s, Walden. JANE •-m& Assoantorr ON gs & Family Medicines ATENT MEDICINES, OES AND WINES POE hunnasuptraPons, SPICES AND FLATORLNG l'XnuOTl3, AND DYE STUFFS, S, PERFUMES AND, TOILET GOODS, WRITING FLUIDS AND STATIONERY JCIAN'S PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY RE- WEE ACCURATELY PUT UP ICIANR AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS SUP- LIED AT REDUCED RATES rney's 'Horse Powders est and cheapest for Hilrre, Cattle Rod Swipe „gorse Powder' of approved tr.otea, H BER'S, tiniorc S'lrcet, Gettysburg, Penn'a *e 11. 1889.—tf • D. BUEHLER ' SE BOOK STORE, CHAMBERSBURG STREET, Near the Diamoutl .TATIONERY OF ALL KINDS, DRUGS AND MEDICINES, ;FUIERY AND TOILET SOAPS OUNTRY MERCHANT:. supplied at wholissal prices. • .12.—tf DR. R. HORNER seinne the practice of Medicine. Wee* at his RUG STORE, N C/lAMBERSBrICG FT. , GETTYSBURG -*lino, Dealer In GS, MEDICINES, PATENT MEDICINES., STA NEAT, PERFUMERY, SOAPS, TOILET AR- ICLES, DYE STUFFS, PURE SPICES, to It. R. HORNER'S DIARRERMA MIXTURE, hnlorn Nor Las, Colic, Dlarrhcen, Cramps, Sick dc. Pull direction/ wlthstvety bottle. y 9, 1569-t1 R. JAMES CRESS DRUGGIST, .c in Brant's Building, Balto. st LITTLESTOWN AVING opened a new DRUG . taToit Y, end fl tted it op in the best style, I offer took of pore end fresh Drptts to the citizens of evident end vicinity at the lowest market rates, siting In part et ugs and Family Medicines, Pur uors for .Medicinal Purposes,* Patent Medicines, Horse Powdefs, re Spices, Dye§ and Dye Staffs, Perfumery . Soar. and Fancy art icles. A fall assortment • ea, Stationer, of all kfode,Clgara, Tobacco and Moore's ftlectro-Magrnetle Soap will wash with or soft ,water, cold or warm. Clothes washed thin Soap aro made beautifully white with. gor blueing. This is the best Soap in ass. TIT t It warranted not to injure the bands or fabrki. tleotown.M•y JAMES CRESS. Xertilizero, &c. A R E TRY THE • tar Boric Phosithatk agrienltariste, therefore, who are in seals* flier, active and permanent manure, and Wk. have the claims of thie article presented to the& e for the firma time, the manufacturers Wald; est, that the .TAR BONE PHOSPHATE rttly of their experimental trial. at last; 1:414 fence warranting the fulleet confidence, that SS trial they will and their testimony to that ilar reds, f farmers who now regard it aa the ch d best manure in the market. HE AMMONIA plied ah uudautly from the organic portion PRICE V.ll PER TON IN BAGS. .r wining Ground Roue, 011 if Vitriol, can b (Mt. llf.ll call. • A. Spengler has our Phosphate for sale. PETER BoBLITZ, Manufacturer. lIERKIIOLDER WIV,ON, Router Flay-Freels Buildings, N. W.corn or Washington and Railroad eta. Gettysburg, Papua. • The Phosplinte is for sale by A. SPANGLER, Gettysburg, Pa. WIRE.): t SONS, Gettysburg, Pa GRAFT I RCEIKNRODE, MELIIOIIN a Granite BENDER, Station, Pa, New Oxford, Pa CHARLES KERN, Reposer, Pa. lEEE Word to 'the Wise I ILLY IMPORTANT TO FARMERS mer's Chemical Fertilizer ! IE importance of a quick, ac ti,and durable Ferttliear, adapted to the soil county. Is acknowledged by all lament. Hay. todied myself, after long study and careful ex ~•t~t, that P. C. licattie.'s Chemical Fertilizer all othrrs in arleptclnoseg to ell kinds o 1 LA% 6. purchg”.l the right for Adhruf county, froPltr , l to till orders for it promptly and as tones. It f 00 Imrubog, bug BEEN SUCCESSFrLLY TRIED lumber of our Farmers, and 1■ admitted by all lace It to be the beet in the tnartet, and the ,„. t. l a m prepared to furniallt^thi. Fertilizer In and uiildcllvet any town or village in the County, ordered In not less quantity that a TON. If, time it h.rsa le ►t $5O per ton without bap, or . rags. ILie tortiliser is composed of the bast ui ng ri)roliCals that Can belied. I ate DO oil of ?; tt does net contain any ammonia, therefor* I •t use it. Neither do I use lime nor ashes. OBJECT OP •THE CHEMICAL YERTILIZEM istruduce • fertilizer that will last for a series a —out onl, for one. It contains stilliciest IMOLAI r to mature the grain and make It ripen early, • the asumunla ibrces the growth. 1 expect to •tu.tarea large smpl ly thieve inter for the spriag ,and theretore invite farmers and the public gap to give it a trial - on all kinds of Grains and tables. UTIA/11,-1 bereby glee notice that ?arm Well* lter rAd unteeealgued b.} we, are infrlagemeate ; and - will Le proeocuted and dealt will dims tv law, from aLtch there le to appeal. • /I enlera will be promptly attended to by a 1• .e GEORGE HENDEE, Renderer Me. Penna. K. McKIMM General agentfor sale of Coax. a Mate High te,liendereeille, Adams county, Pa. BOWER'S OMPLETE MANURE, lIIMPLC7CILID Br HENRY BOWER, Chemist, PHILADELPHIA I=l=3 r-Phosphalc of Lin*, Joiviessit 61X/AXTID ?Ili 7101 ADVITILLTION L Manure contains all the elements to produce crops of all kinds, and is highly recommended silo used li, sLo by distinguished chemists • are, by analysis, tasted its qualitiss. rucked in Bogs of 200 lb& each. DIXON, EIIARPLEBiI a 00.. Agents. South Voter Aga 40' 80 h 4414 was• Afwiq rIi;LAD*;.PIi/A PDX ULZ XT WILLIAM REYNOLDS, la !SOUTH ISTILEST, BALTIMORE, MD by dialers gimerally thzoogbont the lioantry howasuce,addreas Ben Bower, Pkilladel [Feb. 19.--17 STAR & SENTINEL has t cirestlation UAL, all the papas in t./tAt Qoaq Wed—hence it +pet t Ltitert i ttim zpOitsk, 69. REDUCED.—Mx. Hoppe, Manager , of the Gettysburg filkinge Hotol, has Induc ed the plies of boarding' to - Olkper weeks and $3 per dity. . ODD FELLOWS HALL.—The new Hall, being erected by the Odd Fellows of York Springs is nearly completed, and will be dedicated this fall. It will be a handsome building, creditable to thtt Or der, and an ornament to the town. One story will be fitted up for Stores, one for a Town Hail, and another for the Lodge. PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE.—The first session of the new collegiate year of , this Institution wiltcommence on Thurs day next. _Pof. Martin, the new German Professor, is on the ground, prepared to enter on the discharge of his duties. •We are glad to learn that there will probably be a large attendance of students. The Theological Seminary will not open until the last week in September. . . FORGlNG.—Yesterday morning Her man E. Long, of Lebanon, Pa., was brought before Justice Cover, on informa tion of Joseph A. Hemler, of Mountjoy township, charged with having forged a Note of $320 against Hemler. Long, with other parties, has been engaged in the coun ty In selling patent rights for Farming Im plements. He was committed, in default of $5OO security, to answer the charge - ARRESTED.—On Friday last a stran ger, answering to the name of James Tray, made his appearance in this place, having in his possession a pair of rounded Check Lines, two Bags, and a Crock of Butter, which he offered for a ale at various places. As he gave contradictory stories as to bow he got possession of thearticles, itis suppos ed he stole them. Justice Cover commit ted him to prison. One of the Bags had theßame of W. Riley on it. A HOME PAPER.—Every person should take and read a home paper of their own, and not depend upon borrowing from their neighbors. They should have it in the family. It is, as a general thing, filled with valuable information for the farm and household, and especially for the children. No :amity should be with out a regular weekly newspaper. It Is an invaluable scource of instruction, and pays its subscription price over and over again. It is the cheapest and most relia ble register of passing events, and money }<vested in It always yield double com pound interest. FIRE TOMATOES.—Editors can do some things as well as others; and in the line of Tomatoes, we may say that we have seen none this season, equal in beau ty to a bunch - of six ripe, well-formed to matoes, growing on one stem, from the garden of the "senior" editor of this pa per, and for which the "junior" hereby tenders his acknowledgments. We are sorry, however, to rob our colleague of any credit connected with the matter, but guess the credit or their production is due to the horticultural taste of his good lady. Mrs. Georgie S .Mcllhenny sends us two fine large red tomatoes, each weighing over 2 pounds. Mr. William E. Culp, sends us a bunch of ten yellow tomatoes growing in one cluster, all well ripened--; the cluster weighing over 4 pounds, STATE FAIR—It will be seen .upon reference to our columns that the next ex hibition of the Pennsylvania State, Aijri colter Society is to be held in Harrisburg, opening on Tuesday, the 28th of Siptem ber, and continuing until theist 9f Qcl4 7 ber. The premium list is more than -usu ally liberal, amounting to about $lO,OOO. As the society is about to hold consecutive ex hibitions at a fixed locality, its officers have had leisure to perfect -conveniences which will add much to the comfort of both ex- Lq_blums and visitors. A new feature in agriculimst - t-thibitions is intrtxhmed into the regulations of this year ; indeed it is but an experiment which' we hope will prove a successful cum It is the ada44cin • of all articles free of charge upon , corn plitme with the requirements of the socie ty relative to entries. Other details relative to .e fair can 'be obtained .by addressing . the Secretary at Harrisburg. MPROVEMPNTS.—Iiir. L. Brandt an Mrs. H. Mohring, of Littiestowm ha • commenced the erection Of new d oiling. in that pho•—tne fortrierA, W Lomboard street,' and the hitierion trick street Arnold, Esq., has built I new d at what was formerly Null'. u 1 il/1w low Harney. Capt. /Ruder and the mill- er, Mr. Edward Shiley, superintended the job, audit is a good one. :- J. A. Shue has built a bank - barlitt Monntjoy township. - The Misses Galbraith have hid a hank barn built in Snob= township. Banc Myer k a licuOgactliiite 431 i3ic at Table Rock, Butler,townshla bar Martin Thomas near by: Ell Busby a bank barn in Latium* kiwnalfig. exandez S.lrimes, i',6w Oxford, has his ew house under way; and Mr. Nagle, of e acme place, has his house ready for the roof. vi Golden has built p two-story atone house and Henry Schwartz s two-Otory brick house, both in Monutjo.! toWnship. Samuel P. Young *l3.llllAng a large bank here on his hotaiin Vnion township, -7, 4diob *reedy is bu.adin B 5W 0 4 40 4 s l tryle sto . dwelling -hewn in kleirfieht. . 1 glegel is building A. hfo-stay bp house at the earner ot-Vrahrtnt.. 'Arent wad the Eininiaribiarg need, in tido place.—Cbtapikr. . I o • sok aastralnarif.Aleidsur4A 1.11iff..4 111111 - Aldiumi. Butt, of Oal:Oberland town etkiP• bar &,94 1 0, 1 Na thaS r4s, l 4ched the tirot week in April last, Which ttao A ltilre . laid ten eggs end le now ha .s SCHOOL OPENING.—The Common' Schools of this place wlll be re-opened on Wednesday nett, Sept. 1, to continue nine months. , • ARRIVED.—The two remaining Stat ues of the National Soldiers' Monument have arrived, and workmen are now en gaged in putting them in position. WA-RM.—The weather last week was very oppressive in this place. On Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, the mercury went lip to 98° in the shade - -isome of the ther mometers. registering 100° and upwards. Slicer, of Lit tlestown,on the 14th inst., had the thumb of his left hand nearly severed while dressing a piece of lumber for a covering for apickle barrel, in consequence of the chisel slipping. NEW STREET.—It is proposed to open * a new street from the Harrisburg road to the Mummasburg road, through lands of Prof. Arehart, Pennsylvania College, Kituitiller, and F. Duphorn, to run north of Stevens Hall. LARGE CABBAGE.—Mr. Solomon Weidner, of Butler township, sends the finest head of cabbage we have seen this season. It is of the "Mammoth Drum head" species, and weighs 17 pounds, stripped of the outer leaves. Mr. Weid ner has the seed for sale. CAMP MEETING.—An Excursion train will run on the Gettysburg Railroad on Sun day next. The train will leave Hanover at 9 A. M ; returning leave Gettysburg at 9P. M. Fare from Hanover 76 ; Oxford; 50 ; Gulden's and Granite Stations 30 cents. pis We notice that at the recent Com • mencement of the University at Lewis burg, in this State, one of the features_ of the week was a Dinner served, up in the Baptist church, at which ladies as well as gentlemen were present as - guests. A number of after-dinner speeches were made, among them one by Prof. Stoaver, of this place. Iled Clna q.• nerllll ° ll 4i. the. ease of QOIII,XS.,_ ' omniiß/sokathillftwltrthe . = l l=a l t=7lo' woo_ tinattlainatnning. The kill -1461 10 :1414 Wel. he having .19cised 40.4 - .144 41110.1" th him to Ctie etehlo. 4s Al the 1.1, 1 01P.4051,tnet oblate'' * Wrest Wes 1 40c144.11ntilIni sit right; . according to Black's etatement, the gun, which Black had taken 3Ptt a him ea be ' left thlr noun, Went off accidentally, the II hammer slipping from -Mal thumb, and the load entering Lee's head) through the neck, prodneing instant death. The Com monwealth' undertook to negative the idea of secideniArkiiiing, bicalling wit imam to proves bad state - cif feeling be tween Black and Lee, quarrels and threats by Black, and also to show improbabili ties in some of Black's statements. The defence ealied: win:lean* to contradict and diseredit the leading witness for the Com- mei:mean, (Mrs. Boseusteel,) and to re but the theory of the (SoMmonirealth as to premeditated ;purpose. We have not thought it worth while to publish the testimony—a greet.portion being really immaterial to the Iseuesoi bemiring slightly on its determination. Now - that the trial is over, we are fre4 to say that While the peculiar chain of circumstances thrown around the case by the • Commonwealth's testimony, may have been well calculat ed to excite unfavorable suspicions, there was nothing in the sworn testimony to authorize a verdict of guilty, and the Jury, in promptly rendering a verdict of Not Guilty, only did what members of the Bar and officers of the Court, who had given the case elose attention, expected them to do. It will not do, in capital cases, to convict men on mere suspicion. The Conimonivealth was represented by Wm. A. Duncan, Esq., District Attorney, assisted by J. C. Neely, Esq. The prison er was defended by Wm. McClean, Esq.— It is not often that an indictment for mur der is tried exclusively by younger mem bers of the Bar, as in this case. And it is but due to these gentleman to say that the case, from beginning to end, was managed with signal ability. The summing up on both sides was creditable, and listened by a crowded Court-room. On Saturday morning,abotirit 10 o'clock, Judge Fisher charged the Jury at consid erable length, with great ability,—clearly and lucidly explaining the legal requlaets to make out the crime of murder, and re viewing the testimony at some length.— The charge was generally understood by those who heard It as indicatitig a convic tion on the part of the Court that the evi dence in the case would not justify a conviction. After being out about half an hour, the Jury returned a verdict of cot Guilty.— The prisoner manifested considerable feel ing on the rendition of the verdict. He had evinced extraordinary calmness during the protracted trial. He rose to his feet, on the return of the jury, to receive their verdict, his face indicating evident agita tion ; and as the lbreman announced the verdict which was to set him, free and establish his innocence of the terrible crime with which he stood charged, he immedi ately burst into tears and wept freely. In consequence of the time occupied, in the trial of the Murder case, a numbed of -indictments went over to November sea /dome, We annex n list of those disposed of by the Court. A,fevr others were set tleil by the parties. '' Com..vit. John Myers—lndicted for lar ceny of sundry artlciesof cloilting, the pro perty of Beaty Brough - . Defendent plead guilty, and was sentenced to four months imprisonment in County;Jail. Com. 113. Same.—lndicted for larceny of sundry articles of clothing, the property of Charles Austin. Deft plead guilty, and was sentenced to four months 'additional im prisonment. Corn. vs. James McCall.—lndicted for larceny of a violin, the property of Wm. E. Myers. Deft. plead guilty, and was sent awed five months 4 County Jail from April 27, 1869. Com. vs. Isaac Smith, (colored.)—ln dieted kir stealing money . 4ban the drawer of Jacob Brinkerhoff. Deft. plead guilty, and was sent to the House of Refuge, Phil adelphia. Com. vs. Henry Bltner.—lndictment for Assardt and Battery. Ignored by Grand Jury, and prosecutor, Henry L. Lower, to pay coats. Com vs. Adam McElroy.—lndictment for Assault and Battery on information of Mary E. Riggs. Ignored and County to pay costs. Coin. vs. Henry Hagen, Washington Bowman and Mathias Ament—lndicted for keeping a Gambling stand (three card monte) during the National Monument cel ebration in Gettysburg, on the Ist of July. BOorman and Ament made their escape and were not arrested. Hagen was tried, found guilty, and sentenced to pay a fine of $lOO sod costs, and to be imprlsone one year in County Jail. Corn. vs. David Slagle.—lndictment for administering drugs to procure abortion, on information of Emma Young. Ignored by Grand Jury, County paying costs. Com. vs. Wm. J. A. Wood. Indictment for Assault on information of Wm. Wilson. Ignored, and prosecutor to pay costs. Corn. vs. John Kuhn and Peter Kuhn.— 'lndictment for Assault and Battery on in formation of Adam Mertz. _lgnored, and pftliecntiii to pay costs: -- .Com: vs. Adam Merts.--Indietment for Assault and Battery, on information of John Kuhn. Ignored, and prosecutor to pay costs. Com. vs. Andrew Waters—lndictment for Assault and Battery on person of Mrs. Catharine Bteinour. Verdict Guilty, and sentenced to pay *Urine and cotter Com. vs. Susan Davis, (colored.)—lndict ed for abandoning an infant child. . Deft. plead guilty, and was sentenced ,to pay fine Of $& end Cotta, and. be imprisoned in 'County Jail 30 dam._ , Com: vs . Vitilliam I'lTlWllindieted for selling Liquors without license. Deft, plead gality, and sentenced- to pay a fine of $1 and coati. Com. vs. Mary Lewrence.—lndictment, for Fornication. Ignored by Grand Jury, and county to pay costs. Com. vs. Sarah M. Ross.--Surity of the Peace. Defl. le a stranger—came to det tyetteresotnd time last week, and fancying that a daughter of hers was in the Or phans' Horne, 'demanded that the should be grr,ep t threatening to, eet ilre to the bandit:lgs, if-heir denim/ ilia not complied with. Her mind was evidently disordered. The Court dismissed the complaint, bat or dered the defenditnt to be sent to her home tilti t atore. , Iti. Andrew *atitia-41ndiotment for Assault, and Battery ,on information of his' - Wife: itebinta Waters: Ignored, aid county to pay costa 7 COM. Eihildt. ttUent for concealing the death of a Bait,* child. Lprolui, comity paying'costs. Corn. vs. James Mcehrughlbi and Goa IfOth.L--fridkttnient fdr ;U64 **AIM ' and Ohohlderi; property of ' leo* D. fiream. Ignored, county payink Costa ' Ooni. vs. Brine:-.-Intllculaent fbr Larceny `of mett, the prbperty Wut.ltream. Igr noted,- countypaying costa. ' I Corn. vs. Christian Hidewick and Casper Ritter. - -Indictment for Assault and Battery On' pencil of 'Mary Betsei. 'yarned, and prosecutrix to pay coats. Com. vs. Mary BetheL—lndictment for Mutat and Beteg on putt* of:Clitistlan HldeWick. Ignored, and.prosecutor tom costs. Com n, ',lnfield tat 3 * l-. ." - In, FornforAto". /gm* lux4'Prodels,EV, John Bonnuth, to pky coats. qtin. lioteollorthi:—/n Alr ronacha , is. iporad, easimr : 1° RV CoaL n',7ol3o)Litan.—UNDies-tor * 1, • • ' firoPertY /11 ,27i.-4*.1 1 1014A walk( PAY* cogs. -you. u. Zavkl- 011p.—Indictoiekt the 4iOulltAmd pattery;au lion °C fred TlOkell. Ignored. and prosecutor tar, PolielF. • . , C°M * Va • 1113 q -Indictm ent for kisinnti ind lisitory, on !donation of John Bingen. Ipoted, and defendant to pay 4 Com. ya. Cbrigian libifferer.—lndimment foi Forcible Entry and Detainer, on infor mation of Ottomar Thrum. Ignored, and county to pay costa. MILITARY RE-UNION.—The Re- Union of officers of the Ariny of the Foto. mac, who participated in the Battle of Get tysburg, has been largely a success. Al though none of the Corps officers were present, except 09. Slocum, of the 12th, there were quite a number of Divisions, Brigade and Regimental commanders, and the meeting has been a 'pleasant one.— Gen. Meade was not present. Among the more prominent officers on the ground we noticed Gov. Geary, Gene. Slocum, Mere dith, Robinson, Coulter, Flanagan, New ton, Stone, Wister, Stannard, Stelnwehr, Baxter, Owen, Howe, !Thaler, Collier, Green, Bonnafon, Graham, McCandless, &Midge, Dana, and others. The field has been visited by officers who participated in the tight, and important points indicated, throwing light on the movements of the two armies. On Wednesday evening there was a Re-Union, Ball and Reception at the Rotel Springs, which passed ofr pleasant. tly. By a most inexcusable "mismanage ment, the tickets of Invitation were not is- sued until a late hour on Wednesday eve ning., and hence but comparatively few ladles and gentlemen from town were pres ent. The movement to secure the attendance of prominent Rebel officers, proved, as we predicted it would, a most miserable failure. The only Rebel officers present were COL Harrison, of Pickett's brigade, and Col. Al len, of the 7th Tennessee. All the leading Rebel officers declined to be present, either assigning other engagements or expressing themselves adversely to the move meet. Gehs. Robert E. Lee, and Fitzhugh Lee, in their, replies, undertake to "snub" the Memorial Association, by expressing the opinion that Its objects are not In good taste, and that instead of erecting memo rials on the battlefield, it would be better to forget the past. The only effect of this at tempt to mix oil and water, has probably been to limit the attendance of Union officers, who disapproved a movement look ing towards making Gettysburg "a mere strategic blackboard, upon which dry mili tary demonstrations are to be chalked out, " instead of a perpetual memorial of the he roism of the Union army, the loyalty of the American people, and the discomfiture of Treason and Rebellion. As it is, the Re-Union of officers on the battle-field, and a careful examination of the ground, will largely aid the Association In erecting the desired memorials of the strug gle, for the InforMation of visitors in all coming time. HOREIM STOLEN.—On the night of the 18th inst., three Horses werestolen in Lit.. tiestown, viz: a dark brown horse, about 16 hands high, bob-tailed, worth $125, pro perty. of Augustus Crouse ; a dark brown dare, 144 hands high, worh, $175, pro perty of William Yount; and a dark bay horse, four years old, 14 hands high, worth $175, property of Jacob Keller. They were missed on Thursday morning early, and suspicion attached at once to a stran ger, who made his appearance in Littles town during the day, taking supper at Yantis' hotel, where he registered his name as Samuel Wilson--Wlleon having disappeared during the night. His right name is thought to be Murphy, and he is said to hail from the neighborhood of Frederick, Md. Wilson, during the af ternoon of Wednesday, called at the store of Wm. ?Crick; and inquired the cost of a revolver, which he examined ; being told •10 } he reviled that he "could do bet ter than that." He did do "better," as the revolver disappeared the same night. Daniel Devilbiss lost a saddle and bridle the same night. On Thursday morning, a party consist ing of Daniel Crouse, sen., Daniel Crouse, jr., Joseph Acker, Brooke Yantis, Benja min Rahter, Dr. Lefever, Dr. Gamier, Ja cob Keller, George Devilbiss, and others, started in pursuit. _Wilson was traced to Emmittsburg, through which placed he passed about 4 o'clock, A. M. After that e was lost sight of. Two of the horses, Messrs. Yantis' and Keller's, were subsequently recovered.— A gentleman by the name of Wilhide, from Johnsville, Frederick county, Md., brought them to Littlestown on Sunday, stating that he had purchased them on Thursday from a stranger who passed through Johnsville with four horses in his possession—and that hearing that the horses had been stolen, he returned them, claiming the reward offered them. NEW ALLEY.—The Town Council having ordered the opening of an Alley, running- -north from Railroad street, through the lumber yard of C. H. Buehler and in the rear of lota of Mrs. Wible, J. L. Schick, and Jacob Sheads, viewers were appointed last week to assess dama ges, Ito. We understand that they award ed the following damages:—Col. C. H. Buehler $850; R. McCurdy $lOO ; Prot Ehrebart $2O. The lot-holders on the line of the proposed alley were assessed to pay the follow sums :—Mrs. Wible $2O, G. F. Kelbileich $2O, J. L. Schick $4O. Rev. B. Smith $2O, Miss Crawford $2O, Jacob Sheads $6O. ACCIDENT.—Mr. Miller (Blacksmith,) from. New Ditord, while on his way to Csmp meeting on last Sunday, with his wife .and ; 'ohild; when nearing 12/olden's Station, met train of cars, when his horse took fright and jumped across the fence, breaking the buggy in pieces. The horse broke loose and ran across the fields with harness and shafts, leaving a por tion of the buggy on the fence with wheels broken, top. tore in pieces—a complete wreck. Singular to say, Mr. Miller was not. injured ,and his irik and Child were hut tlightly hurt. It was a Providential eleape. CAMP MEETING.—The colored Camp Meeting in Wolf's Woods, on the York pike, is now in progress, and'wM contin ue until Monday next. The attendance has been onite large, and good order main tained. On Monday the meats were re-ar ringetl;.so its to bring the audience closer tO Ate stand and prevent offtWiling around the altar. There has been some excellent melting by Bishop :ones and Other col ered men. -On Sunday morning, it is ex peetcid Bishop Talbot, of Washington will conduct the services. . A USEFUL BOOK.—A. H. Hubbard, 400 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, has brought out a new edition of Courtney's Farmers' and Mechanics' Manual," edi ted by G.B. Wuing,Jr. It is not ut ephemeral I)6llc:stip; but a valuable and meth! !rink, manikin', a large amount of statistics and information desirable by Mechanics and Farmers L . - The manufacturer, merchant, builder, mason, painter, firma, gardener, acoountaat and Mend miry class of bust noel Infn, Will find in its nimble in formation in the :natter of measurement, in its connection with weight, balk, contents, distance, superficial area, hints on drain age, manures, notatka of crops, dm. Bee advertiserumt. BAP ARRIVAL.—We have i let. ter from cur colleague, BOIL Edward Me- Phenols, dated London, Aag. ammo log hit safe arrival, after a pleseaut voyage, widch he oath* esCapedwa, thodng much troprovethy health by the sea voyagstad two *web of •it Was his parposei to - spend few verb la greet Brit s* beibrarvkitlogibe ea nisei 111MnMICUIll CNNIM • The &pithlieu Comfy Conveutkon met, Pgatotatt so' 914 in: dos' Coutt+mak o Monday. Augnat U. net at I% o'clock A. *L. JOHN Ihnorwornsit, Al., of Xeiallen . 'tranship, was appointed!Proddentf Oilman maw, of Freedom, end Funantort Kass, ofßeading, Via Residual and L X. Duasoasw, of Xcauloy, and Jona M Mum, of Gettyslaug r liiecretaries. The following delegates presented cre dentials and took seats in the Oonvendon : that isbass—ndw. 0. Salissetosk, .Im. M. inatll. Ovaiberlead—Ohatiar B. Poky. MMus Hiatt. Oxlbrd—Paul Hunk Baßsuil S. 11460 , . Hunthigton—Abraliam Trost, H. A. WAAL lathsbore—D. H. Myers, Oal. lola Wolin& lislothoubia—.l &wart WI therow, Jobe B. Putts. Liberty—hob•rt H, B. Hifi, Willis* 0. Seabrook*. Hamilton—R. B. HilderbaskEL B. Raber. =!=l!=!ffl Btraban-4.hwrtell at Lott, Jobs N. Boyer. Prackllo—Dartd Heckler, Jacob Umtata Conowego—Willliun 11. *mall. Jacob J. Little Tyrone—Jacob Herb, Edward Deatrieb. Nottatior—l. N. Darboraw, Jame W. Barr. Illountplossaut—auta. G. Mite, J. J.. 0. Aladiamb Banding—John Stough, Paulo:it& Sober. Barwick Bar.—Witham Mtohwl , Rdward Stahl. Niaidon—Tabu Cunningham. Witham C. /soft. Butlar—Jacob llhalal, Jars ibherk Righhing;—Chriatlan Byars Jr., Simon Haiderm an. Littleatown—Bphralas Km*, Levi L. lish ring. York Sprinp Heitsbew, H. C. Peters. On motion of Col. Fahnestock, the Chair was authorised to appoint a Committee of five to draft and report resolutions. The Chair appointed E. G. Fahnestock, Paul Hersh, Wm. C. Seabrook', P. S. Hilde brand, and Henry C. Peters. The following nominations were made for the various offices : Aesociate Judge.—Robert G. 'Harper, Wm. S. Hamilton, Gettysburg. Aasembly.—Col. John Wolford, Lati more ; Dr. D. Diller, York Springs; Ida). H. N. Minnigh,_ Idenallen ; Wm. Young,' Mountjoy. Sheriff—Samuel Wolf, Ozfordi Jacob Mickley, Franklin. Register and Recorder.—Jacob Bush ey, Franklin ; Baltzer Snyder. Monntjoy. Clerk of the Courte.—Eden Norris, Straban. Commiettioner.--Banmel Overholtzer, Reading; Jacob Y. Bushey, Butler ; Da vid Deatrich, Mountplessant. The name of Mr. Deatrich was subsequently withdrawn. Director of the Poor.—Adam C. Mus selman, Hamiltonban ; John B. Group, Huntington ; Joseph A. Eckenrode, Mount joy ; Henry Spangler, Tyrone. Mr. Spang ler's ns,me was subsequently withdrawn. 6 County Trectaurer.--Samuel Herbst, Gettysburg. Auditor.—Wm. C. Scott, Freedom ; Isaac Sadler, Huntington. Mr. Sadler's name was subsequently withdrawn. Coronor.—Dr. E. W. Melsenbelder, East Berlin ; Dr. Agideous Noel, Mountpleasant. The name of Dr. hteisenheider was subee quently withdrawn. Adjourned to 1 o'clock, P. M. ONI o'cLocx, P. K. The Convention proceeded to ballot for candidates, with the following resell: ABBOOI•Tl JUDGZ Robert a. Harper William 8. Hamilton ASBZJ(BLT Col. John Wolford.. Dr. D. Diller Maj. H. N. Minnigh William Young SHRI3II7. Samuel W01f... Jacob Mickley MOISTER AND 11X0ORDZE. Balizer Snyder Jacob Bushey.. MARKS or TIM COURTS Eden Norris—unanirrzout commisaioliss. Samuel Overholtzer Jacob Y. Bushey.... DLRICTOR OP MI POOR Adam C. Muselama Joseph A. Eckearode 001 MIT 71111ABIIIMIL Samuel Hartet—ananimous. Atrprroz. William C. Scott—unanimous cogoNER. Dr. Agldeons Noel—unanimous. On motion, all the nominations were made unanimous. Col. Fahnestock, from the Committee on Resolutions, reported the following: Resolved, That we re-affirm our devotion to the principles of the Republican party, as set forth In the Resolutions adopted by the last IN atiopal and State Conventions, and believe that their recognition in the governmental policy of the State and Na tion, is necessary to the preservation of Re publican institutions and the promotion of the public good. Resolved, That the administration of President Grant, in Its wise and economical administration of the National finances— fidelity and integrity demanded of Govern ment officials—the faithful application of the surplussrevenne to the reduction of the National debt—the firm support given to loyal men in the unreconstructed States— the wise administration of our foreign rela tions—meets our hearty approval. .Resolved, That we confidently endorse the administration of General John W. Geary as wise, economical and honest, and that it deserves, as it has received, the ap- proval of the people of-Pennsylvania, and we especially commend his uniform efforts to restrain the evils of special legislation. Resolvol, That in Hon. Henry W. Wil liams; our candidate for the Supreme Court, we present a learned, pure and patriotic Jurist, who will adorn the high position to which we propose to elect him. Resoived, That we renew the expression of our gratitude to the brave men who promptly rallied to the defence of the Gov ernment, when imperilled by Treason and Rebellion—who stood up amid the crash of shot and shell, chberfally submitting to pri vation, toil and sacrifice in the determhis tion that the Nation should not die; and we protest against the policy which wail' ignore the crime of Treason, and would r store unrepenting Traitors and Rebels to official p Resolved, That the extravagance in the administration of the County finances, manifested in the alarming growth - of ex penditures, demands reform ; and the tax men of the County owe it to themselves to put in the County offices men of indo. pendent judgment, tried integrity, and hon est purpose. Resolved, That the ticket this day pre sented is commended to the Ropmihmns of the County, and all interested in an eco. nomical administration of County stairs, in eminently deserving their cm:Went* lad. sup Port. The Resolutions were tmanimously adopted, and the Convention s4fourned sine ci4e. CHICKEN CHOLERA.—A ,aurrespon dent of the lowa Depart:mat of Agricul ture, eve : My chickens have been dying ofsholets for the lest two years—even Unitive have died of theses:le disease. When the hens begin to drop and look sleepy, eve them three or *or tablespxinsfal of gams , al. um water, and repeat the next day.— Also mix their feed (say Indian n a g with strong alum water, feeding t• a dayfor two or three days-4'll4,mnd a week. Another Puthentle, writing to the lame depart wint, mays: Tale two one tablespoonftil of fine ly pub, slim, and al aufnoil,S7an tiq, of Sour to make a thin and 'brae the chicken or balm' to w a portion of the mixture, and there are two o boom to one that it will I have also Used alum, nuns a 467. in their 'bbd its a pievintative, when* the disease is pre- ; talent. Fowls should never have snood to swill tabs or SbY r cither kind of sour hod. 4PVBRTISING.— "Leng Branch" to the New . Toelr-Brestss, disktribini the no tabilities at 6it hams' watering place, a nsfkrence totibe ssugpsilloent equipage of H. the • eithinsost Druggist, whose plight' establishment on Broadway, New York, is one of the attractions of that city. Mr. Hembold has built up an enorm ous trade and amassed a large foitu ne, which enables him, at if sidonablerwatering places, to compete with the millionarke of the coun try. His success in business illustrates in a I marked degree, the benefits of liberal and , systematic advertising. He started in life e i g ht een years ego with a cash capital of but $2,000. He had the foresight and shrewdness to see that publicity wag ome n _ tial to success, and his first step was to in vest all his surplus money in advertising. More than this, be had the pluck And per sistency to fbllow up this idea, regarding judickius advertising es the best investment he could make; and to-day he expends probably five times $2,000 every week in advising the public of what he has to sell That bas been the key-note to the nnpar ailed triumph by which his exertions have been crowned. It is said that he advertises in more than half the newspapers in the United States, ming liberal prices too. In one instance he offered the New York Her aid $5;000 for a single page of that paper. Mr. Hembold knows the value of advertis ing—that every dollar this expended brings a rich return—and hence be keeps at it ; not &telly, but regularly and systematically. And yet, with such. facts before them, some business men hesitate to expend a few dollars in advertising their gdods and wares, and then wonder that they have but few customers, and realize poor prices. - . The Sunday Schools of Fairfield and Tom's Creek, held their annual Celebra tion in the beautiful grove of Mr. Landis, near Fairfield, on Saturday last. The schools assembled at their respec tive places of meeting and proceeded in procession to the grove, where they arriv ed about 10 o'clock. A tasteful staad, decorated with flags luod evergreens, had been erected, from which a select choir, lead by Mr. John Sn'Ryan on the organ, sad assisted by the Sunday Schools, disoorused some beauti ful music. The exercises were of a very Interesting character and were opened with a prayer by Mr. W. Seabrooks and closed with prayer by Mr. Heiner. Several address wells' delivered, which werelistened to by old and young with marked attention. The schools were then assembled around a table, filled with the choicest refreshments, provided for them by the teachers and frields of the schools. After partaking of the good things, they were dianrissed and allowed to enjoy themselves as they saw fit. Ample pro vision hid been . made for all present, in the way of eatables. and full justice done by the large crowd assenibled. Too much praise csa not be given to those having the affair In charge, for the excellent arrangements and the good or der which prevailed during the day. All went home in the evening. higly delighted with the day's performances. CAUTlON.—Extended success in any department of business justly awakens competition, and owing to defective men tal and moral structure, often begets envy. Now these are to be expected cud may be met with energy and determination ; but not unfreqnently the bounds of legitimate rivalries are overstepped, and base, un scrupulous men stoop to use the patron age of others to further their nefarious purposes. With the assistance of science, and by means of industry and hosesty, in providing a potent remedy, Dr. Stce ver's Old Standard Tonic Herb Bitters have attained unparalleled oelehrity, haV lug been before the public for the last thirty ygers. Wherever they have entered the sick or complaining household, their effects have even exceeded expectation, and so fir Bur paned all we have ever claimed for them by circular, cara, or otherwise, that the public confidence in the medical qualities of the Bitters is unbounded. We do not fear the competition of the empirical throng who attempt to palm off remedies upon the people, which are not scientifi cally compounded, and are destitute of available qualities. Their empiricism will be discovered in the end, and the ineffi ciency of their preparations found out. We would rather be envied for merited suc. case than despised for failure, however ungenerous it may be for man either to envy or despise. Against another and a worse class of individuals, we are forced to take action. We allude to those who take advantage of our popularity, and at tempt to gain public favor and confidence by counterfeiting the Old Standard Bit ters, barely imitating the label, or making other approaches to its preparation calcula ted to deceive, and as a matter of course, in so far as they succeed, to bring our ex cellent Tonic into disrepute. The public are hereby warned against all such im itations. In order to further protect ourselves, and save the afflicted from im position, we have concluded to change our Label so as ever hereafter to strtain our indentity, and keep the reputation of the Old Standard intact. We incur great ex pense by so doing, but the end warrants the means. The new label along with the caption, directions and 'last ornaments tion,will present an excellentateel portrait of C. H. Kryder, the senior member of therm. This will be the badge of its genuineness, as well as a guarantee of the quality of the Bitters. The label will be duly copyrighted, and thus placed beyond the reach of oounterfelters. By no fault of ours shall the public confidence'ever be abused or the reputation of the "Old Standard" be allowed to suffer. None genuine unless signed i 1118 BRYDER it CO., 121 North Third Street, Philadelphia. Aug. 20.-2 m IMPROVED MORNING GLORY.-- The famous' Morning Glory Stove, so pop tdaras a parlor and offioe stove, has some. times been objected to for nee in chum ben and by families needing but one tire, because not adapted to heat water, dux— This difficulty has been overcome, and last Monday we saw one of the Improved Morning Ginffee in operation at the Ware= room of Col. C. H. BUEHLER, on Carlisle street, which seems not only to obviate objections Wilt to meet every desired want. It is nothing more or less than the ordi nary'Morning Glory, with an Oven about 15 inches in diameter attached, and inge niously arranged dampers by which the heat can be thrown around the oven at pleasure, and making it as hot as the ovens of the beet cooking stoves. Water can be boiled, pies baked, and even meat rented as readily as - In a cooking gave. This contrivance, while preserving 'lithe qualities of the Morning Glory as s beat. 'er,ediipte it Oar al• sick chamber, or nee is small WWII" requiring but little cooking. • ' tf "Frew jsr"Fr as a Mal den's Blush" is the pore peach inplimion whlchlbllows Me use of Raga a Matiolia Balm. It babe Th e , secret , Beauty. Fa s hio nabla Er dies in Eloci un d erstand thbr. The Malin° la Balm changes th e nu d e Country Girl iltO a City Bell more rapidly 1 1 than any oth one thing. Bodnar, enhare; Tee, Freckles, Blotches Iwk,. id all effect' of the 'Sunnier Bun dies when it is used, and im. ial, cultinatedl fresh expressly b o bsi t i which rivals the Bloom of - Youth. Beau ty is posslule to all who . Invest 75 clan at any respectable store and insist =getting" the Magnolia Balm. IMO nothing but Lyon's Mahan.= to thsts•the Flair. • Aug. aim FOR RENT two desirable roam on Bolliimaro droot,near the dleetood o Kn. Aube et Me Whet. ' I wo'goo We aniex is Ilst of Sales. of Real and Personal Ratate; to be found in out Yd( vertbdng oolgunns itonbrt and SteterkStratan, Pavia atty.; " 21 . -- Alskrip•lt;4 l 9Tealf.,*filor.palar, Tows Sept. 2.--.lter of J. term Wilson, Prankllo, iW Am. and Osnonalty. " 4.—Asd*e of Samuel 8. Hall, Cumberland, 20 dame Woodland. " Of Carom C. Moore, Huntington, 120 gors. " 9-811 as Mayer, Buller, 132 Amer. " 11-4111041 Wagoner, Butler, 30 Ames. • 111—leickliebemlie Oamptall,Araban, Seal and Pitewal Beate. 1 11, —Joeeptg Ones, Latham% Tarns 27 Acres, and Woodland 8 Acres 188 Perch se. 18.-181'r at Prederlck /arum, Mountjoy, 1,06 Acne% Oct. 2.—Helre of!Bamaal White, fromkan, 127 Acres. " 2.—Jews Cllne. fathoms, 99 Acre. 138 Perches. " 2—Zz'r of Om. Howard, .Monntpleaeant, Heal • and Perslmalty. F. Mnaner, Mork flprtogii, harms. " 30 —Heirs Of Apart &kart,' Mountpleasant . 136 Acre.. Al' PRIVATE BALL 11.1'r ofJames ToWneend, Headlng,2ol Acme. Theodore Bender, Cu mberland, 115 Acres. Abraham /Ickes, itraban 86 Acres. Joseph litockelsger, Monntjoy, 33 Acres. Here of John Miller, Seeding, Two /arms of 160 Acres each. Mrs. E. Mfordgh, Gettysburg, House and Lot. Do you Want a nice suit Of Sum mer Clothing, ors cheap Hat ur Cap, suited to thesesson? ;'You will find just the thing at Capt. Norris' Store, c• rner of the Dia.- mond and Cbambersburg street. The Captain keeps always on baud a full as sortment of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods of latest styles, and bs at moder ate prices. -He just rece. .1 new style of Caps, which are all th.- 4t., and going off like hot buckwheat ..es. Call and see his establishment. tf [Communicated Tam Is a deep and pow•::rfu] agitation among the Silt Lake Mormons, growing out of the schismatic proceedings of the anti-polygamichrance of the church. A letter says: The int erect awakened by this late move ment here is wonderful ; the mass of the Mormons are filly Impressed with the idea that they are on the eve of a great change ; and many of them begin to have visions and dream dreams presaging something grandly mysterious, though they hardly know as yet what it is. It has been a set tled point in the Mormon creed for years, that there must be a great split in the church before the final gathering, and the impres sion is general here that this is the "big grview it the Otarkets. - - Baltimore Grain 4. Produce Market. ;Baltimore, Thursday iforuinge &WEB Pliant, " 0 00 (ib 6 50 Erma noug,.. - ,.... ....... ..• 6.50 @ 7 0 0 WHITE WIII.A.T - ... 1 30 0 1 55 Ego WHILT, ' 1 37 @ 1 54 Cosa, 1 10 @ 1 16 Rl9l, 1.13 0 1 16 01:113, 53 Si 59 TIMOTHY-BUD ' 0 00 @ 0 00 CLOVIB-51.2D, 0 00 @ 0 00 FLLI-€ZZD, , 000 0 000 BAOON, 811017LDIR5, 14 0 Mt ' ' SIDES, 19 0 10+ ". Rpm,. 23 0 , 24 Law, 90 0 201 GOLD, Phila . I 331 Gettysburg Grain &Provliston3lltrket. Gettysburg, Friday IforninO. SIIPICE FLOUR, - 500 Exr FL0179, : GOO WHITE WHEAT, l 25 //) I 50 RED WHEAT, 1 00 @ 1 25 Cozzr, 90 RV5,..... 1 00 @ I 20 Own, 40 BUOICWHEAT, 90 TIMOTHY SEED, 2 50 CLOVER SKID, .. . .... ........ 7 00 POTATOZS, 4 . 40 @ Burris, 25 LARD, 20 EGG 15 &tan, 20 " SIDES,. 16 " SHOULDERS, I G SOAP, . 6 B TALLow, 10 ASPZIt--SHAME.—On the 19th inst., by Rev. D. M. Blackwelder, Mr. Reuben As per to Miss Sarah A. Shaffer, both of Hun tington township, Adums county. Brasov—At New Oxford, on the 19th inst., by Rev. Dr; Hauer, Mr. Amos Frank lin Bushey -to 'Miss Enima Catharine Schwartz, both of Reading township. WEKT—AUGIIINISAUGH.—On the 21st inst., by Rev. H. C. Cheston, J. Howard Wert, Esq., to Miss Emma L. Aughin baugh, both of this place. ;DIED. pill' - Obituary notices 5 cents aline of all over 4 lines—rash to accompany no- Uwe. Duni I..—At New Oxford on the 20th irusL, Charles Allison, son of Henry H. and Sallie Diehl, aged 2 months 13 days. WELIT.—On the 29th of July, in Liber ty township, Harriet Lucinda, daughter of John Z. and Hamlet E. Welty, aged 4 years 9 months and 17 days. Weep not, yelender parents, Your darling one now rests, And sweetly sleeps in Jesus, With all the ramsomed blest-. 4ttv g 4, &pert is nu tut 0 . A VALUABLE FARM AT PUBLIC SALE. The Haire of lionser Segue, deceased, will offer at Public gale. en Tatars&ly, 3 300 t, 1869, on the premises, the VALDAI{LSAI late of acid deced ent, altuete in Monntpleuant township, Adams coon ty, adloinlng lands of Alexander Young, Peter Welk ert, Ezra Eckert, and others, and containing 136 ACRES, more or lees, thirty, or thirty-the acres in good timber, and a due:proportion in meadow. The cleared land has all been !nerd, bin a high elate of cultivation, and vadat , good fences. The Improve. meats, consist of a larga Two-story BRICK H 017151, with Brick Backbu tiding, new Bank Barn, new Wa gon Shed and Corn Crilf, MLitt House, and other out buildings; a never-falling well of water. with a puMp in it, near the door, and a young bearing APPLE 011/.. CHARD, with all othei ;kin& of fruit, of choke' va rieties. This Perm law - very desirable one, and should anima the attentions of all wishing to buy. Tftette Idling to tia. It she raineeted to call at the dwelling. Churches, Schools, Ntll Norm and Mechanic Shops" ars convenient, and the Community Is pleasant. - Eels to commence at j o'ck ck, P. It., on said day, when attendance will be given and terms made known b 7 L. H. ECILIART. ♦gent for tbs Heirs. Ln►x OMllla, Audio" - [Ang:27-tg • REGISTER'S NOTICES. NOTICE is hereby given • to all Legatees aad ethir persons concerned, that the Aldmlnistratlon Accounts hereinafter mentioned will be presented at the Orphans' Oonrt of Adams comity for confirmation and allowance, on TUESDAY, the 21st day of BNPTIVESknext, at 2 o'clock, P. M., 2ST. The first accoutit of Georg% S. Baker and Daniel 8. Baker, Ixecnntre of the bast Will axotroata. =ant of Daniel. Saks", (Potter) died_ 288. First account of Emanuel Neldich, Adrolnis. trator of Sarah tieldichi . . 225, Tbtrd and anal amount of Ikaaanel NeSll6l4 Administrator of Davkl died. 240. The third and liaal ateami of George W. Wants and 2arnselihroyo,B34eanns at Eleszy Waal, 41,01. tratxTbe an t Drat aconnaif low., of Adam Bower, des d. 242. The amount of W. Donee*. IgKeeptoter the WLI of Ann Douy,kee, milled by $l.. P, Al46a Ad ministrator °film Battle of. Wm. boagbas, deed. 243. The arm and Anal soconat of aqui rota, Administrator of Saab. lyers. arlh of Jobs Myers. Mtn oflllMods,dee.d.• . 244. The and "mane of Jamb lfiller, irn d. ester of damsel it Illea,Mee of Liberty tiymblp, dect M. The amount of Igoe 1611.11daibletratoi d. b. a, a. t. a. of Solomon Bel 4 IM•o4.l44lealon%_doo'd. 246. Second andlinal am- oant of LINOS. Wiennan ltreenbir of Me kat 101/1 and Teetemool of MO! Peamon,ded. 1 • A. ItOLTZWOETE. Rol/Alor• STATE , AG:Rre I .LTITRAL HE PenneyliVa State Agricult ural T Society will h its next exhibition BABIIMBURG, Tuesday, September 28, 1869, An d b conthha POUR DAM, Inhibitors willnet be revolte d tot pay.._ an Entry bee—but will make their Emirs weber the meal re. bulatkam at **ales of lie Secretary, tree et *elm. Entrlas, awrabowk 7mid dem Yeats, Imp. atr, Dept. 21„ it lb o'clock, P. E., at Ulll 0401111 the tart' Itatriebtut alter at none will Do . mire& Ter .._ Iwo LlOnskiaitmor talbeftdion .dare. efaire atilur lkw:inktedeoe,lis 8 1 0 1 1 11 t_nr twam otar ke. D. w; Am nt L _____„,_ . • _. , ar...... 7 , , ME ]TARRIED SOCIETY, ,Z.'..t. , ;illOy,111410111101011010. .11. IF4 !II 3 - , ALE Will ba'olfered Rx Bale, on the pram ens osi. Bahr. T OW 16th *eel, at 1 o'clock , M, the ',OM acciegited by James Miler, and lying on the Midi nied'htterest Tea Spillage and Iluddlsre bars, ossitidnlDir 121 Alan with improvements.— ~%la him lies baantlfrolg, pcipt ri t e d , ih d h ". grtgi: I=l;l4feelN.T/iltillErletutlithildli AMISS, lying between Beldlerslorrg and N *wt.:belt ar, on the Carlisle and New Oxford road, is In mar ket at Prtent• sale. Aug. 274■ W. 7. BONNY& PUBLIC SALE OF VALUAI3LE • PROPERTY The undereleded, intending to remove to the West, will/ offer at Public Sale, on Saturday, the 11th day of Seplember non, tat 1 /ode*, P. on the premises, the property on which be now resides. containing 30 AC8613, more or less, La antler township, about miles west of Middletown, adjoining lands of Moses Raffensbercer, Juhu Ostler, Joseph Taylor, lung Pohl, and others. The Improvements' consiet of a new twoatory LOG 1301111:, new Log iltsble, Leg filackandth Shop. and otber Mattel fleUttlin ; tinn•rate Spring at the door; • large variety of choice Yrnit, Apple and Peaches. There are about 300 PEACH Tltit6B—loo of which ate already bearing. About otasthlrd of the land is in good Timber; fencing in good order, and sufficient timber on the premiss. for 111111.11/Xl, fencing, building, 2c. Any person desiring to view the premises will call on the undersigned residing thereon. Attendance will be given and terms made known on day of sale by JESSIt P. WAGONER, soda:tart Lamas, ductionsisr. [Aug. 37.-ts PUBLIC SALE OF REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE The understood, F.:cantor of the last will and tes tament of RLSACCA CAMPBALL, Arcea.ed , Will offer At PaUllc Sale, on the premises', in Ilunterstawn, on Saturday, the 18th day of &Venter mezt, the Wliow lugPrope4ty: . ♦ lAYT,containings ACRES 144 PERCI I / 1 9. ?el which Is a two-story BRICK IIOUcE. with Log gitcheo attached, Wash House, Log Baru, 11 t,l other 00 tbellidikal. au Orchard of Apples and Pc:.che4, a Spring or uevcc-failing water, tc Also, the 10111,g:- 03g Personal Property. tit: Bed.teade, Chain , 'fol., liathaway and Parlor Coo} Store., nod znany other Artleica •ot heratu'rueutiorthd. Sale toCODangence rit 1 o'clock, 1. M., when attend ■uee Mi 1 1 be given and tertne tuude knowu uu day or wile by JOUR PICIiSON, Aug. 27..—ts _ PUBLIC SALE OF VALUA BLE REAL k PERJONAL PP.oPERTY The cinders: Snell, Executor of the estate of ikocuz Howaan, doe., sad, late of Mountpiesaant t ownship. will offer at Pu Sitt Sale. on d'aftinkty. °rioter :nu!, 1809, at the real demo of the detessod, jo Noo r sot township. 3 strike tnet of Gettysburg on the ilonaugtoWit Rust:, Cie following Personal Property, to wit: • , 1 HORSE, I Cow wltleti will be fresh near the day of ule, 3 Hogs, 1 one-.hone Wagon and Harness. I Rockaway Baggy and IfArtiess, 1 Sleigh and hells , 1 set Plow Gears, Collars and Bridles, I Saddle, Halters and Cow Condom, Fly Net a. 1 Fifth Chain, Yorks and Rakes, Mowing Scythes, I Manny Reaper, 1 Winnow log Mill, Cutting Box, Oho eel Plow, Harrow Plow, 1 butah le shovel Plow, Corn Coverer, Shout 11 tons of Hay, show; 40 bundles of long Straw, a lot of Corn 12 the semi and Potatoes, a lot of Shop Tools, Work Bench and Vice, Axes, Hoes sr.d Shovels, Crow bar and 4 Reaps or Bees, a lot of Bags, Wood by the cord and lump, a lot of Posta, ■lio HOUSEHOLD AND KITCH EN FURNITURE, such as Bedstead. and Beading, ten-plate Stoves, 1 Cook Stove, Queensware, Croekery and Tinware, Wool Wheels,: Patent Wash Machine, 2 cupboards, Tables. Chain, Carpeting, meat Vessels. Barrel, and Tube, and many other articles too num er one to mention. Also, will Ist uld at the same time and place, the home and :Mansion of the deceased, situate in 3100 nt pleasant township on the Etorungtitown lined, adjoin ing land• of Joseph Spangler and other., containing 104CF118, open which Is wonted s new BRICK HOUSE, Log _Barn, a Shoo natal:tit for any mechanic, Out 1100,,90t Pan, a line young Apple Orchard just in bearing order : also, Trachea, Pears, Plums Cher rt.., OrsSes Sc., a .Spring of Water near the House. The land 11 in a high state of caltivatiou, Ca Very de. Stable home.) Also—A TRACT OF LAND, aituate in Straban toarnahip, containing 21 Ad'oa and some PERCEIV, atkitiltaing land.' of Jacob Lott and the tinderrignedmpon which le .bon t 2Acrea of young Timber. Also—A TRACTJ OF WOOD LAND, situate in Straban townohip. adjoining lends of the mane, containing over iii ACRES, which will he sold in 2 or 2 1 ,4 Acre Lot.. Persons wishing to view the above properties can do so by calling on the undersigned, or the Widow re siding on the first named property. Sale to commence at lo o'clock. A.ll, on said day, when attendance will be giver' and terms made known by EPHRAIM IiOWARD, Ez'r. Bra CROPS AND [UGH PRICES are making Farmers able and anxious to ptisiurs that moat practical and nacclni book ever in for their benefit, entitled "TEM FAILILEWB MANUAL," by the well known author, George B. Raring; also, celebrated ae the Agrtcultural klngtatter of tb• great Central Park. New York. tbonsands of Partners used and Vara title very popular vrork, and toe tivair• active Agent, in every county resupply theca. We will pay from $lOO to $2OO p.r mouth, according to capability and energy.: For fall particulate addreim A. H. HUBBARD. Publivber, 400 Cheatnat at., Phila. Aug. 27,1860-2 m COUNTY TREASURER. TO THE INDEPENDENT VOTERS OF ADAMS ('OUFTY. At the solicitation of a number of pro minent Citizens of the County, I hereby pre sent my name as an independent candidate fur the office of COUNTY TREASURER. If elected, I pledge myself to discharge the duties with fidelity and impartiality. SAMUEL HERBST. GETTY6FICHG, PA., Aug. 20.-td GETTY;SBURG FORGE. HAMMERED IRON, OF T)IE BEST QUALITY supplied to Iron Dealers and BBlackemfthe at reason able prices. ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTEND- ED TO. IRON SCRAPS WAN TED, tiir which sl:,.so`periloo lbe„ will be allowed, delivered Y the Porgy In Gottyaborg, Qu.—.ltber hi coal or hi exchange for hammered Iron, as may be preferred July 30, 1300.-tf We direct attention to IVanamaker & Brown's advertissznet. The Largest Clothing House Philadelphia. blrs _ $2 TO $6O 'II E V s A A M l3 A o l4 , R e t to ß T ß ausq Garments ranging at every price, cat In every arr., ready-coad•or made to ardor. S. R.coraar n.1.1.T1.1 and MARKET Street •T° 425 ,k"4 l l.2iV,BlitcAyrat7idare: mania, Beare* ab,largeet variety in the atty..— OAK HALL. SIXTH mad MARXIST Sta. 8 6 TO 10 i : d arl . icas o . 15rris i ,j i c:ra i lo c tr t s ie l t r it s 1 1 1, 16. I, B. emu jintsg4_lllAl4lT Streets, 0 a tiACL, WinCEICAEMB &BROWN: ry TO $96 . BOYS' and YOUTLIB' ouesxmir 71E09 In great varletp,WilN4l. lILLRER - k BROWN, SIXTH sad MARKET dtrests. 82 OA! 11114TIl it, Inalr o LOTHIN O O f irr•l7 kind, at small advance oncost, WANAftAK IR * MOWTi.ONH'ltiLL,OßZATourrinsintpussi SIXT/1 and MAINE' Streets. trov./o.—lyin GETTY,SI3IJR9 , RAIL ROAR, TIME TABLE PIRST TRAIN ledivial7t - irsbarg •.;t It 15, A . &nicotined:a at Haiorei Junction with tralnigo lag NA lip utt hi it's eligrorlog Dal t Imam at 12 30, P. M., Harrisburg at 12 42, P.M., Villa at 4 00;P. New Yirk at 7 q 9, . Vatting, arrive at Glalystenrl it 12 Id, P. Dt., with 4.4si . vniiiiiiitim;iiiialtlikel,:fia,{424r s , .11/100NX TRAlNestrimeGeetrobsrsrfilli 40 P. X. and connects IX; Esiover Junction with !foci 44 North alt 10, "-X A' testebliteXarrlibirf atre 00,2 AL, Philadelpkis at i 0%4.44, ~New Note at 14 00,P X.; and withAANTrainrontlytt 2 31, P.' M„ Nati inilleltim'ore at VOO, P.M. Behtming a eitre47ii Ilattrettrti It' 4 117, -- I..ll:7'iltlf tlifilfillgors from Ballet; ore, Ntorrhhows, Philidel ph ia, ic. Psuenger Car la aIM attached to the liMight timln, vadat howls Ramose Jun.:Woe it 7.4 A. , reLliins jettroburg at-li.10: , Atomisers lemmas flarrloburgin the 6.16 A. X. Intinreaoh r Citiiiirthulig by 14.30. A. irahi,' ;nth Passenger Car attached, will lure Gettysharg at 2 P. X., reelltoet the .7tonetioa of 6.25. 8 . NoOIIRDY Aug. 20, 1669 A BOOK FOR MARRIED PEOPLE OEI,I I I 00.tadions physiological Informsel6n wortik, soda of dolors. Pries 2 c. Addfus pf/.. VA DER; POOL, No. 6,,Volvorolty Pleb, . Y.' -c _ _ Alt inits4frosontidB. STILL AIIIIAD.—Tha ONLY cheap and naahal New. log Machine. Does ALL am_ machine CAN do. $lB.OO only, Sample at cost.' WOO s'atonth e rro, 'Address Anna= 8. M. CO, Mu . Aug. W.-4w THIS IS No HUMBUG. BY seeding Eb cents, with age, height,colosergyen and hair, you will receive, by return mall.npor 7 . tact picture of your future husband or artils; WM' name cud date of marriage. Address W. rog,g..s.. Drawer N 0.24, Yultonvi Ile, N. Y. Aug. 27.—.4. D• EAPN SS, CATARRH. • A lady who has suffered for years from Deaf ness and Catarrh was cured by &simple remedy Her sympathy and gra tltud• prompts her to rose tb rr ceipts, free of charge, to any one similarly afflicted. Address fdßg. M.O. LIGG NTT, Hoboken, N.J. Aug. 27.-4 w AGENTS WANTED VO4 THE BEST BOOK OF THE PERIOD WOMEN OF NEW YORK; Or, The Under World of the Great City. The most startling revelation of modern times.. New York Society Unmasked. "The Aristocracy," "Women or Pleasure," "Married Women," end ail Ci/1•1110/ thoroughly ventilated. SO Illuarstivas, Price Address es once Tito Now York Book Co., 145 Nassau at., New York. Aug. 27.—Sw SIGHTS i SECRETS OF TILE NATIONAL- CAPITOL. mu moat .tartilog, inbtructire, and enfartabatag book of the day. Brod for Circular'', and see oar terms. Address U.B PUBLIS CO., 411 BROOME ST., NEW YORK. . Aug. 27.-4‘ AGENTS WANTED FOR "WONDERS Ovra ONL TROUtIAND ILLUSTRATION/. Th• 1015441, b.ot erlling and wont attractive eUtiacriptiun bock ever put/lulled. Send tor Circular., with terms, St . once•. Acidrea/ U. S. PUBLIBIIINO CO.. 411 Broome [AaK•Y.—lw RK Who has not heard of the author? Who has not laugtiud ,ver his quaint eayilqcs and queer Idea', and fairly tip::lambed to his racy etoriee ? The Innocents Abroad Is the quintessence of himself; the onidensatlon and ronceotrauon of all hid powers. No etoleism Can - rtithstand its geniality and humor. It Is the most readable, enjoyable, laughable, ■od popular book printed for years. Velames Printed in Adrance and now Ready fee agent:. Addreas fur au agency BLISS k N wratrk, N. J. A.3IEItICAN PUBLISHING CO.. Bart turd, Ct. [Ang.27.-4w SECRETS OF THE GREAT A Work dt scripts', of Um VIRTUES and the VICES, thc M IST ER I ES. JCS MUSS atd, CRIMES of Sew York City. I I you wish to know how 'octanes are made and Lent In a day; how Shrewd Men are rained in Wall Street; how Strangers are swindled by Sharpers, how Mint/ors and Merchants are blackmailed; how Lance Halls and Concert Saloons are managed; how Gambling [looses and Lotteries are conducted; how Stock and Uil Companies originate, and bow the Bob bles Buret, read this work. It contains 8.5 Rae en gnarl ugs, tells all about the Mysteries and Crimea of sow 'York, and la the tvicitet and Cheapeat work publblted. 04LY $2.50, PER COPY. StAd 1.4 ekculirm owl siecimimpatea of the wk. Ad re JONE - , BEOT/111112 t CT; Phlad•lph or is, Pa. [Aug. 27.—1 w AN T I D le Aj Itl'ur Prof. P :T8 'Lave..lV llue. With iDirectionoos all Transactions in every State, by Tfisornacs Pmt s. se, LL.D.. Professor of Law In Ilary•rd University. A new Book for everybody. Explaitno every kind of contract and 'eosl obligation, •..I . lpwing how to draw and execute them. The highest or/ best au thority In the Iced. Bend Ibr our liberal terms; also for our P.stent Bible Prospecios. Sent free. PAL .11 }.:LEE & Cu., Phila . , Penn. (Aug. 0.-4 t AGENTS WANTED FOR THE BEST BOOK OF TIIE PERIOD WOMEN OF NEW YORK; Or, The Undo. World of th< Great Oily. The 11.14.01 t startling revelation of modern lIIIIIIII. :C.'' , York Society Unmasked. 'The .4rlstocracy," "Women of Pleasure," "Married *Alen," and all sissies tharougnly asotllatan. 5u Illotftratinsui. Ad dress at once Toe Neil, York Book Co., 14.5 No saau st., !tar York Aug. 8-,sw • CONSUMPTION, Bronchiti+, A+thrna. and Catarrh cured by inAskt• hon. .Abhoqi /whaling /quid is the only remedy known that ,Terates on the lunge—dlaeolvee the tubercle+, which are thrown off, the cav a ttiea be land a cure ie effected. Treatment by letteine g n perm= can be bad +lily of Q.7AN 1113 3 131ELL,11./D., 16 Wet?l4th at., N. Y. Aug. 6, ISUB.-10rn Perry Davis' Pain Killer We clip the following from the Providence Adeer• oAt this season of the year, *ken cholera, cholera morbus. dysentery, and othes kindred complaints are sure to prevail, everyhody should be liberally sup plied with Perry Davis' Vegetable Pain Killer. Per sons leaving home, whether it Le for a day's exam lion or a trip to Europe, should be In a condition to place their hands on it at a moment's warning. Many diseases incident to the Summer months, which will prove fatal linen immedidately riKeked,car, be prompt. T r cured by one . or two doses of the Pain Killer: On more than one occasion have we been relieved of intense suffering by the timely use of rho shore named preparation. Sold by all droggista. grocers, Lang. 8-1 w aril medicine dealers WHY. NOT MAKE MONEY With on r STEN - eft AND ELY CLICK CILTVIT. and Wien in< Sovel and attractive artl cies? Circulars free. STAFFORD MFG. CO., Ci Fulton it., New York' Jut, TIIE LEIIIGII UNIVERSITY. SOUTH BETHLEIISIAL l'A. 'CI TERA OPENL I S EPT. 1. '1'11(511rd two years nre derf,!l,l to the. is , lllift , ittldie4 or a practical edticatton: after wit I,h the atrplent enters, for two }ear, mere, one of th.. special echo :1., viz L Gene , rai Ltf,nztrzr, 2. ri , i/EngLne•nny. 1 3ferhani. 4. Joining and .11.tallurgy. 5. An. Applicants Solt Win h.slori to any claaa will be ezawined on and after Aug. 2./. Apply MESSYtai 1:01711E.LL.13., President. ENNINGTOti INSTITUTE, Pennington. N. .I. both semei. Fine building; healthy- location. Reanonahle teruid. College preparation. For cats. lopes, nigdrege A. P. LASEIB-, Prin. STEUBENVILLE, OHIO. FEmiLE 6EMINARY Delightfully situated on the ,banks of the Ohio, Forty yrars In successful operation. Unusual admin. tag°, in solid and ornamental branches._ School year of tarty weeks begins ftrrnotzt 7, 1869. Entire ex pense about *5 00 3 week. Tuosnfy.firee gier nen!. de. auction for daug'ders of ministers. Send for 'Cats. loge.. to Rev. Cif S 3. C BEATTY. D. D.. LI.. D , Su periuttnthint, cr ILEV. A. al. REID, I. Princi• pal. NEWSPAPER ERRE! COAL MINERS, mot persona desiring a WESTERN LIO.IIE, and others, cap have papiey , weekly papa (roe fur eta ;noirktby, by seadiag name sad poet aloe laddrete to , , ONLY ON;DO.LLAR -voR lIALRILD Ist4 187 0. 'A find *: • elan 111nitneted Songless Journal of 18 pagen. 200 Con,ri boor. ; 5 Editors. The-cheapest paper ru the NM& $2,80 a year in advance. Spielman copies free. it,. R. WllliNlCW,Publestaer, 11. Corahill, 800- S. W. 11OFFMAN. QQl4ll4o'd 's • • D J ACK E T A- X - .:E•• •, •• . ; • 4 le better then oat regtilet shaped Axes for these reit , klins Pint—Acute deeper.. ;So:end—lt dou'l, in the wood Third—lt iloatit. not far the band.— ibuctlt--No time le waited In taking the Auti;butt Of ibetot.Llrtnti.—PiVith• the *um Jibor , yolit will - do ner:thirWhtere work till! whit 4%tulteiri Axes. Rid ylat has outlaw; totio With the goal qualities of this Axe, ',rat/ our Ares kra painted red. If your WO - wars stotoUoss.ruir,,,lrgep ye will gladly uutivrir Inquiries or a sour.erderr direct,' Oro you th - e name of the nearest acaler who keep or Axe*, A r - LIPPINCOTTA BM:EWELL, :t. Pittsburgh, 'Penna. • • t likLis:ownifra of Ouittatirtt'ihnd 14414wilsit Patenti. Aromatic 'Veketable, Soap, , 00iigAnt ackb; • () I LE. SOAPB. 11134ABLIBHED 1804,,Ktf: r To - i'lR4 "DiPtaita. Okla lidle• and Wii14844. ISTNILL DRUGGISTS. V.p.oo'ex4 . DAY GUARANTEED • Aosiiiia AU the Home Shuttle Bowing Michlsic,.. /I ratkes tiyaipci §picb t 141 ks b(419.1::;:hilil tuiwgad, tut4,fiispaPl In ProtpipipAg to pp &or tegliarillne *sr Thiettiod. tritti VP; Artittutdd t2ritosts— flood „Jim &calor. • 44tlieti . 1 4 18 1 ION: ;C4l / Aostts Mott, llttplititi" EC, or Bt, PAY jai A.J [Y V4LPLOYME B. M. Se V ai N 1 4 tr i volt I s a wlzr on 7 7 • u emistletrolt.u. tliMiretllAßke ItEhii iiilei Ile Tilt TAT.. 111.1p4r . or cHioNii I At_ p 811X17.4.1., 011112201211:' — , 4 'Pktilibbgfeat 'VIM" of Awriaiire.—The Irbrepost. twelLweew VedtlheediLectelletedeltieeetli / 30 E 1 Meet 400,110 finephstee sad esigrwsleow ad the SOOOOOLT OF the human organs In a mate of MEM and chew,. r ri: I c=rtr ie el l a al rdyt itt ltra s e b l e= i lde9,ef trlwittoe9v.the oly retlewel etud. macceeetel , it ithile et s o „ trAlOwn. b ir a, mart or cages treated. 7, 41e41c to Lbw ouw4ed I'M three cow Pp ak t#44o, wbo : entri Ad a4Ts , ut Oisiz, I 'l I.§fii , es, t ai k• - rit ..4rT1.91 00 01,210 laiii et- . rOgigpt of entii i , la Ada 14 1 3, 74F8 Ili!, T. ,-118 salt ' 1 , r ; ., . esa et pertrzr: , . , 7 ~ . i,...ift. world. " e AORNTS WANTED FOR TUF OF THE WORLD." F:ZiT6 CAN NOW GET TERRITORY FOR TWAIN'S NEW BOOK WITH VA 6\GHAi•INGB AGENTS WANTED FOR CITY GARDNItIi 40111INAL: Gardner, lii that pay • co.. or partl tleboro ni, IMMEIIIIIMEE =E! ft fat gply • i HAN OVEN, PA. • (MALE AND FEMALE,) • RKV..H. 8: - KOONS,,A. M., Principal. Ilyta. C.. B. KOONS, otalistaat. Trtgaralsgs of lido log esti:bit:led Classical wboawill opineone pa . Wednesday, the lat daf 41qeptember next. Prom his hag o:primacy In teachlug, the undersign. ed aim ceetklantiy preasatoe thmweab lustrietioo the branches of. Classical, Boshmer and initial. Id a . oktiou. Lath:, Greek, habit mid Oftwilus taught, to. pther with the higher deuartmeats of ffugliab and Matheanatine, an well as the usual branches of a cam. mon education, Students carefully prepared for any one of :he re. Wr college classes. Whiles no effort will be.partedfor .lbe marital lea. provisoes's, special attention will be given to the .morel Inetenction of the pupil.. am - Parents on miusetly requeeted to mud that cbiklren at the opening of the &Won, a. time los • Own will taterfare with the progress of this pupils af terwards. • Tuition payable In advance, or at the middle tf each quarter. Ornamental wonted and used!e work taught In all ite brawl:on Trench and Garman extra. _For terra. apply to Hanover, P S a., Aug. 1•69-- KOONS II ,A. M., Principal, REAL ESTATE AGENCY. 'T ave opened an agency for the SALE OF REAL ESTATE In vonnectloo with 'my law business In Gettysburg Partleewlablug to eel', or bay lands, may Audit t their advantages° call. Farms anct,Woodland. • 0.4 ACRES Of WHICH 40 AO RES TIMBER for $l,BO A 000 D PARM,. GOOD • BUILDINGS sod TIMIS tier r Gsitty•barg granite land. A No. I PARR. Deur Gettysburg red gravel land. A PAR/R. /SU ACRES, AT SW PER, ACRE. A TRACT Of GOOD LAND, OS ACRES, AT OS PER ACRE. • VERY GOOD FARM, WITH 100 ACRES HEAVY TINDER, AT. StS PER WEE, VERY CHEAP. 100 ACRES, WITH VERY GOOD BUILDINGS AND 10 ACRES CHESTNUT TIMBER, FOR Mow. • VICHY CaltAD YARN, GOOD LAND AND GOOD RUILDINGS, AT Sild Pik ACRE. A Y %RM. 100 ACRES, near Gettyslisrg. A VERY GOOD FARM AND GOOD BUILDING, AT ISO PER ACRE, two miles from Gettysburg. A FARM. four mile. from Gettysburg, $ll ACRE CHEAP. AVERY GOOD GRASS . /AEU, two miles from Gettysburg. A GOOD AND CHEAP TAVERN AND LOTS AD-. JOINING. A VERY GOOD FARM .IN GOOD ORDSR, SSA PER ACRE. A GOOD WARN, BUILDINGS ALL NEW, sB,ooo— MANY On KIL TRACTS, ALSO HOUSES AND BUILDING LOTS IN TOWN, IL G. IIsOBBABT, Attoraey &slaw. Gettysburg, Jews II 11119.—t f. DR. H.`W. LEFEVRE, Latteraourn, Adams co., ra., AYING pang's/testi, located la that pleee. will engage in the general practice of Medicine and Surgery. Wage In Lombard divot, near Baltimore street. [Aug. 20, 1409.-tr gto Ratko. O TICE. N I hereby contrail persona cot to porch/me Dote 1.0 81106 rum Jaooe lialaillan,ofOrtord Muir. slim, eves by me Ic M•SCh kat 1809, we 1 have cot received 'slue kir It 1 milt egat pviy mkt note. Aug.l3, 111.69.-3 t 1.1.1L1111 NULL. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE,77-Let fere Testamentary on the estate of hams Pots?, deceased. Woof Conamsmo tows *M e Adams county, baying been granted to the undersigned, residing In mma township, he harebygivee not to all persons indebted tumid estate to make itipnadlate payment, and thiew herring champ against the esm. to present them properly antbeatkatsel fbr settlement. July 30.-44* MleilAXl6.llltlLY, Ez'r. 4 OTlCE.—Letters of Adminis ra/4 OD the estate of MY DOOlorT, Lit • of Ynctklin lio township, Adams cou nt y , Pa., deceased. having been granted to the undersigned, residing In said township, he hereby gives notke to all persons Indebted to said estate tomato Immediate payment, and thaw having claims spaniel the same to gni:went them properly authenticated for settlement. 111111 1)10101'1, .Idm'r July 30.-1 k p , XECUTOR'S NOTICE.—Let -4 •• tens Testaniimtary on the estate of Janos 1101.. LIIII4III, late of Beading township, Adana county, Pa., dedensed, having been granted to the uadersigned,rw. siding in East Berlin, Pa., he hereby eves notl-e to z wir allpersons indebted to said estate to e Immediate payment and thine having claim. t the mum will present them properly authent d for se Ull a:lent. July 30.-431 A-AXECUTOR'S NOTlCE.—Let tare testamentary on the estate of Gamma llowagn, deroessed, late of illountplosaant township, Adsms county, Pa, haring been granted to the un dersigned, residing la Strube° toweabtp, he hereby gives notice to AU persona Indebted to said estate to make immediate payment, and thaw having clams against thename its precut them properly authen ticated Ale settlement 20.-11 t lIPLIEALII HOWARD, Executor. NOTlCE.—Letters of Adminis tuition Os the 'Mate of Wititsu Demise*, de. ceased, late of Gettysburg, Adams county, Pa., baying balm grunted to dm undersigned, raddiag in Cumber. laud township, he hereby gives notice to all person. indebted to said estate to make Immediate payment. and time having claims against the mane to pressu• them properly upthenticated for settlement. EL P. G reenmount, Pa., July 16.-6 t XECUTOR'S NOTICE.—Let• ten Tnitatnentary on the estate of JOB N COAX BEALLIX, late ut Lafayette county. SI issourl, deco/teed, having been granted to the nuderetaned, he hereby give notice to all pampa indebted to *aid estate to make Immediate payment and diode having claim, siainst the,llllVl to present them properly authen ticated fur setßement. WASIIINUTON CILLSIBIRLA IN, gz'r. July 23.—dt !$-Persons Lure claims against deceased w 111 pr. sent theta tor settlernont to DArtD Witte, ltaq., In Gettysburg, Pa. TlCE.—Letters of Adminis tration on the estate of Darin Guldmis, late of Stratum townshfp,Ademsconnly, Pa., deceased, having been greeted to the undersigned, melding in the said township, they hereby glee notice to all promos in debted to said estate to make immediate payment, and these baring claims against the same to present them properly authenticated for settlement. LIAHRIET OULDIM, Admre. JEREMIAH UULDEN, STRAY NOTICE. July 23.-6 t CAME to the premisetfof the sub scriber. la °antiwar, township, oa the 16th of July, a matt colonial 1101id11, about 4yosr. old, bat with no special mat ka. The owner la desired to come forward, prune property, pay changes and taka blur away, DAITLI) MARTIN. Aug 6,1669,-3t STRAYED AWAY POUR SHEEP-1 Ram, 2 Ewes and 1 Lanai, Amy person knowing i,r thew whereabouts mud lulormlay, the aubsraiber will be IlbiTally rewarded. 060. A. CODORI. fietlYsbari. Aug. 20.31 • Teachers _Wanted. WO FIRST CLASS TEA CH E RS wanted for the Public Schools of "dr Springs Borough. Term six months—rages from goo to 40 per month. Addrsee _ • • I. W. SADLER, President. , Cutts G. Buss; Aearotery: Tort ifprings, Mit RO, 1111119.--St Teacher Wanted. THIS Schcal Board of Berwick Borough Ugric. to employ • good Teirehor o.r. tbe sewing samel term, to whom liberal wages artn be given. The ex aduloatiorr by. the County eaperixteudoot will be bold day of SePieluNgl.fttaillNOEft. Pr t'' Aug. 20, 7819.-.81, COUNTY SUPFRINTENJJENrs NOTICE. . I will,olalt the different dlstricts fur the purpose of [examining Teachers, at the following healed times wad Piles. els: - Iftratau, Houterstown ; Saturday, August 13, 0 it. ot. Anetkartou and York Spriest. Bor., Petersburg School ~.i Home. Saturday, Aegus42l,9 a. la. Ox lord. New Oxford; Saturday, August 2". 9 a... 'ilanallan. Ilsodesirvillis; leiturday, asipt..4; 9 a ... Suitor, Middletown ; Monday, Sept. 6. 9 a. m. Llttle.town, Llttlesuoro ; Tuesday, Sept 7, 9 •.,o. Freed , im, Merits's 8. II.; Wedneaday,Sept. X. 9 a. in. Wheal. Grapiest's 8. IL; Thursday, Sept. 9, 9.. in. 11 8 0 . 1 .1totibmi. Fairfield; Friday. Sept. 10, 9 a. m. Prenklln: Cubit's/a ; Saturday, Sept. 11 , 9 a. to. Tyrope, lieldhiraborg ; Monday, Sept. 13, 9 a. in. L.timore, State Laid 8.• H.; Tuesday, Sepr. it, 9 a. in. Randlugankfilicepton, Hampton; Wednesday, eep t. lb, 9 a. at. it =Moth Foist Berlin ; Thursday; Sept. 10.1 a. m filerwistk tarp., lider's it 11.; Friday, Pant 17, 8 a. m. Bernick Bor., AbbOt Worn ; Friday, Se pt. 17, 2 p. in. punbertand,'WeinnalSchoolsrs oin,Getty 'burg ; Sat u r. day, geld. 1 8 s 9 a. to. MouoiJoy, Two Taeertts ;Wonder. Sept. Tll it a. ni. Highland, Church 8. H.; Tuesday, tiopt.3l, 9 a. ni, Garuutoy,Oulden's S. IL • Wednesday, Sops. 2?., 11 e. m, Union, 801111%'s 3. IL ;Tit/2,day, Sept '23, 9 si. IS. Giumiugar,,Mellherrysiowe ; Friday; Sept. x 3.9 a. to Mountplessant„ Brush Sun 8. H.; 4itutPay, Sept. 25,1 s. to. '' • • , Vtaadiatioa. will bogie promptly, at, the boar" 'pacified. Professional Certificates glee% by Mr. , Ins/4 gibes Lbw first Milisiday of dead, HMI, are valid I during . the pre ea; School year. Candishitos wad ho examtned laths dhdricts In which' Grey export so heipsth....lile certificate*, will 'be misisirsd 'filmes re. ,exanthookin, nor will co:all/lc . ..atoll be siren to poriono a kaborn barmiest illbarlitor.. Loeb applbeint for ex amination ii ra;mtnited to.come pro! kiod with pencil, piper 'a spwettlisd Of Parisian Alp. and n ropy or the so6bPd, !tendert!! the amiss ill doe in toe. 41441 It.— Appilcants not rooldent In the Cutlet, will lis required ' tie primanDossifitaltess, as to gems.. moral character: The constantly lacrestaleg he prusemout to adosation al matters and the grade of Teurbern flirodibuut the State dentandelllar We should adratica futon year, Yenta twee but tho•• vell - qualdled will be liciumid to loch. ._ . thoroigh fa all for br•ncland named oil the Pro•4••••I C•••le••• DArnctors nre 'OIIWI lad nil groblli 'rectorial) , lut ltir I ti attend Nu Mother MI ho •••••ymk , withakt • Tsai With ,ro , raid DiroNors skald Moog" 1H .bolpro nrCructinp. NO . 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