#l7l fkralto, sgaTouTi—c.
FALL AND W/NTER
00 D S
Fonurrocz 88OTE11112 Imre' jest received
tai saippiy of PALL AND WIDE= GOOD •
.
• tier [diode and the public are WNW ez-
FOR LADIES,
took consist+ of French Merinos, Wallies, ME-
Cloth, Tunlke, aphtglmert Cretans Cloth,
leek and Colored Alpsesa. Blast and Fancy
Bilk.. P•alits and every variety of Drool
Goods. Also, Hoop Skirts., Roman
Raitioes, Neck Ties, an, *c.„ &c.
CLOAKING
Plata aml fancy, Repellant Clothe, he
BRAWLS.
ble and Nagle Bkanket, Brooke and Thibet
8 II R 8 ,
a large assortment and rel 7 asap
D n 11 E 8 T / 0 13,
et lowest rates.
FOR CHILDREN
vea- beautiful vorloty of Plain and Fancy
Good. Also.• full line of Chlldran'a
lln
derahirta and Drawers.
vox II EN B WEAR,
Jr. insorttustit of Cloths, Casahaws, Camels:lett.,
• us, no. Also, Shirt Bosoms, Shirt• and
Dna ent, En wren darn, Harnikerchlek,
Nook Ti.., Collars, to, to.
STERLING SPOOL COTTON,
equal If not better than any made
CARPETd,
ugrain, Venntan, Homa•mada wd Oil
MATTING,
Coco* and Straw
DORSI: AND LAP BLANIEXTB,
• full variety
Also, oar usual OLIO asiortment of
DDLEkY,
QUEENBWARX
KDAh , WARX,
GROCER.IEE
RAINTS,
OIL,
WINDOW. 6LA ,
Iva atm call and we can sappll you with what
at lowest rates.
FAIINUTOQE BROTHEBF
11169.- II
B. WOODS,
ILL CONTINUE TO t3ELL
N'S BOOTS worth StII 00 tor , -
N'S BOOTS worth t 00 For
1190113 worth 5 00 for
and CHILDItISI 7 B 13E0E8 and GAITIRS
11 kinds of SHORP it like reduced rates.
ALSO
N•S HATS worth $4 00 for
HATS worth 3 .
25 for
N'S LIATS Worth 2SO for
N'l3 RATS worth 125 for
HATS worth i 00 for 76
nd CHILDREN'S HATS at muse rwtoctioo
to prleo
AL 8 0
MMUS° worth $l - 26 Sor
'MAISIE worth $1 26 ►nd $1 CO for 86
and 70 chi
A worth $1 10,50 and 40 cta. for Bb, 40 and
30 cts
•, GINGHAM, SHIRTINGS and all Muds
DRY GOODS at rate reduced prices.
13311
H worth /6.00 for
11 worth ta 50,111 65 and fl 15 for $2
$1.26 ono 85 cta
AR worth 30, 40, 60, 80 and 80 rer ,j to,
duced price
Nl]
AND DOUBLE BUAWLB, eLovEs, no
t CUFFS, COLLARS..AUFFLING,
EDGING, tc. , all a t the
reduced pr! ce.
AL 60
'ABRAM' at P dces nauswally low
lialt—ts
LING OFF !
1 1 14 TS laL LING IT Till OHILAP
SH STORE.
can be aol d much; cheapen fie
'A S H
on the lor4 tr e aft syutem.
North-rrest cor. of Square.
FRANK D. DIIPRORN
6, 1669.-tf
000 REWARD!
, RE
,ENTERED!:
rt :&, Elliott's Store r
IN GETTYSBURG,
tend Wet Week sad a large eswatity
Geode, Nottosa, Queetisenu salmi Carpet's* .
we well kaolin, but ka • tams fbr a•-
• ea am left Greenbacks is ezeibsige ipt"
• who took the Goods are very wen ,
hat they received more or better Geode tar
that they weld have pit at say 06W
one I Come one
ozaalsoosz lane oasortnint of
°HAMS,
LAWNS,
BARE
AL.P A OCAS, dr.
easzamEßEs,
' , NEEDS,
JEA
VERTINGS, &a.
now, Glasawara, thaaaaneam sad
Ws Owe saportatant of ovarytking behessisig
IS the plass le opposite the Ossm isen ,
atnot, and that oar mom is, Pus
hats. Aprilll6
$6 50
6 00
406
$8 00
BURNED: --A despatch from Chicago
says that the beautiful Episcopal clhurch at
Olnaha,known as Bishop Clarkson's Cathe
dral, was totally destroyed by fire on
Thursday night. Bishop Clarkson is a son
of Col. Michael C. Clarkson, long a resident
Gettysburg.
86 cbs
SKATING PARK. —The students of
Pennsylvania College were busy last
week in converting the meadow west of
:Stevens Hall into Skating ground, by
'banking up a footway on the southern line
Hof the meadow. It required a good deal
of labor, which was cheerily gone through
.111 that ha now needed is a suf
ficient fall of rain to fill the meadow, and
then sufficient cold to freeze it over. The
young men not having control of the
elements w ill have to wait patiently for
the desired rain.
SA so
to-day another brief setter from Mr. 'Mc-
Pherson, who will probably reach home by
rtbta time the Erna & SENTINEL of this week
)reaches our readers. He expected to sail
.frog Liverpool oh the Cai, and hoped to be
..able to eat Thanksgiving dinner in Clettys.,
,burg.
Aruhrlo.Au we go to press we have a
telegram from Mr. McPherson announcing
Ibis safe arrival at New York yesterday.
'He expects to reach Gettysburg this (Wed
nesday) evening.
DOES IT PAY TO ADVERTISE 7—The
Boston Journal says that a leading book
firm in that city answers this question as
follows : They published an addition of a
book of 500 copies, and did not advertise it.
.in a bout a year nearly the whole edition re
anainCd on his hands, as the author, who
%ea ja.rgely interested, did not think it
would pm to advertise. Finding his book
did not se. l l, he followed4",advice of his
publishers and advertised freely. His book
has now gone through seven editions of 500
copies each, end the eighth is ordered.
'The author now believes in advertising.
TO CORRESPOllDENTt3.—Correspou
dems must observe certain rules, or have
their contributions go into the waste bas
ket. Let the subject matter be-of gener
al interest. Say what is to be said in the
shortest possible space. Avoid personal
ities. Write a clear, legible hand. And
never write on both sides of the same
sheet. The latter rple is requisite, as
N:engthly articles have frequently to be
cut up for different compositors. We
have now on band It letter from the West,
covering 17 pages, sufficiently interesting
to justify its publication. But being writ
% en on both aides of the sheets, and not
b k vying leisure to re-write, it had to he
e x t , luded.
LE TTERS OUTSIDE IHE MAILS.—
By a r, went decision of the Post Office De
pertinent, communications may be sent out
side of the if enclosed in stamped en
velopes (and being equal in value and a
mount in nos of Postage to which such
letters would be L i able If sent by mail,) and
p ro p er ly sea l e d so t bat such letters cannot
be taken therefrom w ithont tearing or de
etroying such envelope, and the same duly
• directed-and addr e m e d, an d the date of said'
letter on the envelope ; and it.' Is not required
• that such letters and envelopes' be banded to
• the postmaster at the point of .hitictatket.
'lt is the 'duty of route agents to remise let
tars written after the mail is elmied, and all
sway letters prepaid by stamps.
SALES.—The "Company Mllls,'"in Lib
erty township, were sold by the Mestakt Ir
vin, on the 6th inst., to Wm. Roes Wk i te,
for $5,400.
John Norbeck, Administrator of Cuba
lice.Norbecit, decl, fold the house and lot
of said decedent, on Baltimore street, to the
_Kisses Wilson, at $1,700.
Wm. Gkdan has purchasedof tiodept Wi
ttig; * half lot of ground, on Culiale street,
at $650.
George W. Wertz, Liberty towns*, eold
a lot of shoat 84 scree to Wm. D: Hill, for
$ $ 5O . _
Lt. James Hersh has purchased Homer's
Hotel in New Oxford for $4,000, sad wilt
take possession on the Ist of April next.
PROF.- KIDD win on Tuesday evening
next, in - Agricultural Hall give orrr citizens
a rich feast of good things in his reading of
varied 110103t10113 comprising pieces of dri
matic, amusing, imitative, and all $ highly
entertaining cberarzer. Tickets (or sale at
the M.. ree N. SPlmistlertand.A. A talkie,
and Who at the dakr on evening of tgesellid
Ing, price as cents, Primped/ 'devoted to
intorno of 81. James Nownso 040+
Mu Star and /Mind.
IlioUyslintrw, Wednesday s Nov. 17, isas.
WOOD WANTED
feW Cords of good dry Wood will. be
taken at this office, in payment of ac
counts, if delivered immediately.
COURT.—The November Conn will
commence on Mobdarnext, continuing two
weeks. The first week will be occupied in
the trial of criminal cases, and the second
with civil causes. The attendance of Ju
rors, witnesses, and clients, will furnish a
good ,opportunity for those indebted to us
to send in money; and as we are just now
"hard up," we hope our friends will bear it
" in mind
ZOLTAVES. —The Franklin &a:laves will
meet in Kummaaburg on Saturday the 27th
inst., at 9 o'clock A. M., for basineaa and
drill.
FOUND.— A small Portmonaie, with 25
cents, was found last week. Also a black
berege Veil. The owners can have thee
by calling at this office.
IN ADVANCE. —To enable all bands to
observe Thanksgiving day we issue our
paper this week in advance of our usual pub
lication day.
CHHNGE OF HOURS.—On Monday
last, another change was made In the time
table of the Gettysburg Railroad. The fret
train now leaves at 8.40 A. M., and the sec
ond train at 2.45 P. M.
IMPROVEMENTS. —Wm. Guinn is pre
paring to put up a two-story brick dwelling
on the lot purchased from Mr. Wible on
Carlisle street. Emanuel Ziegle, of J., and
Mrs. Lavinia Sheads are arranging to build
dwellings on the same street.
4iirßy no means miss Prot'. Kidd's read
ings on next Tuesday evening.
FITTING UP.—We understand thxt
the Reformed Congregation of this
place, Rev. W. H. H. Destrich Pastor, are
re-fitting their Church, Introducing new
stoves, re-modelling the pews, &c. The
improvements will cost about $6OO.
THE CONCERT.—Don't forget the Con
cert in Agricultural Hall to-morrow
(Thanksgiving) night. There will be good
music and other attractions. Tickets
to be had at A. D. Buehler's, Fahnestock
Bros, and at the door-25 cents ; children
under 12 years 15 cents .
The Waynesboro Record in its last issue
thus deals .with a delinquent sphscriber
Ix Atutualia—John W. Rtenwes this
office .; • _ • • • • Having for
war. ed his account without receiving a
reply we take it for grant. d that he is
either dead-or In the Penitentiary ; there
fore the paper is discontinued and the ao
count cancelled.
SNOW.--On Saturday last we bad the
lust snow of the season, with a depth bf
about three inched. Most of it, however,
has already disappeared.
On Tuesday there was another fall of
snow about four inches deep.
FROM !MR. McPBERSON.—We give
- . -
HINTS ON THE USE OP
GOAL.—The following timely hinter oat
the econoutioal use of coal, from the.
Sctentific America", will be Nand worthy
of it careful study. by many °four rea
ders:
A common fault is to use too coarse
wood for kindling, and to ouch of it.—
This, while it gen orally succeeds in light
ning the coal, leaves, a bed of ashes be
low the coal which interfere% with the
draught unless raked out—an operation
which always retards the combustion of
ignited coal. - The wood should be of
some rapidly burning variety which
gives a quick and high heat, and should
:be split tine. It should be so placed that
the coal will remain on the top of it, and
not fall through to the grate, leaving the
kindling on the top of any part of the coal.
The amount of kindling wood required
depends much upon the 'sized coal. 'A
common mistake is to use too large sized
coal. A good rule, where stoves or
furnaces have a good draught, is to use
coal as small as can be used without in
convenience from its
_sifting too freely
throtigh the grate. '
Grates should have thdr bars closely
set for stoves that are cleaned out daily,
and have fires lighted in themeach morn
ing, while those which are intended to
have fires kept in them continuously for
days or weeks will not admit of fine
grates, on account of the accumulation of
ashes and small "clinkers.". There is
much uifference in coal in regard to the
formation of "clinkers." These are
nothing but vitrified, or partially vit
rified, earthy matters, and only can form
when a high beat is maintained ; they are
apt to.be troublesome when there is too
great draught. A coal stove or furnace
should be so constructed that its draught
can be perfectly controlled. The bottom
draught should admit of being closed alt
tight, as nearly as is possible to make it,
and there ought always to be provision
made for a top draught. If, however, the
draught of the chimney should be so
strong that air in too great quantities is
drawn in at the bottom when the dam!
pare are closed, a damper in the pipe
which will clitise it partially, must be em
ployed. though in sluggish chimneys
such a damper is apt to force the gases of
combustion into the room, and therefore
it ought always to be avoided when possi
ble.
The practice of putting ashes on the top
of a fire too keep it is very productive of
clinkers, although It answers the purpose
very well in other respects. Damp coal
screenings are better, and may be econ
omically burned in this manner. If a
welfare gets very low, the quickest way
to extinguish It is to rake it at the bottom.
To, preserve fire under such circum
stances, a little coal should be placed on
the fire, and when it has caught more
may be added, and the raking deferred
until it has got well ignited. When
the fire bricks have become burn
ed with clinkers which have fused and
adhered, they may be cleaned by throw
ing oyster or clam shells into the fire box
when the fire is very hot, and allowing
the fire to go out. The clinkers will lien. ,
erally cleave off without the use of much
force the next morning. From two
quarts to one half a peck will be sufficient
for most stove..., and the operation can be
repeated if some of the clinkers still
adhere.
A WORD FOR LOCAL NE WSPA
PERS. —We take the following from the
N. Y. Tribune. It is true, and we com
mend it to every o tie who has 11 interest
in the comity where he resides:
"Nothing is more common than to bear
people talk of what they pay for adver
tising, dco., as so much giving in charity.
Newspapers by 'enhancing the value of
property in the neighborhood, and
giving the localities in which they are
published a reputation abroad, benefit all
such, particularly if they are merchants
or real estate owners, thrice the amount
yearly of the meagre sum they , pay fo •
their support. Beside,every patine spirited
man has a laudable pride in having a pa-
per of which he is not ashamed, even
though he should pick it up in New York
or \% ashington.
"A good looking, thriving sheet helps
property, gives a character to locality, and
is in many respects a delirable public
convenience. If from any cause the mat
ter in the local or editorial column should
not be to your standard, do not cast it
aside and pronounce it good for Dotting,
until satisfied that there has been no more
labor bestowed upon it than paid for.
If you want a good readable sheet it must
be supported. And it must not be support
ed in a spirit of charity either,but because
you feel a necessity to support it. The local
press is the power that moves the people."
Starlit:ad Mr. Wanamaker's very inter
eating note in another column. It is clear
and conclusive, and shows very plainly that
the present move at Oak Hall is based on
true business principles, and is sure of large
success. We are only anxious that our pa
trons come in for their full share of'the
spoil.
JUBILEE.—The Philadelphia Catholic
Standard has a detailed notice of the ser
vices, known as "The Forty Hours' Devo
tion," in connection with the Jubilee,in the
church of St. Francis Xavier, Gettysburg,
(Rev. J. A. 801 l pastor,) which — commenced
on the 17th ult. The services were impres
sive and interesting, the pastor being assist
ed by Father Mcllvaine, of Elizabethtown ;
Father Pieper, of Columbia ; Father Cox,
of Tremont ; Father Russell, of Columbia;
and Father Field, of Chambersburg.
The altar was handsomely decorated,
displaying much taste and beauty, and dur
ing the evening services was brilliantly il
luminated. The services openened on
Sunday morning at 6 o'clock, with the - Mass
of the .Exposition,lollowed by High Maas
at 10, Vespers at 3, and devotional services
at 7 Y. M.. On Monday and Tuesday Mass
was said in the morning, with leaching at
night, the entire services closing on Tues
day night with a procession of the Sunday
school, in honor of the Blessed Sacrament,
all the visiting priests taking part. The
music by the choir is represented to have
been very fine.
BALLOU'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE.—
We are in receipt of this marvellously fheap
and handsome Magazine for December. Its
table .of contents le varied and charming,
embracing the usual fine variety of aerials,
sketches, stories, poems, and attractive en
gravings. The pablishats announce is the
prospectue fbr the centirfeyear, a aerial sto
ry for adults, by the popular Magazine wri
ter, Jains PRinxtre 'Prrrs, and a juvenile
aerial by the young people's favorite, Ho-
Rll2O Awes, JR. The price of this
Ailicsl Is &marvel tairwribody--s hundred
page first-class illustnued Magazine for fif
teen' Coma, or $1.50 per year, is indeed,
wonderully cheap.. Elliott, Thomes Tal
bot, Publishers, Boston, Mass.
TEE HOWE SEWING IL/WHINE
AGENCY.—At the Clothing Store of
Simnel Wolf, corner of York street and the
Diamond, Jam F. Taurus Agent. Just
received a stock of these world renowned
Family Sewing Machines. These unequal
ed machines are adapted to every variety of
1 sewing, from the finest cambric to the hear
lest cloths and Velvet Cord. They •work
equally well upon Bilk, Linen, Wollrn sad
Cotton goods, with silk, cotton, or linen
Wad, 41180 Burs nuns Twasan. They
will seam, quilt, hem,iell, cord, braldF blnd
and perform twiny species of Sewing, mak
ing a beautiful and perfect such alike on
both aides of the article sewing.
Over 60,000 of the *valed machines,
were manufactured sad sold during the
year 1568. This is naprecetkaled in the
history at Awing lames, and 1841m:other
proof of the great popularity of the Mows
machine.
11 18 simPle met drabisaaaosaily-aader
,
14004:,10seld on easy ternikaad=fasered
_
for one year, eat 15,14.
•
[For the Star land Sentinel.
PIiiLADELMIA, November 15, 1869.
bran SEE :—We enclose yon an extra ad=
Vertiaement, which you will please WWl
tate, for a few days; for our regular standing
advertisement. You, as a business man,
will easily appreciate the position of affairs
as stated by us in the enclosed, and - 1%0
doubtless approve of the remedy we have
adopted. Every one anticipated an unusu
ally brisk trade this season, and every one
has been disappolntect. We, perhaps, have
been the most fortunate of all Philadelphia
merchants, our business showing a large in
crease over last year's ; but we have made
such prodigious preparations that we can
not hope in the ordinary way to dispose of
our purchases and manufactures. But two
courses are open to us,—either to carry over
all this stock into next year, to our great
inconvenience, if not loss ; or to clear it out
by a sweeping sale, being content to recov
er the money we have invested in this sur
plus stock. „We have adopted the latter.
You have already spoken to your readers of
our present stock,—lts immense size, its
excellence, and its cheapness, and many of
your neighbors are among our most valued
customers. Will you please now call their
attention to our proposed sale, and say to
them that with the single exception of our
"Executor's Sale," last Winter, there has
not been in the life of any of them so good
a chance for a bargain in clothing. Get
them to read every word of our advertise
ment, and then if they have any regard for
their own interests, we will be sure to sell
at least one suit to every man of them.
Yours very respectfully,
JOHN WANAMAKER,
(WANAMAKKE %.% BROWN,)
Oak Hall, Philadelphia.
EDUCATION IN TYRONE.
Education is in a backward state in this
township, yet we hope that this article
may do something toward rousing the
people from their lethargy. The school
houses are very bad. There is scarcely a
house in the district flt for the purpose
for which they are used. Those "new
houses" which have been built during
the past few years, and of which they
boast so much, are mere "shanties,"
either built where "two roads cross," or
on some out of-the way place where lands
are cheap ; and then only enough was
purchased to build the house on, while a
play-ground for the_ children was never
ev en thought of. Another prominent
feature is, that the houses are all fenced out
instead of in. The houses are defectively
furnished, especially in the line of black
board surface. It is a false and pernic
ious economy, which would build school
houses and employ teachers, on the
"cheap" plan. School houses should be
made attractive and comfortable— provid
ed with the best of appliances—and live
Teachers put in charge of them, if the
School system is to prosper. Let us have
old fogyism in any thing but School mat
ters. OBSERVER.
For the Star and Sentinel
NEAR BEEDEESVILLE PA. Nov. 11th
MESSRS EDITORS :—I wish to inform
your numerous residers, especially those
of New Oxford, who boast of raising such
large lota of Early Rose potatoes, that
they must "try again," for S. Rice, of
this vicinity, bad a pound of the above
named potatoes, and sold three of ordina
ry size for thirty cents, and then placed a
few in a "hot bed," and sold one hundred
and two sprouts at live cents each, amount
ing to fivk dollars and ten cents, making
with the ihree sold previously five dol
lars and forty cents. He planted the re
mainder and raised 94 pounds of potatoes.
New Oxford, try again. S.
BIERBOWER'S SEGARS have be
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 establiniment in the northeast corner
3 of the diamond—fully assured that they
can get just what they want, the very beat
Segare, made of prime tobacco, highly
flavored, and what is better still sold at
prices that can't be beat in or out of the
city. &rangers can't mistake the place.
"Punch" 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, Mercnaums, Pipes, &c.
ilirße sure to hear Prot Kidd on next
Tuesday evening.
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.
it' properly fitted ; and sore necks and
backs gra kept clean with cold water and
Castile Soap, or no pay. For sale by T. W.
Cress, manufacturer's Agent, Gettysburg,
Pa. Sept. 10-tf
JACK FROST—Is here, and Roams is
determined to keep people warm and
omfortaule, by selling clothing so cheap
that every body can purchase Over Coats
as low as $4.00 and good warm Under
Coats at $3.50, also Under Shirtsand Draw
ers at any price a man wants them, Knit
Jackets, Government Blouses and Over
Coats, cheap as dirt, and Genuine Buck
Gloves the best in the country, and every
thing that a man wants to keep himself
comfortable. Hata, Caps, Boots, Shoes,
Rubber Overs, &c., etc. Dont fail to egll
at Norris' Corner—Arnold's old Stand, if
you want bargains. t f
NEW OYSTER SALOON !—E. H. MlN
non would respectfully inform the citizens
of Gettysburg and vicinity that he has
opened an Oyster Saloon, in connection
with Ice Cream, at his old stand, on Chun
berburg street, and asks a public share of
patronage.' He has made , special arrange
ments for the accommodation of Ladles
and Gentlemen. By strict attention to
business he feels confident of giving satis
faction to all: Families wishing oysters by
the quantity will be supplied at lowest mar
ket prices. Give him it call. nov. 12-2 t
A WORD OF ADVICE.—P9mts, desi
tons of securing to their sons the best facil
ties for acquiring a thorough practical Masi
nese Education, are advised to send for Cir
culars of the Iron City College, which can
be obtained on application to the Princi
pals, Smith & Cowley, Pittsburg, Pa. It.
NO HIIMBIIGING I NO CHEATING I
A pint bottleful! of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Rem
edy is prepared from one fifty cent package,
and the proprietor offers $5OO reward for a
cue of Catarrh which he cannot care. Sold
by druggists, or send sixty cents to Dr. R.
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y., and receive it by
mail ; lt.
WINTER COMlNG.—Winter ii. com
ing, and COBIL&N & CIININGILLY have
made urangemenis to Meet the scants of
the public by their large assortment of all
kinds of Ready-made Clothing, for Pal
and Winter wear, for Men and Boys—
also, Cam Boots, Nimes, so., which they
are selling very low. tf
THE SECRET OF BEAUTY lies in the
=Or of Hagaia's Magnolia Balm for the
COmplexinn.
&Ingham,.litednomm ,Blotches t Sunburn,
I:rsokistosuul,Van ,disappit ar where it is
applied, and beautiful Complexion of
Mira; satto-likb texture is obt4ned. the ,
plainest featdies are Made to glow with
Hesithful Mloom and Youthful Beauty,
Remetnbartfigin's Magnolia NOM is
the thing that proditatta - these effects, aud
Iny Toady can itektue it 73 cents . a centsany.
'To preserve and dress the' Esti nee
Lyon's Xstbsiron. Nov. Mm
pr. J. E. Berk sr reviser, York street, first equere.
.L. ILlll,Cliamberebarg street, oppod te Eagle Hotel
A. D. Buehler, Chambersburg et., near Public Square,
Bober', Baltimore street. Bret square.
R.Horner,thamb'g et., opposit eobriet's Churn b.
DST GOODS.
Yak Restock Brothers, cor. of Balto.and ?diddle its
J. L. Schick, cor. Baltimore and Public Square.
Robert* Elliot, Balt. at., opposite the Court-house.
H. B. Woods, cor. of Diamond and York street.
Y. D. Duphorn, corner of Diamond sod Carlisle st.
11. W. Hoffman, corder West and Railroad street
NIIRAI.OIIIO A.ND 001111:1381011 BOOM
/Ileum & 00., cor. Washington and Railroad.
John Cress, cor. Stratton and Railroad.
Jos. Wible & Bons. oor. Wsuthingtoo and Railroad
McCurdy h Hamilton. Carlisle Street.
( For the Star and Sentinel
Peter Beitter, Railroad, East of riltraltonstreet
OAS PITTEB4
R. D. Armor, East Middle street.
J. W.Creis,cor.:Chambersbarg and Public Square
Wm. Boyer k Son, York it., opposite National Bank.
Wm. B. Meale, York it.. second square.
Wm. J. Martin, cor. of Baltimore and High ottreets.
Pahnestoch Brothers, cur. Baltimore and Middle its.
Bighaml Co., cor. Washington and Railroad st eeeee
McCurdy, Carlisle st.
Gillespie, York st., first square.
H. Reefer, Baltimore street, third square.
Warner & Co., 8. E. corner of Diamond
BLIDWARE Lan COTISILY.
Danner a Ziegler, Baltimore street, fret square.
taltnestoek Brothers, corner Balto. and Middle ea
LUNEN!, tC,
D. McCreary k Soo, Bal to. at. opposite Pres. Church
Joon C alp ; Carlisle Street, otnr passenger depot.
lIATS, CAPS, Ilion, kC.
8. 9. McCreary. Chambersburg street, Bret squar el
Jacob Brinkerhoff, cor. of York st., and Public Square
T. C. Norris, South Wet co rner of Diamond.
R. C. Cobean k Cunnrogbam, Baltimore street., •
R. B. Womis, cor. of Diamond and York etreet.
Nagle Hotel, J L. Tate, pruprietor,corner Chambers
burg and Washington. '
Keystone House, W E. Myers, proprietor, Chamber*
burg street, opposite Christ's Church.
N. Wearer & Son, Washington et., north of Cham
bershurg.
P. J . Tate & Bro., C hambersbn: g street, opposite the
Eagle Hotel.
J. M. Cannon,corner of Baltimore and Middle ',tree?,
Meals & Brotner, York st...eset of Stratton.
Tiptop & Myers, York street, oppos4e.Nationti Bank
J. W. C. O'Neal, Baltimore street, near nigh
H. S. !tuber, cur. Ctiamberetourg k Via*Btu gum its
&ar ce Sentinel, Baltimore et., midway between
the Court House and Public Square, welt aide.
C. H. Buehler, corner of CarHoleand Railroad
Washington Merin...or, N. F..cornor of Diamond
J. Jacob., Clanimberiburg street, first square
Wm. 1. King, York street, opposite Baok.
53bUITACER • PAPER BANGLE.
Jesremlak Culp, York street, second square
Wm. E. Cul p, Washington onset, near Eagle Hotel
IreTCHNIAKZ.I.
Soper t lltCartney, Ralto.,street, first square
TIIE Government officers are bringing to
grief the illicit distilleries in Brooklyn.—
They were beaten off by mobs, but they
pwreovered. The New York Herald sap
it is remarkable, that notwithstanding the
extent to which illicit distillation is carried
on, and the 'resistance which revenue ogi
cars are met with, even to attempted assas
sination, as in the case of Brooks, In Phil
adelphia, the Government is still able to
show an increase of twenty or thirty mil
lions a month In the revenue receipts. It
is evident that the Administration is doing
well in protecting honest distilleries from
the frauds of illicit manufacturers. We are
having now, it is evident, tbit blessings of
an honest national administration.
A RECKNF publication on the prices of
wild beasts for shows 13tates that a first
class hippopotamus is worth $5,000 or
$6,000 ; a lion, $l,OOO or $2,000 ; an ele
phant, $3,000 to $6,000 ; a giraffe, $3,000 ;
a Bengal tiger, $2,000 ; a leopard, $6,000
to $9,000; a hyena, $5OO, and that a New
York house in the last three years has sold
$112,000 worth of these an i male, exclus
ive of a lively trade in monkeys, birds &c.
WHEN the military 111.04 upon the riotous
striking minert i f of Aubin, France, a woman,
who had her child in her arms, turned to
fly, pressing the baby to her breast ; the
child was struck by several balls In the
head, and the furious mother, turning back,
and meeting an officer, hurled her child in
his face, exclaiming, "Take it, ruffian!
You want our blood ! Take it, then—drink
it!"
THE Lancaster Farmer remarks that
many Lancaster county farmers are now en
tirely divested of their forests, many plan
tations not having as much as a single tree
left for shade for men or beasts. A far Mer
lately sold the last two acres of timber on
his farm, in West Lampeter, by the tree,
ninety in number, bringing between five
and six hundred dollars. One hickory tree
sold for fifty-eight dollars. Timber is get
ting everl , year scarcer and more valuable
BROUGH—BECIIGEL—On the 27th ult., at
the Lochiel House, HarrisbUrg. by the
Rev. C. J. Temipson, Mr. Henry H.
Brongh, of New Oxford, Adams county,
to Miss Alice L. Bhugh, 'of Taneytown,
Md.
Westmlnister papers please copy.
BRAM—MARY.--On the 9th lust, by
Rev. D. W. Wolff, :v1 r: 8 . . L. Bream, son
of Francis Bream, EN., of Cumberland
township, to Mies Mollie E. Mark. Baugh -
ter of Capt. Jacob Mark, of Casbtown,
Adams county. Pa.
Ftracr—Oartwa.—On the 11th inst., in
Arendtsville, by the Rev. M. Snyder,
Solomon Flint, to Miss Elmira J. Orner,
both of this county.
HAAR—Blortr..—On the 11th lust., by
Rev. Dr. Hatter, Mr. Theophitus Haar to
Miss Susan Moul, both of York county.
'MILLIZR—OBERLIN.--011 the 9th inst.,
by Rev. W. F. P. Davis, Mr. Samuel Mil
ler to Miss Elizabeth Oberlin, both near
Hampton, Adams county.
ScawAyrz--SpAsrount.—On the 16th
inst., by the Rev. E. Breidenbaugh, Mr.
David Schwarts, ofMountjoy township, to
Miss Jenhie E. Plank, of Camberbod
township.
WiutiztT—Bitirmhz.--Zln the, llth;inst:,
in Areddtsville, by Rev. M. Snyder, Mr.
Albert S. Wright, to Sallie M. youngest
daughter of John Bender, hoth of this
tanintk.
•
/111-obltuary unties. 5 cents a line for
all over 4 lines—cash to accompany no-
tices.
BEAR.—In Benderaville, on the 2nd
instant, Mrs. Sarah Ann Bear, aged 154
years 9 months and 15 days.
BRZNIZZIM—On the eth Mat., Minnie
Elizabeth, Went daughter. of Lafayette
and Elizabeth Brenlzer, aged 1 yeas 4
months sold. 13 days.
Fontutv.--In HanoVer, on the 7th inakt
after a lingering illness, Adam Forney.
Esq., aged 79 years and 1 month. He was
one of the Deenders Balthelore In the
war of 1812. r ,
K.4434, On the 30th nit. , Mrsi Mary
Magdeline Kan wife of Jamb Kass. of
Streben towwitdp , Aged 78 years 9 months
and 1 day. ' • , •
Scassozr.--0a the 30th tdt.,lit Mount}
pitman ttoWnship Mrs. Barbara A.;Mino.
son, aged. 78 years 3-month and 7 days,,, -
NlfiarritiL-41n, Friday svalitng hr
this -place Mrs. Elisabeth Wititer;lllll6 of
Philip Winter, and daughter of Jacob
Kam, u 60 yam 9 atoatiatakal yidays,
lIINCSM3II
eirrryssota istruirsell sumiressi
(SkeidtrzAisesiaielt.)
41.111111111M111T
B. D t illlcOrestry,Tork streel,la residence.
D. Moto and
_Obeasbersbarg et. In saddened' J. J. IL Ensued, Baltimore wooed swirl:
D. Wills, du' Public ilquare, in residence.
A. J. Oorior.Baltinsore et., neer faiinestoolelditora
'D. A . Bnehler,Baltimortet rest,in residsbce.
11A111111.
J. W. Tipton,Olumbersburgstreet,ln t squire
=3
Boltssr Nswport.oorner Washington& Kiddie its
Boor • 1111 . 01INAMS.
D.Rltamtller*Bro.,Yorkat opposite Bank.
D. a. Clogs!, Baltimore street, mooed eon we.
John M. Rani og, OsrWle street, dear Railroad Depot
=
B, a. Hollsbeagh,:Washungton Strut
Storer t Wilde, Chambereborg Street..
Geo. A. Codori, Writ Middle aims.
Malawi It Almon Codo, t , Yort etreert,llret tonere
0011101Ciloas,1014, *0
Johnaruel,Ohambersburg streez,nearEagleffotel.
CAZEILICEUIS AND 00IIT1LOTONS .
Wm. o.Btallsmith k 800, York street,Arst square.
Wm. Chritiman, Wubington st near Oltambersbarg
Geo. C. Cashman, Stratton street. near Railroad.
0111.1 1 / 1 01111,, AO.
Perry J. Tate, Chambersbarg street.
Diviner t Ziegler, Middle street, oaar Baltimore
W. B. Gallagher East Middle st. second square
CLOTEIAIG.
Cobeao t Cunningham, Baltimore street.
N. Ounnlcerbbam, Bsltlmorse treat, Arstaquare.
T.O. Norrir, Smith West corner of Blamood.
Jacob Brinkerhoff, corner of 'York and Pub: lc Square
COAL, LIMBIC, LUIZ, LC.
C. H. Buehler, corner of Carliele and Railroad streets'
Jacob Roilly,corner ofBtratton and Rail rasa.
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DRUGGISTS
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OROCIRISS, iC
FG/LNITURI LOONS
CUM
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IMAIIIILI YARDS
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BLOM, TINWAILX, ke
LECCEEEM!
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MARRIED.
DEED.
Air tacraVOT."Oh, yes, my sea sill
look well while it is just new, but the thing
is to get clothing that will not lose its shape
liness and beauty before you have worn it a
month. Now this is one of the great points
about this clothing of which we speak : it
is so well made, and of inch good material,
that with any ordinary degree of care, it
will look as good as 'new,' even after it has
been well and long worn. It is made by
Wanamsker & Brown, at Oak Ball, and is,
without exception, the cheapest clothing I
have ever bought." lt.
gutty at flit Vtarktic
SALMl'mere Grala& Preduee Market,
gaigintore, 27sursday Mornifig.
5 00 5 25
... 5 58 5 87
. . .... 140 0 . 147
1 80 e 1 37
80 aft 100
~... 185 @ 100
65 60
Bursa Rimy];
Erna, PLODS,
WHITS WRZAT,
RPM WILMA;
Cons,
RIZ,
OATS,
TIMOTHY-SEZD
CLOVES-MED, •
FLAX-SEID,
BACON, BHOTILDIRS,
" BIDES,
" HAIM.
LARD,
GOLD, New York
Gettysburg Grain 11. Prevision Gasket .
Gettystnerg, Friday Morning.
Boras FLotr4, 4 50
Errne noun, 5 00
WHITE WHEAT, I 26 @ 1 50
RED WHEAT, 1 00 @ 1 05
CORN, 80
RYE, 85
OATS, 40 r
r
• 75
TIMOTHY SEED, 3 00
CLOVER SEED, ....... .••••••• 6 00
POTATOES, 40 @ 50
Berne, 38
20
Esse, 20
BACON, HAMS, 20
" SIDES, 16
" SHOULDERS, • 16
SOAP,. . 6 4j) 8
TALLOW,IO
•
4tiv dtrertistintuts.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
By virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court of Ad
ams county, Pa., the undersigned, Administrator of
the Relate of Islam. BLAIN, deceased, will offer at
Public Sale, on Saturday, tiat 1114 day of December
next, at the late residence of said deceased, In New
Oxford, Pa, • LOT OF OIDIUND, with a two.story
PRAMS DWHLLING. containing a Rooms with
porch hack and a good Cistern at the door, The
HOUSE is as good is new, and convenient, Also, at.
tacked to it, A TWO-STORY BRAME SHOP, now
occupied as a Dwelling and Poet Office, with four
Rooms. This Meatball* for a Stove Room, and the
location desirable for any kind of business. Posses-
Mon given on the let day of April, 19:0. Perrone &p
-sling to view the Property can do so by calling on
the undersigned. Sale to commence at 2 o'clock, P.
H. on mid day. Terms of Sale Cub.
SUSAN BLAIR, Adm'i.
Nov. 10,1869.—te
THE TEACHERS'
COUNTY INSTITUTE
will meet in the COURT HOUSE iu Gettysburg, Pa.,
cuturneucing
Monday, December 6th,
at 1 36 o'clock, P Y y and will cwnNaa•
deg the week.
A Dumber of additional Speakers bare been en
gaged end a number of new aimless Introduced Into
the Programme, since the INrcular waa teemed, Ail
the Teacher' and Directors of the misty are cordially
Invited to be present.
ilisTProf. Kidd will g lye two Zvening Elocutionary
Readings. Those who are not members of the Insti
tute will be cLarged 2.5 cents adrufsabm.
J. IiJWARD WEST,
County eaperintendent.
Nov. 19, 18.59.—td
MINCE PIES !
AT WM. J. MARTEsi'B, le the place to get the ma-
tarlal fora good Mince Pies
RAISINS,
CURRANTS,
PRUNES,
CITUONS,
CRANBERRIES
AND APPLES,
At MARTINI, Baltimore et .
N0w.19,1889.-3m
HOLIDAYS!
NEW FIRM!
'pas enbeeribers having. entered Ink partnership In
1 the PktiiTOGltta PIERO BUSIISIIBB, at the old
stand of BXYDZa k Co.. Baltimore street, Gettysburg,
(nearly opposite Fahnestocke Store), where they will
always be prepared to take In the beet style,
PHOTOGRAPHS, AMBROTYPES. BON
TONS, CARTES, IMPEREELS, AND
ALL OTHER STYLES,
Albums, Photograph Frames, &c.,
iu great variety Constantly on head and for sale cheap
Air- Give us a call. everything done to please Cos
tome . and give entiataction.
to,. It, 1869.—tf
WHEELER& WILSON'S
LOCK-STITCH Ik-1
Fancily Sewing Machine.
OVER 400,000 NOW IN USE.
EXAMINE IT BEFORE BUYING ANY OTHER.
SOLD ON LEASE PLAN,
$1 0 PER MONTH.
PETERSON k CARPENTER, General Ageuti.
GENERAL OFFICE for ADAMS COUNTY, JACOB'S
BUILDING, CHAMBERSBURG STREET,
GETTYSBURG, PA.
Nor. 12, ISOIL-602
HORRIBLE DEATHS
Occur almost everyday from the explosion of Coal Oil
Lampe.
Co.! 011 has become so Inferior now-a-day as to
render it unsafe In its assail an Illuminating or burn
ing fluid.
KING'S NONRZPLOSITP BRILLIANT ILLU-.
RINA.TING BLIND,"
is the article that now fa , excells the Coal 011, in Its
safety, brilliancy and economy. It is perfectly safe,
being ► Non-itxploslve Phtid, Itummticb aa a II bred
match way be thrown Into the bowl of the !amp,
while burning without danger of explosion.
It is Told of precut, but can be used for removing
the same from wood or any dibr c.
It is • trills cheaper than Cosi Oil and enn7 dually
should ars it, and do away with this
EXPLOSIVE COAL OIL
ger Retail Dealers of burning fluids can be sup
plied at the %west wholesale prices, by addressing al
ordere to
E. M. YOUNT,
at the Washington House, Gettysburg, Pa., Note Assn!
for the County of Adam. [Nov. IS, 1880,-tt
Fire ! Fire 1
$2OO REWARD.
Tal above reward will be paid to any person or per.
sons who will give such information as will lead to
the arrest and conviction of the person or persona who
est lire to and burned School-house No.l, (dadlor's
School,) in Huntington township, Adams county. By
order of the Board of School Directors of Huntington
School District.
' JONATHAN MILLIB, President.
JAO. DArn,Smusuzy. MNo►. 6—St
CHESTNUT RAILS
Ip o SALE.—A prime lot—on a
tool m& 8 miles from Middlotown, sod I%
sees from nor* Dole, Moms cosory * Pa. Address
. COOK,
Mora Da/o, Pa.
Oct. 29, 1860.-3 t
SIEVES
N D
WIRE CLOTH,
munnuaruan SY
SELLERS BROTHERS,
623 Market Wrest, .Phila.
SW. 344 nao,-SID-La
OUNT'S COMPOUND
YOB, TUX 01111 07
PUTRID SORETHROAT, INFLUENZA.
or any other Innuestaton ortawarddisesse if tie
Throat tf mot of too lout stantheg AIeo,IIOABLIT
This niedletaehas bosh trfedlo
THOUSANDS OF CASES,
dllfiroata pasta of t h e oonnbti, sad has Rorer
bon known *atoll If taken In Unto awl a•aoranr
to &Tidbits., Isla wanwstall to cars . Give ft a hie
and it willoptak Iso•U. .frary hosioliald amid
tbamoolootrortlit *box of tido sonledno and
It on hand*. Tboourootbayls ban Monad aro
in yartisims. ,
48„Prapars4 sad sold by loaassUrir 01:',11ot
Tabus, Pa, or by thou, aitkoriood Nonni. Po
ol at nontly_alliboltorolln Adana. osontr .
Nay tetildioff !pain. Toni
Mainmoth Sale !
Four Hundred Thousand
($400,000.00)
FALL AND WINTER
3 25 @ 3 50
7 00 @ 7 12}
2 40 @ 2 45
@
18; ti) 19
20 Q 20
18 184
AT SUCH PRICES AB SHALL INSURE AN
EEI
IMMEDIATE
WEDNESDAY MORNING
AT RALF-PAST strEN O'CLOCK,
There will be Commenced, at the
Great Oak-Hall Buildings,
SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS,
GRAND CLOTRING- SALE,
To be in Rvery Respect • Duplicate of the
GREAT EXECUTOR'S SALE
held there one year ago,
♦t which the People well Itoletaber they eeanred the
lwealon do
BUT BARGAINS IN CLOTHING THAT THXY
HAVE IVES MADE IN TEIKIR LIVER
THIS IS THE STlriatzsr OF OCR CASE e
Anticipating, se did all Merchants, an unusually
brisk trade, we Invested SIGHT IiUNDIILD THOU
138ND DOLLARS (1800,000) In the Yurcbees and
Manufacture of CkKblng. Our Sales have ascended
last year's, but bees fallen tar abort of our calculi',
tions—emounting, to the present time, for Pall Trade.
to about
Leaving as roar Hundred Tbonsand Dollars' word. of
Garments of tsar, DascrtpUoa, suitable to all clamant,
toads up .nth the utmost care, of the ray Final
ferias, NOT ONZ DOLTAR'B WORTH Or WHIG,s
are we willing to carry over aa Oki Stock into next
year. Hence vs arc determined,
AT ALL HAZARDS, TO MAKE A
CLEAN SWEEP
getting back what Money we can. so u to be in good
condition to commence the next Beeson's Trade with-
J. H. SNYDER,
JACOB PINSIL.
oat Ineumbreace. I,TWe offer, then,
OUR ENTIRE STOCK
At Prices as Low as those prevail
ing at the Great Sale last Fall,
Bringing some of our Prices
far Below the Cost of
4,000 OVIIHICOATB, made in most nab ionable Elty Me,
4,000 80IT8, Coats, Pants and Vests of the tame
6,000 COATS, Chesterfields sad Sacks, Morning end
' Costa, ac.
6,000 Pre. PANTALOONS, Mall materials, sad eat
"Nobby" Plain and Coundbrtable.
6,000 TWITS, 'Velvet Testa,l'aneparsimer Volts,
Cloth Vests, dont, Igor ainglebrouted,
Besides all thls,_we will, foe 20 Dais,
Fire 1
DISCOUNT ALL CASH SALES IN OUR CUSTOM
DEPARTMENT, DEDUCTING 15 PBU CENT
)ROM TEII Vigil 01 LLCM BILL,
20 Pint OINT. ON ALL. PITHOHAJ2IIB IN 211 X NM-
FONTES' .AND CRTLDREN'II DEPARTMENT.
This Department haa been a apecisitg with as thlis
gar. We base bed menonictared the Largest sal
Zest Assortment of BOW CLOTHING t. be Inal
to the eity,aH of which Is saw for sale at GRZATLY
REDUCZD
A RARE OPPOZTLIKITT TO m OUT THB CMG
SALE COMMENCES
Weduesday, December 14
Stare wW be lipoid Nagy, est Wesel late. Abase
lIITINTIWITS BALM= 'NU be le atteedesee.
Prompt sellpella stteadee Via be gives to ML le
eestoser will be isasepplled, If any neetrable
anumebitke of Prlote eel/ Waco bile to by.
Warmer & Browni
OAK HALL BMIADDIGS,
a B. Cur. Rh sad Market streets, Pbeada.
Ifinr.l6, MirMs
Etta taterrtionnento.
DOLLARS' WORTH ,
CLOTHING,
SALE.
ON
December Ist, 1869,
$400,000.00,
Of ALL THIS CLOTHING,
Manufacturrng
of all kinds of Beavers, Chlorlillhoi,
Tricots, kc.
material, Business, Dross, Traysling,
"Indlapenalble Baits, he.,
Lounging Coen, /rock and MIME
on every approTad aryl., Narrow sad
high or kw cut.
♦od allow s
NIBUING DIP ARTILIINT
DPJK.
Sew akattrtinnatO.
GROPER & BAKER'S
FIRST PREMIUM
ELASTIC STITCH
17rUW1
SEWING MACHINES,
495 Broadway, New York
730 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
POLNTB OF EXCELLENCE
Beauty and Wealthy of " Stitch.
Perfection end Shoplicity of Machinery.
Elting both threads directly from the spools.
No fastening of meatus by band and no waste of
thread.
Wide range of appilimtion without change of ad—
J asement.
The 0111161 retains itabeenty and gnonessafteririshe
in` sad ironing.
Besides doing all kinds of work done by Giber Sew
ing Machines, these Machines execute the most.,
beautiful and permanent Embroidery and ornamental
"work.
ii" Th e Highest Premiums at all the Miraind ex
hibitions of the Dotted States and Humps. hive been
awarded the Eh over k Baker Bowleg Machine., end
the work done by them, wh exhibited In com
petition.
iiirThe very highest prize, THE CROSS OF SHE
LEGION OP HONOR, was conferred on the repro-
Iva of the Grover k Baker Sewing Macbinea, at
the Szpoeition Universeile, Porte, lad!, thus atteet
lag their great eupetiority over all other Sewing
Machines.
airror sale by D. W. ROBISON, Getty.bo rg
NOTICE.
MIDI undemigned baring bad 17 year.' experience
1 as a practical Operator on dewing Machines
would recommend the Grover & Baker Bluntly Ma
chine se the cheapest and best machine for Wally
use. The simplicity of constructk n and elasticity of
stitch made by thee* machine. are two very import
ant points in their favor. 250,000 of these machines
are to-day bearing witneas to the truth of our as
sortinus and the demand le steadily increasing.
We hare also Shuttle Machines on hand for Tailor,
and Coach- trimmers use. Call and see ta.
D. W. RAMON. Agent,
Cbamberiburgirt,Osttystrorg o Pa
Jana IL 1889.—1 y
I was cured of hamar.* and Catarrh by a .imp
remedy and will send the receipt 'tee.
MRS. M. C. LlOGNlT,lloboken. N. J.
Nov. 12-der
AGENTzS WANTED FOR
1/STRUGGLES AND TRIUMPHS OF
P. T. BARNUM
WILIITZX By EINEM/. IX OSZ LAZA, OCTAVO VOL
CXZ—XteIIr 800 Pasta—PllllllZD IX ZPOLLIII AND 0/12.
wax. 33 ELEGANT FULL PAGE INGEAVINGB.
It Embrace' forty Year, Renoilecrivn• of his Busy
Life, as a Merchant, Manager, banker, cturor, and
Showman. No book published to acceptable to all
eilleeell. Every One wants It. Agents average from
60 to 100 subscribers a week. We offer extra Induce.
mints to Agents. Illustrated Catalogue and terms
to Agents sent tree. '
J. B. BOSS k CO., Publiohen, Hartford, Conn.
N0v.12-11w
FREE TO BOOK AGENTS.
We will send • hoodoo:De proepeetaa ut our NEW
ILLUSTRATED FAMILY BIBLE, to say Book agent,
free of charge. Address NATIONAL PUBLISNINO
CO., Ph Iladelphia, Pa. [Nov. 12-4 w
How to make Money Virginia Lands.
wit will send to any adthees a Pamphlet of One
TY Hundred page•, giviag deocrtptlonsoi 600 Farms,
with other valuable inhumation. Will sell 76,000
acre, of load from IL to $2.60 per acre. Hood postao
•tamp. P. MoCRACK EN t BaO.,
.N0v.12-4w
Box 153 Fredericksburg, V.
THIB 12 NO HUMBUG!
By sending 35 cent., with age,
height, color of eyes and hair, you will receive, by re.
turn mall, a correct picture of your Incurs husband
or wits , with 01.020 sad dots of marriage. Address
W. PDX. P.O. Drawer No. 24, lfultouville, N. Y.
Nov. 12 4.
MERIT SOON NOISED ABROAD
I t L but six year since ALLIS'S LUNG BALSAM
was first offered for male. Its good qualities was coon
made known at home, and very soon its fame - was
noised Gm and oar; now it is sold In nearly every
Drag Moro In the United States, N t-th, Nast, South
and West. No similar medicine stands higher with
the people. It Is well known on the Pacific coast, and
It ['oral demands for it from ban I, ancisco, Sacramento
it California, and Portland,Oregon ; even from Ain
taalia, large ordars are received for it. And Utmost,-
ma Canada, it Is well and favorality known, and said
snisry where.
head what Captain Foster writes:
Poi? isuawrta, March 23rd, 1869.
Menem PERRY Dealt k Bud,
Sirs-1 am plowed to toady you of the benefit
wbkh I have received from au-rw's Luso Bataan,
having been troonieri with a cough br eeverwl years
past, the balm= was recommended to me. 1 im
mediately procured it, and haled it to relieve my
cough more readily Dial an►thing I ever toed. My
Wits has also ruled It with inner matratestory results.
Years very truly,
Capt. D. FORTIN.
Capt./omit is a ship-owner and builder, residing
at Port Harwell, Canada.
Sold by PEAKY DANI 23 k SON, Montreal, Agent,
for Canada. . [Nov .11-4 w
RAIN kILLEIt Cares Sore Throat.
A Favorite Medicine with all Cialgef,
18 DAVIIP PAIN KILLER.
I
you hare Painters' Colic,
USN THE PAIN KILLER.
A O Medicine Lao popular
AS THE PAIN KILLER
K YYP the PAIN MILLI= gawky. at hand.
IV you have • GOUGE 01 Coto,
USX TER PAIN KILLER.
LOON out aad Dot be caught without e
Bottle of PAIN HILLILR Ia the [louse.
LIT everybody owe the PAIN KILLER
!or SPItAINIS and NRU/
EVERY Sailor should carry a Bottle of
PAIN HILLER with him.
R
EMEMBER, the PAIN HILL= is for
Both Internal and lltzternai use.
The PAIN BILLS& la mid by .0 Druggists and
Dealers In Family Medicines. Prices 25 cents, 50
cents, and El.
PZBRY DAVIS & SON. Propriewri
78 High Street, Providence, R. I.
380 Bt. Paul street, Montt, 1, Canada.
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Cash Gifts to the Amount of $500,000
71/116T TIOLIT DRAWS A FRIZZ
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You will know whet your Prize 'is bolter you pay
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dealing,
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who hays 'natty drawn Valuable Prima and kindly per
mitted la to publish than: Andrew J. nuras,Chlcago,
$40,000; Miss Clva.L Walker, BslUaore, Plano, $1100;
James U. Mathews, Detroit, $6,000; John T. La
dner., Savannah. $6,000: Itkin Agnes iiimulool,
Charleston, Piano, $6OO. We publish no names with
out parnassion.
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deserve their ramose."-.Weekty Tribune, May 11.—
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RED JACKET
A X E
Is better 'boa ear maim thoget.ixr kir these as.
seas: Brat—lt tato deepr. aserstd—lt daa's .risk
lath. wood thud--It doss as jsr the lithd.—
ProrlA—lfo thew 6 wasted V tthbg the Axe oat of
the gat. YVLit.—With the ease labor you wlll de
esseildrd sore work Wm with regaldr axes, hed
paths has Whilst tea. with dm good aunties of salt
Axa 6r oil oar axes ore piloted red. If your lotair
wags store -doei alt 661/. our
IllinPer bigotries or MI your order* dirges, or gin
yogi the tame of the newest denier who hasps oar
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Penns.
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TE44 4 CIENRB'
COUNTY INSTITUTE
pint third cesalon of the County Institute, under
.1. the Art ot Assembly. approved April Oth, 1887.
will be held In the Court-honse at Gettysburg, corn.
Mincing Monday, Dec. Wi. a 1.1% o'clock, P. M., and
will enintinee In mission during the week.
The ezercinse of the week will consist of Lectures.
Instruction In the varlou• branches taught in the
floboolsClasstirills. Essays Discueskine of Important
'donations' topics, Contests In Orthography and other
tinuiches, and whatever will give interest and variety
to the seNlon of the Institute. It Is the wish of the
Superintendent that the Inatltute may be of prac
tical benelit to every Teacher.
Prof. Robert Kidd of Indiana will be present during
the entire week, giving two lemons each day In Total
Culture, Elocution and Reading. Re will . also give
two evening entertatrunewts. Ron. Henry Haack,
Deputy State Supetintendent, will be present on
Wednesday and Thursday. Prof. Edward Brooks.
Principal of the State Normal School at 11111•nrville.
will give Instruction In Arithmetic and the Science
of Teaching. Prof. A.S. Hanson will give Instruction
In Penmanship. There will also be a teacher in
v. Nall errier of Pns College.
=Tit ZniesstroutF l
of the Ent en t
Norm."
School, and cam dlitingniehed educat or, and Lec
turers. will assist.
• •
The exercises will be interspersed with vocal and
Instrumental intik. It is hoped every teacher in the
county will be present on Monday, to participate in
the organisation. None, who Lave the heart to the
work in which they are engaged—none, who are d
elrotte 01 edrtincinc, will remain away without a full
sod nigh:dent excuse.
We want better Teaching; we want each year to ad
ranee the graded the profeesion; we want to silt out
those who are incompetent ant !stationary. Then let
every one, who wishes to be considered alive teacher,.
come op to this annnal reunion, lasored that they
will go to their work the better fitted for it. But we
want more than simple attendance. We want the
esinmet,activecceoperation and participation of all
to make the Institute, a rand sucrose. Let all re.
member, that, as they labor to advance t he proteitskm
to a higher and nobler standard, they labor for them
selves.
The Contestan Orthography will take place on
Tuesday and Wednesday, the first premium bel' g
Webster's Unabridged Dictionary. Tbureday will be
director's day. A portion of the day will be devoted
.." the explanation of points in the School•iaw, upon
a hkit Directors may desire Information. It is hoped
there will be a full attendance of live Directors.
Directors are respectfully urged to grant teacher.
the time. Those paying fall fare over the Railros.
will be returned tree : Male Teachers will be scram.
modeled at reduced rates by the leading Hotels; Fe
male Teacher., as usual. will be entertained in private
families. For fall particular, of eke:clam, see cir
ruler, which will be mailed to Teachers and Directors.
J. HOWARD WERT,
County Superintendent.
Oct. 29.-31
TO TUB WORKING CLABEL—Ww are uow prepared
to furnish all dames with constant employment et
home, the whole of the time or or the spare moments
Business new, light and profitable. Persona of either
fez easily rare from Wk. to $5 per evening, and • pro
portional sum by devoting their whole time to. the
business. Boys and girls earn nearly as much
men. That all who see this notice may send their ad
drew. sod test the filminess, we make this unparallel
ed offer: To such a. are not well satisfied, we will
send Al to pay for the trouble of writing. Pull per.
Oculars, • valuable sample, which will do to com
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anapanion—one of the largest and bac family news.
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you want permanent, profitable work, Addams B .
ALLEN A M., Augusta, Maim,.
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fu beautiful style, and mold at a low price.
A NEW NATIONAL WORK,
Now selling In immense numbers In all sections of
our land. Is is Irtats, lively, and sparkling; splen
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lady will want • cops ; gentlemen Will want it for
them. No family eau aff,rti to be witbont it. Agents,
particularly ladles. can do better with this book than
with any other extant. Great Inducements ofl.red.
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PRESSES AND PRINTHRS' NATIRIALP,
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Good Second Hand Cylinders for Sale.
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A 0 KNTB WANTED everywhere to sell the AM ERI
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Cy Knitting Machine ever Invented. Price EZ. Will
knit 20.000 et lichee per minute. AJdreee AMKRI,;A..I
KNITTING MACHINE CO., Bolton, Mw., or dt.
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6 OW SHALL we PAINT our HOUSES" by J.
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WATERS'
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MELODEONS AND CABINET ORGANS.
The best manufactured. Warranted for 6 years.
PIANOS, MELODEONS AND 0 11.13ANS—Prirea
greatly reduced for Cash. New T•octave Pianos S27S
and upward. New Cabinet Organs $46 and upward.
Becood-hand Instruments 840 and upward. Monthly
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Y. Roues Mamas.
AGENTS WANTED.--$75 to 3200 PER MONTE! to
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same name as ours from any one except those having
certificate of Agency, signed by no, se they are worth
lees castiron .1 chines. For circulars and term; ad.
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COMMON SENSE ! 1 !
MANTED—AGENTS, $250 per month to sell the only
GENUINE IMPROVED OUMMON SENSE FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE. Price 118. Great Inducement,
to Agents. This is the most popular dewing Machine
of the day—makes the famous "Elastic Lc:k Stitch"
—will do any kind of wort that can be done on any
machine-100,000 sold and the demand constantly In.
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for circular.. Eir Beware of In Mogen:VS Address
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UBINEBI3 CHANCE.—Wauted, man In each town
JJ Rod city ton:mei:dictum and sell Weather Strips
and RebberMouldlngs. /Went run out, free to all.-
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from 900 to 600 per cent profit. Send your address
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e,
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ceipt of peke. MAMMY WkIICON, N. Y.
THY MAGIC COMB Will asap ho
any whored hair or
Hard to a liparmaraata Black or Brows. One limb
mat by rail ler 1111. /or sale by Merchant' Druggists
garierally. Address Magic Comb Co., Springfield, Mame
$ll4O How mad* It la al: months Secret. and
arunpla mailed free. A.J. MULLAH, H. Y.
fuoutmlic,.7,
d.
g, DIAL-a *.v sedates far- -
Thili6 Bintr
phie tree. 0.11
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A ME YOUR ROMP. OR DRUO4.IBI" FOR SWINT
A
QUININR--lt equate (bitter) Quistlac Manufac
tured by I. attust, PARS it 00, Obiontists, Nem
Tuft.
Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
OOLGAT2 t 00'8
TOILET SOAPS
LEBTABLIBHAD UN NIA YOBS.]
Sae sbs DOW,' akin of Ladles and Waldron.
sow IT au.naimemrs.
uroatni or WISDOM hr 'loan Ss* iik• gulls/
losanics Is !gab and lady Ns AIWA wig sat
Up," tY. enbassait vellonnasse. dans Is maim(
letter ea TeOpm her et dunk After WNW
'Afiescitigiost, P, Ma., Pa.
("UNWIRE, 011111 D 'titan pain:nee of the WIN
ti or Oettetic bakatud. Chaotic' sent, fri.. Address
Dr. NOULIIIN =Nark ISA at.. PlUi.
pal mad germinal Jain.
PUBLIC SALE .OP VAT ABri
REAL MATT&
The intdersittned *HI otter: at Pablit'lette. on /W.
day, the 19th day V Aol.lll.lber Mid. all o'clock, A.
the fellatio( Las and Towle of land sliest, in
hleantioy toinwhlp. twat the Baltimore pike, MT,.
miles mouth uniettyabarg, viz:
No. I—Ceeteletas te farms and GI PERCUttt,
put Thaler land.
No 2—Cootnining 9 /MR= sod 1•.V1
portion of which le Timber.
No.3—Cantolnlog Y AORNS sad 125 PIACI! Es
part of which 110 Timber.,
N0...4-onutalolu 9 ACICB and 11 PSIIOIII9. Put
of It Is oleo 'timber.
•
Alp, 1 Lot eoulalnlog S ACRIf„.I had 43 PERCH RA
Os Timber land.
4180,5 t the moo tithe awl place, will be offered the
EARL on which the eabeeriber reside., eeetaiDia4
132 ACM, note q less, having er , tell thereon a
enaabrtabie OWIII.LINe 800811. new Dank Baru,
WegnskAbed,Waeb Me.. Sprier line*. and ober
bacvagari oullbUdlalte; Sprfitic Near the Amu., Or
chard end ether. Fruit, excellent Menden •a 0 e large
portion of
Penne deif roe s of viewing the above Property ear
do so by ratting.on tboeuberriber reeldluo the bum.
Attendants, Will be iiireo and terms mod* known or
day of sale by
°M2) —is
VALUABLE FARM AT
PRIVATIt dALP
The undersigned offers nt Private Bale hie valuable
WARM, situate In St. Thome., township, insokiiii
county, on this road from rempbelletown to the
wean Spring road, 3,1 of • mile from the latter
cooteinlon i l Allitifd, more or lege. The Im
provements ere • new twontary /KAMM DWEL
LING. lai2l feet with a Fram• Born. 'all•f• kelt, awl
outbuildings. There Is • never-failing Spring of
orator cn the premise.. Alien; 22 Acres are In Rood
Timber, with a large proportion of excellent Iteadaw.
Th• farm is under good hoeing, and to good urger,
end aneveniently hooded forMille, fiehoolollouses, a ,
The terms will be easy to salt purchasers .
Peroons desiring to clew the premises will enji on
Daniel Knouts, residing on the adjoining term. FA'
further lalorafatioa &Mures
MILTINBIROYR,
Orablhoborg, Aaiun. cd., Penn.
Oct. 29,1889 t—bas
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT
PRIVATE SALE.
The undersigned offers as Private S•le VZILY
DEril KARL. VARY, situate to Bingos. township,
Gaut I wiles southwest of Newchester, adjolling
lends of Henry Thomas, Esq., George Cubes.., led
others, containing 116 ACRlnti oi Laud in • high 'tete
of cultivation. Toe Improve n ante are a new weath
erhoarded COTT/LOX 110Ufig. Prune Barn, a thrir
log young Orchard of Apple and Peach Trees, pry,„
V 1.,. and Fruit Trees In the yard, a well of Water at
door; • suer-failing Strum rune through the
centre of the Punt. There is an abundance of Tim
ber. The loatkuts coariinlut to Cher rhos, Prhwia,
Mills, and Mutat..
The Property is well suited for division, and will be
mid In Lots or entire to snit purchasers.
Persons wieldier to view the pretaleee or ascertain
terms, will call on the subscriber or address by letter.
ABRAHAM ?ICBMS.
New Cheater, Aug. L 3, 111.00.-tf
VALUABLE FARM AT
PRIVATE PALE
The undersigned, intending to quit farming, offers
►t Privet/elate, Till PALM on wblch he resides, la
Stadion township, Adams amity, Pa., o► the reed
leading from Oettyebnrg to Iluntaretown,
23 miles
from either place, containing 126 deltic*, mons or
less. Improved with a terms twortory BRICK BMX!,
LINO, with Backhailding,soataining 10 rooms, large
Bank Barn, Corn Crib, Berlin/ House. Carriage Louse,
Out-WU:ben, KO( Pen. and caber ontbraidinp; a
never•faßtng Spring of Water between Moo Holm and
Barn. a fine thriving young Orchard of choice fruit or
all kinds Thoreau/about 8 Amu In good Timber.
the balancer cleared and under good cultivation, with
a largo proportion of Meadow. The Farm has been
well limed. and is one of the best wheat producing
011 in the neighborhood. There i■ every hourgla
sses on the promisee, and it la desirably located w itb
reference to Schools, Churches, Market, to.
It will be sold orr reasonable terms. Perme d
siring to view the grandee, or obtain further tators,a .
tion will call upon or game the undersigned.
If not sold by the let of Worember, the /arm will be
for R RN?.
JOHN lIRJNHI.P.HOYF
Gettysburg, Pa., Sept. 3,1369.-2 m
PRIVATE SALE
OF A IARM NEAR GETTYSBURG
The undersigned having divided his Farm lying Is
Oumberlaud township, Adams county, Pa., abou t
miles west if Gettysburg,. to the right of Chambers
berg turnpike, about mile, elfin a portion of
It at Private Bale. It c.ditains about 115 acres of
good term land, with 30 acres of good Timber.—
The Improvements area sew two Hrkdr forma,
/nuns thit-house, Frame Barn, and all other neces
sary outbuildings. There is a One young Orchard iu
good bearing condition of all kinds of Fruit. The
greater part of the land basalt been limed and is in •
gc.al state of cultivation.
_Any porton wlablo& to pi:webs/a a farm near
town, liarkata.Chorthas, dchool-homes, should not
fail to call and to. this one.
TRZODORI BINDER.
Gettysburg, Pa
July 16,15d9.-t(
VALUABLE TOWN RESIDENCE
FOR SALI•
The nedereigned, Intending to remove from Gettys
burg, offers at Private aide the property In whi
be reside., on Met street, adjoining ;It °pony ofJohn
liennin on the East and of Harriet Shilling on the
Went, f. outing 30 lest on High street and mania
bock to • twelve foot alley. The 110081 Is a new
two-story frame. conveniently arrange
with • large STADIA on the lot—every ing being
in tiret.rate order. It will be sold on reasonahi
term.
For farther inibrmation apply to
JOHN W. WEIGLI
Gettysburg. Pa., Nov. 3. 1869.—tt0
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
AT PRIVATE SAL!
The Rxecutors of the Will of JOHN CABhoit, deed.
offer at Private Bale, the Valuable Real Estate of wild
decedent on the corner of Baltimore and Rut Middle
etc *eta directly opposite the COURT Hoppa, 45 Net
on Baltimore street by 142 test deep. Improved mit
• TwOrtTOItY BRICK D RUING BOURN, marble
cutting ahop, and a well of excellent water fruit, Be.
Thi, is one of the most desirable places In Getty&
burg. Apply to
MART A. CANNON,
J. MARSHALL CANNON,
Rx.eniton
Nov. 5, 1869.—tf
uHEAP LANDS!
I have for sale more than MO FARMS, varying in
miss from 10 Acres to 5000 Acres, and varying to
pees from SI to S5O PRE ACR Z. The climate la aa.
sarpatood. doll arl4phod to the growth o' Grata ,
Clover, Gram, /twit gad Graphs. Water la abundant
sod good.
CIiMAP RAILROAD TlCGLTBwlllbepro,lded for
all who come to me to buy laud.
113-for catalogue of priced. Lc., addreee
JNO. B. ORITTEK,
Oreeuaboro'. 1. C
Slpt. 3, 16e9.-6m
VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE
The undersigned offel s his VALUARL a PROPER
TY, oo York street, adjoining properties of Andrew
Schick sad Judi* Nobithon, der-used. The property
is In good condition.
Sil-Pleaucall oft the undersigned residing on the
property before purchasing elsewhere.
iIIECIII.O it C. GASIIMAN.
Gettysburg, Pa., Sept. 3,11169.-3 m
_-
H OUSE AND LOT
AT PRIVATE SALE
The subscriber wish., ki dispose of hie Howes sae
Lot situated on the Mommeaburg Rood end close to
town.
The U0E4311141' new TWO4ITORY FRAME BUILD.
INO with s one end half story BisrAbuilding, e
Frame At bin, and a choice, variety of Fruit. The
buildings are all new having Lean put op with good
material bat sew years ago.
tar Any person wishing to purchase • property
should not tall to mill and see this one as It le • No. I
property In all re.pects. Terms will made easy.
WM. H. STEINGUR, JR.
Gettysburg, N0v.12,1869.-Bm.
FOR SALE,
My Property on C7saratrz6airg el, Gettysburg, Pa
rHE HOUSE is a two story brick,
Oas in It, a Hydrant in the yard with good oat.
building., choke varieties of Grapes, Strawberries,
Blackberries, Rupberrlee, Peach and dwarf Peer
Treason the lot. 3. B. ROW.
Sept. 10.—tf
VALUABLE AULLS
AT PRIVATE SALE
No. I—A very desirable Mill Pro
perty,with 16 ACIRIS Of LAND, ow Me heed waters
of the Monocaay, one mile from Heroes, known we
Lineh'e mill. •
No. 2—One other Mill Property,
Ith 40 ACRItO OP LIIND, on Marsh Creek, known
n IllanJoe's Mill, elk tulles west of Gettysburg.
No. 3—One other Mill Property,
with SO ACRES Or LAND, on the Turnpike lowhos
from Awbottatown to Hammer. one nage from the let.
ter place, known u Hollinger's Mill.
A 490,
A CHOICE FARM,
intitaining 231 ACRES 0? LAND, SO ACRES IN
TDABBiII mostly 1110 Bushels of Liam to Slit. act.,
with clinics Buildings, two miles west of Gettysburg.
0110. AIANOT,D
Gettysburg, Sept. 21,1963.-3 w
P. 8.--I would exchange one of the above 31111 Pro
peril.. for a good farm in Adams county, Po.
ARNOLD.
WOOD FOR SALE,
800 CORDS OAJE
200 HICKORY,
AT SANDOE'B MILL,
116-Pries $2 sad $3 per cord as the gonad.
aiglysberg, A■g. 211. 111611.—t t
§ardivart, Cutlery, *t.
Hardware and Groceries
The tobeoribeire have Jost related has the title.
with -o Immw.a simply of LIABDWAKS sud tIRU.
01111118, which they are offering et their old stand
cm Baltimore intent, at Kira* to salt the times. Onr
stook animists In part at
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