outcry to the
highest bidder and report the same to the burgess un
der oath, and alter deducting the coste of Burgess and
Constable to pay une.half to the treasurer L.r the see
of the Borough and the remainder to the owner of
said swine. dud La it further onocted, that it sh a ll
be law of fur the (cater or owners of any swine so
seized by the constablo to misuse and take possession
of the mime any time prior to sale by the payment of
all cut's that may bare accrued on the same.
Bo it enacted by the Burgess and Town Council of
the Borough of York d-pringt and it is hereby enact
ed, That hereafter all persons uwning property la
said Borough, who may build or re-build any fence
or fences boundingaoy. Wee:, alley Gr court within
said Borough, shall be and are hereby required to erect
the name on the lines laid down in tire town plot as
surveyed and drawn by James 1 / a ris, in April, 1360.
NO. 5.-191tC1119.
Be it enacted, by the Burgess and Tuwn Coumni of
the Borough ut York Syringe and it le hereby en
acted, That any person ur pencils who may here-.
alter erect or luau built or put up any new porch
or portico within said Borough, sholl not eztend and
occupy ur obstruct more also four f,,,et in width of
the pavement in front of the building to which said
porch or portico may ho attached.
I. W. PI:AIt.WN, Barytes
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Grand Jury Report.
ffiG the Conk of Quarter Sessions of the Peace In
an d a ir the guilty of Adaint:
The grind Inqueet inquiring within and for the
said county of Adams beg leave to report that they
have visited the public Landings of the count ; [het
they are able to report favorably of the condition of
the jell. flndibg it In good order; and that the name
can be said of the Aims Rome.
C. Dougherty Foreman, Joseph A. Deader,
John Wetrlch, Pins H. Fink,
Wm. Paxton, Alichael Fink,
Levi Gilbert, lienry-11 Reber, -
Daniel Kohn, Jesse Itypleaus,
Thome/ F. Gramme r, Joseph /cellar,
Jacob Flagg, tiehn ft- Better,
William WiLlg, George Weete,•
David Rhodes, Sena Joaleh Wirthereham.
Benjamin lideCoalt, Samuel Board, '
George John Black.
/day T, - 1869. -he
NEW HARNESS SLOP.
..1 0 if N C U'L - P A
1 - Gnaws his (deeds indl ehe.pablie generally that
.1. 'ha has rositmettlte Resseienaltiagisuslussa, mid
adjola-
opened a Shop au Carlisle street, Gettysburg,
lug thePasesegardspot. where he will luau elk/rare
sad kasp cm bisilialdad,i of , • -, '
ELO,NEISS _ , ,-. • - -
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LT , 41.111111,M0i, is.
which lan - be said it UM kneed eigt 'Oki; ..tlis t . 1
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gtgal Noticto.
-0 T I C - E
N . •
Tha that and final account uf /piss
navonfota. Aellarem - - 4 , 1 11 8ut.
Iftnediaa tolerably, Adams county. es., alcaneesana
In 1116004 K of Common Plea/ of Adam Comity, and
will be 000llraned nyeald marl, err Our 21,44. dair y.
May, 1869, unlen ranee be ,bow to the contrary.
JACOB IdELLUORN, Protley. .
April ?9.-td•
T OTICE.
lr The drat and final account of HEN
RY XYPLIMIII, Assignee of Tames/cr. B'PetixAt t of
Menallan townaltly, Lams county, Pa., Iles been lied
In the court of Common Plea. of Adonis county, and
will be cot:denied on the zsta, day of May, 1360, n 2.
less =use be shown to the tontrary.
JACOB 311CIMOSIN; Brent.
Agin R3,—td•
NOTIGE _ .
The sixth aeconnt of Dr. Joixx AUL,
Committee of the pe.son and estate of OEOIOI BUN
masa, a Lunatic, noir of Littlestown. Adams county,
Pa., has been filed In the court of Coltman Pleas of
Adams county, sod will be confirmed, on Me ZSOI fo/
May,1869, unlosa cause be allows to the cookery
April :8. 1869.-td. JACOB .
LIELLIORN,PToth').
OTlCE.—Letters of A Inis-
A- tratfon on the estate of WILLIAM no do.
ceased, late olt ettysburil, Adams county, haring been
graoted to the nodonagned resaillux to the Borough
or U ettyabarg, ho hereby glees hones to• all persons
kph:Lt.:a to said celiac wreaks taimedlite payment,
and these haring claiensagalust the saint to present
theln properly authenticated for settlement.
lIEMtY OY&AD6Ett,A•'ut'r
April 3 .-6e
DI VIDEND NOTICE.
The, Previdont and Directors of the GIITTYB
- NATIONAL. DANK !taro thk day declared •
semi-annudi dividend of SIX PEN CENT. cleat of
all U. S. taw, pay viols Ma and after yG.y 10t11,1500.
J. EMORY 13Allt, Cab!tier.
31'y - 3t
DIVIDEND.
Tho "EIItcT NATIONAL BANE Of ti ETTYS
BURG" has this day declared • sentil•onn ual dividend
of i 3; PEI: CENT. otor and above oil U. S. taxes,
po.inie owl 'liter thelolh day of May, 1.169.
OEO. A 'ISOLA/. C..hier.
t
REGISTER'S NOTICES.
yoTICE is hereby given to all
.L Legatees and other per sous concerned, that the
A lin inistration Acconntv hereinafter mentioned will
be tires, tett t the Orphans' Court of Adams county
for colitirination and allowance, on. TUESDAY, the
_sth day oI MA 1' next, ut 1) A. 51., via:
20 - 2. Thr , :tri,unt ul Soloman lini•e, AclualuintraiLr
Of Samuel RisitatAtt,rger, de ',I.
The gve,:ol and final accouut of Jam E.keu
ro4-16 awl Jet eat lab Oreuciorff, Executor' of the will of
Saiuucl Oremlord, late of 3luuntjoy Lop ,dec'LL
'4Ol. final accuuut ul ....am D
mo! . Licaxauce
Exe-utor of John Lawrence, dec'd.
The first account of Aaron Ileagy and Jacob
Robert, Executors of tbo last Will and Testament
of Ephraim !levy, dec'd.
"0.3. TI uCL,ULI cof Rot,: tG. MirCroary, Guardian
of Win. McClellan.
21,7. The account of Andres: P. bfosby, Guardian of
11Phecca Epply, minor child ofJacob If. Epply, of
bleualien tap., decd.
'J:R. First and final account of Elizabeth Drenlir,
Administrator of Jacob Dres.sler,drc'd.
209. The first and final account of Samuel J. Shotb
and Jan Myer., Eircuturs of Jain Itoacni,rger, de
cear..4.
21u. The first ea.] final acecuat et Frederick Lohr,
Adintrdetratt.r of ftudoltlL Clouser, dec'd.
211. The account of Conrad A. Lower, Adminietra
tor of the ert.tte of Catharine D ut terar, dec'd.
212. The secand and final account of Henry P. Caab
tn... and Andrew ltrongh, Aehainistretor of John
rtrene,b. deed.
213. 'second acccunt of Peter B. Kauffman, Execs
for sf the Tint Will and Testarueut of Juhr, !Sart
111111,
f2l-I. The first ant anal account of George
AdmiLimtrator C. T. A. de. IL N. o I Catharine Walker,
dree:ued.
:215. First 11,,,,C1itt of John Musselman and David
titeuart, Administrators of Mristisum Musselmsn,
ceased.
216. The acc -, nnt of Jan., Dutters and Henry A.
Weikert, Execntur of the will of llowy Welkert, See.,
Y 17. First account of Wm. Rider, Executar of the
l.wt will and teatameut of Jacob !Skier, flea'd.
.213. Acc.lint of Jamb l'lnak,limardlan of Charles
Edpr Riddlemoaer, =lima ben of Jacob Alfred Riddle
muser,
HST. The first and final account of lion. David Zieg
ler, Administrator of the Ertatea of George Hetet
pan t le, doe d. and Catharine Weisivantte, dec'sl.
tat. The tir.t and final account of Michaol Huffman,
Guardian of Henry Adam, J stin 8., Calvin, Joeepb,
and Ds, id Hoffman, minor chlidren of LOTi Hoffman,
deceased.
R. D. UOLTZWORTEr, Register
April 3*, 1569.-te
7 4irtry ,g)tabits.
GETTYSBURG LIVERY,
Sales & Exchange Stables
N. WEIVER & SON, Propriclora,
HAVING this day associated with me
my hen LEvx in the Livery BUSluedia,
otrried on by me on Wa-thinnton Street tor s number
of years, I would reapectfully return my thank. to
the public (Jr the Iciud pdtrunAge heretuLre extend.
ed to me
!Irving ticw superior accommodattoos to supply the
public, we would sulicit a cuutlaustiou of their pa
tronage.
We claim that we eau furnleb superior teams
At as moderteto prices as any other oe.table.bneant In
Gettysburg..
Our stables will be (wind etccked with tLo best of
lortei and Vehicles.
We can furntsti you a floe flock team with careful
end d,liging drivers fur long or short drives. A
can furnish you a pair of Horses and Ilagzy.
We can furniab you a nice single Gorse and Baggy
for business or pleasure trip.
We can furnish you a fine Saddle Rorie for Gentle
man or Lady.
We can furnish you a Family Horse and Carriage.
We can furnloh superior facilities for visiting the
IL..ttlr tied and eprings.
Particular attention paid In sapplyiug Iftszke for
Funerals.
In (Act, yon ma get any kind of a team to Le Lad
a first 1:IA4 Livery.
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD
at all times and on reasonable terms. Persons buying
lima., at Iho mitablisbment bare a good collection
to Wee. from. All Horses sold guaranteed as repro.
sent,d, or no sale.
Hy strict attention to brisines!, with a dotr r , to
lea, e, we litre to have something to do.
April 9, 18C9-t(
THE EAGLE LIVERY
SALE & EXCHANGE STABLES.
Washington Street, Gctly6burg, Pa.
ADJOINING THE EAGLE HOTEL.
THE undersigned would respect
fully inrortn the public that he has opened
new LI Vi:ltY, SALE AND EXCHANGE STABLE
in this place, and is prepared to offer superior AC•
eommodations in this line. Ile has proeido.lhimsell
with Buggies, Carriages., Hacks, Lldlit Wagon.,
of the latest styles, atte.it:ibLf to meet the publi: de
mand. His Mazes are All gwed, without spot or blem
ish, and perfectly reliable-11,Ae of your "old crir,
pies," but all ofthe"2-40"order.
Riding parties can aiways be accommodated and
comfortable equlpmentsfurniabed.
rarties,largeor small, can get just what thoy want
on the moot accommodating terms.
Vilitors to tbo Battle-field - politely attended to
and reliable driver, ft,ratdhod it desired.
Partit,cr.nvo-0.1 to and from the Depot upon the
arrival And departure , of every train.
Ilorsee bought, sold, or exchanged, and always
a chaucefor bargains given . Our motto Is "fair play
and no gouging."
ImParticular attention paid to furnishing V
hides and Hacks for Funerals.
nro-We natter ourselves that by charging moder
lucky and by furnishing superior accommodation,'
we cannot fail to please every es wno patronises
our establishment. T. T TATII.
lintels and 4.estaurants.
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EAGLE HOTEL.
The largast and Gi , ./1i r0....0t:10n. in
CaITTY.SI:IIIW, PENNA.
ooaNsa o? 01113.04113355.5 AND wAsumaToN 5 ------
JOHN L. TATE, Proprietor.
Z ir An Otanibus,for Passengers and llaggage,rits
to the CU arrixal and departure of Rail Road
?rata.. Careful aerven ta, and reasonable charged.
May 29, 1881'..
KEYSTONE HOTEL.
qA:TT.T.ris,V.EGe i P.A.
WM. E. MYERS, PROPRIETOR.
NOW OPEN.
THIS is anew House, and haabeen
ltd up in the most approved style. Its
location . e pleasant and convenient, tntlng In the
most business portlonod 4,0 .rmery acranglr
teenthloi boom modeler Um secommodatlon and iOlll
fort, at rants. with amploetabling attsehed. WM'
experienced , sertatlte, and actionmodattax Make,
Me Shall nee every endeavor to plena' Vile 804 l
flow open-fav_ttm eater tnionsont of fit optiblttoeepi
igeklattly sollatiaknillaPabliell l l l l.l 1 •19. •
Nay*, tiff.
Wittritis"zinik litittarg.
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&Or apostles n Maw
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OTOVIrS c '. WATCHES'
TMWELR Y 2
r 44 0 'l'iteratitas. Silver and Plated *ius
7,^ , ;4 1 „IIN ir Silver asd-Steet
= 411 , 4 VTACL Fa
as AlsiN Vistrall.lthriten,
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tegirgeetaitawthattlea of those salbei113011•111Cell.
liseacwiest ewe .olfgheir swede, merits or. all
ahem, taDttnigth,titualtility, twee of draft, and re.
Der Work, OS in Weds of greeed, sad le *T
ory ratigassaad grain. Aewlideat of this we
fwelte Chase la went oti n =d aesehise to 0111biell
1.
11011611.41,1•11* balbre lug ideesehrre.
Those machines as raid as Naked Stowers—
BEAN= an Baud Rake, belf-Itake, or Dropper.—
Two differeut ohms: No.l alictilae, with two antic
hers and three Naives., rotting Around shalt fiat le
grain and War het eight intim la grass: No. t, cut
ting four feet six inches.
We bevel/at confidence is these machines that we
are willing to let those wanting a machine teat them
with soy other they may what:and seep the one that
item meet ma tfaisetiou. DODGES' sins-
RABA has even each general satisfaction that we
consider It the best Self-ltake oat, and la attached is
no other machlati except the Dodge Machine, the
Ohio and Buckeye patent.
Pot the booed% of thole wantlag machined we
would refer them to a few of them to whom we bare
sold the boat inumwm, • le:
John Deardorff, Sen.,
Ephraim Lady,
George Lady,
Jonathan vitiator.
Jamie Mickley,
Waled Settle,
Jobs Header,
John Eckert,
Wm. Putt.
Cornelius lotf,
Wm. Golden,
Wm. Moei
VIRDTOOTII LIAY RAKES, including the
celebrated Email lake, aid Selfdlacharging Rakes.
A lie, PLOUGHS, PANNING KILLS, AND VAIN
INPLENINTS G ENKHALLY.
Yemen wishing to enemies mitelitaea will Ind them
at the warehouse of Jo4[ll Wm' ft hoe, Gettys
burg, Pa., es at the realdence of the subscriber. II
Dom Gettysburg, on the Itarriatiorg road. Pee.
ems wetting Circulars will address the subscriber,
Oetly•barg, PA.
NIALIWITN'SIMPROVZD LOW= AND DRAPES.
The strongest, lightest draft,
most compact, simple and
perfect Niachine ever of
fered to the public,
The undersigned having taken the Agency f.
Niahwltak Celebrated Improved Newer and Reaper,
invites the attention of the Banners of Adam. county
to it, as the very best machine now In market. Its
animal construction., embracing ovary necessary point
to constitute a perfect machine ' is so simple that the
most Inexperienced permit can readily understand it.
It consists of a lass number of bolts, pieces and per t•
than Any other machine, and Is better adapted to all
kinds of Reaping and Mowing. A tbnrough 'Lamina.
thus and trial will show this beyond all doubt. /Arm
en, desiring to perciam• tint clam machine, at low
price, will do well to call and examine It. Price
g 125; Reaper Attachment 1t35.
• ALPO—Tit B
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Cucumber Wood Pump,
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for Wells, Cistern', te.,—the beet hi market—and the
•took belag made of member wood the Mute of the
water Is not affected.
airrersous desiring to see the Mayor and Limper,
or rump, can do so by milting at Crass' Warebooso,
Gettysburg; Ilersh's Warehouse, New Oxford, or • t
the residence of the subscriber In blew Salem.
May 14, ILfl.—sme JOBILPII KUNKLE.
H AVING been agent for this machine last season, I
alto oiler It to the fanner this season. It is well
known, having taken the premium at the Benders.
Wile Nair, also at the Gettysburg Mowing Match over
levee others, which were considered splendid ma
chines, and likewise at the Dilisburg Mowing Match.
I . I4 .II4CCULICIUded not to oder any machine that will
not give entire satisfaction, I hare refused agencies
of soveral other machlasi, and bell offer this one as
TU.& °BSA? TUB 81,4.80 N.
Having tried one myself, I know east* what It will
do. I could refer yon to mores of farmers who have
purchased machine. of rile, who are highly pleased and
say ibis is the only machine they would use.
Nitres always on hand, and repairing done here at
my place. This is a great conaideration—thentachM e
can be repaired at home immediately, and with mach
leas coot.
Another great saving Is the BINDER which to at
tached to this celebrated Reaper and blower. It has
been thoroughly tried, and given •atir• satisfaction--
requiring co harvest band except a driver. This
hinder can also be attacheri to the Reapers which
have been sold; bet cannut be attached to any °that
machine except &lir email's.
I will here refer yonto a few hirmers in different
localities, who have bought and used th ese =abaft
Michael Fiscal, Stephen seater,
Nimes Hartman, Mr. Sterner,
Josep h Wlerman, Mr. Linn
Ulrich Jacobs , J. R. ilt rabey
Jacob/Unman, B. /I. Woodbara,
Jacob Leman,
with others, too nnlaerolll to mention
This machine. has a self-rake, Aida delivery, and
is warranted to do Its work so above recommended.
Also on hand, IMIELMANII 1 5XLI-DISCIL&ROINCI
BUREN RAKE, a gut-rate article, which we will mill
at the lowest possible prise. Witt-ringed to give math.
faction. Also the COLUMBIA HAMA alwaisoa band.
Machi tea oat bs oenci at my hots,, three miles smith
of Gettyebnrg, cir atldr. Conrad Linyder's Battlefield
Dotal- LEWIS A. BUSHMAN,
June 3.-11 Agent.
The Farmers' Book
110 bsantlfal and nodal fllustrattona. 750 octet
pages. Showing just what atsty farmer yawls to
know:
110 W TO MAKE TUB FARM PAY
Send for circular Elting full defuefifluilh
FARMERS I FARMERS' BONS t
Experienced Book Agents and others, wanted to take
this book to *lacy Farmer In every Conlinunity. Mo
sinee. permanent. Pala tram $lBO to /akar par month
according to experience and ability. Address
ZEIGLICR, icCQBD4 & CO.,
Philadelphia, Pa,Cisictunati,l)., Chicagd,lll„or St.
Louis, Ito. [Aug.2l,_
NICLIOL/LE wrAvrr
LEVI P.WEAYLIt.
lAD prepared to furnish SDEPISI SEED can
to persons desiring It. Weigh. 47 Iles when fully
matured, and ripens ten day+ mullet than other olds;
grow' larger and stiffer in the straw, aid will yield
100 to 125 bushels to %be acre. Paws. wastiug IS
most make early applltation.
will del/1m tke Oats to persons In Gettysburg
or vicinity at =pas buskeL Address
CHARLES W. OItI EST,
Petersburg, (7.8.,) Adams co., he.
Jan 15.—tf
PRE-EMPTION LANDS.
TRACTS
second he,r,A, preeesnoton Lauda Wooled near Lail
roads,Connty Town; kn., In well settled neighbor
hoods, which I will sell, or exchange at a fair price
for Beal &tate in Adams county, Pa.
leb.6.lBoB.—tt
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FOR SALE.
A -P-11Y4 T WO-4TO.RY DIVE LING
all In thorough repair, and all necessary cathodal.
logs, a good well of water, garden, halt, &c. wlttt
good fecelog—maklog a deelrable reeklence.
Apply to
May I&_t,
WOOD FOR SALE,
soo CORDS OAK,
AT SANDOE'S MILL.
gg-Priee $4 site za per :oral me in. ground
t)ett;er4d. Au g . 28, IEBB -t
CANNON'e
MATUILE WORK ti
CORNEIt 01/ DAL micius AND
DVS Sr, QMSLITE TR COUBT•1l0U8Z,
NVIELYDZSOMIUMOJ NMI 11.11/letirn
May 29,1117.—tt
nETTVBII 110 MARBLE YARD.
KHALI 11.0.
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Ist laat York $ rimy) •ti I/Ars, P. W boron'',
oro►ogorod ta Aspoleb out Moor • o'l I p
EMU Al /401:11711111111/, TOM/111,111111alenkRiP.
I. lb IV el. *post
IVO", 4 4 .111, 1 1, 1 L, ,!:!•411 , abtsksa la *saki's* t
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• ' tsar:
WANTED..+4.he - highest prictt
paid thr swiiirkimai by
Qin. A. 00110111.
Wed YAWN sk.
Viar. 4.-4(
gstabvi Nagottato, *r.
TILE
DODOES' OEM • AND BUCKEYE
Reapers and Mowers;
lleary Culp,
Henry King,
Slletui Peuroas
a•l4 Stewart
W. it. White ,
J. I. K.rr,
Andrew Welkert
Wm. Blgbam, .
Jobs" Galan,
Jun o% N. Hoffman,
Jain N. Boyer,
WM. WHILE, Agent
April 23.-lf
GET THE BEST!
J. H. SHIREMAN'S
REAPERS it MOWERS
SURPRISE OATS.
pal and gtroonai
WESTERN
I UAY CAN HAND A YEW
OF No. 1,
azo. AkNOLD
WITH a ROOMS AND KITOHRN
U. MoOZLEILAY,
200 HIOXOR I',
9EO. ARNO4P
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GETTYSBURG, .PA.,
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