gonvarding Stniset
K HERE!.
: undersigned has leased the
tbscurner of Strattoestreei and
oad , oettysburß•pa., andwilt eittr.) on lb
ll & Produce Business
ranches The highest price, wil•always
er Whost-Rye,Corn.Oater. Clover and Thno-
S. Fin:seed. Sumac. Hay:sod Straw, Dried
nts.Soati.llurns.eitiouldere sod Bides.
h erytliin; n Ise In the eountr3 produce
OCERIE S
OF ALL KINDS
I.
for sale.Cloffies Sugars .1101 one s. 8p
•, Bp4e•st, 8alt; °beam, Via mar t Soda,
. Surd) , Brooms, buckets. Blacking. Soap,
..00.•L Pleb 014 Tar, it. FIRD oi all
.tketaud Natl.:awaking aud Chewing Tc-
always able to supply • first rata article
sill, the dliretani kinds 01 Pend.
round Plaster. wilbananosandotherfertill-
L. by theonabobion or carload.
alsh run •
of FREIGHT CARS
• .Vf. tl, !Inward 'treat. BALTIAIORX ar.di
Art pi street. PHILADELPHIA. All geode
'the, place wil Ibe received and forwarded
A l l Toode should be m•rked "OBESE"
JOHN CRESS
IMMO
inc. J. 'WM. J RUILJU
eph ll'ible & Sons,
uce Dealers, _Fo:rwardipg
Commission Merchants_
•t cnrn•rof Railroad and Irashingtalit
ETTYSBURG PA
Ei 4 l' cs.L prim paid for nllkiods of Orate and
try Produce generally. The highest cash
,1 for g.ed hey and 123 entraw. We will keep
iy on hand for eel• all kinds of
OCERIES,
oasts, Coffee., Teas, Molasses sOd Syrup, To.-
ieps, Spices, and everything usually kept Ins
Sloe..
OF CARE TO BALTIMORE
I run dine ot rF to Baltimote weekly, to
4,w., of F,311. 1.803 Z & CO., 128 North et.,.
Fradkl , n, fol" the tranaperhatlona of anode ,
hr.,‘lng Gettp,burg every 3londay and te—
n Wedne,.day.
at bratidi of FEIIT;LI7.ERS conatantky
t
ernred at abort matey for I.ll44vordrria4c.,
, I Sl.9.—tt
101' A L.--The undersigned
removed his PRINTING 01.11(•1. iron. the
to the comer of Railroad and Wavhiugton
•here ho will be
.pleased to meet hie old
ad pat rot;
9t J. E. WIELR.
'EW
E. ECKENRODE
isit the Warehouse, lately occupied b
on, at tiractite Station, on the line 01 th
lLallrobl.2 miles from Elutiterstown.antil
to all Limb: of
•aiii and Produce,
hightst market price. I will also keel,
on hand 1...a1e all klodiof
ROUERtE:S,
M. , llllllPell, Spill,. Tell.. a r., • ilh
T . SOISp., Herat • Ild Lint. Tobaccos, Itc
...at branch.' 01 FLOUR, with FEED of •1 .
Coal. •
holly anlitit thepAtronagrofoutfrieods,.
V:eptiLlat to call Ant) wismint my stock
tf A.S. RCKENRODE.
FOR WA DING
COMMISSION ROUSE_
ING purchased the . extensivet •
house, Can., Ac.. of Cm& A EAZDASAR.
limed Intend to carry on the business. un•
of MOHAN & CO., at the old sa■d on
of Wasbinzton and Rallroadatrseta on a,
,si ye scale than heretofore.
•ular line of Freight Cara wililsave
every TUESDAY NOON, and accom--
ralns will be run as occasion - may require,
angement we are prepared to conve,y
-t all times to and from Baltimore. All
this kind entrosted.to ua.will beprompt
. to. Our cars run to the Warehouse of
& Sone, I 05, ,rtt. tiotrard street. Baiti
ng iletermiiihd to pay good prices • sell
deal fairly, weiurit ybody to give
WM. M.BIGRAEI.
ALEXANDERCOBIAN
AMES BIOHAM.
F.119' M'CURDY,
DEALER IN
?, GRAIN, GROCERIES, &o.
GETTYSBURG, PENN'A
erslgn ad is paying • t him Ware-bonst .jes
e street sictiattring Buehler's Ha 11,1014
ices for
HEAT. RYE. CORN, OATS, PMCT—
T, CLOVER A NDTIMOTHY-BEr De, •r ,
POTATOES, to., tc., . ,
producer. togive blinscallbeforipaeiti.
bill constantly on band (oriel"
E SUPPLY OF GROCTRIEs„
irops.Coffess,Bugars 10-srillb Ball /lob,.
asps, Baton and Lard ,Tobosoos. As. Also,
odikof FLOETR,with 1 , 1110. of all kinds.has.
AL VALUABLE FIRTILIZEBB,
cid, Gen°. Rh0 , 3,1' Phosphate •nd A -
Guam.
spays tke highest market prices forall
e sells at the lowest living profits. Us
of public patrociago, resolved to give
in case.
ROHYRT MeCIIRDY,
1/311nil
REAL EXCELLENCE
heepueas of our Clothing lathe ouly-neeret
of our great rotten.
I=l
BY-MADE CLOTHING
a TERI ALS. We use none but "all
wool" goods every piece
of which le well goug
ed, •nd carefully ex
amined.
Our cutters or Reedy
madeVlotlina are such
as bold Sprott in
other establishments
oh Ca stout Work; their
work combines comfort
with style.
Our Lando are 'applied
with the beet trios.
MEM
wings, and we see that
they use them, and
Li, MADE. - mery article Is thor
oughly toiled before
being pot Into stock.
Every garment sold is
accompanied with a
legal guarantee, bold
ing us responsible for
the correctness of all.
the rept mutations
made.
It Is conceded that our
business and
many otheradvantages:
enable us to sell lower
than any other house..
We invite a fair com—
parimn of prices.
ATLANTEID
'i:ST I RILED
FOR
FALL AND WINTER OF Hee.
.We have made the
PREPARATIONS TEr
RES 0 ARM ESTE, •
LEAS -VAR! ETY,
ttIOICE:IT 8 ELECTIONS,
GOODS TO WZAE WELL,
STYL ZS,
LATNES /ASH I ON&
NKW FURNISHING GOODS.
r goods are marked at lower price, than
a articles lait year.
'I.7STOM DEPARTMENT
AND
ENT Fox BOYS' AND yOUTHir MIA It
Are especially well omitted to
Rive eatisfectioa....
BETTRIt
IMPROVIID SYSTKIL
(MUTER DISPATCH
ER
LINE OP 000 DB THAN
LOTHAR,
SUNDAY CLOTHES.
MANY NSW STLES.
RING QtALITIES UNIIQUALJID. Y
AK HALL BUILDThiGt3 .
us LAMORST IN THE STATE.
tb & 71AREKT Ste., Philadelphia. Em
. ole block on Mb from .111A0 ket to Minor.
W ANA MAKER & BROWN.
order Damages.
HANTS for Damages -sus- -
iu Adams County 'row the M sr, are betS. 4
that an organized effort is being made to
mpe
nEen Jr tor them during the easete
that highly Important Serail Intermit
oted y upon their Coaceet,er the an-
Committee or the Bar at Gettystearli• to
seminary arrangements to hare their
D. WI
• IralAN.
J. Cl. IiTSZLY.
Cotnisaittee.
—3t •
SIEVES
AND
E CLOTH,.
.111.1307ACTIMED BY
RS BROTHERS,,
Market Street, Phi/a.
4.4 e, star and stutinel.
t.et 12 t.t.s, Ig , Fi ittnt. 1 C. 24 tStSt
SOLD.-,Mr. Lewis StroUse has sold Isis
House, and Lot in Stratton sirret, to
Cliarics Kappa fur 11100 cash,.
TO BE CLOSED.—We are requested to
state that the Stores and places of 11111i11031
in Gettysburg will be closed on Cbrisunaa
day.
IN ADVANCE.—\\'o irsuo the STAB
IND SENTINEL this week to ativittme of
'our_usual publication clay to enable our
employems t om:erva Christmas.
CUE RLSTMAS Slain ICES —Tim Sib
b till School of Christ church in this place
will have special exercises on Christmas
eve, (Friday evening.) The School will
meet at 7} o'clock, in the church.
CLERICAL—Rev. J. A. Earnest, of
Kittaning, has accepted a call from the.
Lutheran Church in Westminster, Md., and
Rev. B. C. Sucseiott, of Springfield, Ill.; a
call from the Lutheran Church in Lancas•
ter, Pa., as successor of. Rey. W. V. Got
width, deceased. Ruth gentlemen gradu
sled at the Institutions in this place and
married Gettysburg ladies.
A TREAT IN PROsPIZVT.—We under
stand that Pnitar Pnitars,of New York,
the 'distinguished Vocalist, and widely
k nown as the author of the "Sitiging,-Pil
grim ," "Musical Leaves," and other capi
tal muskal publications, will give a Con
cert in Agricultural Hall on the 20th of
January. He comes under the auspices
of the Meth. list Episcopal Sabbath
School. Mr. Philip's engagements are
usually made long months ahead, and the
School is fortunate in securing his servi
ces.
SALE BILLS.—Those of our friends
who contemplate making sale of their
real estate or personal property during the
coming Spring, are respectfully informed
that we are better prepared than ever to
execute Sale Bills promptly and in good
- style, having largely increased our assort
ment of Job Type. The' large and in
creasing circulation of the "STAR AND
SENTINEL . also presents an invaluable
medium for advertising these sales, a
knowledge or which can thereby be
promptly diffused. over this and adjoin
ing counties. Give us a call.
RARE CHANCE FOR INI7ESTNIAIiT
—We direct . the attention. of Guardians,
Trustees, and persons having money to
invest, to the advertisement of the Trus-
Less of Pa. College in to• day's issue. Per
sons desiring to invest from $l,OOO to $B,-
000 on the very best of Mortgage security,
free from all State and Weal taxation, with
the certainty of prompt and regular pay
ment of interest, can find no better in
vestment. The College owns real estate
and invested securities worth over $40,-
000. Thi4 loan of $B,OOO is made for a
specific purpose under a special act of the
Legislature, and the mortgage Will bind
all the real estate of the Institution. Ap
ply to lion. Moses MCCLEAN, Pres4lent,
or A. D. BbEFILER, * Treasurer, of the
Board of Trustees.
IMPROVEMENTS IN NEW OX
FORD.—Messrs. Falser and Shealy have
built a two story frame dwelling on High
OEM
On Baltimore street, just above High
street, a two story brick building, with a
back building fora Bakery, owned and
built by Mr. flerahoy.
On Philadelphia street, near Wiest's
Hotel, Mr. Conrad Nagle has built a two
story frame building, which is nearly
nom plated.
On the Pike, near the Railroad, a Solo
mon's Temple on a' stnall scale is being
built by Mr. A.B. Himes. It is of brick,
on the cottage order, and one of the finest
buildings n the county. This beautiful
!wilding will add greatly to the appear
ance of the town.
Opposite the Lutheran church, a frame
building was completed some time ago
by Mr. Nicholas Ileitis]. L
Opposite the Gernian Reformed church
a two-story frame building has been com
pleted and occupied by Mr. Ring.
Mr. David Hoke and J. S. Oiu have each
built an addition to their houses in-the
shape of wood houses and kitchen— both
buildings on the Gettysburg Pike, near
the Public Square.
Mr, Hoke, Dr. Hendrix,'..and several
others have built new- barns of modern
style. They are fine structures.
We also understand that ground has
been broken for several new buildings to
be erected very soon-In this neat village.
New Oxford Is looking up.
New buildings near the Toll Gale have
also lately been built by Jacob and Alex--
ander Diehl.
An air castle is being built 'by Mr.
Grove, to be used for various purposes—
al., located on the Pike, between the
Railroad and Toll Gate.
WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.
—ln answer to a request from the City
Council, a statement of the affairs of the
Western Maryland Railroad Company was
recently submitted by the President, Mr.
Wendell Bollman. The outstanding lia
bilitics of the Company other than stock
indebtedness are $201,777.14, to meet
which there are as resources 0247,838.43.
The earnings ter the fiscal year entling Sep
tember 30th, 1869, were $138,801.80, and
ite'.expenses $108,708, 10, in which, howev
er, is included some extraordinary and ac
cidental damages. The road is in good
condition, the Company is replacing all its
defective track, audit has been run on good
time and without accident. He says that
it is the intention of the Company to com
mence an indipeudent direct line into the
city of Baltimore at once. He is. of opin
ion, however, that it would be- advisable,
and to the interest of Baltimore W place the
road in working condition from its present
terminus ai Double Pipe Creek to Meehan
iestown, and thence to Htsgenstowa, 'there
by secuting a branch road from the impor
tant towns of Emabittsburg, Maryland, and
Waynesboro', Pennsylvania, as well as a
connection with the Frederick and_ Litties
town Railroad, and enable the Company to
realize benefits from the entire amount .of
money expended. Mr. Bullman gives an
emphatic opinion in regard to the paying
capabilities of the read upon its comple
tion.
NEW TURNPIKE.—At the
,last session
of the Legislature an act was passed to
_in
corporate "The Fairfield and', lettypburg
Turnpike Company," to - construct a pike
from Fair field to this place. The present
road is a wretched one, and almost impass
able some seasons of the year, and we are
glad to learn' that the enterprise is enlisting
a good deal of interest along the line of the
road. A meeting of all citizens favorable
to the organization of a company has been
leakled 66 Qeet at fitavely's Hotel, in F)tir
teeth, on New Year's day, at I o'clOck, to
consult and adopt the requisite preparatory
steps. We annex a lista the Commission
era named in the Act of Incorporation :
Peterßblvely, Jacob Museelman, John
Waugh, John Musselman, Henry Lunclis,
Janie. Donaldson, Adam C. Mussehnan,
David Miller, Henry Yingling, DavldMua
selutan, Joseph Culbetuon, David Stewart,
John J. Kerr, Andrew Weikert, Isaac Her
recur, Emanuel Harman, Joseph Wilde,
Robert McCurdy, Alexander Spangler,
James Bigham, John Cress, William Myers,
Henry Rupp, Gen. W. McClellan, Samuel
Herbst, R. C. Swope, John Mickley, San
ford Shroeder, Charles H. Bufirman, James
H. Marshall, Samuel Martin, . Ctilp 4
Daniel Mickley, James Marshall, J. Stew
art Witherow, Ebenezer McGinly r Juno
Gel bangh, John A. McGiuly, Henry Bream
John Currens, Joins L Tate, James Big `
. ,
A 'VISIT FROM NT. NICHOLAS.
- .
tiucicacr c. moor.
'Tuns the night before when all
through the house
?iota creature was stirring, not even a moose;
The stockings were hung' by the ahmeer with
care,
In hopes that St. Nicholas soon would be there; '
The children were nestled all snug in their beds,
While visions of sugar plums danced in their
eads;
And 'm h amma in her kerchief,imdl to my
Had most settled our brains for a long winter's
nap,
When out on the lawn there arose such a clatter,
I sprang from my bed to see what moll* matter.
Away to thii window I flewlikets fiaßTl
Tore open the shutters, and threw up the sash.
The moon on the Neast of the hew-fallen snow
gave the lustre of mid-day toruts below;
When, what to my wondering eashotild appear,
Hitt a miniature sleigh and eight,tiny reindeer,
With a little old driver, so lively and quick,
I knew in a moment it must be Ett.lglek.
More rapid than eagles his coursers' they came,
And he whistled and shouted and called them by
name
".Now, Dasher! now. Dancerf;now, Prancer
and. Vixen/ •
On, °met! on, Cupid! on, Ikriader ! and /31lizen!
To the top of the porch, to the top of the wall !
Now dash away dash away: dash away, all!"
As dry leaves that before the wild hurricane fly.
When they meet with an obstacle mount to the
sky,
So up to the house-tops the courers they flew,
With the sleigh full of toys and St. Nicholas too; •
And then in a twinkling I heard on the roof
The prancing and pawing of each little hoot
As I drew in my head and was turning around,
Down the chimney St. Nicholas came with a bound.
He was dressed all in fur from his head to his foot,
And his clothes were all tarnished with ashes and
•
soot;
A bundle'ol toys he had flung on his back,
And he looked like a peddler Nit opening his
pack.
Ills eyes, how they twinkled! his dimples, how
merry!
His cheeks were like ropes, his nose like a cherry!
His dear little mouth was drawn up like a bow,
And the beard of his chin was white as the snow;
The stump of a pipe be held tight in his teeth.
And the smoke it encircled his bead like a wreath.
He had a broad face and a little round*belly,
That shook when he 4aughed like a bowlful of
Jelly;
He MS chtibby and plumb, a right jolly old elf,
And I laughed when I saw him In spite of myself.
4 wink of his eye and a twist of his head
Sown gave me to know I had nothing to dread.
He spoke not a word, but went straight to his
work, '
And filled all the stoekinp—then turned with a
Jerk,
And laying his finger aside of his nose
And giving a nod, up the chimney he rose
He sprang to his sleigh, to his team gave a whistle,
And away they all dew like the down of a thistle—
But I heard him exclaim, as he drove out of sight,
"Merry Christmas to al; and to all a good-night,"'
CDRISTMAS:—The Christmas holidays
are at hand, and doubtiess visions of
.:'Santa Claus" and "Kriss Hinkle"—can
dies and 'sugar plums—have for weeks
been disturbing the dreams of the little
folks, while the waking thoughts of older
heads have been equally busy in looking
up gilts and arranging for a proper ob
servance of the great festival. Recognized
by 'the Catholic, Episcopal, and German
church's generally, asfine of the most im
portent festivals in the ecclesiasical calen
dar, it is rapidly being accepted by all
clastes as a season of hilarity and good
will. The festival, as ‘ everybody . .knows.
is designed to commemorate the birth
of "our Saviour, and hence its name, Christ
mas—derived from the Latin words,
Chriatua (Christ) and ifissiza (sent)--literal
ly,,Clrist-sent. The time of year in which
the Advent took place. is involved in
doubt The narrative in the inspired re
cord, as to the shepherds who watched
their flocks by night, the finding of the
babe in the manger at Bethlehem, &c.,
makes it probable at least that it did not
occur in mid-winter. Indeed the Christ
ian Church in the first and second cen
turies was much divided on this point—
the festival being dbrterved r by different
portions of it in almost every month of the
year, from January to December.
The fixing of tt , e 25th of December was
the act of Julius 1., the Pope or Bishop of
Rome from 337 to 852, A. D., this date cor
responding with the period then observed
In most of the Western, in contra-diatinc
tion to the Eastern, Churches, The selec
tion of this data was doubtless I:reedy in
fluenced by the fact that the Pagan nations
generally observed the same' period as a
festival in ; honor of their deities, which,
under various names, symbolized the. Sun
or Fire. Out of the same fact largely grew
the custom of making gifts, wreathing
churches in evergreens, erecting Christ
mas trees, dm., which now characterize our
Christmas observances.
The Goths, Saxons, and Celtic nations
generally in Northern and Western
Burope, were worshippers of the Sun or
Fire, and regarding the Winter Solstice as
a most important part of the year—the
beginning of the renewed life and activity
of the forces of nature—these nations from
the oldest times celebrated this season with
the greatest festivities, in honor of their
great deity, Odin or Woden, (Sun), in
whom these forces of nature were sym
bolized. Hence the Yule-feast, in Com
memoration of the return of the fiery
"sun-wheel," among the Germans, who
belieyed that during the twelve nights
from December 25 to January 6, they could
trace the personal movements and interfe
rence on earth of their great deities, in
break Mc up the icy chains of Winter.
Du ring this season, the people gave them
selves up to rejoicing and feasting. Work
and business were suspended ; houses
were decked with laurels and eVergreens ;
Brea were kindled in and out of doors;
presents were made by parents, to chil-
dren,and.exehange4 between hiende,—
Among the ruder nations ( the Druids es
pecially), the festival degenerated into the
most lictrfitions orgies, accompanied by
sacrifices of cattle, and even human life,
to propitate their deities. As Christianity
spread into Western Europe, the power of
the Church was brought to bear —upon
these pagan rites; but denunciation fail
ing to suppress them, the Christian festi
val of Christmas was introduced as a sub
satiate ; and hence the customs of making
presents, decking churches with ever
greens, the visitations of Santa Claus, dr.c.,
(borrowed from the pagan fetitivals),which
have been super-added to the religious ob
servances prescribed by the !Church.
Whatever the origin of these customs,
they are now time-bonored. Prudently
conducted, they become innocentwpnices
of pleasure, and we . believe in their ob
servance. While djily honoring the re
ligious festival. which commemorates the
great love of God in the gift of his Son
for the redemption of a sin-ruined world,
let it also be marked in every homiehold
as an occasion of rejoicing and good-will.
Especially let the hearts of the little ones
be (nada, glad by joyous anticipations
and atilitmore joyous realizations,' even if
their fore-castings do not rise above vi
sions of "sugar plums. " Welcome
"Santa Claus," with his merry, good-na
tured fine, and pockets full of toys ; don't
be afraid of a little fun. Pitt up the
"Christmas Tree," and let it be loaded
with mementoes of affection and good
will, as between parents and :children,
brothers and sisters, friends antlrelativer.
Let the "old iblke" become children
again, while the little folks" have life's
Pathway lighted up with glad memories
of Christmas eve. Make home supremely
happy I*w at least one day in the year
Nor atop there. Let your sympathy go
out broadly and freely on Christmas eve,
and while you light up:your ow homes
with kindly greetings and innocent
.mirth, tee to it that those who feel the
pinching pressure of poverty, share the
bounties wherewith Providence has bless
ed you. Remember the poor.
To all onr patrons we extend the &mat
ting of the season, with heart? wisher
Ibr a '•Merry Chriounas." Christmas
without Christmas gifts would be very
nzuch like Hamlet with the mad Prince
omitted, kw among the many pleasant
rites which are peculiarly associated with
the season, there le none that ante date
the custom olbestowing gilt. uPon I.ela
lves or Meade as tokens. of good will and
kindly wishes. We heirtily approve "Um
custom and advise all , who are%pa
deadded.aa to where and whit to ,to
examine our Baboons Directory, wi the
toneapmuling advemisementu, and they
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&BOLD FRAUD.—For-eomee time .the
Mitilehace Seen flied with "confidential
circulars from various parties In New
York offering to furnish pounterfelt U,
States Notes at low: „rateti. The whole
thing is of course a ewindle. In at
cases the names are fictitious.' When per
sons addressed .are "green" enough to be
caught in the trap and forward, money,
that fit OM last of R. By the-time the pot
lice are put to work, the parties are "non
eat inventrut"—no where to be found—
bating changed quarters, ready for some
ne'v swindling dodge. Sometimes these
cieculare are speciously worded, offering
to supply genuine ' , copies" or "imita-
Leone' of United States, and by - and 'by
along comes a package ot miniaturepho
tograpita exact "imitatioita" 7 ,- and the
would-be-dealer in couuterfeita finds blur
self sold. One of the boldest circulars of
this class has been handed to us by one o
our moat prominent and respected citizens,
addressed to him through the Poet-office.
Like all circulars of this clasa - it is mark
ed strictly confidential. As a curiosity we
give it entite, and simply remark, for the
benefit of all who may have been address
ed in like manner, that the whele thing 1 8
of course a transits/ant swindle, and that
every one green enough to bite at the bait ,
deserves to lose his money:
risen But :—Belleving you to he "true
blue" we will Introduce for your considera
tion a matter which will be. the means of
putting many thousands of dollars in your
pocket in a very short time. We have on
band now, ready for circulation, $850,500
in $l, $2 and $5 bills. Thrry are the bear.
countirleita ever put on the market, and
we defy the Treasury experts themselte s to
detect them. They are the same size as the
eenuine, are
,printed on first class paper,
are correctly numbered, and are so exceed
ing well executed in every respect that they
canuot possibly be detected even by the aid
of a powerful microscope. We have them
put up in packages of $5OO each. We will
sell you $5OO of the $1 or $2 bills for $100;
$l,OOO err $lBO. We shall charge you
$2OO per $l,OOO on the $5 bills as the en
gravirig of the plate cost us considerably
more than for the others. If you desire to
reel your way before investing largely we
will send you $5OO upon the receipt of $5,
or $lO whichever you see fit to send us,
and you may pay the balance within 15
days after receiving the bills, or we will
wait until you arrive. Any Railroad ticket
agent will take them because he cannot
detect them. Don't show more than $5O
at a time in a place. You can well afford
to remit the balance In two hours, but we
will give you plenty of time. You may
form some Idea about the quality of our
stock by reading the inclosed extract cut
from the Herald. The stock is in a safe
place and we defy the sharpest detectives in
New York unless you blow on us, whieltwe
know you will not do. Always send money
by Express or Registered letter. We will
do the same. Then nothing will be lost in
the Italia and everything will work harmo
niously between us. If you prefer we will
send it by express, collect on delivery,pack
ed in such a way as not to excite suspicion
that it is money. Depend upon it we are iu
earnest in this matter and it you take hold
of it in a proper manner you can make
$20,000 before February. We have taken
every precaution in the execution of these
notes to render you as sate as if you were
handling good wouey, for better executed
bills were never issued in the world. In
case you should be indiscreet enough to let
it be known to any one don't fnen don
where it came trom. W e have the reputa
tion in New York of being men of gooti
standing and therefore we will never be
suspected ot dealing in counterfeit money.
If you could manage to come on we could
talk !reedy about rue matter and make Lir - -
rangementa for a big business. If you
come on show this envelope to the man at
the aeak and he will introuuce you. Don't
mention and thing about countw telt money,
as he will pretend nolo.° understand you.
He will know what's up. We implore you
not to betray us in case you are not inclined
to go in. State what deuuminations you
wish, how much, a nd eiwer deatroy this or
send it back. Address plainly
j. P. WAIERti & CO.
197 Motorway New Ymk.
P. S. Depend upon it as long as you ate
true to us you will never by out of Muds.
[iTur the Star and Sentinel.
ENIGMA.
I am composed of 20 letters and I am
the name of a valuable book.
My 12, 20, 4, is a plant cultivated in Africa
and the blest of the Pacific.
My 7, 12, 17, Is an article first known to
the Persians.
My 4, 15,14, 6, is an animal of the In
sectivore order.
My 2,9, 17, 15, 10, is a bird of the Oral
latores order. •
My 13, 19, 14, 14, 12, is a town In Ger
many. -
My 16, 9,3, 11, 2, is the name of a cer
tain kind of fruit.
' My 5, 15,10, is a cape on the eastern Con
tinent.
My 8, 1419. 16, 6, is an irregular verb.
My 11, 15,1, 20 , is a'plant confined chief
ly to the Indians of Peru and Bolivia.'
NEW OXFORD. Pa. L. J. S.
SALE OF STORE GCODS.—The Ex
ecutrix of Abel T. Wright, deceased, will
sell at Public Sale, in Bendersville, on
Tuesday and' Wednesday next, the en
tire stock of Store Goods, consisting. of
Cloths, Cassimeres, Dress Goods,Muslins,
Table,linen, Trimmings, Notions, Hard
ware, Queenware, Glassware, Stoneware,
Earthenware, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes,
Drugs, Paints, Spices, dm. As all the
goods offered will be positively sold, a
rare chance for bargains is presented .
See advertisement
2lf you have a discharge from the
nose, offensive or otherwise, partial los e
ot a the tiepse of smell, taste or bearing, eyes
watering or weak, feel dull and stupid or
debilitated, pain or pressure in the bawl,
take cold easily, you may be sure you
have the Catarrh. Thousands annually.
without manifesting half of the above
symptoms, terminate in Consumption and
end in the grave. No disease is so com
mon, more deceptive or less understood
by physicians. Dr. R. V. Pierce. of Buf
falo, N. Y., is the proprietor of Dr. Sage's'
Catarrh Remedy—a perfect specific for
Catarrh, "Cold in the Head," or Catarrhal
Headache, which he sends to any address
by mail on receipt of sixty cents. Sold
by most druggists everywhere. it
COUGHS AND COLDS AREOFTEN
OVERLOOKED.—A continuance foi any
length of time causes irritation of the
lungs or some chronic Throat Disease.
"Brown's Bronchial Troches" are offered
with the fullest confidence In their Palmy .
giving almost invariably sure and imme
diate relief.
Owing to the good reputation and popu
larity of the Troches, many worthless and
cheap imitations are offered, which are
good for nothing. Be sure to °B ram the
true "Brown's Bronchiat Trochee:" Bold
everywhere. lt
at? - If any of our readers are premature
ly gray, or troubled with falling of the
hair, dandruff or itching of ffie scalp.,
they have only to use Ring's 'Vegetable
Ambrosia, and their trotible will soon be
over. The preparation is not only a re
storer of gray hair, bat one of the most
elegant hair dressings we have ever seen.
It also, by aoftenlng and invigorating the
hair, prevents - peomature baldness; and ih
many eases restores hair to bald heads. It
!FESTIVAL.—The ladies of • the AM
eau Zion Church, in this place, will give a
Festival in , A:grioultural Rail, ore Friday
I and Saturday ' Dec. 30 and Jan. 1, the pro-
.ceeds to be fbr the support of their Pastor.
Refreshments of all, hinds, Oysters, Ice
Cream, Cakes, Ike.. Will be served up.—
Doors open at 4} o'clock on Friday after
noon, to °origami during the evening ? and
on Saturday. Admission 10 Cents. 2t
THE SITUATION.—One of the many
sidvantages olOsk Ran Is its central pod
.lt is easily accessible from all parte
of the city, and from all the Depots-and
Boat-landings„ the: city Ritillvaya
:by mammal.= thing. tickets, carry pis
sengmi right to Its deers. 'Even a child,
• strangerin theldtY:Oan daei y fnd Wan,
amaket &Brown's, and: AM one Gan miss;
it, -It;
_, ,
FOR aets.—A ' o hlaukZeale.r,nirbich
, , , ,
can to) WWII to beat.sidugle room, ,or two
rooms doWieranik op , atiqnk, Will be .544
cheap, Zuquire A
It " ST A R altiiiiii* l • •
_ i
C L . v`r.7,4k.4.A1K1-17We
to his establirbment In the northeast corner.
of the diamond—fully assured that they
can get just what they want, the very best
Segarsi made of prime tobacco, highly.
flavored, and what is better still sold at
prices that can't be beat in or out of the
oily:. Strangers can't mistake the place.
"Punch" always stands at the door, good
bumoredly inviting the:passer-by to enter
and enjoy the good thing to be found there
—Segara,.Smoklpg and Chewing Tobacco,-
of the best - brand, Merchaums, Pipes, &C.
A GOOD OPPORTUNITY.—Duringthe
Holiday season, Prof. Peter Bentz will
make a Special Reduction in• the prices
of Pianos and Organs. Any person in
want of a
,/Drat class Pismo or Organ
would do well to trOM adiantsge of ibis oP
portnuity,and callonorso hint byletter,
at his Music Emporium, Ne. 90 East Mar
ket street, York, Pa. He is now is the
city selecting Pianos and Organs. Cata
logues, or any Informatioa desire.% can be
obtained at kii store. Orders will be
promptly and carefully attended to.
ATTENTION 'FARM WlS.—Try
celebrated Patent Masao Rubber- /hied ,
Eollars, Saddles and Pads: Warranted tc
prevent horse* front galling and to
heal np under work horsesalreadriWed,
If properly fitted ;' and Sore necEs and
backs itre kept clean wittt cold• Water and
OF tile Soap, or 'lenity. For sale by .7.m.
9tes.,;inannktotin• t ir's Agent, Gettysburg,
Ps:
an",lo-tt
trTiriosai Mire BtegeoieoPleln
,mod pure:mopes are just the dog fmkt,
day ' presents.—"Exielske, 43,11eneok Yolk
Street. deo4*
`.,,-4.010141 the teeeheetrfa theltetik
de s t Ap b ar g -ostehisri are gradosteiltait
RV MOM loo,otee Of leengoi, '
WWI
FIDEL= Or A DossVIM - 7 The
' PittliflUirci r s) - Adde Richard
8. \Bowden, aged about twenty year!, a
rung map IsideV.Moirn tand • nfoch es
teemed- In this i teclicat, laidideittally aho y '
himself While out hunting near grin rest..
deuce, in Prince George county, On Men
day, Morning,, sastalaing iegitrilsOrotu ► J6O
effects of whiclite died. the seine 'Wed-
The circumstances attending the unfortu
nate occurrence welettru are about these :
After breaafast, Mr, Bowden took hi s
gun, and calling his. !mends, went out pi
kill some rabits for dinzter. Toward 9
o'clock, skirting the woods,:about halt or
three quarters or a mile from home, the
dogs started a hale. The weeds being
thick and high, Mr. Bowden attempted to
mount a stump to get a view of the anim ,l.
The stump was partially decayed and gave
way, the cock of the gun striking.a portion
of it, And causing the weapon to be dis
charged. The muzzle of the gun was
touching his abdomeh, and the entire load
entered that vital portion of the body, tear
ingand wounding Or bowels lw a-terrible
manner, and lodging in the liver and lungs.
Mr. Bowde.h fell to the ground, and was
• 2
unable to rise or even giveiiarm. In this
condition he remained sir hours, before he
was found. He endeavored to drlie his
dogs home that their appearance without
him might excite suspicion and cause a
search to be made. Two of the dogs left
him, but a third, and one which had
never shown much fondness for him. re
mained and licked his hand, and showed an
intelligent and tender sympathy for him.
Mi. Bowden wr ote upon a piece Of pa
per a brief announcement of his wounded
condition, described the place at which he
could be found and with the string of hie
powder flask tied it to the dog's neck, and
tried to drive the the animal home. It was
not until he bad dragged himself t. 9 some
undergrowth and broken &switch, and sev
eral times whipped the dog away, that the
latter was driven off. In going homeward
the dog passed across Mt. Richard Sauxay's
place, whete his conduct attracted the at
tention of Mr. S. and lt brother of Mr.
Bowden. The animal could not be in
duced to approach nearer than forty or fifty
yards of them, and when they endeavored
to approach him he would run away in_ a
certain direction and then stop as if invit
ing them to follow. They did follow, sus
pecting something wrong, and some few
hundred yards distant found the wounded
man, and the dog by him.
Mr. Bowden was conveyed to Mr.
Sauxay's residence, Where he lingered in
great pain, but perfectly conscious until 9
o'clock at night. ,
It may be remarked as somewhat singu
lar, that after the deceased had started out
bunting, his eldest brother expressed him
self as very uneasy about him. He seemed to
have a premonition of some accident to his
brother, even went once and found and beg
ged him to come home. He was about
starting a second time in search of him, in
company with Mr. S., when the dog above
Mentioned attracted his attention : It may
also be mentioned that the dog followed the
body to the chamber and retnaibsd with
the corpse continually refusing to be driven
from the room.
THE CRISIS.—People in this section
have not yet had any chance to be benefited
by the crisis in financial affairs. An op
portunity- is now offered to those who wish
to avail themselves of it—in the reduction
of prices of Goods :—A. fine quality of six
quarter Waterproof, Black and White, for
1.15 ; Extra tine Gold mixed at 1.50 ; Fine
Chinchilla Coating at t. 25 ; Good all wool
Cassimeres litr 1.00 ; all other Goods in
proportion.. In short, the intention IS to
make "a change in the base of operations."
To satisfy all that this is no humbug we re
ter, by permission, to F. D. DCPRORN,
store North West corner of the Square. A
tew more of those forty cent Hoop Skirts
on hand. Dec. .1- tf.
A HOLIDAY WANT.—Your Wife
wants it—yonr Daughter wants it—a No. 1
Sewing Machine—as a Christmas Gift. It
will be just the thing, and a blessing
throngnout the year; because, when the
ladies of a household are happy, will not
all be so 1 And what can bring about such
a result 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.
CARD.—To reduce stock the undersign
ed offers, for thirty days, the following de
sirable goods at cosy many of them LESS
than cost, viz :—Merinoes, Alpaccas, Pop
lins, Plaids, Wool Delaines, Printed De
laines, Long Shawls, Breakfast Shawls,
Waterproofs, Coatings,Etalmorals and Hoop
Skirts, Blankets, Flannels, Furs, Glaps
ware, Quecoswbre, Carpets, and Oil cloths ;
also a full line of Men's and Boy's waer,
consisting in part of Cloths, Cassimeres,
Cassinetts, Gloves, Hosiery, Bows,
Terms positively cash. FRANK D. DLP
HORN, store north-west corner square.
r_4.dec.10,1869-tf
JACK FROST—Is here, and NORRIS is
determined to keep people warm and
comfortaole, by selling clothing so cheap
that every body can purchase Over Coats
as low ast4:oo and good warm Under
coats at $3.50, also Under Sliirtsand Draw
ers at any price a man wants them, Knit
JackEits, Government Mouses and Over
Coats, cheap as dirt, and Ginuine Buck
Gloves the best in the country, and every
thing that a man wants to keep himself
comfortable. Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes,
Rubber Overs, Ste., ..te. Dont fall to call
at Norris' Corner—Arnold's old Stand, if
you want bargains, if
BEERBOWER'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
*feint of the Writto.
Bali*more grain & Produce Market.
Sa/Ussore. Thursday Morning'.
4,76 5 00
......, 5 I 2 5 23
126 49 1 • SQL
4.... 120 fk 1 - 40
,75 0 • 9l
93 0 1 - 06
56 0 57
3 75 0 400
8 25 @ 8 SQ
2 25 @ 2 30
•••••• 13i @ 16
... 181 8 , . 19-1
20 20
19 4f, 114
1 224
Scrim
Ex= f. ?waft,
Wntrx W ['RAT,
CORN ,
RYE,
OATS,
TIMOTHY-BRIM
CLOVER-MIRO, "
FLAX-REIM,
BAOON, 8110 OLDIES,-
' Suns,-
.4 HAAN.",
LA no,
UoLn, New York..,
Osityrbnric Grain 6. Provision 31mirkel.
Gettysburg, Friday ,Vornins.
4 50
5 00
.SUPER FLOUR,
RITE," FLOUR,
WHIT WHEAT,
RED ' WHEAT,
CORN,.. ... ....... . ...
RTE,
OATS,
BUCKWHEAT,
TIMOTHY SEXD,
CLOViII BRED,
POTATOES,
Bum%
LA2D,
Eaos,
BACON, HAMS,
" .SIDES, .... ..
" SHOULDERS,..
SOAP,
TALLOW,
BARER,-Eixita.—On the 16th inst., by
the Rev. E. Breideohnugb, Mr. David Bak
er to Miss Bettie Eiker, both of Liberty
town hip.
BAlR—Wrzem—On the 29th ult., by
Rev. S. Yinalina-, Mr. Milton G. B.& to
Miss Emma, only daughter of G. W. Welsh,
Esq., all If Hanover.
ICEEVER—HoFFmAN.—At the residence of
Jacob Stuck, New Oxfold. on the 16th
inst., by Rev. Dr. Hauer, Mr. George Kee
fer to Miss Lydia Hoffman, both of this
county.
KEPNIR--KAUFFMAN.—On the 14th inst.,
by Rev. J. A. 8011, Mr. Ambrose E. Kep
ner, of Franklin township, to bliss Anna
Elizabeth Kauffman, of liamiltonban tp.
Liorman—Awsos.—On the 14th inst.,
by Rev. P. Bergatress. r, William H. Lida
ner. of Dayton, Ohio, to Sarah Ruth Alli
son, of Mountjoy township.
Mitats—Cont.soN.—On the 14th inst., by
Rev: D. M. Blackwelder, Mr. H. B
of Huntington township, Adams county, to
Miss Sarah June Coulson, of South Middle
ton township, Cumberland county, Pa.
St.A.TBAIIGII—Youn.—Os the 16th
by Rev. D. N. Blackwekler, Mr. Eli B.
Blaybaugh. of Menatlen township, to Miss
Lizzie 'Tolle, of Hampton.
ScinsELL—Dizni...—On the 10th inst., by
Het'. Dr. Hauer, Mr. Henry K. Schnell to
Miss Elvira J., youngest (laughter of Peter
Diehl, Esq., all of New Dxfo,(l.
WEAVER—STRAYS:Z.—On the 10th inst.,
by Rev. D. M. Blackwelder, Mr. G. W.
Weaver to Alias Nancy J. Strayer, both of
Franklin township, 'lurk cuuuty, Pu.
VEr-Obituary notices 5 rents a ling I r
all over 4 lines—cash to accompany no-
Came.—On the 4th inst., Mrs. Susannah
Camp, of Dickinson township, Cumberland
county. aged 86 yea's, I month and 11 days.
DLILIWORFF.—On Ihe29th ult., Mrs Mar
garet L., wife, of Isatic Deardorff, of Its
borough, aged 39 years 5 months 'and 2
days.
Ca.shtown, on Saturday, the
18th inst., Capt. Jacob Murk, aged 53
years, 10 months and 9 days.
STERNZIL—ton the iith inst.. Mr. Nathan
Sterner, of Dickinson township, Cumber
land county, aged 70 years, 1 month and
28 days.
Wsraaritrr.—ln Philadelphia, on the
13th ult., M illiani 11. Weygandt, formerly
of Gettysburg, aged 31 years.
gout cl drivtionucuts.
NOTICE. •
The term of my office basioy expired. this I.
.oe. moll= SO WI Indebted to me fur rims as Clerk
of the Canna to asalli•peyeieet of the mime on or be-
fore the first day of April, 1870. as alter that time my
books ell' be placid In the hands of • proper Aker
for collection. A. IT DI SITED,
late Clerk of the Courts.
Dec. 21, 18E9.-4t
AUCTIONEER.
TE undersigned, having
,taken nut Licen.e as an
AUCTION ISER, < (Term hie service. to the Pubhe
as a SALE CRIER. Tern. reasonable. Letters ad
dressed to bias at Benderaville, Pa, viii be promptly
attended to WILLIAM REED.
Dee. 24, 1460.-10 t -
pußLic SALE
A great variety of valuable Stare Goode well be sold
at Public Stile. on Tuesday and Irednesday, December
26M and ZWA. 1869, at the Store of Aim. T. Warrior,
deceased. In Sandersville, Adams coo nty, Pa , comprii
leg his entire 'Hock o CLOTHS. eAssiMELLES, Drees
Good., Muslims. Table Linen. Trimmings, Notion..
flard•Ware,QueserirWare,GlaweWare and Earthen.
Ware; also, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES. Drugs,
Paint., Spices, ■nd a great ♦ariety of articles ue,
numerous to mention. The sale will be continued to
the evenings
Dec. 17-2 t
All good. offered will be positively sold.
esle to commence at g &dock, A M she° attend
ance will be given Rod term. made known oy
12E391
FItESII GARDEN,
Flower, Fruit, Herb, Tree,
Shrub & Evergreen
Seeds,
with directions for culture, prepaid
by mail. The most complete and
judicious assortment in the
country. Agents wanted.
25 Sorts of either for 11 00; preps - hi by mail. Also
Email Fruit.. Plants, Bulbs, all the new Potatoes, Lu ,
prepaid by null. 4 lbs. Early Rose Potato, prepaid,
for $1 00 Conover's Colossal Asparagus. $3 per 100;
$l5 per 1000, 'prepakl, , New hardy fragrant ever
blooming Japan Uoneysnckle, 60 eta. each, prepaid.
True Cape Cod Cranbelry, for upland or lowland
11 00 per ibo, prepaid, with directions. Priced
Catalogue to any address, gratis; also tradc, Ilat.—
Seeds on commis 100.
B. 31. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries and Seed
Warebowo, Plymouth, nib*. Eetablished In 1842.
Dec. 24,1" 6 2 -4w
$155 A month made by agents selling OLIVE
LOGAN'S cites work,IIEVORE THE FOOT
LIGIITS AND BEHIND THE r CENSE'. The most
spies, rapid selling boots oat. 19.009 ordered the first
month. Agents can seenre field and a $2.00 ont.fir,
free, by tutting this out and addressing PARMELEE
CO., Philadelphia, Pa. and Middletown,tonn.
Nor. 26.;-8w
GLAD TIDINGS TO OONgIIMPTITg&-4 grateful
father will mead to all who wish lt,the directions
by which his daughter, after being given up by
physk lan's mid despaired of by her rather, wag restored
tram COM/1810D COMM %I PTION to perfect health,
without the use of medicine. Sent free. Address
Mr Owii D. Pee -Lug, Jemmy City, N. J.
Dec. 24-4 w
FREE TO BOOK AGENTS.
We win send a bandana,* prwpeta■ of our New
ILLUSTILATIEk FAMILY BIBLE, to any Book agent,
free or charge. Addreu NATIONAL PUBLISHING
00., Philadelphia, Ps. [Dec. Bi-aw
FARMER'S HELPER
SROWS HOW TO DPPBLS Tat e I LOTITB OF
TEM POW, and how Wider* and gialr song an
each. wake SICO PSE MONTH to Whiter ROW
COON will Aa wall/Arm to tarmara Send nameand
addrow to ziaawes, meOIIILLY *CO., Philadelphia.
Pa. [Dee. 24-4 w
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A weekly Maitre twg'imrasi of pages, devoted to
Machinery, Agricofturoi Improvements,' Otostoical
science and Neer Discoveries. A Splendid Journal.
$1,600 DAM in Prises till I. Odd for clubs of aut.
sifters, oo the 10th of February.
A handsome large Neel plate BAG RAYFNO of 19
distinfoletted Amerlain Inventors, promoted to sob
ecribern.
apecimens of pape, pmspestasaa, and :Wanks for
names, sent hue. ,Tatash, 88 a year; Si 60 63r 0
months. Discount to Clubs. A boat ntimpoitsum*
built about to apply:llr patents sent free.' Writ. for
fall particulars panoewribeg prism and patents, to
stmcir oo.;
Pat4lahaes and PatentBolictiors..
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Nlll7 LA—Bisoowskaw amid 'Ass* Man t a,
Olargyisaa% Widow soZonot lb/ oats
oda diwoor ; will wend the Emu Of bar
aim war awe. iktnt. Dud, Israel 01Ity, D. J.
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Tod bed.thedeed dde ricll ? ILLY fl ►rYD
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put adt
to outinta will thmig.4ol oolerealair or
bard a pinaaneat 'Black or Brows. li,vootaloo
fitjta4lol6. Anyone oso ass Lt. Clossoot lbw
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EXECUTRIX SALE
Of TUB
FINE ART COLLECTION
OP Tgll LAT/ ,
17101§ULS • TiIiDAIPSON, iFaci
BY H. H. LEEDB A WEIL /Mani Maims, ART
OALLERINB. FIT A 818 BROADWAY. N. Y.,
COMMBNCINO MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7th,
AND CONTINUUM/ DAT AND an
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LWTION seete. BR SOLD.
This eeltectlos is bettered to be the meet eaten.
Ace and valuable ever owned In the United Sta....
Oomprtstne more then a thousand pictures from
European artlits from the lith century to the pre,
sent thee, including many oristneti of great *slue,
alep many hundred Pa halal" tromeelebtated Assert.
els , rtfist•.
TINE ENTIRE COLLECTION iITLL BY FOLD WITH
r OUT RESeRVE OR LIMITATION, TO •
CLOSE THE ESTATE.,
The Catalogue, a book of otore ' than 100 Hugely
printed puttee, wilt be forwarded on receipt of 25
cents. Address the Auctioitter.
AGENTS WANTED
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Or, The Vrtiler— Work' f the Great Cit.v
Th.•nin'.:f every rise, of SiyeikLy esp. e , d. A rotd
/;railroad to ruin. Signals of danger are no
WI, I .l.kiley in it fur Live Agents than Any
Ire dr. 'fakes [Uree nreases all the time to print fx•t
rmrrigh. One Agent look 174 erg,: in 10 clays. 740
pages, 45 illustrations. erice $.l LU. Agents Wanted.
Andress N. Y. Bl.lok CO, 145 Sassari et., .era• York.
COMMON SENSE ! 1 !
WA NTEM—AO Y.NTs. $2: . .0 per mouth to sell Ow
UMNI/1 13111(OVELP iENeE F ANI I Ll'
SEW INI/ MACLIIN I'm, $lB. Great lot, taneuts
to Aget to. This la the [Malt popular sew tag , 14C1111,16
el the day—makes the rations ...Elastic Mitch"
—will do any kind ut Wolk that Call be doin, WA any
uanhina-100,000 sold sod the densaud ccotttautly
creasing. Now to thy time LI tSke au Agt g-7 r,!• col
fur , irLulAre. llaware of intriruers - isu Atolrer s
&Et OMB h Co., 1:t ittott, l'itt,burah. P.t. or SI
Lows. Mo.
Aromatic Vegetable Soap
COLGATF: .t CO'S
TOILET SOAPS
ESTABLISII AD 16t 4'll 1-01:K.3
For au Delicate Slc,n Of Ladies and Children
BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
SOLOMON'S CHILDREN'S
Under-clothes Supporter
Is the molt perfect article of the kind ever offered to
the public made prettily fits nicely, giving eaee and
comfort and is just what every MIS wants. Mother,
Interested in the comfort and henlth of their daugh•
ten should ezarulne its merits. For sale by JOHN L.
rIGHICK. Gettysburg, Pa. .
Manufactured by D. B. 5..4/127 , .:DE1LS dr. CO.. 9' !Ann,
nerst., Maas.
KNIT-KNIT-KNIT
AGENTS W ANTED everywhere to tell the AMERI
CAN KNITTLNG MACHIN k, the only pru.:iirk I Fam
ily Knitting Machine ever invented. P: iLP I 2 S. Will
knit AktiOnst fichee per minute. A.itire.s A>l EItLAN
KNITTING SIACIIINE 11,,stou, naes , or
I...mte, Mu.
LORILLAILLYS I fe an excellent er
• C ELTR E Tr i ,1 I !!9e, of granulated
A . j. -1 1 firginta ; wherever
. Inteoduced It hued.SMOKING TOBACCO veraelly admired
ft le put rip it bandadme nin.lin b as. In which or
der. for Meertchnom l'lpee are daily pacLed.
LORILLAIID'd I is made of the choir..
Yacht Club
r t leaf grown ; it is
anti nervous le its
effects, as the N 1.,.-
SMOKING TOBACCO tine has beton ex
tracted ; it leaves no dimareestds taste after smolt-
Ma , it. is very mild, IVA in color sod, Weight, bents
one pound win last IS lung AM 3 of ordinary - tobacco
In this brand we also pack orders every day for tint
qual.ty Meersclisuir. Pipes. Try it and convince
yourselve• It is all it claims t•ri be, "TUE FINEST Or'
ALL." -
LORILLARD'SI
g. MIN trand of Fine
C , I Cot chewin tobac-
ENT un hat no equal or
spricricr anywhere.
CHEWING TOnACCO. It is wi:hoat cicubt
the best cheering tolacto In the country.
LORILLARD'S I have sow eye in
general nee in the
SNUFF Sli'Lnotar . :,ralz:t7l'i
'-the heat° wherever. used
If your storekeeper does not have these article, for
sale. ask him to get them ; they are sold by respects-
AI. Jobbers almost everywhere.
Circular of prices mailed nn application.
P. LORILLARD & CO., New York.
4
TO TIIIS WORKING CL A Efl.—We ere now prepared
to furnish sit cinema with constant employment at
home, the whole of the time nr for the spare moments.
Business new, light end peen table. Persons of either
sex randy earn from 30c to £3 per evening, and a pro
nortional sum by devoting their whole time to the
business. Boy. and girls earn nearly as mind) se
men. That all al, i.e., this notice may ..end their ad
drew.. and test the business, we make th iS unparallel
ed Ti such as era not well !satisfied, we will
send SI to pay rd. the trouble of writing. Full par.
ticulata, a valuable sample, which will do to com
mence work on, and a copy of The People', Literary
Componfag—one of the largest aim; best family news
papers published—all sent (roe by mail. Reader, If
you want permanent, profitable work, address R. Q.
•LLISN A CO., Augusts, Stelae.
SR YOUR DOCTOR OR DRUPIIST FOR SWEET
la. QUININE—It equal@ (bltter)Quiulne. Manufac
tured by F. STEARNS, PARR kCO., Chemists, Now
York.
elan (1F:or tir.d.class NEW 7 OCTAVE PIA: 4 IOB.
00,4 j thtent on trial. 11. S. Proro Co., Nc - York.
SYCHOMANCY, OR SOUL CRARIIII4O.-4 won,
P
derful book ; it shows how either sex can fascinate
•tty one they wish, instantly. - ( Ail possess this
power.) It teactire how to get rich. Alchemy, Dr.
Doe's and Allen's Cabal's, Blindings, Forcerles, In
cabtatlons. Deommo'ngy, Magic, Mesmerism. Spiritu—
alism. Marriage Guide, and a tbonsaod other won.
derv. Sint by mail for 25 cents. Address T. WIL
LIAM & CO,. Publishers, South Seventh Street. MIR'
delphia, Pa. [bee. 24, 18119.-4 i.
Court Proclamation
WHEREAS the lion. ROBERT J. FISHER, Ptesident
y y of the several Courts of Common Pleas in the
counties composing the 19th District, and Joatice of
the Courts of Oy;•r and Terminer and General Jail De
livery, for the trial ;bran capital and other offenders In
said district, and metro J. K tams and Room 0. fiat
esa,Fogrs.,Judges of the Courts of Common Please,and
Jamaica of the Courts of Oyer and Terentuer and
Geueral Jail Delivery, for the trial of all capital and
her offenders In the °aunty of Adams have issued
their precept, bearing date the '4.1 day of November,
la the year of oar Lord one thousand eight hundred
and six-nine, and to me diverted, for holding s Court
of Common Pleas, and General Quarter Sessions Of the
'Peace, and General tail Delivery and Court. of Oyer
and Terminer, at Gettysburg, on Monday, the .2411. of
January, -1170.
NOTICK 18 HERMIT GIVEN to alt the Famines of
the Peace, the Coroner and the Coast/thine witbla the
maid county, that they be then and there in their pro
per permont, with their Rolls, Records, Inquisitions.
lizamluatlone, and other Remembrances, to do thosi
things which to their offices and in that behalf apper•
tain to be done; and also, they who will prosecute
against the prisoners that are or then shall be in the
jail of said county of Adams, are to he then and there
to prosecute against them as shall be jest.
JACOB KLUNK, ShervYK
• Sheriff's Office, Gettysburg, Dec. 24, 1919.
A. D. BUEHLER,
G.b7TYSBURG, PA.,
Has just received a large assortment of,
800 K S
MR THE
HOLIDAYS,
I- I •
COMprisiog 1144A1 awl FAliikrider rititiattofir,
h,Evlsoinoiy ithistrateel, imitable 21 Honda, GUN for
t OLD. ANIt YOuxo.,
MEM
Also, a bile assortment of blisceflaneona Books by
st*nd sod- antbmi ssl4.l6aari, Anlaita, Pm"
knives, Qold Pins aial - PiainbOa.
ilia. 3, 1/839,41; • .
M. McOLEAN,
Hoard Wege.
A. D. 1117BEITAII,
Traisurer.
eve witisurAseis aa# ebasp u fhb aoa 1 Dee. 17.—ff
0 i kipSi Letter Heads;`
Orai Ilavelopirsrand all kinds of Job Prlathig
gUutrtiormento.
GROVER & BAKER'S
MST MOM* -
ELASTIC STITCH
SEWING MACHINES,
495 Broadway, New nrk
739 aiestnut street, Philadelphia.
POINTS OF EXCELLENCE
Snooty sod Rlosticlty or Stiteh.
Perfection and Simplicity of bleetiloery.
Using both threads directly from the spools.
$o fastening of seams by baud and uo iniate of
thread.
Widerange el application without change of -
juelnient.
The sewn retains its beauty • nd Brmnessarternweb.
lug and ironing.
Besides doing all kinds of work doneby other Sew
ing ?darnfuer, these Madden. execute the most
beat:Urn' and permanent Kmbroktery and ornamental
work.
ear-Tbe IThehest Proudness at all the fairs and ex
hibitions id the United Stateeand Saralee. bar• been
awarded the Qto•er k Baker Sewing 3lechines, and
the work done by them, w exhibited la
dss
etitkp
WThe very blirhe.t prise. THE CROSS OF THE
J.NOION OF HONOR, was conferred on the repre
sentative of the Grover At Baker Sewing Mach Inar.at
the Ezpoettfou Unlve“elle, Paris, 1.67, thee attest•
ingtheir great superiority over all other Sewing
Marbinee.
Sa , -For sale by D. W. ROBISON, a ottyebarg
undervigned having had 17 year.' experience
J. as a practical Operator on Sewing Machine.
would recommend the Grover t Baker Family Ma
chine as the cheapert and beat machine fur family
One .The simplicity of conetructit n and elasticity of
stitch made by thee, machines are two very import
ant palate In their favor. 250,000 of these Insehl ne •
are to day bearing wirtnee. to the truth of our as
sertions and the demand i• steadily increasing. ,
We have also Shuttle Machine* on hand for Tailors
and Coach. trimmers use. Call and see MI.
• .
D. W. ROBIEON. Agent.
Cbtmbersbarg ort—Gettyeburg, Pn
Jonell. 1889.—1 y
BEp.OR- AGENTS, W +NTED FOR
STRUGGLES AND TRIUMPHS OF'
P. T. BARNUM
WDITTCN DT lIINISZLi. IN Osz LARGE OCTAvO VW:
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Ehowniart. No book published co acceptable to all
(AIM.. Every one wants it. Agents average from
to IGO subaceibers s week. We offer extra induce
menu to Agents. Illustrated Catalogue and terms
to Agent, sent Iris.
J. B. KIM k CO ,Pablishers,lbutfunl,Conn
Nov. 12-8 w
VINEGAIL—Ho IN mode in 10 hours without drugs
For Cireausie, address L. BAGS, Vinegar Works,
Cromwell,
rIN f Nov. 20 -by
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Our Home Physician !
A New Handy Book of Family kiedicine By Dr.
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slated by medical professors in tl e ~dons depot
merits Three years dev-ted to Its preporetion. Qoork
try and humbuggerywxposed. Profteeurn in our !tail
tog medical collates teeth) that ft le thu beet few thy
doctor book ever written. Outfit and ample free to
agents.
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NOT. 28 —4vr
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Dec. 17.-3 t
D EMOREST'S YOUNG AMERICA
'The most sparkling Juvenile Magazine ever hi
nted." and SPLENDID entono firm:ruts of Andabou's
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Ttl it SbIISII.TAINLiCi cumpilses Original Staniar
and Poems by the best antburio, bide: Items, Taiha
to Women Dl Joinde June, Literary and nit Owner,
etc , and Popular llama by the beat cowponies, etc.
?MX SKAUCIPOI. comprises winierius !datum.
tioas,in the highest ityie ot art, printing on tue
linnet ealandered p per, in the best manner; got up
in a style to Lam a eplendki volume ter binding at
the end at the year and altogether, a cuunthlyf tinter,
titakno lady 01 1 111.14 ititiotantcal•boltianlfe can
Ilford to be onibunt,
ea
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largest, and most pleasing twinning ever fluisbid
in Amatica, and.siebly ninth $lO, with led -Tent Pm
rlo Q 5 nig VIPWITH uP Jute," given sea premium to
'nab witiserilsesynnd spleadial !premium. 1 r clew.
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Wb ep
.peat by atall;tba iptiellige on t be Env:grin,
then canto, meat bwistladwi. • '
t'phalmea copies cf the Klissina with circulars,
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metilate application to either of the under
signed.'
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11=EIMMIli
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FAMILY
NOTICE
MEM
TIIIRD
PDX ItTlf
111111/
DEE
SEVENTH
EIGHTH
EMI!
Photograph.&anlea, Fianzea, &0.,
to dri
gr .- vs it , nootnntly on ban i .nd .14 Ma Cr• • p
e.erj thing dot.• ',toilet
tOatets ow. (t? atft6lct on.
Nom . • Adirtrtiotments.
I wail cured of Deafens.' sod Cetera' bye Dimple
remedy and will aced the receipt free.
. MM. 11.0.1,114 MINT? IlubokunireJ..
,
Dec. 10-4 w
A THIEF.
Ile bee been traveling •boor humbugging drug
gists and private pasties, mixing ap and selling •
base compound which be calls womorrd PAIN
PAINT. Ali of Wolcott'. Rennin. remedies haw e,•
white outside wrapper (mita signature large). Look
not for countarfeits.
Six Pints of womorrs ANNIBILATOh for
Catarrh and Colds In the head. or one Pint et Pale
Paint, for Oloens or Podnoont tree otettpreaachargea:
on receipt of the Inoue) at 181 Chattutui Square, N.
$I- or one gallon of Pain Paint (doable strength) fur
. Small bottles sold by all brut/eats.
Dee. 18 -4w B . L..WOLCOIT.
BEST CABINET ORGANS
AT LOWEST PIiiCES
That the MASON II AMILIN CABINET and ME
TROPOLITAN ORGANO are Um lin Of Sagaroasst Is
proved by the/deems artantianas spiltiOn oi ;rake.
sional musicians. by the award to them of auvior•
TV- PIT'S GOLD and SILVER MIDALS or other
highest proration., at principal Industrial competi
tions within a few years, including the MEDAL at
the PARIS EXPUO.ITION. and by a sale very mach
greater than that of any similar Instruments. This
Com ps ny.xiann tamers oau rntavectass tursposizats,
rod wiU nut make "cheap engem& rt any sire*, or
coffer an inferior Instruminit to bear tbetr nama,—
Raving greatly increased their tactility" for. allaalt•
facture, by the ituroductino et new machinery mad
otharolsta they arenow making llETflibt 011161AISS
thee. /Aga BEY 0E44 *aluminised economy- In met,
wll.kb, In scoordance aiUt abets Azadpulley of manta"
always at heat rentuntrative profit, tasty are now og
tering at PRIChB OP IfilflitilOg NiuRK. /OCR
OCTAVE UROA,NE, ruin Waluut Cue, $4O. pxy.iv
uorn.Vis (MOANS, Dabble Reed. Solid Walnut Oass,
caned sod paneled, With Etter. aTt/Y8 (Viola, lila.
Pluton. Iletudia. flute. Trenutinnt),gtys. Otbar
styles in proportion.
Circular., iv ith . full particulate, accurate
drarringa of the different It) lee at organs, and mach
tutormxtion bbitit will be of •euTke to every par
clokerr of an organ. aril be cent free, and poetage paid,
to du.) foe dealt ;mg then.
.11A,3uN .11 IIASILIN Ott LAN CO..
154 Treniout at., lioiton ; 59d dro.tdway, Non York.
bec. 19-4 w
MK AMERICAN FAMILY
KNITTING MACHINE
Is prescuted to the public to the moot
.Simple, Durable, Compact and Cheap
Knitting Marline est, li,ventril
P 4:10+: ONI,Y 82,5,
Thl• 31-Zitonn.lll f.rwnr..l
with rval fnclift);
Makes the same stitchas by Hand,
12a t far superkt lu or , 11 respect
Will K nit 20,000 Stitches in
one Minute,
4ND DO Pi:l:Ft:Cr WCJI.K, leaving every knot on
the Inside ~f the work. It will knit a pair of Melt
log s (any size) in lean than halt an In nr. It will kolt
CLOSE OR OPEN, PLAIN OR RIBBED IfORK,
with any kind of coarse on line woolen yarn, or rot.
ton 3i ik, or litteo It will knit steck:ugs with double
heel and toe, drawers, hoods, sacks, smoking caps,
c.cutorm, purse•, LION, ?mtge. afgh•ns, names, on
dereleeves, luitt..n,. skating caps, lamp wicks, maps,
cord, undershirts, shawls, Jacket., cradle blankets,
legsitts, sttabenders, VP uppers, tufted
'cork, and iu (,ct an endless variety of articles in
every day nee, aa 14'011. or 01111111.0.
From $5 to ;10 per Day
Can be mute by any one with the American A'aitling
Machias, knitting stocking., it., while • xpert opera
torm ran even make more knitting fancy work, which
always commands a ',nay role. A person can readily
&nit :row twelve to tiftenn pair. of 'tucking. per day,
the profit on which will be not less than forty cents
per pair.
FARMERS
Con ern their wuol at only tqrty to fifty cent,' per
pound; but by gettitg the wool maro int.. yarn at a
•mail ripener, and knitting it ilitOnoCkfi, I.llu or three
doll.,rg per pound C.til to ttal:zed.
Ou receipt of 1.15 •e ail forward a co.:Line es cr
Bored.
W e w loch to procure active AGNNYS in every seotios
of the Cuittd :tat., and canaries to • hom the most
liberal Inducements wall be offered. Address
AMElili..:A.. KNITTI.NIi SIACMINM COMPANY,
Boston, Mass, or Ht. &Alla, Ma.
Der. ]o—ix
BiIONCIIITIS,OR Turto.tr
DISEASE
TII061: AFFLICTED WILL FIND A REMEDY* IN
ALLEN'S
LUNG BALSAM!
BE CONVINCED BY POSITIVE ritoor, AND
TEST IT YOURSELF
ZANE/M1.1.V, Ohio, February 20th, 1569
lleonr.. J. N. BARRIS t CO..
Gentlemen:—l have been afflicted for ten or twelve
yearn with Bronchitis In its wont. form, and have
tried everything that I could buy recommenetul, but
With tittle Cr no tell. f, until I used y. ALLEN'S
LUNG BALSAM. which gave mo relict ID • .hort
time I believe it la the be.t pz , parnilon extant. for
LII dieemes of the throat and lune., and I feet It sty
duty to say thin much GO' my t. wn case, so that other,
may try it and get relief
Ba • Btl. clic! I ly, MATIIIAS FRE:OIIN.
Wn know Mr. Freeman well, and bin statement
.Ixee is enrc•ct. W. A GRAHAM A CU.,
Whomaale and :tet til Drugg,ta, Zineervilia.
Dec. 10.-1 w
FORTY THOUSAND
CASES OF GOODS
were .hipped 'ram our hones in 0015Yeet, to familias
cluha, and merchant', in every part of the country,
from Maine to California,' amounting in value to nom
ONE MILLION DOLLARS
Our facilities for transacting thlsimm•nee hosineve
are better than ever before. We have agents in all
the principal cities to Purchase prods from the Hann
fetturefa, Importers. •nd otheci, for CA 11. end .Iten
at an immense sacrifice from the original cost of pro
ducti.m.
Our stock consists, in part, of thetillowinic gooda:—:
SHAWLS, BLANKETS, QUILTS. COTTONS. (PING
HAMS. DRESS GOODS. TARLE LINEN, TOWELS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, SKIRTS, CORSETS, Ac.. An.
SIL VER.PLATED WARP., SPOONS P(,4TED ON
NICK EL SILVER, DESERT YORKS, FIVE-BOTTLE
PLATED CASTORS, BRITANNIA WARE, GLASS
WARE, TABLE and POCKET CUTLERY, In great
varlet),
ELEGANT FRENCH AND GERMAN FANCY
GOODS, BEAUTIFUL PHOTOGRAPII ALBUMS, the
nes.e.t and chuicest styli, in Morocco and Velvet
Bindinge.
MOROCCO TRAVELLING BAGS, lIANDKER
CHIEF' AND GLOVE BOXES, &T.
GOLD AND PLATED JEWELRY, OF THE NEW
EST STYLES.
We have also made arrangements w(hh some of the
leading Publishing ”ousea, that will enable ua to sell
the standard and latest works of popular anilines at
about one-ball the regular. price:—ouch as Brian.
Bolas, Murex. and Tzusdeoit's Wong.,ln
full Gilt and Cloth Bindinge,—and hundred of
other,.
These and everything else for
ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE.
We do not offer a sin ea article of merchandise. that
can be sold by regular dealers at our price. We do
not ask you to buygoods from no utile.' we can sell
them cheaper than you can obtain them in any other
tray,—while the greater part of our goody-are sold at
about
One-Half the Regular Rates.
We ant good reliable agents to every part of the
Conn By employing your ,pare time to form
club. and sending us orders, you can obtain the most
liberal eummiseione, either in CAtqf or
and all goodie tent by as will be as represented,
and we anarantee satisfaction to every one dealing
with our hones.
A. the Holiday. ate coming, we are making special
at mogemeuts to supply every one who reed. our id
vertlivment, with the moat handaomeand useful Ron
da; preseuts that can be, thunaht of or wished for,
and to enable them to procure them cheaply an d
cu
we will give to any one who out be—
come our Agvnt, ONS EntNnftlill FILER TIC/INC&
enumerating some of the many thtlerent articles from
which yon can make your selection of Holiday pre
lent..
For retoraing full clubs from these Free Tickets,
accompanied by the en h, we will give the same city.
premiums that we now cive,Juet the sortie,aa U-yoe
bad pall 10 route for each one at your Tgketic We
Wise you to understand that but hayother firm in the
butane. can compete with as fa any way wbetever.
en this tree ticket is only good for the litilidays
Jun count send in your order. before the 201 h o f Jan.
nary, I+7o.
-In every order amounting to ovieSso, wtomPsofed
by th« codi, the Agent may retain $2 00 and in every
coder or over $100,53.00 may be retained to
PAY THE EXPRESS CHARGES.
Thls offer is more especially townlet Agents In the
Western and Southern States, but la open In all one.
ton ra.
COMMISSIONS:
Agents will b• paid tea per cent, In Oesh or .11er
ebantme, a hen they nu. ce Tuna mimes cure. for
'which below we Ai re• partial Litt of Commissions ;
AN 0-DER OP E3O, from a club of Thin."'
Il pay the Agent, a, comtalstivp, 2S yds. Brow'
'ached Sheeting, fluod Drees Patter., Wool
dhaWi. grouch Cassimere Pant/and Teel Pat
rtne Large White 0411 II torpant, etc., of &TOO to
FOR
we will
or Oleg
&pert
torn,
cub,
FOR AN ORDER OF E6O, front a Olub of Piny, we
alit pay the Agent, as Cumin i 1111100; 45 yds. Sheeting,
One pair heavy Wool Blankets, Poplin Dress pattern.
W..0l nylon* tliewt, silver Cwt. Attar,
etc., etc., or 45.00 in web,
.ljtOlt AN CalDliiit OF CEO. from • ant. of One Hay
dn:4, we will pay the Agent, se eontailsaion, IVO AL
.Roodyard.wWeHheettag,Celn Olives Ranting Cang
Watch, high Leni Wool Shawl, Salt stall Wool Frencf
Zuwitutre, etc., etc., or 610 In cash.
Wadu Lot 'employ any Travelling Aiienta, and can
somtra should nos psky snoopy 1. , pitons , . Pirtiolt
to La oar agente, masts peraanoay acquainte
W9L MONEY ALWAYS BY REGISTBRID
LB
- for flintier particulars tend for our 01;W 8 pee
Ostsiortes,
PA/11MR & CO.,
98 di 100 Summer 84, Boston, Maas.
Oct. 22,1689.-it
HOLIDAYS!
NEW FIRM!
HR subscribers bailee - entered Into panatellas, la
1 the PU , TOOa*PIIIO 110ellek 48, at t`• old
litead of aNTINEI a Co.. Mini MOTO .teeet,Oettyebaat
(bead" *Peva* Italbeeetoclus. &eta). oast* they will
Kling* be piropared to take In the best ttyko,
PHOWO424RAPIIS, AMBROTYPES, BON
TONt•OANTEI3, IMPEKIELB, AND
ALL OTHER STYLES,
N0r.19, 1860.-0
1/11
7HEELEII4 ()II
N
LocA_A•Tirei,
Family Bewine
OV 400,1)04Th - OW 'l# 170.1.
rxeitims IT ramits BUYING ANY OTIIER.
SOLD ON LTMN
al 0 PER IVI Tll .
PETICREGN 4 UAKIVITEN, Grn,cral Apigho.
lINEBAL 01111,8 fur ADA 118 COUNTY;;JACONIi
BUILDING, oliamilitsetinti
GITSYBBURO, ' •
Nat. 41169.--610
DESIRING to quit butiliksa '.111 . 11
rout ay
H 0 T-E
IN YORK SPRINGS BOROUGII
It boa ample aci:onmodatlono, good,Yold Nod 8110.
bllog. le on old stood Iv ■ good loostioa. ror
torn!, de., odibtedl .
Dec. IT, Ple.-41,
BANK ELECTION
- 0 111ITEDCRO NATIONAL BANG, lle,c. 7. law.
Notice is hereby given that the Maned tlettlon
for Diroctorr of this Beak. will b. held at tha Bank.
tag Wats% oa Ilteaday, the 11 to day.' January, ice,
at 1 o'clock, P. N.
Dec. 1i —IJ
LECTION.
The mem a -VIZ Al4lB COUN
et./ It ICULTUEA ber.
3001ETY" Will in e t In -AgriCTlll
-
nit .Woatlay, Armory 3rd. 13/0, st I o
,h.clt. P. L. , to transact the clans! bushiest—atMr
which an Election will be held Gr .'been for the
yetr 1870 113 accordance aEL the l s..vtaiotts of the
charter. By order of the Marti,
SAMUEL lIVIREIT, President_
E 0. FAIINCSTOCA. .:f.Cret43l,7.
Dec. 17, 18i9.-3t
ELECTION,ECTION. _
4
FIL.ST-NATIONATi BANK OF GETTYSBURG.
Notice is hereby giveh to the Stockholders of the
• "FtBST•NATIONAL BANK 01 GETTYSBURG,"
that en Election let SEVEN DIEMSTORS, to serve
one year, will be held et the Banking Rouse at Mld
Institution, on !buddy, Me tIM qj January, 1870.
at I o'clock, P. M.
Dec. 17, 1.869.—at GEO. ARNOLD, aukhler
E LE CTION.
Tax MIIMMAIBBIIIki itUrlahl. FIRE PEO-
ThCTION SOCIETY will hold an Electlcui for 12
DIRECTORS, at the °Mee of the Society, on
Monday, Me 10th day of Jarman/OM, between lbe
huur. 01 twelve and three o'clock in the afternoon.
Members are entitled tom, vete lbr web policy held.
JAMdt3 EUSSILL, Secretary.
Dee. 17, 1889.-31.
•
X.ECUTOR'S NOTICE.-1,6t
.A ten Testamentary on the estate of PlDsrt Saw-
DI BA ILKIL, deceased,lateof Memnon township, Admits
county, having been granted to the undersigned, re
siding in lame township, she hereby gives notice to
all persons indebted to said estate to make immedi
ate payment, cad those having claims against the
earns to present than properly authenticated or
settlement.
AMANDA DIU DEBASER, lizec utlix
Nor. .12-4 r
° TlCE.—Letters of Adminis
tration on the estate of DAM= mmaisr, late of
Gunton°, deceased, having been granted to. the ass
dereigned residing In Franklin township, Adam.
county, Pa., he hereby gives notioeto all mama la
debt,d to acid utile to make Immediate payment,
end thcashaving cisJatsagalust the wee to present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
.• JAMBS L/101, Adm'r.
Nov. 26, 1869,41
XECUTOR'S OTICE..L.—Let
-4 w N
t., Testamentary on the estate et CAULIMItt
Simms. late of Conowso township, Adam. Immo,.
Ps, amassed, having been granted to the ukase..
el goe‘be husky gives notice to all peewee tadebt•
ed to. Add estate to make Immediate payment .04
those limns Malmo against the same to pretest
them properly authenticated for settlement.
MICLIANL BILIT, Ex l%
Nov. 28,111C9.-61.
INN CENT REWARD AND NO 111ANS/I—Ran
V away from the subscriber, residing Dr Neer Der.
lip. Adams month Pa, on the 28th of November
1 0 69, a bound boy, indentured to me. Ms name is
Samuel Ilgenfrils ; his age about 12 years. All per
sons are bereby warned against trusting him on my
account. as I will not be resporterkle br any debts of
his contracting.
mrenaira, BPANOLER.
Dee. 1869.--Eto
VOTICE ti hereby given, that application haabcco
11 made to the Governor kw the pardon' of Ulna I
RAGAS, Convicted is the Court of_Quarter &anions of
Adams Cooney on the 2lit day of August, 1569, c f
Rambling, and thereupon consumed to out year's hu.
priaooment in the Conroy Jail and to pay 4 ADO of
one hundred Vass and the cause ofprosecutkon, and
ciao Indicted with others for keeping gambits( de.
Tire. HENRY HAGAN.
Dec. '
THE account Of HENRY'HARBOLD,
Guardian of the pertain and estate of OBORMI X.
A Leans. minor child of 114 Wats, deceased, has
been hied In the Orphans" Court of Adams county,
and will be confirmed oa Tasafey.llth day of Jan.
nary nr.rf, unless cause to the contrary by shown.
By the Court.
Dee.10,18C9.-3t•
REGISTER'S NOTICES.
NOTICE is hereby given to all
Legit...end other persons concerned, tha t tbe
_Admitibitration Accounts hereinafter mentioned will
be presented at the Orphans' Court of Adams county
for confirmation and allowance, on TUMIDAY,the
11th day of JANUARY next, at 2 o'clock, P. M.,
viz:
238. Second and final account of Frederick 8. now.
emend Abraham Bowers, Administrators of Daniel
Meer.. deceased.
257. First and final account of James Linn, Ad
ministrator of Jacob Micithir, dammed:
258. The first account of namnel nicer, Itsiocutor
of the Will of John Socks, Jr ' decsased.
259. The account of John Oottleots. Xxisentor of
Abraham Jacobi late of Lothnore township, otoo'd.
M. D. IfOLTZWORTII, Roesler,
1. Second and anal account of Ole Ilyere and
Jobo Myer., Hzecutors of the last 111 wed. Tes
tament of Jacob 31 yeti, deceased.
&MUHL A ' . swopm, Realeter.•
Dec. 10, 1800-.—td
•
TN the Court of Common Psi of Ailaaw cotraty,
N 0.3 November T0rm,1360„
Whereas WILLIAM H. JaCYJME did nie hie rarities
lift Divorce a viand° watriatonfi against Loma
Jaen, 0, upon which Sabina:ma was awarded, tooted
the 18th day of August A.D. 1800; sad whereas au
Alas 812bpnIna has lamed in raid case retainable the
214 k. day of January, A. Doarg. tp..5,,,n0 of ado
court—You, Unsaid Robes= Jackson, are requested
to be and appear in your prep pram, in maid °owe,
eu the 24th day of January,lBlo CO answer the poll.
don of your hothead, the sold William U. Jackson.
and to show cause , if any yam have why he should
not be dirovoodln6 the bands of mitrtmony, -
PHILIP SAWN, Sheriff.
And nom, - Ifor.ll. lOW, on motion In open Court,
111.0. Wear of Om Borate, of Elettrebearg, In appellee.
ed Commlakmer to take teathooky on the pert of the
petitioner aboriiisoned—tia days aotio• to be Onion
In on. of th e newepaperapnblbheda Gettolnus,
BT TUN 00W.
To Anima Jeczaoarl—yout are hereby nethtedtbit
the depositions of mammas, Roder the abet*: rub,:
will be taken at my adlce. in the Court ibis
the
o , ough of Gettysburg., en Ikersdnx, coty
December, 111110, WO. of clerk M. of Mid la
Dec. P. 1 OW.-41 O. WOLP, Oserr.
'• } anamostmealti sr R .
ADAMS C0111 1 214:10L sybarnia to bit Sheri" pi
mid Camay , :
Oltrll3 , l:—We •0 0 vimaad you thai JOS liable*/
RILIT'L Allf6tollt, acceptor. late of your Celli" by
all and slagularhia gee& and rhattots, Mods and soug
ements. le wnosehands or posseseieu the MOO IrMY
be lbgbd, do Mutt ire be cod appear before our Oise
Coqimou ltieue, to be beldeu at Gettysburg, fumed
Pr lb. said County, on the Fourth Notulay of Yvette.
burg., DM, B ap aid there to mower The Mottle.
Menotti(, 'indorses, of • •Me in Debt
sod that yon •Iso monnong the mkt Itn.sr L. KAMM.
toy and 1.31 ether persons I wham hands or poro..
NOD the aam• goods, aid cbattela. Whey antf ten..
meats, or soy of IL am, may be attached, so that they.
.be and appear berme our slid Cour: at the duy sad
place afore mentioned, to answer what 'Mall be oh-
JeeteJ optiost hies or atom. and abide the ktaget•mt
of the Court therein, and bays you .then and these -
thin writ,
Williams the Iluuorable Rout J. Funt.n. Km, rite.
- 14001 .1 udgrut mid Court at Cletty.berg, the 9th,
'of November. IatISI.
. .
To BUST L. Hirittitorr:
•' Take works that Ike above writ of Po - obr• 41.
tachment by bora load oat of the Court of Ow*.
maa eirk. of Aqiipis musty by virtiroof who.'" OW • •
totrwroltitt wwribwitracts of real estate bias bows at. .,
(Er
hoped
..
Nov. la, Isar .t-dt
S HU Rl'r . F ' 8 SALES:
..
In parenattee tf deeds, write of Merl Backus awl . ~,
rendition' Bayonet, ilea* oat ot tho Bonet of Ad. - '
awls COooly, a. 14 teat° dlreettal, there will: be waPate4 -
to Pah Ile Balt, at rho Court !louse In the Boroosh or .
Gettysburg, on ilifteraley, the. let day of itt
neatry,' ',....' ,
1370, al 1 o'clock P...; ilt
Two lon my Owin), situate le the 41,ttewedt. . .
.1 Berwick, Anotnychanty, Panneyltaalt, frtattlego l ,
Berman street anti fleet agree', and aajerlttiot lefe u r
the German aefolued-Clotscit.on Witkh anal 'enmotod '.*
~ two etare Rvagb-wt ftPUPB, Patti.* two aidrj , "
dact-bellaleg 'wftachedi pert nr . klt . ali mi tertheatO o , ,
used a* a ear. legtoeikerNeftbathat ine th Bh O P,
Waal , liona.,,CAM..ray Lag !table, W.il etlfraer, Reit ' -
Pen and • railetraf chdas frail. -110;ateP.amel awhile
le ezecutloo is the prapeety Of Ida As if,. „
A BOMB AND: rof; elkiettitar • ja, ; .
am* °vent", New, Itentt e felettbar With ,filiglya.:,..
twa t
bora and Yara•tareptte ea tbe Nor_ .ilt books : . ;
to fleet atm( oa tbe meta, - and atablillas se '.
the teat of froiodeX Wolf, 100 she wage •
Darla eadoestelatas9lllll 'Wall al a t .' i
:flooinOli, moo tor Call:, hoproro4. wash opooilool oy; ..,,
rot Call 1100.14'.1haso Mop, rtdate L ptaya k ii vaL
p.e, sill atheetatballtheas. a Widlierfflfeter se' ki '
-Haar, and fruit op- Ob. illOoles. /Pol. Si' •
lotoreot Of Mot hi 1 .5pt14 . ,_1410
muse Inane , of literideL I. 41
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festetyleia . ma d odiftliiiie tt m k ii i •
.end /ceded* W I IWO SOON' Ur
oo the property of brims Assmotim t ._ -_— . ,• :
JACKS Ki.vNif,. - 114rar
IthertroOlOco, Gottiobarg, Dec. 17, 1 alht.—lff
oirlon porosat.of the pa:abate . nwes7 vote all
odee by the BUM! easel be pa darer lot ...libel, Oar
tae propett,y le struck dawn or ups Wier. to comply
tkereerlth ea property et 11l be wile pat op AN' IWO
J.s. ANY U t
JACOB Plain&
ME="Mr
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star litittlfintoll%.
ROTEL FOR ligNt.
JOUN D. RICXIII4
York Pprlnp, &d *k to.. Pa
§tgal Nitro.
J. F3IOIIT BAIR, Castitrr
CAUTION
NOTICE.
NOTICE
S.O, WOLF, Oi.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
JACOB hi u• 110111, Pso410:1
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