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XTA= TNCIEET.
Iva GOVNIANOB
Gsar, JOHN• W. GEARY
JUDOS OF SUPREME COMM'
tioN. HENRY W. WILLIAMS
COIINTY TICNET.
ASSOCIATE .TIIDGE,
ROBERT G. HARPER, Geuyaburg
ABSEMBLY;
Col. JOHN WOLFORD, York Elpriop.
SHERIFF,
SA.WPF;L WOLF, Oxford township.
nninersal. AND =comps;
JACOB M. BUSHEY, Franklin township
CLERK OP THE COURTS,
EDEN NORRIB, Strewn township.
TR/MEM:MB,
SAMUEL HERBST, Gettysburg
COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
SAMUEL OVERHOLTZER, Reading tp.
DIRECTOR OF TER POOB,
ADAM C. ktIISINELMAN, Hamiltonban tp
AI7A/TOE,
WILLIAM C. SCOTT, Freedom township
COBONOR,
Dr. AGIDEOUS NOEL,ldoontpleasant tp
BOROITGIE 'LEMING.
The Republicans of the Itolbugh of
Gettysburg will' meet at the "Eagle
Hotel," TO-MORROW (Saturday)
EVENING, at 71 o'clock, to nominate
a Borough Ticket, and make arrange-
I:ciente for the approaching Election.
By order of the
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
ROBERT G. RAB.PES, the senior edi
tor of the "STAR a ScavriNka..," and
Republican nominee for Associate
• Judge, is so well known that no en
dorsement is needed at our hands. For
half a century he has stood prominent
-1y beibre the, people of the county- as
sole editor of the "Anew; SENTINEL,"
always true to , the principles of his
party, a high-toned 'gentleman, With a
reputation for integrity that no man
dare to impugn. Called to the office
of Associate Judge by appointment of
Gov. GEAPY, to fill the vacancy con
sequent on the resignation of Judge
Ronizoff, he has fairly and impartially
discharged the duties during his brief
term, and the people of the County
would honor themselves, while requit
ing long and meritorious public service
by continuing him on the bench.
THE offiw of County Cdmmissioner
Is an imOrtant one, having largely to
do with the County finances. For
some reason or other, the "ring"
which manages that office, determined
that no independent Democrat should
get an inside view of the concern.
Jolt); FELTY was slaughtered for this
reason. The tax-payers of theeonnty,
Republicans and Democrats, have an
interest in the matter, and if they
would consult their interest and rebuke
the "ring," they will have an oppor
tunity to do so on Tuesday next, by
voting for t3altuxi, OvxmorAccrs, of
Reading, for County Commissioner.—
A good business man, honest and up
right, a better officer could not be well
scared up.
ADAM C. iifIIIMELMAN, • our' candi
date for Director of the Poor, comes of
good stock. The Musselman family
have been long noted for good business
qualifications and integrity. ADAM
C. does honor to the fartilly. He is
Moreover a young man of inttrinsic
personal merits--clever, honest, intel
ligent, and courteous. As Director, he
would see to it that all unnecessary ex
travagance in the management of the
Poor House affairs be prevented, and
the public good subserved. He will
make a capital Director.
TEE office of Sheriff is one in which
all classes of citizens are deeply inter
ested. The administration of the office
Involves at best unpleasant relations,
and it is all important that It be filled
by a man of integrity, kind nature,
courteous manner, and strict integrity.
Such a man is SAMUEL WOLF, of Ox
ford township. He is no pi/ay hack—
does-not seek the office, and is a candi
date simply because leading men of all
parties demanded it. He will poll a
heavy vote wherever known.
VOTE for EDEN NORRIS, of Straban
township, for Clerk of the Courts, if
you want an honest, upright, sober,
faithful officer. Some years ago he
discharged the duties of the office with
marked fidelity and acceptance, and is
therefore thoroughly familiar there.—
The County never had abetter officer,
and if the people consult their interests
they will see to it that he is elected on
Tuesday next.
JACOB M. BUSHEY, of Franklin
township, is admirably qualified for
the duties of Register and Recorder.+—
An industrious, respected citizen, he
will poll a heavy vote wherever known.
Like all the other candidates on the
Republican ticket, he did not seek the
office, but was nominated by reason of
his acknowledged fitness and personal
worth. Vote for BUSHEY for Register
and Recorder.
SAMUEL HERBST is one of the best
known citizens of the county—raised a
practical Farmer, and as President of
the Agricultural Society has largely
'identified himself with the Farming
interests of the County. Possessing an
enviable reputation for integrity, he
will make a capital County Treasurer,
a clever and efficient officer. Vote for
him!
A Couirry Auditor should be a man
of business capacity, a good amount
ant, and resolutely . bonest. Such a
man is Wm.-C.- SOOSPP, of Free
dam, who ought to be elected on tie*)
some of merit slope. He is a young
man of otoeillent promise, and would
honor the *Moe. •
Dn. AGILDEOIIB NOEL, of Mobn4•
pleasant township, is a skillftd practio•
ing Physician, univenalky respected,
and, poinesses 'in a high
_degree the
qtialidoepons requsite in the office of
Coroner. Vote for Dr. Nom.
Itanormanit the State debt has been
reduced over six millions of dutbkrs
during (Wray% adtninistration, While
it has eviedily increased hider Nino
oratie ride.
Exam dollen and ninety-tive Bents
4s the amount of taxes paid by Asa
Pecker, who Is reported to be:worth
twenty million. , The poor Wed pays
the teamster kiss.
The Complier and other
papers flaunt at thr
tonal columns the
didate for Governor
"dsa Packer, of
It seems, bowevei
of the Valley" has
When money is to
speculation, it is at
when Texas are 1
Philadelphia. The . el pp_ Poet
of Saturday tbroWs some light on the
11 t e l e trn ; h
tlie of voters at the
dal honors, Judge Tacker, voted ae the
last elootterilis Ode ;city: at the phittg of
holding the election for the fourth divililion
of the Sixth , ward, His vote was chatienk
ed, when Jeremiah McKibben, proprietor
of the./ifeithants' Boast, er for him,
1 4 8 e
*Piping as hutplaceof reaidenoe Lis hetet
) PKWae4" , •
'The question recurs, where does Asa
live? He seems to be a regular "car
pet-bagger." He "carpet-bagged" . from
Connecticut to Carbon county, then
"carpet- bagged" to the Merchants' :
Hotel, to escape the payment of Bor.;
ough, School and Bounty Taxes.: ind
vote, leaving his family at . blanch
Chunk. Essentially a "carpet-bag
ging" candidate, be now aspires to
make, a "carpet•bag" pilgrimage to
Harrisburg. But the people will have.
a say in that matter—and it will be an
emphatic no I
THE LAST APPEAL.'
We to-day make our final appeal to
the Republicans of the county. We
hope the work of organization in the
townships has been completed ere
this. If not, we beg our friends to do
so at once. Two days remain, (Satur
day and Monday,) in which much good
may yet be done. In-4116-State--4,he
Caavnee - islifogrirsldlig - finely, : every
thing indicating the triumphant Week
tion of Einextv WILLIAMS. In the
County, the Democracy are badly de
moralied by the mischievous policy
r of an obnoilotui "ring." From all
parts of the county we,,have intelli
gence that many of the hest Democrats
will vote for portions of• the Republi
can ticket. Let there bea full Repub
lican'vote. Let:there be no laggards—
but see to it that arrangements are at
once completed to poll every vote.—
Onewote--eugr e f
etunaoLitiectuuliclatea.
WHILE the Copperhead press is bit
terly maligning Gov. GEARY, the re-
ligious sentiment of the State comes to
his defence. The "American Preaby.
ter - ian,' , of Philadelphia, a religious
paper edited by Rev. Dr. MEAns, In
the course of a well timed editorial on
the duties of Christian men, pays the
following merited compliment to Gov.
GEARY :
"Gov. Geary is a consistent, humble
Christian, who: e:cps a conscience although
he is poor; the hills of Gettysburg are
monuments of his devotion, skill, and glo
rious success as a soldier of his country ;
his administration has witnessed a decline
of millions in the State debt, and 'removal
of onerous State taxes. l!ennsylvania will
honor herself and add lustre to tier political
annals by prolonging his term of office."
Stand at the Polls
Let the best and most 'prominent
Republicans at every eleotiol district
stand at the polls, froth morning until
night, on election day. There has
been too much neglect of this import
ant Matter. The presenCe of well
known citizens at the voting places is
a source of power that it always felt.
Wo hope to see a new' order of affairs
at the coming election. Good citizens
Should feel bound, at least, to give the
countenance of their presence to those
who labor for the success of the princi
pies of the party. Let such be the first
at the polls next Tuesday, and the last
to leave. '
IN the "History of 141erman's march
to the Sea," written by an impartial
historian, we find the following pars
graph, which, in the light of Demo.
cratic slanders, is pertinent to the
time:
"There are men who are soldiers by in
spiration. Logan is one; Geary, too, was
a civilian general,' and won tame and repu
tation upon field after field—upon the
bloody crest of Lookout Mountain, upon
the rugged cliffd of Mill Creek—through
every battle ihat many a trained West
Point veteran should feel proud of. Or
civilian soldiers he and Logan stand amid
the foremost."
GO TO WORK.
LET EVERY REPUBLICAN GO TO
WORK, as if the election of Gov.
Geary depended upon his own individ
ual exertions. A failure to do our duty
pow may cause a lass which can never
be recovered. Then the labors and
sacrifices of the Republican party, and
the blood shedand the lives lost by our
gallant soldiers to crush out that dam
nable rebellion, will have been in vain,
It will be the act of an incendiary who
destroys lawn boar the work of a life
time.
Pr is estimated that three-fourths of
the taxes in this State are now raised
from corporations; so that farmers, and
those engaged in other occupations,
pay correspondingly less. This man
agement, which is so, advantageous to
small farmers and poor men generaliy,
is the result of Republican manage
ment; 'But if Ass Packer, itth his
mammoth railroad Interests, should be I
elected Governor, how long should this
state of things last?
ON'T BE BACKWARD
Have your Committee men at the
polls and watch every vote that is
cast. Our enemy will poke in a fraud
ulent vote whenever they have a
Mande. Watch them Our cause de
mands it! And the saciednehs of the
ballokbox should encourage us to watch
the polls!
Ass ii&E,R, and his Democratic
supporters declare against negro' suf.
(rage in Pennsylvania. The Democrats
a Mississippi bold a convention In
which there are seventy-three negro
delegates, and nominate. tine of them
for Secretary ob Butte. This is ,Demo
(*la consistency.
Evsnx man who barns party four
tont of coal, transported, over Am
Peafowls =IWO, pays thatcorPorntkm
$2.28 tax annalettp - --Aftmieven cents
par ton; the rho to the prim 'of trans
portation since 114 w Lat. ' •
Crnun 14 "Pilankino 'voted ,'against
restoring thiriht ioting to soldiers.
Pay - hltn l bw* t f it itoing agalpst . him
tor thelhapii,
.16 ~•boat.
wen on the
why itykillito the anal.
Baer o: r ift* to She polls on
perbeed - press Is a pitiful attempt to
prejudice Pensioners of the Govern-
Mena um.
quen4 lug
Agent,k(hlmitelf a gallant soldier who
gave a leg to his country,) to protect .
Pensioners against the sharpers who
have been charging exhorbitant fees.
To prevent this, and make sure of the
:"'P acting throfilth'llfie
hands of the Pensioner, he issued his
checks payable to the order of the ilat
ter. To this the sharpers objected, ,
de
mending that the checks be made pay
able to thenitielves, and appealed to the
War Department. The latter sustained
3iaj. Ca.whinst in his laudable etlbrts
to protect Pensioners from these has and chocks are now being issued.
The appeal to the Department, of
course, occasioned the del 'y complain
ed of. The Copperhead press is not
usually tenderly disposed to the heroes
of the Republic, And we suspect
strongly that just now they care more
for thew harpies than for the interests ..
of Pensioners.
THE Harrisburg Patriot and other
Copperhead papers, taking advantsige
of Hon. EnwenD .11610PHERSoNts ab
sence in Europe, have started the silly
story that he is unfriendly to Gov.
NA R Y'43 re-election. Everybody
knows that Mr. McPHERSon'e trip to
Europe was deemed absolutely neces
sary to recuperate his broken health ;
and we may , add, as within our person
al knowledge, that one of the regres
that Mr. MEPHEasorr experiene d
the prospect of this enforced a. • •!cee,
was the knowledge that be st ottid be
unable to take part in the campaign
now about closing. A warm pervonal
friend of Gov. GEARY, if at home, the
weight of his influence, on the stump
and in social intercourse, would have
been thrown cheerfully and earnestly
in favor of his re-election. The Patri
ot knows this, and wilfully lies in say
ing otherwise.
ONE VOTE!
We desire to urge upon every man In
Adams the importance of polling
every vote. No man, If he desires to
do his duty trthis-souratey, should fall
to be at the polls on the 12th of Octo
ber. One Vote may decide the contest
on some Important candidate. Re
member and be at the polls, and see
also that your neighbor Is there.
I The Compiler seems to, be terribly
alarmed at the inroads some of the
Republican candidates are making in
the Democratic ranks, and calls partic
ularly on the faithful to beware espec
ially of Johil Wolford, Samuel Wolf,
Samuel Herbst, Jacob „Bushey, Eden
Norils, sad Samuel Overholtzer—all
of whom are described as "sheep in
wolf's clothing," "travelling meudi
cants," and what not. The "ring,"
know that every one of these gentle
men is incomparably the superior of
`his opponent on the ticket set up by
this "ring," and that Democrats all
over the county intend to say so on
Tuesday next by their ballota. - That
is what's the matter.
THERE is much feeling all over the
State in regard to the corrupt agencies.
which for some years have been dis
gracing the State Legislature. Iu
inost of the counties (Democratic and
Republican) membera whose record
last winter was not beyond suspicion,
have been shelved; and new candidates
for Assembly have been put up. If
the people of Adams county want a
Representative at Harrisburg, with a
character for stern integrity beyond
the shado'w of suspicion—one who will
aid in cleansing the Augean stables—
one who will faithfully attend to Leg
islative duties—vote for Col. JOHN
WOLFORD, Of Latin:tore township.
Vote Early.
Go to the polls as soon as they are
open and vote! After that attend to
others ! Give one Whole day to your
Country—from morning till night.
Film& all parts of the county we
hear that the "ring" is disbursing
money,- with unwonted liberality, in
its desperate efforts to elect its pet can
didates. It is evident that the "twenty
million" candidate has been despen
sing his favors in these parts. Where
threats avail not to whip in refractory
Democrats, tempting baits in the shape
of green-backs are thrown out. In
other words the "rill" purpose to buy
the election of its candidates, if enough ,
bf corrupt material can be foulid to ac
cept the bribes. High-minded men
will spurn alike threat anti bribe.
THE Compiler begs the Democracy
to vote for Dill, McCurdy, Martin,
Kiunk, Swope, Neidich, Wolf, and the
balance of the "ring" candidates, be
cause they are all sound on the "nig
ger." Downin Virginia, Tennessee,
and Misaippi, and the South generally,
the Cbmpiler's political allies are also
sound on the "nigger," but only vice
versa. Down there they run Demo
cratic "niggers," for office, and elect
them ! No wonder Nasby thinks Dem
ocratic politics are a good deal mixed.
LET every Republican voter be on
bis guard against slanders of our tan
. idates between this and election. The
opposition are desperate, and • will re
sort to deception and falsehood to carry
outthe_ day. Look for."Roorbacks."
Do you wleh to see the County exl
peruses reduced ? Vote for a capable
and honest man, Se zop.
!ter' e./ ,. 4
•
FzLE your protest against corrup
legislative pratbtios% by voting for Col
,lourt-W.olsona. !"( (84,
LET NOTHING DETAIN You FROM
THE ELECTION arvE A VOTE FOR
LIBERTY AND PEACE!
RIEWEXBER TIIESDA.Y NEXT ! VOTE
EARLY! TAKE YOIIII NEKaulos
WITH YOU I
EVERYTHING itldiageli a Republi
can victory on Tuesday next. Come
out, and help to swell it. , ,
Poll every vote
ASV= millions of dollars of the na
tional debt is , GRAN Vs last month's
Sift to the nation. •
MeeUon, Tuesday next
SIP - i3t4qidMl'mi•wesdUli'l6mtba.
_ ,
seetne to ow . the
litedMoat of the 'CllnAl
put up by the
I to say about,
but insist*
becauee
( *ham
`white man*
'Pifer evidently ,
',nigger', cove ` ,
ptitiVilit* should hi .
fects lie illuiftates. In other'
words the "ring" leaders call on their
camp followers to rally to the support
of their ow:pates for. County
whether dtur unfit-for the pOeitioni
W - 4 .4%41611r0.t.4 4 4.1bW Wilk ha
a (Win o emocrate next Tuesday
who - won't' be able to see it in that
light, and who may conclude that
moral and personal qualifications (4
candidata( are of some account.
utter
dates L
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dr
00.
tbq
WHILST the Democrats of Penney/.
tania are appealing to prejudice and
paesion to prevent the adoption of the
Fifteenth Amendment, their friends
of the South, not forgetful of the re ,
suite of the war, occupy quite a differ
ent • position. The Memphis Arai.
anche a paper that was ever true to
secession, rebellion and the Democra t
ic party, speaks as follows on this ques
tion :
"For God's sake, and the sake of deo3n
ey, let the poor-nagro alone, for he Is a cit
izen with all the rights of a freeman, 'will
never be shorn of them, and is irrevocillY
free. Let our-friends cease their nonsense
talking against Negro suffrage. It is a -
tied point and we can't alter it.
IT is not denied that Ass Psucuu
made a technical sgift of his residence
from Mauch chunk to a Philadelphia
hotel, in 1867, to evade the payment of
his taxes. He seems to have succeed
ed almost perfectly, 11 Jr although he is
reported to be worth $ 20,000,000, James
N. Berns, 'United St ates Assessor, has
given his official oeedilcate to the effect
that Ass Pscat ER'S return for internal
revenue taxes Is orte gold watch and
some silver-plate, the tax on which
amounted to only $8.95.
Pooa MEN OF PENNSYLVANIA. !
Mechanics, labo tern, merchants, clerks,
men of all co nditions, in whatever
calling or occupation engaged ! All
who burn antbr. &cite coal, and some
times find it din Inuit to raise the means
to buy it—Remember that from May
to September, d uring the strike, and
when coal was scarce and dear, Asa
Packer's railroa , I raised the price of
transportation fifty-seven cents per
ton! !!
THE "ring" is evidently frightened.
The Compiler warns against "trading"
and "cutting," and threatens dire
things if any De; nocrat dares to pitch
overboard any c me of the pet candi
dates of the ring.. The trouble is there
are so many of these pet candidates
in danger; tha t. the "ring" don't
know where to close up the breach,
and it will keep the whippers-in busy
to get all around.
Is Misslssipp i the Democracy are
supporting a Ne; go for Seezetary. In
Pennsylvania ti le Democracy havn't
yet got to that pi Ant, and the Compiler
continues its wet !kly twaddle about the
"nigger." Som e people may be green
enough to think this means something
else than playlu ;on the prejudices of
its readers, and mistake it for princi
ple. -
Wt.: do not sug :pose that the Compi
ler expects to he :mbug any Republican
by its persists* t twaddle about the
"nigger." All t his clap-trap is simply
intended by the "ring" to hold Demo
crats up to the n iek--rodder or no fod
der. It Is a poc air compliment to the
personale of the Dettiocrittic party.
REMEMBER, f semen, that a Repunli
can adminiatra on todk the tax off
real estate and at the same time has
been largely, red uclug the State Debt.
Elect Packer an d a Democratic Legis
lature and you sill have a tax impos
ed ou your far ais and the State Debt
increased.
WHEN Gove reor Geary was first
elected there wa sa tax on real estate.
No State tax on r eal estate to-day. If you
are In favor of u o State tax on real es
tate, vote for Ge sry. If you want tbat
tax again impost. 3d, vote for Packer.
Evsav Reput slican who remains at
home next Tues day virtually votes the
Democratic tick et. A full Republican
vote will ensure a large mak , rity for
Geary.
VOTERS, rem( Inber that 1n support..
lug GEN. GEA RY you 'endorse Pres
ident Grant's ° ►dminietr /Won, which
has been econoi nical Oar l succe s sf u l i n
the highest deg ree.
EVERY soldier In Pe , insylvania ought
to vote the Ito ipubli can tieket.—The
sympathies of Pas) ter and Pershing
were against the.• 11 J ring the late war.
Fon Governo r of Pennsylvania the
people want a r ast that pays his taxes
and was loyal t , 3theGovernmentwhen
its very life ova i imperilled.
EVERY Repu. Oilcan should remember
that a full Rep abliean vote is a grand
Republican vic wry. Let every patriot
do his duty, an, l all will be well.
VOTE THE WHOLE REPUBLICAN
COUNTY TICK} rr : It is composed of
good men, worthy of the support of
every honest 'm au in the county. .
irarVote them ''hole Republican ticket
Cunsar.—Newt iby telegraph and mall in
dimes that the a tragg Iln g patriots of Cobs
have been niece Wel in making the moat
.important mover seat that they have yet at
tempted. An e: tpedition of five hawked
men, that started lout of New York a week
since, has arrh usi off the Florida coast,
where other ably is with reinforcements of
men and utunit ions of war in plenty are
rendeironaln,g p teparakuy to a land upon
the island. Tin 5 privateer Hornet Is an•
tioubtedly at sea, and being a very tast ves
sel, heavily arm ed, manned by American
sailors and nude r the command of erper
lanced American Slicers, will probably in
flict serious daan tie upon Spanish interests,
on the waters. • The statement Is made that
American men- or-war will not interfere
with the Hornet salsa she molests a ship
Wiring the Ame lion flag.
The Hornet a *w days ago appasted
Wilmington, N. C., for cosi, and was seised
by the U. States 4athoritlea, and is mil
held to await the slake of' the abtanumenc
ALL the mills : at Lawrence, Maas., were
stopped by the f Wed. Over one hundred
acres of the city are overflowed, and many
honest are Burro Jaded by ware.
A cam in De shay, Conn., mai/owed
a enumpiliow, wit Wit beady Unmanaged bet
*Altaic*.
A LADY la Pia• album tried to light a ker
osine bunp whlit She now Wears
wig sad her oe resembles raw meat.
Tux German issigurge is to be taught in
Os pub& V,al'
PAT I AXIL
Rath! Aso Hued it Nana
,yous and knows. Asa
ckarsetarizas him as a
pectudiwily. Rauch says
X H. • .
Munk for
Packer like a
tot .
Boarausla Tax.
- 11045 . . $5,767 17 for
18"hesnaps he is worth
'WS* ontnis many housed,
Inchidiagttie"ilas if/which he resides, which
alone cost $lOl,OOO. Bat be wouldn't. stand
such tarddion, and to , inn ahead of the bcw
ranetalMicsille, proceeded to Elated&
PhWedd gdt amereed there to the
,M1 ( 4.,4 (0 8 4 Fp At Au wpm% Bo
much for that.
I
Wean . Tay HU Count"' Tax.
The same year Asa Packer was sowed
99:21.' 88 for county purposes; but be pm
duced a tax receipt from the collector of the
Bth ward, Philadelphia, for $B2 00, in hill
far all purposes. He was no looser a taxa
ble eitliett of Carbon, but of said ward,
where be got himself assessed !
Won't pay His Sebes,' Tax.
Sam e year be cheated the Bellool Board
of 'dumb chunk out of his taxes, by claim
ing to be a resident of Philadelphia. There
is no evidence, however, to show Oat he
paid the tax anywhere. He "dodged" it.
Won't Pa Us Peer Tax.
Same year by simply going to Philadel
phia, and getting bimself assessed in the 6th
Ward, (bis name registered at the Mer
chants' Hotel and his carpet bag hung
Packer
gota hook in one Of the rooms), Asa Packer
got clear of paying his Poor tax in Car
bon county, amounting, incltiding county,
to 11115,767 17. -
Row can honest men support Packer,
who refixes to bear his share of the burdens
of tuition, and by the 'dodge' of changing
his residence manages to cheat the borough
of Mauch Chunk and the county of Carbon
out of their just dues?
THE DIFFEHENCE
Packer is a millionaire, and ai adven
turer from Connecticut. He has amused a
large fortune in Pennsylvania, a portion
of which he itas invested in New York.
When the war of the rebellion broke out,
be tied to Europe for safety, leaving others
to take care of his property, and the inter
ests of the State and country.
Geary is a poor man, having devoted his
life to the benefit of the Commonwealth
and the nation rather than to his own per
sonal interest. When the war of the re
bellion broke out he offered his services as
a soldier to the State and country, and lived
in the camp and field till treason was crush
ed, though he had no wide _9states of his
own to protect.
When men were needed to"defeat the re
bellion Packer packrxi off to Europe with
his sons, lest they might be conscripted,
and he be compelled to pay a portion of his
millions to procure them substitutes.
When men were needed to defeat the re
bellion, Geary gave himself and his two
eons to the Union army, in which they
fought bravely In defence of the nation.
When the war was raging Packer and
his sons were enjoying a jolly good time in
Europe, luxuriating to their heart's con
tent, and exalting in their safety from dan
ger.
When the war raged fiercest Geary was
"above the cloud," driving the enemy from
Lookout Mountain, his eldest son lying a
corpse with a rebel ballet through his head,
and his youngest boy wounded and sadly
lamenting the death of the brother whom
he so dearly loved.
And yet this we Packer, an adventurer
in the State that he deserted in the hour of
its danger, has the effrontery to ask the peo
ple of Pennsylvania to ignore the services
of Geary, sod give hint their votes.
(For the Star and Sentinel.
TL►: Commix' AND DD. DILL
Mimes. Elirtoes : —The Compiler of
Let week seems to be very much chagrined
that the suspicious record of Dr. Dill on
the Extra Pay question last winter should
be sifted and exposed. Now Dr. Dill was
the representative of the people of the
whole county and not a party ; therefore, if
he saw fit to prove recreant to the trust and
confidence reposed In him as •representa
tive; he most not complain at the earnest
condemnation of an outraged constituency,
as the responsibility rests with himself.
, Many reasons are given in the attempt to
ex plain why he did not vote ; bat they all
twee exceedingly sophistical. The people
of Adams county are not going to believe
that it was necessary for him to desert his
seat just on the very eve of a very import
ant question, to attend a small sale only 13
miles from Harrisburg, 24 hours previous
to the sale. He could have had ample time
to have remained for the—session, and still
attend the sae referred to; but this would
not suit his purpose. The article in the
Compiler states that be did not know such
a vote would be taken. This certainly dis
plays much ignorance of Legislative busi
ness on the part of Dr. Dill, as we find on
page 376 of the Legislative record, that be
fore the adjournment at one o'clock, the
Speaker was authorized to refer to the ap
propriate committee all the bills upon his
table. The appropriation bill being , nxitt
on the calendar necessarily would be the
next In order taken up. The article adds
that be could not have his vote recorded
after his return, as it was tried by others
and refused ; therefore there was no use in
his trying. Such is net the fact, as any
one, who cocld show that he did not
absent himself for thepurpose of avoid
ing a vote, could have his name recorded
for or against it. On page 382 we find that
Mr. Eachbach asked the right to record
vote against it, saying that he was Nor
razassrr when the vote was taken. This
was objected to. But the Speaker decided
that any member could put his reasons for
his vote on the journaL Therefore Mr.
Eschbach was granted permission. Why
did not Dr. Dill ask the same right, if he
could account satisfactorily for his absence ?
This he did not do, and be cannot now
complain t hat his constituents hold him to
the record. GER MANY.
Sevens Sromt.—The heavy rains of
Sunday last extended over eastern Penn
sylvania, New Jersey, New York
and the New England States. In Balti
more city there was quite a freshet, several
bridges being swept sway and property
damaged to the amount of $150,000. In
Philadelphia the flood was unprecedented,
the Schuylkill being higher than ever be
fore known, while tlm.Deleware rose 20
feet above water level. A large portion
of the city was submerged, and the damage
will amount to millions. Prom all direc
tions there come telegrams of the giesPing,
away of railroad bridges and the interrup
tion of travel. In Philadelphia 44 inches
of rain fell in 24 hours. The storm Wee
unprecedented In extent and violence.
AT the Garden coal mine, near Chicago,
on Friday night, u four men were demand
ing the ebait, tha wire hoisting rope broke,
and the Whole were precipitated 180 feet, to
the bottom. All had bones broken, but
none were MO
ds a Isar In Rosana county, Indiana,
eight - pave years old, was attempting to re.
move a box of hooey from a hive oil Friday
bulk she was swag near the ullo)Ple by
bio, and died In lees than tat wastes.
Pcamorrwas have boo otablithed a t
ig enwood, Plifte..etages ans4f, Asir.
had, aid et Boothby that natod (mat h
Marfind.
Count Dwo decides that 41
Wiles tobacco, whatever called, is liable
to a tat of thistptiro ass on Visioolol. l
1 ' •
NUIMI 211011111110
thutnou..—The Relay House at:lhe lune
don of the N. C. R. W. sod *INNS Hd.
a. R. was totalir,ftarcorM An as
,taidaYlalt The Rime was sYss4 by ,
4. lllol qMoi - sild sessPled t Time.
eoH, whom loss of nowhere is tethaated at
In.floo-4ko insunutos.—:o* lime Friday am
idst the:laborite warning on one of the
Imam of the /Praiselek and Penneyleetha
Line Railroad, had quite a lively time of it
in Taneytown, in the shape of a "free
ktht," durinit, which, we learn that one of
the "en was so badly beaten that his life
was despaired of. Bad whiskey wis at the
bellow of n.
Crmasztasn.—On last Friday a child of
Mrs. Christian Hertzler, of Hamplen town
' ship, Cumberland county, aged eighteen
months, was 'drowned in a bait barrel stand
ing at the puMp, containing a few inches of
water. The, child was found dead in the
vessel.—The Carlisle Herald comes to us
this week, dressed in the latest and most
artistic style.—The Medical Association of
Washington, D. C., has adopted resolutions
requesting Governor Geary to suspend the
execution of the sentence of Dr. Paul
Schceppe, of Carlisle, convicted of the mur
der of Miss Stennecke, on the ground that
the chemical evidence was insufficient to
convict
Faastaixia.—Abraham Barr, residing near
Waynesboro, fell dead in his yard, .on the
24th ult., while eating a bunch of grapes.
FEZDIBIOIL --Clayton Hemp, son of
Alexander Hemp, of Jefferson, broke his
arm by falling -from a horse on Sunday
week.—Mr. C. Keefer Thomas, President
of the Frederick County Agricultural Beef
, ety, was setting a Wheat Drill one day last
week, when his hand was caught in the
machinery, and several of his fingers badly
lacerated. One of them had to be taken off
at the first joint.—The Lutheran and Pres
byterian churches of Emmittsburg are both
undergoing extensive repairs at present.
The former congregation is using the new
German Reformed Church for worship, and
the latter the Methodist Church.—Wm.
Peoples, George Lawrence and George
Bishop are putting pp new brick dwellings
this summer in Emrultuborg.
YORK.—Benjamin GeiEa bus been ap
pointed Postmaster at Glen Rock, vice E.
Shafer removed.—The flood on the: Codo
nut, in and around York, last Sunday did a
good deal of damage. The water rose
higher than any. time since 1817.—John
Glatfelter, who keeps a public house at
Glatfelier's station on the N. Central Rail
road, was run over by the Accommodation
train on the 29 th nit, and instantly killed.
—Hon. Peter Mclntyre, Associate Judge,
died at his residence in York, on Saturday
night last, aged about 68 years. He was
stricken by paralysis on the 23d of Septem
ber.—Charles Snyder, of York, a brakes
man on a train on the Northern Central
railroad, while coupling cars, had his leg
caught and badly mangled, one day last
week.—On the night of the 28th ult., the
dwelling house of Mr. Garber at Roseville,
was entered by burglars and property to the
value of seventy-five dollars carr led away.
The family was absent at the time of the
occurence, spending the evening with some
friends.
Tin response of the country to the *puce
of the Avondale sufferers is universal
It is probable that the sum of $250,000 wil
be raised and forwarded within a month.
Twxtrrr-sevas persons were killed and
fifty-six wounded .by the explosion of ■
steam boiler, on the State Fair grounds at
Indianapolis, on Friday.
AT Mount Ararat, this year, 110,000 Mo
hammedan pilgrims assembled for the an
nual journey to Mecca.
ADVICIB from Cubs t state that great dis
satisfaction exists among Americans in the
Cuban army.
Fisaairottx, Utah, experienced a violent
shock of earthquake last Friday.
Tax serious illness of ex-Gover.nor
Browitiow„ of Tennessee, is reported.
"Blum P011112110Y" is lying seriously ill
in New York from congestion of the lungs.
A. aria and dangerous counterfeit $lO
green-back bag just appeared in Cincinnati
IMPROVED MORNING GLORY.—
The famous Morning Glory Stove, so pop
ularas a parlor and office stove, has some
times been objected to for use in cham
bers and by families needing but one fire,
because not adapted to heat water, dec.—
This dlfflculty has been overcome, and
last Mond.y we saw one of the improved
Ed oruing Glories in operation at the Were
room of Col. C. H. BUEHLER, on Carlisle
street, which seems not only to obviate
objections but to meet every nesired want.
It is nothing more or less 11140 the ordi
nary Morning Glory, with an Oven about
lb 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 hoe as the
ovens of the beat cooking stoves. Water
can be boiled, pies baked, and even meat
roamed as readily as in a cooking stove.
This contrivance, while preserving an the
qualities of the Morning Glory as a beat
er, adapts it for the sick chamber, or use
in small families requiring but little
cooking, tf
eirlf you haven discharge from the nose,
offensive or otherwise, partial loss of the
sense of smell, taste or hearing, eyes water
ing or weak, feel dull and stupid or debili
tated, pain or pressure in the headoake
cold easily, you may rest assured that you
have the Catarrh. Thousands annually,
without manifesting half of the above
symptoms, terminate in consumption and
end in the grave. No disease is so common
snore deceptive or leas understood by phy
sicians. R. V. Pierce, M. D., of Buffalo,
N. Y., is the proprieter of Dr. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy—a perfect SpeciAi for
Catarrh, "cold in the head," or catarrhal
headache, which he sends to any address,
post-paid, for sixty cents, or four packages
for $2. Said by most druggists etery
where.
ATTENTION FARMERS.—Try the
celebrated Patent Elastic Rubber lined
Collars, Saddles and Pads. Warranted to
prevent horses from galling and to
heal up under work horses already galled,
if properly fitted ; and sore necks • and
backs are kept clean with cold water and
Cantle Soap, or Dopey. For sale by .7. W.
Cress, manufacturer's Agent, Gettysburg,
Pa. Sept. 10-tf
ALWAYS AHEAD.—Mr. Frank Cun
ningham, who Is always up to the times
and who studies to pletwie 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. IA his large stock of goodiwill
be found a large assortment of Boyd and
°linden's Clothing made up in the latest
styles. See advertisemont. .3t
BB BEAlrrif UL.—lf you desire beau
ty you should use Hagin'a Magnolia Balm.
It gives a soft, refined, tenure
to the Complexion, removes Roughness,
Redoes', Bkotches, Sunburn, Tan, &c.„ and
adds a tinge of Pearly Bloom to the plain
est features. It brings the Bloom of Youth
to the &ding cheek and changes the rustic
Country Girl into a Fashionable City Belle.
In-the use of the Magnolia Balm Ilea the
true secret of Beauty. No laly need com
plain of her Complexion who will invest
75 cents in this dedightfol article.
Lyon'. Kathairon la the beat Hair Dron
ing in nee.. Oct.l-1m
808 111111 T two damnable rooms on
Smithson stroot,noar diamond. Ma
at tido mqS. tt
/mid Satins.
ME. scAnr, lk SON
. _
SaesJuit ressived 26 bomb bad Older Throe ;' lie
barrels host 011 ho large quantities at ree
'dead prices best broth's opposer ed sugar eared
Haas; Dried Bed; large lot arm ilaskeret. Apple
'Battu crate Is shandsnere ; fads Jan of the by
kinds.
P.B. Pao Taus an • spollialtly with us. Plan
try oar Taps/snot.
X. BUM k PON.
Wholesale lad 844 GI
&rata Zad,Ciallate maaa, ~
Sipt. 24
eolz - . 181TozvaolTil
AGE.
/MIS IS ADMITTED TO BE TEE PACT dY THE
Thousenda who are now tiling Dr. Tobias' Cele
brated Venetian Liniment. It bee been introduced
*Moe 1M; and no one once trying it is ever without
It trill positively cars the under-mentioned ma
plaints, fluid as directed:
Chronic Rheumatism, Sore Throat, Headache,
Toothache, Sprains, Bruises, Old Sores, Swellings,
Mosquito Bitea, and Palos In the Back, Chest, or
Limbs. .Also taken internally, for Cholera, Diar—
rheas, Dysentery, Croup, Colic, Sea Sickness, Spume,
'Sc. It is perfectly harmless to take internally
(Sos oath accompanying each bottle) It has never
tailed to cure every case of Diarrheas, Dysentery.
and Croup, If need when Diet taken. Always hare a
bottle In the house In readiness, and you will never
repel it.
Price, Fifty Cents and One Dollar. Bold by the
Druggiata and Storekeeper. throughout the United
States. Depot, 10 Park Piece, New York.
Oct. s -1m
WEAK BACK, PAINS OF THE SIDE,
OF THE HIPS,
A.d about the Kidneys, are relieved at once by the
application of onset
ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTERS.
.oainsfowi, Ala , Nov. '4', 1868.
.144sr.i. Thos. Allcock d Co.:—Daring so extensive
practice of ten years I have been • frequent wito. se
of the magical qualities of your Porous Plasters. I
can certify that they are all you claim for them.
"ROBERT K. CAMPBELL, M. D."
Dr. Myer, of Savannah, Ga., says they are the best
mechanical supporters for w cat muscles ever di..
covered; that by their warming properties they i , ring
power and health, until the strength of the muscles
►re entirely rest° , '4; that he knows • case where
Alicock's- Piasters cored a gentleman of a weak
'pine ; that be daily preecribes them In his practice,
with the happiest results. (Oct. B—lm
THE CONSTITUTION OVERTHROWN!
The Oonatitutiou and Health may be rained by a
few applications of the lead or sulphur hair dyes tickle
In the market. —Not a Dye" may b• the motto of
such poet:isms, but A DIE may be the, result of using
them. But ONE HAIR DYE h., been
TRIED AND ACQUITTED
of all deleterious tendsury, tinder the f nruili hie laws
of Science Be It known to all. that
CRISTADORO'S EXCELSIOR HAIR
DIE
has been analyzed by the distinguished chemist, Prt-
Swot Chilton. and his certificate of its wholesome
ness may be seen at Cristadoro's 6 Astor House, New
York.
.111a .- C.RIBTADORO'3 HAIR ?RUMINATIVE, an a
i.ratalng, act. like a charm on the [Wearier Dyeing.
Try It. [Oct. 8-1 m
HALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
RENEWER
FLEWS THE HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR
WHEN GRAY.
Renews the nutritive matter which nourishes
RENEWS THE GB0071101? THE HAIR 0711 N
rim
Renews the brash, wiry hair to silken softness.
BRAUTIPOL HAIR DRXESING.
One bottle shows Its effects.
R. P. HALL A Co , Na.bnA, N. 11., Proprietors.
For sale by all Droggists. [Ott. 5-1 m
MARSHALL'S ELIXIR.
Dyspepsia and constipation are the hourly foe, of
the restless, excitable American, and with them come
inexorable headache, heartburn, and a train of small
diseases. Marshall's Elixir has been prepared with
special reference to these coo,titutional trouble of
so many of oar countrymen, ■ud so far the prepara
tion has proved a decided auccees. The proprietor■
feel that, in recommending it now after the tried ex
perience of year., they are bat fulfillini a Immune
duty towards the general community.—Foastv's
Pates
Price One DJ:lar per bottle,
• M. MARSHALL k CO,
Druggists, Pioprictor:,
1301 Market at., Philadelphia
..Sold by all Druggists,
July 16
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The Advertiser, having been restored to health in •
few weeks, by a very simple remedy,•tter having 'of
fered several years witb a severe lung affection, am.
that dread dieeam. Consumption—ls anxious to make
known to his follow-aufferers the moans of cur*.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the pre
scription used (free of charge), with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will lind •
sure Cara for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, etc,
The cadent of the advertiser iv sending the Prsecripe
Lion is to betielit lb• afflicted, acid spread information
which he mncelve• to be invaluable; and bs hopes ev
ery sufferer will try hi. remedy, •• It will cceP,thein
aothtug, and may prove • blessing.
Parties wishing tbe preeeriptkin, v ql please address
BICV. BDWAND A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, IL Mg* county, Ns. York.
Ilay 14, 111119.—1 y
DEAPNESS, BLINDNESS AND CATARREI
treated with the el tm.it aticcese, by J. IMAM, M. D.,
and Professed of Diseases of the Eye and Ear; (his
specialty) in the Medical College of Penotoirame, 12
",....eepteiee e e. (formerly of Leyden, Elolland,) No,
SOO Arch striwt ' Phila. Testimonials can be seen at
his °Mae. Theltedical faculty are invited to accom
pany their patients, as he has no secrete in his prac
tice. Artienal eyes Inserted without pain. No
'herds for examinatioo. [Jan. 29.-1 y
WIRE RAILING, WIRE GUARDS,
... ,
for Store fronts. Asylums, Lc.; Iron Bedsteads,
Wire Webbing ford heepand Poultry Yards; Bramand
!row Wire Cloth, Sieves, Fenders, Screens for Coal,
OM., Sand, tr., Heavy Crimped Cloth for Spark
Arresters; Landscape Wire. for Windows!, Ir.: Paper.
makers' Wares,ornamental Wire Work, he. Every In
formation by addresstr2 the manufacturers.
WA/is:kit k SONS, No. 11 North Sixth st..
p6lla
teiphia. [ feb.S, 1869.-1 y
ERRORS OP YOUTH
A gentleman who suffered fur year ' s from nervous
Pelt ility, Premature DOM), and cal the effects of
outhful indiscretion, will, for the sake of stifferiog
h innaulty, said free to all who need It, the receir and
directions for making the simple remedy by which be
wits cured Sufferers wishing to profit by the adver
tiser's experience, can do so by addressing. in perfect
confidence. JOHN B. OGDEN,
N 0.42 Cedar street, New York.
Kay 14,1869.—1 y
EISMII
A Clergyman, while residing 10, South America as a
saismiotuary, discovered a cafe and simple remedy fir
the Cur* of Nervous Weakness., Early Decay, Diseases
of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train of disorders brought on by bench:ll and vicious
habits. Great numbers have been cored by this noble
remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit the afflicted
and unfortunate, I will send the recipe for preparing
and tieing this medicine, in a sealed envelope, to any
one who needs t,fres Marge. Address
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station D, 131 blelionee,New City.
Elept.l6.-1y
SPECIAL NOTICE.
SLIIRSCICS PULMONIC SYRUP,
ea weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills, will cure Cori
snwption. Liver Complaint, and Dyspepsia, if taken
according to direction,. They are all three to be ta
ken at the tams time. They cleanse the stomach, re
lax the liver, and put it to work; then the appetite
become' gcod; the food digest/tend makes good blood ;
the patient begins to grow In fleet ; the diseased mat
ter ripens in the lungs, and the patient outgrows the
disease and gets well. This L the only way to cure
consumption.
•
To these three medicine. Dr. J. H. Schenck, of
Philadelphia, owes hie unrivalled encomia the treat
ment of pulmonary consumption. The Pa'manic
Syrup ripens the morbid matter in the lunge, nature
throw, it off by an Gary expectoration, for when the
phlegm or matter is ripe, .slight cough will throw it
off, and the patient has rest and the lunge begin to
heal
To do this, the Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills
must be freely need to cleanse the stomach and liver,
so that the Palm:onto Syrup and the rood will make
food blood.
Schenck 's Mandrake Pills act upon the liver, re
moving all obstructions, relax the ducts of the gall
bladder, the bile starts freely, and the liver Is soon
relieved; the stools will show what the Pills can do;
nothing bus ever been Invented except calomel ft
deadly poison which is very dangerous to use unless
with great care), that will unlock the gall•bladdet
and start the secretions of the liver like Schenck',
Mandrake Pills.
Liver Complaint Is one of the mad promlu
cause; of Consumption.
Schenck's Seaweed Tonic is a gentle stimulant and
alterative. and the alkali in the Seaweed, widebekbls
preparation is made o 4 assists the stomach to throw
out the gastric Juice to dissolve the food with the
Pnlmonic Syrup, and it is made into good blood with
out fermentation or souring in the stomach.
The great reason why physicians do not curs eon
snmpUon is, they try to do too much; they git
Moine toecap the cough, to stop chilli, to stop e ght
sweats,becUo fiver, and by so doing they derange the
whole Moab* powers looting up the secretions
and eventually the pati ent sinks and dies
Dr. Schanck, in his treatment, does not try to stop
a sough, night sweets, child, or fever. Remove the
cane; and they will all stop of their own accord.—
No one tan be oared of Oonsetoptko, Liver , Poin
pialut, Dyspepsia, Catarrh, Canker, Ulcerated Throat
anises the liver and stomach are made healthy.
If a person has consumption, of course the lung in
some way are diseased, either tubercles, abscesses.
bronchia/ irritation, pleura adhesion, or the lungs er
a mem of inflammation and test decaying. In inch
came what must be done l It is not only the lungs
that are wasting, but it Is the whole body. The
Wreath and liver have lost their power tomato blood
out of Dosti. Now the only chance is to take Schenck's
three medidnea, which will bring op , a tone to the
stomach, the patient will begin to want food, It will
digest easily and make good blood; then the patient
begins to gain In flesh. and as soon as the body begins
to grow, ths lungs commence to heal up, and the pa
tient jets flashy and well. This is the only way to
cure 0011111111111pUOD.
When there Is no Wig disease, and only Liver Com.
laird and Dyspepsia, Schenck's Seaweed Tonic and
• Pills are intillcient without the Puboanits
Syrup. Take the Mandrake Pills freely In all Milos.
complaints, as they are perfectly Wales &
UN Schenck, who hassnjoyed uninterrupted health
for many years past. and now weighs 225 poands,wu
wasted away to a mere skeleton, In the vary last stage
of Pulmonary Consumption, his physicians having
pronounced his ease hopeless and abandoned him W
his fete. He was cured by the aforesaid medicines,
and since his recovery many thousand, similarly at-
Meted have need Dr. Schenck's preparation, with the
mains remarkable success. lull directions accompany.
lug each, make it not absolutely necessary to
per or
ally see Dr. Schenck, mama the puked+, wish their
hangs examined, and for this poems he is proNssiou
ally at his Principal Nice, Philadelphia, every Satur
day, where all letters for advice most be addressed._
Y• I also professionally at No. 69 Bond street, New
York, •vat other Wednesday. Ile gives advice he,
but for a thonmgh examination with his Respire
nester the price Omce hours at each city boa
ULM. to P.M.
Price of Ike Palma, syrup and Seaweed Tonle
seek iI.SO per bottle, or MN a haladosen. Mandrake
Milli auto a box. for ode b all
11. th il lg a i i
y
DR. iz.
lb N. O h.s.,
pipit farts.
ffMMEI
Strayed away from the residence of the subscriber
,In , minlbarknd township, 111118 P--one • large
Black Its* without horns, the dogs having torn one
. 0 ? hill eyrie oat. one • Mask Iwo with horns, one a
White guru with one eye torn mit, and two Lambs—
yMOM Windup said Sheep or giving informa
of Omit whereabouts will be liberally rewarded
Ost:l,-.3te
GIORGIS OWILL
TEACHERS. WANTED
Toe School Directors of Renal Honhan district will
meet In the School building, In Palrileld, on Saturday,
the 9th day of October nest, at I detach, P. if., to elect
SIX TEACHERS to take cheep of the Common
Schools of that distriet.
By order of the Board,
CHABLIS& I L BENTON, Secy.
Sept. SL—td
PAMPHLET LAWS
The Pamphlet Lawn for 1860 have been received at
the Prothonotarre (Mee, and ant naw ready for die•
tribat ben among th• pereons entitled by law, to re
ceive them
Oct. 1.-3 t
N OTIcE
I hereby notify all person, not to purchase a NOTE
FOR $l9O, from Gamma W. Ras, of Franklin town
ship, given by me in Jus.e but, (1869), as I have not
received value for it and I will not pay said note.
Oct. 1.--Its J. C. SCIIRIVRR.
NOTlCE.—Letters of Adminis
tration on tb• estate of ABEL T. WRIOITT,
late of Men/diem township, Adams county, Pentea_
deceased, baring been aranted to the naderaigned,re
siding In amid township, sh• hereby gives rinti - e to
allparsons Indebted to said estate to wake immediate
payment and those haying claims arralust the same
will prevent them properly authenticatid for settle
ment.
Sept. 24.-9 t
NOTlCE.—Letters of Adminis
tration on the estate of Jseort froovea, late of
Freedom township, Adams county, Pa.. deceased,
having been gra , ted to the undersigned residing in
Wd township, he hereby gires witice to all persons
Indebted tossid estate to make hiimediair payment,
and these baring Claims against the same to present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
Kept. 2.4..-6 t JOIN BAKER, Adel'.
NOTICE. •
Not.e is her..by si•en to Creditors that Ail
-110,1 LLB Lae applied to the Court of Common Pleas of
Adam. county for diecharce under the Ineolvetit
Lases of this Comrtionwesith ;Hind the Court ha.
flied Tuesday, the 12th day of October next, at 2 o'-
clock, P. if.. ror the hearing of the applicant and
his Creditor,' at the Court house to the Borough of
Gettysburg.
Sept. 24 —.,t
NOTICE TO ASSESSORS
TI e Assessors elected at the loot gpring Election ar
her-by notified to attend at the Coal In INA 0119 C
In the borough of Gettysburg, to receive blank As
sesonnent Duplicates and the necessary Instructions,
se follows:
The Aseeesore of Union, Conovrego, Berwick, Ber
wick borough, Oxford, Hamilton, Heading. Mount
pleasant, Germany, Btraban, Mounkjoy, and LI ohm
town borough will attend on Monday, the Usti day
of Octotnr next.
And the Aseessore of the borough of Gettysburg,
t'utuberland, Highland, Preedaru, Liberty, Hamilton.
ban, "rink lin, Butler, Menalieu. Tyrone, Huntington,
Latimore and York Springs borough, will attend
Tuesday, the 191/i day of October near.
By order of the Commissioners.
Sept. td
N 0 T I C E
The first account of JESSE CLINK,
Trustee of .7011:11 C. 11..tcui A Wirt for the use of
Comities J. MICH; of Ad/ll9lcounty. has been filed
in the Court of Common Pleaa of Adams County, and
will be confirmed by said court, oh the 18th day of
October, 1809 , unlses canoe be shown to the contrary.
JACOB MELHORN, Proth'y.
Sept. 3.-td.
NT ()TICE.
The first account of GEoRoY: BROWN
Committee of ButswaSH BSWILTON, ft Lunatic, 0
Adam. county, Gas been Bled in the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Adams county, and will be confirmed h
said court, on the 18th day of Octr./..es,lB69.unless can,
be shown to the contrary.
JACOB ELHOR:S , ProWy.
Sept. 3.—td.
114 XECUTOR'S NOTICE.-L
KIN
e
- tars Testamentary on the estate of JOHN
ING, late of Conowego township. Adam, con n ty.
Pa., deceased, baring been granted to the under
signed, they hereby give notice to all persons indebt
ed to said estate to make immediate payment •nil
those having claim. against the same to present
them properly authenticated fur settlement.
LEVI KINDIG ,
DANIEL IL BARNITZ,
Sept. 3.-6 ts Executors.
*A w ne first named Executor rasides in Conowago
township, Adams county; the latter in Ileidleburp
township, York county.
NOTlCE.—Letters of Adminis
tration on the estate of terns BACIIGARDYILIL late
of Mountpleaaant twp., Adams county, Pa, daces/ed.
having been granted to the under•lgned, residing in
said township, he hereby gives notice to all persons
indebted to said estate to make immediate payment.
and those having claims against the same to pi teent
them properly authenticated fur settlement.
(Jan. 29.-17
Sept. 10.-6 t
PXECUTOR'S NOTlCE.—Let
ten Testamentary Op the estate of RICHARD
Cannes, deceased, late of Freedom twp., Adams co..
Pa. haring been granted to the undersigned, residios
in
Pa,
township, he hereby give. notice to all
persons iddebted to said estate to make Immediate
payment, and those basing claims against the same to
present them properly authenticated for settlement,
H. Pi HIGRA.II, kx'r.
Greenmoent, Pa. , Sept .3.- et
NOTlCE.—Letters of Adminis
tration on the estate of Joetea Ft. Flirty, Rai
late of Abbottstown, Adams co, Pa.,,deceeeed, Latins
been granted to the undersigned, residing in Phillips
burg, N.J. ha hereby gives notice to all person. in
debted to said rotate to make immediate payment,
and those having claims against the same to present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
For the convenience of persons having semi
menu to make with the above estate, they ran ca
upon Edward Spangler, of Abbottstown.
dept.l7.-6t•
starptuttro and Tontrartgro.
Wm. C. Stallsmith Son,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
Carpenters and Contractors.
Doors, Shutters, Blinds, Door
and Window Frames, Cor
nice, Door & Window
=Brackets, &c.
Constantlyon band and manufactured to order of
BEST MATERIALS,
by experienced workmen, and at
REASONABLE PRICES.
1181.0rderapromptly attended to.
Jan.15,1865.—tf
GEO. C. CASHMAN,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
Carpenter %lid Contractor ,
RESPECTFULLY informs the
public that he has removed to hie new Shop
Stratton street between York and Railroad Weds .
and is prepared to take contracts for putting up and
repairing Buildings, at am reasonable rates as any
builder In Gettysburg—all work guaranteed Lobe o
beet quality. Re hopesby strict attontion to busi
ness to merit publicpatronage. Glee me a call.
April i1.1869.-tt
WM, CHRITZMAN,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
Carpenter and Contractor,
Having remored to my new Shop
On Washington street, between Middle
anti Ohambreaburg streets,
atid introdaced Mum -Power, I am prepared to far
rash all kindsof work for building purposes, of the
but meter .al, sad as neatly and cheaply as it can be
does at any other eietablishment in thsveranty. Ex
perienced Hands always in readiness and work ex
seated with promptneu and dispatch.
or Eiders tor all kinds ofßraokets,Bcrolls, Mould.
tap, ac., prow by filled and on., essonabls terms.
Anr1116.18119 -tf
GRAPE VINES !
I HAVE NOW READY ROE MIRKIT
10,000 GRAPE VINES,
ONE AND TWO YEARS OLD—INCLUDING EVERY
VARIETY. a; RUNDLE!) GUM
FOR SALE
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
!?The attention of Degas and Hciosekeepers is
Incited to my stock, belOre pereleudng siesswhere, as
it is eery choice sod will be sold on resunutable term,.
Address
ROBERT MEADS.
Getnisbarg, Pa, Bept.lo, 11M-4t.
THE STAR & SENTINEL has a
larva etrvilittlaa then all the papers is the Omar
coadobteit—heses ft Is the beet ailesettafisg maedban.
JACOB NIFLUORN, Proth'y
JANE. C. WHIg ❑T, Adin'x
JAC , th lIELIIOBN, Pruth'y
M=l;=
B. 1/. LlAGEftlfANlAdm'r
ECEDIEEM
IIi• work le •li pnt up of good materiel ■nd by
he beet of mechenlciTand cannot fail to give sat's.
faction. His prices are alwaye reasonable. He souk
orders, confident that he can please.
REPAIRDIG promptly done, at moderate rates.
W. K. GALLAGHER .
NEW HARNESS SHOP.
JOHN CULP
"770 MS his friends and the public generally that
he has resumed the Harnews-making business, and
paned a Shop on Carlisle street, Gettysburg, adjoin
ing the Passenger depot, where he will manufacture
And keep on hand all kinds of
HARNESS,
BRIDLES,
COLLARS,
WHIPS,
LASHES,
FLY-NETS. kr &c.,
which will be Bold at the lowest cub prices. Also,
TRUNKS of all kinds.
SEPAIRINtIand MENDING attended topromptly.
Having, been Working at the business for 30 year., I
can guaranty the best kind of work, all being made
ander my own superintendence. Give me a call.
May 7, 1869.—tf JOHN CULP.
PRO T OGRAPHA9,
PHOTO MINIATURES
Stereoscopic Views of the
BATTLE-FIELD,
STEREOSCOPES,
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES,
AL . BUMS
GREAT VARIETY,
AND AT GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES.
adrWadaalln nothing butthe beat ants kind. Can
and examine our stock.
Copies sn be farnialked from •llnegatlhes ever ta
ken et this Gallery .
TYSON'S OLD STAND:
out. 11.—a
L. DESIRABLE THREE-STORY .
BRICK DWELLING 1101JAI
front, cm 40 foot lot, with tw o- story
Ilsok•bnlldlng, In first-duo repair, two door boar
Mart House, on Baltimore street, wsu be sold ca di ,
commodatlng terms. fianolL—tt
My Property as Clialaborsbary . se, Getiyaboay, Pa.
THE HOUSB is & two. story brick,
the ill it • llydraat la th e yard with good oat
balkUngo, choice rarialaat of Oruro, atrawborries,
alsokbarrlao, Ituyterrioa, Pout aad dwarf Pear
Von cm the lat. L B. ROW.
Sept. 10.-41
V,uointos Onto.
COOPERING!
PETER CULP
Ru comareueed the
COOPERLNG BUSINESS
in all its branches at his residence on the Iluttnas.
burg road, at the end of Carlisle street, Gettpburn
Pa. The pnblio can always have made to order &II
kinds and styles of
.118,AT VESSELS,
CROOT STANDS.
PICKET STANDS,
TUBA
PLC BARRZLS.
I also manifitst ore and 10 sal. IS op Alder Barrels.
And all other k,nda of Coopering. Repairing done
cheaply and with despatch. Give tis a Call.
Ang.l3, 1860.4 f
GETTYhBURG BAKERY;
T HE firm of Newport & Ziegler baring been dbr
eol red, the undersigned wit I =Wane the Bak lug
bovines., in altite branches, at the old stand,
Corner of South Washington and R eal
Middle streets, Gettysburg, Pa.
All kinds of
CCM=
CAAk: u,
lIItSAD,
ROLLS,
PRETZELS, &c .
cone tautly baked and always to be bad fresh.
With many years experience and every disposition
to please, he feel. that he can promise satisfaction in
all cases. Orders solicited, and promptly attended to.
With many thanks for the patronage bestowed on the
old firm, its continuance is asked.
BALTZER NEWPORT.
Aprl 9. 16E9
A SERVANT FOItALL.
Roth's Improvement for Opening, Closing
and Latching Gately,
AIAY be .Ittached to any gate andoper•ted from
buggy. team or eaddle, by one baud. in an de
4ired direction Iron. the ga t e—opened and cloned from
one point. at any distance from the gate. Thin im
provement I.simple and cheap, yet perfect and strong;
will not be di ged by the sagging ot the gate,
nor by the frost raising the poets; may be made at a
country blecksmith's.and easily attached to a gate.
The nndersigned, having the Right for Adam. coun
ty, will veil Township and Farm Rights of thlt Im.
pmvement.
Also, ROTA t SITASEI , AMERICAN LEVER OAT)...
—which wiltbe found valuable and convenient to all
who ha •e gate, to drive throngh—•• they I , l2lltib
their toarn.opon.clo.e nll.l latch attata. without the
neeee.sity of potting in the met or cond.
Purfne•ho, tur,lnetku.kg.,ertaree•
. ISRAEL I:MCKEE
tie
r 19.—t! Menelle, P. ti Aden.,
JO l / 4 NI w rii"roN,FASIIION
u ABLE ha Rb Eh.“ppurite the Eaglo lloitl,
Gettyebrirg.Ea. who, ho Len at ill titnetberoand
ready to attend to all t•u•inese in ht. lane Ile has
Ancuellent 88118tan1 and ratio
faction. Give bin, •call.
'I-ry 29,1867.
BROOMS! Ultooms
The under %fgt..' con inuea to menu facture BrPeaty
at him new stand on the north.eafa corner or Centre
Square, adjoining Bierbowel 'a Begar Store. Ile ellf
ha•if during the fall a full pepply on hand, and wtl/
be able to furifinh them 14 . 110 LESA LE OR RETAIL
firmntol made to order or on the !afar. Per,. ha,-
mg rti a ,uld do well to rive him A rail.
GettyS. It 'TIPTON.
liburg, Sept. 17, 13r9.-3m
* , arriagers, ftztruess, &c.
DAVID McCREARY. JOHN P. 11cCREARY
"Best always Cheapest.
THE Best and Cheapest,
SA DDLES',
L'RIDLEJ,
COLLARS and,
HARNESS of all kinds, in the County
ore always to be found at the old and well known
Itand,Baltimore st.,opposltetile Presbyterian Church
(McCREARY'S.)
Our Riding and Wagon Saddles,
re the most eut , tantially built and neateet.
Our Harness, (pletin and silver rnounl
edo are completein every respect and warranted to be
or the very beet material and workmanship.
Our upper leather Draft Collars,
CAN NOT on ALAS. They are the beat FITTING and
most durable.
Our HeAvy Draft Harness,
are made to order, as cheap as they can be made any
where and in the most subetantial manner.
Riding Bridles, Whips, Lashes, Draft
[lames, Flr-nets and everything In the lin None
Setter or cheaper.
Our - prices
have been asoccan to the loweetliving standard.
A liberal percentage for cash. offal) billeamounti tig
to 1.5 or more.
We work Putting but the beet of stock and will
warrant every article turned out to Lein everyrespect
as represented.
Thankful forpast favors wet lithe •ttention to our
present stock.
U. call and examine rsicis QUALITT!
Jan.29.1588.-tir D. IfcCBEARY k EON.
CARRIAGE -MAKING RESUMED.
e war being over,the undersignedhave resumed
the
CARRIAGE-MAKING BUSINESS
at theirold stand, In East Middle street, Gettysburg,
where they are again prepared to put up work In the
most fashionable, enhatantial, And superior manner.
A lot of new and second-bald
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES. kC.,
on band, which they will dispose of at the lowest
prices, and all orders will be supplied as promptly
and satisfactorily as possible.
eir REP AIRLNGJE)
lune with dispatch, and at cheapest rates.
A large lot of new andold lIABNESS -n hand for
Thank fill for the liberal patronage heretofore en
oyed by therms, theyeolicitand will endeavor to de
erre a large abate in the future.
May 29.-t f DINNER k ZIEGLER.
Buggies and Carriages
REMOVAL.
Tundersigned has removed his Carriage-mak
!nu shop to tt e east sod of Middle street. Gettys.
!tura, Pe., where he will continue to build all kinds of
work in hie line, Tie:
CARRIAGES, TROTTING & FALL—
ING-TOP BUGGIES, JAGGER
WAGONS, &C., &C.
July 1,1868.-17
glurtograph Oalltrini.
EXCELSIOR GALLERY.
TIPTON & MYERS
successors to C. J. Tyson.
AMBRO TYPES, &c., &c.,
AND
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE,
the .3tar
44 ettylltit,rts
relrlf ynu wish SO
chase the best and • •
suit the advertising •
tt SIITI:qICL
LARGE POTATO
WALTER. of New '
tine specimens of • ,
One weighing 43
a third 4 NE,
PREMIUMS.—:Thfi
awarded at the reott
Adams County:Agri
be found on the Mat •
Hue.
grammes, Posters; ate:.
best style and at 1 . •
STAR & SENTINSL
Orders ••y mail pronipil
SALES.—Samuel
perty, in Franklin
Eicholtz-53 acres,
$2,850. * Conrad a w
Mr. Eicholtz 44 acres,
meats, in Highland tow
CABBAGE.-Mr
of Butler township, 1.
has this athr.ou raised,
ground 10 yards aqua!
cabbage of the S tone
moth varieties. Plan*
and ranging in weight f
Pcr lan]. Ile has the
adv.
}-10,\%"r0 VOTE.,"
se.vaace tickets or oplen
the coming election. 3
"Judiciary,' for •J. •
Court and Aex•netate
"aState," for i iovernoi ;
ty," for likpre*enuitiv:
and one h
(or "Borough,“ 3.- the.
To IV nsl , tur 13,,rntrzb
( Ito ACII E. 5 . 741.
tho New York eveolba
recipes which are-•cal •
To kill cockroaches, t
carisild• acid and Of
mix, and paint the crack
they hide. The Nencll.
tain destruction. "Not
in history." Ni'. tiro:
iodic acid and three.
pli e d t t , a will
hits seen it tried.
SWEPI' W A Y.
the Ihnover
als“ annul her on the
Road, were piwept away,
last fey floods, coning
Leas y ralun. , e Railroad.
was interrupted until dui
repltil-d. The storm
severe further East, and
extetakd over Eastern P.
Jersey, jNew Vnrk an
away Igidiref
and a number f dwell] .
ago !Well done, with
SCIIOOL-HOU9E .B
night of the 22d ult., Sad
in Huntington township,..
stroyed by tire. There
in the house in !heave.
ing WI:St seen to be all rig..
to midnight; but betimi
in it %tits burnt. The,
out, and found at the . root'
which proves that the fire
au iucen•liary. The hon.
modernized and was in
Compit• r.
IcES. —The OS
Slipper Win bleC,
',Aver N1a1,,11 Creak Cb ,
00. 17th. IntrZ4nctor
eothineawe on_ Fridfy
We1 ,, e14:, P. M.
Tini- Sae? ament of
Will 1)e colubruted, by D
in rho Evut:nbe Luther
°vont, on the think'
Oniber. Sers - oe3 wlll
wiling:. A. M., in Cie
o'clock, P. M., in Eng
turd- exeryittev will take
prey lolly, at 9; A. M. 411
Alt ItESTED.—Je
cliargcd with . mallcion
.-wake," was arrested In
tsin, on Sunday week, by
thi. place. Just as Ro.
take him, Carbangh maile
Ilouzer drew his revolver
shots, oue of thvra
baugh's artn. Ile then ga
was brought to town. I Dr
the wound, which pre4al
wound. Carhaugli was
in default of $l,OOO bail,.
entered ball in that amou
HARPER, to answer it .No
and was released.
MEE
BREAKING °ROIL
Gitt, Esq., last wesik
the Parkton and Stanches
that the contractor will,
work at once. We lair.
moray of "breaking .g;Ott
place at Beck leyavlll,: •
on Tuesday next, October
A. M., on which occa*oa
be delivered by gentlest:
more, York and other pl
lic are invited to attend.
and Manchester Railroad
provide an entertainment
adjacent. A band of mu
cheater will be in atten.
the meeting.
P. T. BARNUNI.—,T. flu
Asylum street, liartfcird, I
among the most enterp
book publishers In the Ifni
now in press and will. inon'
glen and Triumphs, or Po
collections of P. T. aatiso
himself. The work hi an -
busy and eventful life, asp
ager, banker, lecturer and .
contains his celebrated leel
of Money-getting," sod " . 6 •.
bees in Business." The
before us show that the w
with humor, anecdote, and
will be sold only by sub
agents are now wanted in e,
ocoiinty•to canvass for it.
- DARING OUTRAGE.
night last, Mr. Jamas •
Sheriff BANN, went to M
serve a writ as Deputy
ed to return home abouilo
ing a stranger on th e * road,.
quested permission to Ada
in his buggy, and Mr. H.
going a short distance, the'
Mr. H.'s attention tea man
road, apparently drunk,
up in the buggy to look at
the stranger struck him a
the side of the bead, knoCk
the buggy. At the same mo
in the road sprang to his f.
Joined by another who had •
on the road side, the three
Deputy, besting and
severely. They finally len
the road, got into the ba:•
off. Mr. Hann, recovering •
prise and rough treatment,, , ,
- hatless and somewhat scar ' - .1
a neighboring tarm house,
MainetL until morning ; whe
to the spot where the oui
gathered up his papers strew
and returned home. The h
ed by the villains, had
home during the night,,
buggy with him. The o%
In mystery. As Mr. It's
was miseinici it is suppose&
tive was robbery. II 'so;
gained the their
tain, 4 ottly about 85.
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