gspitmeatt f
WE WORLD,
DOER' OITIA AND BUCKEYE
capers and Mowers.
want eereortuatlen of these taaohloca wilicom
. me; use or their say.rior marit• over all
ro, In stow:lath, durability, ease of draft, and re
. ility Ibr sr,,rk, no all kinds of ground, and in ev
wiety of crass and grain. Coaattent of this we
itr those in want of a good machine to examine
thoomelvta bier. parchaaiae Moorheny
t,„„. toochioes Can be .'old as Na ked 314:mere—
A PERS As Hand Rake, Self• Rake, or Dropper.—
o different teile#: No.l Machine, with two cotter
s and Ilir• - e Knives, cutting five and a Lai feet iaf
to and fit!: feet eight Inches in goon.; No. n emi
t four feet six inches.
V c have that cot donee in theec machines that we
willing to let those wanting a machine teat them
fitly other they may wish, and keep the one that
en most oetts,U - tion. DODGES' AUTOMAN 81tLF-
E.X has given such general satisfaction that we
eider it the lie,t Self-Rate out, and Is attached t•
other machine except the Dodge Machine, the
mod Buckeye potent.
of the besetit of those wanting maehinea we
• Id refer them to a few of those to whom we hare
the last arAs...n,
John Deardorff, Ben.,
PbZ calm Lady,
George Lady.
Johithan Wieder,
Jam. ilickiey,
Dowel Settle,
John Dewier,
John Eckert,
Won. Fun',
Corsielius Lot t,
Win.•Guliten
1S m. Ito.,
henry Cnlp,
Irenry King,
Jellaba Penmen ,
David Stewart
W. Boss White
J. J. Kerr,
Andrew Weikert
W m. Meuse
John Union , Jolla N. Alciffinn,
John N. Boyes-
1.0, IVIRE•TGor II HAY RAKES, including the
t Rake, and Self-discharging Rakes.
PLOUGHS, FANNING MILLS, AND FARR
LESIENTS GENERALLY.
attne wi•hing to examine machines will find them
e trarvitouas or Jusgru %Yung k Song, Getty,
, Pa, rx at U. rnaidenCe of the sabacriber, 2
- from Gettysburg, on the liarrieburg road. Per
meating Circular, wilt address the subscriber,
yeLusg, Ps.
WM. winE, Agent
aril —if
ET THE BEST!
WITZ'S IMPROVED MOWER AND REAPER
strongest, lightest draft,
lost compact, simple and
oerfect Niachine ever of
fered to the public.
r nu lerrignul having taken the Agency fn
ait n'n Crle brat,' Improved Mower and Reaper,
es the mite:l:ion of the Farmers of Adams county
as the very Lest machine now iu 111101101.
. Inunstrucd iertt. em brae ing every necessary point
nititute a perfect machine, Is no simple that the
inexperienced ran ro tatty understand it.
'lists of a less mind., of bolt., pieces and parts
any other reactu a,, aml is better adopted to all
of Ileaping and Mowing. A through exam [IA
t rhni will show this boynn.l aII doubt. Farm
ing to purchase n first class machine, allow
will do well to cell and exmtane it. 'Price
Attimhutent
ALSO—TITS
cumber II ood Pump
Ciaterns,kc.,—the beet in tnArket—end the
net
medo of cucumber wood the hut,' of the
is ,t affected.
Personn &airing to nee the Mower and Reaper,
mp, caned° so by calling. at Cress' Warehuues,
burg; R'urehou•e, New Oxford, or •t
• idenre of the subecrit.er in New Salem.
KUNKLE.
ILL AHEAD !
1101 , THEINS'
EAPER lV MOWER,
of the Greatest Machines of the
Age,
.eri..r to any other Machine now In ass, an tt
I exert any that will ever be introduced, bar
n thoroughly tried and given general satinfac-
I would 11,114' inform all those who Intend pnr-
Machinve to call and examine for themselves.
lach int. i. noted particularly to excel all oilier
net in strength, durability, ease of draft, and
Oily of work, in all kinds of grass and grain.—
s helged grain admirably, which is a great item
chines to a f‘riner. It ran be need a, a hand
s welt as n self.raker. It cuts 5 feet 2 Inches in
4 fret 10 Inches in g. rasa; has a steel cutter
Ith wrought iron guards; it can be used as a
'Mower as well as a Combined Machine.
II trial of the Machine can he had.
.:4111RE51AN'S SELF-DISCHARGING HORSE
. and the great and well-known BRANT ItARC,
.11 rakes curl introduced. We would also call
:mention to the IRON DOUBLE SHOVEL
G 11, wrung et It o frame, very light sad strong,
hovels, easily adjusted to run shallow or deep,
411.111 tastefully made.
0, THE KEELER AND EXCELSIOR PAN
MILL. the all ilamborough Fan improved, fur
ears a groat favorite 11Z11.11; tho farmers of
. !vaults. It is largo and strong, has two coals
and warranted to work perfectly.
all hinds of FAR3IING IMPLEMENTS always
person wiehing to examine those machines can
m at the Battle-field Hotel or at my residence,
from Gettysburg, between the Taneytown
Id the Baltimore pike.
LEWIS I. lIIISILMAN
25, 15u..3.--tf
SURPRISE OATS
prepared to lurnieh SUB.P.ISE SERD OATS
emit. desiring it. Weighs 47 lbe when Wily
rd. and ripen. ten day. earlier than ether Date;
larger and ender iu the straw, and will yield
124 bushels to the sere. Persons wanting It
..0.0 Carly appllcation.
I will de/ire the Oats to persons in Gettysburg
City et sa per bushel. Address
CHARLES W. GRUM',
Petersburg, (T. 8.,) Adam. co., Pa.
15.—u
tinaurial.
GETTYSBURG
TIONAL BANK.
SITENT BONDS, of all klnds, BOUGHT and
SOLD.
THIRTY !SONDE, convertediutoFlVE-TWEN.
TY BONDS without charge.
.11PlitIND INTEREST NOTES CASHED
GUEST fREMI 1:31 paid on GOLD andSILVER
S and BONDS, of all kind., trough! fur persoas
without CHARGING COMMISSION.
ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED
on SPECIAL DBPOSITS advanced Iper cent
5 PER. CENT. for] year,
PER CENT. for 6 menthe,
3 PEE CENT. for 3 mouths.
w lilting information in regard to U.S. Bonds
Its of ull kiuda, are Wilted to give ilia call
will giro all Information cheerfully.
J. EMORY BAIR, Cashier
s burg, Oa 30, ISG7-tf
RST NATIONAL BANK
i'T TYSBURG
WILL ALLOW
t on SPECIAL DEPOSITS as follows
R CENT. PER ANNUM FOR' TEAR,
6 MONTHS.
di (4 u 3 It
SIT COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES AND
COUPONJ3
Lilo purchase or sell STOCKS and BOND:lief
• d free of charge al Commission, and will at
pay the lIIOIIKRT PRICE for
GOLD AND SILVER,
h plaasure transact all business' promptly u
•re per taining to a wellregulatedEank. .
ORO.
• art,Nov. 11187-t1 ARNOLD, Os
Vtarbit lards.
ANNON' S
MARBLE WORKS
ER OF BALIIMOREAND SASS MID-
T., OPPOSITE TAE COURT-HOUSE,
GETTYSBU.RG, PA.,
DiSOILIPTION OF WORK RIZOVIRD
I FINEST STYLE OP TIII AZT
• IMT.-tt
YSBURG MARBLE YARD
MILLS k 111.0
stYorkBtrest,6ettyibtmg, W2'41410'44
seed tip feralsh el Ilk ledger work I a 11l el flies
a *O3II7II.IILWTS, TOMBS, anDirroxis
bLANTLIB, to. to
ortannotielyisd 44.1 as *be ekospos
*us gaU. Ppubseetakenl a szelukage I
=3
ftt 001
liett l Yebr qr. Frrit Lass.
- Str Susan Bla r hasbeen ' apfr nt
ed Postmistress at New Oxford.
PIANO TUNING,—Prot BENTZ. of
York, expects to be in Gettysburg next
week, when his services can be command
ed by.penons *tubing their PbtrieittUned .1
DAM ERCITMT.—Tht dam it 'fforder's
Hill iviyi token 0, 11:rickny_ 414. oflut
week:, and • work' has bem Aopied,.. :P.
Billbollit Is the taunt. - • •
atILL comx.-.=Wip. IL etli/P,
Gettyebuty, adds his amass* through the
Crrorpiter, Witte liefofteudtclatee for Coun
ty Treasurer; and lEL: Qi fff/orf fttr Clerk of
tliitonrts." " ' l. ` !" '
'REPAIRING ROADS...4l'AVi
sors of the various townships have been
engaged, the last two or three weeks,in re-,
pairing the township roads,many of which
were badly washed by the recent heavy
rains.
ACCIDENT.—A little Ron of Mr. John
Buddy, IbII from,the bridge Oro Alowayir,
Creek, on the turnpike about two miles
from Litilestown, and broke hl4 ooliar
bone. The fracture was adjusted by Dr.
C. W. Benson, and the little fellow is do-.
ing
A lEtEVEftEWol.l.4'44—Wlttlion Stover,
a son of Mr. George Stover, of Littlestown,
cut his left arm halo*, the elbow very
badly with a chisel one day hist week.—
The wound, though very large, was not
dangerous, as no arteries were severed.
Dr. C. W. Benson was called in and gave
surgical ittentlon.—Preas.
ELECTED.—We observe that Rev. W.
F. PaidOn, of Clinton county, - lowa, ham
been reelected Secretary of the State Sab
bath School Convention of lowa which
was in session last week in Des Moines.
He is a native of this place, a sou of W.
W. Patton, E 5 9 .., and a , very itetiVil and
Useful minister of the M. E. church.
DiSLOCATED.—Brady Cox, son of
Mrs. Louisa Cox, of this place, aged 12
years, while playing with some boys on
Saturday evening, fell from some boxes and
dialocated his right elbow. Dr. Huber
was called in, and in consequence of the
intense suffering of the lad found-It. 'neces
sary to administer..dblonAmin and ether
while adjusting the dialncation.
TO BE CLOSED.—Aa the 4th of July
occurs this year. on Sunday, the.day pre
ceding (Saturday, July 3,) will beobserved
In Gettysburg as a National Holiday. We
are requested to announce that the stores
and places of business in Gettysburg, will
therefore be closed on the 3d. The an
nouncement is made early- that persona
from the country and.others baying busi
ness in town may act accordingly.
ENLARGED.—CoI. Tate, the -popular
proprietor of the "Eagle Hotel," has lidded
a three story wing to his hotel on Wash
ington street, which will give increased ac
commodations, besides enabling hitu to
enlaz go his dining room. The demand
for Hotel accommodations in Gettysburg
is increasing year by year, and the pres
ent season, from nil srppeoranoes, will test
the utmost capacity of the different 41o;
teds; including the new one at the Kandy,
sine Spring.
AGRICULTURAL.—In taday's Agri
eul column, 4th page, will be found a
well W/itudu Communication from one of
our subscribers, on the subject of "hold
ing clops" from market, which is worthy
of attention. The writer, although now'
engaged in agricultural pursuits, in an
adjoining State, was for many.years in the
Produce , business to Baltimore city, lOtil
large facilities for acquiring information
on the subject rhatfer + and is moreover a
gentleman of more tbadusual culture;
QUALIFIED.—Mr. Harper having re
ceived from the Governor his commis
sion as Associate Judge, has taken the
oath of office, and entered on the discharge
of the duties-of the office. :Last week an
Important hacbeaa corpus case, involving
the legality of a hail-piece issued from one
of the New Yolk city ()ottrta and,the right,
to'arrest and remove a citizen of thiti coun;
ty under it, was before him. After ar
gument by counsel, the hearing was con
tinued until the 22d inst., when the Pres
ident Judge wilt be on the berich. •
THE CROPS.—Our erxchanges frontall
quarters speak glowingly of the crop
prospects and unless something unforeseen
occurs the country will be favored with
an unusually heavy crop Of cereals and
fruit., Our county not an exception to
the general prospects of a large yield. Al
though the corn is backward, by reason of
the protracted rains and cold, the wheat
and rye are growing rapidly and Ailing
finely. Occasionally we hear of fields more
or leas tangled by the recent storms, but,
not to the extent which might have been
expected. There is also a fair prospect of
a large yield of fruit of all kinds.
WARNING.—On Saturday, the young
eat son of thejunsor editor of Ibis _paper,
aged 4 years, while playing with some brass
buttons, got one of them in his right nostril.
In the efforts to remove it, the button be
came firmly lodged in the upper part of the
nostril. Dr. Huber was called in and suc
ceeded in removing it, after administering
chloroform and ether. Upon returning to
consciousness the little chap explained that
he had put the button in his nose "to seet
bow it would feel,"—an experiment in the
pursuit of know/edgewhich he will not be
try, again- •
MILITARY._—Qtdts a _laige numbed of
Military companies are expected to partici
pate in the ceremonies of July 1. Besides
the Gettysburg and Franklin Zouaves, the
following companies have already compleg:
ed arrangements to be here r—Harrisburg
First City Zouaves, Utica (N. York) Veter
an Zouaves, the Lancaster Fencibles, and
Cluunbarebarg :HottitukAulkagry. = The
,I4neaster and ctiambeitAiurg companies
will march to this place ; the others will
come by
The Cutts' 'Musical • AnootsSien,' 'of Bid
' Wawa, laire aLlnnotißadAtr.,'WlUss tbeir
purpose to be, present.
SCHOOL REPORTS.--Sehosi Directors
will bear in Arad :that the iglu*let ;Re
ports must be made immediately alter the
close of the Shoool year, which washh the
Ist inst., and returned to the County Su
perintendent for approval. These reports
should be handed in during the current
month, to be forwarded by the Comity
8 uperlntendent to thi - Leputment at Har- 7
rlaburg. Districts oeg/ecting ie report
time may lose their share or the State Ap
propiation.
/Air. J. H. Wert, the new County Sn
perintendent having received his cora+
mission, has gnalitied and entered on the
discharge of his official Anne,. Reports
must there:probe made to him-. -iga
tie Ibund at the "Ileglo Hotel," In tido.
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.—A coop
respondent suggests the opening of a de-,
partment in ourpsper, through which the
"people" may have their ay on ourretit
topics. We shall be glad to do so, and
willreloonie oommfficatiocui for—
iUpt tt gtl follewhig ionithigns se es
sential to onAluilted space:
I—That contributors write on live op
ica, of general interest. -
2—That the articles be brief and to the
point, and f r ee from personalities. 14
' 11-111 7 7 Mika. bo 144 b y
et* 1 6 344. toi:Zaitiati,te
11 ". We rier, seVfit:erifoltfisie an
anonymous
wade: 4.
•
4=-TbiCititanditiltsare not to be lield
~..pygonaipi for fityjaws redo:nod by tcAr A
,regoimandsia„
. 44
• 'With tbee - '‘w4aiwe We OA be f og
to beat wbo&Nowsplir be to ow., -x=
ME- .Be
, - :pr rig ;,;. , 1, ''r , r,. "or' 7 '..'
way, the meat, and the
preparations Itir - We - ea.erdeeti of July 1,
I ti kt,7,,P t h==rl IT '
1 t,
i tihtifflorin*llptOtnetiobiliWttal&in
a few 4.lo34 l l4.4PirOPAtts" Awl Painters
rtgiraCtrittllttottatlt r (ooo,
-tia94l 4 leßSOMAttitatoll4. l 4 B PI4P 9f --It tti -4 1-
A:only on thaw:wad, 4 0 14•.004o CAW
bertpits, with mattresses, were purchased
is ItuatouAbe.intritemates haisinstf the - hest
4ind esvied blab( and
spring beitontic , "ll6"GinteOr "the Hotel
wit) be mantiikettirta i tetise grounds, the
Comhtttekihrrifstootliettabithil gen
tle-liewtfliegitinti- to pat tirit Gas
apparatus, hyrwhion they expestrto save
We understand that Dr. slam; under
I t srtztll l itir d lintlentlllha e s th
present season. Dr. 4mitws well kn9prn
aPititeta 4 4 Kilitti#Wtlia4M be Well
conducted. He has been engaging Assis
tants, Coaki!Wsiftniiiiiii..; And will have
the Hotel open for guests by! Monday
weekStrine ke.ii
The Passenger Railway is under
.heSd
)4.l. and wil .
l talmtng
Order by the let. The-ties and stretchers
have_ been laid through chambersburg .
and Carlisle streets. to the :Passenger
..deixtt, and also over a large pact , Al : .the
road between the Spring and . town'. The
rails: wi ll bet of flat iron; iirMlywecured to
the stretchers. Two passenger: cars have
been purchased for rise cut -the 'read. We
hear of some complaint on the part of
property owners on Chambersburg street
that the ties are laid six..inchei 'above the
level of the street, thus interfering with
the use of the street and necessitating its
filling up to the : prejudice of property.
The iron rails have arrived. .
'llTorit. on the . Boldiers' Monument hall
also been commenced. For some days
4eamerhavolieen busy hauling the granite
froui the detest to the Cemetery grounds,
and all thaattnies : being cut ready to put
in ptAcie the. xnothiment Win. not go up
very rapidly. Mr.. BArrEasox expects
to have it completed by the Ist, with the
exception of the two statues which have
not yet art ived from Italy.
TIMBER-LAND SOLD.—Jacob Lott,
Esq., has sold to Hon. Edward McPherson,
22 -acres of timber-land in Hamiltonban
township, near the Cold Spring road, for
$3OO cash.
The Timber-land, formerly part of the
Marla Ptarnatie;proPertY, sold by Messrs.
Paxton d. Witherow on Saturday last,
brought prices which indleste a rise in the
value of Mountain Timber, The tract con
tained 130 acres, and was divided into
twenty lots. It lies to the left of the Maria
Furnace road, beginning at land sold by
the same parties last year and extending up
to Christian Frey'e land. The attendance
was almost exclusively limited to bidders.
The sale began with the most remote lots,
those nearest the Furnace being sold last
Our report numbers them in the order in
which they were sold, and is only delbc
tive in not giving the number of acres in
each lot. We understand, however, that
the best timber was offered in the smailest
lots. The price, it will be observed, varied
4ropa $7.25 to $111.25. The latter was heav
ily covered withthoice locust and chestnut
D. W. Horner bought lot No. I,at $25.00 an
acre ; No. 2, $28.25, John Bighorn ; No. 3,
$32.:55, C. Slriver; No 4, 4.10.00, Daniel
Mickley ; No. 5, $36.00, DOVId Reck ; No.
6, $40.25, C. (Sorrell; 'N - To. 7, $35.00, C.
Correll ; No. 8, $26.30, Tobias Eekenrode ;
No. 9, $27.00, Francis Allison ; No. 10,
-$0450, Henry Cromer ; No. 11, $16.10,
Elijah Eckenrode ; No. 12, $12.80, Wm.
Walter ; No. 18,.57.25, Ppvid Masan ; No.
14, $8.50, Harry Butler; No. Is, $lO.OO,
Caspar Styers ; tio!.'lls; $15.00, H. Forry ;
No. 17, $16.05, Henry ,Landis ; No. 18,
$22.75, G. W. Scott; No. 19, $23:50, Ab-
salom Smith ; No, 20, $30.05, Caspar
Myers.;
The timber- land of John Mintzer, in
jilarnilienboalownahp, lying pa the road
Yronilltatia,Fiarnace o iikteiturnpike in /be
direction ,of Warmth:no', was recently
sold, through Wia.- F. I3enchoff, to John
Funk and - 24likFrickfor 1148 an acre-14
acres and SP,.'perches. In 1880, this .land
was sold' for $857.60, and the purchaser
sincsrthai mit off about $5OO wOrth Of tim
ber. Mr. Beuchoff also Kohl: another tract
-
for Daniel Mintzer, 119 acres and 80
pennies, to .3ohiph iiixi Jetta Hess, for
$693 cash. This land was sold about the
beginning of the Aar, at"the sale of the
David Boyer land, to the Hess Brothers at
90 cents per acre.
feCERLOPS ACCIDENF.—We: regret to
learn that WlLLrell B. 13RILIVDON, for
merly residing in York Springs district in
this county, met with a serious accident
on the 10th kt Merton station on the
Cumberland Valley
. Railroad, four miles
, Wow hl r.'Brauctou owns he
station, and a freight train had stopfied to
take a car ou t t pf the siding. The Star of
the 'Watley describes the accident as fol
lows :—"Tbe rear of the train was un
eiOup/ed and the • trout part started forthe'
lower end of the skiing. Mr. Brandon
wen; OUkto fttfogit'thei couductpr that the
car was not ready to go, and while standing
on the dlsoiumel.ited pa* of the.'lrsins
facing the rear portioc-Mhe
`.'sad hi:Milking) Biandon,
down, one truck passed over his left an
c atiipgfttin,i thteiclfti&miuspe It
is remarkable that after this, Mr.
while thecani,rore stylmoyirig, got from
between the - tracks b4fole 'Elie next truct,
reached him. Drs. Kieffer, of Carlisle,
Actbiscat or,24wetue, mid gt44.y
Rock, were 'atinimOned, and the feg was
amputated five inches below the knee.
At this wilting (Thursday evening) he is
4pingtye4.lo,ll stro4 hem are entertain
ed of hisreceiery." ' •
''''COMPLHEIVRITARI". Ttiesday eye
ning last out end Jacir r ltar . was the re
cl p hitt Wgriresble Compliment
from the Painters engaged on the Springs
Hotel—all4he pl; .iittlir`because the affair
was quite a swprise to him. Mr. Ray, in
the employ of Dr. Smith, has been eritrusti
ed with the general superintendence of the
panda engsmi on. the , bulidlog, mid the
Painters, on Tuesday i evenhig, determined
to present him with a token of their appre
ciation of his gentlemanly bearing and mai-.
fo-,413N . ofnlesy r . s WI9 inxited
6VMAIrIDbi Ittlehleti 'pirloriAit the
"Eagle," when a handsome gold ring, pur
chased from the eatibliiihnient .
Soper & McCartney, was presented •4e; him,
. P i rrri .4—Maca.prakingthepresisntition
4 ; ; ilthough telciilbry 'sur
prise, Tespou4sd in 1 neat acknowledgment
of the Compliment, - after which the party
partoolrof e rfrestu;wds served trip, byllia.
John Grit& - -
-NtliErritEt2f if:Akitiat 441L
ROAD.—The 'ordinance 'to rube
lions of dollars to, oempleta the • Western
Dfarjr*Ad 134 ,a!ffit,/ t';;'
panted Moth branches of the naltimOre
tniticif: " tf-tbieektMr
prima- inmates is- &WIN ' dela
In gitO4OlOP 3 R4Vk N a I I CO C Ti , PF.C' e r4 n r
by its enemies, have announced their par-
Pose, braise VW Itetrfitilleinal baited, to
sae out an injunction tapseweatrehe gp:
=ituretreit::27l=l,
which pwal, F4) , Ftiatioels some Hay
ago. InitidlOte lattelfbitarestodp We l
t t f t litri* l birt i tt r i= ed
wo p taks,
on both roads itla probable that with*. ,
wilttorseetEont.'
• 5 ,1 % Ofr.a- • .4ie
baa'aamilitetillihiteastihiatoir had
yan
" ' /ii. 0114401 1 1/ 441 r d,
2 r.„-t• ••_ '
AV
rpirpertf:rea4thi''&4ll — ,
RIISOKAVOIttI*Po in , POO*, 99 the
9th inst., in the MI years of his age. Mr.
jtift443l44.oitcatisitilcanfi ..4o
giblidiedefiatie at . filattyribari; being it"
note of the College and Seminary at this
place. His first pastoral charge was at Ern
stMtrbarliltirdit fittbentre`:tl.
John:lL•UkiiktWA4lol4oll4. iwicaster, Pa.,
which he served until his death with
greil "itecierittrhoiOrtatt marked Usefulness.
syctp~gmttnnf+;slant,.warm MAO , '
ed, and attractive social qualities.' Called
tspequaa unusually pout trials duriug his
& ,, taististaiftr& . • , lie bravely met and
surmounted them, and_ had before him a
promising future, lovhen arrested in his ca
reerMaetivetisettiniss, brti geberal break
ing down of kisMitosa system, which re
, _411,,, . his fitilitki l last , ircek. The follow
ihg. .31aillt4 was t t . ' • '
as ninnnously a d o pted by
tlix.OfturChVotulkil4 Bt. John's Lutheran
Church of Lancaster :
IWan:skis, kin iglity tied litis in His in
sitcptable wiatiorn laid the hand of affliction
upon us in the remove] by death of our
I
faithful and beloved - pastor and friend ; there
!. . Besokfreil, that in di s it•death of the Rev.
I W. V. Gotwald we have lost one whose
U - SelbAteti and' iticcess as a minister of the
'ind Jesus Christ obtained for him a grow
i Mg end denervingdistinction in the church;
whose tender devotion to our spf!itual wet
fun, and whose, worth and ser vices as our
Abohtit: teacher in , divine things, as well as
his amiable and cultivated social qualities,
endearqhim4u. and to our families, and
who* rpagy le and public-spirited sen
timents tr fide m a highly valued 'citizen
of this co afflonity.
- .Resolved'., That in this visitation of Di
vine Providence we are most deeply and
sensibly reminded that all things are of God,
and "through Him and to Him are all
things ;" and that. we do humbly bow in
meek submission beneath His chastening
rod, and that, in the midst of onr grief and
sorrow, we will Call upon Him for divine
assistance to bear this dispensation of Ills
will, and we will earnestly pray that Hu
may sanctify it. unto us as a Church.
Resolved, That to the bereaved and
broken family of our late pastor, we tender
our sincere Christian sympathy and condol
ence ; and wo will pray that the God of the
witkm•and.the fatherless may throw His
all-supporting arms around them, and com
fort and sustain them in this affliction by
His grace and spirit, and that the rich joys
of His salvation may be theirs and ours—as
they ate now hia, who was so lately with
us—when we, also; are called to lay aside
the wciapone of our.Chilstian warfare.
Resolved, That a copy of these resolu
tions be communicated to the family of the
deceased, awl be published in the Lancaster
papers, Lutheran Observer, and Gettysburg
Star and Sentinel.
6 1E
MELVII ITEMS. —A number
new Barns are in process of erection in
this neighborhood. Among them we bear
of one by Jonas Spangler, 75 by 40
feet in Mountjoy township ; also one of
same dimensions by Ezra Shwe ; also by
Jacob lieefauvre, Abraham Llesson, and
Wm. Young, the latter 50 by 40 feet, all in
Mountjoy. John Cunningham, iu Freed
om, is also erecting a fine barn, having
built it handsome house last season. Sam
uel Weygandt, who lives in Maryland,
near the Mountjoy line, is putting up a
new barn.
John Swisher and John Musser are erect
ing dwellings on their lots on the Taney
tOwtrivad.
The barn of Lewis Schriver near Bridge
port, Md., owned by Cristian Schriver, of
Cumberland township, was unroofed by
the storm of last Friday a week.
In addition to the improvements in
Gettysburg heretofore noticed, we observe
the following : On York street, Jesse
M. Walter has commenced the erection
of a two-story brick dwelling adjoining
Lia residence; Fleury Eckert a back
building to his residence; and Clarks IL
S4018631(11 a now dWeTliug a short distance
palow. On - Washington street, Wm. T.
,Xitig!itrAtitelimit an addition to his Car
riage establishment ; and Mrs. Herrigan
is addittgAnother story to her dwelling.
On Charnbersbnrg street,Nicholas Weaver
has still further improved his residence by
adding another story to the front build
ing, making it three stories; and George
B. Stover a new back building, and store
room on the lot ot.c. Ivied by him.
ADVIIRIMBING.—A distinguished an
-Wordy on the subject says that this coun
try Is - full of men Who - have got rich by
advertising. .In taotno man expects now
to keep his business running without in
forming the people what ho is doing or
where he can be found. The people can
not afford to spend' the time to hunt up
places of business and trade. They have
been so long accustomed to gaining that
information from the newspapers that they
depend dpon that' Source altogether, and
govern their trade from what they learn
and reimptt :thOi homestind by their own
fin - Shies. - A lively adverrtlserdent is a
friendly talk between business men and
their customers. It Is a daily invivation
to come and trade, and every day the rea
d er:ef PiiPersxptctri to see and hear
what the merchan ts,the manufacturers and
tradesmen have to say. A local newspa
paper is a 'travelling agent, taking his dai
ly round to the families of all their custo
mers. No matter whether times are good
or dull ; no matter whetber trade la brisk
or otherwise,- po men • can gford to take
down his sign nor withdraw the pleasing
,influence of a _daily chat with his custo
mers through the newspaper. For a bus
iness man to stop ;advertising, would be
- . ,
quivalent to his saying, "I hive stopped
business, ancl . a,sk no favors of the people."
SURGICAL OPERATION.—Dr. C. E.
Goidillotough, atisisted by Dm. Kinzer and
Eckenrode, performed the dillicalt opera-
Rion on Wednesday last, by removing the
!:larger pottlon of the cis or Slibibone
from the leg Lof it little son of Mr. Enos
Drown, , of. &rattan township, this county,
Eight Inches of the shaft of the bone was
removed and notwithstanding the serious
nattif i the: oPeratiortl the result was a
coMp ete suCeesa Necrosis of the bone
wessitated its armrial.
CLEVELAND LIGHTNING ROD CO.
—The' agents of this Conipany are in town
with the cable Rod, and the only one hav
ing no joints to endanger the building,
which is, being adopted as the best rod
everywhere. _ , They warrant them and guar
antee to pay to parties all damages if the
radsigtouhilOtH. These rods are a most
superior Article, amlare (*reposed of ()w
-hat capper, They . are. stopping: at the
Keystone Hotel, where they will remain
for &few. derya °sly. .
LITISIBER.- 7 "The attention of Carpenters
and Builders is invited to the extensive
assortment of Liuntiei or,all kinds'io be
found at the Lumber Yard of Col. C.
ae .eirlterigielVkioefielhirPerr
me egii.:ll,l4*nitkire; .10 Vida ntitail3 Pine;
Hemlock, Lathe, Siding, Joice, Scantling,
Shitigefi__l l fete,„ ,Rlooring, &c.
4:M . ,llltratated in any qtistialtrknvi it low
rll4e4r- • . tr
Nei . O i rlIER".--The small-siied Hoop
Skirt§ areibe rip:, the this summer. Ths
best and most fashionable are sold by H. 11.'
,Witonit Xfe And ;the exclusive right to
sell the skirt which bas become so pv
-144'17111 Otti IVVett ion buy a
Mop Aid be sire you get - it at frood'e
EItOTO lifettir'ertii ' • •
rift; -
00,135;19/4D4P147--Wil: 0 168,
9rf GMVirr orgrabcture, t h ree sizes,
114444_ eglee t thitisi4 oo hin4 ind for
sale b t R,
134i54191.1[!). miles south of
f ir oTureM-tf
W' •RS '' AST 'D.— • fevi Arst
=( lore4, NVmlnittwi.l l
144 n d employ
by rel4!P lr44tD.
SiamYB;
PIOO3I Ixl'G." 2l, 7
, 3110321011M*684916111rdbk MIA* on
saiiiihatikiatim diamond. En.:
-aa t
15121
MimeLiMaakwh:,ii
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iiiiwiortiimaatiOlcullerw- 610 M -
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AfflErt.-Pra'r.--,' 'rot.** Wm. ,hilft 79.*Pi
Wie4rarialy'irt pubite eitimation, and ItiNi
fkr*ikse4ei , Volllololl4, tor, titstrehno
physicians than they once were. The rea
son for this Is that it is a generally establish
ed fact that wholesome tonics used in mod:
eration daily for years do not loose their
virtue u rtelther do they injure the system.—
`They act in fact ink; air and eNcicise, and
not as "medicines," which are Intended
solely for attacks of illness. The nrrvsa
rantotrLas, especially those of vegetable
origin, all possess the common property of
stimulating the appetite, strengthening the
nervous system, and of imparting strength.
Women generally derive benefit from them
even more than men; their system being
more liable to debility and exhaustion.—
We have again and again in our experience
seen the good effects of tonics where the
eyes had grown dim and the cheeks pale,
and the entire frame showed every indica
tion, of exhaustion, nervous suffering and
The best established bitters before the
American public are beyond question those
of Dr. Stcever, and this is equivalent to de
elating that they are the beat, since among
the scores of really excellent bitters now
current, a poor article has no chance of
success whatever. The most ignorant per
son can tell at once' by its effects, almost
from a single dose, Whether any bitters are
good or bad. These of Stever have been
sold for thirty years, are composed
of sixteen of the safest roots and herbs
of a well-known tonic virtue. so skillfully
selected and compounded with regard to
their mutual effects, that it may be doubted
whether any more perfect form of this med
icine can be made.
Thousands of persons are exposed to or
afflicted with fever and ague, bilious ague
or other results of malaria. Let thorn re
member that these bitters are as admirable
in such cases, us for diarrhcea and cholera
morbus, or any ordinary derangement of
the stomach. Try them and be satisfied
that they should be in the stores of every
family, and the trunk of every traveler.
It is a favorable feature in the advertise
ment of the proprietors of Dr. Stcever's
Tonic Herb Bitters, that no claims arc
made that they will cure every ill that flesh
is heir to. The weakest intellect can hard
ly be imposed upon when told that this or
that remedy will remove every form of dis
ease in every stage, and yet we can not
fake* the majority of journals without
encountering an advertisement declaring
that this or that medicine is a nostrum
which is a perfect apothecary's shop, and a
whole college of physicians in itself, rend
ering all other cures useless. What is
claimed for Dr. Shaver's Bitters is simply
that they will act as a good tonic, and are
capable of doing as much good as a prepa
ration of bitter principle can. They will
not cure incurable diseases, but they will
often prevent a certain class of disorders
from becoming incurable. The references
and certificates issued in their favor are all
true and honest, and of these there are hun
dreds.
From the editorial column of Forney's
Phila. "Press :"
FROM THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.
LANCASTER., July 23, 1868.
KtLYDEE Jr Co.—Gentlemen In reply to
yours of the 22d inst., I would say that I
have used Dr. Stcever's Tonic Herb Bitters
extensively in my practice during several
years past. Ido not hesitate to say that I
have found it to possess remarkable efficacy
in cases of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Loss of
Nervous Energy, as well as Fever and
Ague, Diarrhoea, Headache and other dis
eases proceeding from a disordered stom
ach ; and especially has it proved of ines
timable value in general debility of the
system, when other tonic medicines have
failed to produce the desired effect.
Though reluctant to appear as recom
mending any particular advertised medicine,
a sense of duty to the public and the medi
cal faculty will not allow me to withhold
my testimony to the merits of the Bitters
in quoistion. Yours, respectfully,
J. T. BAKER, 2,L D.
Kryder & Co., Manufacturers and Sole
Proprietors, 121 North 3d St., Philadel
phia.
Sold everywhere.
./terittv of the Narlteto.
Baltimore Grain 4. Prodnee Market.
Ea/(lmam Thursday Morning.
... 545 @ 550
...625 IV 650
1 50 @ 1 65
... 1 25 1 70
84 @ 92
1 20 * 1 25
... 72 V 75
... 000 @ 000
... 0 00 @ 0 00
0 00 CO 000
14i
... 17 18
19 @ 21
19
SUPER FLOUR,.
EXTRA FLOUR,.
WHITE. WHEAT,
RED . WIISA.T,..
Co,M
RYE,
OATh,
TIYOTIIY-31111),
CLoyze.-SEED,..
Flea-sztn,
BACON, SHOULD'S%
" Swz,
" HAms,.
LARD,
GOLD, Phila
Gettysburg - Gratin &ProwWoltz Market,
Gettysburg, Priddy Morning.
5 00
SUPER FLo
EXTRA FLOUR,...
WRITE WRICAT,
RED WRI AT,
Colar,
Okts,
BUCKWHEAT ;
I'LMOTLEI" SEED,
CLOVER SEEP, ..
POTATOES,
Btu,
LAR.D,
EGGS;
Bkoox, HAMS,..
" • Srsotrunnts,
..
TALLovr,
atAkimiLED
DZISEL—FnEr.---On the Bth inst., by
the Rev. E. Breldenbaugh, Par. Levi De u
gel to Bise. Wall A. Frey, all of this
county.
D.ILVIS—TRIIMP.—On the 13th inst., by
Rev. 1). M. Blackwelder, Mr. Martin A.
Davis, of Latimore township, Adams
younty, to Miss Mary Trump, of Frank
lin. township, York county.
itass—Nicoom.a.---On the 19th ult.,
at Mt. Pleasant, Westmoreland connty,
Pa, at Life residetwe of the bride's mother,
by. Ray.S. Niecolls, 1). D.; Rev. W. H.
Hillis, Pastor of the .Presbyterian
chnreb Gettysburg, to Miss Maggie Nic
cow; sister of the officiating cle_myrnan.
ILicellEn—RtiotsEL.—On the 3d inst., by
Rev,
P. Bergatresser ' George T. Hotter, ,
M. D., and Mary L. Rudisel, all of Tan
neytown.
SANDltis—MoNsour.-.-On the 15th inst.,
bribe-Rev. W. S. Vanoleve, Mr. Henry .
Sanders, of New Oxford, to Miss Phebe
J. Monfort, of Adams county, Pa.
STAttz—Rutrayssr.—Orr the 27th nit., i n
liianchester, by Rev. S. A:Young, Wil
liam H. Staub, formerly of Littlestown,
to Saban Manchester, Md.
SaffVfX—ME.tris.—On thel3th inst., by
Rev. D. M. Blackweider, Mr. John H.
Shultz, of Franklin township, York coun
ty"? to Miss Eliza Elenora Meals, of Ty
roue township s this county.
Sizttrmarr—DAY.—On the 15th tilt., by
Rev.- DeM. - --Blackweider, Mr. John H.
Shuman. of York Springs, to Miss BM:s
pew SILT Day, of Tyrone township, this
botifity. ' • •
Viriiii-T-=:lLauntsa.—On the 27th ult., at
the Reformed Parsonage, Mittlasitowli, by
the - Re!. John M. Clemens, T.Trlah Wlllet
•iliaa •F. Harrier; both of this
fIIED.
Obituary notices , s Iseata a lbw or
au or= 4 liala—asalt to_ amonspauj 130. ,
tires.
,
Grant, a 4
ears g i g 9 J i ol u rzrakarj . Sellers, aged
4444. i ttv_.
Annim,Be4 4i
s e - of
,ilatt.l , 4*trtionstirts.
JM. .Attorney at
• 1 w Getlystaug, Ps. Glollactions and all legal
business promptly atteLded to.
omen on Jlalttoors street, south of Court-bouse.
Tone 18, 180841
DMcCONAUGHY, Attorney at
• lo k y, one* one dour woo tut oreux's Drug
stiori 3 Otuuubfroburg 'trust:
Special attention than to Snit', Collections and
:dattismsnt of Estates. MI toga/ bustnasa, and
01111111111 to Pensions, noway, Back-pay, and Damages
against U. dtates,at al I times promptly and efficient
ly attended to.
( A id o ft eraata located, and choke Farms for oafs
In lowa and other western States.
Jaae 18.11102.-4 f
West Middle Street Market
(NEAR THE COUIIT•IIOIISE.)
Every Day in the Week ,
SUNDAY EXCEPTED.
Fresh Beef three times a week, Tuesday, Wednes
day and Saturday mornings. Lamb, Veal or . Itutton
every day. Orders left at my market to the evening,
will be promptly delivered the following morning.
GEORGE A. CODORI.
Jun 418.18694!
NOTICE.
The notes given et the sale of property at
Caledonia Furnace in December last,are now due, and
In the hands "of the undersigned—to whom, or to
DAVID A. Buzau'', Esq., at the Star office, immediate
payment should be made.
row. IfcPligitSON,
One of the Executom of HUI. Thaddens Stevens.
June litZt
VALUABLE FARM AT
. PRIVATE SALE
- -
The undersigned, Executrix of the will of JAMES
Townstsn, deceased, in accordance whit nth' will,
now offers at Private Sale, the valuable Flan] on
which she now resides, belonging to the heir, of
James Townsend, situated In Rentilog township, Ad
ams co., Pa., about PA miler north of Hampton, fur
miles from York Sulphur Springs and mile front
the Baltimore and Carlisle pike, containing 201
ACRES, more or lets. This is commonly known as
the "Old Round 11111 Farm." It is mostly of the
granite soil, he. been heavily limed and manure.%
nod Is In a h!gh date of cultivation. There are about
Iro Acre, of good farming laud. and 40 Acres of good
timber. The farm le well watered will, springs and
ranning water; a never-failing spring, of excellent
water about 23 yard. from the door; also, another
very large and strong spring about mile horn the
booze, from which the Water rune to the honso con
tinually, forted by a hydraulic Ram, which has been
In successful operation for over twenty years. There
ie • barrel of excellent water standing in the kitchen
all the time, suitable for conking or washing. From
the houce the water is carried by load pipe to n
trough In the barn yard, thus furnishing plenty of
water all the time for all the stock. The buildings
aro a large two-story STONE DWELLING HOUSE.
a gall sired Stone Barn, a large framed Stable with
stabling fur 13 horses;Hay Mows Straw Shed, Sc.,
Wagon Shed, Grain House, Machine House, Shop,
Smoke House, Spring House, Hog House, and other
necessary buildings—all under pine shingle roof.—
There lea No. 1 Apple Orchard in good bearing order;
also, Peaches, Pears, Pintos, Cherries, &c., in ebend.
ALIO!. This desirable farm Is very conveniently loca
ted in regard to Churches. School Houses, Stores,
Grist Mills, Saw Mills, Blacksmith Shops, kc.
All persons desirous of purchasing such a farm are
respectfully invited to call and examine for them
selves. They will find Has represented. Terms easy
and reasonable.
113-Any person desiring any further information,
(i( it iv not convenient for them to call,) may obtain
It by letter, by addressing
MARY T. TOWNSEND, Execntri a.
Hampton, Adams co,
Juno IR, 1P69.-3m.
THE DESIRABLE TIIREE-STORY
DWELLIN(I, liOtJSIE ,
3:sleet front, on 40 folt lot, with tw ,-,t ~.ry Erick
Back budding, In first cl,s t from
Court Ititt,re strVtt, ~a LIC-
Luumlutlatiug 'berms. 1 Jucte --tf
GROUTER & BAKER'S
ELASTIC STITCH
FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES,
493 Broadway, Nue York
730 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
POINTS OF EXCELLENCE
Beauty and Elmticity of Stitch.
Perfection and Simplicity 01 Machinery.
Using both threads directly from the spordl. •
No fastening of seams by hand .11,4 I.IF, waste of
thread.
Wide range of application with.ut chsngo of ad—
Justin:rent.
The seam retalus its beauty a id fir lune., aft,r wash
ing and Isuing.
Besides doing/Lil kinds of work done by other 5 , !14.
lag Machines, these Machine, execute the most
beautiful and permanent Embruld,ry and orn ,mental
work.
Siena Highest Premiums at ail the fairs and ex
hibitions of the United States and Europe. have Leen
awarded the Grover k Baker Sew log 31achines, and
the work done by them, wherever exhibited In com
petition.
/Ernie very highest prize, THE CROSS OF TILE
LEGION OP HONOR, wait cooferr,•l on the rei.re
•eotatire of the Gruver .1k Baker L'eltrinr,3lacbineir,st
the Ili position rairereelie, Paris, 1467, thee attest
ing their great superiority orer all other Scoring
Machines.
.tiFer sale by D. W. ROBISON, Geityeburg
June 11, 1869.-1 y
June 18-81
69. JUNE 69.
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Drugs &Family Medicines
PATENT MEDICINES,
LIQUORS AND WINES KR MEDICAL PURPOSES,
PURE SPICES AND FLAVORING EXTRACTS,
DYES AND DYE STUFFS,
SOAPS, PERFUMES AND TOILET GOODS,
INKS, WRITING FLUIDS AND STATIONERY,
PHYSICIAN'S PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY RE
CIPES ACCURATELY PUT UP.
PHYSICIANS AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS SUP
PLIED AT REDUCED RATES.
Forney's Horse Powders
the best and ebeapeet for Horse., Cat tle and Swine.
Other Horse Powders of approved make..
HUB E R S
Baltimore Street, Gettysburg, Pennia.
Jane 11, 1860.—if
ME
5 50 @
1254,150
80 @ 100
1 DO Oil 1 20
WM. KNABE & CO.,
90
2 50
7 00
0 85
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGIIT
NANO FORTES,
Thee* trudrumenta have been before the Public for
nearly Mkt, Team and upon Choir excellence alone
attained an unpurehased pre eminence, which pro
nonucce them unequ TONE
6 op
combines great-power, sweetness and fine singing
quality, as well an great purity of Intonation, and
reenacts throughout the entire settle. Their
pliant and elastic, and entirely free from the stiff—
ness found in so many Pianos. In
WORKMANSHIP
they are unexcelled. Using none but the very beet
seasaxed etateriat, the large capital employed in oar
business enables no to keep continually an Immense
stock of lumber, kc.. on band.
A R.O ar SQUARE PIANOS have our New Improved
Overstrung Scale and the AI:MASTS TREBECE.
We would call special attention to our late Improve•
merit. In
GRAND PIANOS AND SQUARE GRANDS,
Patented August 14,1866,
Which bring theriano nearer perioction thanhas yet
been attained.
Every Piano fully Warranted for Five
*IN. BENTZ, York, Pa., Pole Agent for the above
celebrated Instruments, to by special arrangements
enabled to furnish them at the Very lowest factory.
prices.
KNABB & CO.,
Jane 11, 1889 —9m Baltimore
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
I have opened an agency for the
SALE OF REAL ESTATE ,
in connection with my law business In Gettysburg.
p, n i es v bhing te mall, or buy lands, may and it to
their adrantageto call.
Farms and Woodland
93 ACRES OF WHICH 40 ACRES TIMBER for $l,BOO.
A GOOD WARM, GOOD BUILDINGS and TIMBER
..ar Gettysburg granite land.
A 1 WARM, nger Gettysburr red gravel lend.
- A
FARM. 130 ACRES, AT Sao isti, A ORE.
A TRACT 01 GOOD LAND, 65 ACRES, AT $35 PER
scum.
%MY GOOD WARM, WITH 100 ACRES UNAPT
AT 11b PER dOps, VERY CHEAP.
100 ACSE3'IVITH PEET GOOD BUILDINGS AND
10 ACRES CHESTNUT TIMBER, YOH $6,000.
A TIME CELLO FARM, GOOD LAND AND GOOD
BUILDINGS, AT $36 PER ACRE.
A A V
100 ACRES, near GeHysburg.
'gawp /ARM AND GOOD BUILDING, AT
WARM,
sae pigukcjig, two atlas from Gettysburg.
A WARM, kasr mites Sven Gettysburg, 130 PER
AGRI VINAP.
A wita GOOD GRASS WARM, two alias from
GAIN
a, G oo= GIMP TABBILN AND LOTS AD
jormire.
A rows GOOD YAWL IN GOOD ORDZIL, 566 PZR
AGRI.
GOOD PAWL BUILDINGS ALL NZW, UAW—
AMU KANT OTHBR TBA.OPIL
ALSO UOUIIB AND BOUGING LOTS towN.
R. N. M lo 94 111 41 1 rp
totrowriae „ 4 „ . .... 4 prmy at law.
FOR SALE
FIRST PREMIti3I
=I
BALTIMORE, MD
M
•, few Advtrtiotturato.
STRAWBERRIES.
2,000 QUARTS!
ROBERT SHEADS,
Gettysburg, Penn'a.,
T. prepared to tilt - Edith EiSItAIVISEPOiIEF, of the lic , l
•arieties, raised.tu hie own Nursery, and 'n any de•
Bred gnantity.
.Order 4 promptly atteadotl to
Oettyaburg,Jane 1,1136.-3 t
A WORD TO
CONSUMPTIVES.
Being a short and practical treatise on the nature,
causes, and symptone of Pubnonary Ctintunsp
Bronchitis, and - Asthma, and their prevention treat
ment, nod cure by inhatati,m. Sent by nail, roe .
Address Q. VAN 11111111E14 31. D., 16 West. 14th at.
New York. - [June 16, 4909-1 y
VHS IS NO 11111113UG
1)Y seuding 3.5 cents, tritlsaga , helght, color of eyes
IL) and hair, you wilt receive, by return toad, scar.
rest picture of your Arturo husband or wife, with
Dune and date of marriage. Address W. FOX, I'. 0.
Drawer No. 21, lonitonvllle, N. Y. [June 11-4 w
CHEAP
-100 lbs 01 tl/0 PLCORA C , )IP4NY'B
CoLOHITh PALNT (coding 51•2.159) Mill
Veldt as ti och u. . 50 Ili, of Lead,
3 nail wear longer. For porticolorn,
• arldreoo S. BOWEN, Soc'y., N 0.150
CO3T LEAD . N. Four th Phdaddplda.
.1.01:NT6 IV.tNII;ii FOIL
SECRETS OF THE IZEAT
CITY
M====s:ll•lllM=
=
r t j .N.tec rdrk C
It contain! itZi One enzrayint. a tit, Si icirvt,
me t Ino:ructiro , :knit work
ONLY $2.50 PEIL COPY
Arent. , an, meeting with unpri•ced,vitpd
One iv Maill”,r,vgli. rep,rti, en)", il,rs In
A day. One iu tA1T.,1,11.1 Co., Ca., tl in It day. one in
Mertitirn, COWL. 0i in lA., 1.4),, alni a great many
others 100 to 200 per week. Send for Circulars
and see our terms, and a full deicriptivn of thu work.
Address, JON Ed, ❑MOTHERS A CO., Philadelphia,
Pa.
Publivlitd in Loth En glkh nod Gorman.
Jane 11.—loiv
AG F NTS WA NTED FOlt THE
BEST BOOK MP TILE PERIOD,
WOMEN OF NEW YORK;
OR, THE UNDER WORLD OF THE ,Itl Ar CITY.
Thin most startling revelation of ni.,dorn
New York Eocie.y unwa.L.d. "1 - ho Ariit,rscy,"
"Woman of Neatnro," Womvn," IE4 all
classas thoroughly s') Multi:l6...n, Ad
dress at once
The New York Book Ca., 145 N11E14.11.1 nt.,N1,, , , York
Juno /
BE CAREFUL
WHAT MEDICINES
YOU TAKE.
ard
\ T n .', alu e d " f. l d ' e r „ 1 4 , 1 " o ' f r :i ' l ' i r e k t h ion? g Leal
•igorating, don't drink whis:tvy or
any Intoxicating
thing. whither under the nanoe of or °the,
wise. Such articha give just al touch idrohgth to
your weary body and mind at the wLip gird to th.,
jaded horme, nod no more. Alii , do -lie ,burn art. ore
ink:riot. to N erv,healtiL nod 01, ALWAYS I. liowtd
by DEPRESSING ILMACTPLN.
DODD'S NERVLNE C INVIGORITOR
tin TONIC and OEN E STIMULANT a hith is NOT
attended by REACTION. What it ;airs It
maintains. When it retreslies bedy mind, it r,
freshea with natural strength that courts to stay.—
We aru not recommending teetotalism in the interest
of any faction ; but long and ea tended observation
teaches as that ho who resorts to the bottlo fir rest
or recuperation, will find, an hu keeps at it, that he is
kindling a fire in his to,pen which will consume like
the flames of perdition. Tarn from it. Take a tonic
that will refresh and net destroy. Dodd's Xenia° is
for sale by all Druggists. Price one Dollar, Eee
book of Certificates that acc6runanies each bottle.
June 11--4 w
IMPORTANT TO
Newspaper and Jobbing
PRINTERS.
The Knickerbocker Card 31annfactory, No. 7; .4 V!
Folt..n Street, New York, is now furaii!,ing Prit,t.,
Cards at a lower fi, , ,are than any other la )1140 In the
trade. gamplca and Ligt ncaited,atapplica
than. ;Jo 11—Iw
I=l
tED JACKET
A X E
Is Letter than our te e s...Lir slaps.,l A sea for theta rea
sons: first—lt vitt deeper. Sec,ul—lt dou't stick
In the wood. t .I.es not jar the Laud —
Futtrth—No time It 'rooted in taking the Axe out of
the cnt. Fifth—W ith the canto labor you will do
onexhird more work than with re,,,ular As, R e d
paint hat nothlr,4 ts., do Nail ti,•• i I , of this
ASP, for all our Axes are p red. If y;ur
were slurs does not keep our 7, -.le, we will gladly
answer iugniries or till your orders direct, r we
you the name of the eerie , .Cer who keeps our
Axes.
LIPPEseIiTT BAKEWELL,
Pittsburgh, Penns
Sale 6 , Tier+ of j,;l , arn't, And Prd Jacket Patent,
FIRF:: FIRE!: HILT
GLOBE FIRE EXTINGUISHER CO.,
.V o. 4 De / Str,a
MEE
Grant reduction in prig. No 1 S'e",: 50.3 $lO ; N 0.3 it",
First-class Age Arldre,B n. libOT.
STEAM ENGINES
AND 11011;E: It?.
P i ROM 4 TO 3'o'ollsg POWER,IcrIttd ill.; the cele
trate.' C.Jrli,4 Cut-.ff 1:11,'12 r , Slide Valve ~ 4 1
tionary Engtne., PA-taLle• Engine.. Cir
cular, .Ifalay and Grin.r Elair Sitar:in!, Pl 11 1 ,”,
he., Lath and Shin,:le IVlip.tt itz.l C,rn
Circular SawA. Se,,l t" 'IP er'.pnve Cir•
othr .2t) , 1 Price Li-t. WOOD e: MANN t.:T EN
GINE CO., Utica, N. Y.
WANTED, AGENTS, 1 . 7.", to par month, every
whet, male and female, to introdure the
GENUINE lIIPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE. This machine will stitch, hem,
fell, tuck, quilt, cord, bin!, brai•l and embroider in a
moist sumriur manner. Price only SI.S. war—
ranted for five years. We will pay Stood for any ma
chine that will sew a stronjer, mare beautiful, or
more °Math:seam than ours. It makes the • 'Eltstic
Lock Stitch." Every second Stitch* Can be cut, and
atilt the cloth cannot be puilad apart without
,tearing
it. We pay Agents from i7a to per month and
expensed, ur a commission front which twice that
amount can be made. Address SECOMIS A CO., Pitts
burgh, Pa., 13.14011, Mans., or St. Louis, Mo.
CAUTION.--Do not be imposed upon by other par
ties palming MT worthless cast-iron machiLec, under
the same name or otherwise. Ones is the only gee.
nineanti really practicalchcap machinemanufactured.
FNER) . , With the ur r AGE p1t1i.9.3
and nip priatiug material ac
companying it, er.ery man can
do hu own priuting neatly,
• quickly and cheaply. They
E 0 simple iu c,u,truction,
that a bcy ten ye are old ten
crutilymanago thu largest sloe.
Printed iretruetluns ACC sent
with Loch UriCe, ti/ !Ill,the
ILLS purchaser to get Ilt Utak with
mut n pieviond knortl,lgo of
printing. A cirenlar,cJarnin•
111:Z tall de,r:pti,n, price,,tes.
\V-IN bent f.ee to all.
Our Spechneu Sheets of type,
cuts, it:, tin cents. A L:dress
ADAMS PRESS CO.,
NIB TER, 5J 31U1t
IRT STREET,
W YORK.
DATEN TS.—MuNN.C: Ca., Editors SCIENTIFIC
AmmucAN, 7 Park Row, New Ywk. Twenty
three-years' experience in obtaining AMERICAN
AND EUROPEAN PATENTS.
Opinions no chargo. A pamphlet. 103 p:.geA of law
and information free. Alf ar1.66 13 at., 0
IMEIFEEE
ALUMINIUM BRONZE k OROIDE WATCHES,
with American, English and Swiss Movements.
Chains and Jewelry of evcry style. Price List sent
free. Address OItOIDE WATCH CO. 93 Washington
street, itoston, U. S.
TEN PEit CENT.
MICHIGAN BONDs
For Aile 0y A. WILKINz+,
$lO.OO PER DAY GUARANTEED
Agents to sell the :route Shuttle. Sewing Machine.—
It makes the fc.ck Stitch, alike on b.dit hag the
antler-feed, and 1J equal in every rtspect to any Sew
ing Machine ever invented. Price s'2s. Warranted
far 5 years. Seud far circular. Addeo.. Joll:f3uN,
CkiliCt Co., Boston, Mass. ; ritt•hurgh, to., or St.
Louie, Mo.
tlooos SALARY. Address U.S. Pim,Co., New York
ASIC YOUR DOCTOR OR DRUCHIST FOR SWEET
QUININE—it equals (bitter) Quinine. Is made
only by Y. STEARN•A, Chemist, Detroit.
WANTED—AGENTS—To sell the AMERICAN
KNITTING MACHINE. Price 525. The sim
plest, cheapest and bolt Knitting Machine ever In
vented. Will knit 20,000 stitches per minute. Liber
al indacemants - to Agents. Address AMERICAN
KNITTING MACHINE CO., Boston. Masa., or St.
Loula,Mo.
NEDRAWIA--Nerrourners and reniais Weak /ICI.I
Cured.—A Clergyman's Widow surered for years
with the above diseaser, and for the benefit of like
sullerers will send the means of her own cure &ea.:-
HRS. DIXI FRANKLIN, Jersey City, New Jersey.
C . C — c
O
DR new terms to agents before %ending to any
other Scm. We give 105 yards sheeting for clubs
of 100. if all returned, and at the same rate for clubs
of thirty, forty and sixty. Recollect our Dollar Sale
is the oldest and largest in this city, and perfectly re•
liable, all orders and letters being answered the same
day they are received. Don't pay the high prices
charpd at the stored. but save your money by sand
ing to ris, and don't condemn our dub 'Tern of Idl
ing pods before you try it. Male and towels agents
wanted in all towns and villages, where prices aro
high. In sending clubs, sendlOcts. for each name,—
Circulars sent free by mail. EASTMAN A KEND
ALL, 26 Hawley street, Boston, Mass.
HO'BRIBLE II
IHAVE suffered with CATAII.E.II for 30 years; it
hsd destroyed my voice and
my sight Gad heariug. In six weeks I bare been ea
tirelffcnred. For•humanity's sake I. will fond the re
ceipt for the simple remedy, postage free, to all aIP•
acted. Addreas 11.F.V. T. J. ALHAD, Drawer No. 1711,.
Symms°, N. Y.
SPORTS' MOUSTICHNB forced to grow lo mix
Weellti; Mot so I will send S I. Samples M mats.
Addssit GEMBIT, Portland, Me. VaimU...4t
Inv tivattuntres.
ALEX. J. TATE'S
RESTAURANT
Chanthcraburg and, next door to the
"Keystoolc libtd."
ALE, LAGER, POP,
OF MK /MST.
A l .O, Upt ciA, Tripe. Turtle• Soap, Cheese, Eggx, Rod
t very tLiug usually found In a first-claw Itestaunuit.
Air GIVE. US S CALL. - IA
Jut.- 4,1.50.-tf
BUTCHE R. I N U.
NEW FIRM
GEORGE it. fiTOVER t TGADLIEUS S. WIBLE,
HAVING enter.' into partneriblir In the Burcu-
ERING BUSINESS, will carry it on In all its
bronchi , . All ninth; of
FRESH ME A T
In their Market stand In Gettysburg. at
Atoll's Corner. Fresh liver vvery Tuesday si! ;list
nrdny morning. Sinvi I inv.iis Wan...day, Thursday
and Friday morning. As w n 1.4 y cash fkir our stock
wu can soil us iv.vonall e as any good ling in Getty.-
Those having fit stock sale will find It to their
advantage to call on or address the new Firm.
STOVER WIIII.E.
April Mt, 1860— t
NEW SPRING & SUMMER
GOODS
AT ARENDTSVILLE. PA
TOBIAS it. COVER
t A ll n : ' ‘ " ,.7.l ' t i t i l i d " i)
turtle,t of
WHIM
I=
GRUCERLES,
QUEENeWARE,
HARDWARE, tc
llaviug purchased my entire stock for cash. lam
prepared to sell very cheap. Give me a call and Judge
r yourselves. T. R. COVER.
Slay 25.—Gm
We, diret attention to Wanarnaker
Brown'd advertisernet. The Largest
Clothing house in Philadelphia.
4;!.,) TO SW AN AOIAKY.Kt BROWN.-
31EN'S A 11016' CLOTLIING.—
liarinenti ranging,- of every price, cut in every Style,
ready•rtmle or mode to order. B. E. curoer ti IYTII
md MAIIKLT Streets.
+'7 TO SPRING OVERCOATE.-31eltun,
I 8111 Mixed, Fancy Casaimere,
nenvers, tt c.,largebt variety in the city.—
OAK HALL, SIXTH and MARKET Sts.
86 TO lb IIIInINESS LSOTH Yorelgn
uLJ 11,n..tic Goode, excellent
styles, S. E. corner SIXTH and 3IARKET Streets,
OAK HALL, WANA.HAIiEIi &BROWN.
0 TO :du DRESS SUITS OF ALL the do
sirable styles, suitable fur soy oc
casion. IS ANAIIAKEIL h DROWN, SIXTH A ItAIL
KET Sto
1 TO BOYS' SUITS YORSCLIOOL Rome
and Drc..—uowestatylrw and Le.tt
clam. \YANA KER k BROIVN, LARUE
IWES , E, SIXTH and SIARKET Streets.
10 425 BOYS" and YOUTHS' CHESTER
I FIELDS iu great variety. WINA
MAKER Jr BROWN, SIXTH sad 3.lAltliET Streets.
TO 13.50 8 111 It T , UNDERCLOTHING
.11.11N1811ING UOODB of
every kind,at email advance on cost, WA NA NI AKER
A BROWN, OAK HALL, ORE AT CLOTHING ROUSE,
SIXTH and MARKET Streuta.
E. W. CLARK & CO.,
BANKERS,
NO. 35 S. THIRD ST., PHILADELPHIA
GENERAL AGENTS
NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO,
or TO!
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
States of Pennsylvania and Southern
New Jersey.
The NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Is
a corporation Chartered by Special Act of Csingreas,
l‘PProredJuly 18ei , i, mitt a
Cash Capital of One Million
Dollars,
nJ is nuw tnnrnisglity organizes: and priparLil furliu
terms offered :o Agento and Sol icitorr, ho
0 illTitcd to ripply At our office
Full particular, to he had pu application at our of-
Ore, located in the aerr,mt story of our Banking Nouse
where Circulate and Pataphleta. fully describing the
adraurage3 offered by the Company, may be had.
13. S. RUSSELL, Manager
11. A. PICKING, Gettyaburr., Pa
Aug. '21,18i.:9.-ly
tarriagrz,carntSs, fir.
- -
DAVID McCREARY. JOHN Y. 31cCREA It?
"Best always Cheapest."
THE Best and Cheapest,
SADDLES,
COLLARS and,
HARNESS of all kinds, in the County
are always to be found at the old and well known
etand,llaltimore st.,oppostle the Presbyterian Church
(MoCREARY'S.)
Our Riding and Wagon Saddles,
are the meat substantially built and neatest.
Our Harness, (plain and silver mount
.lo Are complete in every respect and warranted to be
of the very beat material and workmanship.
Our upper leather Draft Collars,
CAD NOS es DIAS. They are the best FITTING and
moat durable.
Our Heavy Draft Harness,
are made to order. a, cheap as they can be made any
where and In the moat substantial manner.
Riding Bridles, Whips, Lashes, Draft
Harries, Fly-nets and everything In the line; None
better or cheaper.
Our prices
havebeen ILIDUCID to the lowest living atandard.
A liberal percentage for cash, adult billsamounting
to $.5 or more.
We work nothing but the best of stock and will
warrant every article turned out to beim everyreapect
as represented.
Thankful for past favors we invite attention to our
present stock.
MGI TO OR a call and examine PRICES ANT VIALITE
ISUS.-.11 D. McClt AitY & SON.
eiRRIAGE-3LIKING RESUMED
The War being over, the nodervigned hove reatimol
the
CARRIIGE-MAKING BUSINESS,
at their old stand, in East 3lidilleatre.t, Gettysburg,
where they are again prepared to put up work in the
moot risbionable, substantial, and superior manner.
A lot of new and no:owl-hand
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES. IC,
on 11,111,i, Which they will dispose of 3 t the lowest
pric.e, end all orders will be suppliel am promptly
and satisfactorily us possible.
I W - REPAIRLNG..iNt
done with dispatch, and at cheapest rates
A large lot of nevi anduld HARNESS n Ilund for
sole.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore en
joyed by them, they Solicit and will endeavor to de
serve a large share in the future.
May DANNER k ZIEGLER.
Buggies and Carriages..
REMOVAL.
T i lL n .,t e p ra n ed ... has ,,,. r n e tToTA d l ,110 ‘ r ; t ' r r e r e i t a , U - e m „Ys k :
burg, l'a , where he will continue to build all kind, of
wort in hie line, Nil.:
CARRIAGES, TROT7'ING& PALL
ING-TOP BUGGIES, JAGGER
WAGONS, &C., &C.
Ills work is all put up of good material and by
the beet of mechanics, and cannot fall to give oath
(UV.. Hie prices are always reasonable. lie talk
ie, orders, confident that ho can please.
REPAIRING promptly done, at moderat rate..
W. K. GALLAGHER.
Jply 1,1868.—1 y
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES.
PERRY J. TATE
Is now bnilding a variety of COACH WORK of
the latest and most approved styles, and construct
ed of the beet material, towhich be invite' the attor.
lion of buyers. naelpg built his work, with great
oare,andot meAralal selected with special reference,
to, beauty of style and ditrabllity,,he can conAtessc,
lisecommend di. work as nueurpassed by any othsr
In or out of the cities. AU he asks (Walt inspection of
his work, to convince thme In want of any kind of •
vehicle that this is the place tabu, them.
• - IartrePAIRTZM In 'ovary branch dons at short
notice and on roamonsible tonna.
Glreme scan - at vey, Naetory, sear the corner o r
Wuhingtonsad Clhambenbars street Gettysburg,
Ya
jut 13. 11111Tornif
ED=
BRIDLL,S,_
ftgai Yam.
N - 0.. T r '0 t
bty wilk Mary baring let my bed and board
without anyjnat cans*, I. bereby give notice ta all
pergola not to tenet her on rey account, as I will not
be responsible for any debts oho may contract.
OORNXLIUS 111111[LE.
Reading twp., June 4-3 t
ELECTION OF OFFICERS. .
Parsomit to the act of Incorporation, the Annual
Elect.loo-fur • President and thirteen Director. of tba
"Getty.burg Battlefield Memorial Association," will
be bald at the McConaughr. Hall, in the kof
Gettysburg, on Monday, Me 2.10 day of Jams Jsi,
at 1 o clock, P. 41.
JOllot W. GRABS', PI eeldent.
D.AlcCousOollT, Secretary.
June 4.-3 t
NOTICE.
The first account Of DAVID J. ELINZ.
Committee of the person and estate of Daum J. Sun;
a Lunatic, of Adams county. has been filed in the
Court of Common Pleas of Adams Co., and will be
confirmed by said Court, on the third Noisday in .11111 e,
1889, unless cause be shown to the contrary.
JACOB SIELLIOBN,
!gay 14.—td.
Teachers Wanted.
firlllß &hoot Directors of Gettysburg School Dlf
trict will meet/et Priddy mining, the 18th day
of June to elect Teachers for the Public Schools in
said llorou*h.
There will Leon examination of applicants at 10
o'cla-k. A. 51.0 f said day In the School building by
.1.11 WERT, E•4l ij.kuty Superintendent. All •p.
plicatrs will to rtquirod to attend ,all examination.
11111.. AM WARREN, President.
J. Y. bicCar.sar, Pecretary. Pone 11—td
TO CARPENTERS.
PROPOSALS will Pe recoiled by the School Direct
ors of Franklin township, on Saturday, the 19th
,y of June inst., at 1 o'cloc M , at Monehower'a
i.trern, for the building of a atone School Muse at
Itingainaria, 2 mites west of Caehlown. Plane and
1 1 ;:N11:al.ns can bo seen by calling on Capt. PUNK,
11i A coo av
By order of the Board,
FRANCIS WILL, Secretary.
Jono 11 =3t
lIISSOLUTION.
Tbo undersigned, dolug business under the
Arai of E A. EcuEcuoru h 43aarr, hare this day die
10iVe.1 partnerrillp by mutual cutlet:tat. The business
will be continued at the nbl stand by Mr. Sex ransom
The Ac aunts can be wlttlial by calling on Mr. ECIVIr
&IDE at GI - A:lite Station, or on Mr.GRArT, in flout.
erst own. Perseus indebted aro requested to call and
soul° with9nt da :ay.
E. A. ECK ENRODN,
JOAN N. °HAFT.
Juno 1,180.—(11 3t)
To Bridge Builders
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the office
of the Commissioners of Adams county, unfit the
30th day of June inst., for building a WOODEN
BRIDGE zeroes Conowago Creek, at Alfred Merman's
Mill, on the road leading from Arendtsville to Mid•
dletown. The bridge Is tq be sevecitysix test from
abutment to abutment, two spans, with spier In the
centre, and to be built on the Railroad plan, similar
to the one across Rock Creek at Josiah. Benner's.
Beet white oak lumber only to be need. The stone
can be had within a mile and a half of the Bridge.
Plans and specifications can be aeon by persons
wishing to bid on the day of letting, or on application
to J. M. Web flit, Clerk to Commisaloners.
NICHOLAS WIERMAN,
JACOB (OTT,
MOSES lIA RTMAN,
• Commiagionors.
Attest:—J. M. WALTER r elerk. [Jane IL-3t
TAX NOTICE.
Nuticu II hereby Oren that an ABATEMENT OF 6
'Elt cu the liur,ugh Tax as
sea.," fvr the year 14x,3 , which shell 6n tead otrur bee
JULY IST, 1869,
Unto JAMES McCREART, Collector
By order of the Town Council,
ALEX. SPANGLER, Preet
A t teat D. DCPUORN, See,.
TO `J'OLLECTORS
The Collectont of State and County Time. for 1919
urged to make all collectione poeiiblo and pay the
name ortr to the County Treasurer on or berora the
IST OF JULY NEXT
Hy order of Coznmiasiocers,
J. M. WALTER, Clerk
MA) 21—td
LAGISTER'S NOTICES.
.1. I CttICE is hereby given to all
Legatees and other persons concerned, that the
Administration Acconnta hereituifter mentioned will
Le priAigked at the Orphans' Court of Aden's county
for confi, nation and allowance, on TUESDAY, the
dity1;;;.1; next, at 2 o'clock, P. M., sit:
221. ' t and Anal account ofJob Burkholder,
oLn d.
Carton.
. Mealier, Administrator
of Philip Hem late of Reeding twp.,
The flrgt and final acconat of Jacob 11. Go
brerht. Trustee to men the Real Rstato of Da , tlel M.
()area t, late of Union twp. ' dec'd.
2 - 21. The account of Jecob 11.tetter and Margaret
11. Hostetter, Administrators of the estate of Abra
ham ll,itetter, dec'd.
5. The Bret nud final guardianship account of
Daniel Bream, Unardian of Samuel Eckenrode,a minor
eon of Henry Eckenrule,
The Guardianbbip account of John Mickley,
Guardian of Margaret E. Pltzer, (now Margaret E.
Wildenio,) n ciao xbter of Ilarriet L. Pitzer, dec'd.
2 - 27. The lirbt account of Henry J. Myer& Eitecntor
of Henry Myers, late of Straban twp, deed.
. •
223 Tie first account of Michael Detrick, Executor
of the will of 3largarnt Detrick. deed,
. D. lIOLTZWORTII, Register
Slay 23, 18139.-tc
BOUNTY ACCOUNTS.
STATEMENT OF THE BOUNTY FUND OF HUN
TINUTON TOWNSHIP, made tue 3let day of
May, 1569, f o r the year 1668.
JAMES J. NETCALFB,Treneurer of the Bounty Fund
f Huntington township, in account with asia
town,Lip:
June Ist, 18113. DB.
To balance at last settlement $912 27
To amount receired from Collectorg 1,323 41
Balance dna Metcalfe 81 Si
By amount of Orders paid $232 00
By amount of Bonds paid 4,170 00
By Interest paid on Bonds 613 41
treasurer's Commission .......... . ....... —....—.... 31 ill
-We, the undersigned, Auditors of Huntington
township, Adams county, do hereby certify that we
have examined the items composing the above ac.
count and dud them correct as above stated, and that
there is a balance due James J. Metcalte,Treasa rer,of
the rum of Eighty-ono Dollars and Fifty-one Cents,—
Witnera our bands the Slat day of May, 1869.
JAI:OR LEER,
G. W. MEALS, }Mllion.
TllOB. IiIaNNYDY,
LIALILITIE3 OP HUNTINGTON TOWNSHIP IN
VIE AFORESAID BOUNTY ACCOUNT.
Amount of Bonds due sundry persons 53,660 00
Amount Duo Treasurer til 61
Onion) Irsnei and nopsid 20 00
Interest due on the above Bonds not calcutatod or
i Ecluded in the same.
AiSI:TS OF TOWNSHIP IN THE A FORESAW AQ-
COUNT
AmonetefOutetandiag taxe5........_
Et=l
TLo Oil tNttlntlin,; , Titzes nut.ject to certaiu Ilivners
,Ite.
Juud 11. —3t
ftardwart, Tutlerp, ttr.
11,ARDWARIC,
N I) U It Q C E,lt I ES
I'llE4 tasncriterrhay.)urtruturn..lfrumtlarcure.
with aa ituaaanee duppl) of 11AltPWA1!Et titit)•
CEltt ES, which airy ore Aruriug 01 tholruld stand
Iu LLOtintorrrrrevt, at pricer to •uit tbrtitnae Oar
Ito:A couci•tr la part of
irpenter' , Tuot.
Illackatnitl.' Cool.
•
8h o. trth:Lg.*
C'abinsi Haler' Tool.
iloueekeeper' Mature
A II kln.le of !rob ae
ONOCICHIES Ur ALL KINDS,
011. I' alet• tc. dle. Thor./ .no trticicincluded In
the rovers department. mentioned abora.bn t *hit
can at this More. Kati, claimer Mechanics
can be reconntodated tiers with tool. sod andings,
and Housekeepers can And every erticlsln their
line Give usacall aver• areprepared tosellestow
lurzesb•esnyotherhoussoutoftheCity
DAV/ numeral,
.JOILS •DAIIIIIII
Y.yN,lt/).t
MEAT WANTED
TILE HIGHEST' CASII PRICE PALL) 10E
COUNTRY HAMS,
SIDES,
813.0"11 4 DERS & LARD,
BY NICHOLAS At SIMON CODORL
York Oreet, biltid , "Tote!
Hants anal 'Dried Beef, also Fresh
Mats constantly, on hand --fcr
JOB* 4,..41
LOOK HERE 1 :
THE tiadersigned has leased the
Wara . tionason the corner of Btratrun drool and
lb. italtroad,Osttyibarg, Pa., and will carry on
gram tr Produce Business
inaUttatiraitchee. The highest pricer will always
be paid tbiWhest, ye, .011 t s, Clover sad ?Imo.
thy/Wads, Plasseed, aurnec. liey and Strew, Dried
/reit, Nuta,Boap. Ham Vhou Iders and Oldie, Pota
toes,' wltb,eierything else In the country produce
Ito..
GROCERIES
sonstanaly foe sale, Cones... Sugars. Mattison's. BP'
!pa, Taw, apices, Salt, Chace.", Vinegar, Bala,
Mustard, Starch, Trios~. Unreels. Blackleg. !Imp,
Alao,ooaL OIL, Flak Oil, Tar, lc. visa et in
Medes i.; ilptkevand Nall.; Sleeking and Chearlag.Tw•
Dam.
lie la always able in inpiil3 a first rate article
of Illostroalth the kinds of Teed.
Aleo,lirotted riester, will.Goaneeand other fertili
ses.. COAL,. by the i•e.1....110n or oar load.
Ile will also ran
LINE of FREIGHT CARS
to No. /116 North Howard .tract, LT l l l 4oltt. 8 . 8
No. 811 Marko Idreve,pitiLADLLPIIIA. LII goods
'eat to oftlms place rttlL. reerlvedl and foraaidad
0131.. promptly VI •tood. 'hyoid be marked "CR/98'
April t,1669.-t +
NEW FORW A It DING
AND COMMISSION HOUSE.
AVING purchased the extensive
Warehouse, Cara Ae.. of COL, k isanazaw,
thanndeveigned Intend to carry on the business, not
darn cl
* Arm of Inusas A Co., at the old stead on
the corner of Wstahlostoo•ad Railroad streets, on •
more extensive scale titan heretofore.
ce-A. regular. Rollo( Freight Cars wilt tears on
Warehouse every TUESDAY NOON, and accom
modetton knees will be run ate occealon may requite
lay this arrangement we are prep/red to convey
Freight at all times to mid from Baltimore. All
business of this kind entrusted to tm, will be p routpt •
ly attended to. Our ears run to the Warehouse or
Blevetwon A Sons, 165 north Howard street, Balti•
more. Being detertuitted to pay good price., sell
cheap and deal fairly, we invite evarybialy to ipso.
tut • call.
WM. 11.11.1011A31,
ALEYANDZACOILBAN
JAHNS BIGHAY.
Jan.B, TSAR.
M'CURDY & HAMILTON,
FLO U.R, GRAIN, GROCERIES, &c
MHZ undersigned are paying •t their Warr
I in Carlisle 'treat, adjolalng Bubbler's Hall, the
bighead prices for
FLOUR, WHEAT, RTE, CORN, OATS. SUCK
WHEAT, CLOVER AND TINOTHY-SIEUS,
POTATOES, to., to.,
and In•ft• producers toglie thorn acall before selling
They hays constantly on hand for sale,
A LARGE SUPPLY OF GROCERIES,
kl.lasses,SyropsCotrees,Begars,tc.,wltb Suit Fish,
01Ie, Tar, Soaps, Bacon and Lard, Tobaccos, kc. • Ise,
the best brands of FLOUR, with 71LRD or all Matta,
They likewise hats
snvsa..l.. VALUABLE FERTILIZERS,
Soluble Pacific Cluuuo, RDodw• Pboepbute and A
♦ Mexican Gasoo.
Whilst they pay the highest market prices (brill
they bay, they sell at the lowest living profits.—
They elk • sharoorpoblie patrooago,resol•ad to gl n •
satisfaction 10 11T0f7 CIS*,
July 8,1807.-tf WX. 8. HAMILTON
NEW FIRM.
A. E. ECKENRODE
[May 21.-td
HAS taken the Watehimmt, lately occupied I.
Shinn Hann, at Granim Station, on the Tine of 01
Gettysburg Railroad, 2 miles from II untendown, and
will deal in all kind* of
Grain and Produce,
giving Om highest market price. I .111 also Lisp
conaMntly on baud Air sale all kinds of
GROCERIES,
Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Snaps, Teas, le., with Sal
Ptah, Ott.. Tar, Soaps, Bacon and Lard, Tobaccos, Act
this but brands of /LOUR, with PM of all
kinds; also, Coal.
I respectkilly solicit the petronageoteur friends
and lathe the public to call and examine my stock
A . Y. ECK ZNIODE,
Jan.=.—tt
DANIEL GULDEN,
DEALER IN
Dry Goods, Flour, Grain,
Groceries Lumber, Coal, &c.
Tin undersigned keepson hand, at his Warehouse,
known as"Guiden's Matta.," in /limber' town
ship on theline of theCl•ttynbarg Railroad, all kinds
of
GROCERIES,
including Sager, Cotes, Molassie, Spices. Ic., with
Salt Mob, Oils, Tobacoo, Bacon. Lard, •c. Alga,
LUMBER AND COAL,
including Building Stuff, Shingles. LathoStor• and
Blacksmith Coal. A 1.., Guano, and a large assort.
went of Dry flood., Boots and Shoos. Bats and Caps
man kinds, which he is proparad toaall at th• low
eat prices.
Ile alsopeys the highort market price (or Flour,
Grain,Cont, Oats, Buckwheat, Clover nod Timothy
Seed,. Potatoes, kc.. or will receive and forward the
same to marke.ou comminalon. Ile respectfully asks
his friend■ and the public to give him a call.
Aug. 21,1167.-tf DANIBL GULDBN.
=CM]
Joseph Wible & SOllB,
Produce Dealers, Forwarding
and Conirnission Merchants
&WA-east cornerof Railroad and Washington streets
GETTYSBURG PA
HIGIIIIPIT cult price paid for ali kinds of drain sad
Country Produce generally. The hlgheet cash
price paid for good Hay and ayeliltraw. Weird) keep
oonstantly on hand for =lean kinds of
GROCERIES,
{8,377 ,19
eucb as Sussra, Coffees, Teas, Molasses and Syrup, To
bacco', Soaps Spices, and everything penally kept la
a Grocery Story.
LINE OF CARS TO BALTIMORE.
We wtil run a Hue of Cars to Raltintore w.altly, to
the Marabous of If )(MESON II CO., 128 North ■t.,
corner urrrankl;n, fur the transportation. ~f ~uode
leaving . Gattyabarg ovary Monday and ra
turning on Wednesday.
$ 4 ,377,19
The .best istunda el ►6AT;LTZAAB constantly on
hand, or secured at abort notice for those order itig.
April 9, 1669.-0
REMOVAL.—The undersigned
has removed hi. PRINTING OFVICE from the
Diamond to the corner of Railroad and Washinirtu•
streets, where he will be pleemad to meet his old
friends end patrons
April 17.-3 t
4tal and xtrsonal suits.
13,151 61
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
CHESTNUT _ANDS
The anbacribtra will sell at Public Bate. on .Sofur
day thrllls of lune Next, 20 Lots of tho Marla Fur
nace lAOils siteated ii llareiltonban lownthlp, Ad.
at u• county, Pa. Th. laud I. essay °rises...4 Lela,* a ill,
In a wife of thy: Versate cud a rood road running by
or thr.wah all the lota—the laird Is wall timbered
with a Cue growth of Chestaut. Locust, le.—a part of
it being the beet Rail heater In the South Nlotort•lo.
a large proportlon wilt mails from 2000 to 3000 RBI li.
and 40 to 50 Poitts per acre. The Lote Tory In also
from 5 to 10 acres.
$2303 85
OE3EI
$5 r. 9 31
To %mere wattling Rolle and Poets - hero {sachem..
I getting them 100, as this land id eloarilly a4rau•
44 IN TllllOO.
Fula to CORUVI4CO wt lu un said dwy,
allow:hon. wilt be given and term. mode known by
J. 11. PAYTON,
J.B. WITIIEROW.
Lay 21.-31
WESTERN -
PRE-EMPTION LAN I)S.
I 11• 1 71 t ON RANO • TRW
TR ACTS
OF No. 1,
and hand, pre-emption Lnda locatod Riparian.
roads,Coanty Towns, tr., la well **UM neighbor
hoods, which I will rail, or *Ratans* at a fair ?rife
tor Roil lietatela Admit . county, Ps.
020..MNOLD.
rob. a. 151511.—t I
4 , lac Visding
WOOD FOR SALE, , •
800 CORDS OAK,
"
20it HICKORY,
AT B , AND•E'S MILL.
emi.Prile• >4 lard gaper aunt ea the mewl
ONO. /MOLD.
Gettysburg ! / Au. MI US"
IMPROVED FRENCH RANGE
AND 'URGE4IIRNITURIC
- • siatoraorms
.Bran4ial4 Deane & Co.,
are Iff $0 "ler sty Iry York.
4atig seism
OF ALL KINDS
JULIN CAYSS
DEALERS IN
ROBERT McCIIRDY,
EN=
ME=
J. K. WTHIJI