rtroonal Nits.
NEE'S . SALE
• id. As l l4coe• of lifiusXuTs4D.
IrUl sail at "labile Sala, on Saturday
PA man" fast,. ail edd67 P. Y.; pti
OT OF GROUND,
• tungli of littfetturg, an the eatew•
h.( It t Ili;j. :11 1 61:11t lands of Penmyi_
the tenth. improved with a new two.
, t 13:3.C. and bud:
!atoned in
ORES OF LAND,
ofttiug the above, valuable fur BuiM
■ lot of tlriek, Po.ta. Surd, Lum
IA be 'Ovate. Led tensa wade kuuwn
irro.awr W. nuirr.w.iNc Ass Lat e.
[1.1., A naldervr.
ALE OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY
oed, intending to remove, will sell at
Friday, tht DA day of itarnli nest, at
at his raeldeuee in Straban township,
Pa, on lbw State road. 1 1 4 sales trots
• • %Dewing tali:table Personal Poper-,
ueot them a snare with foal, 1 Tear-
Over., 1 Bull, 2 seta of Beeachbands,
ifiwildlion halters, 2 pairs of Batt
alas. llalter Chains, '1 Carriage 1 two
three and four horse Waspim and Bed,
ai tinges, 1 Cutting Don, 1 /Lay Rake,
ro Plow, 1 Shovel Plow, 1 Corn Fork
e, stogie and double Trees, /Lakes and
&hovel, kc. At this same
... tans -he
1334 Acres of Grain In the ground, 12
leo, 110USBMOLD AND ILITCLIDN
tialettng o‘iil Bedstead and Bedding.
Cheats 1 Patent Washing Machtue,
Yes. 1. 3 Store Boxes, about 20 Milk
URA many other articles too numerous
1111..e•gitren and t.rms male known
J. 11. JACOB S.
mu, Auctioneer
LICS A L E
id, iutuudius to quit firming, will
el, on Saturday, Mc. 1,11, fay of Parch
• nue iu Highland tuntadrip, Mame
ut 3 milt, from Fairfield, sod 1 1 .4
ell's al 1110 followlog Valuable Per
viz:
UY HOBBES, 1 rislug 4 years old,
11 work welt wherever hitched, 2
need ef Ulla Cows, I Bull, 2 Heifers,
tread Wagon, 1 pair of new Huy
owing Will, Patent Clattint, 80., two
alwgle Shovel Plow*, 2 new double
new Corn Forks, Harrow, new two-
Spread, single and double Trees; 2
Jockey !Uinta, fifth, Log, Breast
2 pairs of new ltreeehband., 2 sits
4 Howling.. 'four and Breahone Linea,
I hip, Undies., Collars, Hal ter., Dung
Phovele, Jack Roister, 2 new
nd other article., too mum-roils to
bee at 14 o'clock, M., whoa allow]
u cod terlug nod,. k boo u by .'
— JullYi u. WEIKERT.
c, A u,ti 'sir t.
.to
ALE OF VALUABLE •
REAL A:s;li PERSONAL ESTATE
ed, Executors of the eetate of Pen.*
od, will mil at Public Sale, on Thum
of March, 1:570, at the residence of
Franklin township, Adams county,
et of Cashtmen, the following Per
e ix:
IOOD Ff OA HORSES, two of them
nod Mules both good feeders, 3 head
Heifer., I six-horse broad tread Wa
broad tread Wagon, 1 two-boric
and 3 strings of Bells, 1 Buggy, 2 •
rues*, 1 Grain Brill, 1 Winnowing
th Hay Rake, Cutting Box, 1 three
wo horse Plough*, 2 Harrows, Singh ,
vs•l Ploughs, Clore Forks, 2 eels of
Oct. of Front Gams, and
i Saddle, Halters and Cow Chalet. 2
Chains, Spreaders, single, double
, 3 Digging Irons, Grindstone, Wheel
t Bow, Forks, Ratios, Shovels, Mat
e, Jack &row, Bide Saddle, tut-
Cerrying Chain, Butt and Ireton.
IuIZIBRIIOLD AND KITCHXN FUR—
as Tables, Chain, Bureaus, Corner
Mg Store Ten-plate Store, Parlor
e Pipe, lot of Carpeting, Tinware,
• thentrare, Meat Teasels, Boxes, Cider
.y the pounflf Apple Butter by the
Wheel. Wool Wheel, Iron Kettle, Cup
age 311t1 Btuffer, Fat Pres.,
Zr,. oti I 3 prat many other eng
ulf to Alkali°,
IiACTS OF MOUNTAIN LAND of
goaoLIDI tosvoahip, Adams county,
. 1 containing 9.1 Acres,
J •hu P. Butt • (I eurgt Throne, and
2 containing 10 Acres,
land George Throne.
;3 containing 5 Acres,
3 a ati Gecrg e Throne.
4 containing 5 Acres, •
eeorge Throne and Heirs of
eased.
imblog to view tit,' above Mutiata
call ou thv uwl•roignrd, on &afar--
Of March, IN7O.
.rose at 4 o'clock. A. M. on said day,
will be given and terms math
THARINE COMFORT, t
-I A F STOVER,
r, Auctioneer. LFeb.ll—tir
LE PROPERTY
AT PUBLIC SAL IS
,thr lid day of Marti sex; cha under
, of the last will and testament of
utri, deceased, Will offer at Public
,
leen, that DESIRABLE PROPERTY,
inmate within the borough Matta of
• cainananding ridge immediately
ere the Fairfield road crosses It--
brace. P Arrow sad Mg Perches of
es In • bpautifel grove of white
: and who Otaildinge are a spacious
NO BIOUBB, two atoriea, haying lE
I % fse
dye of lac Wiz: a Brick Kitchen
Wings; •5' 5151 COTTAGE ,. with 5
ll
SetrOt. r yes, fur which it is
lated. Also,, reale Barn, with.
collars, .sta t premises. Large,
and Flirwer Gardena, and an excel
no Mi t e to the value of the proper
braces- every variety that cab be
ate, whilst there is hardly au 0.1
.d aluntu. The yiew.from "Oah
e in every direction.
d attract the attention of all real
he chance to acquire Ito elegant a
Each as may with to view It before
rated to call on the Bxecutris, rest&
o at 1 fey lock,P. M., on aaid day,
ill he givenM terms made known,
CORNELIA A. SIII:LTZ,
Auctioneer. Executrix.
SALE OF
PERSONAb, .PIIOPERTY
iPteudiug to quit farming, will
e, en Wednesday, the 23rd day of
12 o'ctick, V., at his residence to
neblp,Adame Monty, Pa., near the
Caahtown to Fairfield, about 3'4
mar place, the following valuable
,viz:
APT noksas, 2 Colts rising two
COWS two of which will Le
me of sale, 1 NARROW TREAD.
d fur three horses, a No. 1 two:i
ds', 1 pair of Enst•rate Dreechbands,
ars, 1 two and three-horse Plow,
bmKhs, single sod doable Wood Lad
le and treble Trees, Halters, Cow
y other articles too numerous to
be given and ten= made known
SAMUEL S. BTOCKELAGER.
Auctioneer.
I=l
. I C
SALE
Order etthe Orphan.' Court of Ad
inderalgued, Executor of the lay t
t of EMI Baltaxanorr, deceased,
Bala, an BahOxfay, the 19th day ot
11 .'flock, I', IL, on the premises,.
OT of said deceased, situate in the.
burg, on 8o!th Baltimore strest..— ,
feet on said street end ronsliact
The Improsement• consist ore
westberbbirded 1101:1111S.
..tea good Lois ßtsbia, good Garden,.
dat Use 114.11111 time sad place, a ea-
OLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE',
Chaim Case of Drawers, Settee,
and 2d yards Carpeting,
WI•01ew nada Clock, a lot of iled
mei Pipe, • dot of Bead, Tinware,
t Irene, Shoval and Tonga, Lard Cana,
a, and other ;articles toe Demote..
II be given mad IW6PII made known
BIiCINEBRUOa Y, E'r:
A act lama+
:me and plane, .a Admlnhitsater e
NUM itarsnrinOrt, decommd, I oil
articles: ANDSTB.AD AND .DXD
Coverbd, Corner Cupboard, Can o
a lot of Xlooks,a lot .of Beefln
are, - Cronkery-wara,.ic.
JOHN Adm'r.
to
L I C SALE
ed will aell at Public Sale, ses
y Morok,'11170; at their residence,
• ship, Adams county, Pa., 2 miles
Till., on %honed landing to White - .
flag roluably Nelms' Property, eh:
001:1D WO= 1.1012318, Plow, liar
er Beeper and Mower, Cutting Box,
• Imo with strip as go od as new, On
I Horse Geary; Including 3 sets of
Bridled, Halters, Saddle, 2 Rid
s • nerl. fout-ho .40, !Vegan aa
z • • g Wog , Stet/0, Wood Lidded;
set long, Il• Carriage, Path Chain,
le Prese t / Jockey Stick; • lot
toes by the Mabel, and • Twisty of
• numerous Le mention.
WC* St IQ o;pk, A. 11., wimp elk
es
giv sad t • mods known by
sacwurr GROUPE,
TUI•ODONE JONES.
[Feb. 4, 1111'0,14
iteUouoir.
LIC BALE
aadarlll.4lat l'ablic
mania, WO, ay ids „TaiCloaca, la
&Mao tonna, ' Pa), fir tin aki
, ailed east of Pataraburg and
. 4
derMa Mill, tat following Tali:table
7, all at wliltls Is mart, now, aad In
•
}UV/ UT MALYS whit* will work
ere Wicked, dretrate Mare Colt 111
lick Coail, I email:kir* 8011. *bad
, 4 Hoge oft e Cheat*Ereed, 1 two.
go.d as new Spring Wagon, 1 AIR
g.r. Trotting rig Alsagb,Ldma Bar,
Wise Hay Rake Brandt?
COUng Hag,Zagie Pio w. 41
'lows, Oren fork, Cultivator, *lngle
Lag olukink2 ptirs of kkeibie•linked
Air ofgreaeakaullas; 2 seta of Yankee
o f Fruit Gain, 2 leather irlyneti,
Asp, g Pickeri4se, Side Saddle, Rid.
It at Muggy Bridles. Colkine.
sins, Dan ook, D ung Forks, Pltzli
Iftyakae, Grain Shovel. iatg
- - with Vice, blueing
' -.. ..1int;111*1 and Wedge', also a lot
hts and a earlehrtifoQuar
_
,
BiocL
• le
wc• •t 10
SIM WA
clock •. M., lan at
imultscora by
miss Clan.
R 4.4 /B7trts
=al
dirt *at nil „ftullatL=
Hettysburig. Friday, Feb. 18 . Ib7o
APPOINTED.:-,The Town Council Las
appointed nosing , MABTLN, Et.l., Clerk vice
P. D. DVPHORN teulgond. • _
ASSE SSMENT.—The "Igummaaburg
Mutural Fire Protection Society" has
made an assessment,:of one .per cent. on
the premium notes. - ,
Ale- Wm. Weigle bAI Bola hie liiiiiperty,
in Tyrone township, to a gentleman of
York county—ls acres; with improye
moots, at 12.800.
APPOINTMENT.—CharIes J. Barnits,
Eq., of York, has been appointed Bank
Assessor for York and Adams Counties.
This appointor* was made by the Audi
tor Gemini ailld 40te T./fissure..
Aat - SAMUEL HERBST WisBOS to buy ten
or fifteen sound Horses, No. one need
bring a Horse unless he.intends to sell
cheap for- rte: 'Bring yclur Hollep
.to
Win, E. Wets' stable, next- Monday-or
Tuesday. •
SALE NOTES.-:-We have printed a new
series of neat Sale Notes, with and with
out waivers of -Exemption—liaso:Stitig
iikent notes, with and without wavers.—
Furnished in any quantity, and if desir
ed can be bound.
larThe Western Maryland Railroad' bill,
appropriating $1,400,000 for its completion,
has passed both branches of the Maryland
Legislature unanimously, and now only
awaits ratificatiodby a vote of the prpke
at Baltimore, to be taken in a HUM over
three weeks from now.
ACCIDENT.—A few days ago Mr. J.
11. Baumgardner, of Llttlestown, met
with a painful accident. Whilst engaged
in hewing a rough pieoe of timber, the
broad axeaccidently slipped, aud entered
his right foot, severing one of his toes
entirely from his foot, andaeverely cutting
several others.--Prees:
DROWNED.—On the 7th inst., son of
WM. BELTZICI., one of the editors of the
Hanover Citizen, aged four years, was
drowned near New Oxford, while on a visit
to his grandfather, Nicholas Ileltzel, Esq.=
Ile had strayed to an old stone quafry near
by Mr. Heltzel's residence, adjoining . the
Railroad, and by some means fell is. The
child being missed some time, alarm was
felt at his prolonged absence, and upon
search being made, his lifeless body was
discovered in the quarry.
• RELIGIOUS MEETINGS.—The Rev.
Mr. Dixon has been holding a protracted
meeting in the hi. E. Church, in New Ox
ford, for several weeks past. It is said that
a good feeling prevails, with numerous
seekers after religion.
There are also meetings held nightly in
Myer's school house, below New 'Oxford;
bleetings are also being held at the
Pin'es church near New Chester, and a
' several other places through the county.
The meetings are well attended.
HEAVY 1100.—On Monday last, Ansi
,
lIAM N. Hass, residing near TaneytoWn,
Md., killed a hog, about 25 months old,
which weighed, when dressed, 72i lbs.—
', Being an unusually large porker, there was
a good deal of guessing as to the probable
weight, among the neighbors.-' Six-tiro
persons put their guesses and names op pa:-
per, each contributing 25 cents for the pri
vilege, the person coming nearest lo take
the money. Mr. ArisLr.ou SMITH of Fred
i
e ick county, proved the best-gueiser, Omit
lug within one pound of the correct weight.
rar Messrs. D. Lothrop & Co., of Bos
ton, send us a package of beautiful
juvenile volumes, entitled (Teachers' Gift
Books) of 18 mo. eze, neatly done up in
paper covers, and containing about 60
pages each._ The stories are sensible, high
toned, full of life and zest and teach noble
lessons, such as the little people will be
likely to learn, remember and profit by.
They are fitting presents from a teacher or
a parent, and the books are cheap as well
as good. They can be obtained of the pub
lishers, by mail, postpaid, 40 cents per
package.
311.711D0CH COMING.—We announced.
s everal weeks ago that JA3CE/3 E. Murdoch,
the eminent tragedian, had been engaged
by the Phrenakosmian Society of Penn
sylvania College, to give a Reading in-Ag
ricultural Hall. We are Informed by the
committee that Mr. Murdoch will be here
on Monday evening the 28th inst. The
same society has engaged Bishop Simrsos,
of the Methodist Epticopal Church, to de
liver a Lecture, which will be announced in
due season. The Society is wise in secur
ing first class Lecturers, and ,we predict a
full house on both occasiops.
LECTURE.—The lecture by Rev. E. '•B
RAFFENSPERGER, on Tuesday evening, on
"The Humors of the Pulpit and the Reif,"
was quite an enjoyable entertainment. Mr.
R. is a pleasant talker. Ministerial experi
ence has developed a rich fund of anecdote, u
illustrative of varied Plasm of human
character,, lind the lecturer , has judiciously
culled. therefrom a number of humorous
anecdetes, which are well tbld. While
dealing largely with anecdote, Mr. R. does
not lose sight of the dignity of the Minis
- terial - office, and the lecture was character
ized by common sense, evangelical senti
ment, and quaint humor. The evening be
ing very unpleasant, the audience was not
large.
HUNG HIMBEF.—A Mr. John BrCoke,
storekeeper in Rayville on the Parkton
and Manchester Railroad, a - few miles
from Parkton, was found suspended by a
bed chord Id his stable, on - Wednesday
morning of last week, by the servant girl
who went out to milk. He was not yet
dead, when discovered, and out down by
his wife. A physician was immediately
sent for, a few miles off, whe used every
means to bring him to life, but failed. It
was indebtedness, It is thought, that caused
him to commit tiie nu& act., per - Monday
last, his store goods and chattier were ad
vertised babe sold. A few days before he
committed suicide, kie was in his usual
good health and spirits but complained
of having been badly treated.
PARKTON AND MANCHESTER
RAILROAD.—We learnl.that about one
mile of this road has already been graded,
at the lower end, near Parkton, and that
ground was broken at the uppep end,
near Manchester; on Mandy isitt,, by
Messrs. MeGuicken and Shower, the con-_
tractors. The road approaches the town
on the Eantnids, and When at the College
it curves to the le ft , crossing WEI Pike near
the centre of the town, at its loWeet point,
at Crumrine's store and the lower Hotel,
making tie Depot on the Westniinister
road, near the centre of the town. There
was considerable contention as to where
the Depot was to be located, but finally
the west side prevailed, Dr, Shower giv
ing two acres of'ground •to the oompany
for Depot purposes.
REMARKABLE WEATHER.—IIIs said
by many old persons oftktrand other sec
tions, that such weather has never been
known, the winter being =natter& mild
and open. Almost every week, thus far,
'plowing has been done—one day sun
shine, Ur nerr)-oloudp—then rain or aripw !
and vert -Etna irrest in the ground; .19.
have just been informed by a gentleman
from Manchester, Md., that about one
mite Wow Hampstead, Carroll county.
farmer prepared new grain last fall foi
seeding, but did getltleadt at the usual
time ; so last week he got' the grormd in
fine condition fpr the reception of the seed,
and so opt the seed in the ground, sowing
the Beifil Atla is sometidntrenr k
to sowJn"prelailerY but narertitabina i 'ti
true. ,Bliernitt .4114,weathst apitippephig
ant, as it has been, it may bring forib;.l
good mop of grain.
TITE - FAI FIELIi TU •NP ti E:—We
understand the .gornatittee appolubd to
eku a-a for subscriptions to the Fairfield
tiguysbu.rgTernpike Company,have meet
wiib fair maxims. A . number of hrme'rs
haw , blown 'their appreciation of the im,
portance of the movement -by making
liberal subscriptions, but there are a large
number who have thus far, subscribed lit
tle or nothing. If this important enter
prise is to ,go through, the efforts of the
committee should he wended by prompt
and liberal stihscriptirkts. • For general .
information We give in full the Aot of
Incorporation. '
AN ACT TO. INCORPORATE THE
FAIRFIELD AN GETTYSBUIid
TURNPIKE ROAD COMPANY. ,
Snorter; 1. Be it maims' by the Senate
sand Home of Represenatives of the Com-
I monwealth of Pennsylvania in General
Assembly met, and it is hereby enacted
by t h e authority of the aame,sThat Peter
Shively, R. C. Swope, Jacob hiumelman,
John Mickley, John Waugh, Sanford
Shroeder, John Illcutaelman, Charles H.
Bahrman, Henry Landis, James H. Mar
shall, James Donaldson, Samuel Martin
Adam C. litinaselman, William Culp,
David Miller, Daniel Mickley, Henry
Yingling, James Marshall, David Mus
aebnan, J. Stewart Witherow, Joseph
Culbertson, Ebenezer M'Ginley, David
Stewart, Joseph Gelbach, John J. Kerr,
John A. M'Ginly, Andrew Weikert,'Hen
ry Bream, Isaac Herreter, , John Cunene,
Manuel Harman, John L. Tate, Joseph
Weible, James Illgitam, Robert M'Curtly,
Alexander .Spangler, John Crass, Wil
liam Myers, Henry , Rupp, George , -V.
M'Clellan,-. and Samuel Herbst, or any
'any five of them, be and they are hereby
appointed commissioners to open books,
receive subscriptions, and organize a
company by the name and style of "The
Fairfield and Gettysburg Turnpike Road
'Company," with power to construct a
turnpike,road of not less than thirty nor
More than fifty feet in width, and stoned
or gravelled not less than twenty-one feet
in width, from the borough of Gettys
burg, in Adams county, to Fairfield, and
from thence to such point as said com-
I pany may deem best upon the turnpike
road leading from Waynesboro', in
Franklin county,_ to the Maryland State
line, subject to all the provisions and
restrictions of an act entitled "An Act
regulating turnpike and ALA road com
panies," approved - the Mb of February
A. D. 1849, and the,several supplements
theritto,?except in so far as they are by this
act altered or supplied.
Sztriole 2. That the capital statm (.1
said company shall consist of twelve hun
dred shares of $25 per share : .Provided,
That the said company may from time to
time, by a vote of the majority of the'
stock-holders present at a meeting called
for that purpose, increase their capital
Meek so modems in their opinion. may be
necessary to complete or extend said road
and carry out the true intent and meaning
of this act.
Seances 8. That it shall be lawful for
said company to make use of, for the pur
pose of their said raid, any county or
township bridge on the line of the route of
their road and any portion of any public
road.
Sitartotc 4. That the president and
managdrs of said company shall have
power to establish and regulate the rates
of toll, • not exceeding two cents per
mile, or at the same rate for a less dis
tance, for each horse, mule, oxen or oth
er animal traveling over the same, wheth
er attached to any vehicle or vehicles or
otherwise : Provided, That all funeral
possesaions, and persons passing to and
fronNplaces ocroublic worship, and per
sons polkaing from one part of his, her or
their !arm to any other portion of the
same, shall be exempt from payment of
toll; and the said company shall nave
power to erect toll gates wherever they
shall have completed their said road be
tween Gettysburg and FairflEld, and said
company - shall not be liable for a frac
tional part of a cent in making change.
Suoriort 5. That the said company shall
have rower to borrow mime) , at any ,
rate of Interest not exceeding seven per
centum for the purpose of completing
their road, and to home bonds therefor
with or without coupons, and secure the
same by mortgage of their road and fran
chises.
BEaricar 6. That if said company shall
not commence the construction of their
road within two years and complete the
seine within five years from the passage
of this act, it shall become null and void
except in so far as the same may be nec
easary to settle up the affairs of said com
pany : Pfevidad, That if the said company
shall have completed their said road be
tween( Fairfield and Gettysburg within
said five years, this act shall not become
mill and Void. -
Sscriort 7. That said company may
connect their road with the turnpike from
Gettysburg to Chambersburg either at
the borough of Gettysburg or it any point
on said other road north-west of said
borough.
- JOHN CLARK,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
WILMER WORTHINGTON,
ArraovED—Thet seventeenth day of
April, LIMO 'Dom in I one' thousend eight
hundred and sixty-nine.
JNO. W. GARY
UNION MEETING.—On Wednesday
evening a union meeting of the various
congregations in this place was held in the
Presbyterian church, to consider the pro
priety of organizing a Young Men's Chris
tian Association.' Rev. Mr. Hillis was
called to the chair. Remarks in explana
tion and furtherance of the object of the
meeting were made by` Rev. Dr. Brown,
Dr. Hay, Prot Baugher,\ prof. Conrad,
Prof. Ferrier, Rev. Jamison, Rev. Cheaton,
Rev. Breldenbaugh, Rev. Hilliscidr. Smodtz
and others.
asaoclatioulbeing already in existence
connected with the College, Messrs. J. 'M.
Krauth, Harry Schick, Granville Swope;
Levi Stallamitb, M. Breidenbaugh, and T.
J. Stable were appointed a Committee to
confer with ,a Committee of the College as
aticiatlim, and make report to an stormed
meeting, to be held in the Good Templar's
Hall, on Baltimore street, on Saturday eve
ning next. The young men in town are
cordially Invited to attend the meeting.
ESCAPE AND ARREST.—On Wednes
day evening last, Win. Siringler, commit.
ted on the charge ofatealing clothing from
the Store of Mr. Planets Cunningham,
made bis escape from jail, between 8 and
9 o'clock. He seems to be a lithe, active
chap t aut/wing 14 the Pal it StAnagod
to get on the ropfof the bakeroyent thence
to the roof of the Jail cells,' end thence to
the roof pc theiSberiff's residence. .Prom
the Leger he primped, 7 or 8 feet.,_ to thepsii
wall, and from the latter into Mrs. Miller's
garden out VA Net ad the jail. It so
pened thitt - Mri. Millar saw the prlsoisk's
leap into herd, and she it ones gave
the alarm to Abe Sheriff's funny, Mr,
Kltmk himself being from home. The
deputy, Mr. Klunk's son, and others at,
ono* matte abase, the Messer making flu
Culp's 4 141.; but he wee overtakes' in
Culp's field, &Abort distipse from theistiD
1
moivERBART. --The Pbranakcemian
Society, of PennsyinnitsCollege 'kill hold
its Annirentasy ezeselses in Ateioniturid
Hall, on \ Tuesday evening next, the 22d
est
Thepniplie is invited to. iquezul.--
Doors opeo 414; exec t o tci.oo,l9orce,
ATTIniTION P
celebrated Patent Elninio Rubber, lined
Collars, Eladdleskad Ads. ; 'Warranted is
prevent - *win( ',lronslnd to
heal up under work horses i..: • -
If properly fitted . ebt *Mtn",
r.,.. visotospi ai r.4g 4 iliwk ia. , ~ a. ri44.7121,
NEB
Mamas. EDITORS :--W ila some One of
your numerous readers solve the ibilow
ing Biblical Enigma, and oblige a con
stant reader and subscriber?
.
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Aly 1,9, 13,8,38, 40, 85,35, was a Bible
• My 6, 12 3, 31, 7, 10, 87, 48, 58, 6, 2. 00,
WWI a xini Anyrl4..
My 11, 41,34,30, 15, 50, 53,- was au an
dent tribe: '
NO 15, 37, 61, 2,64, 50, 67, 65, 9, 20, was
• Bible wood. .
81y*10,70 1 58, 88,60, 17, 28, 8, was a King
of the -
My 17,14,'05, 44, 08, 49, 58, witiVailde
bird..ll , . . I. t ,
My 19,2;t1582, 2 4,8, 69,25, 15, V, 6, *,IM
an ancient tribe:
My 21, 4, 80, 69, 24,7, 66, waa an lament°
woman. -
My 25, 9, 39, 68,37, 12, 18,-41, 48, was a
ruler of the synagogue.
My 29, 51, 54, 48, 88, 23, was a judge of
laraeL
1113(47, 53, 37, 33, 42, 5, 55, 57, 14, was , an
ancient tribe.
My 52, 83,89,56, - 63, 45, was a Queen of
Persia.
\ My whole hi s verse in the Bible
ADAMS COUNTY, Pa
siiirßead S. G. Coon's Advertlsemen
and learn where to buy Cooking Stoves
Tin-Warn, &c., at reduced prices. am
Baltimore Grata & Produce Market
Haiiiisare, Thursday Mseniny.
Eigesa vtotat, ‘,.. ...... 475 @ 500
Erna rpm; 5 25 Q 5 37
Watrz 000 al 000
Rio IV I RRAT, 1 22 g 1 40
CoRN,.. r 90 g 97
Ru, 95 g 1 00
OATS, g 56
TLMOTHYVeLD, 4 50 @ 4 75
CLOTIII-earn, 8 25 @ 8 30
2 15 g 2 20
&cloy; HRooinzas, 12i• 121
" g , li6
00 @ 00
16 17
LARD,
flow, New Turk.
Ililettyabiteg Grain & Provision Market
Oaflyibrrg, Priddy Morning.
4 00
4 50
I 25 c 1 50
1 00 @ 1 00
SUPER FLOUR,...
Rm.& FLOUR,.
WiTTE WHY AT,
R&D WHEAT,...
CORN,
°Ars,
BITOXWITE . ......
TIMOTHY
CLOyZE SLIM,
Porwro,se,
Esoa, -
BACION, HAM,
SIDREI,
E10Ar,...
TALLow,
AIINTZ—BeIa.—On the 30th ult.,
by the
Rev. M. J. AlLeman, Mr. Albert Arntz to
Miss Ellen Bair, both of this county.
BUSLlZY—Birmaas.—On the 3d inst., at
the house of the bride's father, by Rev. 31.
Snyder, M. John F. Bushy to Miss Clara
C. Bittmger, botliof Arendtsville.
Bosus.m—Lzwis.—At York, on the 17th
ult., by Rev. William P. Orrick, Horace
Boham, Esq. to Miss Rebekah F., daugh
ter of the late'Ell Lewis, Esq.
Haussts.w—Bnicnsiza.—On the Ist inst.,
at Conowago Chapel, by the Rev. Father
Baldwater, Mr. Fred. Heileman, of Hano
ver, to Mks Maggie Bricluser, of Mount
pleasant township.
HAMM—Bum—On the 3d inst., by the
Rev. J. Sachler, -Mr. Samuel - Hamm, of
York county, to Miss Susannah Bupp, of
Adams county.
Miles—Airrnss.—eln the 10th inst., by
the Rev. S. Yingling, Mr. Aaron A. Myers
to Miss Lydia Arther, both of Union town
ship.
Fisnan.—On the 12th inst., at Beechers
town, Butler township, Hr. Joseph Fisher,
formerly of this place, aged 41 years 5
months and 16 days.
HAILBVEG.—On the 13 th int., near
Wenk's School-house, Mr. George Ham
buritiicled 81 years and 23 days.
.—On the 12th inst., Charles G., son
of James Hake, of Frantlin township,
aged 2 years sad 4 months.
Sealed those ey t o . but lately_ beaming
Innocence 7101 03 , SO mild
Every look, so of meaning,
Seem'd to endear the lovely child.
In the silent tomb we leave him,
Till the resurrection morn,
When his Saviour will receive him
And restore his lovely form.
liovoirrxr.ur.—Suddenly, on the 11th in
stant, at the residence of her brother-W-15w,
Mr. Jacob Lott, near Gettysburg, Mary E.
Roughtelin of Ciumnberaburg,aged 27 years.
eatiarx.—ln Middletown, on the 13th
inst., Mrs. Sarah . A. Shank, aged 37 years,
and 11 days.
N OTICE.
Th. Hotel given at my sale of Personal Property
eau become due on the 121 h of March, 1870, and my
eWmetaneen require thebthey be peseta:lly pald.—
Those unpaid will remelnla my hands until the )34
day of April.
JACOB BLUME.
Speaker of the Senate
Fob.lB, 1870—St
HORSES I HORSES 1
WilifTE'D TO BVY—A lot of
HOIRSES,
between the ages of ten ast twenty years.
Apply to T. T. TATE
Gettysbant, Pa., Fab. 111, 1870..aat
KHERIF . I O 'I3 13.9..LE8
In purslane* of nutdry write of Yelid l llo4 ll Stesszt
fumed out of the Court of Oommon Plasm of Adams
eaanty, cod tom. directed, will too exposed to Publlo
Sale, at the Wart Wiwi the Borough of Getty*.
burg, ea Saturday, Su 191 k day of March, 1870, at 1
o'clock, P. N o the deeertbed Real Estate,
NO. 1.-A TRACT OF LAND,
ei trials in lionatplessaist township, Adams county,
Pa.,iedjobalog isadisilifelurbe Henke, John Palmer,
=Riddlemoser, and others, contain 16
1; more or loss,. iluestred withs TW O
ITONN DWELLING 1/01Je k aNd Onestory 'frame
Beekbandla_g attached, a Bank Barn; (Dearly
now,) with Wagon Shed and Corn Crib attached, Hog
Pea. an ApPle Orchard of choice fruit, 2 wells of tra
ms near the door with pumps in them, also a never
baling Spring of water on the farm; 16 Amu are
Woodland, and 16Scres good Meadow. Also, one-half
of 34 Acme of Grain in the ground,
NO. 2.-A LOT OF GROUND,
saute In the borongh,of LntlestewsivAdams county,
Pa, Dan this 86 bet on the i6ittlistonn and aintylb
turnpike, by Nib dole* Pb' LittlestOlfil
and adjoining WA of id /kb *wiz on lhe north
and east—imprirred Jwith large 'atinurstory had
Basement BEIM HOTEL BUILDING,* threaatory
Backhanding, a mustory Brick Wash House attach
ed, aMr e Erich. Stable, a well with a Map in It
near the door, .80.—the burnt ail
the "palatal Hotel"
Bused and taken in execution u the Beal Estatasf
iaLlallAND HARM.
JACOB !CLUNK, Sheriff.
Ellerin Nice, Gettysburg, Fsq.lB, 1870.—ts
air Ten per cent.. of tbp purchase money upon all
pike bi the mit it pid imthedisly after
tbe property te atm* down or upon failure t 0419 rnply
titurewlte property will be spin put up fpr isle
INVESTMENT
NOBTIVCRIT CENTRAL .RAIL WA I"
6 Per Cent. Gold Bonds
AT PAR AND ACCRUED INTER
EST IN CURRENCY.
-
PAINC - IPLIC AND EPTERENT PA Y
Aritzp, ou t . - 3
FHIRTY, )11/#1443 'O RITDj.
Pereop!pcissorin U. B. owls cgaiquike,
.$l5O 6175-in $l,OOO
4 . n.zetistiamti .1 • • - •
d:l,‘" 'L•••• • ;
-.GOLD-:BONDS
bearing the same rate of interest.
, Psi lonhor Boa intake at
...
10.7, LTTYBBITAG NATIONAL Salt:
/4 9 1 1 4/All
*1 ghlt,
3=l
ME=
[For the Star and Bongos
Jtufty at tht parkas.
HAMS.
4' SHOULDERS,
HARRIED.
DIED.
Nov Advertionntuto.
:AND. IgiROPITABLE
RP
ftur durtisantnts.
N _
OT/CE .
• The public are cautioned wind pa - celeste&
a Pisan'wary Note given by nui about air Weeks ago
to Patriot k Cutranuta, Agents of the Wheeler and
Wilson dewing Machine for $55, payable els months
after date, as lam determined not to pay the same,
the consideration thanks basing faded. . •
HARRISON WI L'ON.
.114Watpleasent twp., Feb.lll, 1870.-30
ASSESSMENT NO. '3
Notice Is hereby given to the itembets of the
"NUMMASBNAG NUITIAL JINX PROVNYTION
SOCIETY," that an assessment or ORE PER CENT.
has been made on the Premlam Notes for the pay
ment of damage by burning of the Barn or Jeptha
Dubs and the House of Margaret Jolrelman. It Is
thetakre uired that Members be tor pa
ideligiehereq n called upon by the Collectors. reedy A
fellers
to pay the assessment when demanded works a (pr.
factor • of the Policy.
JAM& RUSSELL, Steretary.
•
P
lIBLIC SALE.
7418-at
The undersigned, Agent for Mrs. 01,1111.11 NE ell Al
l will sell at Public Sale, on Eaturday, the 12th day
d if March next, at her residence In Buchanan Valley,
tine half mile from the Chapel, the following valuable
Personal Property, viz :
A GOOD DRAFT 110118 E, which will work well
wherever bitched, Cows 1 good two horse Plow,
Harrow, single andubleillhovel Plow, Ripper, Hay
Ladders, Winnowing Mill, 1 pair of Breechbands, 1
set of Harness, Bridles, Collars, single and double
Lines, Grain Cradle, Mowing Scythe, Cow Chains, 2
sets of Butt Chains, Spreader Mattock, 2 Grind.
stoma, Bushel Basket, Forks, .Spreader,
Wheelbarrow,
Shot Gun, Me, Oorn and Potatoes lit the bushel, d
or 6 bushels of Beets, Ao. Also, HO BEHOLD AND
LETO/IBR FURN/TURB,consistieg of Bedeteadand
Bedding, KitcLen Cupboard, Table, Washstand,. lot
of Chair; Tin Bucket, Iron Kettle, Croat Vessel,
Crocks, and other artless too numerous to mention.
Sale to commence as 10 o'clock, A. 8., when nt.
lei:Ames will be given cud term. made.known by
LEVI MINTER, Agent.
EZMEMI
pußLic SALE .
The undersigned, intending to loit' farming, will
offer at Public Bele, on Tuesday,thelErth day pf /arch
nco i,at his reeidence In Butler township, Adams
county, Ps., one halfralle south of Centre 1111,1 s, oh
Opossum creek, the following personal Property, m
, •
3 BRAD OP WORK 11 0 RSE 8 , two of thou) good
broed Marti, 3 bead of Mil' Cows which will be
fresh by time of sale. Also, a tot of young Cattle, 2
Shoats, also a lot of Sheep, 1 two and three horse
Wagon good as new, I Palling.top Buggy, 1 Plows,l
• Bedford and the other a Bendersville Seller Plow,
Harrow, Shovel Plow, Corn York, Corn Coverer,
Revolving Hay Rake, Sled,llay Ladders,lforse Gears,
new Collars, Bridles, Haltera, 1 set donb'e Harness,
set single Harness, pair Check Lines , Wagon Line,
Wagon Whip, 2 llstuess Collars Sadclii., Riding
Bridle 2 strings of Sleigh Bells, S leigh and Buggy
Spreads, 3 new hand itakes,llay and Manure F , ,t ks,
Wheelbarrow, pair new Breast Chains, tiprtaders,
sing*, and double Trees, Jockey Stick, Shovel, uew
Half Bushel, Weed Chest, Grain Cradle, Mowing Scythe
and Snath, and a great many articles too numerous
io mention,
•
Bale to comments at 1U o'clock, A. M. 02 said day,
when attendance will be given and Cerruti made known
by GEUitti if. C. CARSON.
Jolts 11„tikts, Auctioneer. • (Feb. 18.- ie.
1112
PUBLIC SALE
The undersigned intending to quit farming, will
whet Public hale, on Tuesday, the lfah day of March
next. at 10 o'clock, A. .31., at his residence, in Btraben
township, Adam' county, Pa., on the road leading
from New Chester to the York pike, about three
fourths of Ai mile lrom New Chester, the follow lug
valuable Pereonal Property, viz : •
TWO 'HEAD OF WuRK HoESES, one of them of
the Gen. Taylor stock, 1 three yearling Cult, 6 head
of Mulch Cowe, head of young Cattle, Sow and Pigs,
2 Shoat., Ball's Patent Buspe.r, Grain Drill, Thresh
ing Machine, Patent Hay Rake, 1 tour-horse Wagon
and Bed ,l one-horse Wagon, Flows, llarrows, double
and single Trees, Spreaders, Log and Firth Chains,
Jack Screws, Br tech bends, CruPPltiw, Ballets, Cuw
Chains, Corn Planter, Corn Sheffer, Straw Cutter,
Younan's Patent ()ram Fan, tileigh. jot of old Iron,
Mattock, Yorke, Bakes, Shovel Plows and Yorks.'
Axea, Maul and I•Vtalgem,Gratt, Cradle.
Also, HUCdli-
HULL, AND KlTellai YGENITUICC, consisting' in
part of Stove', Hathaway Cook, Yea., stove , and
ripe, Cane of Brewers, :stands, Chairs, llarrefe, and •
great many ether articles tun uttifleroths to mention.
Attendance will be given and terms mule known
by tiIiOBGE 11 )10NYIJItT.
JOHN ELALLIM/711, Auctioneer. Feb. 14—ito•
3 25
7 50
35 @ 40
vicK7s
Floral Guide for 1870
13
G @ 8
8
1 1 .111 t First Edition of Line Mildred and Tweuty
1. Thousand Coptte of VICK'S ILLUATRATEII
CATALOGUE OF' ULlEinf AND FLORAL GUIDE, is
published and read] to soul ~ ut. It is elegantly print
ed on Ono tinted pap-r, a lib About 2uo nue wotd En
gravings of Flowers and Vegetables, and a beautiful
Uolored Ylate—conststing t of revert varieties of Yuba
Drummondil, making a tine
BOUO,UET OF PHLOXES
It is the moat beautiful, as well as the most last ruc
tire Yloral titude publashod, giving plain and tilos
ough illrectious for the
CULTURE: OF FIAMEItn ANL) VEUt.TABLEn.
The floral Guide is publi,hed for the betient of icy
customers, to whom It Is 8,-ht free e about applica
tion 'but will be forwaideu all who appl) by mail,
for 'ha Canrs, which ,4 Lot, half the cont. Addrets
JAMI VICK,
Rochester,
tb6 y 4, 115:1,.—ii.5
CELEB ItATED
WIZARD 0I
FOR SALE BY
A. D. BUEJILER;
GETTES'BURG, PA.,
Druggist & }Stationer.
Feb. 4,1 S U.—t(
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ME
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, Dr. H. W. Carr, of Baltimore, says;
I take plautire in reounmendingponr
I) SUS as • very powerful alterative. I have
seen it used in two Mita with happy roadie—
one in a case of moondary syphilis, in which
the patient pronounced himself cured after
hoeing taken flee bottles of yonr medicine.—
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which is rapidly improying under its Up, 1100
the indications are that the patient will soon
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la Dy which your lbensdelii is made, and find it
lan excellent compound of alterative ingredl.
outs.
Dr. Sparks, of Nichol assille, Ky., seyi be bee
A . ased licssedelm to cages of Scrofula and Second
cry Syphilis with setistectury results—as a
!cleaner of the Blood 1 know nu better remedy.
Betunej O. Mcffsititn. .11urfreesbu1ce,
aye;
ILhere used seise buttiers of liormialle, and
,em entirely cured of Itileumetlaw; send me
Mai botelml, es 1 wish it Mr my brother, who
has sCrOttilous sore eyes,
Benjamin Bectitol, of Uwe, Bill°, writer., I
have suffered for twenty years with an in-
II sensate eruption over my whole body ;,• short
time since 1 parchainso a b., t tie of 800-retails and
:
it effected a periwig curd,
4ierltomadells ie sold by all Droggiste.
Laboratory, 81 Eichanga Place, SaMinors.
S. S •
cr,Buszerp & CQ., Proprtatorip.
lab. 4, I:B7o.—lyitt
Iror sale to Clettylburs, 1'.., by A. D.Bufaisa,
Ea
STOVES TIN-WARE, &C.
_ .
S. G • COOK.
Hal a large assortment of
T I N-W A R E
He manullicluten largely and uses the bestmaterials,
warrants all Ids work, and sells a cheaply as possible.
Ia fact ha allows none to undersell him.
Tin Roofing & SpOuting
put up at short notice. Job Work done quickly and
well,
COOKING STOVES
of Wiliest patterns, warranted to bakeanit give
tattalketlon In every reaped; among which .is the
celebrated PaNNIU,VANIA 000/C, • Aar* that
cannot be areelled *baking or In eke:4am; as hun
dreds who use them can testify. Parttndar
don is called to this dove, alit is decidedly one of the
best stores In the market. Also, the NOB 000 E,
thsHONTINENTAL, and many other patterns select,
edfiam among the best in the market.
Copper, _Brass, Iron W and
, .
Ia endless variety, Holfsegnills, Smoothing Irons,
Mel Mickel. and Sharraii, Tea and 7A/11e Spwant,
Knives Forks, and , SWUM other mid it Tn . the
.Hardware ling—in tact abnotkevery article Deeded
acrlibusekeepein Mid otlieri wll end It to . their
later ato buy of him, albs 11 datitl4lllod to man
tilla his well-earned reputation for chMdnese and Air
dealing. treb.ll,lBlo.--Sin
$B , OOO WANTED I\
-PER SONS desiring to invest si,oo.l m .i,OO
to 18;000 on perfectly safe no/LIE/date
_"
security, at 6 per cent. Interest, free uom al l
State - and 16eal taxation, will make hu.-
Mediate applicatlon to either of the turdiry
signed.
: c.M. liicoLRAN, '
Pres't Board of Trustees of Pa. College.
A. D. BllBEtlant,
Tres ujer
lee. „
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SMOKING TOBACCO tins hits been ex
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co bee no ~ ; . , al
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oubt
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Cireul.ir of prices walled on application.
P. LORILLARD k Co., New
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An unfailing remover of obatructiona k ancl a certain
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ly of the sole appointed agent in dim rice, iIEIiMAN
UERITZEN, inn Third Amines, New York. '
Feb. la-at
pal and Vaginal #4lO,
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT
PRIVATE SALE.
The undersigned cans as Private Bale a VERY
DEStiIABLE YARN, situate in Straban township,
about 1;4 miles southwest of Newchester, adjoining
Lands of sinewy Thomas, Esq., George Clubman, and
others containing lib ACJUis of Laud in a high state
or culelvation. Tun Improfen erns are a new wwith
erlioarded COTTAGE ROUSE, Yrame Barn, a thriv
ing young Orchard of Apple and Peach Trews, Grape
Vines and Frost Troop 1n thp yard, a well or water at
the door ; a never-failing litre= runs through the
centre of the Farm. There Is an abundance ur PM.
Ler. The location is convenient to Churches, &libels,
Mills, and Markft•
Vie Property Miran sailed for division, and will be
sold in bota or entire to stilt purchasers.
Persons wishing to view the premises or ascertain
terms, will mil/ on the submariner or address by letter.
New Chester, Au g.. 13, 1869.-tf
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
AT rEIVATE SALE.
Will be eeld oO PriSate kis the VALUABLE PB).
PERS Y In the Borough of tiettysborg, on the corner
of Chanahenibtirg etteat and the diamond, known *a
"Smith's Corner," fronting 60 feet on Chatobersburg
street, and running back to a public &Hel ix Th e bib.
PrOVeMOIn• COP/4111 , 0f a two-Mary ERA DExt,
LING, with two.etos7 BRICE BADE-BUlLisino,
Atom Booms, Frame Otafile,4c. I t fs o valuable stand
for any kind of Onsniass.
It will be cold on reasonable terms. For further
apply to either of the ondessignied.
JOHN L. SCHICK,
JOHN (MU,
W.ll. 0 ULNA ,
T. A. WARREN.
Jan. 7,lbie.—tf
SE AND LOT
AT PRIVATE BALF
The subscriber wishes Po dispose of Ws troops an..
Lot situated on the Mtunntasburg Road and cross to
town.
The Handl' is; new TWO-STORY FRAME 811110-
ING with a one and half story Backhanding a
Frame Stable, and a choice Variety of Fruit. The
bulldinip are an new laming been put up with good
material bat a few pin ago.
niirA ny puma wishing to purchase a proparty
should not tail to call and see this oils as It ia a No. I
properly in all respects. Teems will made easy.
BTEINOUR, J .
nejtystuirg, N0v.12,109.
rel
WESTERN 0 I
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PRE-EMPTION LANDS. Pe ri und •
t
I HAVE ON Bt ID 4 rgw
TRACTS
OF No. 1,
second head, Prtatoptlan Lauda located peas Its
roads.Oottway 'Palmy; In well se ttlednelghbo
biaats,widoltl wlUaatk orexcluutge at a talc prie
or Real Natateln Adaweeounty, Pa.
* • taittotro,
- Tab t
UTOOp- .FOA' BALE,
v
800 mains OAR
200 if/0./fa.R.Y
AT SAND;OE'S,
Glarbssil2 and sit go r eord trte grusd.
Gettysburg, A 41111, igge,-1 azo. ARNOLD,
1- ,
CHEA , r , LANDS: .
hays fbr sabatore nom 200 PARKS, varyin g in
ahre bun 10 Acres' to 5000 Acres. and varying la
pia from $1 to
01l $6O PllO N pted ea AMR. Ike chaste Is an.
wdpissed. ada the
_growth of Grant.
01Ovec,11xass, Pratt trld Grapes. Water la abundant
Ana ~ ~ s p p d d~
EVILBOAD -Txcaurn will be provided 2Or
all who come tape to bay land.
V21.20r eatslogae of pries' do.; address
14N° Glree ns aarillga bOro' N C. •
a, IllefiAtm •
Embroidering4„:Braidm .
g.
_ \ •
AVING purchased 13,\ Stamp
mur , A •
iniatopranoN B Um. go, att Yaws*. •
blOomers. UCTIONFriti
84.RETI is xpillnatzu
u Indu*
okittfibiro44Veh3invx—if Avarua Graus"""4 4 h• I.
S mil.. etans ritimisbis. U*ol
toil= stliandiersTlU 4l , l %.witi b•
. wawa* 4 11 1 1 4.
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COLGATE k CO'S
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MET
gnu A,xlvtrtfotinsuls
I NFORMATION IN THE "PEOPLE'S JOURNAL."
now Teachers, Student', potited Clergymen,
Energetic Young Men and Ladlea can make 175 to
$l6O per month during the Spring and Summer. A s,
copy tree. Send name and address to People's Jour
nal Pbnadelptda, Pa. freb.lB-4w
HINKLEY
KNITTING MACHINE
FOR FAMILY ÜBE-4sizsple, chap, reliable, Man
zirsarrnmo. AGIINTH WANTED. Circular andaam
pie stocking FREE. Address HINKLEY KNITTING
MACHINE CO., Bath,. Me., or 176 B roadway, N,
Fah. 18, 1870-301 • •
TRH AMERICAN FAMILY
KNITTING MACHINE
Is protent6d to the puhl ic as the most Simple, Dur
able, oad Compact and Chomp Knitting Mac - Mee ever
Inventrali
PRICE, ONLY $25
'This tuacblae will run either backward or fors and
with equal facility; makes the same stitch as by
hand, but far superior in every respect.
Will knit 20,000 Stitches in one minute,
and do perfect work, leaving every knot on the Inside
of the work. It will knit a pair of stockings (any
size) In lees than ball' in hoar. It will knit. Olme or
Open, plain or Ribbed work, with any kind of coarse
or due woolen yarn, or cotton, silk or linen. It will
knit stockings with double heel and toe, drawers,
hoods, s mks, smoking Caps, comforts, purses, muffs,
fringe, afgbams, nobles, taderslewires, mittens, 'kat.
iug caps, limp wicks, mats, cord, undershir ts, shawls,
Jackets, cradle blankets, loggias imspenders, wristers,
tidies, tippets, tufted work, and in Let an endless ye.
riety of articles in every day use, as well as for (it us
merit.
FROM $5 TO $lO PER DAY
Oan be made by any one with the American Knitting
Machine, knitting stockings, •e., while export opera
ors can even make more, knitting f3ncy work, which
always commands a ready, ale. A person can readi
ly knit from twelve to fifteen parrs of stockings per
day, the profit on which will be not less than forty
cent. per pair
FARMERS ,;
Can nett their wool at only forty to Ally cents per
pound; but by getting the wool made into yarn at a
small expetuie,sud knitting it into soar, two or
three dollars per pound may be mill mil. GO receipt
of $25 we wilt forward a machine de, ed.
We wish to procure active AGEN every sec
tion of the United Rates and CHI s, to whom the
most liberal toducements will be o 4 Address
AMERICAN KNITTING L . iIINK
Feb. 18-4 w Boston, Masc. St. Louis, Mo.
max MAGIC COAIII.wIII changt . y colored bat! or
beard to a permanent Black or win. It contains
no poison. Any one can use It. two ,cut by mall for
El. Address
MAGIC COMB CU., Spriugfield,Mau
Dec.2l,lBM4.Lam
ldltinloNANY, WHO HAD BUMPER.
-L 151)22 years with wie cured, and will send
the receipt tree.
REV.POT fl DLL, Jereey City, N. J.
Yeb.ll-4w
A GREAT CHANCE!
AGENTS WANTED !
*Jo.) per year lure made by Agents, male or female,
selling our worlArenowned Patent Everlasting White
Wire Clothes Lines. Cheapest and best clothes lines
In the world ; only 3cts. per Mot, and will last a hun
dred years. Address lindseu River WlreCo., 75 Wm,
Bt., N. Y., or 10 licarboin et., Chicago, 111.
Feb. il , 19704 w
F - - - -
OR DEAFNESS—TUX PATENT ORGANIC VI
BRATOIL. It fits into the Ear, i• not percepti
ble, remov. Singing Noises in the Head, and enables
Deaf Persons to hear distinctly at Church or Public
Assemblies. Treatise on Desfriese, with Means of
Cure, sent free. Dr. T. Iluar iiTiurszLi., 762 Broad
way, N. Y. lob. 11-4 a
CAN VAIISINU LOOKS SENT Y.:Ek: FUR
Paris by Sunlight
and Gaslighi
A WORK denriptive of tto. MYSTERIES', KIR
TEE'S, VICES, SPLENDORS and CRIMES,
of the CITY OF PARIS
It tolls how Paris ham become the Gayest and most
Beautiful City In the world • how Its Beauty and
Splendor are purchased at a f earful coot of iliaery
and Suffering ; how visitors are Swindled by Profes
sional Adventurers; how Virtue and Vice go arm-in
arm in the Beautiful City ; how the most Fearful
Crimes are committed and concealed; how money is
Squandered In neelesi luxury; and contains over 150
fine engravings of noted Places, !alb and Scenes in
Paris. Agents wanted. Canvassing Books sent free.
Address NATIONAL POBI.SSHINIJ CO., Philadeb
{Ada, Pa [Web. 4w
1 was cured of Deafen' and Catarrh by a pimple
remedy and will send the receipt free.
MRS. b .C. LEtIUNTT, Hoboken, N. J.
Feb. 11-4 w
Dr. A. L.SCOVILL, is the inventor of several medi
cal preparations which Love became very popular,
and have been liberwlly used. Among his Inventions
are "Liall's Balsam for the lungs" and :;Llverwurt
and Tar." For the past six year. a better Lung
remedy has been offered to the public. Read the fol.
lea - lug letter from Dr. SCo:Tu referring to it
!!rand. J. N. IIARRIe t CO.,
641114:—/ make the following
statement from a perfect cour is lion and knowledge
of the beurets of ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM. In cur
ing the meet deep-seated Puotoireer CoNdUIPTIO.III:
I have witnessed its effects orrthe young and on the
old, and I truly my that it is by tar the best expect
orant remedy with which I am amiaaluted. For
Coughs, and all the early stages of Lung complaints,
I believe It to be a certain cure, acid if every family
would keep It by them, ready to administer upon the
drat appearance of disease about the Lung■, there
would to very tew cases of fatal consumption. It
came, the pb tegm and matter to raise, without Ir
ritating those delicate orgalas (the Lungs), Lod with
out producing constipation of the Bowels. It also
giros strength to the system, stops the nlght-owests,
Rod changes alt the nrabiti accretions to a healthy
state. '
Yours respectfully,
by all Medicine Dealers
Feb. 11-41 r
WANTED-AGENTS,
$l5: to $2OO per month
Everywhere, mule sod female, to irktroAcce the
GENUIRE IMPROVED COMMON alma
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
This Machine stitch, hem, Gil, tuck, quilt,
cord, bind, braid and'embroider in a most superior
manner.
PRICE ONLY 18 ~DOLLARS.
Fully Warranted for Five ram%
We will pay fl7OO for Loy machtne that ♦ill sew a
stroager, more beautiful, es more elastic
seam than oars. It makes the
"Elastic Lock Stitch."
Eiery second stitch can be put, and stilt the cloth
cannot b e pulled apart without tearing it, We pay
Agents from 575 to 1300 pet month inn expenses, or
a commission from which twice that amonni can be
made. Address
; BECOMB A CO,
Pittsburg, Pa.; Boston, Mw., or Bt. Louis, blo.
CAUTION.—Beware of all Agents selling tad:Linea
seder the same name *sours, unless they can show
a (saltiest* of Agency signed by as. We shall not
bold ourselves responsible tor worthless Machines
sold by other parties, and shall prosecute all parties
either sent:lgor using Machine/ under' ale name to
the full extent oftbe lay, Snless ineh 'Machines were
obtained from tie by our Agents. Do not be Imposed
upon by pestle," who copy our adrertisements and
circulars and other worthless Machines at a less
price, (Feb. 11-4 w
AAYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL,
For Diseases of the 77nroat and Lungs, such as
Cbugh4r, Cbtds, Whooping Cough, Branch
drama, and Cionsumption.
Probably never 'before In the whole history of
medicine, has anything von so widelj and so deeply
upon the conflderice o minkind;aa this excellent re
medy for pulmonary complaints. Through a long
series of years, and among most of the races of men
It has risen higher and higher in their estimation, as
it has become better known. Its uniform character
and power to cure the various affectlnds of the luny
and throat, have made it known es a reliable protec
tor against them. While adapted to milder forma of
disease awl to young children, It is at the same time
the most effectual remedy that oan be given for inci
pient oonsumption, glad the dangerous affections of
the throat and langs. As a piossiion against sudden
attacks of Group, it should be kept on band in every
Ausily, and Indeed as all" are sometimes subject to
colds and coughs, all should be provided with this
antidote for them.
Although settled annemption is thought incurable,
still great nmmbers erases where the dbmase seem.
ed settled, have been completely cured, and the pa
tienVartored to sound health by the Cherry Pectoral.
Boaplot. is its mastery over the disorder, of the
and Throat, that the most obstinate or them
to it. When nothing else could reach them,
\ the Cherry Pectoral they subside and disap-
Si err and .Pub lie Speakers And' frost protection
front t.
diddled le alweys relayed e,nd often wholly cured
by lt.
Bronchitis la generally mad by taking the Cherry
?edaml In mall and freuent doom.
Bo generally are Ito •tttaio known that we used
not publish the certificate, of them hare, or do more
than wire the public that its qualities are fall/
zeslatalasti.
Ayer's Ague Cure )
Per Aver and Am_intermittent Ayer, Chin Peter,
Remittrai Amer, Dumb MOW, Periodical or Bilious
Peva, arc., and nuked all the sesolims which arive
from sialariou, marsh, or lag:made poison t.
As its name *Altai, it dote Chfre, and does not fail.
00/staining neither Armin, @Mine, Simmuth, Zino,
nor any other mineral or poisonous substmice what
ever, it in nowise Warm any pullout.' The umber
- and importance of its cores in tile ague districts, are
beyond account, and we believe without a
in the history of Ague medicine. Oar pride
rire l Ard by the echnowledgments we receive of
the radial cam effected in obstinate cuss, and
where other remedies had Wholly failed.
tresooilmated persons, either resident In, or travel
fog through miasmatic localities, will be protected
by taking the 40 CB CORE daUy.
)or'Liier Cbeeplaiatt, arising from torpidity of the'
Liver, ale an excellent rempdy, itfrolalaifog the
Liver into healthy ;cavity.
Iror Baton Silsorders and Liter Iloseplaints, it le ea
excellent remedy, producing many truly remarkable
cam, where othatinedbagnehed ailed.
Prepared by Dr.'J.(l.t Am k CO., Practical tad
Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Ems, and sold all
round the world.
nun, 11.00 amit DcaTLE
Itig.for sale in Gettgeburg, es., by A.D.-4
4gent. , [Jan. 2.1, WO=
QTRAY SHEEP. , --Osple. to the
raddence of thesubscriber fn toWn
aldp,tddams county h., two, lollopsp, east of Getty",
bum, about the middle of littrritaber lea; .n
2111011 P, all ewer-44M of heat 'Kith • piece of left
ear cut Off, one off the rlittff ear, and the Oh* a lilt
to the oar. The owner Is zsgitested tp prove - proper
ty, pay augur acidic/4.r them a•Fay.
1/ eh. 11-3 b .• ,' JACOB 'LOTT.
XECUTOR'S NOTICE.—Let-
Ia tors Tostameatary on the estate of lzasemen
fluutAltr, Sea, late of Ilsailtonban Onrush Ip, Adams
county. Pa., deceased, haying been granted to the
undersigned,Thdding la thorns township to here
by gives notice to all perseue iudebted to said
estate to make Immediate paymeat sad those beets(
claims against the garnet° prawn them premed,
authenticated for settleilbent.
FRBD. 811OLLICY, Jr., Ex'r.
Jan. 21,1870.-60
NoTic i e. —Letters of Admin
tratlonWe the estate of Jscos Hussois,
eiNuod, late of Union township, Adams county, Pa.,
having been granted to the undersigned, residing In
said township, he hereby gives notice to all penman
Indebted to said estate to make Immediate payment,
and those having claims *Leftist the mine to peseta
them properly authenticated for settlement.
'MIAS Adm'r.
Jan. 2 4 , 18707 6t
AS SIGNEE'S NOTICE
The undersigned having been appolateed Assignee
by Deed I Voluntary Assignment for the beciellt of
creditor., executed by r/A/11/11.111 D. Durso's; A wife
&men C., of Gettysburg—motto. Is hereby given to
all persons indebted or having claims to call and set
tle their accounts with the undersigned. resid,ng In
the same place. STUART W. HO/PMAN,
Neb. 4. 1870--6 t Assignee.
TAX NOTICE.
THE School Board of Cumberland
townahlp hereby yirea notice that all Bounty
Taxes not paid by the Itt day qf March, 1870, will be
charged PINS PER CANT. la addition.
By of der of the Board,
. iOOT, Prealdest.
M. C. Bimini, Secretary. [Yob. 4,1870.-td
AUDITORS' NOTICE.
The undersigned, Auditor, appointed by the Court
of Common Pleas of Adams county, to make distil.
button to and among creditors of ths beano, remain
tog in the bands of JO2lll AM111422, Assignee of
/MAC MOKOJILY and wife, of Minoan township,
Adams county, unites deed of ansignment for credi
tors, as appears by bin first and Anal account duly
confirmed by said Anon, hereby gives notice to
creditors and all persons interested, that he will nit
In the discharge of the duties of his said appointment
at his office in Gettysburg, on Monday, Me 28th of
February instant, at 10 o'clock, A. K .. of mid day.
H. 0. IIeCREARY,
Auditor.
II
REGISTER'S NOTICES.
NOTICE is hereby given to all
Legatees and ether persons concerned, that the
Administration Account. hereafter mentioned will
be presented at the Orphans' Conn of Adams county
for confirmation and allowance, on TUZSDAt . , th e
611 day of MARCH next, &tin o'clock, A. M., viz:
6. The account of Jam Oribble and Milian Smith,
Administrators of the ?state of Hannah Havers, de
mised.
MMESMNE=
MONI3SE!M=I
8. The Drat and Anal account of lath M. Wright
and Jane P . Wright, Krecaion of Joel Wright, dec'd,
9. The first account of gunnel Miller end Lemuel
Malone, Executors of the will of iteniandn Malian.
deceased.
W. The account of Harriet Gulden and Jeremiah
olden, Administrator, of the Ifatate of Daniel Gul
den, late of IStraban towaalalp, Adams county, deed.
dItIIHYI. A. BWOPII, Register.
Fed,. It, 1870.—td.
R}PORT
OF the condition of the GETTYS
BURG NATIONAL BANK, on the 224 ay o
January, 1870
Loans and Discounts
U.S. Ronda to secure circulation 150,000 00
U. B. Bonds and securities on hand. .... ..... 30,000 00
Other Stocks, Bonds and Mortgagee 25,840 00
Doe from Redeeming and Ramiro Sputa. 24,130 71
Doe from other National i3.. 1, . 457 12
Banks and Banker......
Banking Hones
Current Expenses
Taxes paid
Cash ROD: (Including stamps)_._
Bills of other National Bank.
Frictional Currency (Including nickels)... 90 20
Legal Tender Notes 26 • 40 k 00
Capital/Deck paid In- 8145,150 00
Surplus Fund 20,700 00
Diecounts 4,793 74
Profit and Loss 6,051 82
National Bank Circulation outstanding— 127,990 00
State '. " ttutenbding... 4,617 00
Individual Deposita. 122,696 08
Due to National Bank' 4,609 89
Due to other Banks and Bankers. --..—. 987 02
Dividends unclaimed 1,116 50
I, J. Exuar Baia, Cashier of [bit Gettysburg Nation
al Bank, M., solemnly swear that the above etatemen.
is true to the best of my knowledge and belief:
J. EMORY" BAIB, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to
before me this 27tb
day of JIM nary, 1870.
JNO. kt. KRAUYII,
Assistant Assessor 1 Div.
10th Dist. Revenue.
CofTent.—Attest—G. Baron,
Davin Wim.s,
D. EionnanAirr,
Directors.
nb. 0,1870.-3 t
OF the condition of the FIRST
" 1 .-. NATIONAL BANK OP GETTTBBIj4O . , la
ottysbum, Adams county, ill the 1144 et Penner
ma* et the Ogee of tiselseat ss the Z 4 dey of
JoovAry, 18Th;
Loans and Dlscouot■ $109,319 10
Ludebtedneu of 0,000 00
A.L.Si;OVILL
Overdrafts 766 41
C. 8. Bonds to secure eirrals
tion. 100,000 00
U.S. Bonds and Beenrities
hand .... ........ *
14,00(1 00
Due from Redeeming and Be
serve Agents (es per ac h ed.
' • 6,44 33
Due from other Natlonulßsidre
(sa per ethedule)..-----..-. 2,186 16
Due from other Banks end
Bankers (ns per settednle)„, 811 30'
Pnrrature and futures 700 00
Current I:spouses .. . ... ..... fly 95
Tries Paid 610 ST
-- ---- 788 82
Cub Item (inclndingStaalps)
(as pared:0141010-- ..... ....-.. 1115 00
81118 of other National Banta. 000 00
. . •
Fractional Currency (heel*
"Ina nickels)... - -...-.- ......... 476 00
Specie . 16 00
Lepi Fender Mates 22059 53
Capital Stock paid in,.„ . 5.1,00.000 00
Surpitut Fund r l / 2 24S 30
Elichange $59 88
Interact ~ ..... .......... 1,166 93
Profit and Lou..._ ........ —.. 9,919 86
Circiti
dang Notes received from 7,065 16
Comptroller
Lars amount on hand. 7 °°,°°° 00
Amount ontatanding.. 89,88.5 Q 0
\lndividual Deposita 83 . a
Due to Natkmal Itamiti, al PO
loikedulp
398 39
Dud 'to Oka'. Saab and - -
Banker. (sa per achedula).. 348 fir
Dirldmitia unpaid • 99 09
I Grows ARNOLD. Cashier of the lint National
Bank of Gettyrbarg, do iolemnly wear that the above
statement is true, to the best of my knowledge and
GDORGB ARNQLD,
State of Pennsylvania, Oran.
ty of Adit
Sworn to and Rbeeribed be-
fore me, this 97th desk of
ianntu7, 1870.
A. J. COVDR, J. P.
Correct.—Attest—Ozosai Taxon,
Joys Hansa,
Feb. A, 1870.-31 , Jogs WOLTOILD,
Directors.
Book Agents Wanted for
_STRUGGLES AND TRIURP/18 OF
P. T..I3ARNITM
written by lifssidf. s One Lays °duo Tquine—.
Nearly 600 Pages—Pl imaed fn effisg lish abet GerlUes—
MI Shoal Pug fispe:recreseurr :
It embraces Forty Turn Resmileotlaus of hie Buy
Life u a Merchant, Manager. Banker.Lastuer, and
8 howman,and gives accounts of his lsayelsonment,
his Failure, his Successful lumen Pours, and im
portant Historical and Personal luselaisomposs,
plate with Humor, AmpcSotes and Ibiterlaining Nan
naive. No book published so . aceepiable ea clamps
livery one want/ It. Agents are'Scali erten to
100 a week. We offer *lira tent . Oa}
Illustrated
Catalogue and Tunis to Awaits sent Arm.
• J. B. pun # CO4=iers,
Feb. 4,1870-463 -Coon.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
I have opened an agency for the
SALE OF REAL ESTAT4
a connection wilb ray law bpaltaps! pis q.Ft7ebprg
Forties wishing Se soll,or buy lugdaduay gad It t
heir advautst.getocaLi.
Farms and Woodland.
98 AC$llB OP WEIGH 40 ACHIM =ism torsme
A GOOD /ABM, GOOD BUILDINGS sad TIMM
neer Gettysburg grudge had.
A No.l FARM, seer Gettysburg red graret laud.
A /ARM. 180 ACIIIIB, AT 550 PBS AGRI.
A TRACT Of GOOD LANDON •01110, - AT $3l pga
ACRE.
• TENT GOOD FARM, T i la . loo AO/1.118 HEAVY
T114811R,: r 0Vill ,yIOI.Y CILIA?.
Mum 400.10, :RAD eooD BUILDINGS AND
404,0 NUT TWEED, Top $5,000.
AMO VANE, GOOD LAND AND GOOD
ADS,' AT In NUL AQUI.
A YAW 100 ACRID, user Gott
• TREY GOOD imamAlD LDINO, AT
$BO not 4041, two tolis ;son 8,111 7 8 015 k
♦FAms e siar_solu itlnt (I.o l labsua..ma •
AORN CbtiOAr;
A TIDY GOOD GROB /ADM, two *Mee trots
Gettysburg.
• GdOD AND:914141. TATON AMI 40TII
LL.I. 1 11•
A.
A TAIT GOOD !ARM GOONORDZI, $ll YIN
CIRN.
A-GOOD RASH, BUILDINaI ALL SIM PAM
ALBO MANY oTainmAOTI. - • - . -
ALDO HooslB AND mum
IT Lon IN TOWN
IL CDNADT. , ..
Clettyaburg, June 11 111110.,41 I ii
Notice to the ftiblio.l
MIIII undorotiptoit_
Rorskinna to imittyliot tiaTlOS*l=wh
lietc h.. l l l,lllathe ienis =
eildtalasiliii sair
antrtag in Gott tit Ulf put Mt lack mad
,rdandoirttoa Sumilktgbittiiyutat
=mg ,
Iwo." lOW
gtgal foticto.
B.2BOtIIICEB
EIMIMI
910 47
5,000 00
595 59
965 47
608 83
859 00
6437,611 66
LIABILITIEE
6437,611 06
REPORT
RBSOURCZ.II
$261,U2 7$
LIABILITIES
5261,552 75
far Altotionntuts.
Receipts & Expenditures
OF ADANIS dOUNTY FOR 1569
C.)11413.11/Xelle OTPICS,
ADANA COUA TT, PA.
A °REZA IILY to au Act of Assembly, entitled "An
/IL Act to raise County Rates and Levies," requiring
the Commisel °Den of the respccttve counties to pub
lieh a statement of the Receipts and Eapenditures
yearly, we, the Commissioner' of Taxes of said coun
tado report u to Wit': from (heath day y
letgi7, ltiat to the sth day of January, A.
;It:Cr—both days Inclusive:
U. D. WATTLES, Esq.,Treastmer, and the Minutia-
Monism, In amount with the coonty of Adams, es
DR.
To Outstanding County Tilt' and Quit
Beata in hand. of Collectors ......... -.-... 314,705 65
(beefy Rates and Ln , iet almond for 1860.
Bor. of Oottyeburgsl,B73 31
Qoit Rents 175 04
Cumberland twp„, 1,619 24
Oxford " 1,742 47
Huntington " . 1,699 24
Fnufklin " 1,945 25
!Waken " 1,879 75
ilenallen " 1443 20
Hautilkmben "_ 1,397 34
Mountpleasant" 1,792 29
Beading " 1,472 44
Latimore " ~... . 1,096 14
Butler . " 1,1. 57
Hamilton " —.... 1,42 5 29
Oaten 1,766 08
Monntioy " 1470 66 -.
Germany " 872
Tyron " 60
e ' 1,003 Libert " 960 80
Berwic y k
' " ........... ......—.... .608 41
Freedom " ............. --.... 577 29
Conowago " ---_....... 1,316 17
RI/Olaad " 676 86
Lfttleetown bor., • 594 82
Berwlet • 369 58
230,897
State tax due county 2,036 14 15
Loans from Bank and sundry persons..-..... 8,700 00
Cub from John Hamilton, costa 26 79
ill re. Bechtel, costs 500
8 B. Itusasll, dividend on Water stock 14 40
W.D. lioltswortb, Ban, for coal need In of.
oce, In part
Jacob Melkorn,lpgi, for coal used In ohiko,
1E49 ' ' 20 00
W. A. Duncan, Esq.,Jury rasa 58 00
P. Hann , Esti „fury fees 84 00
Adriltkmal Tax 110 17
Balance due Treasurer by County...-. . ...... 4,359 82
The outstanding C entity Tea and Quit Sent■ appear
to be in the bands of the following Collectors, to
wit :
Yrs. atllectorr. Bor. @ TirpL
1868.
Wm. Guinn, Gettyeborg
" Quit
Theo. PA ieger, Bar wick bor.,
J. W. Lott, Curnberiand...._.....
John Nitchman,
1869.
Jacob Hemmen,* Gettysburg--
41 I. Wt. Banta
J. Eeefauver,* Cumberland
Hem Felix, Ox
Jom Asper • Huntington,
Robert kroCleaf! Franklin
Jacob Pottorff,• Strahen
John H. Hutton • Memallen
R. Watson.* Hainilkmban
.701. A. Smith,* Ifonntplauant..-,
John Geigh,• Reeding
Jacob F. Myers, Letimors
Henry Lapp,* Butler
Emanuel Hull,* Hamilton
H. W. Schwartx.,! Rountio.r
Isaac Degrott,* Germany
Loot Ratresurpergar,. Tyrone
D: H. Heiman,. Liberty
Ruh 31. Bigham, Freedom.
Solomon Schwartz,* Conowago...
Martin Steffy,* Littlestown bor...
G. W. Lott, Highland_ •
Wash. Moamar, Berwick bor
iggp-Berolek and Union townships paid it, full be
fore settlement. John Nitchman,,,J. W. Lott, Henri
Pink, Ruch M. Bighaas, G. W. Lott, and Wash. Mists
ger have paid in full atnee settlement. Those mark
ed thus 0 have Mace paid in part.
CR.
By orders paid out is follows:
By auditing and settling public accounts... 148 00
M. Hupp, Court Yours keeper 35 00
J. 11. Walter, expatiate to nal rlsbarg...-.... 10 00
J. C. Neely, Esq.. auditing public °Mete 26 00
Counsel's fees 75 00
J. M. Walter, iltirk's Pay In fall to Nov. 1,
1869 600 00
J. M. Walter, clerk to county auditors, 25 00
J . Jet. Myers, clerk', pay Cron Noy. 1,1169 100 00
Jury Commissioners' pay_
.. 45 82
A. Shady, Esq., Co, Supt 5 00
J. 11. Wirt, Ism, Co. 8 opt , institute of
1869 195 50
D. WILL, Ns*, Agricultural 50ciety........ 100 00
Water Compahy, 5% sharer new 5t0ck........ 80 00
Notes and interest paid sundry persona...-. 9,006 41
Treasurer of Alms HOuse...-.......... 14,200 00
Assessors' .pay 5'M 00
Tax refunded to sundry persons 14 69 .
Peter Myers, Req., inquest on body of T. J.
LAO 16 95
-
Jacob Diehl, Msq., inquest on body of W. B.
Young . __ - 15 62
C. 11. Bue hler, expramage.........- .. - —.. . 2 10
Leonard Ilennig, putting away 18 to n,. of
coal 450
J. M. Walter; rwsering AMWM0M......-.. . •:t . 6 0 0
LL A. Picking, pram lam cash and fees for
Insurance 011 Court H0u5e....,.. .._... , 25 50
P. ILann, Sheriff, summoningarora.—...... 122 40
Dr. .I.W. U. O'Noal, Physician at Jail and ,
medicine 28 00
Director, of the Poor ay 60 00
Keeping prisoner, at iastera Penitentiary 716 52
District Attorney's fees 779 00
Court Expenses.
Grand Jory's pay . /474 98
General Jury and Tip Stan' pay...2,84G 54
Certificates."( Constables' returns.. 234 60
BILL of Costa .1,029 61
Orphans' Courts .... .. .. .: ........:. 110 00
Boarding . 1 44 ( q Black . case.. 113 Liu
- 5,507 00
•
Philip Hann, Skrriff.
Boarding prisoner. and Turnkey's
1,947 BO
Wiwi/flag for prisoners 193 94
__ 2,141 T 4
Bedding, Mai n°, de, for Jail.
Robert & Elliott, dry goods 15 91
J. Brinkerhoff, clothing—.... 39 00
W.. 1. Martin, tobacco -- 11 64
Danner a mister, hardware.. 16 13
D. H. Klingel, shoes and mending... *4O 40
------ 103 11
Ptilip Hann, Shmirr,
Conveying prisoners to Eastern
Penitentiary 212 5 - 2
Taking Isaac Smith to House of Re-
PIP •
Bringing priaoners front Wastm ins. .17 SI
ter Jail on requisition 65 58
- 301 97
Cbasatittioncre Pay.
N. Merman, Fag., pay and nile.ige
,414.4 40
J. Lott, Esq., pay and Inflow 3-19 30
Y. Bart w i *Bit, in and Mileage 36 7')
• '
Stationery and Pottage.
D. A. Bushier, BK., Postage 7 •9
J. A. Kit:miller, &sq., " 8 51
J. L.llehick, stationery 3 :hi
A. D. Buehler, sthtlauerr-'..,- 47 50
Advertising, Blanks, Books and Binding.
H. J. Binhls, advertising & blanks... 381 62
Harper,McPherson * Buehler, ad
sdvertiving MI 37.
G. Wiant, Launder. ruling and
binding 103.8nnialuent Hooke-..- 37 40
Murphy Bons, Philadelphia, Dooksta
ke County Offices 77 75
Lewfa Birrithal, re•bludirti hooka In
• --.- 815
APrathonotary and Clerk's Fee:.
Jacob rn, Hp, ..... 33 30
A. W. !Manor, Its, fees ...... ... 189 73
-- 205
. •• •
ITE!!!!
Spring Ilection ......... ..... 510 5e
Fall Ylection-- 691 40
Clerks to Return Judges 10 00
Road Damages.
- 1,211
Jesse Chiron biter 66 00
Isaac Lerew- ......... ..,.,.....-.....-..... 46 00
John O. Miller
Samuel L Mickley ............ -.....-..-.... 20 00
John app 36 00
Jacob Henhey—.-.--- .... ~........ 100 00
Joseph Shealy- 10 00
Samuel Ck)bosa.- 13 03
SL-s. Orndorff. • 100 00
John Harbold-... 26 00
Abraham Rife 10 00
Levi &hvarta . ~ ... .- .. 50 Co
G. W. moctain — , rm X;;i in
Gettysburg ...... -....
Pater Culp, ..
Wm. H. Stelnour,
Geo. &remake!, e II
Joseph Wade,
Israel Tenet,
o o
G. J. Slinkiest,
H. Longwell, opening street to
C1etty5bur.g—..........., ... 368 06
McMillan, Camp 4 Co., _ "
' 15 00
...... 150 00
" . 76 00
" 10 00
421 0)
/00 00
as
20- 00
1Z 00
Bridge wed Bridge Repairs.
'Auntie! Stouffer, in fall kw new
1 060 00
H. J. lifers, repairs at
bridge...., 800
J. Pittenturt repairs at Oen
, owsgo bridge... 20 75
H. Kuhn, repairs at Brown', bridge 440
Jacob Spangler, repairs at Jilka.
way's Pratt bri„„ • 4 60
Jacob w ins , stogies isAc.ck Creek .
Jo irlitnith,
,cepairs at. Stock's 800
J.W. 77 85
(mate, rapairs at Harsh
creek .. 800
John Kline, repair* at Dalin
bridge.. 4 93
Newton Horner, repairs at Hornar's
bridge TO 62
Ciao. Bear, repahel 4444sgitle .
bridge • • 1 10
Samuel Wsrpotgs, sepalrs 00 0 0601 11 6
bridge„ ... ..... ................ 22 00
D. HartAaa, ropatra at Among
utritipArs. repairs gintre
Jolla Boyer, repair* at Bonowsego
_ 1 •
53
W. 12. ildarnii4, Margit Beein
.72 8k
Joan Main at r.
Creek .... 6 56
LayalSant Dower% repairs at Malt
16 00
John Doll, repaint at Da 'sbrktga. 200
John A. Honk, repairs st Bushey's
Oro Umltt.ropslll at Nostattert 900
bridge .... • .....
.••••••--•••••••• 150
N. Horaor,ropain and uwassais en
"lock Crook bridge. 81 01
8:1:k4o, repairs at bright* sad mote.
Oak- 5 41
8. Wolf, IN., Macs for Oorkowai;
,610141441fr0a10werd,r........ .9,00
Public .eutklingts.
Jacob ilbrada, lumber for Jo Il 50A
Diehl It Bosbrook‘womi for .1a11.4. 62 -, 54.
Dorkt Solllor; wood Ibr go 03
linbud Derroft, amalmg -1
e t
Wm. 0. Rialbmithospilr MCo 600
HPOIP• .. 250
•C i B /8 . ig rt Witriso-aul.
C • 22, { • 00
. elmutag
BOON OO
LAkowto, work at JAL)4 60
.11. D: Armor, work at sgjr. • 300
8 • G. qa=pl1 o =4 : 5}11.... •
Atkin vault sir -
A.W.ll.U.MaktiiiuslMa
to
A 4
idatinf aosa.. • 3 t 0
a. 0011 A, Otidpoiltiarze, to., at
/PM .1„•••• ,12 54
Adyq
suammud iuMor i;riaul. I 3 40
t.l
• .
IL D. Armor, repairing lock 'I 1 5 1
D. Culp, 1 dos new chain sod to
pairing old ones
.1 1 7,
Jacob Holley, osilibr Jail end Vera r t
lions*
Negislidtiess
Publishing Registry Lew
Books and blanks
Taking Reglatratkin............
lsoneratlons to C 0111110141111.—
Collectors' hag.
Outstanding 'fox and Quit Rents In hinds
of Collectors 14„588 04
Tr' unreel' lid Id
Sununu doe Treasurer at !ust it tI lenient 1,155 14
fsszz.l In testimony that the feereguelee efeasefient
of the Receipts and 'Rapeodittnes ..‘l.lb.ict at the
office of the Treasurer of lAiti county, Ie a c.rrect sag
true copy u taken from and tonsured with the orig.
Inal remaining In the Woke of thie nfl o . we knee
hereunto set'our hands and aMzed the teal of mid
office, at Gettystiorg, tlew.ith day of Jan..ary, A. D.
181'0.
JACOB LOTT.
3108E9 ELLBTMAN.
' BMA N CBI NIIIDICII.
Colutoisskners of Adams county
Attest—J. Jur. Mutts, Clerk.
Loans from Bank and sundry
prom which deduct Outstanding Taxes and
Quit Rents due COULII7 at settlement 14,Mg py
The eouittialine US Quit Reale
valued at $l4 each....._.....22,800 OU
Auil 21 shares of Water Steer par
value per *bare
AUDITORS''' . REPORT..
To the Honorable the Judges of the Court of Common
Pleas of Adams amply.
We, the noderelgued, duly electid Auditor* to eel.
tle and •dJust the Public *amnia of lb. Treasurer
and Commissioners of said county, honing been
sworn or affirmed agreeably to law, do report the
following to be • general statement of sald amounts
hail lb* 6th day o(Jaauary, A.. D. 069, to the sth
der of January , A'. D.,lB7o—both days Inclusive.
H. D. WATTLES, Kai., Treasurer sal the Commis
sioners', in account with the county of Adam.:
DR.
2000
To amount of Outstanding Tax at last 5et
514,706
L'aLusessed ut pr 1869 54
Mousy borrowed from Bnolt and sundry 2,636 15
persona. 700 00
Gab from John Rsuciltos, contd....—. ..... 25 71,1
" Hrs. Bsebtall_ 500
861,838 62
• •++++
.......
S. R. Russell, dlyldenden-Wa• •
ter Stock
Cash from W. D. Hottzworth, coal, In par t
Jacob Ikelborftftel for 11308-...
W. A. Duncan, Eft., Jury lees .
• Philip Man ett, o• o
- Addltkuul .....
Ilalance this Westin ry by County.
143 90
175 04
28 85
155 45
411 01
579 61
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.. 684 03
-. 1,103 38
737 69
846 91
742 80
1,167 a
564 98
oes 98
755 20
818 47
082 23
623 68
705 10
393 18
265 14
387 93
243 41
520 74
317 13
138 65
58 21
By (Mat/maps Taxes for 1868 1. $ 1,117 2..1
47 sit
Peat for 1.1417
-... .. ......... 1800 13,0 215 41
" 1888 1,350 16
" 1889
Exonerstkots for 11817 ---- *--- ''''' 134 00 R .
1868 .. 316 11
'`lB6o. 12 12
Disbumments on count y . orders 42,243 51
Treasurer's Contmleolon ..... ... ... ... .
..... „..... 858 61
Balance due Treasurer at last se ............. 1,165 14
We, the nademdgned, Auditors of the County of
Adam*, Pennsylvania, elected and sworn in pursu
ance of law, do report that we met, did audit, settle
and adjust, according to law, tho accounts of the
Treasurer and Commisaloners of mid County, com
mencing on the 6th day of January, A. D., 1869, and
ending on the sth day of January, A. D., 1870—both
days Inclusive; that said account as settled above
and entered on record in Bettlement Book In tho
Commissioners' 011 ice of Adams county, Is correct,
and that we dad a baloney doe the Treasurer, by the
C ounty, of Your Thousand Three hundred and fifty.
nine Dollars and Slaty-two Casts, (61,369 &l,) and to
Outstanding Mazes, fourteen Thousand five flu mired
and Eighty eight Dollar, and Four Ce. , 14,586 04.1
M. I. 1 GEE, •
E.G. e y,
DAVI i Jr.
• Auditors.
S14„588 04
CIO LLATERAL LNHERITANCE
Vi TA X.—The Ibllow lug is a statement
of the amount of Collateral Inheritance Ten collect
ad from the Estates of the following named dece
dents. and paid to th•Commonwallth of Pennsylvania
by William D. Holtzworth, Register, of Adam,
toasty, for the year beginning Dec. 1, 1568, and end.
Ing.Dec. 1, IBBp—
Judith Gallagher
Jacob Yid! .er—.
Mn: garet
John Bowman '
Esther McKinney—.
Ann Douglas, '
Samuel Millar .......... ...,...
Joel Wright
Wm. B. :Vanes---
.William ...
Doug lars,Porsonal
- 41
Rebecca
$1
Deduct Register's fee, .5 per cent. kr ,uliec ,964 14
don.
I hereby cettitly that the &bore atatemeut is correct
and true. IF J. C. NEIII, Y,
Yob. 11--At Auditor of Public Offices.
FURNITURE.
JOSEPH WAWON, & CO„
CABINET-MAKES,
No. 413 Walnut St:, Phi/adcfphia
I-115R eetabliahmeut Is one of the oldest an FltillJel.
V phis, and from lone experience and superior
facilities we are prepared to tarnish good work at
reasonable prices.
We manufacture fine &nature, and also ruedinnir
priced furniture of a rlPOriorqualiti- A ! VS° ' k ick ° I
(crofters always on band. Goods made to order.
Counters, Desk Work . and 011 ice Furniture tint
Hank., Offices and Stores, made to order.
Jos. WALTOS. .1. W. LIPPI3COTT. Jog. 1,, SCOTT.
Feb.ll, lt7o-17.
rri H E REAL EXCELLENCE
.1L and Cheapsees of or Clothleg Is the oily etvrel
tlf ow great success.
READY-MADE CLOTHING
MD
BEST MATERIALS. We use none but 'ail
wool" goodsevery piece
of which fawell epong
ed; and carefully ex
amined.
Our =Mita of Beady
made Clotlllog are such
in could work In
other establishments
oa Custom Work I their
work colobineecomlbst
with style.
Our hands are supplied
with the beet trim.
I=ME
mings, and we see that
they us them, acid
WELL MADE. every article Is Oou
ougtdy tested belbra
bean; Fat into stock.
Every• garment sold is
accompanied with a
legal guarantee, hold
ing as responsible for
the correctness of all
the rspruentationa
made.
It is conceded that our
large bantam' and
-sonny other advantages
enable as to sell lower
than any other hones.
We Invite e lair coin-
L WZST 4:EICED. pariscn of price,.
=
FOR
FALL AND WINTER OF 1519.
We have mad* the
GREATEST PREPARATIONS YET
NUMBERLESS GARMENTS,
IMN - DLISB VARIETY,
CHOICEST SELECTIONS,
GOODS TO WEAR WELL,
STANDARD STYLES,
LATEST FABITIONS,
NEW FURNISHING DOOM
—All our goods are sorted at lower prises Ua
were the same articles last year.
AD
DAP ARM IN:a Et 1141; AND YOUTHS' WEAR
Are especially wellyp tapered to
eve rat .
NEW AND BETTER CUTTERS,
IMPROVED SYSTEM,
GSPATCH
•
th DINER LINE OP GOODSREAT'ER DI
THAN EPEE,
801 400 L CLOTHES,
SUNDAY
MA CLOTHES,
T DEW
WEARING QUALITIEI UNTEQUALED•STYLES.
OAK HALT ? BUILDINO9
THE LARGEST IN TII:E IMO* -
S. E. cor. 6th A MARKET Ste.,Phlladelphk. Em
bracing whole block on from Marketjp Miner.
001 , Mit . W AMOR KEE -r-BiLOWN.
--- 1,839 00
golds and N 00414440.
EAGLE HOtEL.
rile largest find atost.)Onunoalons Iq
40 32
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ArAiglenWetiorPaswnpra andllaggart,rus
‘ok4he onairriyalanddopartii•a4ji io•
Tribe. OarstaUervants,audrossosaltaphargee.
Y.7M; tads;:..
, .
R "YSTONE 11 OT E
OB,TTYSBU.RG, P.A.
W M., p. PRoiqUE.TOR.'
um ib
pars is anew Jive°, and has been- •
f the meet \approved style. Tsq ";;;;!.
tamales 'l6 pl sestet and eon's onlont4' y
moat b '14ea5.44.1144.,.titit Sew item, gula g ; fr ::1 11 "
at slita"b a" ma44l,l o.t " r"VP* ati PkaliiiiiOW# l 4 ;',ii
stt imams., s64y.
ri...14..1eZ1 learn s
exPerionf•A'lnillailler..eltl4llllollll
.180?"1),4114 rittAit
awi.vetreinvOMadisiiiitiftildcmivvii ' -
•, 4 4 41 31 1 4ildtawkaNit•st.
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ftw 'Adrirtisinunto.
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34 17
451 On
STATEMENT Or COUNTY DEBT
MEI
MI
makonweatth
TUE PVISZIT/ON
W ELL CUT
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
arrysintse..PilizA.
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MIS
12113
an (1,10
I 70t 97.
$ 1 31.630
•P..0+7•
$34,402 41
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$31,281 Al
LI 44)
20 ou
mOO
58 00
84 00
110 17
1,300 82
$61,0.16 6•.
161.6.21. 6 ,
4 19
7 1
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