ucctx oticts
ISE.ES OF TII l', 't_'.\ I,l'
1)U E CRAY fIAIR AND I;A I DNI
MESE
HALL'S VEGETABII
~tCILIA\ HAIR RENE \VI:IZ
adore it t.. iit•trat tailor and
r Trentire tlt, nit fro°
A. P. lIALL Jr Co .N3thna. N.IL, Propr.otore
SEM
ONLY RELIABLE CUE FOB DYSPEES
=I
Vrlahart's G rest 'American I)v<pepda Pillar
Tree Tar Cordial are a positive and infai it& cr.4
yapepaia io its mopt aggr.rate.l form. acd
or of bolt long starling.
ry Penetrated, terra abode orthin to dble
cltertuinate it root and branch, ?bracer
key alleviate mon- w t rotty and sulT,ring tt
ecan tell.
ey are 1,1,1 for ~.nria,g the most Liespernto r.
whc!. (yen known mean, f.il toafF
o form of dyspepsia or iniigiadion can rosiat the
etrating pox or.
.
.
•
•
DR W SHART's'
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL
it the vitsi principle of the floe Tree obtain,
pet:ober process in the distillation of the tar, •
eh its highest medical properties Are retained.
• otates the digestive organs and restores the a
tr. It et reugtheus the debilitated system'
tn. and enriches the blood, end expels from t.
St, ••••ettl••ti011 which scrofula breed. on
It ,11-.llllt, 010 Macneill' phl• l gm which et •
air ,d the lungs. Its beating pri•.elp
upon &Le , irritated nonage of the tunas and throe
e. rating to each diseased part, relieving pain an
doing initaotuation. It is the result of years
y and experiment, and it is ~ffered to the afflict .
h positive asSu ranee of its power tO cure the fo
lug diseases; it the patleut hem not too loin
resort to the means of cure:—
sumaption nJ the Lungs, es,in, Sbee 7.1r...1 • art
dread. Bronehthi. Lircr Chtspla int, Phnd
and Bleeding, Pact. Atthma,
inV CIAVA. Diptheria. ctr.
medical expert. holding tionor.ttle collegiate d •
as, devotes his entire time to the exatutnation
etas at the °aloe parlors. Associated iik
• three consulting physicians of ackn...% 4.-dg
scare, whose eerrices are given to the pnblit ir
horse.
.11 opportunity is offered by no other inst anti
country.
ett+r• from any part of the conntry. asking .olvies
be prompt!) and gratottously responder to.—
re courement, remittances should take the :Amp
DRAFTS OR POST-OFFICR ORDERS.
Ice of Wiebart's American Dyepepgia Pills, 4
. Real by mail on receipt 'of pries.
ice of Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial, $ll
le, or $ll per -dozen. Sent by expen.
it communications should be addreased
L. Q C. WISHART, M. D.,
N 0.232 North Second Street
0t.2'2,1•0.-3m -
DEAFNESS. BLINDNESS AND CATAMI
led with the ntinnst bocccu. by J. lIIVACS. 79-11
Pro'rotor of nitrates of the Eyc and Ears (h.
'atfy) in the aletlitallleve Pennsyfrasia,
'ewers:on, I fbrmexir f Lo den. Malan:l4; •
Arch street. ['hitt. 'r74 , 11/nnnial. can hyaena
omen. The Sod Ical facylty are invited to acc.
their patient.. as be had noxecret,, in his p
ArtiVial eyes inserted wiihopi pain
rgefor examination
WIRE RAILING, WIRE GUARDS.
, tort Pronto. Asylums. Ac ;Too 11 ,, 1et“
Webbing for Slieepsnd Poultry Ynrdr;.Rrssos
Wire Cloth, Sieves. Fenders. Screens for Cu
. Sand. ac., Cleary CMaired Cloth for Spa
ester.; Landscapi Wires for Windows, kc ;Pap,
ere Wires. Ornamental WireWork.kc. Every ;
• flop by addressiu;z the manufacturer.
LEER .4 SONS,No.II North Mitt. et.. P'
.his. Feb. 6. 1'
IntROHS OF YOUTH
Milo putfrred tor sears trum tier
'lily, premature Decay, end all thr rif
thful Indlsnsttiun, u lit. for the Bake 01 sun.
sway, send free to all who need it, the rrcrip•
•cPlosa for making the eimpl• remedy by whin
cured Puiurera wishing ti.Oprolit by the a,
is experience, can do Cu by addressing. In pi
fidruce JOHN IL OGDEN
=
l,y 14.1
19313311
' , berry Pectoral Troche
or Cuido'Cougho, Sore Throats and Bronchi'
NI.: 50 1100 D, NONE SU PLEASANT, "6
. . .
CURE AS QUICK.
RUSHTON A C0.,10 Astor liouse4New Yor
no more of tin.° hombln tasted naiuk
-BROWN CUBEB TIIINOR
THE HOWE
EWING MACHIN
ROOF POSITIVE OF ITS EXC.
LEICCE OVER ALL OTHERS'
RTIFICAUS FROMPERSONS NOW .1.•
nil; 'news.
Faxxxxar Twp., ADA MS Cu., Jan. 4, • :
I the undersigned purchased a Wheeler & W •
wing Machine. After using it a few weeks I
not to be its represiented. I notified the pa,
rchased /nom, and they could net make it
fully. and relnet‘l to repossess themsel:
e machine and refund my obligations. I thwp • •
• of it nod purchased in Howe, which Lou give
feet satisfaction. ABAAll.all WaYBRIGH7.
PIIIPPENSIMEG, Oct. 9th, I. di?..
'or over one . year I had in ate in no family o.
the Wheeler at Wilson dewing Machines. It w
equal to the resign of work I often had on hen
hest dispose,* of it. antlpurchased one of the Eft
• Joinsay &wino Machines. It work. laslightint '
sistrticuhrs and has never failed to sunder g.
rk and entire eatitifact ion in all.klaila of nae,.fro
finest to the heaviest waterial. I feel free
etuutend the Howe to all who wish to parch.
fact family tuarlinie. •
MIS. WATSON CaAl
kJ/UPPERS/if wad, Oct. 911, 18 W.
have used the Howe "tinily Sewing Nat/Lista
re than two years and unheaitlitiugly prononn•
nuperior Machine. We bare t,ated It upon si
eat tabric to. The lieavieat material. It. aim
• struction and the great range of work it is an
parform, I. a isurGrienr recommendation to all w
• • II rot-claao Machine, We previou•ly ha(
heeler a Wilson Sewing Slitchine, had it in use
er one year,ao d it and bought the Bowe
lich. in toy lodgment, in supe.r..k,r to the Whei
dem ita a lowly Mace Me,:
WILLIAM LYNN..
SHIPPENSIMEG, Aog. Itith,
Haring used a 11 . /irrier Wifson Sewing Mach' •
-tenors than a year, I found that it would not •
0 range of work, I, as a seamstress, had tsecasion
I sold it and bought a ti Ace Faintly Sowing hl
ins which does all the different kinds of work sati
elnry and would recommend It to all as a No.
Wing Machine.
31116 PRISCILLA E. BOIIER.
Aug.lBth, 1869.
I hare used a Wlteeler A Wilson Sewing Machir
r ..ter aye tr. N.,t proving sato.factury nor Lela,
le to du the range ot stork fur family purposes,
,1 It and tungtit u lloa.. Family Sewing Ylachi
bleb l has . ..been using fur some time, and to
leisure in rorootuoudiug It as a superiur Fawn,
'Fur Its simplicity and great range of wort
1 cauuut tie excelled.
MRS. JOUNSON 6NOUDY
SHIPPIISMIIMIG, Aug. lath, IB6v.
I hare need a Wheeler k Wilson Sewing Mach,
4 user • year. I sold it and bought a.'llowe" Fared
ow lug M .chore which aim bceu used for some tin„
',Li lake pleasure is recuMMendiug it as W gi—
area, Machine. It can do a great range of Sr
ud i• simple In Its coortructloa.
MEN FREDERICK CRESSLEIIi.
JACOB F. TIIOMAS, Agent,
Gettysburg,
J$D. 7, ISIO.-tf
E REAL EXCELLENC
.11.
►ud Che►paew of our Clothing is the only sect
of out greet al:menu.
THE PERFECTION
A- 4
HEADY-31ADE CLOTHING
BENT MATERIALS. We use none but
wool" goods every pie
of which is well rpo •
ed, and carefully •
.mined.
Oar cutters of Re• .
made Clothing aroma
as could work
W ILL OCT • other establishtne .
011 Custom Work ; th
work combines cotrifo
with style.
Our hands are suppli
with the beat tri
ming", and we see th
they use them, a
every article is tb •
on.ly tested bete
being pot intoglgor-k
Every garment ld
accompanied with
legal guarantee, b •
log us responsible
the correctness of
the representat •
GUARANTEED. made.
tis conceded that 0
large business
Marty other advents ••
rumble us to sell low
than any other ho
We invite a fair co
parimon of prices.
I=
I LOWEST PRICED
FOR,r ;
FALL AND WINTER OF 1869.
Ire have made Abs
GREATEST PREPARATIONS Y
NUMBERLESS GARMENTS,
ENDLESS VARIETY,
Milliliter SELECTIONS,
GOODS TO WEAR WE;
STANDARD STYLES
LATEST FASHIONS,
NEW PURNISIIING
dtirAll our rots are marked at lower prices lb
were the same article. lad jar.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
7s , Ana
EmpARTWENT ton twits. AND YOUTHS' WE
are eapecially well prepared to
R ive satlateeticat.
niw min BIT'EL MET KEB.
DEPIMJID WEBTEM,
• °MUTER DISPAT
A FINER LINE OF GOODS THAN EVER,
SCHOOL CLOTHES,
SUNDAY CLOTHES,
• MANY NSW STYL
WILANINO QUALITIMS ON/WALED.
OAK IIALL BUILDINGS
Tux LANg UST IN TBS STATE
Z. oor. Mt tMANHET , Ste., Philadelphia. >r
*min whole block on Bth from Market to Min r.
' Oct• tfiu W aNkMAII KR k BROWN
Store Room for Rent.
IZAHNCHANCE is effendi to any one doff
AU
or go into buidueee, es the "Odd Fel!
Hall Assotottion of York Springs" hare an tin
rotes 66 feet ions, 27 wide, with an open (mat ID
bilk WSW nil portion of tho Borough of TO
lIPNINOS. Adsins mazer, Pa.
for thrtbie intortnation,eddtes• the ••Oe.
Hall Association."
Usk *Padua. ft- Nov. sit,
gryork has Dentocrat, Carlisle Herald
barn Wakid klagorstown - Terchlt,
gia forbid, and When dittenitintied rend B ••'
on kr col**,
rEffel
My 1,5, 10,14, Is summon to au g 4
My 9, 8,18, 12, is a useful article of foOd•
- 0 . 2,,c9. b ot/Lin do vl lur, mum) of 11* r
eastern oides.
My 3, 10,7 4, is something Indltitierhuthle .
to gipey hordes.
MEM
Ell
- 1 4
oats/tattling', nada, , Jan. 21., 1870.
TO BORDER CLAIMANTI4
WHEREAS, the Bar of Adams county,
is co operation "with the Bar of Franklin
county, are about :haking a conhined ef
fort to obtain relief for Border. Claimanti s
and have prepared Powers of Attorney tor
the purixisiug, free of charge :
Notice is now given to all thei claimants
in Adams county , that unless they execute
the necessary papers by the 26th of Jan
uary inst., their claims will not be consid
ered, or any farther effort made to secure
lima' payment )-
BY OBDEE OF TUE GETTYEBIJEG BAR
DI VIDEN D.— 'The Li Llestb w n Savings
Institution naa declared a semi-annual
dividend of ! ree percept. ;
COUNTY TRlLMSbitElt:—Capt. Wur.
J. Idartiu entered upun the dude,/ of
County Treasurer on Saturday _just, Mr.
Wattles' terui having expired. •
'Whir. sonar lfigaT: of Cumberland
township, -last week killed a hug, Is months
old, which. weighed, when dressed, 440
lbs.
COURT.—The - Jau way court willoolu
iiiruce ou Monday next, wits a two
weeks tern). firat week .will be de
voted to Criminal and the second to , Civil
•
eases.
ACCIDENT. -On Sunday morning, the
pavements being icy and Slippery, OWEN
ROBINEI,OI, (cblored,)`sexton of UM Preany_
teo?in C4nzeb;l.4le returning from' the
chorea to hie'residaice, fell and broke an
arm. it was set by Dr. C. Hoafrak.
PRESENTATION.—The Summer school
of 1864 uuder the care of Mr. J. U. Hilde
brand, held an Exhibition at East Berlin last
fall, and ei few Weeks ago the East Berlin
Sabbath School 'was presented With a'yery.
handsome Library, containing 50 volumes
of cloth b.uutl Bootie, purchased with the
proceeds of the Exiiihition.
ELECTION.—Ou the IOLb inst.,.the fol
lowing gkutleuaen wero elected Managers
Of the Mazunlasburg Mutual Fire Pro
tection Society : E. W. Stable, H. J.
Brinkerhoff, George Thowas, Martin
Thomas, Barnet Myers, T. G. Neely, Ja
cob H.
.Plank, Robert Watson, Peter
Tobb..Mickley, M..Deatrick, Sr.,
and M. Deatrick, Jr..
DEPUTY.—Mr Asncom, Collector of
the 16tu District, has appointed Mr. .4008
AUGEtiNßalitlll, of this place, Deputy Col
lector for Adams county, with authority to
sell Revenue Stamps, and in the absence of
Mr. deacom to colleci, Revenue Taxes.—
Tbe eppointakentais a, good one, and will be
an accommodation to our people in view of
the Collector's residence in another county.
I. 0. it. toe evening of the 7th
fist., the fallowiug persons were hastened
as officers of Lay ages Tribe, I. 0. R. M. of
Ulla pIAeL,
S.anan, J.eoh W. Cress; Senior Saga
wore, R. D. Armor; Junior Sitgamore,
F. D. buphorn ; Chief of Records, Wm.
B. Alexis; Assistant ditto, Charles Zieg
ler; Keeper of Wampum,, Charles A.
Buyer.; Prophet, Win. D. tioltzwoith.
,calt - The Frederick .Republican says that
Col. Amnion broke ground on the Fred
erick and Pennsylvania Line Railroad on
the 12tb lust., about midway betweeu Lit
tlesto%% n and Taueytown sub. that the con
tractors arCipushing on their 'work with
an energy that betokens an early Comple
tion of the road.
.Reavrem Woods doro
and Taueytown the same spirit of go
abeaditiveuess is displayed. •
FAISFIELD.--Datuel and John Dins
slennin (.1 tin ioro have purchase:lWe stuck
of gocds in the store of Daniel Sullivan
and Sou, and tale possession the Ist of
March . •
Andrew Mat,►l> and John B. Paxton
have putchitsed frOinDaniel King twenty
seven acres of laud immediately 'adjoin
ing town, at $lOO per Acre.
SA.LES.—Mr. John Bubb has sold ,his
property, iu' Hamilton township, to Mr.
Andrew Brough-30 acres, with imprOve
moots, at $4,200 exalt.
Mr. Bubb has purchased of Oliver Nee
ly,-at VB5, a vacant lot in East Berlin,
upon wh ich he intends to builds dwelling
house. shop, ..tc.
J. C. NBELY, Esq., has purchased the two
story brick dwelling on Carlisle street, be.
longing to the Iluke . eatate, for 412,350.
Hama Cuts, of P., has purchased the
two-story dwelling ot t - Hon. ROBERT Mc-
Craov, on Baltimore street, above High,
for $l,BOO.
EXPLANATORY.—AII letters of In
quiry in regard to the advertisement
headed "Clerk Wautcxl," are forwarded to
the advertiser, for answer.
%We need scarcely say at this late day that
we are not responsible for atatements in
paid locals, =which appear as advertise- .
ments: Our rates for locals, excepting in
contracts by the year, are 10 cents a line
the first insertion, and 7 cents a line for
each subsequent insertion.• Advertise
ments and locals continued until forbid,
unless definitely marked with first inser
tion.
CONFESSED.—On the sth lust:, in
Littleetown, a man named Finley, volun
tarily appeared before Jtisiice Mcllvaine;
. and made a oonfeeeion ,of having been
concerned in a robbery at Wrighterville,
last September. Efe'impllcatea twb other
persons in the robbery. Justice Mcll 7 .
veins committed him to Jail, to Await a
requisition for York county.
The Wrightsville Star says that it wa4
James Cook's residence which wan rob
bed, a quaintly or silver warelming ta
ken, hnd Emanuel Rinehart and William .
Spangler are given as the names crlf.kin
ley's accomplices. The shoe atore of M.
Jacobs, in Wrightaville,'witi ,also rpbbed
the same-bight.
PIIRLIC.SALES.—The season forsaftes
Personal Property is approaching. A !lbws'
a dverditinr of thes4Tinkie always proVes
good investment. It is'poor economy to ati`re
fewAfelin end thereby neglect ux make
'the sale known al possible. At
"- tractive Bills judiciously posted will do
much to drew attention; but there ere bun -
dreds of farmers, esper:4l4, in winter, Wm
who do nut leavellieu homes and thus fill
to see the Bills posted in Hotels and places
of business. An ' advertisement is'-the
newspaper carries home to every family,
weeklinotice of the sales and the kind bf
articles to be offered,thas attracting many as
bidders who wouldotherwise not be present.
The large oirculloir of the bras & 811IITI•
NEL in this and adjoining counties presents
an invaluable medium of advertising these
sales, the cost of advertising being but a
like compared with the publicity thus given
and the necessarily enhanEed prices, jgravi:
ing out of competition in bidding.
We are also prepared to print, at stairi
notice, attrac t iveBab•Bil]e, intvi.ng largely
increased Our stock of Job Type. Give 'WI
•
a call. , •
~_, ...
--- [For the Stir and Identinel.' -
(4.lfie.
41VI
,:.
, T
I am eourpokted o'ls letters..
hir•l'vb= o 4a /9 tillazecent improvement opt
as old adage: 9i
43 ; the attenilon of our readers ie tailed
to air advertisement into day's paper, head . ?
ed,' ' / One Dollar and Twfitty-Ilse mitt
wilt Isny a ilitAl l ssileilris )Incline: pr
Wat 01;" • 'Tt . '
MIMES
- • AlailAtrAW
,
Al a meeting of Owns, held iu
on New Year's day, favorable to the
coLni ruction of a Urnpike from I:airfield
tu , t ettysbarg, a'eenitoittee of ten gedlle•
moon were appointed to, solicit subaerlp
tlt4 sin aid of the Road. A very decided
feeling manifested itself at this meeting,
levering an early and energeic prosecu
tion of 'their duties d by this committee.: I.
hope, therefore, the members will orgiti
ize at, once, appoint sub-committees, can
vas their districts, and urge upon the peo
ple the importance of a liberal Enibscrip
lion, if we ever expect to get a Road.
The money necessary to build the Road
can easily be raised. VM hat is thorium of
twelve thousand dollars,' to the increase
in the value of your lands by having a
good turnpike through them? It is now
generally conceded that it will -enhance
their value at least Tz DOLLA.IIB per
Acre. But suppose parties owning land,
within-a mile of the libe of the Road,
were to pay but two dollars per acre,
the Road would be built; and surely it
would be worth that much in clearing the
land of stones, in the vicinity of at least a
portion of it.
~As to the cost of construction, I believe
my estimate of twenty five hundred dol
lars per mile will build it. The Road
through Meehan icstown, Md., was built
at a cost of but sixteen hundred dollars
per mile—also one in Corral county, Md '
~
for twenty seven hundred per mile, and
the company had to purchase the lime
' stone to make it. P.
• [for the Star and BenttneL
EVES DROPPING.
'.The most objectionable feature of the
_present license law is that which provides
a premium for peeping and prying into a
neighbor's premises. The eyes-dropper,
who lollows the bent of a perverted taut*,
or bad passion, merely to satisfy a mor
bid curiosity, islnd always has been just
ly regarded as a low,tnear fell ow,a dabbler
~.1
i / 3 Saitaidlil, 41Sq ipletier of falsehood,
i 'hose' ftrnil. resting place is fixed by
oly Writ to be in the abode of darkness—
" Despised by men and accursed of
God."
Society never did and never can toler
ate such a being. To make a ailk purse of
a sow's ear would be delicate work com
pared to an effort to reform an inveterate
eyea-dropper.° But to do that at the bid
ding of another, or for pay, with a rirtson
able knowledge of popular contempt for
the deed, argues a reckless grasping after
dollars and cents, void of shame. 41 we
speakihe tilt! ;who will cbalrenge
it, why should we have on our statute
books a premium for the successful per
petration of this most contemptible of
vices ? to tempt hiiitest mei& from hottest
industry to become spies and informers
at ten dollars per head ? Common saying
has sanctioned to some extent the em
ploying •of regain. to catch rogues, but
will any one preautpe to say, that a law,
designed to 'fix a. high moral estimate
upon the good order — ol the coMmunity
requires an award of thirty pieces of sil
ver to hire Judea:tea to Wry it into effect?
The sanctity of that law is profaned by
the very idea: What man .who has-re
gard for character would ask such re"
yard T who would not hesitate in the
discharge of en honest duty when its
very performances would render him
amenable to a charge so cruel, and yet so
challenged by the law as an act of cupidity
rather than of moral sentiment.
It Is said, whether justly or otherwise,
that any amount of testimony can be had
tor pay, among the State' Ilciuse loun
gers in Harrisburg ; that men follow it
fur a business. Certainly the law was not
framed with the view ot establishing a
similar branch of business in other local
ities. hiAG Fa;
SEVERE ACCIDENT.—On Friday
last,
.Idr. Ephraim h'isoel, of lilountjoy
township, met with a very severe wet
dent, whilst unloading a log, at the pre
posed location tor a new barn. home one
stopping at the house to see him, his wife
called him, but receiving no answer, she
went to where La hid ha...a at Icark. sad
found him lying on the ground, entirely
iu sible, and bleeding -profusely. lie
wabi l carried into the housi4 and medical
aid summoned. The lest side of thelace
was terribly bruised, and apprehensions
for the safety of the eye were entertained.
He continued in a comatose state until
next day, and even yet is not allowed to
be-disturbed more than must be. At last
accounts he was considered out of Clanger,
and there were strong hopes that the eye
Would be preserved. We understand that
the accident occured whilst Mr. Fiscel
was in the act of piyiug up we lug from the
front carriage of a wagon on which it had
been dragged from die woods. Specialist;
to the team, the mules .moved forward,.
and the lug falling quicker than he antici
pated, tilted the rail, which rested upon' .
the'wheel, and strikibg him in the lacei
caused such painful ithd serious serious
injuries.—Cbtapiter.
profuse and many times excess
ively offensive discharge from the nose, -
with "stopping up" of the nose at times,
impairment uf o tlie sense of smell and hate,
watering or weak eyes, imps uti hearing,
irregular appetite, occasional ninnies, pres
sure said pain over the eyes, and at
times in the back of the head, occssionil
chilly sensations, cold feet, and a teeling
lassitude and debility, are symptoms which
WC cumin= to•caWrrh, yet all of them are
UM present In every- case, Dr. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy cures catarrh in its worst
forin and stages. It is pleasant to use, and
contains no poisonous or caustic drugs.
Sent by mail on receipt of sixty cents.
.&ddrant B. Y. Pierce, M. D. Buffalo; N.
Y. For side by .most Druggists every
where. • it
iliirTheireat amount of' time consum
ed by the ladies in dressing and arranging
their hair must make any article which
wodld lessen- their labpr particularly desire
ble RlAg's Vegetable Ambrosia leaves
,the hair in , snob condition as to render the
dresalug-and arranging a very easy matter.
It impvta to ' lt that eigetittilrgioeVllPPear
ance so much admired, cleanses the scalp
from dandruff and all humors; and prevents
baldness ; promotes Its growth and restores
gray hair to its original color. It -
\ ParA Neglected Cough, Cold, or Bore
Throat, which might be, checked by a slut ,
pie remedy,.llke "Brown's Bronchial Tro
rhea, if :armed_ to progress may termi
nate seriously.. For Bronchitis, Asthma,
Catarrh, and Comsumptive Cifighs, The
Trochee,:araused.-wititi wirsentigii; giving
oftentiines im‘mediate' relief - Singers and
public speakers will lind them . also ,excel
lent toclear the - voles and render articula
tion wonderfully : It
A 000 P 011723TNEZIl f .--All money
bell spent is well invustai; and sure to
ring a good return. • Money spent in
Clothes for lunacies, is not a lois, unless It
be spent in poor unserviceable garments.
Invested In clothing like Wanamnicer &
Brown's it briny; s tine return of com
fort and respect. A - pian stints himself in
etiOthlig, blinself s econonticiii,
wiles's= c small sinotmS, of Ids saving laid
.ont on Oak Moats - 'end pants, would,
'lsr4lia-bappitans losltb; and
ppoppi r t o 14116#.44t Poor economy,
that which wastes everything but ouramm
erk •: it
INSTRUCTIVE 3 7/EW6.--6ome men
and weaken, too, have singular views upon
I YAHOOS radtPx% and by SOW i'vieirs',.nnd
~n othnie they tan thoth'incinrothl no wiser
or better . ; tem+. P.:Ye/fries has a fine lot
filteribbciide l aViews," which are exact
*VWp of, the reiue,obleCWOf Nature and
TAO, andAtiiieibre useful, instructive 'and
0404 4 3k1,440ce them.. You will find
415141.07 1 ,14.417 thereon& It
- ' .. 6.lll)...BiikAarci • •of .7564 F. ThOran
~4004;
MEM
•
:- 1 44 1 - 41 K 8 1.• e
oonpat goMerag:N3Rl7B 7 aTiii
"sell Oetything in bp line at Ltas nun
008 T.
OVER-COATS tFortl4 $l9 for
if is is 84. , 5
DRESS COATS 'worth $l5 for $lO
" " 12 ",
10
SACK COATS worth 812 Oki $9
" " 10 "
if IA la 8 n a
6 " 660
HATS worth $4 00 for ts CO
" 360 " 275
300 " 225
" " 250 200
. " " 200 " 160
and • all kinds of Cl9thing, Pants, Vests,
Under-wear, &c., at the same reduction.--
Nomus is ,determined to reduce his stock
before Spring-wade opens. So, if you want
BARGAINS don't fail to call at Arnold's pld
corner, Centre Square, next door to Ist Na
tional Bank. • - Jan. 21.- tf
JACK FROST—Is here, and Nomus is
determined to keep people wards and
comfortable, by selling clothing so cheap
that every body can purchase Over Coats
tui • low as $4.00 and good warm Under
Coats at $3.50, also Under Shirts and Draiw
era at any price a man wants them, Knit
Jackets, Government Blouses and Over
Coats, cheap as dirt, and Genuine Buck
Gloves the best in the country, and every
thing that a man wants to keep himself
comfortable. Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes,
Rubber Overs, &c. bons fail to call
at Norris' Corner —Arnold's old Stand, if
you want bargains. tf •
ATTENTION .FARMERS.—Try the
celebrated Patent Elastic Rubber lined
Collars, Saddles and Pads. Warranted to
prevent horses from galling and to
hiial up under wd i rk horses already galled,
if properly fitted ; and sore necks and
backs are kept clean with cold water and
Cav tile Soap, or Dopey. - For sale by J. W.
Cress, manufacturer's Agent, Gettyabterg,
Pa. : Sept. 10-tf
WINTER COMlNG.—Winter is com
ing, and COBEAN" CIINIZiONAIr have
trade arrangements to meet the wants or
he lalic by their large assortment of all
kinds of Ready-made Clothing, for Fal
and Winter wear, for , Men and Boys—
also, Caps, Boots, Shoes, dm., which they
are selling v4ry low. tf
BIEBBOWER'S SEGARS have be
come noted for their high flavor, and every
body who knoWs anything about good To
bacco has got in the habit of going direct
to his establiphment in the northeast corner
of the diamond—fully assured that they
can get just what they want, the very best
Segura, made of prime tobaccd, highly
flavored, and what is better still sold at
prices that can't be beat in or out of the
city. Strangers can't mistake the place.
"Punch" always stands at the door, good
humoredly inviting the passer-by to enter
and enjoy the good things to be found there
—Segura, Smoking and Chewing Tobacco
of the best brand, Mercbaums, Pipes, &c.
4ivitiv ai flu parktts.
Baltimore Grain & Produce Market.
BoMoore, Thursday Morning.
81114.12 FLowe, 4 75 6, 5 00
EXTRA FLOOR, 5 25 op 5 50
WRIT]; WHEAT, ... 1 25 @ 1 44
RID WHEAT, 1 12 lip 1 40
CORN, 90 @ 1 02
RIR, .
°ire,
TDIOTILT-811D 4 50 0 4 75
CLOTXI-8/ID, 8 00 @ 8 25
FLAX-81AD, 2 15 0 2 20
thooN, IinOVILDSEE s
" SWIM,
" /Wm.
LARD,
001.1), New York
Gettysburg Grain 6 Provision Market
Oatisburs, Friday AfOrain9 •
SUPER Fugal, 4 50
EXTRA .PLOIIR, 4 50
WHITS WHEAT, L 25 0 1 50
RID WHEAT, 1 00 0 1 00
COEN, 70
RYE, 80
OATS, 40
BUCKWHEAT, 75
TIMOTHY SEEP, 3 25
(JLovzß SKID, 7 25
POTATOES, .... 40 @ 50
Burrixt, 80
LARD, is
Elsa, 25
BACON, HAMS, 20
" BIDES, 16
" Elsoinanass 16
SOAP, 6 8
TALLow, 10
Avams—WinassicaLs.—On the Ist inst.,
by Rev. Father bf mil. Mr. William Adams,
uf West Manbeita, 'fork county, to Miss
Catharine Weisensale, of Union township.
Bessiza—MlLLza.—On the 4th inst..
by Rev. J. H. Young, Mr. William
Benner to Mies M. Sophia Miller, both of
this county.
Bowzg—BAIIMAX.—On the 9th inst., by
Rev. D. M. Blackwelder, Mr. Wm. A.
Bower to Miss Elizabeth Harman, both of
Huntington township, A.dartui co., Frt.
DATIIIMDT-0E17.311.—0n the 6th inst„ by
A. 0. Mussehrian,,Esq., at the residence of
John Bites, Mr. J. J. Daywaldt to Miss Vir
ginia Eyler, both of Adams county.
• Estx—Bzoirga.—On the HIM inst., by
Rev. Jacob Beater, Mr. Jacob rely to Miss
Mary Ann 13echer, both of Adams county.
Honstais"--Brastat.za—On the taili ipst.,
by the Rev. E. Breidenbaugh, Mr. John r.
Hoffman, of Cemberiand township; to Miss
Lizzie Spangler, of Mounijoy township.
lar,A9-4jjoss,—On the 9th inst., by Her.
Jacob Bechier, Mr. George W. Leas to Miss
Louisa Ann Unger, both of Adams county.
Rtmatiti.—lduiaim—On the 13th inst., by
Rev. J. IL Young, at the residence of Capt.
I O. Miller, Mt. Israel H. T. Rummel to
Miss Mary M. Miller, both of this county.
figith—lival r tespv!.—Cin the 6th inst., at
the Reformed' Firsonage, Jew pzford, by
Rev. W. F. P.' Davis, .Mr. guniz g iel Reed ,
to Miss Mary Jane Stahamitli, both of thil'
county.
Yakev-Rlimscavzs—At YOrk-Springs,
on the 18th hat., by Rev. D. M. Black
welder, Mr. John M. Yeagy, of Atica, In
"um, tfl - Misk-Putioetit U. Baltzgtver, of
liunterstown, Pa.
Jen-Obituary notices is ow to a line for
allover 4 linei—roasts to soeirmpany no•
floes.
i tIII. 1
Boum:atm—On the 6th init., Mr. Peter
Bollinger, of Tyrone township, aged 67
pars.
Bssincurk.--On theitth inst.; near Utiles
loWn,M.. Jacob Basehore, aged. 70 years
and 7 moihs. — • .
dzsuress.—On the 10th inst., at Hanover,
Mr. John Jenkins, formerly of this place,
aged 77 years 8 Month!, and l 0 days.
Kinduzzan.--4)e the MA' In Mrs.
Rebecca Kimmiller, wile of Capt. George
Kitzmiller, of this place; aged 25 years,
10 months and 8 days.
Loise.—About the middle of .1510YeMber
last, at Gettysburg, .Bai ke county, Ohio,
• Mr. Jacob Lung, formerly of Ibis county.
Mclhavezt.A.—On the 18th ult., at the
residence of her son-in law Jima, A. Car
nes, in - Freedom township, Mr, Mary
itcll2aturekl, seed 80 years, 6 months and 21
theft init.; Bamuel*liraitu, •
infant sun of George Plank, aged 9 menthe,
and 27 days. .
AND/M84 4 -011 the tithillt.,9alice C. in-'
font daughter of stud Elizabeth
burden, of lruzerne county, Fa., aged 10
watts and a Jew days.
linumar.—On the 22d ult., in
ben township,. Frederick &Smalley, lawal.Bs,
years, 5 montus, cud 13 days. .
binuert.—Near New Oxford, on the 14th
SOL, William likludtir' sklxit la, Yoarl l / 2 a
months and 18 days. •
aketnistmots.
THI OWELLING AND sTONI EON, on Rani
isms stro!OettlAborg, pa.. mows* th• liras
AND Bastrnm, Omen, bOW occupied by Snack' ODA
slagluoo. Tar tonisOto. Moms -
r. . PIOKLINK
11/0 74 urroe-ok
=MEE
1 05 1 12
, 54 55
14 op Ist
Ist # 17*
20 0 20
17} Id
MARRIED.
I =1
FOR SALE,
ME=
TO THE PUBLIC.
A CARD.
The Lancaster Agents of the Wbeeler & Wilson
Bowing Idachineothinued at the rapid Bale of One
'Howe.** for which lam Agent, and the leseerking
demand for the Wheeler k Wilson, hhve rammed to
the usual trick of tLe discomfited—personal abase.—
I do not propose to follow them in that line; and am
Content that the community to which I have been
born and bred and who know me, shall Judge between'
Ds.
I offer the "Howe" on as means, asking no person
to boy except after lair trial This is all that any
person can ask. If the Wheeler ei Whiten mrn ore
afraid of their machine and unwilling to ;Air the
same teat, t,at Is their look out, nut mine. Paternal
abuse will not help them, nor &tumid they bevel',
angry because psople WILL throw away the Whteler
Wilson anti buy the..ilowe." In reply to the card
of lix.av W . SPLIT, in last week's paper yr hitt+ has
evidently been manipulated by the Lan caster men
for bIM, I submit the following affidavit as to tho
real acts.
JACOB F. THOMAS.'
ADAMS COUNTY, SS
Hefts me.* Justice of the Peace In and for' said
County: personally appeared JAMB F. THOMAS, who
bring duly sworn aecording to law, cloth say that
Hammy W . NPLIT several days previous to the eve
ning referred to In affidavit, intimated that be
wished to purchase, "Howe" Sewing Machine, but
not being extremely anxious to sell him one, (for
reasons perisctly satiathictory to mysell,) I told him
be had bettor boy a Wheeler Wilson on trial. or
lease plan—being fully satisfied that they would not
risk a sale on a trial of Its merits. I called at Mr.
YIPLIVII house on the evening 'referred to ascertain if
I was correct In my opinion, and he then Informed me
that they did not sell en trial and refused to let him
bare one, and further deponent says he never asked
Zelir to sign a card pronouncing the Wheeler a
son worthless
108 V. 2110"'
Sworn and subscribed to bel
fare me, Jan. 19th . 1670 .
J COVER, J. P.
Jan.21,1870--tf
pußLic SALE OF.
VALUABLY P.IIIIIIONAL
- The underaigned intending to quit fuming will
sell et Public ham, on Thgrsday, the 17th day of /Faro
ark noel, et 10 o'clock, A, it, at his reetitenimi, In
Handltouben townabip, adonis county, Pa, on. the
road leading from yairfieid to Hagerstown three
miles trom the former place, the following 'linable
Personal Er.perty, to wit:
POUR alt 11) OP WOKS LIORBBB, 4 head of good
lifieb Cows, two of which will be fresh by time of
sale, 3 Steers, 4 head of your% Cattle, 1 Ball, 1 Load
Wagon and ltagilsti Bed, Lime Bed, pair of-Wood bid
dy., 1 ono none Wagon, a pair of flay Carrhiges,
Threshing Machine in Bret rate order, Wiunowleg
Mill, Cutting Box, 2 tures horse Plows, two hurts
Plow, 2 single Shovel Plows, 3 double /Drove' Flews,
as good as new, Corn Fora ,Coin Coverer, 2 Harrows,
1514gh, Alegi. Trees and Donnie Trees. /11th Chain,
Log Chow Butt Trace. and Breast Chains, 2 seta of
hreechbande, seta of Stout there, -3 Beasinti. 1
pair ut oue.honie Wagon titers, 1 tour•horse Line, 1
Wagon Saddle; Bridles, Collars, Halters, Cow Chains,
Dung Books, Dung Yorks, Pitch Yorke. Shaking Parks,
Bakes, Drain. Shovels,' Ilkuiveis, Jockey skink and
Spreaders, new Undo Credit', Mowing Scythe and
klanginsa, Grindstone, • lot of Cider Barr.l.,
Alai, HUUSxHULD NIIItNITUttIi. consisting of Ten
piste !gore, Bedstead, Desk, large Curner Cupboard,
• good Clock, Cud a great many animas too numerous
to mention. Amu, aboht 35 Atalaid UP 1111412 In
the groins/ will be oder e 4 fur mile.
Tauu =All some under ten dollars cash; all aunts
of tan dullaaa and upward • credit of ten months
will be given with approved security.
JOHN 0. MUBSSLMAN.
JACOB Mrczlitr, Auctioneer. .
Jan. 21, 1870.-te
puBL.T.O S A L E.
Th. underelgued, Intending to remove to North
Carolln•, will sell at Public Sale, on Tuesday, Feiem
ary, Tied, /670, at her -residenc. le trapslin town
ably, on the Chstailmrsbnrig Pike, one-fourth tube
from hew sateen, all his Personal Property, conalme,
log In part of TWO OOUD 110/tbES, rising yea*
old, twolear obi Colt, 3 MILCU COWS, 1 two-hotair
and 1 three bores Wagon, , with 3 loch tire, 2 gyring
Wagon., one of which to now, 2 Ploughs, 1 Bar
row, double and areal. Shovel Ploughs, Collies
ta., torn York, Wheelberrow, 2 Sleighs, 2 setg
of Ille•chtentle, 2 sou Ut tistruesit Collars, Bridles,
Wagon Sedate, hiding Saddle, biding bride., BM
-1011, Log Ofisint Uow Chaos, butt Chains and
Tutee, theta tradle, Scythe., Mattock, Picks,
Hoes, Azes, Maui and Wedge., Ceryeater's Tools,
Digging Iron,. heavy Hoye, Forks, Shovels, boutile
and Simile Trees, Uai Carriage, Cc. A 1..,, a tarot
lot of litMloblltlLU AND KITCHEN NEI nritruiLe4
am good to new, including SIX BLDISTEOIiaI
AND ISSDDLISU. 2 Bureaus as gOod agi new, 2 new
Vining Tables, breaktest Tables, Safe, gine, Chain.,
Rocking Chairs, 3 nbWlliti klitlililbreb, a large lot
ot,Caryets, Yeather•bous, bight-day Clock,2 Watcher,
large Iron Kettle, bought ray, a large lot of Crockery.
ware, Queeurware,Tln•Ware,Cedaressire,tibue-earis,
Loot tug lo lame., Pictures, Maps, a large lot of nooks,
show C 0.., 11a , relit POUG4. by the bushel, sluryria;
Oct., iisinssiy• Machlne, and a great many articlestoo
niameroino to mention.
bateau cum:mama ;at 10 o'clock, A. M., whew at—
tendance will b. illth and terms made kuoub by
J. J. bIkS.ECKEh.
JACOB /amnia, Auctioneer.
Jab. 21, e 7 0 ta
OYSTER SALOON!
JOHN GRUEL
CELLEBREBBURO IT., GETTYSBURG,
nest door to 7ksgle Rotel,
Amnon:meet° his friends that to addition to his
CONFICCTIONARY its has opengLan Oyster Saloon,
whew* during the season he will Veep constantly on
hand.
EEO
PRIME -OYSTR- S.
th• best the market can afford, with oyeelel aecowe
isodations tor
LADIES AND GENTLEMZ.V.
sap-olvs us a call.lol
Jan. 21, 1870—if
GOLUEN modem/Iy, Moo or
women anywhere. hddramo Zeigler, hfcLurcly d. Co.,
Phi/a., Pa.
THE DOLLAR SUN
CHAS- A. DANA, knitoa.
The cheapest, sinartesL sod beet New York news
paper kveryb.Mly likes 1. Three editions DAILY,
SO; alik-Witur, k 2; and Wuzit, II • year. ALL
tsa NaWa at half-price. Fall sports of markets,
agriculture, Farmers' and Fruit Growers' (Nubs, and
• complete story in every WiNnkly and Semi-Weekly
number. A present of valuable plants and vines to
every subscriber; lodnaimente to canvassers Unsur
passed. (1 , 000 W '
Lib Insurances, Grind Pianos Muer
}no Machines, Parlor Organs, Sewing &Ischias*. /lc.,
among the premiums. Specimens and lists free. Send
• Dollar and try It.
I. W. DDIGLAND, Publisher Bon, New York.
LOKILIARD'Sic an cicellent ar
"EuRE KA/ I f,-1°,„or.,!":1:::::°*.
. I imrgod.c.d.t. lean 6
SMOKING TOBACCO vereelly admired.
It I. put up lo handsome muslin bay, in which or
der. for Ileereohaum Pipe* are dully packed.
LORILLARD'S I la madeof thecholc•
Yacht Clu 1 an leaf g TODD ;It ID
anti nervous le its
elfects,u the Etc./-
8310E1EO TOBACCO tine has been en.
traded ; It Nieves no disagreeable 'taste after smok
ing; It is very mild, light in color and weight, hence
one pound Dill lag as long as 3 of ordinary tobacco
In this brand 'we also pact orders y day ibr Bret
quality Meerschaum Pipes. Try It and convince
yourselves it is all It claims to be, °TER FINEST OP
AIL...
LORILLARD'S This brand aline
C E N T U ItY lOut chewing tob"-
1 co has no equal or
or anywhere.
CLIMBING TOBACCO. I
superior
doubt
the best chewing tobscco In the country.
LORILLARD'S I have now been In
general one in the
S F St rol" Stet"
'.
ay.
I to yeast, and still
ankhowledged "the bid" wherever need
Ifyonr storekeeper does not have these articles for
sale, ask hint to them ; they are sold by rosiniete•
blejobbers aim* erery where.
Circalar of inices mailed on application.
P. L,OkILL.po t CO., Nov York
Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
COLGATE & CO'B
TOILET- SOARS
L ESTABLIENZJIBO6, NEW' YORK.]
Per the Delicate 81 ' n of Ladles and Children
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS:
SOLOMON'S CHILDREN'S
,
Under-clothes:Supporter
most perfect artlelot of the ktd ever offered 14
thopubll cr;omade pnettC It
y te nice giving ease e 44 and Is jut whet eVerildi wants. Mothers
interested In the comfort and health of their dough..
spoold examine its mettle. ~/ror sale by JOHItL.
511 8 10 H.P• 11 1 1 buritiPa.
illineMetttred by B. B. /gel/Null:la k CO., 96 fine.
te
'rn., Boston, Mum. •
sees
AGENTS! HEAD THIS 1
TITS WILL PAY 40E311 At ,SALLILY OP $2O per
y woelCand expensed,Orianr a*ge oommtoalon,
to sell Mir new mod wonderful Inventions. Address .
m..waipler 100., Manama Kith.
MPLOtif ENT.--s2ooMonth with Nandi Dios.
Dieatphiti fro,. B.M.BOhlottoz k Co., Brottlohozo'.l.
AOE YOU DOCTOR OIL 0147041811071. 141111/
QUIN 11-4 moils (bitter) Quinine. klionlbo.:
toned by P. BTELENS, FARE
,/t 00., Chemists, NOW
York.
"Ile BYO ROM ANC Y, PatICINATION OR tIOITI.
i OHARMINO.-400 pages; cloth. Thh wonderlsl
boot API fag hintruetton to enable the readekr,
ellll4lllltO either sea or say aiding ,at win, 0-
-r=ltnalb* e ad; hen" reap f other en a
.• "It...he obtained byeentilng Wrote,
WilitkNiltfigq, to T. W.. SVANO*OO,. b1e.41 /loath
Blatt ti,
Philadelphia, Pa.
6g:CFNTS -1V,1,14 ViYegl°; 4 4l . l
email/. It On AU'S Box 39814 titiw York
Aszt.ll,lBlll.--4I
DOLL - All
= 'VW4fltr *FIVE CE.IITS.
W4.L BUY d. iltItST-C1.488-‘
SEWING MACHINE
OR A Q0.14)1 WATCH. „r
-t
As in evtdenee tnattntnitlyortlsemenr
_ .
bug, send fin.olroulli !.. enelostas a tnrso and stianii ,
for return posdnid.4ddrese•
JoßietL4B.l!o4:!,
46 ..00 , •=4,46464
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Jan. 111, Urra,—nea •
'.i . .
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A. GlFTThttd—LadiC, !Ili Gentle•
• mentor heir spare moments.—A
Sewing Machine, a Gold Giatdi, a Bible, money and
other Qoodaglr et, as nreuitns. flow, When, Where,
, What, and all other partkultre Free Address-0. I.
Van Al!en, 171 t'dway, f Jsn. 2t ke
131 14 LEY
KNITTING ItIACHINE
FOS YAMII.Y UBE—iimpti, ch.ap, reUabk, .liNlre
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ple stockiag FEEL Address tiINELIeY KNITTIIU
MACIIINII CO., Bath, lle. Van. 21-le ,
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The Whiskey Ring, Gold fling, and Drawback
Yrau , .., Divulging !late:haw kobbery of the kubla.
Treasury, Orsanized Depredishins, Conspiracies and
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,
Legiel ttore, Parmere, Merchants Mechanics, every
i
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zfraal k
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with spirited Illuotrationo. Price low to ante the
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Phila., Pa. pin . 21.--tw
OULTIVATO.RS GUIDE,
JACOB V. TBOMAt
F.llswer & Kitchen Garden.
24th edition of this popular work, which has met
with so much brow to the past, Is now ready. It has
him to-written and improved, printed with new
type, ancl.pn finwpaper, illustrated with a beautiful
Lithograph, and many.olher fine engravings irom
nature It contains full descripoon and the culture
of ,uver 1500 leading Tarieti.s of plower. and Vegeta
bles; also descn, list of the novelties of the
present scaruti; kh IS added'a collection of 290
choice french Elybri °hulloing. Thu work, we feel
confident, will compare favorably with any similar
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.I have received a copy of your superbly gotten op
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anythiig of.the kind ever before issued from the
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Itittailtlitti a CV., 1.1091,00, Mmes.
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I Wall cared of Diatoms cad Catarrh by a simple
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MRS. M.O. LIDIU dTT, LI obak en, N. J.
dan.l4-4w
VILA. YRS DB MON of Pain. NPuleott'a p.h., Paint
11 TOIDOTOP pain iDIItaZILIT, and beads old Ulcers.--
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CONSUMPTION.
AMOS WOoLLYT M.D., u. Kosciusko Cututty, In.
&Ana, mys: • Yur three years past. I have us.] AL.
mitesLerso DALIAN exteseare I j , to my practice, sod I
am aattelleel there is no betttr medicine lot lung dl..
ease In use."
IdAAO A • DOMAN, Si. D., of Logan County, Ohio,
say.: "ALLUI'm Lostil BiLSAK out only sells rsplcily
Dot give* pet lest saU►factlun to every calla within my
knowletigs. &dying confidence In It end knowing
that it WINNOW valuable medicinal pruperties I tree•
ly use It in my dailt practice and witn unbounded
success. As en eSpeCtOrant it is moat certainly far
ahead of any preparation I have ever yet known."
NATLIANLEI.IIAM.RII 4 , M D, 3liddiebury, Ver
mont, says: have no doubt it will soon become a
classiest renfrdLsi scant. for the cure of all diseases
of the throat, Bronchial Tubes cod the Luuss,"
Physiclaastlo not raceme..., a medicine which has
Da merits, what they say about
ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM,
Can be taken as a fact. • Let eltbeteti teat it at
once.
Bold by ail Redtt., Lieul, 4
Jan. 14.-4 w
fiMIB MAGIC COMB wIII ale ege any colored Laitor
heard to • perno•oent Black Browo. It enntalus
no poison. Any one eau ni^ 11 One sent by mill for
$l. Address
MAGIC COMI: CO.,
Dec. %, 1109.--3 m
$B,OOO WANTED !
PERSONS desiring to invest from $.1,000
to .8,000 on perfectly safe Real Estate
security, at 6 per cent. interett, free from all
State and local taxation, w ill make im
mediate application to either of the under
signed:
31; 31cCLEAN,
Pres't Board of Trattets of Pa. College
A. D. BUEHLER,
Treasurer.
Dec. 17. —LI
JUST THE PLACE
BOOTS AND SHOES
Nearly opposite the COMPILER Office, Gettysburg
Jam 21, 1870.—tf
HAIR VIGOR,
For restoring Gray Hair to its
natural Vitality and Color
A dressing which is at once agreeable, healthy,
and effectual for preserving the hair. /Wed or gray
hair is soon restored to its original color with the floss
andircultneszof youth. Thin hair is thickened, felling
hairshetked,end baldness often, though not &helve,
cored by its use. Nothing can restore the hair
where the follicles are destroyed, or the glands
airo pitied and decoyed. But such as remain can be
saved for usefulness by thu application; Instead of
fooling the hair with • pastl'aediensnt,
.4t will keep
Itoleap and vigorous. Me ocaui..l no. will pre
vent the hair from turning gray or falling off, • and
oinaquaatly previa t beldam. Free from those de-
LMarions anbstances which Make some preparations
daussious and injurious to tile hair, • the Vigor can
only benefit but cot harm it. If wanted merely for
a: •
• :HAIR DRESSING,
. t•ftilitg *LW tan ►e found to desirable. °nuptialllf
,letter oil liar 4Tei it dam eat moll white caa►rio,
.*d set testa long on the hab., teeing it a riots gnaw/
lustre and • grade, perfume.
DR. J. C. AYF.:R & CO.,
PRACTICAL ANP ANALTTICAL
LOWELL, MASS.
itle In Gattyatrars, Pa. by A. D BusAtia,
Agent. ' - [Tab 21, 1820.—lynol
Z.NOUTOR'S NOTICE.—Let-
AOtits
Testamentar_y oa aim estate of lexsairca
Satlat 3 T, lloll .2 bite 01 Haw iltenbin townihip, Adiune
twenty. Pa., dooeseed, herring been granted, to the
undaraigned, reiddhlg In the mune township, he hero+
In o 4 - 1111e4 ' notice tO ilypetsons 'igtdebted ;gd said
toi ollllolololoo Wtda papaws and those her mg
diatom 'stainet the • legmeto peesent thew properly
authenticated for eettlanen£
• ": - nap. SIITILLS,Y, Jr., Ex l r.
4 1111 .! int V ll7 4;r 4 t# _ . •
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Iligketa4 t onlat,iota tims dl the papers in the Couny
/1.11401 . 461 tail tit 11 : 1 0i!sesCoVerViinitapaili. '
AGENTS WAIT RD FOR
THE SMUTS OF
Expositsci
AMATEUR
YOE TUE
From Levi Bartiett, Warmer, N. H.
CURE FOR
What the Doctors 6ay
TO GET
CHEAP
Boots and Shoes I
I WILL sti4,
MY 2INTIRE STOOK
COST!
CALL AND Bit CONVINCED
NO THOVBLI TO SEfOW GOODS
DON MISTAKE THE PLACE,
ON 84L21.11011E STREET,
D. IL KLINGILL
tiYERS
Preparod by
pa.lol SI.O(R.
4,t4., and gifssual-"lnk
I II ITBLIc SALE OF
Will be, exposed to Sale by public outcry, on the
Say . 1 . 1 premi ses, In Menalien township, Adams coun
ty, on Saturday, ths'ain day of January, 1870, at 10
o'r/wlr, o said day, the following described
...Real Iterate, late the property of ARIL T. Wittalrf, -
deceased:
'NiCI-A VALUABLE TOWN
LOT. in- the moot eligible Vert of Mato iitreet In
BENDERSVLIXE, haring a largo STORE HOUSE
erected thereon.
No, -2-2 TRACTS OF - LAND,
containing together abDut FINN ACBIi3, Ina high
state of cultivation. on the road leading to Carlisle,
about half a mile north of liendetsvllle.
No. ;3—A LOT, containing about
ONE ACRE, lying nett. the last above tract, and also
in a blab scats of cultivation.
No.. 4—ABOUT EIGHTEEN
Actugs ta , GOOD CHESTNUT TIDLIER LAND,
about ono lad a half ranee nortteareat horn •Ben
deravitle,t.bicb will be sold either satire or in iota to
suit purchasers.
No. S—ABOUT 30 ACRES OF
CLIESTNET AND OAIt.TIMBNIt LAND, about two
zones west of Bendersedle, which will also Us told
either entire or In lots to salt purchasers.
.I-The utle aill commence on Lot No. I
Attend knce will be given and terms made known
on day of eels by TllO.llAn 11. WRIGHT..
Jan 14, 1.70.—te
VALUABLE TANNERY
AT PUBLIC SALE
The subscriber, wishing to give up the Terming
business, will offer at Public dale, on Thursday, the
27th day of January neat, at I o'clock, P. M., on the
prettaises,nis valuable TANNERY, situate on South
Baltimore street, Gettysburg. Pa., including Buick
Beam Shop with one poet, two limes, and six baud
lers • Brick Currying Bhup ; Brick and Prams Bark-
Mill (louse; thirty eight lay-away Vats on the yard,
with eight Leeches, and room to add any additional
unsibor...' CONSTANT RUNNING SPRING WATSR,
never•faillog, In Tanyard and Shops. This Tannery
is located in a region where good Bark is abunaant
at r eationidde pri re.
There is beside. -a large TWO-STORY BRICK
DWELLING on the property, with Spring House,
Smoke Rouse, Wool Shed, Barn, Corn Crib, Pi agou
Shed, and other outbuildings, with a'Weil of water
and alsoliydraut at kitchen door, ;lb running ea
ter through Spring Ilona.. Thar yal lay of best
quality of growing Grapea and Fr a illepresulses.
The property bin good conditio ;pa in every re
spect a must desirable realdenct • otisintiM•stand,
—.Lif table also for a Brewery or a rtudneas requir
ing steam or running water.
Alen, will b. , told a LOT OP BNB adjoining
ate• Ave, containing 1% Acres, mor. • r loam, with au
Agide OrChard and a tino•clase Bpi lug and Bathing
katabliehtonnt on It.
Also, a LOT OF GROUND on the Emailttiburg
road ono-half mile from town, containing 8 Amts.—
Toe TANN CRY poti LOTS will be sold separately or
tog.ther tie may be desired.
spa... Persons desiring to view the premises. or Y.
certain fortber particulars, will address the sub
scriber, residing In liettgsbiug, Pa.
JOHN WINEBRENNER
Dec. 31.—ts
FOR SALE
My Properly on Chaniberableg st, Gettysburg, Pa.
1 1 RE HOUSE is ii, two story brick,
Glaa in it, a Bydrent in the yard with good out
buildings, choice varieties of Grapes. Strawberries,
Blackberries, Raspberries, Peach and dwarf Pear
Trees on the lot. S. B. ROW.
Sept. 10.—tf
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
AT PRIVATE SALE
Will battold at Private Bala the VALUABLE PRO•
PERTY in the Borough of Getty•barg, on the corner
of Chambersburg street and the diamond, known as
"Smite's Corner," fronting 80 feet on Chambereburg
street, and running back to a public alley. The Du
provementa corolla' of a two-atory FRAME DWEL
LING. with tsteatory BRICK BACK-BUILDING,
btlite Room!, Praut•,table,Ac. It le • valuable stand
for any kiild of b 1141110,11
It will be Avid on reasonable terms. For further
inturmatiOn, apply to either of thu undersigned.
JOUN L. SCHICK,
JOHN CULP,
.
• T. A. WARREN.
Jan. 7, tb7o.—tt
VALUABLE FARM AT
PRIVATE BALE
The undersigned offers at Private Sale hie valuable
VARY, situate in St. Thomas township, Franklin
county, on the road from Campbellstown to the
Warm Spring road, of a mile from the latter
road, containing 7l ACHES, more or less. The Im
provements are a new two-story FRAMJS
DWICL—
LINO 10;24 feet with a Frame Barn, :oxB6 feet, and
outbuildings. There is a never•tailing Spring of
grater cu the prembies. About 22 Acres are in good
Timber, with a large proportion of excellent Meadow.
The farm fa under good fencing, and in good order,
and conveniently located fur Mills, School-Bowies, Ac
The terms will be easy to suit purcLasers.
Pereoneideeiring to view the premises will call on
Daniel EC botise, residing on the adjoining ?arm. Fur
further lnfortuation address
UKISRY SIILTENI3EhOIa,
Graeffenbarg, Adams co., Penns.
Oct. 29,18C9.—5m
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT
PRIVATE SALE
The undersigned offers a: Private Sale a VERT
DESIRABLE FARM, situate in Strada° township,
about t3L miles southwest of Newchester, adjoining
imds of ilettry Thonsaa t Esq., George Clahman, arid
others, containing SG ALftEll of Land In a high state
of cultivation. The Improve ow:triers a new wealh
erboarded.o3TTAGE HOUSE, Frame Barn, a thriv
ing young Orchard of Apple and Peach Trees, Grape
Vines and Pro it Trees in the yard, a well of Water at
the door; e never-failing Stream runs through the
centre of the Farm. There is an attindance of Tim
ber. The location is COOTOol•nt to Cho rehein, Schools.
Mills, red Market.
The Property Is well stilted for division, and will bs
sold in Lots or entire to suit parchsfers.
Persons wistittie to view the premise.. or ascortaln
terms, will call on the subscriber or address by letter.
- ABRAHAM PIURES.
New Chester, Aug. 13,1869.-t f
V ALUABL.f e TOWN RESI.E(ERNgLE
The undersigned, intending to remove from Getty►
burg, offers •t Private Sale the property in whi
he resides, on H letr lareet, adjoining property ofJohn
Ilenuig °tithe Beat and of Harriet Shilling on the
Ward, f. oaring 30 trot on High tarots , and runnin
back con twelre foot alley. Toe lIOUBB la a new
two-etory Pr.me Building, convenientLY ambito
with a large STABLE on the lot—everything bring
in first-rate order. It will be Fold on reasonabi
term.. -
For further letbrmatlon apply to
JOHN W. WEIGLE
Gettysburg, Pa., Nor. 5, 1869.—t Ia
CHEAP LANDS!
I hare for sale more than 200 FARMS, varying In
sae from 10 Acre* to. 5000 Acres, and varying in
price from SI to 160 PER ACRE. The cllaste is on
napalmed,. Soil adopted to the growth o Grain,
Clover, Grin, Fruit and Grapes. Water fa abundant
and good.
CIiKAP RAILROAD TICKETS will be providedefor
.11 who come to me to boy land.
13...F0r 'catalogue of prices, kc., address
JNO. B. ORBITER,
OreettsbOre', N. C
Sept. 3,1569.-6 m
HOUSE A.ND LOT
AT PRITATE SALF
The subscriber wishes to dispose of his ammo sou
Lot situated on the ittimmasburg Road end <lose to
town.
The lIOUSId is a new TWO-STORY FRAME BUILD.
LNG wlttir a one and half story ltac•building, •
Flame dt ble, and a choice variety of Frnit. The
buildings are all new hoeing been put op with good
material but a lew years ago.
so - AnY person wishing to yr/retieae a property
should test tail to cell cud Pee this onwas it,• No.l
property in all respects. Terms ...VI made easy:
H. STEINOUR, .1 .
Get tysbiarg, Non. 12, I sea.— gm.
WOOD FOB SALE, •
3 . 00 CORDS OAR
Y
200 HICKORY,
AT BANDOE'S MILL,
in.Prlce $3 an d S 8 per cord on the ground.
GEO. ABS OLD.
elettrebbru. Suu2B.lBBB.—t
WESTERN
PRE,IMPTION LANDS.
I HAVE ON HAND A PEW
T R - A C T S
OF No. 1,
second bend. pre-eroptlon Lands located neat Rai
roada,Oonnty Towne, ke., In well settlednelghbo
boods.whlch Iwllleell,orexchange at a fats pelt
or Real Estate in Adatoscoun ty. Pa.
OEO. ARNOLD.
reb.6.taes.—t:
'• FOR SALE.
Jr •
HE DESIRABLE THREE-STORY
.
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
we. front, on 40 feet lot, with two-stut7 Brict
Back bonding, la drst•elsaa repair, two door , from.
Court House. on Baltimore street, will be sold on ao
commodiatlng terms. f Julie 11.—tf
WASTED. AGENTS,
to MIMS for
P/LBILLNB AID Bowes itmeifitnceira
KEROSENE LAMP,
pronounced by more than SO erofesto ra in our Cot.
iegeh
;Absolutely Safe
96 per cent. of ofi—ito bad odor—wfil not
break or seearout.beesaimmetaffe Caragents make
money, beitimault inanities a- want' as universal as
right. : -
/or fall particulars address, eritb stamp,
. HMIS: F. BOWEN', '
2d Floor..kerebanirs' Bann.
Harrisburg, Pa,'
Oct la, isso.-sr,
CLERK . WANTED.
ASINGIig YOUNG MAN, who has had some
pedants sou CLICRIC 0 g LISSMAN, his
Goods Stofe r auti CI .14 CA awe recannsaaa •
can hear of *desirable situation by addressing the
.43tas ntmr Ourrussa.. aloe, Gettysburg, Pa. • '
4an. 14,1671.-41
CAlippS, Letter Heade,' /3i1,1 ea
Choi ituvalo - pes, sad all Wad of Joto , Pflaling
614.10 41 10 - 5 1 4 11 • 14 sad *op &Ml6:Abs.
REAL ESTATE
NATIONAL BANK.!
GoyminflrENl BONDb,itall kind& BOVlniland
The MGM=
_PRILILIUII paid on GOLD and
COUPONS CASHAD OR COLLIN:IND
Persons desiring to invest in STOOLS er BONDS,
of any hi:4,On> Invited to call, me we have the
the !oolitic' of New York, Philadelphia or
Baltimore markets. Consequently all
Persons poisesalgig COUPON BONDS, and desiring
for safety toconrert into Registered, are requested
toe tll, u we have the advantat, to trawl'. rat a
t r Ming expense
INTEENAL REVENUE STAMPS of all del:lamina—
INTEREST ON SPECIAL DEPOSITS adeaoteal
Persons wishing Information In r '''''' o a. 8
Bends, and Rocks all kinds, are requested to
give us a call and we will cheerfully give all la-
C=511211
Gettysburg, NOY. b,1869-tf
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
GETTYSBUR.G
Interest on BPICIAL DIPOSITS as follows
6 PER CENT. PER ANNUM 10E1 YEAR,
4" " " 6 METHS,
3 I. 14 II 14 II
WILL OASTS comrouND INTZREST FOTZEIAND
Willelaopnrehsee onion STOCKS nd BONDS
every kind free of charge aeConusdesien,and wll
alitlmea pay the HIGHIBT MCI for
and with pleasure transact all busing*. promptli a
haretoforepertalning to a wellregulatedßank.
GBP ItaNOLD, Osahler
lettgebtirg.Noe 6,111011-st
MEAT MARKET!
NEW FIRM!
KGEOHGE B. STOVER A THADDEUS S. WIBLI,
11.1 AXING nntnnrd into partnapnin in Ma
LA NE.ING BlifilNEen, will ca,ry it on in
branenes. All kinds of
Fresh Meat Every Day.
Beer every Tuesday and Eatnrday morning. Small
mets every Wedneaday, ThnradyLand Friday morn
gs
Market stand at GI eo.B.Stovere reaidence on Chant
bersbnrgstreet, second Square.
Those having fat stock for side, will dad It to their
advantage to call on or address tho a new Firm.
aTOVIP. & WIBLE.
t f
West Middle Street Market
(NEAR THE COCRV-HOIIMI.)
Every Day in the Week,
B UP4T WiC I Z I I I !4: 6
Freah.Reet three time, a wash, Tuesday, Wedgies.
day and Saturday mornings. Lamb, Veal or Mutton
everyday. Orders left at my market in the evening,
will be promptly delivered the following morning.
GEORGE A. CODOBI.
June 18.1869-tf
URY LIST FOB JA/S IJARY,
GRAND JURY.
Tc a e —H. J. Myers, (foreman,) Thomas Elue-
Berwick bor.—Henry Mayer, Joseph Wile, David
E. Hollinger.
Liberty—L. H. Reiman.
Freedom—Thomas Ferguson.
Hamiltonian—Charles W. King.
Menallen—Andrew Brough.
Hamilton
—George
W.
Cumberland, Reo. dc We r.
=age—George Ginter.
a—David Deardorff.
Butler—Daniel Lady, William D. Bream, Samuel
Lentz.
ozrord—kleoM Smith, l'aili Hersh,
HUntington—DaMel Becker, Jacob Bream„ Frank
lin myers.
Uniom-.Daniel GeiseiMan.
Straban—Robert Bell.
Conowago—George Stonesifer, Hro.
gutter.
cumlstrimal-e-Ferry Oylg a eorgs Welltert, Wil
barn AllISOn, Gimp S er t
Germany—tiolomOn 'Me IMO= Butters
Gettyaburg-41eo. F. H al !Misch, Jacob Brinker
hoff, W. .B. Meals, B. H. ltowe, Hobert Martin,
Win. Guinn, James A. Swope.
Mountpleasant—Joseph Kuhn, Henry Lilly, Jo
seph Spangler, James Duttera, Samuel , S•b,
Joseph Coshun.
Liberty—Eplualna W.lfri e tigi
Ilatolt.-EdViard Hebb Henry Felt",
mountibr—bilia M. Homer,'
Butler—John Eleholtt, John Lauver, Israel Gar
• W
MoOosh.
retson, Joint Sehlosear. Jacob Mowery.
JA
Freedom
-Michael McFadden.
Orford—Charles H. Ruff.
Franklin--tiamnel Lohr, Charles ylekley, ,lohn
Cole.
Huntingtolt , —Jeremlah Slaybauiph, Wm. Stoyark
Littlestown—David Wbkert, Henry Hatter,
Simon Blab_ ,op George litonesifer.
Hamiltonban—James Watson, Jr., A. H.
Be= tp.•:-Jaoob Pha
BeMi
Berwick bor,—..pluteg ft - Beam
bert.
almond ifeek.
YfilesfoilK—HOTlC, fitiirty, Philip Hornier, Al
fred Barter.
Butler—Jacob W. Fidler.
Berwick --N ; tbagiel Mllier, J. G. Wolf, au-
Fttn sw
Ames Linn. Solomon Hari:num John
Pottorll, Martin 'Shoemaker.
Maniples/gut—David Bevenour, Joseph Harman,
Anthony Ell Chart B. Miller.
Menaalea—Gear W. Merman. •
Catiorago—Leo Sneerineer.
ituntington—Hatton Kennedi% George W. Wirrtnati:
Hamiltonban—B. MadnleS a W. T. Reed.
aeqyaburp—Robert Br io John Culp of M.,
Joel Harmer, H. J. e.
Cumberland—W ilßream, liam Walter, Henry B. Cronin
Francis
Germany—Levi m b ar iicucl„ Levi Harner.
italltim--I.)Wel Baker, Michael Bohn,
kaBmore—Paulward
Ttoup nnemer , Warner Tornsend.
Union—Lewis CssPlislill. Jacob Barnish.
Liberty—P. S. Riley.
. -
Hliftiland—Davi%
traban—dohn
Oxford—Aitiliot n iEi tmio Ind Welt
,Motintl—f; Jones H. Collins.
Tort net Brunei.
M 414411.". s.
e—George 8
As ,4 3
21 MX".: . •
- •
Notice to the Public
T .....,..,,,„ 42:rrat , 44 a affn 0t raps frost
on 11=Wsdissals3 trIZAMsy at l
7 r o l 42 1 7.
M., passing by Leta/ b ur g Waissiaboto . , Moutsisp .
aadOlaraisatSpriade, !dental* 'Baia' auld ratald,
'arriving at esuysSurg at hall past tour o dust I t i ad
4alaribleghtna Gettpsbaid es taeaday,lltandly and
Batatdap,atstring at liastarsppippsdiplasconaostion
indattio •ealocikttelD
447 4.441 - - • . AItAN • WAXY.
MST ADTARTISIN O MEJIIITkr,
~ ~.
GETTYSBURG
SOLE
1M3223
orders Cr. preseptly executed
tloos for Nilo.
1 per vest, viz
6 PEE CENT. ter 1 year,
4 PHR CENT. for 0 month.,
8 PIR CINT. for 8 months.
J. EMORY BAII, °Gabler.
WILL ALLOW
COUPONS
GOLD AND SILVER,
gutrhering,
GENERAL JEW.
First Week.
EMI
N; TI C
The, first and final account of Jan-
ISLAA W. Dll/11, As/deuce of SAXIML Bszentit and
wife, of Batter totroahip, AdAttls county, Pa., ba been
filed In the coact of Common Plea. of Adam& comity,
and will be confirmed on Use ;, tat day of Ja,nuary,
IB7g unless cause, J.• shown to be , obtrary.
JACOB qftLIIORN, Protb.
Dec. 31,140. tde
IRXEOUTOR'S NOTICE.—Let
m•A tern Testamentary on the mints oe lttrwoUn
Dwriten, deceased, late of Tyrone townshipi-Adatels
county, having been granted to the ondeadvied, re.
skiing In lame township, they hereby give notiteto
all persons indebted to said estate to make lammedi
atepayment,, and those baring . claims against the
same to prevent them properly anthentleated for
settlement
swum J. DETR ICK— a }Executors.
MICILAJIL W. DEMI .
Deo. 31, 1840,-4t
EirThotric named Executor redden In Tyrone and
the latter Ip,Dotleir township.
LICENSE.
The following applications for Li
cmat.e, ha•e been tiled la my °Moe, with the requisite
number of signers. and will no presented at the Cottrt
of gircrter Se/stone, on Me fourth Monday of Jan
uary, IWO:
•
TAVKRN LICKNSE.
WM. X. 11118R8, Gettysburg borough.
JACOB STOCK, .
aliN MY PIITIIMB. Instils township.
A EIN6B 8. HILDIBILAND. Ha siltos township,
WILLIAM NOEL, Reading township.
RESTAURANT LACINSR.
A. K. BTONICIt, Hamilton township
LIQUOR erroas
TOBIAS EATIFINAN, lismihoobatmownibip.
HENRY DIMWIT, LltOrstown borusgb.
U. U. Wi4,,P, Clerk.
Jan. 7, 1870.—td.
REGISTER'S NOTICES.
NOTICE is hereby given to all
Leigatees and rther ;weans concerned, that the
Adaelotatretiou Aceounts hereafter mentioned' w
be preeentad et the Orpr Adams county
Mr centftalation and autos ' PM MONDAY, the
31st day of JANET/Oa aC atYo'Clock, P . M., tie:
2d. The first account of Joseph L. flhorb, A denints•
tutor of the estate at John litinhaugh, dec'd.
3rd. The Brat and final account of James Watson,
Barr Guardian of John Thomas heeler, mtoor sou of
John Beater, ileol.
4. The accoeue of Berm Detrick, Executor of the
will of At reheat Keever, dec'd.
BAMIIBL A. 81FOPZ, Real ty Jan. f , .1870.—td.
S HERIFF'S SALES.
In pursuance If a writ of Bled Feriae, burning out
of the Court of Common Pima of Adams county, and
to me directed, will be exposed to Publics dale, ■t the
Court Rouse in the Borough of Gettysburg, ow &bre ,
dey, the 22d day of .7inewary, 1870, at 1 o'cfork, P.
IL, the following Real Rotate, viz:
A TRAOT. OF - JiAND
mitnato In Monition townehip, Adams county, P..
contstothg 106 AOll.llB, more Or We i adjointeg lands
of Henry lea; Solomon Deemer, hearth; Cola, and
others, Improved with 2 two-Mary LOG HOUIIIS,
double LOg Barn, Wagon blted, Oorn Drib, Dry Moslem
Orchardaef choice trait,* trent variety, Well of
Water near the door with a pump to It. /about 46
LOA= aro Word/and and 6 AURAS good Meadow.
Poised and taken Into execution w the property of
Osomix H. town, and to be amid by me.
JAOCIE WINK, Szr,:tr.
Sheers Office, Gettystars, Jim, 7,1!70.-l.
Aries psi. ant. of Um pareliamk sway upon .11
sides by the &herb" most be pod over lamed hdy after ,
the property i• struck dome tie up= Whir* to comply
therewith dm property will b• seatrl pot up for sale •
TO COLLFATORS.
COLLZOTORS of State sad Gianty Taxes for 1860
are hereby notified that they will be expected • to col
tact and pay crier the Teem on their duplicates, on
or beftire MONDAY, the2Lth day a:JANUARY, 1870
If necessary they trill proceed at once to entree col-
'melon bj the =sal legal process. The dupllcates
must be settle 4 np at the end of the year. Money
being seeded, the prompt collection and payment Of
the rates is absolutely necessary.
JAOOB LOTT,
MONIS HARTMA.N,
EMANUEL NBIOICH,
Attest—J. J 1177. Mirzza, Mork
Doc 31.1866.—td
TAX APPEALS.
pine Commiesloners of Adams county hereby give
.L notice that they bare axed upon the following
days for holding the Appeals for the several Boroughs
and Townships of uld county, at the oaks of the
County Commissioners. In Gettysburg, when ARA
where they will attend to hear App'ais , between the
bonnet 9 A. M. and 3 o'clock, P. AL, of each day, as
follows:
The Appeals for Gettysburg, Cumberland, Ger
many, Oxford, Huntington. Latimora, Tyrone, - and
-traban, on Tuesday. tile 26:11 day of January neat.
For Hamilton, Berwick borough. fierarka- lawn.
ship, Beading. Krnallen, Butler. Yranklin and ilanlii
to a ban, on Wednesday. the 26u, day of Janmery next.
for Ifountiov, freedom, Liberty, Highlaad, Oon
..wairo, Mountpleaaant, Union, Llttlentown and lark
:+pring,a, an Thursday. Out 27th day of January awl.
At aides f fb-e— n.`"Ar ° 3‘ - xf,llB, Clark.
Dec. 31, 11169.—td
Court Proclamation.
- VITHSRILAS the Bon. Rossi' J.. FLUOR, Preaiden \ t
VY of the several Court+ of °cession Pleas in tbe.
counties composing the 19th District, and Justice of
the Comm of Gy..r and Terminer and General Jail De
livery, for the trial of all capital and other offendersin
mud district, nodJossroJ Koss and Komar
G: tiaa
pca,Esgrs.,J of the Cou its °rem:ninon Pleme,aud
Justices of the Courts re Oyer and Terminer and
General Jail,Delivery, for the trial of all capital and
other offenders in the county of Adams have issued
their precept, bearing date the =cl day of November,
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and six-nine, and tame directed, foni holding a Mart
of Common Pleas, and General Quarter Sessions of the
Peace, and General fall Delivery and C4orte of Oyer
and Terminer, at Gettyaburg. g Monday, Um SLIN of
January, 1870.
NOTIOR [S ISRARBT GIVEN to alt the / antic., of
the Peace, the Coroner and the Conetables within the
said county, that they be a:tumid there in their pro.
per persons, with their Rolls, Records, Inquisitions.
Ruminations, and other Romombrancsa, to do those
things which to their minces and in that behalf apper
tain to be done,
r and Mao, they who win prosecu te
against the prisoners that are or they shall be in the
Jail of said county of Adams, are to be then and there
to prosecute against them as shall be Just.
JACOB KLUNK, Sheriff;
Sheriff's 018ce.Gittysburg, Dec. 24, 1869.
Valuation & Assessment.
FOR 1870,
IN pursuance of an Act of •
bly posed the 17th day of July; IM, the follow.
log Statement Is hereby published by the Commission
ere of Adam' county, which exhibits the &mono:, de:
scriptlami and value Glib. Real and Personal Property,
Traded, Occupations and Professions, made taxable by
the several Acts of Assembly of this Commonwealth
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BOROUGHS AND
TOWNSHIPS,
Gettyabuir
2cassa
21WI
)3U 21
192514
138 9 1 3 4
4241
282447
Iflly/71$
Ox ford-- ......... -....—.
Btralian
Hamnkni
0463
262606
249601
-166629
166 tbs I
Mountpleasant.
Tyrons -
Comwago
Yrwda
Itovagoi. • .1
moor
imp
trme
66 , 80
64899
fie4ilisk tine •
Litt%%town bur
Yurk Springs but...... ,
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0321
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PRO'VEITENTS
44744,8%
tftguaslNt
TowNum&
Ostkrebturg.—...—.
00111 May . .......
itanthigton
Et am 11 tonbt.ti
ra
tb..n
Mena:llea
Hooding r mr.t••••,•
Moostpleannt I
Tyrone
fliwni U ° l••••••!tf ramp , I
rtiMitkel
Berri'Job bor..- .....
WiliamObi be*
Illbibtand
So* Ilianscbdr4-•••••
We, the undersigned. Comathalotierso •• on
-41.4140•40,1t Wt 4 valuation of the differ
out Boroughs sod Townships of the self county%
correct tu the tweet of our heutwhibMpi
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AUCTIONEER.
T" leltripood. having taken out Lmoosp-mt 110.
AtT I NUM, offers Lis services la thy POOII4
W,lll Clittalt. Torras nomooable.- Lott.* Mt
, to blot at floodorselllo, Po, or RI b. promptly
. 11111441111
1,00.1•40%
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BOOTS AND - -- - -SIJOES.
r L . NEIPrt T a li, 1 E N
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TUSuudersignit: LI a • ttEt.,:tt-t- , t : n.;' .I
• Boot and Shrt.
usarthe 14111:•didEtatt i (I,t ty.l tkrt
tuts aro' a 111 r
Boots , Shoes , Gaiten:, Slip
, •
perr - br,c,. 7
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Ile base Btkens.l..tln.tet.) deft I
willa•Mittiory artich tL. ...till. R io'
WORK CO
..d grorkwanslik-t. !ivory egurtt,
datiolitctiort. The pottfonogr p th..
66111p,and aolect frees tilc stot-lt t• . t t t t
ars. to either twee y,U can't°, In ilt.. t..
, 101 IN M tot
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HEAD-QUARTERS.
On the S. R. Corner ctl' ner , 't , r
the Ll►rgeet end Best Sto;:k, of
Fall & Winter tlothill2
nA T S AND A
BOOTS
AND HOES,
Woolen Under-Clothin
NOTIONS, TRU
And everything found lu a
GIVE US A CALI.
Oat. 1,1860.—tt
CLOTHIN G.
Hata.and Caps,
Boots and Slio
NEW F I• it M-1
COBEAN i t V UIVNING ILI J 1
received hom the City ► eta" :trl 1 lan.
CLOTHING,
HATS & CAPS,
BOOTS sit ()Es.;
Commisiroaer
The 'Wahine all boar a selected with cr, a
with s desire to limn the WO,1:14 Of tb , a . ~::1.•
The public will And tbegoolla to boot t 6,• hi t
waddle
LATEST STYLES
One sad all srelnylted to call at our Stra, • , n It.
;a9retireet,Gett.yeburg,nearly oppo,ito ,t.
Bret. R. C. Colt CAN ,
CONNI.N GILA
Oct. 22.—t f
CLOTHING
OPPOSITE STAR AND SSNiEVEL 01
Ton will always And dm but qarli I
atytu or, .
COATS, ROM, vEsTd,
OP ALL 13TYLP8 AND SIZE 9. AL.I. •
S T S
Trunks, Valises, Umbrellas
NOTJONS, MUSICAL DISTRUMENT
- CLOCKS, WATCHES,
TOBACCO and CIGARS
all of which will be bold at short profits cadw.irr.iiit
ed to pious. eltee blare call at hie eta re ~ 11 •It I
coorestreet,(Picklates old Stead) near the D:Aill,Tl
Sept. *4.lU9.—tf
' WHERE? WHERE'
VV HERI,
NICE NEW scur
S. ,WOLF'S
CLOTHING STORE
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in the Diamond, Corp of the
TOWN OF GINTITBIIIINO; OOTINTT 1 . r
AND STATJI OP PENN'A.
THAT'S THE _PLACE
131.75
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12mo
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14620
1 44 4688
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30726
21150
21042
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DAM:MI.IIO 'lll,,EttiNS . !: D.& JW M
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in nerlthlag-Ovar Costa, Drew Coat., P. II 1 , 4 !Co I
Yogi, ThWerebtrts, nits Marto, Collar•, Ig.tk
Oloreo, Cora for*, nets, Cap., hours an
Shrew Clocks, Watcher,. Jewelry, l'or
ftli.kr7. Clothes Breakage ?mak.,
.10470,86.04-ira7tesur. Dwhielia.,
atte t bm thausami other arti•
alahalli.Ptotamasterove •
to-ineart..l
• G r ail, examine,. ha'ootralncad,boy, . skidtopl. d.
lifeboat market pr:caa paid 'foe all kinds •.r k _
• Dee. S,
14613
30461
83176
23164
51868 1
8750
34=1.
26490
26862
re
12112
23360
11069
7898
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gIOSEPH JACOBS,
ME .a ORAN . TAIL 1?,
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araulartalgend; at . tha lato nu'. J .
a BMA ' *Wild roost rirlecafnllc ioS r.
legtdo and thepabile gato.rally, that L., h [. •• •
•hf erritsl4 jldloring eatibitehreeno IM I, •h• : r,
street, twat door tdtbs4d rise., and tL n -r +..0
•
ta4llll9lllggarona Itto4o,wkarre b• irltl I o 1.1 t.
Nesit_f• •W•ho •••,•ntrotilwe hint.' i.,t, c k
CLOTHS, CA4SIMERB, V PISTINCih , , TRIM NI I Nils
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saints found eltofeenittckoop—r ers !
lent from. All kinds or good' for telirw t 6.
'lluatuttioturts or not. • ,• W
11000141 ADV VP with dirpotch, wall wl,,
bnuirktat etneratores Re at hie LWII. Tho v,t y b r.
work be ninon—good [lto tont as Wien t , r
—sod nothing waffle dolfauf4 too Nell t ry nLtr ti.
ricoorluiffsrootlan to weer, twee. ‘4.
The Iltgft NCI( York tashionsiegaim r. .1.
tlettfiss dono, as lantint '
TOO
- itolliroof pabllopatronsgo Is 'clic i
fort spared to door r • it,
ROLIDAAW.
N E W 7.1-R
, ruzgebserihreiwi ft entered itetb.p art n• ;
Iibte'PUINII3OI4.XPIIM avt.mrst,
salmi 44.11. nm Otp, 111pda:rote &tree'. u , ttv,,,
(11Yettly oppeNte Illebtheitieektertare), ttittt ro t
aterezpabet prepared *Mkt the
PHOTOGRAPHS, AMBIIOTYPES. 1 - ;(
. TONS; tiARM, IMPERIELS,
= ' ALI •
.
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In .
gr.at lay bilky etieetently ea .
iarliket .11 a ern. every thit, •
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N OTICE.
Wllyerses rt 7 Bus,Jitabas.kilLoti,
and p tgitoe tles.vrithuntany elm* L < v,„
vatic* . to ail penman mottd e . ur kAy , :13
t ranfrinNebsibmistiostamoisif t,.,4
e t ke 004 tr ,Th eralddsviavout n
todil*Al reposwiftiev, It It pailitolft 1,1 , .1 ht L
sP,t, 1 4 11, foßktitaimahlbe gamy;Vot 1141,11.1• 011.
coon*, "Amy Injormaticettallfil Isiorrc.A., , cut ,
*St U•4lo44lstatioliva..
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HAS ARRIVED
GETTYSTIUV,G, P.
I[lR LATIaT STTLE?
THE DEBT MANUIPACITI
also a Large Yarioly
with . a largo acriortrrieli ~:;
Furnlshiog Store
FALL AND WLNTEI:
N(Yr1():;:-:„',
FALL AND MINTER
AT F. CIINNINOHAM's,
gEMSBURG, P-1
Soda groat and largo vatiet)
DID YOU BUY THAT
wrly, AT
theytrry place, for
JOSEPH .1
J. II
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