\_,,,ur
tti, Frio, ;tll6O.
althr been appointed
_Mercantile Appraiser for the ensuing
year
Jesse 'Elias, of Latimore tounsitir,
- .last week kilieda Efg,WillOorhen dress
ed, 39-elbs.
SALES. -51r. Petar B iller bas bought
Of Jacob Lott, in Moontpleasant township,.
5 acre 4 and 145 perch,* of WnAland, for
4131 i cash
-4-=- .. _
iiiirFeter F. Henry has just 'completed
a new two story, flame Dwellimphouse24
by 28 feet, and back kitchen, in Hamilton
ban township.
•
riFirßer. J 4 seph Waugh, Principal of the
Holidayaburg Seminary, will address some
of the county tese4rs' institutes this winter
on "What shall oul*ls study ?"
BIG PORRER. , -o?ter Beitler;of this
place, killed a largo hclOast i vreek, weigh
ing 490* his.; It was II nxinths.6ld, and
yielded 280 lbs. of lard. Who C.III beat it!
APPOINTAIENTS.—The of
the Poor have made their appointments
for the ensuing year, as followal.; Steward,
Jonas Johns ; Physician, Cr. 23,. W. C.
O'Neal; Counsel, J. C. Neely Esq.;
TreaaurEr, Jacob Zlitencier • i Clerk, W.. ".4%4
.
Picklog. '
_ .
SURVEY.—The Chester County Riess
'says that Engineer Hood of the Philadel
phia and Baltimore Central Railroad,
been employed to snrvey it route for the
proposed railroad from Oxfordz_ in Chea
ter county, to Hanover Junction, via
Peachhottorm
ACCIDENT.—On the 3d inst., as a son
of Mr. Marks Bream, of Tyrone town
ship; was attempting to mount the saddle
lion o trona the wagon idegue,,he a!? d!
In talllug dislocated bis right shc;ul - der
mud fractured a bone in
,the arm. Dr.
Eekommie, of Heidlersburg, gave the
case attention, and the boy is doidg well.
1
ACCIDENT.—On Saturday last, as
Senator Duncan withiwo of his sons, was
return inknoine fritm Cash town, Adams
county, hisitorse took fright on the South
Mountain and, becoming unmanageable,
ran off, upsetting the buggy and throwing
all three out. Mr.„DAncen waicom4leril
bly hurt Ared• ban been coOrked tb- t .the
house on flaitt account since than. One of
the boys was also injured to some extent.
—Valley Spirit.
_ .
D ONATlON.—We:igitieratiud that on
Friday last a number of the ladies of the
Lutheran church at Fiirdeld got up a
pleasant urpailetbrthelf Pastor , Rev. R.
S. Johnston, ' , kw resides in Einrdi t tsburg.
Live wagonloads of eatablesOlotur, corn
potitoeis., tufkeyi, apple-butter, dm., were
driven to the parsonage and handed to the
, than . tea. The affair bad been quietly
arranaed, and In its denouement took .
theioo I Pastor, by surprise.
0. U. A. M.-90 Wednesday evening
last a Lodge of "United American Meehan
iCB" Was organfze4l.ln this plane by R. W.
&diet, N.D. G. C. of this distriet, to be
known as "Howe Lodge No 213." The
following officers were installed :—Wm.
Chritzman, C. ; J. W. Cress, V. C. ; A. M.
Hunter, R S. ; W. D. Hobzwm th, A. R.
S. ; Isaac . Johns, P. S. ; J. J. Myers, F.;
W. P. mebartney, I. ; Daniel Laabell, E. ;
Wm. Aughinbaugh, I. P. ; George Weikcrt,
0. P. ; R D. Armor, Ex-C.
The order of United American Median
ics, we believe, is a purely American.organ_
ization, and is growing in popularity. Its
objects, as set forth in the Constitution,
are:
Ist. To assist each other in obtaining
employment.
2d. To encourage each other in business.
3d. To establish a sick and funeral fund.
4th. To establish a hind for the relief of
widotts and orphans opf deceased weeurtheare.
3th. To aid members, who, through
Pr, widence, may have become incapacitated
ft om following their usual, avocation in ob
taining situations suitable to their afflic
tions.
"Howe Lodge' starts with 30 members,
and will meek every Wednesday night in
the Hall on the N. East corner of the dia
mond.
"POPULAR SCIENCE."—At a recent
session of the "National Educational
Convention," at Trenton, N. Jersey, of
spechti meeting was held for the reading
of an Essay on "Popular Science," by
Itt rs. LINCOLN PHELPS, of Baltimore, for
a copy of which we are indebted `to the
author. One of the evils growing out or
the rapid advances in scientific discoveries
and the elaboration of theories to meet
new developments—leading the stivan/ far
out into the remoter and difficult fields of
scentific investigation—are an in (Rowel
m to popularizescience,and m aking text
book s for beginners a rasume of scientific
laws, learned researches, and 14/BPute'd
theories,instead of what they ought ttfr be a
captivating compilation of the A. B. C's
and general principles of science. Indeed
we know of some Mania these latter days
•who contemptuously ignore the experi
ence of life-long practical, educators 4 and I
would discard from our Schools and
Academies all graded text-boots in Geog
raphy, History, Natural Philosphy,Cbem
istry, Ac.,—leaving such studies to be
taken up only when the pupil ban attain
ed sufficient mental capacity to master the
dry details of purescienoe. Mrs.PUELPs'
Ess itis plea for the popularization of
Science, espeoiedly for beginrrers. She
would bring Science down to the compre
hension of the pupil just beginning to .
tread the path of scientific researches, told
make that pathway attractive instead . of
repulsive. Herself an educator of large
experience, and the author of a nqtnber
of valuabli 'tett:L:banks, Mrs. Phelp!s
views will command attention, and hence
we regard thoiEsOray before us an e.xceede'
ingly timely production.
In Illustration of her theme IdraPheips
takes up the subject of Botany—a depart
ment in which she haft long held sqenvi
able dlstlactkln as- teaener end anthor=
and make A strong plea Ibr lia.Linetaan,
as over and against-what is called the
Natural system. While the Natural
system is claimed by an friends to be the
more asounite and scleutl In. Its alma
cations, Mrs. Phelps regards it utterly un,
fit to be put into the hands of ladies and
pupils commencing the study of Botany ,
s tending to confuse Weazind , and
duce suave:Bl9u foi, leaked of a Ifwile fcir'
a most attractive and heskhfui stutly l Ins
support ci her views she griotest
Irom some of the most distinguished wri
ters on BOtAIWID AiDetiAli And Earope.
• rot Lindley, The Englisfitonntist,(who
has taken the lead in establishing the.
"Natural system" of classilication,) IS
quoted as admitting that thiseisasidcation
' is not susceptible of Snob an analysis as
a young student is capable • of foikowine
while other adherents of thane system
call that ofLfnieseus han friValdibie key"
and "a nacegeary ladder."
We nay say, In this cozmatttkut, that
k re, PHELPS is the author of a merles of
pat 44, ta/ 110 - 49cliEsi ,Mikrad Jai p , _
)lan indicated In this F.salty , rl4i-71-lini•
07 gm- Beginners," o Philtarqpity lot Be:
.inners,". "Clieruistry for Beginners,"
`Natural Philosophy," "Mannalof Mein_
-y," and ALI:OHW Lecterns on - Boktny.s ,
the latter three being prepared for ad
- anced classes. Twenty years ago the
titer used Meth ea Mt-banks, and to-day
e know of none better. J. B. Lippin
.o dr Co., PhiladelPhia, bare recently
ought out new edition; revised and m
imed by the distinguished ,author, to ,
ring them squarely abreast Wittsthe few
. t advance iu nelealtie inVentigenett.--
he board of education of Maryland have
.pled the series to be used in the ems _
on antLartatiamaie- erhoolivotinntlitia
...nen:mend utare to the attention of on;
a edneauirs,
IBEEEM= I
The sessions of theFteehera' Institute
closed on Fziday eight: the large attendance
and general interest (Winning nimbeite9o
the close. It was beyond lineation themost
sued ssful Institute thus far held in the
county,'and argi*.lao l rogt_he ap
predation by Directors an trTeachers of the
value of 'well conducted Itultitmes. Al
though mach may be said on such occa
sions, by enthusiasts who make a swishy
of modes of teaching or subject ,matter, of
cinestit*Me ntakyi tuna more is said and
done from which invaluable lessons may
be drawn and applied in the every-day ad
ministration of the - School system. The
Directors and Teachers present manifested
•
their sense of the intportance of these In
stitutes by adopting resolution affirming
that Teachers' salaries should be regulated,
among other things, by their "seal and
punctuality in attending Teachers' Insti
tutes." We are glad to lea rn that a larger
proportion of Directors qiis year granted
Teachers the privilege of intending, without
diminution of pay. . 1 We hope the day is
not distant when all our nirectors will not
only cheerfully grant this privilege, but re
quire Teachers to 'attend. If the School
system is to be brought to anything like the
highest possible standard of efficient', It
must be through the agency of live Direc
tors and live Teachers. Drones should
have no place In our Educational system.
It is but due to Mr. Wan; the County
Superintendent, to say that much of the
success of the Institute is due to his nod
ringenergyand the attractive features thrown
around it in the presence of prominent Ed
ucators, whose services had been secured at
heaty expense. We presume enough was
reslized during the sessions of the Institute
to \meet these expenses.
dit.r report last week detailed the doings
of thl.lnstittite'down to Wednesday after
noon,iis'd we resume our report at that
point.
WIEVNISDAY NIGHT, DEC. 8
The Couttbouse, as usual, was crowded.
Prof. Raub, ‘bf Lock Raven, delivered an
interesting lechtre on "Life and Living,"
after which verfcreditable essays were read
by Mi-s Martha Warren, of Gettysburg, on
"The Sunny Side of Teacher's Life ;" Miss
Olie Heinen', of Bit4er, on the "Education
of Woman ;" and Mips Carrie McMillan, of
Gettysburg, on "The Teacher's Mission."—
Mr George Grammar, of Franklin .town
ship, during the aflernoort, had read an es
say on-" The Slimly Side of the Teacher's
Life."
THIADAY, DEO. 9
Mr. Sbee ly presented the Teacher's Li
brary with 8E! volume of valuablebooks, for
which the thaoks of the Institute were vo
ted. Mr. Wert conducted an interesting
Clain Mil inlllstory, the class being taken
troiii tile Gettysbuig High School. .
It eras agreed to bold the next annual
meeting of the Institute In Gettysburg at
such time as the Executive Committee may
determine.
Prof. Kidd gave another Lecture in Elo
cution,and was followed by Deputy State
Superintendent Houck, who answered a
number of interrogatories by Directors and
Teacheis, explining the_Bchool Law, the
duties of Directors, Teachers, are.
At the afternoon session, an interesting
discussion took place on the subject of sal
sties, participated In by Delany Superin
tendent Houck, Drs. Hendrix and McClure,
J. F. McCreary, E. W. Cook, H. N. Min
nigh, Rev, Sougi#elin, b. S. Brenneman,
C. J. Sefton, Miss Warren, T. E. Cook, Mr. '
Wintrode, and others. The result was the
unanimous adoption or a resolution that
Teacher's salaries should be graded by the
amount of knowledge possessed, the ability
to impart that knowledge, and zeal and
punctuality in' attending Teachers' Insti
tutes.
Mr. Chamberlin and Miss Rosa presented
Chambere.Encyckpedia, 2 vols., to toe Li
brary, and received the thanks of the Mini-
Col. McFarland, Superintendent of the
Soldiers' Orphans Schools, addressed the
Institute on School buildings and Furni
ture, and the duties of live Teachers shd
Dirtctors:
At the close of- the sdternobn session, the
contest ia - Orthography, conducted by Mr.
Wert, took place. The contest was open
to 4, and 26 Teachers took their place in
cis&. The premium, Webster'd Unabridg
, Dictionary, was awarded to Misallacbel
Wright, she having spelled correctly every
word propounded during the exercise.
At night -Prof:Kidd -gave an Elocution
ary Entertainment to a crowded house.
FRIDAY MORNING, DEC. 10.
Prof. Raub lectured on (lithography and
Grammar, Prof. Kidd on Elocution, and
Prof. Brooks, of the Millersville Normal
School, on Mathematics.
In tbe.aftarnoon Prof. Brooks delis.
another Interesting address, followed by
Prof. Kidd with a closing lecture on Elo
cution. -
At night, Prof. Brooks delivered an ad
dress on the "Spiritual Element in Dines
tiOn ;" after which Prot Kidd, by request,
recited "Scott and the Veteran," This be
ing the Jul session of the Institute, the au
dience were dismissed, and die members of
the Instittits spent an hour or mom; in
pleasant social intercourse, short, speeeles,
answering questions found. in the "Query
Box," adjourning With the long metre Dolt
ology,"Praise God tient all blessings flow."
The Standing Committees, 'dining the
sessions of the Institute, were as follows;
On Organization, Masora Hanson Barra %, 0, M.
Baker and leas Mary J. McCreary.
On Bmohatlona, Mr. J. C. Hikrebrand, Miss M.
Warren and Miss 01Be J. HeWard.
, On Sockirrhalrkinnie;Capt..lomtliik, iliesa
.Itshey, Mthr 4nthi Bollinger, Ms lidlle
fort,Mon-
Miss Bathe Frey, A. B. Parr, Rad H. J. Eck-
Inrode.
On
Finance, Bild - Ohrand, GM* MOCrearY.,
Miss Shohol Wright, Miss Alice Powers and Ml*
Jennteliamailtom
On Lfarmyefieter Kneedrw. - Monad Moto,
Mita ?tight Shinty and 4149
Maria Th omsen. 4 ' -
On-Queers' Box, George Grammar, Nisi Jennie
Bitner, - Miss Zahn* &Danish, MiasOlDeJ.Cpron
lster and Miss H. Y. Lane. .
. On Singing, Mr. J. Hensel, Mtn Maly Rimy,
Miss Mary Kendlebart, Miss Linde &sick and
Miss Kate GOO, "
RBSOLIITIONS ADOPTED.
The followtng, Resolutions, reported by
the Committee, were unanimetudy adoptedi
1. That time has tested and Prerren the utility
of our County Institute, and that we consider it
an Andespenaable aid In se; ming the efficient
ot our small te-Porniar education.
2. That our thanks are due to the eltbseMs of
Gettysburg tor the swap& In which they have
entertained the lady Teachers and also Itmliielr
enciouragessent .by their attendance at the husti
A That our Omainton due to the Ocimbibien
irs for the use of the Court House, and we regard
it as an evidence of their interest in the Common
. School cause.
4. The thanks of the Institute are due Prof.
Ferrier for his entortsganig ..Lecture on "The
losellneas of Rudd," ADA olio for his lestem.
tive discism on Words. • •
I 5 . That we tender elir . Sincere thanks to the
Lecturers who have been with us during the week
and think it highly complimentary to the good
taffeta* of oar rwwthr C9 lll 47.l3olNisitenotit
thef be secured thp aid efficient coopers.
4e f cw itartdelirfft In r end ° Pr IteiliNff of 4
only instrtmtive bet
6. That the thanks of the: are due to
the Proprietors of the different Hoteb for their
kindness In =kis" a deduction Ware et male
Tesehers,,' • I , , .
- That We extend our Mto asks the managers
of the Gettysburg and , Hanover Rail Road forthe
deduction of fare of Teachers attending Usti.
Vote.
laapae H' ` ' Henry ' Henry *ouch, ileputy r
stage ,
thgolatetdent, Ms deeervehn web the Monks
of Teachers and Directors pram* nod we ordY
regret that everTDirector hi the County was not
Present to recein his practice Matelots clearly
end Per forkladtOpOken.
a That theoheAlos of the meniberl be ertgitchst
to the oaken of the Caayteg3oil, datit
their duty worthily autrfilthtally. ' •
....10„That.tre rem' Ore:lmnsuani large
. aft ,
e*
lon atboth Toolbars !rid fgre.ettgo tile Pm&
eittamitete iti,impoo=
ifat 041,
EEO
d laiY~+4
, .
11. That the fialtilmie tendee hiart-felt thanks
to Mr. /Steely, ex-Eluperintentiept, for the efficient
aid he has rendered Whet waYs.Aad that we
*PPM/elate the intend he his manifested in the
Institute by his presence at every sestdon, and
also begMeve to assure him that his services In
the Past are not terllffilliti, and that we think the
best manner of expressing the gratitude we feel
will be for each Teacher to improve the "munifi
cent donation" he bas made in the way of Books,
by making the contents of each their own.
12. That Mr. Wert, our present County Super
intendent has shown, by the happy method behest
followed in conducting this his first Institute, that
he Is admirably adapted for the responsible office
be has been called upon to fill, and that the cause
of Education is no secondary matter In his esti.
nation ; and all unite In the hearty wish that he
may Ipg live and win laurels In the good work
that lles so near hi, heart We forgive him for
robbing cur Institute of a member, hoping that
she will prove to him a help meet in deed and in
truth.
lil
That a vote of thanks be tendered to Prof.
Gundrum. the Choir, String Band, and also to the
class from the Public Schools, of Gettysburg, who
have enlivened the various sessions of the Insti
tute by their soul inspiring strains.
IL That last, but not least, we are highly in
debted to Prof. Brooks for rendering the closing
exercises of the last day and evening so eminent
ly a feast of reason and a flow of soul.
ARRESTED.—We find the annexed
item in the local department of the Balti
more American of the Bth inst. We sup
pose the reference is to GEORGE ARNOLD.
Estp;, Cashier of the Ist Nat. Bank of
Getryburg. Nothing is known of Hard
ing 1 these parts :
Messrs. 'Smith, Pierson it West. inde
pendent police detectives, yesterday
morning arrested at a restaurant near
Holiday Street Theatre a man called Col.
James arding, wbo, it is alleged, is an
prisoner from Pittsfield,
w Mas
sachusetts. Several days since he went to
the engraving establishment of Messrs.
A. Hoen it Co., of this city, and repre
sented tha he had been oonsmisaioned
Bank
Mr. James t
Arnold, Cashier of the
of Gettysburg, Pa., to procure a check
book got up in flue style, at a east of $lOO.
The filet aria communicated to the detec
Live firm, who received , information that
the letter purporting to be from Mr. Ar
nold was a forgery. It is alleged that be
is the person who defrauded the princi
pals of several fernaleloolleges and acade
mies in this city tw'b or three years ago
by passing on them drafts purporting to
be signed by Bruce, Heart & Co., Savan
nah, Ga. Since then be has been in other
States. He was committed to await the
demand of the auihorities of Massachu
setts.
ACCIDENT.—Our old friend and neigh!'
bor, Dr. F. E. Yandendoot, met with a sad
a ccident sometime ago, while on a visit to
his sons at Aenville and Philadelphia.—
Leaving Annville in the morning for Phil
adelphia with his wife, sitting- on the seat
of the Fames wagon, the seat tilted,
throwing him out over the curbstone into
The gutter, dislocating his left shoulder and
bruising his right hand and side. He is
now in Philadelphia with his son, in an
almost helpless condition.
SUDDEN DEATH.-00 Saturday eve
ning Jut, Mrs. Elisabeth Rubsameo,
(formerly widow of Balmer Newport,
deceased,) died very suddenly at the real
dence of her son, Balizer Newport, in this
place. Six years ago she had an attack of
paralysis, and another aboutfour years ago,
Out on Saturday evening was in her usual
health. While sitting at the supper table,
conversing with the family in cheerful
spirits, and in the act of giving some food
to a grand child, she suddenly fell from her
chair and died before medical assistance
could-be called In. She was aged 64 years,
6 months and 6 days. Her remains were
taken'to Ever-Green Cemetery, Revs. Brel
denbaugh and Jamieson officiating.
MEETING AT TWO TAVERNS.—
James MEETI NG
C. Wilson, of lowa, will lec
ture at the Two Taverns this (Friday)
evening, on the "Life, Character and Pub
lic Services of Abraham Lincoln." It
will be remembered that Mr. Wilson ad
dressed the citizens of that vicinity pend
ing the last Presidential election, and we
hope be will be greeted with a large au
dience.
A HOLIDAY WANT.—your Wife
wants; it—your Daughter wanfi it--a No. I
Sewing Machine—ore a Christmas Gift. It
will be just the thing, and a blessing
throneloat the year; benune, when the
ladles of a household are happy, will not
all be so ? And +what can bring about such
a Tesult more perfectly than something that
will relieve and make light what is other.
wise a matter of great labor and money—
the sewing for a family ? The Howe Ma
chine is confidently recommended as being
the most satisfactory in the market.
PRINTER'S INK—A GOOD ARTI
CLE.—The Ink with which this issue Of
the "Republican" is printed - ht from the
Gray's Fen) , Printing Ink Works of C. E.
ROBIIIBO3. It is clear, Buws freely, and is
of a good color. Our brother printers can
judge 'fits quality. by comparing it with
ink from other manufactorieL —"Delaware
County Republican."
TO PRINTERS.—We have been using
for several weeks a very fine quality of Ink,
from the Gray's Ferry manufactory of O. E.
ROBINSON, which mar pressmen- say Is the
best for cylinder press news-work that they
have used fors long time, it is a clear
black,- and
. free from all kinds of sediment.
Mr. Robinson is a practical ink manufac
turer, liberal and courteous In all business
transactions, and as -he
.Its rearnii.Y . had
the misfortune to be burned out, we are the
more free to recommend his ink .and him
self to the patronage of all printers who de
sire a good article at very cheap rates.—
"Delaware Gazette."
It
ItirEvery basinesp man ahould subscribe
to Peterrone Counterfeit 'Detector and Na
tional Bank Note List, price only $1.50 a
year. It contains descriptions of all new
connterfelts, altered National bank notes,
rates of discount in all principal cities, an
official list of the National banks, whole
sale e prioss ,current, financial news and
hits, complete stook table, list of ail the
broken banks, etc. Thefe is mote counter
feit money In circulation now than ever be
fore, which makes Peterson's Detector an
absolute requisite Art , the desk of every one
who receives or pays out money. Terms of
subscription to PET/ElgiONS' DETEC
TOR, corrected by Drexel & Co., is, for
the monthly issue, 01.50 a ye ar; mil _
monthly 03 00-rt year, cash in advance.
Canvassers wanted lq every Wwa , large
wages can be made, scud fOr circular, and
altakque their 144/ 1 * ffi*lts. _Address
h „
B. keterson & Brothers, Philadelphia
Pa.
tr,
CARD.—To reduce stock the undersign
s? offers, lOC thirty drys, the following de
sirable goods at oosr may of theip. TAN
than! omit, via ;--Itter&oes, Alpaooss, Pop-
Tina, Platds; Wool Mashies, Printed De
,Long Shawls, Breakfast' Shawls,
Wideridoolk, o oafings,Balmoralsand Hoop
Skirts, Blanhete, ,Ftisaneis, Fars, Glas.
wire, Qneenswara, Carpets, and Oil cloths ;
also k full line of Men's and Boy's waer,
consisting in part of Cloths,, ; Ctissinese s ,
Cassineus, Gloves, Hosiery, Ewa,
'renew Roattliei,v -cash: jibopr D. Mill
Bon, store north-west corner square.
CHRISTMAS PR.NEW`TRARS
PRRSRNTt3.—A monthlyar a weekly pub
Ihntion for yoting people Makes one of the
most acceptable proems that mm Orli
during the holidega.,-and Ear this purpose
thp Y outh'e Comorpoon, of Boston, is ad
4bly adapted. Itu ll Malta Its appear
ance new and Sulk with each imcceeding
week, sholYsilidiMl7;Tiartalothglo4
practical• jlionti' of Abe liret ttrobtat
W i t e c , In the 4: 7" 11147 : 4x 7A+1P ) toils
colttams t f- . ./ 1 `. It;
44"urri! /1111111senticsViors
and Stetembpair aris Jed*ol6)ll
- MAU? — Exte4llo: Gaiicirkis o Is*
,•_ • , ,
Burrza,
LARD,
Eeoe,
BAOON, El
801 P,
TALLow,
BYNNER - 11AirruLL—Qn the 9th inst., at
the rewidence of the bride's hither, by the
Rev. W. R. H. Deatrich, Mr. John E. Ben
ner to Miss Mollie E., daughter of Mr.
Samuel Hartzell, all of Cumberland twp.
Gerr—LocirßAirr.-08 the 9th lost , by
Rev. Dr. Hauer, Mr. Edmund C. Gitt to
Mrs. Margaret E. Lockhart; both of Oxford
township.
Muls—Bustur.—On the 9th ult., hi-
Dillsburg, by Rev, J. K. Bricker, Mr. Gil
ben Myers to Miss Amanda Bushey', both
of Adams county.
Siouan—thou.—On the and ult., by
Rev. J. A. Dixon. Mr. Edward Slough to
Miss Esedore C. M. Dicks, both of Adams
county.
Stizinit—KlTZlllLLEß.--Ori the 9th inst.,
by Rev. J. &Maier, Mr. Edward Shaffer to
Miss Sarah Kitzmiller, both of Adams co.
B zosuotm—Busuzr.--00 the 3d tif_Oct.,
in Dillaburg, by Rev. J. K. Bricker, Mr.
William blothour to Miss Elizabeth Bushey,
both of Adams county.
talrObituary notices 5 centa4 line tor
at/ over 4 linea—caak to accompany no
tices.
Hurntss.—ln Emmittsburg, on the Oilth
ult., Mrs, Jennie Huffman, Wife ot Eman
uel Huffman, and daughter cif Upton
Koontz, deceased,
-- - .
JAZBOZ.—In Emmittsburg, on the 7th
but., Raphael Jatboe, after a short but
severe illness,
Kooss.—At the residence of D. 4.l4ueb
ler, in this place, on Wednesday evening
Lac, of pulmonary disease, Be,. Rimer
8. Koorts, in the 41st year of his age.
l'he deceased was a native of York,
Penn's. At an early age be made a pro
(elision of religion, and consecrated himself
to the Gospel Ministry, graduiting at Penn
sylvania College in 1849, and completing
his theological studies in the Theological
Seminary. In 1852 be was ordained as a
Minister of the Gospel, and for a year or
more served a Lutheran congregation in
Bedford county. Public speaking and the
exposure incident to ministerial life affect
ing his voice and constitution, he resigned
his charge, and took charge of an Amide
my ln Indiana, Pa. Subsequently he taught
in the Preparatory Department of Penn
sylvania College, as Principal—afterwards
was called to Pinegrove, Pa., and for the
last nine years had chine of -a Select
School in Hanover. Although in failing
Mishit for some years, he condned his edu
cational wrirk until last Thursday, Wino tie
was compelled to close his echos:gaud canie
to Qettyaburg. jis di/teasel-made rapid
_progress, and on Wednesday evening he
went to his rest unity and peacefully,
sincere, devoted Christian, conscientious
In the discharge of every , duty, tie daily
exemplified, in a consistent walk and eon
versation, the sincerity of his Christian
pro.ession, and the beauty of an unwaver
ing faith in his Redeemer.
Dec. 17-21
sir Die funeral will take place Friday
artPrilafm, at t o'o4,
few Nivotistmento,
BANK. ELECLION.
Grstteoozo Natiouat. &xi, Dec 7,16!8.
Notice Is hereby given that the Annual Ilection
for Directors of this Bank. wiil to• held at the Sault.
Lz 11 , 111114 or Tuesday, the 4th day of Jaaaary,„ 1870,
an o'4o* P. M.
Deo.l7.—td ,01
J. 'MOAT BM% ,Caidtler.
W•
ANTED.—Partger=lialf' in-
Sorest in • good Wood lingraving Litho
graphing and Steam Power Printing Snainow, In
Philathilphia, an unparalleled chance lbr Capital and
a practiesi P i tintior or Lithoipripher. 4ddraro
D. L0N•421711.
No 36 32 South SeventhG rt..
Dec.17,1880.-3t
$B,OOO 'WANTED I
. •
prasoris desiri n g- o invest from $l,OOO
$B,OOO ou perfectly safe Reel gam e
security, at 0 per coif. luttrest,free from all
State stud , )goal tazatige, wild make Or
Mediate apPlication to either of the under.
signed.
M. McCLEAN,
Pree't Board of Trustees of Pa. College.
A. D. BUEHLER,
Trammel..
Dec. 17...tt
ALTJAKX TOWNPROPERTY „
AT PRIVATE SALE.
•
. ,
liiiveisfertflowed offors at Private Male the two.
stool mum bwarama meaurcebopkil by bis
sewer oil Dahlman rarest, Getty:ban, nonitlag 10
08 on • sa ste Ow anst
out sad adlo itio= d of lars. lat h ' the
Sofa. It desinely Ible *lva* residsooe
sad is
to gewlonler, with a good *ewe itmc
all necerattr baproesetwate. Per senwpi to WARP •
dec. 10,1888-LC
Dir.
HOTEL FOR RENT.
jyantiNe !,,0 quit business
•Q'T
yoluE4mtures iwia;troiL
It bag l‘la ► atoboutleMous. tolcirrialr;abl 4 4 e
lfag. It it all ON 'Mitt la a sbod
-p, • ' Tat
,ea t
a, 111Sm.lt -• • •,..•
, • t•
• HEM • • have be
noted for their high ; and every
body who knows anything about goorro-
Num has gain the babit o ttng feed
to his terabit/lama in tile t goiner ,
of the diamond—fully assured* that they
can get just what they want,itheFeery beat
Segare, Made of prime tobacco, high/3r
flavored,' and what is better sill) sold at
prices tilt can't be beat in or out of the
city. Strangeri can't mistake the place.
"Punekulwilyi stands at 'the door, good
humoredly Inviting the pillow-by to enter
and enjoy the good things to be found there
—Segars, Smoking and Chewing Tobacco,
of the best brand, Merehalitus, Pipes, &e.
ATTENTION FA RidEßS.—Try the
oelebrated Patent Elastto Rubber lined
Collars, Saddles and Pade. Warranted to
prevent horses front ligalling and to
beal up under work horses already galled,
If properly fitted ; and : sore necks and
backs are kept clean with cold water and
Csv , tiloiSciap, or nopay. ;For sale by J. W.
mainifacturtr's Agent, Gettydburg.
Pa;
Sept. 10-tf
WINTER COMlNG. , —Winter la com
ing, and. COBEAN .1" quattwogest have
made arrangements to meet the wants of
the public by their large assortment of all
kinds of Ready-made' Clothing, for Fal
and Winter wear, for Alen and Boys—
also, Caps, Boots, Shoes, arc., which they
are selling very low. tf
lariat of tht Vtarketti.
Baltimore Grain 6 ITroduee Marked.
Raitioars, Thursday .Horning.
4 75 0 5 00
5 12 @ 5 25
1 25 0 1 50
1 20 1 40
75 0 91
95 @ 1 05
56 o 57
3 75 @ 4 00
8 25 @ 8-,0
2 25 00 2 30
I 6
18k @ 19k
20 (id 20
19 0 19f
StrPza noua,
ExTRA FLOUR,.
WRITE WHEAT,
RED- WHEAT,...
CORN,
Rn,
OATS, ,
TIMOTHY-SEED
CLovint-szliD,
FLLX-exam,
BAOON, Snotrunus,
" Eints,
" Haate,
LARD,
GOLD, New York
Gettysburg' Grain & Provision Market ,
Oeltysborg, Friday Nersitsg.
4 50
. 5 00
25 1 50
1 00 0 100
Suput
EXTRA FLOUR,.
Warn. WEZAT,
ROW WHEAT,
CORN,
RYK,
OATS,
PITCHY/HEAT,
TIMOTHY BEM,
CLOTHE &ID,
POT/TOZII,
INEI
......
BEIOULDZRB,/.‘
MARRIEiD
DIZD.
ELECT/ON. -
The mentbent of .41.111 ADA.IIB COUNTY
AtigIOULTURAL 1900IIITY" will meet in Agricul
tural EVA' on Aranday,Januarp lid, MO, at 1
*lock, P.M.. to transact the usual buslnem—after
which an bitetion will be hold kw oilcan for the
leer 1170 in accordance with the provisions of the
charter. . By order of the Board,
8.0. Puntirroci.' lbereta
dARITICL iy. BACEBBT, Pleshient.
Lee. 17,17M9.—itt
•
E LECTION.
/1...8T-NATIONA 13.ANK 01 01.1171891.0.
Notice is hereby given to the Bteekholders or the
V HST- N Ai'lt)NAl, lt ANE 01 LlltlB BUBO,"
that as thction aw slvlo DIA /MOW, to serve
one year, will be held at the Banning Dense of eald
Umtata hen, on Tuesday, Ute 11th of January, 1870,
t 1 u'el, ck."l. 31.
ONO. ARNOLD, I ashler.
Deo. 17, 18130.-31
RLECTION.
J
THE MUMMASIIIIRd MUTUAL MS PRO
TECTION SOCIETY "111. hold an .11Jectiou for 12
Ditusorults; at the calm of the Society, eft
.11finduy, Ike loth day of January, 11170, bet vouch lb.
hours o twelve and thKee o'clock to the alter - boon,
"Snarlers are entitled. to one vote for each porky-held
JAR EJ BIT SSELL, Secretary.
Dec. 17, l Stll.-31
I)RIVATE SALE
A GRE..4T BARGAIN.
• A Diem tiful and uroducting FARM, situated la IDs
fertile Pietist ick Valle?, out) 3 miles from Frederick
City, /Id , coutains dt s ACHII3, improvements, a
splendid
Stone Mansion douse,
Barn, Carriage House, patty, Corn Crib, Wagon
Shed, to , &c., good Bering of Water; Also, Runnin g
Water to all the Arid,. reach and Apple Orchards
er upwards of 700 Tree,. Fencing good.
airE.ale positive. Pries $6,000.
Apply to GNU. P. WEBSI'ER,
Property Agent,
Prederick City, Md.
Dee. 17, 1869.-30
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new Wk.
reagie GODWIN, one of the ablest of American
writers, will furnish • merles' of noteworthy articles
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RIO HARD GRANT WHITS will c patios* his
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ORELDON it COMPANY,
454 and DUO Broadway, New York.
Dec. IT.-4t
S HEEIFF!S SALES
In punuang g f sundry writs of Ilea feeble eat
Vehdltionl lipotthe, leaning out of th e Omni of Ad
ams county, tome dintese4 there will Iss awned
to Public Sa to, at the Court hoses In the Borough of
Gettysburg, on , Zattarrday, the 191 day qf Assamgry,
1070, at 1 odools, T. N.
TWO LOTS OF aitOUND, !haat' In the Boroagb
of Berwick, Ada= conn ty, Pennsylvania fronting on
German street and Fleet attest, and adjo ining lots of
the German Belbrined Cho rob, on wkich are ceded
a two story Ithugh•call ~HOUSB. with a two story
Bacithaildfag attached, put brick and part frame,
used sa • Carr imptesakmos Shop, a Blacksmith Shop,
Wash House, Cistern, Log Stable, Weil of Windt% Hog
Pell and • variety of choke DIN t. seised sad t e l.y
in exocatiop na the projpeUloint ithrusg.
A Rims AND LuTi al In abbotbstawM. Ad
ams county, Pennsylvania, troutlog on th e Getty,-
burg and York turnpike on the North, mooing beck
to Fleet street on the south, and adjoining Male on
the east 01 Freda( 10k Wqlf, on the west at Witham
Desk and oantathlog 0 BM FOUSTLI of qn 40s1 OF
a ADDigp ~,,,,c s ar ION; Improve with a two. story
FA 41‘.11 'hum, Ironic ilhdp, /ramie Stable, Hog
Pen, sod other entbuildino, a Walla Water at the
ir'lad Nun Trees on Lthe prpesleth. Aliso, the
t;reat of TRootis ALLoniii in 3 44:1R1g8 of LAND
ottaste 1 4.14 1 0 00 9* of ReiOnok, 4doiso 00'1,4;
P ooo r4lnala,wOolololr WWI of WWI* Dltti_a_car
and /swirl* Wolf &hod End takoo in ex
.••Agioo
AS Os p ro perty of Thaw awns".
JetOgill BLUME, Sheriff.
3. Sherlfsoll6co, Gettysburg, Dia 17, ISS9.—ta . .
AlliPloo percent of the pentium In iti o upen all
Wes by the Sheri* mast be pant'omir I slur
the p rop er ty ia lW.k &ion or woe al to compty,
ther e La t h e peey will be aspllst Its up for soh. .
• NOI
THE account of LlimitY HARBOLD,
(hardier/ of stew:sou sal Naito of aill4olll.
Juana, =liar and of Wt Lents *
,dosolund, boa
bean Slod In tbo Orphan?' Court of Adana county,
and wilt bo coedit:nod rafrodety,ll4'.itay of A,.
nary nal, nalonacasure to tbo 000trarp . by abothy
Sp the Ogrt.
(1, N{ I+., 0114 1
.Decol0;11180.-8, 11.
%ROISTER'S NOTICES.
TICE is, hereby given to all
- _ mumt ether Pami , twiworlled, that die
Albablearation Amnon* hereinafter aleadosial Ifn
be prim*. ted Orphaiu 'ems of Adams oinntki
firroniallnaation and allowance, on. TTIUDATithe
ltth 44 7 of JANUARY mixt, at 411144„,14,
251. lineal tied ihial account of Frederick
rvird , loramot; air% Ailatioletraiara of kOo k t
Sl i Alret and Stud - mama of James Maw, nth
latiklkala - Acf 4 mi Lakin. deeeneed.
jacceri., Zips. ter'
The 103001 int amtko.. laseator
A
Akwiaaa lieotardate Of tetheortre ship, deed.deed. . "" WM. OLTZ HOteirhaeri
1. &woad aid hod &mast of allow Myers. and
AlliMilll4 rateUtollll of tlar 1101 WIN sad Tip:,
iessiter dooms&
ItLA ill. 1. riTOFFI, Flealatal.
Ste, ' - ' '" • ' -
ECM
YOIIRTU
QM!
SIXTH
MG ere.
For returning full club, from - those Free Tickets,
accompanied by the ta4, we will flee the unit, extra
premiums that we now give,Jatt Lb* same u if You
had paid Ip cents for each one of your Tickag..
wino you to understand that not any other firm In the
business tun Compete with oe lo spy way whetever.
As this tree ticket is only good for the Holidays
woo suet mud itt your order, beibre the 20th of Jan.
nary, 11)70.
"In every order amounting to over g6O, accompanied
by the cub, the agent may retain s2oo,and in every
order of over 11100,33.00 may be retained to
COMMISSIONS •
Agent' will be paid tea par oeit, la Oseb or
chatinlee, when they nu. or ram lanai atm. Cr
which below we give a partial L let of Committal:ma ;
Poi AN 1:1:•D/CP, $.30, front a club lends's:,
will pay the Agent, as ranunlialon, 13 vs:Brown
or Bleached Sheeting, flood Dress Patters, Wool
Square Shawl, Franc! Cseeintere Paletsaad Vest Pat—
tem. Flue Large White Counterpane, eta., or $3OO In
FOR AN ORDER. OF ASO, froms' Clob of Fall, Ts
will pay the Agent, es Commandos, 46)Ids. Atntilng,
One pair heavy Wool Illangete, Popli p n Dries pluton'.
N 1144800 * if_ 6O I . NRAI illft•thim, puk
c
eta., eta, or 115.00 in cash. -
FOR AN CIADIR 074100, *oar a Oina of Onak /furs
dred, Ira will pay the Arial, a. connfulou, 100 ythi.
wyarn:ride atiaralag,Onia SUVA' Hunting CRS
elch, Rich Ifattp Wool Ilbapl.finit orall Woolfreach
Oanliineriainc., etc.; or $lO in cub.
Wed° hoe vanploy any Travelling Agents, sad tia; -
tonesti Agall %lI'S pay moony to pennon pitorttaii
to Wont agetitt, 11/1141S personal!, acguatattl.
1113. 82 1 1 D
MOM RT Aifiraorp Simirant
• ,
cii i . ;:s4er NO !mita?, pad fur ow now 8 pago
PARKER CO.,
98 da 100 Summer at., Boston, Mass.
oet. 210889.-ly
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WI ouboefibor luigiotadanorirtoorsidgfa
.I. lam PauTOG lupin° MINNS , et the eht
Hand;f Broad t 00, Boithaore drool, Gottirobiiia,
(ndit oppodop hdrosoodur IftOro), whorvi tar, will
always bo prePared to ttp ID the bollkottiP. • -
PHWINIHOHOE4III3HOTTIVIOXIN;
1•08, - c.Tn: H4PERIELH, Attp
, - - ALL OTHER STYLEB, '
dial ma PAogotraph
I)
e vaissly ,i - :ititikieb , & , h, and torsalo dii i
,
rs as a con, overythisi dose to photo Oar'
err sod, cflooactolludfod, , : .• A
• . - J. It. gni* ,
?
4mPa iada t .- -
at,
I via cored of. Dakhla". avid Datehle by a 'Duple
remedy end WM seed therreeekt4 free.
• ANIL 47. , scoosTr, NOboken, N. J.
Dec. 10-4 w . .
A THIEF.
Ile hes Dies traeslfeellaktaill baiarkagglng Arne
gists and prrranspartfera,tatlatais ap sea salting a
base compound which ha...calla WOLCOTT'S PAIN
PAINT. All of Woloadrn gitaiVna -reanadiso limire 4
white outside wrapgawart(AgreoprreßLoci
oat br counterfeits.
Six Pints of, WOLCOTr* ANNIII/LATON for
Catarrh and Cotta the !Aid. oa one Pint or Palo
Paint, for Ulcer. or Palo, slut traitor exgrierts charges,
tisoolgt of the-
in
at ISt Chadian) Eaans,
If• • Urn° e gallon of Pain Paint (doubly stren g gth) for
U). Fault bottler sok] bynallitrortgista.
Pee. 111-4 w L. WOLCOTT.
BEST CABINET ORGANS
AT LOW/SWF PRIORS.
That lb. MASON & ti*MLIN CABINET aid ME
TROPOLITAN ORO AN$ are Um MT IN ?US WORLD la
proved by the almeat. Subsidises' Opinion of tradi
tional m otitis., by the award to them of SEVEN
TY-FIVE GOLD nod SILVER MEDALS or other
bighead premiums, at principal Industrial compett
thus within few year., Irclndlog the MEDAL, et
the PARIS EXPLINTIUN. Cud by a sale very ninth
greater than that 'elegy ember iimeriusents. This
Company manufacture ONLY yrirt-CLABR INITRONLyra,
and will not make .. cheap organ." at any price, or
suffer an Inferior Instrument to bear their name.—
Raving greatly increased their &ditties for menu.
facture, by the nor doctien of new machinery and
otbarwiat., they are now making WETTER ORGANS
than RYER BEFORE, at lacrosse& economy in cost,
which, in accoidonce Isttls their axed policy of selling
•Iwayt at least remunerative profit, they are now of
tering ni PRICIB Ilain ritilltlOkt WORK. FOUR
ocrAVE ORGANS, P Walnut Case, $5O. Ifivz
OCTAVE riteitir 8, Double Reed. Solid Walnut Casa,
carved and paneled, with FIVe. Wrokli (Vol.,
Dla
pesos), Aftlodia, tints, Tremnlnnt), 9 1 21. Other
Idyl.. in prokortion.
Circular. '
with full particulars, Inetedlog accurate
drawings of the different styles or orgasm, and mach
iniormetion bleb wall be of .orrice W every par
cha eer of an organ, will be sent free, and postage 'mid,
to and one duiring them.
blel.eloN HAMLIN OMAN CO.,
151 Tremont at., Ronal ; 698 el roadway, New Perk.
R Id-4w
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Knit dug Marl:nue ever I_, uted
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Slachinu will run tither backward ur tirward
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Will Knit 20,000 Stitches in
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with any kind of coarse or line woolen yarn, or cot.
tun silk, or linen. it will knit stockings with doable
heel and tot, drawer., hood., sacks, smoking cape,
o•mforts, purses, rands, fringe, afghans, nutnan mo
dessieevat, mittens, skating cape, lamp wicks, maps,
Cord, undershirts, shawls, jackets, cradle blankets,
leggin., ensuenders, wristers, tidies, tippets, tuned
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•
From $5 to $lO per Day
Out be made by any one with Me American Knitting
Machine, knitting stocklage, /lc., while .-xpert opera
tors can even make more kaitting fancy work, which
always commands a ready rain A person can readily
knit from twelve to Arleen pain of stocking, per day,
the profit on which will be not less than lorty cents
per pair.
FARMERS
Om sell their wool at only forty to fifty cent. per
pound; but by getting lb. wool made Into yarn at
email expense, and knitting tt intosocks, two or three
dollars per pound can be realized.
On receipt of 826 we wil Lrward a machine as or
dared.
We wish to procure active AGENTS in every section
of the United :Kates and Canadas to whom the most
liberal inducements will be offered. Address
AMERICA. K. LCTLNU MAL:OINK COMPANY,
Roston, Male , or Bt. herds, Mx.
Dec. 10-4 w
BRONCII 111 iljOR Tit ROA r
DISEASE
MOSE AFFLICrED WILL FIND A REMEDY IN
ALLEN'S
LUNG BALSAM
BE CON VINCRD BY POSITS'S PB.4:101, AND
TEST IT YOURSELF
Zssitsvrtaxt, Ohio, February 20th, 1869.
M J. N. LIARRIS
Genacm.:—l have been afflicted for ten or twelve
years with Brouchiti• in its worst form, and have
tried everything that I could buy recommended, but'
with little or ao relhf, until I need year ALLEN'S
LONG BALSAM, which gave ma relief In a short
time. I believe It la the best preparation extant. for
all diseases of the throat and lungs, and I feel It my
ditty to my thin mach Mr my awn case, so that others
may try It and get relief.
Respectfully, MATHIAS MERMAN.
We know Mr. freeman well, and haw statement
above Is COITICt. W. A GRAHAM k
Who/emelt. and :Irbil! Druzgi at ZaueeriLe.
Dec 10.-4 w
fOR,Ty TIIQIISAND
CASES OF GOODS
were shipped from our house in Ono Year, to families
clubs, and merchant., in every part of the country,
from Maine to California, amounting In value to over
ONE MILLION DOLLARS
Our facilities for transacting thls immense brisiame
ars better than ever before. We have agents in all
the principal citlee to porchaie geode from the Mann
famoren, Importers, end others, for CASH, and often
et an Immense sacrifice from the original coat of pro
&Knots.
Our stock consist-a, in part,of the following goods ;
SHAWLS, BLANKETS, QUILTS, COTTON $,
HAMS. DRESS GOODS, TABLE LINEN, row ELS.
HOSIERY; GLOVES, SKIRTS, CORSETS, to., Be.
SILVER-PLATED WARE, SPOONS . PLATED ON
NICKEL SILVER, DESERT FORKS, FIVE-BOTTLE
PLATED CASTORS, BRITANNIA WARE, GLASS
WAKE, TABLE and POCKET CUTLERY, in great.,
variety.
ELEGANT FRENCH AND GERMAN FANCY,
GOODS, BEAUTIFUL PHOTtaIRAPH 4i, BUMS, the
newest and csitiolcest styles. in 1 10`romal and Velvet
Bindings.
.
MOROCCO TRAVELLING BAGS, lIANDKER.
CHIEF AND GLOVE BOXES, At.
GOLD AND PLATED JEWELRY, OF THE NEW
EST STYLES.
We have also made arrangements with some of the
leading Publishing Houses, that will enable tis to sell
the standard sud !sleet works of popular authors at
about one-half the regular price:—gush as 11111.4.4..
Moon, 8111,15, litLroli. dad Tr4rtrox's Woargi,
suit Gilt aqd Cloth Bindinfs,—and hundred. of
°them,
These and everything else fir
ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE.
We do not offer acknrleartlcle of merchandise. that
can be sold by regular dealers at our price. We do
not ark you to bay goods from us anise■ we can sell
them cheaper than you can obtain them in any other
way,—whtle the greater part of car goods are sold at
about
One-Half the Regmlar Rates.
We want good reliable agent! in every port of the
Country. By omptcylug your 'pare time to farm
char and sending sts orders, you can obtain the mast
ilbatlbi commtesions, either in CASH or morcories.
DIGS, and all goods gent by c i s willew as represented,
and we ruerantes ottlafnetion to every one dealing
with one house.
As the Holidays aie coming, we are making special
arrangements to supply every one who reads our ad
vertipmeitt, with the moat handsome and useful Holi
day presents that can be thought of or wished - for,
and to enable them to procure them cheaply and
eipeclitiouedy, we will give to any onewho ‘lll
be
come our Agent, ONEtymittio "NM TICHIIIII4,
enumerating sogit of the rusay'Marrour ergs* friar
which you can rro your velem& of - Efolidiy
anti.
,PAY THE EXPRESS-CHARQU-
Tble Offer is cnoraespetdally to assist Ageikts fp Q.
Western and Suntbern States, but Is open to all ear
tonm-s.
UZI
dratiuments.
wHEELER & WILSON'S
LOCK-STITCH
Family Sewing Machine.
'OVER 400,000 NOW IN U6E.
ILEAJWIZE IT II EPOIIII BITTING 4.vr (max
•
81 , LO ON LIA.X PL 4N,
$1 0 PER MONTH.
PETERSON f4:SRPENTKR, General Ayentn.
OKNNRAL °rine R for AD I MS COUNTY. J ACOD'S
DUI ANISKASSU/SO STREET,
G Y.TI TSBURG, PA.
Nor. 12, If.ta—tlrn
GROVER &•BAKER'S
FIRST PREMIUM
ELASTIC STITCH
I!KMILY
SEWING MACHINES,
495 Broadway, .New York
730 Chen/nut effect, Philadelphia
POINTS OF EXCELLENCE
Beauty and Elasticity of fillftb.
Perfection and Simplicity of Machinery.
Using both thrsada directly from Um spool..
No fastening of seams by baud Ned no wn,ls or
thread.
Widerange of application without eb.ange of ad-
Jastment.
Thomism retains itsboanty a udfirmnenafterwash-
Jugend Ironic
Besides doing all kino:o f work done by other Sew.
log Machines, these .‘lachines exECtlllf the most
beaatlfnland permanent Embroldar‘ and ornamental
work.
i?Tbe Highest Premiums at all the inks mid
of the United states and Europe, hare been
awarded thearover A flakPr SOWP g Machine., and
the work done by them, wb exhibited in cote
etition
e •ery highest prise, THE CROBB OF TIIII
LEGION O HNOR, was cootrred w the rero-
itentative of F
the O Grover & Beker e Sissring h
Muhl oe p e•t
the Exponition Unlverselle, Pads, 1'.67, thus attest
ing their great superiority over all other Sewing
Machines.
iltir for sale by D. W. ROBISON, Gettysburg.
NOTICE.
rl l lll3 endersigned tiering had 17 years' experience
a practical Operator on hewing Machines
WOnidas
recommend the Grover Salter Family Ma.
chine an the cheapest and beet machine fur family
toe. The simplicity of constructk n and elasticity of
stitch made by thee. machines Ste two very itop.rt
ant points in their favor. 260,000 of the.. machines
are today bearing witness to the truth of our as
sertions and the demand Is steadily increasing.
We have also Shuttle Machines on hand for Tailors
and Conch-trimmers use. Call and see us.
D. W. ROBISON, Agent,
Chem bersburg it., Gettysburg, Pa.
June 1 I, 1569.-1 r
BE , KNE AGENTS WANTED FOR
STRUGGLES AND TRIUMPHS OF
P. T.- BA RNUM
Inurreg NT HOtlin. IN On Lanai' Ocvsvo TOL
IINhAINADLT 800 Pease—Purrins IN SIOUAN AND One
NAN. 33 ICLYCIANT FULL PALM BIetiItAVINOIL
It Embraces Forty Years Recolleetkois of his Bpoy
Llfe.es a Merchant, Manager shlanker, L. ctnrer, and
Showman. No book published so acceptable to all
classes. Every one wants It. Agents average from
SO to 100 rubeeribara a week. We oder extra Induce
meets to Agents. Illustrated Catalogue and terms
to Agents not free.
J. B. BVR& it CO., Pabtidier', Mulford, COUP
N0v.12-8.
VIN 60A1L-11 ow made in 10 hours without drop
For Clren l ele,addrese L. SAGE, Vinegar Works,
Cromwell, Conn. [Nor. 26.-8 w
,g DENTE WANTED FOR BEFORE TUE FOOT
A
LIGHTS AND BEHIND TUE rCENEE, by Olive
Logan. A high•tosed, rapid selling book. A coropkte
expose albs abow.world. COO pages ;CO engravings.
Prospectus and Swept* tree to Agents.
PARMELEE At CO., PhCadalpttla, Pa , or Middletown, Cons. [Nor. 28,-8*
AGENTS WANTXD for our Great Houeettold Work
Our Home Physician !
A. New Mandy Book of Family Medicine By Dr.
BEARD. of the University of the etticif New York...-
slated by rusdical professors in the earions depart
ments Three years dev.ded to Its preparation. Quack.
ery and humboggery exposed. Professors in oar lead
ing medical colle,e4 testily that it is the beat family
doctor book ever written Outfit and sample free to
egeots.
A. IL HUBBARD, 100 Cheatuut et., Philadelphia, Pa
Nue. 26.-4 w
,g .ICNTS WANTED —Newest and greatest Invention
A
oat—the Nov Pelf-adjusting Garde., for cats
g
perfect fitting Pants, Roundabouts, and Ladies'
Dresses. Indtspensible in every household. Address
RAW AY t POOTT, Pittsburg, Pa. (Nov. 26-4 w
WHERE! WHERE?
W H - E R E ?
_
DID YOU BUY THAT
NICE NEW SUIT
Will, AT
S. WOLF'S
CLOTHING STORE,
n the Diamond, Cor. of the Square,
TOWN OF GETTYSBURG. COUNTY OF ADAMS
AND STATE OF PENN'A.
THAT'S THE PLACE,
the very piece, for
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!' lIARGATXE!!!
in everything—Over Coats, Dress Coat., Pantaloon.,
Vesta, Linderaliina, Whit. Shit to, Collars, Neck
Tie.. Gloves, Comforts, Hai., Caps, Quote and
Shoes. Clock., Welcher, Jewelry, Per
fumer/. Clothes !treaties, Trunks,
Carpet Baas, Vallee., Umbrellas, '
and ten thourvid aril
" Wig; cal .too numerous
to lturert."
Cell, examine, be convinced, boy, and be glad.
Highest market price paid for all kinds of FUSS,
Dec. 3, 1869.—tf
YjITABL/ISLIZB 18611
TIPTON & MYERS'
EXCELSIOR GALLERIEs
YORK STREET, GETTYSBUEO, PE #'4l
PICT(' MKS OP ALL STYLES
Views of the Battle-field
Aeml Stamp fur Catalogue
FRAMES, ALBUI4III, &a, &e
Doe. ?, 1869.—if
Border Damages,
I LAIMANTS for Damages sus,
taino4 la Adams 00510 from the Nor are hem
by needled that as Gelnleined lAN'S Ie Won ' toed. to
Proton . ceellieneetleit ter IkentAlerieg the eaulag
wititer,sed that It Is highly hoportaat &troll Interest.
tit to roll immediately epos their Coeupet, or si.tin
deraigned, Committee of the Dor at o•loyabuitt, to
Make th e 'Heusi," arriageasehr to her•Ctlietr
claims presented.
D. WILLS, •
W. oloOklitat.
J. 0. 011110.1ic'
editioittoo.-
Dtc. 3, taw.-zi
STORE - FOR .SALE
The enedeeeld,,Adialalstretziz of )stet.. tbe thee of
Asa e
..T. dectriedwiLl eMI at. Pelenteleke
the ROCK AND IIXI'UJ of the.old estehltabed.
sad known Atote of said deemed, 9 1.4441 le
BILNDARSVILLL Ada= cottety. peeethk, Tie bkore..
keepeee.or thole deettiem to, ga into (4,aaaa aas ,.. a
fare eeptinantil L ()Ij W. 314 molt se 444 oar.
prison a nera eseortmeet of good atireble Goode.—
Aii *mese eitli be mode on cat plc.', end
term, mode easy. -The Si eroemwilll.eeteM 4if.
Ap= Goes to the Athelbietebtlis teddies nn the .
JOIt C. 91110341; AWN..
.1
D4.4,11169.--tt
CAUTION
ti
OU T 3YWARD bND .110
away tram to saintoriboa, nebilag. is •Saat
a i ls.
Moen pisoty, es, the. Sin oilleirinstin
CA t a itierecuir a "" -aa""
ass are honor ociroot o c etiot 6. 0 6. 91 ".
account, aI will nits be reoposetion kir ale' dints o f
hie cooingly&
Lt; ILC9.-4ta aPsziezaw
Dec.
.NOTICE.
•
NOl4Oll LI hereby ifssit 4pliamit b.s
nude to Goveraor he' thi of
Itaini n gsvictod . hind t of , Ibid . is" IhisatstsC
Mw
Atglult =v .
og.; and atatiaNual to o */*
rimmii a Vila , wad So • *
alp °OPT ' 4 ll4hrit i o l iaLeft
•
few akiverlinnenti:
rr 11E ItEkt EXCELLENCE
1 and Cheapness of our Cloth! ng la the ,411 y sPet et'
of our grim imece,s.
I=
REA I) Y-MADI CLOT Li N
Milli' Wel ERIALS. We rise noms but “all
wool" goods every piece
of which Is well spong
ed, and carefully ex
amined.
Our matter. of Reedy
-
:made Clothing are such
es could work In
other eatablislument a
Cimalum Work; their
sort combines nab fort
with style,
Our bends ars supplied
with tke best trim.
ruing', and we see that
they use than, and
every &tilde Is Oou
mighty tested before
being put i.ta stork.
Every garment, gold is
accompanied with •
gal guarantee, hoid
log eta for
the Current need of ril
tho representations
wade.
IL I. conceded that We
large business cad
many other ad 'materna
enable to to sell lower
than any ocher house.
We Inert., • :Air corn
patio, n of prices.
CiEMEM
WKLI. MAIM
UIJARANTEVI)
LOWEST r RICED
Poll
FALL AND WINTER-OP 1689.
have made - tb•
GREATEST PREPARATIONS YET.
NUMBERLESS GARNINNTS,
ENDLEBB VAkINTY,
COuteEiT BELECTIONS,
GoODS TO WEAR WELL.
srANDARI, sTYLRS,
LATEST FASHIONS, _
NEW FURNISHING GOODS.
our good,' are marked at lower oric's ih
we ra the eau,' article,' Dot year.
cusTom DEPA itT3l ENT
AND
DEPART3ILAT Pot Bone AND YOUTHS' AHAB
Are especially well prepared to
ootlif
!‘ EAT AND SETTER give
1./UTTERS.+ction.
IMPEL/V.ICD SYSTEM,
OftEATER DISPATCH.
A FINNS, LINE OF 000D8 TII iN XV/IR,
SCHO IL ,L./THES.
suxuAr cLoruts
MANY
WEARING QUALITIEs UNEQUA4NEW STYLES
D.
OAK HALL BUILDINGS
N TE STILTS
S. E. cor. Gas !BAR ?t RIS LAbOEST
8., H
Philadelphia. Em
braciog whole block on 6th from Id...kat to Minor.
Uct• 22—Ulu WaNAMAKEH. t BROWN.
Arai and gersonal
OUSE AND LAND
AT PUBLIC SALE
The undersigned wit Ilse] at Nadi:: Vendee. on the
premises, on Thterdas, the 1.11/h day of Dezember hut,
TRACT OP LAND, late the property of 6U11,01
WrIbWANTZL, deceased, In Cumberland t o ono
mile (rum ..ettyibtirla on the Harrisburg rued, ad.
Jolalug lands or Josiah Benner and the Po* House
ruin, containing 3 ACRE more or less, with e
DWOLLIBIO ROUSE, amble sod other [reprove-
wean thereon The laud is valuable and qt. proper
ty desirable to any one mating a 'mall 'Mart as a
home.
Sale to combence at 1 o'clock, P. M.. when attend
ance will be given and term. made known by
JOHN 00N RAD,
Guardian of Jaoob WeiaarinteL
' 0. McCRICADY,
Attorney for Mary lifelamantet.
Dec. 10,0419.—td
VALUABLE FARM AT
PRIVATE BALE
The nod. reigned otters at Private Sale Gls valuable
FARE. climate in St. Thomas township, Franklin
ci,nnsy, on the road from Campheilatown to the
Warm Npriog road, of a mile fl-gm the latter
road, containing 71. AettlES, more or lees. The Izi
pn.ivements are a new two-story FRAME DWEL
LING 16224 feet with a Frame Barn, 202E5 beet, and
outbuildings. There is a never-billing Spring of
water on the premises. Abont 22 Acres are in good
Timber, with a large proportion of excellent Meadow.
The farm la under good fencing, and in good order,
and conyealentiy Invited for Mills, !shot!-!lone., /lc
The terms will he mmy to suit purchasers.
Persons desiring to view the premises will call on
Daniel [(bowie, residing on the adjoining farm. For
farther in lormatlun address
MERRY MILTENBERGER,
rullembarg,lint ea., Peons,
Oct. 29, 1869.-6 m
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT
PRIVATE SALE..
The undersigned offers at Private Sale a VERY
DESIRABLE FARM, situate in Straban township,
about 114 wiles southwest of Newchester, adjoining
lands of Henry Thowasa, Esq., George Cashman, aid
others, contsMaing 86 ACRES of Land in a high state
of cultivation. The Improve nerve are a new weath
erboarded COTTAGE HOUSE, Frame Barn, a thriv
ing young Orchard of Apple and Peach Trees, Grape
Vines and Fruit Trees in the yard, a well of . Water at
the door; a never-failing B:re.:an rune through the
centre of the Publ. There is au abundance of Tim
ber. The location Is convenient to Churches, Schools,
!fills, and Market.
The Property la well suited for division, nod will be
sold In Lots or entire to snit eureka/Ara.
Persona wishing LO view the premises or ascertain
terms, will call an tee subscriber or address by letter.
ABRAHAM FICHES.
New Cheater , Aug. 13,1869:—tf
PRIVATE SALE
OF A FABil NEAR GETTYSBURG
The undersigned having divided him Vann lying in
Cumberland township, Adams county, Pa, obon t 134
miler west of Gettysburg, to the right of Chaintiors
burg turnplits, about 4 mile, offers a portion of
It at Private Bale. it ointains about 115 acres of
good Bum land, with 30 acre. a good Timber.—
The Imprivemerito are a now two-story Brick House,
frame Chtokuipto, Prams Boat, and all other mem.
wiry outiu lidinga. There Is a One young Orchard in
good boozing oondition of ail kinds of Pntit. The
greater part of the land basalt been limed and is In a
good state of coltivatluo.
IEIL,Any pawn within to purchase storm near
toe 0, ktarkets.Churches, School-houses, should n
fail to call and fee this one.
July 16, 1169.-tf TEIVDOII.II BKNDSR
Zt Ci et tysburg, Pa
VALUABLE TOWN RESIDENCE
FOR SALE
Thu undersigned, intending to remove from Getty*.
burg, offers at Private Sale the property in whi
he resides, on High street, adjoining property of John
liennig ott the Haat and of Harriet Shilling on the
Wveti fronting 30 feet on IlfgC tgrest and rennin
back tow twelve foot aßey. Tee HOUSE le • new
titinatory F1.C141 Building, conveniently arrange
with • large STABLB on the lot—everything being
In firabrate order. It will be weld on rensonabl
terms.
For further inSannatkin apply to
Gettysburg. Pa., W. WEIGLE.., Noy. 6, 1869.— f *
VALUABLE TOWN •PROPERTX
AT PRIVA.TI.I SALE.
The Eget:ll.ton of the Will of JOaN CAltlo3, .deed , offer at Private Dale, the Vali:made Beal Estate of raid
decedent ou the corner of Baltimore and East Middle
streets directly oppordte the COMET 1101:1811, 45 fart
on Baltimore street by 14L'Ieet deep. Improved wit
a TM 0-nTORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, marble
cutting shop, sad a well of eitellnent water, fruit, Ac.
Tbl- as one of the most de:arab/1r places in Gettys
burg. Apply to
J .M . A:AYR:tin 4L
L NN e
ON,
J.
Nor. 5, 181.9.—tf rano torn.
. .--_.
uIIEAP LANDS!
-- .
I have Ibr Gab nor, Goan !DO PARER, vary) s* in
size from 19 Acre. te. /1000 Acre., and varyog ht
Price from 11 to $3O PRA ACRE. Th • climate It - us
surpamed. Soil ailittial to the growth o• Grata.
Clover, Gram, Fruit and Grapes. Water Ir abettotrpr
and good.
CH ICA4 RAILROAD TICILETEw ill be pro Tided for
all who come tome to bit/ lend.
,For catalogue of prices, tr.., address
..JNO. 4. CUIRTTER,
Greensboro', IC. 0
Rept. at.18119,-641
HOUSE AND LOT •
AT PRIVATE SA,LF
The subscriber withal to dispose of hie House ate.
Lot situated on the td o i ntneehurgiiroti 844 d°l°' to
town.
The SOUSE Ica new TWCF-STORY )FANS BUILD.
IPiti with a one and half story Bacitbnikling, a
Frame Pt ble, and a choice variety of Fruit. The
buildings are all new having been put n with good
amens/ but • tow years ago,
Any woo "Wes to pgrobsoo peoperty
ahmild yet tail to cell and foe this one as it Ls a /
property in all respects. Teruo will made eas y,
No.
3 •
Ortiyabura, Noy. a. , • 4
FOR SALE
My Property on Chaatherrieirg at., Gittytberp, ftt•
I 'HE HOUSE is a two story brioli,
Gas in It, a Hydrant in the lard with vt:l net.
nnildgegs, choke varfettes of °rupee. ittraarberties,
Blackberrhs, Idepbeerlei, Prarlt gad dwarf Pear
Tram. on IS lot. S. B. SOW.
Sept. 10.--tt
vaL;UABLE *ILLS
AT PRIVATE SALE.
• No; 1--A very desirable Mill Pr*
perty, witb Ib ACD.VOr LAND, on As haul untars
of Ms Slonocacy, one mile from ti.rpty, known as
L10.13'. mill.
No.
2—On e (Abe? kiiirPxotrert,y,
..M t 40 ACRIP OP L Olt), est Minh Creellt, luewst
*lB3lllWe MID, six mil, weat of Gettysburg.
.
No. 3-ooe other Mill Property,
'tot so Achim OP lotaiD. the turnplit• load's:lg
from Abbisttefsiwb to Hattowsku Mee alb haY tio Ulm
ter placei ktiewa w Mollirkiftes MtU.
A CHOICE FAIIM,
ceitaisin, ACERB OF LAND. 80 AO=
- TI3IEIRR, mostly llRRalkepo orj tio. , tire
FDA choke Boildfogo, taro miles west of llonyobarg
ORO, ARNOLD.
.tatkrabarg,Dipt.24lB,4. 7 *.
, ,
P. tle—l wiraldbaednag a mai of thialiove MD Pro.
looAlaufor a good faro la Adams °oust', Pa.
GAO. ARNOLD,.
WOOD F 04 %. 5A4 4 441
• SOO CORDS OAR
Sao HICK-OBY,
AT BANDO.R?EI
laperks $ll mot* wa OJI groga.
010. AMNIA
ad V b lirg. 'N/M//111,"-e'
.. . .
• -UR ALE
MAE axe
mi 1 P ms,m6,:.
4 .* ihsf ., W. v 0 i.,..i., Bria g
.x. A. ' 'll64 l ll 6 PitilemilliNdr, ..• doors top
ittuelor• nrset, Ina Lescadevitie.
Run 11,1;
THE PERYZITION
FLOUR, GRAIN, GROCERIES, ho.
T HZ a ndersigned li paying a t kis Waro4onse,in
Carlisle street adjoins" linekler's 11•11,the
blgbestprlcestor
FLOUR., WEIL!. all, Cons, OATS, IIICI
- AND TIMOTHY-811M8,
POTATIAIII, &c., ac.,
endi evite.prodoe 66666 give hieneestlliakree•Miling
lie gas constantly on ha ad gaggle,
NolassecSyropa.Ooffeem,Sugars.Ac...R3 Salt irk,.
Oils,Tateatbraw , dove, Baconand Lard,Tobatars..te. Alio
s
lb* blo f FLOUR,with 'RID of all kiwis.
Ile likewise kas
&noble Pacific GD%O, Rhoda.' Phosphate aad •
• illexicatiOnain,
Whilst h•pays tbstaghest market prices forst!
,he halo. h. Win al Ms 'event !Map profits. Ife
asks a share of public patronage, resolved to gira
sat stkettosiativeMsemsfe.
July 23,1860.--tt PCOBICRT ldwalnitirr„
1 4 1 XECUTOR'S NOTICE.—Let-
RA tors Testaneotery on the estate of 81DIZY
DMUS. deceesed,kateof lleadha tournAM, Aden.
-cowl. hsij been yeated.to the undastgoed,
aiding la earekwasibip, she hereby eves notice Co
all perm bred to eaktestate to make tamed.abe d' stow births clams against the
poses, Awe properly unthentleeted 01
10 . 4 4 1 " 10 0 t *
AMANDA STODIBAXII.II, Nerentrfx.
Nov. 4—fit
------
V o2l o.P,—Letters of Admirkis
-4.- tiallhni on the estate of DA) na. Simmer, ht. of
illhabtowe, deems* MN It bees granted to the am.
dandled »adding in If ranliln township, Adams
oOnsig • N. 1* Wm*/ give, notion to atl pereom
dented to Mid *Mate to make legasdlal• pigment s
sad Act* baying clalmaagalsat the same to present
Own properly authenticated foreettleatent,
LINN, Adger,
Not. 26,18.9.4111.
XECUTOWS NOTIOR—Let,
toroTtotantantiry on the estate of Canavan
flantsvita. tat* of Ocoottotto toorooltip, Maur county.
Pa., dottookood, having bean granted to the tinder.
sinned, he Itaraby shun notice to all parsons Indebt
ed to said sototo to nuke tamodisio mama and
those banns eta alplait the who to prompt.
theta properly anlitaalloatad tor mottlootost.
11101111.11 L &MIL Pa'f,
1.490, PG, 1140,—.11t
TN the Court qt gouesuo• EiNia of Athome
N 0.3 November Tenst,l9l29.
Whereto 'RAW* if Jadtzsem did Ale bin petition
Wr Divorce a trinenio statnonnii epsilon NUM*
34ft3y,to aftel Which thalami was ars riled, tested
tb tb. day of „Aumpuak4h, D. 1189 ; kat erbium. as
AI likthmhttu fun honed in Paid tam retainable, tba
Mill dial thIWOOOMT. 41‘.. , b. Wilk the term el Midi
Coaree.von, Ina odd itaborme Jacket)°, aro reipeuitei
to le• *ad appear la yowl. proper person, la Bald (bort,
to 111024111 447 ot J eolotrr. 4 8 70. twosome the peth.
Lieu of yoartnattood; the Geld 1111,11tato Jackson,
and to Mow eases, If soy you bitoo, May beamed.*
not be atoned front t 4 *adapt matrimo o y.
PHILIP minx, Sheriff.
, .
, .
And atii , t. au mottos to am, Gatara,
H. 14. Mau, alibi lionixagbef orb, bitippolat
ed Oesitadtatoear to take teatimes, 04.tleoperlretallo
patltioaer ober* alliihmatia tu tiyea,
la one of 14111 aelrapapetapabl is thillyelearr.•
Tali Walt.
To RaiseelJOtios:—Yba sae lierelbiaollled that
eop•altaaesef aslant's% ender theabuse
will be takaig at alike, Is the Oast:* How. la !tux
aortniab of as rterselay, the bilia /ay ei!
Dftaltber;lllllk aL/11.0 dock. A. N. ef4atialeary.
R. au, von: g,
•
Del 3, ]9lR—fi t
The Clistatonweal/A Ante'
10/o#l 0/UNIT,. 88.1 syloossts b Ms tor4if l
setdOluasty
Gaxgruira conintaad yes dot you 'attach
,- Biur L. tilXlll.oa, acceptor. late ot your cestoty,
ell i mi Lingular his pothi and rhattsk, land) and taw
th IS wheats hands or Namibian the same s
'be , so that be be and appear before oar Court
of CA.111141011 Pleas, tubs Ipoldes at Batty
for lbs said County, on ths'ftrrth *mate age*:
ter ern., ISGO then and thereks titterer T. *elapse
burg tfational Bask, Illidicalle ‘ Or a Plea to
.:Peitk,
sod Col Jon susdPitee 'thitosid Mut I. ;
mixes
tost add all other parsons is whose inlay
sten the alms *Dodo and tinuladA4 *se.
manta, ur asy at Mew. saylntillMlM Mist tlly
.
be sad appeals Wise ono, eta at 1161Lote;
pleas alum Isestklited,' Mgnu *lad eau
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l
-a Um 0° 4 114 .4f1ik. !rd you Oltr
tdil"N . ' • •
ilitakarable tam talgium.,_ Sow .
Idosp Judvietashl gusa° map dins kn .
Ot *Moberg iages
•
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Its Anal 16. 1LU147•41
9110. Mattes tbet the attn. till of ravelis Ate
aisl as Atha bosalle Ma YSe .oaset. 0•10.
-saw Ohm of Adam, ossify fag* You
ass is al** macre sr per Name kis - Mrs al.
tan. ad
itmemot Mixe awfira
4 141 nrding *MO
LOOK HEM
THE undersigned has leafed the
Ware.heaseootbe uoruer. ,l Btrattoestreethad
the Rallrosdaettyabertg.Ps.. audvil I carryon th
.Grain &Produce. Business
• all tobras•hise Vh..!, Ighes I pricdt w 111 itlway.
be paid for Wheat Apt,Oote.Osts, Olov•randThoo
thy Seeds, Ibursied, ;Inman. flay •nd Straw.. Mind
/raft, Xata.losp. Ham. sgnoniderm and eldis,Pota‘,
tons, with •verylOng ale* lathe 000litry pr94an•
liar.
GROOERIE 8
OF ALL KINIA
coostsotl) for sal ',Coffees SagsaniNine sea. °Si*
ups, Tess 'lgloos, Brat, Chess°, Vinegar, gob,
Mustard,itarck, Brooui,Uucketa. k lo_g, oar,
C. AIso,COAL Viab oil, Tar, &a rigi.l ol •
kiods;Spikiosnd Antoling sod CheirlogTo
°seem.
If, ig always stile I Ll 11/pp4 grit rats artiolii
03 VlOnr,iii lib the differs, kloilsotYoed.
Aloo,Orosodi•laster, llustioisodothatfortilf•
sirs. COAL.bI that. oohs' too oresrlosd.,
Rs will also rob a
LINE of FREIGHT. CARS
toNo.lat , Nortb [lnward. Itreet. HALT/MAW add
No. till Markin 'trent. PIIILA DLT,PfIA. An gob.
eent to elitist phiee wink,* received and fonrami
p rom pp y AtlgoodrtbunldAl be marked "CRAP
OAR.'
April 2,1869.-tr
J , IALP/I WIBLI. J. S. WALT
Joseph Wible & Sons ;
Produce Dealers,
.Forwarding
anti Commission Merchants.
South•eart comerof Raaroad and Washington street",
GETTYSBURG PA
H ICIUBST Cash price paid for silicaOtte otOrainaad
Country Produce generally. The highest cash
price paid for good Hay and Ryeiltraw. We will keep
ItOnstantly on hand for ode •111 kinds of
.GROCERIES,
inch argnotre, Coffees, Toes, Moles.. and Syrup, To
b'tecov, Beeps, Spines, god everything usually kept In
a Grocery Store.
LINE OF CARE' TO BALTIhIOIIE.
wo or f rota Baltimore weekly, to
the Warehouse of 111111.LBON * CO., 128 North it.,
corner of Freida* foe the transportations aimed*
each way, leaving, Gettysburg every Monday and rr
torntagen Wetbeeday.
The i beat brands of IIiaTUIZ/12.8 conatantll on
hand, oeseenrs4ataliort mike km theft ordering.
April 9,1869.41
•
EMOVAL.--The undersigned
'LIU boa removed his FLIRTING °Trios from the
Diamond to the oornar of Railroad and Wasklagtos
streets, arbors be will be plowed to meet his old
Moods and patrons.
April 9.-3 t
NEW FIRM.`
A. E.. ECKENRODE
HAS token t►e Witrebours, lately occupied
Philip Hausi.at Granite Station, on Abe hue of tb
Gettysburg Railroad, 2 tunes front lionteritorn,and
will deolla all thuls r of
Grain and Produce •
giving the hihest markat pries. I will also keep
concantlyon h and A>r sale all kinds of
GROCERI..ES,
Coffee, Snpar, Molassmilyus,Taas. Ith Sal
I.h, Oils. Tar, Soaps, Bacon and Lard, Tobaccos, Ac
Also, th• best brands of /LOVA. with Wl= of at
birds; also, Coal.
I rospectrally solicit thepattonagrofenrfrfends.
and Invite the public to call and es ein. my stock
A.I.ECKENApDE.
Jan.22.—tf
NEW FORWARDING
AND COMMISSION HOUSE.
A VDIG purchased the extensive
aaraw w .., Cars, to., Of CULP
the undersigned hstend ttcarry on She business. an•
der the 511110 f 310111•11 t CO at the old steed on
the corner of Wash ington •ad n ital tree d
more extemdee scale than here tofora OD ft
gipe. regular Unita Tref/Ist Oars rlillisave oat
Warehottee *very TUESDAY NOON. cad accom
atodatlon trains will ba run all 00eaalos may reigslE •
By tile arrangement we are
_prepared to convey
Freight at all threes to and from Baltimore.
dal
01 1ainece of this klad entrusted to us,will berrosopt.
It reirded fa. OUT ears ran to the Warehouse of
Wawa * Bone, 166 north Howard street, Dahl.
more. Being determined to pep good prices; sell
cheap saddest fairly, w • l aelleeverybody to ilia
ass call.
WM. M.BIGHAM.
ALWICANDIUt COMMA X
`.P• J BIORAM.
Jaim.B.lll6l.
ROBERT M'CURDY,
DEALER IN
0 ITITSBIIIIO. NUN 'A
A LARGE SUPPLY OP GROCERIES,
SEVERAD VALUABLE FERTILIZERS,
gqal
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
JOHN
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