sad &mond Ales.
MffMEM
MEMO SALE
my; the 1401 day of OCTOBER, 1686,
I delock. P. M oa thepressims,
geed, Executrix of the will of Jai=
113cnuPed, In aocerdantie will' said Will.
at Public Sala, the. valuable Farm on
~o w eresidee, belonging to the heirs of
sendoetitnated in Reading township, Ad
.about l miles north of Hampton, hair
'ark Sulpliur Springs and 1,6 mile from
ere and Carlisle pike, containing 201 .
.re or lees. This i 3 commonly known as
' mind Hill Farm." It is mostly of the
has been heavily limed and =inured,
• lab state of cultivation. There are about
f good farming land, and 40 Aeroflot good
be farm W. well catered with springs and
ter; a never-failing spring of excellent
t 25 yards from the door; also, another
. wrong spring about 1 /.. mile from the
which tho water runs to the house con•
• • by • hydraulic Ram, which has been
I epaulet' for over twenty' years. There
• f excellent water standing in the kitchen
, suitable for mains or washing. From
• inkuir is carried by lead pipe toe
• • bare yard, thus furnishing plenty of
e time for all the stock. The buildings
two-story STONE DWELLING HOUSK,
Stone Barn, a large framed Stable with
6 horses ; Hay Mows, Straw Shed, de.,
•, Grain Howie, Machine House, Shop,
e., Spring House, Hog House, and other
uikiings—all under pine shingle roof.—
u. I Apple Orchard In good bearing order;
, Pears, Plums, Cherries, de., in 'band
desirable farm is very conveniently
loea
d to Churches, School Houses, Stores,
Saw Mille, Blacksmith Shops, Ac.
s desirous of purchasing such a farm are
invited to call and examine for them.
y will tind It as represented. Terms easy
le.
Y line epeciruene of Magnetic Iron Ore
and on the furtu.
e same tfme and piece, will be offered a
3 ACRES, adjoining the above, with good
u.
a will be gir'eti and terms made known
t• by
MARY T. TOWNSEND. Executrix,
Llamptott, Adams co., Pa,
11139.-3m*
IC SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
reigned will other at Public Fate, on Satur
day ,f October titzt, at 12 o'clock, Al., on
in near Henry K noose's, about 200 ACRES
AIN LAND, situate in Franklin town
s count), Pa., on the road leading from
the Chapel. about 2 . 14 miler from Kill
ing lands of Mars of Thaddeus Stevens,
...and others.. It is covered with valor,
CHESTNUT TIMBER, of from 25 to
ind thickly set. ft will be sold iu
RE IXITS, to snit purchasers.
e wilt be given arid terms made known
le.
signed also offer. at Private Sale. his
utler township, miles north west of
containing ltd ACHES, Unproved with a
1-HAMER-BOARDED DWELLING and
Out-hitchu, good Bisra. , Corn Crib
Shed, flog Pen, and other outbuildings,
good water; a thriving young Orchard of
of all hinds ; about Acres In Timber,
.roportion in Meadow. The farm is in a
cultivation. and conveniently located.
'ring to new the premises can call on
an residing thereon, or uddrese the under.
ttysburg, Pa.
WM. S. HAMILTON
[1.11", A uctiemrer.
11319131
S art C'hambersburg st. Gettysburg, Pa
•
. OUSE is a two story brick,
it, a llydrant in the yard with good out
heice vat-hstles of Grapes. Strawberries,
Raspberries, Peach and dwarf Pear
lot. S. B. ROW.
1C SALE OF
BLE REAL A PEILSOAL PROPERTY
aigne~s,
Executor of the estate of Ozoaor
.eased, late of Mountplensant township,
Public Sale, on Saturday. October.2nd,
residence of the deceased, in NI ountpleafe
miles east of Gettysburg on the
'oad, the following Personal Property,
Cow which will Le fresh - bear the day
ga, 1 . one.horse Wagon sod Harness, 1
cagy and Harness, 1 Sleigh and Hello, 1
rs, Collars and Bridles, 1 saddle, Halters
ins, Fly Net., 1 Fifth Chain, Forks and
ing Scythes,l Manny Reaper, 1 Winnow
tting Bog, Shovel Plow, Harrow Plow, 1
'el Plow, Corn Coverer, abunt It tone of
o bundles of long Straw, a lot of Corn in
d Potatoes, a lot of Shop TOOll, Work
ice, Axes, Hoes and Shoveta, Crowbar and
ona, • lot of ago, Wood by the cord and
f, Posts, also D
11 0USEHOLD AND ITCH.
VILE. such as Bedsteads and Beading, 'I
vea, 1 Cook Stove, Queensware, Crockery
. Wool Wheela,l Patent Wash Machine,
Tables, Chairs, CA rpetingc bleat Vessels,
übe, and many other article, too timer
,u.
e sold at the same time and place, the
.slon of the deceased, situate in Mount—
ship on the licautughtown Road, adjoin
oseph Spangler and others, containing
•pen which is erected a new BRICK
Barn, a Shot, suitable for any mechanic,
. og Pen, a line young Apple Orchard Just
der: also, Peaches, Pears, Plums, Cher
kr., a Spring el Water near the Rouse.
a high state at cultivation, is very de
.)
A TRACT OF LAND,
&ban township, containing 21 Acres and
Kt 4, adjoining lands of, Jacob Lott and
ned,upon which is abouf2 4crtes of young
A TRACT OF WOOD
to in Straban township, adjoining' lands
containing over 10 ACRES, which will
r 2!„,§ Acre Lots.
eking to view the above properties can
ug ou the undersigned, or the Widow re.
first named property.
wence at 10 o'clock. A. M, on said day,
ice will be given and terms made known
EtIIR.AI..II HOWARD, Ex'r.
SALE OF VALUABLE
szAL ESTATE
ivied will sell at Public Sale, on Safi,-
9 of (Mob, nest, at 1 o'clock, r. N.,
Property, situated in Latituore, towns
duuty. Pa, snout 11,i miles east of
from Ils.ntorff's Mill, con
-IlLi and PERCUES, of which about
in Timber, adjoining lands of Jacob K.
Livingston, ar d others. The land is in
ts - cult,vation. mid under good fencing;
er in all the Bel& but one. The land
lined ice. The Improvements are a
TORY BRICK HOUSE. lately covered
1141 es, a Spring of Water near- the
Irhig Hon r a large Bank Barn, with
doors and Wagon Shed attached, all
Pine:Shingles, a well of Water at the
so, II good Carriage house, and Work
.use, - Rood House. Hog Stable and other
A large Orchard of choice Apple, Pear
Peach Trees, kn. This farm is
suciataml near School houses, Churches,
Hue, Ac., being only three-fourth of
r
11111 g tti view tLe,proparty will call on
r. rtoiding Uri the blunt.
Kill Lo
gtvoo and terms made known
J ESSE CLINE.
MS_F•OR SALE
red fTn• Sale, on the premises, on Satur•
t Ektobcr next, at 1 o'clock, the
cooled by James Miner, and lying on
between York Springs and Ileialers
log 121 ALINES with impetivementa.—
beautifully, is patented and has been
I positively be sold. Also, the LEII.SIAN
Ind by Geo. J. Shank, containing 145
between Eteldiersburg and, New Cheat
lisle and gew Oxford roil, is In mar
sale.
W. F. BONNER
IFF'S SALE
e of &writ of Lersrl Fsetss,will he offer•
1e et the Court House In Gettysburg,
thed day of October next, the follow
: est EstAtik viz:
RACT OF.LAND,
beriand township, Adams county, Pat,
post along the public road leading
rg to Taney town, at the corner of land
tterer,thence along said Taneytown road
at • corner of land of Peter Frey,
lung the lauds of Peter Frey and Jacob
t, at the coiner of land of Jacob Beta
.•ittsburg road, thence along said puh
a* from Gettysburg to Erantittabtarg
t at corner of land of Wan 11. Dotterer,.
.enee along the line of land of Win. H. -
to the place tof beginning--coutaining
re or less--together with the sapper -
w one and a h•lf•story Weatherboarded
1008 E, with liteltbailding attached,
other Outbuildings; a well of w•ter,
o It, at the door; • young Apple Or
'yr fruit, on the premises. The land is
• fence and good cultivation. Belted
locution as the Real Estate of PHILIP
PHILIP BASIN, Sheriff.
Se, Gettysburg, Sept. 10.-ta
cent of the purchaie mosey open all
.eriff must be paid over immediately
.rty Is struck down or npoa tailors to
ith the property will be again put up
LE TOWN PROPERTY
AT PRIVATE SALE
Iv of the Will of Jam Caftltplf deed
e Sale the Valuable Real Estate of sold
r corner of Baltimore and East Middle
r oy,pocie f eet ET EIGESE 4b feet
treat by 142 Vi
deep. Improved with
BRICK DWELLING 110C8Eonarble.
ud a well eel excellent water, frail k c
the most desirable places in Getty
MARY A. CANNON.
1. MARSHALL CANNON,
Rxecutorm
WESTERN
TION LANDS.
APE ON HAND A FEW
ACTS
OF No. 1,
're.aceptioa Lands located near Bail
owns, kc., in well settled neigbbor
trill sell, or exchange •t a fair pric
in Adasseoeunty, Pa.
0 20 . ARNOLD
FOB SALE,
300 CORDS OAK,.
IfIVE01? I,
D MILL_..
sadper cord on the ground. -
630. ARNOLD. Aas.III,I4IOI.—t
Mu star aiti(liktlintl:
Gettysburg, Friday, ftpt, 24, 1869
101-The annual election for MOnagerlir
of the Fire Ineurance Compkey, will be
held on Monday next between 2 and 4
o'clock.
XS-The Frankln Zonaves will hold a
meeting at Mummasbarg, on Saturday,
the 2d of October, and a full turn out is
requested.
ANSWER.—The answer to the trigono
nietrical problem published 'on the 10th
is.as follows :—The i sidee of the triangle
measure respectively 120, 160 and 200 per
ches.
FISH CRANE.—lsaiah Hankey and J.
H. Chambent, of Monntjoy township, shot
on last Tbuirtiday, on Rook Creek, a Fish
Crane measuring from tip to tip of the
wings 6 feet, from end of bill to feet 4 feet
91 inches. It was of blue color and a very
pretty bird.
I. G. 0. F.—On Monday night latt, J.
L. Schick, D. D. G. P. of this district,
installed the officers elect of Union En
camp, No. 126, in this place, P.,
Rev. W. R. H. Deatrick ; S. W., E. M.
Yount ;. H. P., R. - D. Armor; J. W., W.
D. Holtzworth ; T., Edwaid MenchY ; S.,
James McCreary.
A GOOD TIME.—The squad of Soldiers
undefSergeant Gibbons were paid off on
Saturday last, and had. a Re-Union at their
barracks on the Cbambersburg pike in
the evening, to which a number of their
friends from town were invited. Toasts
were drunk, with responles and a good
time generally.
WHO CAN BEAT IPT— Our friend
Henry Herbst, of Straban township,
brought to our office sbunch.of Peaches,
27 in number, all on one bra'hch, and of
good size ; also a basket of very fine
peaches, as nice as any we have seen this
season. He has two stalks of corn meas
uring 13 feet S inches and 13 feet 4 inches,
raised on the farm of John Rinehart.
REGISTER.—The voters of this Bor
ough will see to it that they are registered.
The Registry Law compels all persons to
htive themselves registered ten days be
fore the election. Persons voting on age
must also be registered. Naturalized cit
izens milk b;ing their Naturalizations pa
pers along when they wish to be register
ed. Wm. H. Aughinbaugh is the Regis
ter and can be found at the "Star and Sen
tinel" office at all times.
AGRICULTURAL FAIR.—The First
Annual Exibition of the Carroll County
Agricultural Society will be held at West
minster, :u d . , on Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, the 28th, 29th, and
30th of September, inst., and the Ist of
October. The grounds are in. fine condi
tion, the premiums offered are liberal,
and the Fair promises to be a great suc
cess in every respect.
ACCIDENT.--Afr. Jacob Hoover, of
Freedom township near Emm ittsburg, had
his leg broken on the Bth inst. Mr. H.
had been out on his farm and was on his
way home when his horse threw him and
broke his leg above the ankle ; his leg was
very painful for a day or two when mor
tification set in and on the following Sun
day he died. He was a very fine man and
was much respected by all who knew
him.
BARN BURNT.—During the thunder
storm on Friday afternoon last, the barn
of Mr. Jeptha Du bbs, in Highland town
ship, was struck by lightning, and set on
lire. The barn, with all the product of the
farm for the past year, a number of stacks
of hay and grain around the barn, a calf.
a new Buggy; and other articles, were
deatroyed. The live stock, excepting the
calf, was saved. We hear it rumored that
there was a partial insurance in the Mum
masburg Company, but have no definite
information.
FROM EUROPE.—In to-day's issue
will be found an interesting letter from
Mr. MCPHERSON, now in Europe. Ills
friends will be glad to learn that his health
has materially improved, and that the
tour promises to be of large benefit to
him. We hope to hear frequently from
him.
We have In hand several interesting let
ters from JOHN B. MCPHERSON, Lsq ~who
accompanies our colleague, written to a
friend, who has kindly placed them at our
disposal, to publish such portions as may
be deemed advisable. They will appear
in our next issue.
FATAL ACCIDENT.—On Wednesday
week, a boy aged eler,en years, son of
Mr. George Sell, residing near the "old
Furnace," above Fairfield, fell from a
tree, a distance of about twenty-eight feet,
and fractured his Skull. lie suffered ex
cruciating pain until death relieved him,
on Friday. The family have the sympathy
of the neighborhood in their sad bereave
ment.—Compiler.
RACE,--On Thursday of last week a
Race calSo oft at Weiglestown, York coun
ty, between Dr. Tate's horse "Cashier"
and Charles Doll's mare "Fanny." Cash
ier won in three straight heats of 500 yards
—purse $lOO.
THE PARKTON AND MANCHES
TER RAILROAD.—This proposed road
rans from Park ton in Baltimore county,
on the Northern Central, .29 miles from
Baltimore to Manchester in Carroll coun
ty. The distance.between those two places
is something less than fourteen miles.
We learn that the road was let last week
to Messrs. MoGuok3t & Co., the work is to
be commenced on the 11th of October,
Mr. Jos. S. Garr, long experienced in
locating Railroads,bas been appointed the
Chief Engineer of the road, and will com
mence the location, as we have been in
formed, on Monday next. Mr. Gitt is
still engaged at Harrisburg laying out an
extension of that city, and will attend to
both works. We are glad to see our neigh
bors prosper. There is nothing like get
ting the steam Up to accomplish anything.
Success to the enterprise.
SOLD.—George W. McClellan has dis
posed of his lots on Carlisle street, oppos
ite the residence of Prof. Ehrhart—Dan
iel Cashman purchasing one of 60 feet
front on the Corner of Tinton street for
*305, and Robert McCurdy the other 6 lots
for $l6OO. ,
Theodore Tauginbaugh has sold to John
Kuhn, three lots of land near New Ches
ter. One lot of 5 acres at 0125 per acre.
and another lot of the same size at $BO 25
per acre, and another of the 'same size at
$6O per acre—amounting to 111,4 2 2625. Mr.
Chrouister has purchased of * Mr. Taugh
inbaugh a lot containing . between 6 and 7
acres, at $7l 50 per acre.
M. Q. Timmins, Administrator, has
sold the house and lot of James Timmins,
deceased, in Oxford township, to William
Lilly, at $BBl.
TOWNSHIP TICKETS.—We are re
quested to state that the Republicans of
Cumberland township will meet at Sny
der's tavern, iq Gettysburg, on Saturday
the 2d of• October, at 3 o'clock, to nominate
a township ticket]
The Republicans of Butler township
will meet, for the same - purpose, in Mid
dletown, at 3 o'clock, on Saturday October
2d.
We suggest to our _Republican friends
in the different Ownships that they meet
on Saturday the 2d of October, at their,
usual places of meetings, to. nominate
candidates for local offices. These tickets .
will have to he - printed separately from
the County Tickets.
P. S.—Since writing the above the
County Committee has taken action on
the subject, adopting the followillgineola
tion, which we commend to the attention
of our Republican friends: -
Rewired, That we reoomend to the Re
publioatui of the several boroughs and
townships where action her not been ai
rs idy taken, to meet at the usual places of
holding township meetings; Olt Saturday,
October 2, at the usual hoar for atteit meet,'
ings, to nominate candidates for
Town
ship
odiees,
NO 00.—Mr. 'Mr"inesiSyg ln the
Court-honks proving a Vie ."Bzzle.," the
Demc4tridie , Vidal dollen:04 4:104 pus*
imenda'bra grand lionrish 'at Lltdosittirn
on Wednesday night. Myers was dismiss
ed, and Stenger`,' 6f. Cbanitiersinut called
in. A` double-leaded call in'the Compiler'
annotTeed the,"Grand feihmed by
flaming Bills -mid thlese Sign by
Posters, all summoning the faithful to' the
great work of preventing the abominable
"nigger" from rising to the dignity of de
cent citizenship. A milroad train was
chartered, at 75 eta a head—the drums beat
—but some how or other the faithful didn't
respond. Asso tic*etshad been guarantee d
the RailroadCompanyi-the Executive Com-I
mince found it necessary to launch out some
of the "twenty million" fcmd, and Issue free
tickets as a further inducement. The train
finally started; and noses being counted, 43
men and boys, all told, were found to be
aboard—still 7 short. These, however,
were picked, up,qn the wAy. In due time;.
we learn, the train reached Littlestown, but
found no escort, the Democracy of that
„vicinity being as little diposed to come up to
the support of the ticket prescribed by the
"ring s " as their brethren of Gettysburg.—
The party—or such of them as had not been
laid out by a too generous imbibing on the
way—started for Yantis' Hotel, where it
meeting—small; dull and , dispiriting—was
organized. Mr. Stenger held forth in his
usual spread-eagle style for an hour or more
on the "nigger," followed by Messrs. Wm.
McClean and H. J. Stehle. On the return
home, the engine, apparently sympathizing
with the programme of the evening, con
cluded to "fizzle" out too, blowing out one
of its bolts ! There was some lively scamp
ering to get out of the way of danger, the
blowing out of a bolt being mistaken for the
bursting of the boiler. The panic subsided,
and in due time the party reached Gettys
burg, rather the work for their trip—some
of thein thoroughly demoralized either by
bad whisky on bad politics. The camp
aign opens inauspiciously for the "ring."
At; itICULTURAL
,FAIR.—The Coun
ty Agricultural Fair will be held next
week, commencing on Tuesday the 28th.
We hope our Farmers and citizens gener
ally will promptly send in their products
And articles for exhibition. The Pre
mium List be found in another col.'
umn, fall and liberal, covering nearly
everything. The former Exhibitions
were creditable, and there is no reason
why this one should not surpass them.
Fruit of all kinds is abundant, and we
expect to see a fine display. The man
agement have made every arrangement
desirable to promote the convenience of
exhibitors and the comfort of visitors.
Let every body come.
IMPROVEMENTS.—The Improve-
Ments on Carlisle street, in direction of
Stevens Hall, are being rapidly prosecut
ed under the direction of the Town Coun
cil, including the paving of the side-walks,
widening the streets, &c. This will give
a stretch of one mile of pavements from-
Stevens Hall to Cemetery Hill, along Car
lisle and Baltimore streets.
DECLINED.—We learn from the Ludh
eran Observer that Prof. STORVEIt has
declined the Professorship of Latin, ten
dered to' him by the Trustees of Muhlen
burg College.
ENIGMA
I am composed of 10 letters and am
the name of an animal. My 2,3, 10, is a
pronoun ; my 9,1, is a conjunction ; my
5,4; 7, is an adjective ; my 8,3, 6,7 is a
noun and an article of food.
rFor the Star and Sentinel
The acclivity of a bill rises 20 degrees,
and measures 16.14 chains ; its declivity
falls 11l degrees and measures 32.2 b
chains. Required the horizontal distance
between the extremities of the line thus
measured over The hill, it being level at
the top 2.80 chains.
BIERBOWER'S SEGARS have lie
come noted for their high flavor, and every
body who knows anything about good To
bacco has got in the habit of going direct
to his establishment in the northeast corner
of the diamond—fully assured that they
can get just what they want, the very beat
&gate, made of prune tobacco, highly
flavored, and what is better still sold at
prices that can't be beat in or out of the
city. Strangers can't - mistake the place.
"Pete" always stands at the door, good
humoredly inviting the passer-by to enter
and enjoy the good things to be found there
—Segars, Smoking and Chewing Tobacco,
of the best brand, Merehaurns,. Pipes, Sze..
any of our readers want a fine
Bat, of the latest style, and in the tip of
fashion—or Cap for Man or Boy—we ad
vise theut to call on Col. S. S. McCreary,
Charnbersburg street, where they will
find just the article they ‘vaut. Col. Mc-
Cteary is a practical Hatter, a good judge
of Hats, and knows what is what and
sells cheap. Give him a call. it
AYS AHEAD.—Mr. Frank Cun
ningham, who is always up to the tithes
and who studies to please the wants of the
public, has just returned from the city
with a large supply of Fall and Winter
Clothing of the latest styles and the best
manufacture. Any person in want of a
good suit of clothes will always find at
Frank's the style and kind of goods they
wish, In his large stock of goods will
be found a large assortment of Soya and
Childen's Clothing made up in the latest
styles. See advertisement.
. ( 101r - Illiss ISPClellan will resume the i
duties of her. Select School on the 4th of
October. Parents are requested to pay .
half-of the tuition in adranee. 2t
IMPORTANT TO MILLERS.—W e
have learned that Mr. Jolts .L. BEBxtaaa,
of Hampton, will have on exhibition at the
Fair next week, one of the Celebrated Rim
sell Double Suction Smut Machines, manu
factured by GiutErrr & Co., of Chambers
burg. This is Mid to be the best combined
wheat Separator and Scourer in the world,
and every Miller in the county should ex
amine it. Mr. Rrenizer is agent for Adams
county, anq will be present to give any in
formation. Ho will also have samples of
work done on the machine. ' It
Any Lady can afford to wear a Hoop
Skirt for FOrty cents. Who be with
out them at this unpiecedented low price ?
To be had at the Store of F. D. Duraomi,
Northwest corner
_Square. tf
.ffige-DO you want a nice suit of Winter
Clothing,or a cheap Hat or Cap, suited
to the season? Yon will find just the thing
at Capt. Norris' Store, corner of the Dia
mond and Chambersburg street. The
Captain, keeps
,always on hand a fiall as
sat-talent- of Gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods of latest styles, and sells at moder
ate prices. He just remitted a new style
of Cape, which are all the rage, and going
off like hot buckwheat cakes. Calland
see his establishment.
haANDS , $ 0;)R ifevr Itittelak
s stag ,do in die Fafr Grounii
burg, for sale. Apply to Dr. E. G. Fahn
estock, Secretary of the Society. 2t.
SOMETHING NEW.—We notice that
OtLi friend •Drnaroalf has slam stodk' of
DlagoSal and Plaid Cassimen, which are
the latest styles. lig is selling them very
cheap ; do not fail to ace them. Store
Nortir weatoornerkquire.. • tf
Disrawaits received at Rio Janeiro from
Asuncion to August m report that the• Allies
have captured Ascurnt and Piribibin.—
Presiderii Lopez has fled, and the Paragna
.*Ls cannot longer continue the struggle.
A PrcrdskstalGovernment has . been install
ed at Aeuncion. At Rio the war was con
sidered at an end, and the cities of kasnos .
41 . 11-41- t -' l 6 / 2 1Nearila
ill111#.0441.:' f
WEST PA. IifYKIN).-"This ; buck me*
in St. James Mulch - on. WicraidaY eve
ning, W. LIAy, of YorkiPreikkint.
of Synod; Preaching the Synodical sermon
from Mathew : 10—" Thy Kingdom
Come." 04 Tlmeday morning, after the
customary religions exercises, Synod form
ally cconize4 by re-electing the following
officers a
Preaident—Bev. A. W. Lilly, of York.
Secretary—Rev. E. Braidenbaugb, Geitys-
burg
Trea,sureßev. Wm. X. Baum, D. D.,
York.
The Tell was called, showing an unusual
ly full attendance of clerical and lay dele
gates, numbering, with visiting ministers,
about 100.
The President read his Annual Report;
which was referred to the appropriate com
mittee. The will be two sessions of the
Synod on each week day, with religious
exercises at night, all open to the public.
The morning sessions will begin at 9
o'clock, preceded by a half hour of devo
tional exercises; adjourn at 12. Afternoon
sessions begin at 2, adjourning at 5 o'clock.
The following appointments have been
made for next Sabbath, at the request of
Pastors of the churches named :
Preabytesian.—Morning, Rev. Dr. Han
er, of Abbottstown ; evening, Rev. T. C
Billheimer, Shippensburg.
Methodist.—Morning, Rev. D. M. Black
welder, York Springs ; evening, Rev. B.
Dasher, West Fairview.
German Reformed.—M orning , Rev. J.
R. Groff, Mechanicsburg ; evening, Rev. A.
Berg, Shrewsbury.
Christ Church.—Morning, Rev. B.Ying
ling, Hanover; evening, Rev. Dr. Swartz
Carlisle.
St. .lames Church.--Saturday, at 2
o'clock, Preparatory Communion services,
Rev. G. Parsons, Hanover. Sunday morn
ing, (communion,) Rev. Dr. Lochman,
York ; afternoon, at 3 o'clock, (German,)
Rev. G. Roth, Ckambersburg ; evening,
Rev. L. Gottwaldt, Chambersburg. On
Sunday afternoon, at lf o'clock, the Sunday
School will have special exercises, with sev
eral addresses.
At 3 P. M. there will be services at the
Alms-house appointment not yet announc
ed.
Last evening the Home Mission Society
held its Anniversary in' SL James Church,
addressed by Rev. Dr. Swartz and Rev. M.
Officer
This (Friday) evening, Rev. Mr. Alleman,
of Littlestown, will preach in St. James
Church.
Tomorrow (Saturday) evening, the Ed
ucation Society will hold its Aniversary
exercises, to be addressed by Rev. J. Koh
ler, oC Glen Rock.
On Monday evening the Ordination Ser
mon will be preached by Rev. H. R. Fleck,
of New Kingston.
Bales of Real and Personal Estate
We annex a list of Sales of Real and
Personal Estate, to be found in our ad
vertising columns :
Oct. 2.—Heirs of Samuel White. freedom. 127 Acre,.
" 2. —J ease Olin.. Latlmore, 90 AMIN 138 Perches.
" 2.—Ex'r of Geo. Howard, Moontpleasant, Real
and Personalty.
2—Wm. B. Ilansliton, Franklin, 200 Acre..
‘ 0 s—Daniel Golden's Executors, Btraban, Realty
and Personalty.
'• 6—John Bolen, Huntlugton,l24 Acme.
" 13—Brecutrix of James Townsend, Readiog,l6o
Acres.
„ 16—Wm. F. &inner, York Springs, 2 Farms.
30.—Heirs of Egbert Eckert, Dlonntplessant
135 Acres.
" 30 —Henry Sherrill's Adm'r., Franklin, Farm
and Mountain Land.
Rev. o—Messrs. Irwin, Liberty, YS Acne.
[Cummunicated
AT PitIVATI SALE.
Theodore Bender, Cumberland, 115 Acre'.
Abraham /Picker, Strohm:, 88 Acre,.
Hrs. S. !Jinni& , Gettysburg, House and Lot.
John Brhakerhoer, Straban, 125 Acres.
Geo. C. Cashman, Gettysburg, House and Lot.
Henry Citron 'star, Sandoe's Mtil, Lumber.
Wll2. 8. Hamilton, Butler, 185 Acres.
Raroclatozs o t John Cannon. daa'd, 12eotkrain. g ties
George Arnold, Mills and /Parma.
PRETTY WOMEN.—A comparatively
few Eadies monopolize the Beauty as well
as the attention of Society. This ought
not to be so, but it is ; and will be white
men are foolish„ ind single out pretty
faces for companions.
This can all be changed by using Ha
gan's Magnolia Balm, which gives the
Bloom of Youth and a relined sparkling
Beauty to the Complexion, pleasing, pow
erful and natural.
No Lady need complain of a red, tan
nod, freckled or rustic Complexion, who
will invest 75 cents in Hagan's Magnolia
Balm. Its cffects are truly wonderful.
To preserve and dress the Hair use
Lyon's Kathairon. Sept. 3-lm
"J. N."—This wonderful man will ad
dress the population of New Oxford on
Saturday evening the 25th inst., at Tittles
town on, Tuesday night the 28th ; on the
Fair Grounds, Gettysburg, on the afternoon
of the 29th, and in the evening in the Hall.
We would not have had the nerve to make
this announcement until the great Philoso
pher, Orator and Satirist assured us that he
would assume all the pressure inseparable
from the occasion. Go and listen to the
words of truth from the inspired apostle,
whose mighty mind grasps the sublime
vision of immortality. Go and see the lift
ing of the veil. We do not say thiit God
couldn't make another man like "J. N."
but we do say that be never did ! Go and
hear "J. N." Gaze on that noble form
towering among his fellows like Saul among
his brethren ; look at that piercing eye
blazing and corruscating like a piece of
steel in a flame of oxygen ; listen to that
voice, whose sublime tones, rising above
the clangor and carnage of a million of
men in arms, solved the awful problem of
the war, and made reconciliation a possible
thing ! Go !go!!go ! ! ! Hear and see
and admire the orator, the philosopher, the
satirist, whose fame will survive that of
Washington, and
,live in the idolatry of
man,
'T wrapt in flame the realms of either glow
And heaven's last thunder abates the world below!
FOR RENT two desirable rooms on
Etaltirtiorestreeknear the diamond. En
quire at this office. ,
DI A IL RI E D
ALBERT — A:IAM. --On the 7th lust., by
Rev. J. E. Honmentt, Mr. John M. Albert
to Miss Emma K. Albert, both of Hunting
don township.
Mzura—OvuE.,—At linsiinArdoo, Pa.
by Rev. G. W. Zahniae,r Mr. IL j. Miller, ,
of Littlestown f to Min Kate Over, of Bed
ford, Pa.
Mrcus—Ssrsirrs.—On the 18th inst., by
Rev: W. R. H. Dmitrioh, Mr. James B.
Myers, of near Fairfield, to Miss Jennie
Sheets, of Highland township.
Surrx—HAvaartrock.--On the 14th inst.,
by Rev. J. E. Honeycutt, Ephraim Shull, of
Straban twp., to Miss Mary Jane Haver stock, stock, ofTyrone township.
Somervsn—Vitswrms--On the 28d
inst., by Rev. E. Breidenbaugh, Mr. Lewis
P. &Inver of Frederick Co., Md., to Mrs.
Caroline Valentine of this county.
JED-Obituary noticees eenta a line tor
all over 4 lines--cash to accompany no
tices.
Astzwri.—On the 12th inst., in Mouoy
towe
the ship, -Jos
days.-
eph Areas, aged 68 years, 11
mon and 27
BARDAE. —On' the Bth inst., in Germany
town
st
chip, Caned Harder, aged 8 weeks
and 4 ays.
CLuirs..--On the 10th inst., in Molmtpless
ant township, Mr. Joseph Clunk, in the 49th
year of his age.
FLEIMING. —On.the Bth inaL, near. New
Oxford, natl. ramming, aged tt years
and 26 days.
Hiuntr.—At Abbottatown, on the 10th
hum, Mr. Joseph R. Henry, Req., aged 75
years, 11.1nonths and 25 days.
Hoovan.,—tOn the 12th inst., in Freedom
township, Mil. Jacob Hoover, aged 52 years,
month and 19 days. ••••
Brateunn.—On the Ist hurt, Kiss Aorta
N. Spangler, or ng tOIVD. aged 15
yore sad 1 uustbsßeadi.
DIZD.
Snitiv 4*,Sabitil
111/191,61inillardi A Pr•amei Itaxket,
• idgfinws, 22unido
Sir= nor i 600 • 6 95
Erma Amt. 6 /18•• '6
75
Warrp WAUT, 1 48 sa
RiD Win.; - so •
Ocons, 1 15 • 120
RIR, - 1 10 • ,1 L 9
GAIS, ' 60 • , 02
TDIOTHT-4111:1D. . 4 50 4 75
CLovsn-amixo, 8 00 • .8 25
FLAX-11ZID, 000 • 9 50
Bkooa, SHOIILDIRk 16 • , 16i
" BED 29, 19 • 19;
" HARB 4 . 24 1 25
19f • 20
GOLD, Phila.
LARD,
Gettysburg. Grata & Provision Kaulket.
Gettysburg, !Way ifertitso.
5.00
6 50
Boma
ttmEA FLOUR,...
Wurri WESAT,..
RID WEZAT,
Coss,
Rya,
OATS,
BINTSWEISAT,
TLKOTET BUD,-
°LOPER SEED, ....
POTATOES,
Burnß,
LARD,
Naas,
BAoos, HAYS,....
" BIDER, ..
" Sacitrumma,
SoAr t .—
ntsow,
gtut g.dirtrtisenitnts.
STRAY COW
strayed from the premises of the subscriber in
Gettysburg, on the 10th lust , a heavy set red and
brindle COW—horns prglectieg tideway'. She goys
oonidderable milk. Ally information leading to his.
recovery will be rewarded.
G. W. McCLELLAN
Oattysbarg, Pa, Sept, 24.-3 t
T EACHERS WANTED.
Tim School Dircetors of Efamhtonban district wfil
meet In the School building, in 'airfield, on Saturday,
tke iith day of October next, at 1 o'clock, Y. N., to elect
SIX TISCHER' to take °harp of the_ Common
&Imola of that district. •
• By order of the Board,
CHABLIS J. BENTON; /*coy.
Sept.24.—Ul
NOTlCE.—Letters of Adminis
tratlon on the estate of Ann T. WILIGHT,
lat. of Menallan township, Adams county, Pena'a_,
&owed, having bean canted tothe naderalimed, re.
siding In said township, sbe hereby gives notice to
all persons Indebted to said estate to make Immediate
payment and those baying claims "mart the same
will present them properly schen 44 for settle
ment.
JANE C. WRIGHT, Adm'z.
Sept. 24.-6 t
OTlCE.—Letters of Adminis
tration on the estate of JACOB Hoovist. late of
Freedom township, Adams county, Pa.„ deoMasd,
has lag been granted to the undersigned residing is
said township, he hereby glees notice to all persons
indebted to said estate to make immediate payment,
and these having claims against the same to present
:hem properly authenticatedfor settlement.
301111 Adm'r.
Sept. 24.-8 t
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given to Creditors that Au.
MON lAA/ bad applied to the Cannot Common Pleas of
Adams county for dacherge under the Insolvent
Laws of this Cornsucenwealtb;—and the Court has
flied Therday, Mc 19fA day of October next, of 2 o'-
clock. P. Y. fbr the hearing of the aniknot and
his Creditors at the Court bones In the Borough of
Gettysburg.
JACOB SIELHOIII2, Proth'y
Sept 24 —.3t
N OTICE TO ASSESSORS.
The Ames/ore elected at the last Spring Election are
bereby notifled to attend at the Commlasloner's (Ace
in the borough of Gettysburg, to reative blank As
sessment Duplicates and the necessary (=tractions,
as follows:
The Asesenore of Holm, Conowago, Deriving, Ber
n/ ink bunrogb. On he'd, Hamilton, Reading, Mount.
pienaent, Germany, !Drama, Mounkloy, and Little.-
town borough will attend on Jkliday, the 18th day
of October next.
And the Aniemeire of the borough of Gettymbitrg,
enmberland. Highland, Freedom, Liberty, Hamilton.
ben, Franklin. Butler, hienallen, Tyrone, Huntington,
Latimore and York Spring" borough, will attend on
2 Jerday . , the 19th day of October seat
By order of the Coatintarionera.
J. 91. WA LTER, Clerk.
Sept. 24. td
VALUABLE MILLS
AT PILIVA.TH BALM.
No. I—A very desirable Mill Pro.
perty,wltb lb •02411 ! O LAND, ad lb. bied waters
a *kb Iftwebey, oaf aft fixes Barns. 7
, "min
"I
Llabb's milL
No. 2—One other Mill Property,
with 40 ACRES OP LAND, ou *arab Creek, knows
as Baudoe's Mill, six miles west of Gettysburg.
No. 3—One other Mill Property,
(with 60 AMID OF LAND, on thernmplke lading
g rom Abbottstown to Hanover, one nple from the
er place, known u Hollinger's MI.
ALIIO,
A CHOICE FARM,
containing 231 AMA OP LAND, 30 ACERB IN
TIMBER mostly 1(0 Bushels of Lints to the Acre,
with choice Building', two mike west of Oettysiburg
GEO. ARNOLD.
Gettysburg, 80pt.24, 11368,3 m.
P. B --I would exchange one of the above Mill Pre
parties fora good Zarin In Adams county, Pa.
S HERIFF'S SALES.
In pursuance of a writ of Venditlonl , will
be offered at Public Sale at the Cori Hones, In
Gettysburg, on &thrrday, the Id& day of *lobos nag,
at 1 o'clock, P. Y., the following describe& !teal Estate,
via:
No. I.—A Half Lot of Ground,
situate In the town of New Oaf rd, Adams county,
Pa., adjoining lands of Peter Diehl and Anna Penn,
and fronting High street on the north—isoproved
with a twoitory BRICK DWiLLING HOUSE, well
of Water and Cistern, Hog Pen atni Corn Crib, !tun
Tree. of different kinds, tn.
No. 2.—A Half Acre of Ground,
more or leas, in saki town adjoining No. 1, Peter
Diehl, Daniel Helical and Nicholas Hensel and ma
lting back to the Gettysburg, Railroad—has thereon a
large Ice Douse and a good atone Quarry.
No. 3.—Ten Perches of Ground,
In said town. adjoining land of Peter Diehl and the
Glettburg Railroad.
and taken In execution as the Rail Barite of
ANNA MART Back and JACOB P. BIOL.
PHILIP HANN, Shedd.
She lire Office, Gettysburg, Sept. 24.—ta
Arran per cent. of the Nimbus money upon all
sales by the Sheriff must be pith:lacer immedlaly after
the property !ostrich down or upon failure to oomply
therewith the property will be spin put up the wile.
PUBLIC BALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
The underrignel, Administrator of the Ithate of
or, say SHAWL deceased, will sell at Public Sale, on
Saturday, the 30th day of October west, at 1234 Moak
.M. on the premises, by order of the Orphans' Court
of Adams county, the FARM of said deceased, in
Franklin townsh ip, Adams county. Pa., about one
half mile then the Impel in Bur arm Palley, on
the public road reeding from 11111 town to Mittenber
gorn adjoining lands of John Livers, John
Boihnan, Tobias Miller, and other., containing in
ACRES, more or bee The Improvements are a two-
story WIATHIBBOARDIID 11017 dB, with Log Bitch.
en, a double Lug Barn, with Wagon Shed, Spring
House, and other outbuildings; • never-faillng Spring'
of Water near the dwelling ; • thriving Orchard of
choice fruit of all klnda, Apples, Peaches, Chemise,
Ac. About 80 Acne an in good Timber, the balance
cleared and under ealthmtion, with a Air proportion
of good Meadow. The land is In a good state of cal.
ideation, having bees recently wall limed. Alm, at
the mme time and place will be sold • TRACT OP
MOUNTAIN LAND, tootainin t h27 Amen more or lees,
In the same township, about 1 ml north-west of
Hilitown, well oovered with Ming young Timber,
Chestnut, Bock Oak and Black Oak.
Palms wishing to view the premises, will 'will on
the undersigned residing near Smith's Tavern, or on
Mrs. Warren residing on tie Penn.
Attiodsaos will be given and terms made knotrn
on day of sale by
JOHN SHANSAH, After.
Jews Miceztxr, Ai:dimmer.
Sept. 24.—te
' FALL - AND WINTER
CLOTHING,
AT F. CUNNINGHAM'S,
i.
oppoarrx STAR AND szurrzNsz OFFICE,
GINITYNNUR 0, PA.
Tout will always And tha lit qualities sad 'alert
styles of
COATS, PANTS, VESTB,
Of AI& Mtn AND DIEM AMA
SHIR T S;
Trunks, Valises, Umbrellas,
and • grist sad Tarp varfatyof
NOTIONS, MUSICAL IN&TRUIONTS,
MOMS, WATCHES. 7 .
TOBACCO and CIGARS,'
:Illelpttarsti,b.ektds=arcasa:storVg""
S.W.
wattziarr old Owl) war Nis Dlaiwead,
FOR SALE.
,
DREOBANAIC TEIRMSTORY
ü BRIoX DWULlatio HOME,
honketsik mown , Sift
mar, two dloslis. Rom
itt k Vam.asierbo, vin to *I do too
annoodlotlog MOIL rilioollp.4l
H. B. WOODS,
UNTIL TH 16th OP OCTOBER,
mews soars worth al OD to' *$ 60
• YIN'S BOOTS worth 700 for 000
11111'S BOOTS worth 600 for 400
1.41:4"/ mad cranzaws MOW and GAITERS,
mod all kin& of MOBS a t Moo reused nitro.
' YIN'S HATS wort► $4 00 lie $3 00
MN'S HATS worth 335 Str 160
I=ll BATS worth 9 50 kw 100
KIN'S HATS worth 196 tor 85
YIN'S HATS worth 100 Ibr 75
BOYS' aid OHIL DRIBS HATS at maw redaction
ht prior.
140}
11INCH 12161/120 worth $1 26 for 86 ate
WOOL DUALEI worth $1 26 and $lOO for 16
sad 70 (44
ALPAOO4 worth $1 10,60 and 40 cis. far 86, 10 And
25 0 50
t *' l 00 0 1 80
100
nertNELs,lwo, =risme and In Mods
of DRY 000 De at lomo rodueal prices.
000 0 96
45
90
3 30
7 50
CLOTH worth Pi 00 for II 50
CA/8I111:11 worth $2 60 $1 66 and $1 lb for $2 oo
91 21 sae 1116 eta.
1101"9 WY.A.R. worth 90, 40, 60, 60 tad 90 cta at re.
dated price.
40 (g)
&WOLK AND DOUBLE SHAWLS, HUME. HO
SIERY, Clill7B, COLLARS, RINFEL/NO,
EDGING, rte., •11 at the
reduced prices.
6 0 8
REMEMBER
Only until the 15th day of October
gept. 24, 111far-tf
A6ENTO WANTZD roz
"WONDERS
OF THE WORLD."
Om on TiOCHIAND asvonaszoiro. The largest,
best selling, and most attractive nbactiption book
ever published. Bead for Clroulare, With terms, at
once. Address V. B. PIINLIBIUNG 00.. 411 Broome
84., N. Y. [dept. 24.-4 w
AGENTS are 'making fortunes willing our sew house.
hold work, which will prose le ovary Wetly lobo the
GOOD SAMARITAN
or money Winded. By an eminent audio Finely
Illustrated ; highly endorsed by profaubnal and
selantlide no; meets a log felt woossalty; eels to
all drew, without regard to pobitio, raligkro, or 00.
enpatkit.. Sand for Illustrated Circular, Wag full
particulars.
A. H. HUBBARD, 400 Chestnut at., Phhadelphia
pa. [Sept. 24.-4.
AGSM WANTED FOR TUB
SIGHTS e SECRETS
OF THE NATIONAL CAPITOL.
THE most startup', Instructive, sad rolertaining
book of the day. Seed for Circulars, aid me our
terms. Address 11. 8 PUSLISHINII CO..
411 8R003411 81., NEW YORE.
Sept. 21.-4 w
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
J. E. CALDWELL & CO.
Jewellers,
902 CHESTNUT ST.,
Hare rebollt,.enlarged end remodeled their of c ;
Ushment, destroyed by Sr. in Jionary Lost as.. Cove
evened the mm• for business.
With an Entire New St\k
•
OF
Manufactured & Improved
Goods,
Superior to. any they have heretofore offer
ed to the Public.
msy most cordially Witt* all to visit and impact
tbtlr Store.
JAS. E. CALDWELL & CO.,
902 CHESTNUT STREET.
Sept. 24 (Mar. 4, 1149.-1 y
SIEVES.
AND
WIRE CLOTH,
MANUFACTURED BY
SELLERS BROTHERS.
623 Market Street, Phila.
Sept. 26, 1869 —Sm-ln
$lOOO
TO BE GIVEN AWAY
LEISURE HOURS,
A high.tonsd,dignined, Family Magazine, for the
West and South. Sind two dollars, and you will re
ceire• waled ticket, entitling you to the Hossein'
for one year, and L chance to obtain, free, ens of the
following premiums,
1 Piano worth f 6150 00
2 Building Lots " 200 00
1 Lady's Watch " 100 00
I Sewing Machine. ........... 94 00
1 Crib Premium..... " 66 00
81000 00
AGENTS WANTED.
Send stamp for terms to CrDirtu A Co, Publishers,
.1249 CHESTNUT ST., PHILA, or
69, 4th AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PA.
Sept 24.—1 t
ONO. ARNOLD
COUNTY MEASURER.
•
TO THE INDEPENDENT VOTERS
OF ADAMS COUNTY.
At the solicitation of a npmber of pro
minent Citizens of the County, I hereby pre
sent my name as an independent candidate
for the office of
COUNTY' TREASURER.
If elected I p)eage myself to discharge the
duties with Milky and impartiality.
' SAMUEL HERBST.
GETTYBIII7IIO, PA., Aug. 20.-td
REVLON & McCONNELL,
FURNITURE
WAREROOMS,
.No. 809 ifarket street, north side,
PHILADELPHIA.
PARl_Ot,Dteme ROOK sad CRAMER MlNl
'Pali of dm LATIST MUM mid BUT
I tAiIIifACTUSJ4
BIDS and MA also. MITE=
TTRISISS.
Sept.l7,lB4lll.—Stm
I FALL AND WINTER FABHIONEL
nt& A. Y. BENDIIII has hod arrived hos Paris
0.1. mad Leedom with the latest designs, personally
sleeted from the greatest novelides; also the west
e lams Itiastswp to be secured hi Park
L o u usen t VIILVITd. BRIDAL van
nn JEW:LY, sad TRIILID
PA.P PATTIRI.
llbcclusive, egad triers. AL Work', celebrated aye.
um ft mobs 1. W drum, 'moque., been., ac.
N..W.corrier likradk old Magma &reds.
• PHILADELPHIA.
Nvt. if,lso-41
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
I have opened an agency for the
it s
souseoticet with ay law bushiest fa Gettysburg
rardsewishingtl sell,or Inry lauds, way And it t
thAllewheatageterall.
Farms and Woodland.
98 ACM Of =OH* £OllB TIMM it WI
• GOOD afar PAM GOOD N. BUILDINGS &id
GiStribell itrooD• bad.
• No. 1 11/LIUI sem Gettystars rid 0001 land.
• PAUL LIO £olltB. •T Pip SOIL
• TWIT LOP GOOD LAND,* ASIR, AT see pia
LORI.
• m MIT GOOD SAO, BMWB, 100 •0118 BUTT
ow AT W M /M flir AND
11
NOM MTN VIET GOOD ill noisome" AND
1G •01311 custom TIABIZ, Pon ssmo
• TIBT 01111•1. nag, GOOD IJJID AIM GOOD
mums, ATM 1/11ACGUL .
A PALA, 101 /01•1110Bor
• VIII GOOD VAIN AND G =TtILDist a, A s
$OO Um man tros Gettysimu z
A YAM kor lica. AV, eatilbur& ire PS
•01,11
• MIST GOOD GUTS, YARN, two al* frowi
AWIMP ?AMID • AID LOW •AD
434Arnat
A p/IU GOOD MUIR( GOOD OIDU, GIG 11111
• s
A GOOD 1•104 , Govi•GIMA!•14, Elm •1010"..-
ALIO lf 02G112111•011.
Awe zotais ago ammo unit IN TOlrs;
• -
Mims/ aOI Wilt.
1101701 t, Jut Mk-4 f
WILL SELL
•LIO
ALSO
ECM
AL 8 0
ALSO
ALSO
CUIRPItiB at priwas unusually low
§ew
Election Nxla,mation.
B,tthia In and by the let of the-General Aa.
o Stat., entltied.An act to regulate
the Guyana Medina atilt,. Onnatanwesith," enactid
an th•led elluly liNa g it is 01.100.0 . In to ghee
Public Wades of ,
such liteother to be held, and to
onnmerate In such notice white/leen an to be *Uri
of: I. PHILIP HANN, Sherftfof the County of Art.
sane, amnion, hereby give thin publki notice to the
=irof said ()unity of Mama, that a eilliZAL
will be held In said County, on the BROM
Tunroar, or Omani sizr, (su lAra) In the several
Districts. composed of the /Cowing Townships, via :
y• the First district, oomposed of the Borough of
Gettysburg, at the Court Honig in Gettysburg.
In the emend &dirt, compyoosesedd of the township of
German.
Germany, at Golden's , in the township of
In the y Third diet:rim, composed of the township of
OsOxitbmi, at the house of I. B. Houser, in the town °Mew
rd.
In the Fourth district, composed of the township.
of Lot/more and Huntington at the house of Jane
Bead, in the township of Hunt ington.
In the Fifth district, composed of the townships of
Hamiltonban and Liberty, at the Public School house
in Killentown.
In the Sixth district, composed of the township of
Hamilton, f
Zest Beat the house now occupied by F. Hamer, In
the toms onin.
In the Seventh district, composed of the township of
Hetalna, in the Public School house in the town of
Sandersville.
in the Eighth district, composed of the townthip of
&robin, at the house ofJacob L. 0 rase. In Hunterstown.
In the Ninth district, composed of the township of
Franklin, at the house ncrw occupied by John P. Butt,
in said to wnship.
In the Tenth district, composed of the township of
Commie°, at the house of Jeremiah Johns, in Nether
rystown.
In the Eleventh district, composed of the township
of Tyrone, at the house of H. B. Stone, in Ifeldierstmrg.
In the Twelfth district, composed of the township of
Mountjoy, at the house of Mrs. V. Hans, in said town
ship.
In the Thirteenth district, composed of the township
of llormtplessant, at the public' School house in said
township,situate at the Crass roads, the one leading
from Oxford to the Two Taverns; the other from Htm
tendown to Hanover.
In the Fourteenth district, comatosed of the township
I of Reeding, at the house of B. M. Dicks. in Hampton.
In the Fifteenth district, comportsd of the Borough
of Berwick, at the public school house in Abbottstown.
In the Sixteenth district composed of the township
of Freedom:l,M the house of Samuel Moritz, in sikid town.
ship.
In the Seventeenth district, composed ul thetownship
o Union, at the house of Enoch I.sPver. in said town
ship.
In the Eighteenth district coma • -• .1 of the township
of Butler, at thepublic school hen.— Middletown, In
said town ship.
In the Nineteenth district coin' of the township
of Berwick, et the. Pigeon Hill 14 house, in said
township.
In the Twentieth district comp...ea of the township
of Cumberland, at the house of Conrad Snyder, in the
borough of Gettysburg.
In the Twenty•firet district, composed of the town
ship of Highland at the School House at Lower Marsh
Creek Presbyh.rian Church in said township.-
In the Twenty-second district composed otAe bor
ough of Llttleetown at the most westerly 137hool.house
In said borough.
At which time and places will be elected
One Governor of the Commonwealth
of ennsylvania ;
One Judge of Supreme Court of the
Commonwealth. f Pennsylvania;
One Member of Assembly ,
One Associate Judge ;
Otte Sheriff;
One County Treasurer;
One Register and Recorder ;
One Clerk of the Courts ;
One County Commissioner;
One Director of the Poor
One County Auditor ; and
One Coroner.
By an Act of the General Assembly of this State It
is *opined upon me to Insert In my proclamation of
elections the following sections of Laws passed by said
General Assembly, an follow.:
(Act of March 30 1866.)
Ramon 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and Rouse
of flepresentativ.ee of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl
vania in General Assembly met and it is hereby en
acted by the authority of the same. That the qualleed
voters of the several counties of this Comesotswealth,
at all general, township, Lorough ind special elections,
are hereby, hereafter, authorised and required to vote,
by tickets, printed, or writ.en, 'or partly printed and
partly written. severally classified as : One
tldket shah embrace the names of all Judges of courts
voted for, and to be labelled, outside, "Judiciary:" one
ticket shall embrace the namesof all date caters voted
for, and be labelled "SLAW" oneticket shall embrace
the names co all county officers voted for, and be label
led "county;" on. ticket shall enthrone the names of
all township dicers voted for, and be labelled "town
ship;" one ticket shall embrace the names of all borough
officers voted for, and be labelled "borough;" and each
class shall be deposited in separate ballot-boxes.
• (Act of June 4, 1866.)
WEIVIALS, By Mersa of tbe Congress of the United
Rama, entitled "An Act to amend the several act/bare.
toi re passed to provide is the enrolling and calling out
the National forces, and for other purposes," and ap
proved March third, one thousand eight hundred and
eixty.five, all persons who have deserted the military
or naval service of the United States, and who have cot
been thashartosi, or relieved front the penalty or
ability the-ein provided, are diseme>and taken, to
have voluntarily relinquished, and forfeited, their
right* of citizenehip, and their rights to become citi
zen', and are deprived of exercising any rights of citi
zens thereof:
Ann waltzes, Persons, not citizens of the United
States, are not under the Constitution and Laws of
Pennsylvania, qualified electors of this Commonwealth
Section I. Be it enacted by the Senate sal House
of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Pansy t
vania in General Assembly met, and it la hereby enact
ed by the authority of the same : That in all elections
hereafter to be held In thiswealth, It shell be
unlawful in the judge or I of any such elec
tion to receive any ballot, or ballets, from any person,
or persons. embraced in the provisions, and subject to
the disability imposed by said act of Congress, approved
March third, one thousaod eight hundred and sixty
five, and it shall be unlawful for any such person to
offer to vote any ballot or ballot&
Sunni 2. That If any such judge and Inspectors of
election, or any one of them shall receive, or consent
so rain., any each unlawful ballot, or ballot*, from
any code disqualified person, he, of they, so offending,
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and, upon cenvietker
thereof, in any court of quarter sessions of this Com
monwealth. he shall, for each offence be sentenced to
pay a line of not leas than one hundred dollar., and to
undergo an imprisonment, in the jail of the proper
county, for not less than sixty days.
Becriox 3. That ii any person deprived of citizen
ship, and disqualified as aforesaid, shall, at any election
hereafter to be held in this Commonwealth, vote, or
tender to the officers thereof, and offer to vote,a bal
lot or ballots, an. , person so offending shall be deem
ed guilty of • misdemeanor, and en conviction there
of, 101 M/ court of quarter sessions of this CoMITIOD-.
wealth, shall, breech offence, be punished in like man
ner as is provided In the preceding section of this set
in the case of officers of election receiving such un
lawful ballot or allot'.
Eiscrimir 4. That if any person Shall hereafter per
suade, or advise, any person or persons deprived of
citizenship, and disqualified as aforesaid, to offer any
ballot, or ballots, to the officers of any election, here
after to be ',mid in this Com monwealth,or shall persuade,
or advise, any such officers to receive any ballot, or
ballots, from any pencso deprived of citizenship, and
inequalities, as aforesaid, such person, so offending,
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction
thereof, in any court cf quarter sessions of this Com
monwealth, shall be punished in like manner es pro
vided In the second section of this act, la the 'awe of
officers of such election receiving 'inch unlawful ballot
or ballots.•
By the 16th section Registry Law approved the 17th
lay of April, A. D 1869, it Is directed that "At all the
elections hereafter held ander the' laws or this com
monwealth, the polls shall be opened between the
hours of six and seven o'clock, A. If., and close at
seven o'clock, P. M.
Atso—ln and by virtue of the 14th section of the act
of Yeb. WO, 1849, every person, excepting Justice. of
the Peace, who shall hold any lace or appointment of
profit or trust under the legislative, executlveor Judi.
tizzy department of this State or of the United State.,
or any city or incorporated dis trict, and also that every
member of Congrese and of the State Legislature, and
of the Select or Common Council of any City or Com
missioner of any incorporated district, is by law lump
able of holding or exercising at.the: same time, the of
fice or appointment of,lndge, Inspector, or Clerk of any
election of this Commonwealth, and that no Judge, la
specter, or other officer of any each election, shall be
eligible to any office to be then voted for.
eiteo—That in the fourth section of the Act of As
eembly entitled "An Act relating to executions, and
for other purposes," approved April - 16th, 1840, it ben.
acted that the aforesaid 14th section "shall not be con
[trued, as to prevent any militia officer or borough
officer from nerving aejudge, inspector or clerk, litany
general or epeeist electiozin this Commonwealth." -
And be It further direc*d, in and by the Act of the
General Assembly of this State, aforesaid, that one of
the Judges of each of the different districts aforesaid,
who shall have the charge of the 'certificates of the
number of votes which ekedl have been given Its each
candidate for the different offices then and there voted
for at their respective districts, shall meet the third
day after the election, which shall be on FITDAT TIII
lSva Os Gamma aforesaid, at the Goarthoose, in the
borough of Gettysburg, then and there to make afair
atatementand certificate of the number of votes, which
abaft have been given at the different districts in the
county of Adams for any persons for the offices afore
said.
PHILIP HANN, Sheriff.
Sheriff's race, Gettysburg, 5ept.17, 1889.
*Election officers will take notice that the act en
titled "A Further Supplement to the Election Laws of
this Commonwealth," diaqualifying deserters from the
army of the United States front Toting has recently
been declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court
of Pennsylvania, except so far aa it disqualified from
Toting persons duly tried and convicted of deset Goa,
and is now null and Told with said exception, and
that all pawns formerly alaquallasa thersaader with
the exception named, are now lawful voters, If other
wise qualified.
# REGIATRY ACT 01 17TH APRIL, 1869
Also—The following sections of the new Registry
Law. applicable between this and the/lee...ad Tuesday
of October.
Sic After the assemments hare been completed
oa the tenth day preceding the mooed roorday •
October of each year, the armor shall. on the Mon
day Immediately following. make a return to the
county tommieettmers of the mom of all persona as
sassed by him mince the return regal red to be Aneeli
by him by the second section of this act. noting op
posit* each name the obeersations and explanations
required to be noted as shrews* ;7 and the want,
commissioners shall thereupon coma the same to be
added to the return reg n ired by thi moo e d satin of
thisll act, and • fa and correct dopy thereof to be
made ; containing the names of all pima' no Mum
id as resident taxable. In said wiry bonegh, town.
ship or precinct, and furnish the rime together with
the necessary election blacks, to the eilleere of die
election in mid ward,borongh, township or precinct,
on or beers atx O'clock coo the morals; of Umesiond
Tuesday of Octobar; - end no man shill be penaitted
to vote at th e election on that day wham name le not
on said lid, takes he shall make proof of his *lit
to vote, ae hereinafter nendowl.
San 4. On the depot she election any poem whom
name is not on mid Usk and , claiming the right to
vote at mid election, shall Psalm at least **Am/f
-led voter of the Ogden u a witnen to the rename
of the claimant la the distsiot in which he claims to
be a Toter. he the period of at hest ten days mud
preceding mid election, which wit*, shall take and
subscribe a Written, or pertly written ;end
printed allitheit so,the Sect statedify Up, triZ2
*davit shall dean* awaits where the winderwe le or
• cLlmiaa
MiliMigit totes Toter; sad** person
the right Tote *all obi take and int*
scribe • nen, or pertly written lei pertly plea*
afdant, statizigtestbe beet of his bworledge and he•
lie, where and when be was bans; that hob • Olsen
a/ the. Oseupanwealth of Passel . *anis and of the
United Staten that he kw resided b the Oommor
walla one year, or if fermerly a althea *min sad
has moved thereltom, that be lea resided the *X
month' neartireep o wdd election that he bas not
moved int 4 • iby larpoaa Of ‘ eiptlos
therein** pp; a' Matt :tied 'tialat7.
within two years, winch was amerced et Last ten
days before said election; and, If a naturalised chi
tin, shall "hostile Wow, where laving mart
he was naterslined, tad shall alas proems his ow
theme of onnuothation fer exambeathes ; the geld •
emdavitstalkdatawheaandwbraa:the tax dais*.
to be paid by the *Beat - was meeseed, sad when
where and to wham paid; and the Ita - mmelpt thaw
he• *all briiirmixesdkreation, mil* the af..
liantikall slat. In bk. Es klied al bee
_besiolenr
or destsrjed, Or** ha never tieedred :abut If
dad perms to tbilming the :Mt to vote take
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shall
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claims, and the alleteritil cif thel biltliesses te ;their
radelessee, shall les Prison*ll by tlis , election bond:
and as the ekes of the election they shall be enclosed
with the Ilst of voter; telly list and ether aspen re
nearedr=o be Abit by the Mann Mg& with
&err and data remain on Ole therewith
fa We linghowen4ya silks, subject to examitstion,
me other A m on papers are, If tin else tion Sneers
shall end that jits "methane or empliesets harem all
the legal qoamititioas Of Maim be or they small he
permitted to vote, and the name or names shell be
added in the list of taxable. by the election m om.
th e word "tax ' being added when Id its alabnant
claims to vote on tax, and the word mge,' where he
claims to vote off age; the same words hat" added
by
the clerks in each case reepectisely, oe the limb ( ;f
, pongee voting at such election.
' Aso 6. It *all be lawful fora qualified elitism of the
district. notwithstanding the name of the proposed
voter I. contained on the list of resident tazables, to
challenge the vote of such Peranall, whereupon the
some proof of the right or mango as is now required
by law shall be publicly made mid acted on by the
election hoard, and the vote admitted or rationed. ac.
cording to the evidence; every pylon claiming to In
a oath rallied cildstm shall be required to produce his
' naturalisation cordless* at the election Detre Tot
lug, except where he has been for tan years, con
neuilleelY. a voter in the district In which he aim
hie vote; and on the vote of such harem bang re
mined, It shall be the duty of the election officers to
write or stamp on such oertifind• the weed votad '
with the month and year; and If any election officer
or Miens shall receive a second Tolson the some day,
by virtue of the some CenifiCate, amp& wherein/VA
are entitled to vote by virtue of the naturalisation
of their fathers, they sad the permit who dill offer
such sacred vote, upon lc offending shall be guilty of
• high miadememor, and on conviction thereof, be
fined or imprisoned, or botb,.at the discretion of the
mart ; the fine shall not exceed one hundred dollars
in eac h ease, nor the impriamment me year; the like
Punishment shall be Inflicted on conviction of the of
ficers of election who shall neglect, or refuse to make,
or muse to be mode, the endorsement required, as
•finsesid, on mid naturalization certificate.
Ibto. 6. If any election officer shall refuse or neglect
Memoirs such proof of the Sight of maltase ite is
prescribed by this law, to the laws which thhi tea sup
plement, from any person offering to vote where'
man Is not on the Mt of assessed vane or whose
right to vote is challenged by any qualified voter pre
sent, and shall admit such person to vote without re
' quirtng each proof, every person so offending shall
upon conviction, be (silty of a high misdemeanor,
and shall be sentenced, for every Inch offense. to pay
a fine not exceeding one butidred dollars, or to under
go an Imprisonment not more than one year, or either
or both, at the discretion of the court.
Bso. T. Ten days preceding every election for elec
tor, of President and Vice President of the United
States, It shall be the duty of the assessor to attend at
the place Axed by law for holding the election in sash
election di Strict, and then and there hear all applica
tions of persons whose names have been omitted from
the list of amend votes, and who claim the right to
vote, or whose tight. have originated mince the same
was made out; and shall add the names of persona
thereto se shall show that they are entitled to the
right of suffrage in each district, on the pampa' ap
plication of the claimant only. an d forthwith eems,
him with the proper tax, Alter completing the list,
a copy thereof shall be Placed on the door of oron the
house where the electio n is to be held, at least eight
days before the election ; and at theelection the same
course shall be pursued, In all reeneeta, as Is required
by this act and the ane to which it Is a supplement,
at the general election In October. The useseor shall
also make the rune returns to the county comet be
'toners of all aseeelmeuta made by vinare of tbis sec
tion; and the county commissioners shall furnish
copies thereof ee the election onceirs in each district,
in like manner In all respect as required at the gen
eral election In October.
Sec. S. The mane reties and regulations shell &PO/
at every epecial election and at every overate city,
borough or ward election, in all respects, so at the
general election in October.
Stc.O. The respective assessors, inspectors and
Judges of the elections shall each have the power to
administer oaths to any parson claiming the right to
be assessed or the light of Wrings, or In regard to
any other matter or thing required to be done or lo
quired into by any previon In relation to any matter
or thing concerning which they shall be lawfully ia
terrogsted by any of meld officer., shall be punished
as perjury.
Sec 10. The armors Well each receive the woe
compensation for the time necessarily spent In per
forming the duties hereby enjoined se la provided by
law for the performance of their other- duties, to be
paid by the comity oommlesioners se in other case*
and It shall not be law fal for any assessor to area a
tar: against any person whatever within to days next
preceding the ,otlan lobe hehl as She second Tree.,
day of October, In any year, at within ten days next
beg:weeny election for electors of President and Vice
President of the United States; any violation of this
provision shall be a misdemeanor, and subset the of
firers so offending to • fine, on conviction, not exceed
ing one, hundred dollar', or to imprisonment not at
reeding those months, or both, at the discretion of
the court.
Rec. 11. On the petition of five or more citizens of
the county, standing under oath that they verily be
lierre that frauds will be practiced at the election
about to be held, in any district, it shall be the duty
of the court of common pine of wild county, If In ses
sion , or If not, a judge thereof to vacation, to appoint
t •ci judicious, sober and Intelligent eitiuns of the
county, to act ac overseers of said election, said over
eters 'hall be selected from different political parties,
where the inspectors belong to the different parties,
and when both of said inspector' bigwig to the same
political party, both of the overseers shall he taken
from the opposite political perry ; said overseers shell
have the right to be present with the officers of the
election during the whole time the same is held, the
voters counted, and the returns made oat and signed
by the election officers; to keep a list of voter,, If
they see proper to challenge any person offering a
rote, and interrogate him and his witnesses, under
oath, In regard to his right of suffrage at said election
and to examine his papers produced ; and the oil en
of laid election are required to afford to said over
seers so selected and appointed every convenience and
facility for the discharge of their duties; and it said
election officers shall refbse to permit said overseers
to be present and perform their duffesas aforesaid, or
if they shall be driven away from the polls by vio- 1
Nome or intimidation, all the votes polled at such
election district may be rejected by any tribunal try
ing any contest under said election: Provided,—That
so person signing the petition shall be appointed an
overseer.
Sic. 12. If any prothononry, clerk,or the deputy of
either, or any other person, shall affix the seal of office
to any naturalization paper, or penult, the same to be
affixed, or given out, or cause or permit the same to
be given out.in blank, whereby it may be fraudulent
ly need, or furnish a naturalization certificate teeny
person who shall not have been duly examined and
-wore In open eosin, In the preemia of wine of the
Jade's thereof, according to the act of Congress, or
shall aid In, connive at, or hi any way permit the
issue of any fraudulent naturalisation certificate, he
shall be guilty of a high miadennanor ; or !fatly one
shall fraudulently use any such certificate of nattir
elhatkm. knowing that It was fraudulently amid.
or shall vote, or attempt to von thereon, or if any
one shall vote, or attempt to vote, on any certificate
of naturalization not issued to him, he shall be guilty
of a 6110 misdemeanor ; and either or any at the per.
sops, their alders or abettor,, guilty of either of the
misdemeanors aforesaid, shall, on conviction, be fined
in a sum sot exceeding one thousand dollars, end
imprisoned in the proper penitentiary for • period
not exceeding three years.
Sac. L 4. Any person who on oath or affirmation, In
or been any court in this State, or officers authoriz
ed to administer oaths shall, to procure a certificate
of naturalization, for himself or any other person,
wilfully depose, declare or affirm any matter of fat,
knowing the same to be false, or shall in lake manner
deny any matter or fact, knowing the same to be
true, Wall be deemed guilty of perjury; and any
certificate of naturalization issued in pursuance of
any such deposition, declaration, or affirmation shall
be null and void; and it shell be the duty of the
court inning the note, upon proof being made be
fore It that It was fraudulently obtained, to take Ml
modiste measures for recalling the same for cancella
tion ; and any person who shall vote, or attempt to
vote, on any paper so obtained, or who shall in any
way a'd in, connive at. or have any agency whatever
in the issue, circulation or use of any fraudulent
naturalbtation certificate, shall be deemed guilty of
misdemeanor, and, upon conviction therefore, shall
undergo an imprieonment in thapenitentiary for not
more then two years, and pay a fine, not more than
one thousand dollars, for every such offence, or either
or both, at the discretion of the court.
• • • •
Se.c.l4. Any saseesor, election tater or person app
pointed as an overseer, who shall neglect or refuse to
perform any duty eujoined by this act, without Tea.
sortable or legal cause, shall be subject toe penalty of
one hundred dollars; atd If any assessor shall menu
any pence aa a voter who is not qualified, or refuse
to assess any person who is qualified, he shall be
guilty of • misdemeanor hi office, and on conektion
be punlabed by fine or imprisonment, and also be
sultiect to an eon= for damages by the party ag
grieved; and if any person shall fraudulently alter,
add to, deface or destroy any list of voters, made out
as directed by this act, or tear down or remove the
same from the place where it has been fixed, with
rrauoulent or mischievous intent or for any improper
Portion, the person so offending shall be guilty of a
high misdemeanor,and on conviction shall be pun
-I.lted by a fine not exceeding five hundred dollars , . or
imprisonment not exceeding two years, or both, at
tfie discretion of the court.
Elsc. 16. All elections for the city: ward, borough,
township sod misc u e es einem shalt hereafter be held
on the second Tuesday of October, subject to all the
provisions of the law regulating the election-of such
officers not inconsistent with this act; the persons
elected to such alSces at that time shall take their
pieces et the expiration of the terms of the persons
bolding the same at the tint, of inch election; but no
election for the office of assemor or assistant assessor
shell be held under this *et until the year one thous.
and eight hundred and seventy.
Br. 16 At allalectkins hereafter held,„ under the
laws of this commonwealth, the polls shall by opened
between the bonne of six and seven o'clock. A. M.,
sad be closed at seven o'clock P. M.
. . .
Sec. 17. It shall be the duty of the Secretary of the
commonwealth to prepare bras for all the Wanks
made slower, by this act, and furnish copies of the
same to county 001111111Lafeners of the several coun
ties of the commonwealth ; and , the county 001nal
siouera of each county shalt, as soon as may be neces
sary alter the receipt of the same. at the proper
expense of the county, procure and furnish CO al l LUe
election oficialli of the election distrista'ot their re
. . .
emotive oonntiu Ooples of such blinks, in such quail.
Mies as may be rendered necanury for the discharge
of their duties under this act.
Sic. 18. None of the ibregoing provisions of this
act shall apply to the city of Philadelphia, excepting
sections twelve and thirteen.
Sac 19. The citizens of this Plate temporarily in
the service of the State or of the United States goy.
sraments, on clerical or other duty, Lad who do not
vote were thus employed, shall not be thereby de.
petted of the right to vote in their Several election
districts, If otherwise duly qualified.
Sac. 20. The act sainted "A further supplement to
the act relating to the electloos of this Common.
wealth," approved April Irani', Anno Domini one
thmumad e igh t hundred and sixty-eight, and all
other laws altered or soypUed by thin act, be and the
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nervous debility, dyspepsia, or ihar complaint, should
My PERRY DAVIS' "VAIN HILLER. - It meltdown
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reedy for immediate resort to ease of *aids* er
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CONSUMPTION
Broriehitis, •stbrne. and Catarrh cured by inhale.
lion. Abbott's inhatinp Fluid is the only remedy
known that operate. on the Inage—dlesehes the
tubercles, which are thrown off, the mettle' bookend a
mire la effected. Treatment by letters in person can
be had only of
Q. VAN IiUMMELL, K. D.,18 Watt 14th at l N.l
at0g.6,1116L-10m •
BIG CROPS AND HIGH PRICES arc
making Farmers able and anxious to
plum:ire that moat practleal and useful book el'Or Fn
sued fir their benefit, entitled
"TRI FARMER'S %mum,"
by the well known author, George N. Waring; else,
celebrated ea the Aviculturel grortneer of the great
OentralPark, New York.
Thousands of Verniers need end want this very
popular work, and we desire ware Agents In every
county to supply them. We will pay from $lOO to
MO per month, accardlacto cepabillty apdenergy.
For fullpartlcabthsaddriMis ; ; I ,
A. 11: 111111TIA$D, Publirher,
400 Chestnut
Aug. 27,1880-2 m
STATE. AGILIOULTI7RAL
SOCTE'fir.
THE Penns State Agricultural
Society will hold Its next exhibition
at
HA.RINSBURkI,
Tuesday, September 28 , 1869'
And to continue POUR DAYS.
Exhibitors will not be required to pay an Entry
fee—but will make their Entries nodalthe usual re•
gniatloos at the office of the Secretary. Sneed chatiec
Sharps, Wlll *pen dept. 7, and close Monday Eft
alg, Sept. 27, at 10 o'clock, P. 11., at the Office of the
Secretary in Harrisburg, after, which mine will be re.
calved.
Pqr Premium Lists and other leformatkin address
either of the Secretarlae, at Liarrisbarg. .
AMOS IL KAPP,'Prorldent.
AD R
. W. SEILE, Ere. Secretary. •
ELDRIDGE WOONEEY, COr. Secretary.
Aug. 21.-td
We direct attention to Wanamaker
&'Brown's advertisemet. The Largest
Clothing Howse in Phiktdelphia.
442 TO PIO WA 111 A$ Se' BROWN.—
-11113119 r & CLOTHING.—
GarmeaUi mien it every price, cut in every style,
reed -made Or elide le order. 8,1. corner SIXTff
oed Strosets
$ 7 . To lln 'Mlle OVIHICOATIL—Matunk,
Falk Mind, Fancy I/anima a,
Oldnekina Demo ba.l velai7 la On city.-. •if • •
ROBERT 811.114D6
. 6 TO B I BINSBIS BIRTH, BOTH Itoralgo
Naionadia Goods , manna
eanide lla tOMTH sad HaßClTTßireatk'
LL, W BR a BROWN.
-. 7, -
0 TO k
OA(
OA(
OREBB 81.11 T, OP ALI; jb. de•
- - Brsble styhr, suitable Ibr any «-
Asian. !Fr ANA111416,444# 1119W31.41*.Tfl k *AA-
KllTEltreests. sI 1. I. al' a 1
A TO do aOYB ' Inrini FOR MINA tn i e l
pods: *Litt= n *
930FN, LABOR
CIOTRING 110178/14 IILUM-1414 MAIM Streets.
, TO 10111'end TOIMEUP
. '11.113,D1 Is pest . wmu.
, t 2
gsTs...aram. of
••=,alosUriminaose• oaf ty_TANAAJUM
NA.LLAILIIA.TOIRTaine HOUSJI,
• 41114 MAZUR Uremia: . .
• -atif-116,..i5m • , .
gA2 nl 73,_Ditteriffiads, Resit*
igaviiirs, ad all kW* d erti4lli
***with ustassa itad cheap at this , r 1
ftw AillisftemeittL"'
BOOK AGENTS WANTED
AGENTS TO SOLICIT FOE
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00LBURN'S PATKNT
A X E
LIPPINCOTT & BAKEWELL,
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10,0(4) AGENTS WANTED ►OS,
AGENTS WANTED 1 0 0 t. Tfl&
.Is###Xerfo ki.
F A it 31 S
711 In
Star , B •a: I
one, hosphate.
To all agrlenltodsts, deintilire s who are to search
of an oath. and permansint manors, and who
may hove the do*" of this argot. prereatod to tholr
notice truths trot ' time, the otastorketarers *wild
suggest, that the. •..
STAR BONR,PHOSPHATE
Is worthy of thole aspadmaatal trial ! at last; put
extorlettee warranting the Whet madam% that If.
ter a trial they will add SW/ 1 101141110 V to UM al
bats:lnds of farmers who now regard It as the cheap
est and best man*, to the imark•t.
T HE
is euppliedtbandently freak the ' Organic portlob •
the both
. pRICB $55 Plit TON IN BAGS.
farmers wishing Oronsid Bona, 011 of TitTloll,[4lll
supplied. Also ga
lOLA. m in
bar our Phoophate sato.
BOBLlTT.ilasulhatuww.
HORKUOLDFOL & WILSON,
Rester Hay-Press Beil.Fhlye.
N. 11Coorttar Waatappm and Railroad it..
Gattyaborg, Penna.
118. The Phosphate Is for sale by
A. SPA/N9F.Na t Gen
WIBLR L SONS, Get i t i t r efra!Pe.
GRAFT & ICKIINRODR, pasi,6
Granite ataaleo,,pa.
St'RLITORN &
Oaford,
CHARLES tan( traaoser, Pa
March lt—tf
A Word to the Wise !
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FARMERS
Renaer's Chemical Fertilizer!
THE importance of a quick, ae..
uviiiad limb% Yetitifter, simpud *ski soil
of our county, le acknowledged by all Yemen. Wis
ing satisfied myself, after long study and careful es.
pertinent, that P. Ilitleinteft'S
Chemical Fertilizer
surpasses •ll others In . adeptedatess to all Wade al
toll, I kayo purchased the right for Adams county,
sad am prepared to All orders lot It promptly and on
reasonable terms. It Is uo humbug, but
HAS BEEN SUCCERSFIJLLY TRIED
by anumber of our Farmers, and ir admitted by ail
who have it to be the beet fo the market; end Um
cheapen. lam prepared to furnish Ude Vertinzec
an/ quantity, and will deliver
In any town or village in th•
County,
when ordered in not 10119 quantity than a TON. I
manufactime it for sale at $6O per ton without beipi • or
US In bag.. This fertilizer I. composed of the lest
fertiludng ohemicalethat can belted. I nee no oil el
vitriol; it does not contain any ammonia, therefore
do not use it. Neither do I use lime nor ashes.
TIIE 011.11702 OP THE
Is to introduce s fertiliser that wilt brat fora series •
crop~not only for ona soinclent animal
matter to motors the grolu and *lke It lira early,
while the ammonia bras . Cho growth. I expect to
manulltcturos lersa supply thlswinter for the spring
rops,and there'd,* wits Gummi end thepublic ear
orally to Aire it atrial on all kinds of Grains end
Vegetables.
.
CAUVOIC—I bigot), glee notice that farm Rtglits
tereisteme
hereafter wild, anise. sign ed . by nie, are i
on my Right, and will be proesseetid sad ~Ith
accordiaig Wiwi., from which there le no a 4 r.
tyti.4ll orders will bi promptly attaodod to by ott.
dressing • . , .
GROWN BINDER, i.
Sandersville. Pesos.
' Si& E . N.ltclil MII General agenafor sale of Coua
ty and State Righte,Sondereellle, Attune connly, Pa.
Dec. 25.-1 y
ROWER'S
COMPLETE MANURE,
lIMIVIPACTI7II2III BY:
;HENRY BOWER, Chemist,
:PHILADELPIIIA
3uper•lhasphak of Liau , .isistimin mid "tusk
w.►aaaanD IILII nom ADVITIRAIRIX.I
This Manors contains all the element, to proltnett
lalo crops of ill kinds, sad Is hlkhl, recommended
broil who used It, also by distinguished' chemists
*Whim, by analyels, tested its qualitino.
Ptzektul iw Bogs of 200 Ms. eaeh.
DIXON, BEIARPLESI &
Agents,
NI ibrith Wat•r and 40 both Delaware ♦ ,
PRILADILPITIA
£OIISALI BY
WILLIAM REYNOLDS,
79 SOUTH STREIT,
And by dealers generally throughout thecountry
For Informationyeelelsass SQL &Ma. Phßade'
btu. -_ [Feb. 19.-17
gtgal gotta,.
NOTICE.•
The drat soomukt. of Jzsaz
frost*. of Joan C. Harter k Wren be the use of
OATHAllifi J. Hatay, of Adams comedy. hes beet Med
i o the Court of Common Pleas of Adams County, end
will be confirmed by mid court, as m€ ISYh day nr
October. 1869, unless cense be shouts to the contrary.
J ACOBAIELHORN. ProttOy.,
Sept. td*
INTO T I,C E.
Thet first account of Groiosißstdva.
Committee of 81111AZINAZ liaartfou, a Lunatic, of
Adams county, has been sled In the Cowl of Olwit
mon Please Adams county sad will be con Armed 67
said court, on the WA day of OcteLer,lB6l, Unless cume
be shows to the contrary.
JACOB NUILITORIt. Proth'y.
Sept 3.—td•
ExE CITTOR'S NOTICE.-L•t
ten Testamentary on the estate Of Gllogos
ifow►aa, deceased, late of Monntpleduant township,
(duns county, Pa., having been granted to. the un
dersigned. residing In Straiten township, ha harelip
gives notice to all persons Indebted to said estate to
make immediate payment, and those hoeing chaos
Against, thesa.ne to present them properly *tithe*.
ticated for settlement.
DPIIRAIH HOWARD, Rxecntor.
Lug. 20. -fit
K.XECIEJTOR'S NOTICE—Let.
tars Testamentary on the waste of JOE. KIN.
DIO, late of Conowago township. Adams county.
Pa., deceased, haring bean gtanted to the under.
signed, they hereby glee notice to all persons indebt
ed to said estate to make immediate payment and
those haring claims against the tams to present
them properly antlfentlrated for settlement.
LEVI 'UNDID,
DANIEL IL BARNITZ,
Sept. 3.-6 t• Executors.
13,..Ths Ent named Execntor rosidea In Coatrwaglo
township, Adams county; the latter in fieldleborg
township, York county.
ELECTION.
An Election for eleven Managers of the ''Ad.
inns County Mutual Vire InaarsaasCompany," will be
be'd at the Office of the Company fo Gettysburg, on
Monday. the 27th day of Septaaber aext. betimes the
boars of 2 and 4 ceekbek, P. M. Each member being
entitled to one veto lir each Policy held by him.
' asTlhe Executive Committee Till meet At 10 o'.
clock, A. of said day.
13ept.10...-Ad ' D. A. 11:4111.112„
NOTlCE.—Letters 2f Adminis
tration on Mandate of re.MMetntoaatoran late
oridontitPlcsesos tap., - Adams sootily, Ps.i amassed,
hating been granted to the undersigned, residing in
said township, he hereby giver notice to all persons
Indebted to said estate to make Immediate payment.
sad those having claims against tbe same to plasma
them properly authenticated Re settlemeot.
B. t. HAGERMAN, Adm'r.
/opt. 10.--4 t
EXECUTOR'S NOTlCE.—Let
teti Testamentary an the estate of Bursas
Woes, deceased, late or Freedom twp., Adams ;04
Pa. , having bean granted to the undersigned, resitting.
In Cumberland towns/Alp, he hereby gams settee toga
persons indebted to said estate to mats Immediate
payment, and those lasing claims egabert tbe acne to
present them. properly euthant tested ibr settJmneut.
P.'BIDIIAM, Yet.
riesmonnt; Ps, Sept 3.- St
MOTlCE.—Letters of Adminis
fruition on the estate of JO/11011 lt. Reser, Isq.,
late of Abbottatonn, Adams ea, Pa.., deceased, bating
bumm granted to the undersigned, residing in Phillips
kik, S. J., la hereby dyes teatice to all permits In.
debutd to said estate to make immediate payment,
and theme haring claims against the same to present
them properly antheatiaated tor settlement.
ft REV. S. TIMMY.
414-Fot the convenience of persons haying settle•
vote Lo sake with the above waste, they can cart
upon) ward Spengler, of Abbottatown.
NEW ORDINANCES
By Vie rogon ebVINCii of the '
BOROUGH Or' GETTYSBURG.
BRIT ORDAINED, That the Carlisle road, from
the present northern terminus of Carlisle street, ex
tending north to the Borough limits on said road, be, -
and the same is hereby ordained to be widened and
opened of the width of sixty-six (06) feet, by adding
to the omelet south of the landed. either tide there
of MAIM' be neoessary for that purpose, wad Do that
the centre of the mme be in a direct line with the
eantreof
said street north of the Public , &mare.
Ell IT, WILMNXD, That the street which inter , '
sec MI Oaths% street Immediately north el the grounds
bidoinhag to Stamens Ball, and exteeding from the
Hattlaborg Road to Black's turnpike, shall hereafter
be called and known by the name of Sterean street
and. that the width of said street shall be ear (60)
femt..
RESOLUTIONS
gissomm, That the Lot-holden me each side of
i t street from North street to Serene street ;
-' Carl
also, ' th ou each side of Wiehinatoir stead Mee
Not *mot to .ILinica /street, W. 1110141164 to mate
Brie Pavemente, those on Carlisle inlet of the
wld dffel less tbeineevas (7) Obit, sad those 'ea
Waththoos street, 4,1 the width of oot lee than Sine
(9) feet. If said peveteents are nne made 'wuate tie
3144..ispeciSeis by law (au days). The coneell, will
pieced to have the same done, and cornet. the Cost of
• tti,, ,eaelten i d nsamremta, .sti th twent, • pee oat. ail.
Tondo flarecia.aa provided by law.
112180riNtr, That Partite ergot oppololto the
nortli.froot moor of Prof. flaothorli Moue be cot
dowel the depth of two (2) feet beldor thp sorties, and
that Me street Mt mad* of a resider . rade her
therms to Stevens Ran.
• • • amcn.
RMtdoec itro-row
fruil D. twiliois, irsereteitif • •
8. 9 1.17.—5 t • I
1 . 0,000 Goo 4 Pavisg Brick,
•
4: 9 M ,B,R I K
itk aka Rut misfriaoitactic-:,
"t: • •" • • • " Amu* tor.
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BALTIMORZ,MD