flue, 4c
and Parlor
VES,
ALE kiNns
tult incsit approved styles
EET-IRON AND
LOW WARE.
and Lumber
F ALL KINDS
Eiamine
1. 131:E1ILER'S
re Rooms,
F CARLISLE RAILROAD
STRNET.
7 TIN-WARE, &C.
COOK.
e hirg• anaortrii•et of
-WARE.
lamely and uses the beet material.,
work, and sells as cheaply as possible.
• none to undersell his.
ofing & Spouting
onlira. Job Work done quickly and
TING STOVES
ems, warranted to bake and glee
very nevem; among wktc is the
248/LYANIA 000 K, a stove that
• ia baking or he thiamine, as him
am- can testify. Partimlar at ten
his move, as It le deektsdly one of the
market. Also, the NOBLE 0001 E,
AL, and many other patterns *alert.
belt In the market.
Brass, Iron and
Tin-ware
et), Colihe . -mills, Smoothing I4ge
d Shoreis, Tea and Table Spoons,
a, and many other articles in the
in fact almost every article needed
sad others will find It to their
f him. as be is determined to mnln
ed reputation ler cheapness and fair
[7.►. 11. 1870.—ilat
YeSBURG
E.KILNS.
sdkaabought 0111111140 mi, pa
lid now continuos
BURNING BLBINEBB
ottystourg Lime Kilns; on thocorno
ad North Stratton street. Thank
sap, liewlll endeavor to daserve it
proftentitig the Dl:anon as vtgorola
• seals as pealbl•—alwq.
d giving gordawasara. Farmers an
for the prompt II Illn got orders
Q3:5
L BUSINESS
t popular iluda. Hormet *apart. ■a,
Tablet a call, Blacksmith, Coal oos
dallvesedanywhera a dttystrari
ev.so.isci
J4llOll EXCLIT
wutplttunts, ar.
W 0 HLD,
01110 AND BUCKEYE
rs and Mowers.
'nation of these machine, wllleom
of their enperlot merits over all
durability, Gm of draft, eadr•-
•rk, on all kinds of groon4, and in ev.
remand grain. Confidant of tide we
weal of a good machine to examine
before purchasinf elsewhere.
c•a be sold as Naked „Mower.—
land lake, Self-Sake, or Dropper.—
/sae: No.l Mackin'', with two cutter
Knifes, cant* lee end alma hot int
feet eight inch,. In grass; No. 2, cut.
is
ocesideace In these Miladalle that we
t those wanting a machine test than
they may wisilt.and Iteeeeme that
%ion. DOWNS' Amman MD%
o such gamut astiebetiow that vs
tliolfaokooot sad Ls attached
• .unapt the Dodge Machine, the
1, of ilbowo
at
machines we
to • tie at those to whom we here
• eh:
it, Menu Culp,
n•shry Len,
Ellshe Penrose.
ler, David Stewart
7. W. Roes While.
. .1 Sort.
• nerdreer Wettest,
Wu.
Jahn
Jam jr.nOt lim p,
&Au N.loyer,
TOOTH HAT rums, lationair tai ,
EatsNNING MILLS, sad lialikliarbarm
1111, -PA, MN
to smausissaracidassiratiadtbsiga
of /sum Inacz & Boas, Oottpa
redaric. of Hut alibuirgbar.
tystrarg, oe the Harrisburg marl Per
. resists will address t&io subsoribor.
11 F) 1 1•WUtUI, Amt.
L A.HEAD !
HOFFETW'
& golv,lll--
. Greateirt Afachiises of the
0
• say orlit%letwait tow Is ass, as
I dm will over bo la troda Iwo
Malawi alma
wow haw= all Mow wbo Mt
_ 10 will sad azawiao for we.
, 'WM partimatorly to wont all law
• durability. woo of draft, sad
to all Wage of itrwo sad grat a-_ amad Willa II II VOW UM
lonwr. /t tau be wed so • Yawl
• aoltrokost. It onto 6Mt 2 Wear ia
0 lulu. In grow; Wu a Wool eallar
•ea free Garb; It ear be mod as a
11 won so • Powliwid *teas..
ttlwllostilmt i ali aa m4
tite ROW
ULT.
grausal a alblratma memo us%
*VW latrodurod. W. would alwiattl
to 1.1740 X BOMB tiIIOYEL
• t Iron to, vory light itud atm&
waft sit op ran toWww or asp.
owl • .."
=Was lIIEIJUXCia lAN
laiieteirs.
b• obi ikabwosio Tai Improved, for
Rost Ilivatille sown lb* ftrotert of
It in, km owl
arrastel * work wip 6 ltoo two cockle
o ly.
•• of rAWIKING I PLIXINTS *lvor.
glitigto•xualas thaw asseldais can
1110111•411dd lotelloar atareildasoe,
•_thrawala a
V GICWIB a. SU/NUL
, Letter Heads, Bill Buda
dolma, sada Ithati•of Jab Patois
sad cheep at taWolet.
- -
1 - • - 71-71-Av
4.fet Limburg', Friday. Mardi Is, 1676
thanks are due 41 Sena tor Dun
.•:in for sundry documents._
• •
been appointed Postmaster at Fairfield, vice
John W. Sullivan, resigned.
=:=ZZIZI
WITEIDRAWN.--Wpobian-ve that John
M. Stevenson,lr., Esq., has withdrawn
from the firm of Stevenson & Sons, Balti
more.
DECLlplan.t- '• logildei . SP
declined in Weliver'an 'address
before the &elm ieX•of Pennsylvaris Cc I've
in June next.
SALAo.—gel: F Inviiinrckinied
t tlie lfr *m fa rtirailtfo#
inouniarn hind, in Franklin Tnwnahip, at
FIRE.—We understand .that the Store
hbuse andmutlettn..ofC. W. pow
;tow
of Virginia; of this i piatiei
recently destroyed by tire, and that the In;
surance Conti:any in Baltimore has thus far
declined to pay the insurance on account of
sin4astams ,connected whit
the are.
SNOWSTORId.—On Tuesday night last
a snow storm sat in, with more than unseal
violence; snow falling steadily and rapidly
during the night, with more or less drifting.
On Wednesday morning the snow lay about
12 inches deep, being the heaviest fall we
have had thiamiqter, The railroads war
blocked **aid ?cir ttday or tivio the -mane
were badly disarranged.
DON T FORGET—Prof. /laugher's
Lecture in Agricultural Hall, to-night,
Friday, , March 18.) He proposes to oaks
his hearers ••Abroad on the Safe," and
give bits ImPitiodrrn of Wiles, - Stiotland,
Switzerland, Italy, &t., as gathered from
persoual,nbservation during his European
tour. That it will be an interesting and
profitable Lecture, we can safely promise.
There abould be ap o i house. Ti1Q441111.86
cents.
SALE POSTPONED,--1-The sale of 'Per
sonal Property of blrls. Maria Swan, of
this place, which had been advertised for
Wednesday last, was postponed, In conse
quence of the snow stormont fr il Wednesday
next, March 26, at 9 A. M. nimber ,
of valuable articles will be sold, including
a large amount of Bed Clothing, Sheets,
Blankets, Coverlets, Feather Beds, &c., and
house-keepers, ladies especially, would do
well to attend the sale.
ELECTION.-- , At the recent; 'annual
meeting of thet,Gettyabiirg Glas COmpapy,
the old officers tiiefe unanizadriely re
elected. viz:
President, .tiw. G. Fahnestock
Managers, Alex. D. Buehler, H. D
Wattles, Matthew Eiohelberger, W. A
Duneau, J. H. Danner, S. R. Russell.
The Annual Report submitted by the
Board shows the Company to be. in good
financial condition. During the year two
dividends at 4 per cent each were made
t.n thkcepthsl stook.
IEOI
LARCENY.—An overcoat and a fine
dress coat were stolen from the residence of
Rev. John A. Dixon, pastor of the M. E.
Church, Hanover, on Wednesday of last
week, during the temporary absence of tße
!amity. Suspicion attached to a stranger,
who was followed to Abbottstown, where
it was found he had sold the two coats to
Mr. F. J. Wilson,- hotel-keeper. Mr. W.,
on learning that the coats had been stalks,
promptly gave them uP. The rascal was
over-hauled near Abbottstown,and admitted
the larceny, but was allowed to run after a
summary chastisement.
REMOVALS.—As many subscribers
will change their'reeldence thin spring,
we requeet that they promptly advise us
of their new X'ostofiloe - iiddrise, that we
may make the necesitary datives on our
mailing list. As we have Mailing list of
between 2,000 and 3,000 subscribers, it
will save us much trouble and ensure
prompt attention, if subscribers, in such
uses, send both their old and new Post
on:lee addresses, in this wise:—
"Change the address of my paper from
Sundt P. 0., Ohio, to Marion, Pa.,"-- ; oras
the ease maybe.
ACCIDENT.—On Sunday the 6th hut.,
as two boys and three girls, members of
Mr. Jacob Althoff's family, in Cumber
land township, were startinz home from
the Catholic church, in a spring wagon,
the horse took fright and ran off. In turn
ing from the alley into Washington street,
the wagon upset, throwing, its occupants
with great vleiencelo the groued. The
boys escaped unhurt, but all the young
ladies were taken up insensible, severely
shocked and bruised. They were carried
Into a neighboring house, and Drs. Huber
and C. Horner sent for. Under medical
treatment, they soon revived, and were
conveyed, two to the residence of their
brother, in this place, and the other to her
father's, in the country. We are glad to
learn that all are rapidly recovering.—
Compiler.
GETTYSBURG RAILROAD.—During
the past year a number of depositions were
taken in the proceedings pending before the
Supreme Court, at the suit of Maltby and
others, for a foreclosure of the Mortgage
and Decree of Sale of this Road. Last Sat
urday was appointed for the hearing of the
case, but the argdment was postponed,, the
Court ordering the appointment of a MaXer
in Chancery to state an Account throwing
the entire indebtedness of the road and the
status of the Creditors, and report =a De
cree. Samuel G. Thompson, Esq., eon or
Judge Thenpsol, was appointed Mss.
ter with the consent of counsel. In both
sides. We presume his report will bring
up the question of the statue of Maltby,
Northrup & Case, who hold a large amount
of Bonds originally bypotieeated to Johns
Hopkins, Samson and Alm—whether
these Bonds are thus held absolute or as
collaterals. The case will not be reached
for some mouths. „
TAX CO D. • :.—The ,
n
furnishes the followlsw list of
for"
of
State and County Tales for the servers'
boroughs and townships of this county fur
1870:
Janice McCreary, Gettysburg ; Peter
Mackley, Cumberland !obi f 3 inith,
Oxford ; Jesse Simpers, Rantingtoxii /One
than B. Myers, Learnt/re ; Daniel Betle4
Franklin ; Abraham King,' 13traban ; Jacob
Bair, itenalien ; Robert Watiker, Han&
tonban ; Peter G.. Smith, MouMplkstsaat ;
George Sebright, Reading ; William , Bream,
Butler ; Anthony Felix, Hamilton; Jamb
Harnish„ Cabin ; laza Baker,llkmatjep ;
Edmund Hamer, Germany ;- Emanuel
Spangler, Tyrone ; David C. Krise,tibenty;
Samuel A. Wertz, Barwick, tp.i Wm. C.
Scott, Preedinn ; Wm. L 13inalkCestowa.
go ; Christian Byers, Jr., Highland;
Augustus Crouse, LUtkatoWn ; Henry
Mayer, Berwick bor.; 8.. W. Ziegler, York
Springs: Li . -
ADVBETD3INGA*Mra liisfilligend the
following. which we And going the rounds
of our exchanges, to theatteektion of bud-
nese men
"Without ad , r , swat! imor
man to day."—R. 7'. ffeltabokt.
success is owing to my liberality
in advertishig."—Bonier.
co‘m.A i l iZigon fi t=rj?l
v
•• my production and made
money—Nicholas Longwortn. •
"Oonstant and pendstent adverticMg is a
sure prelude to - wealtiii" Otrard.
" 1114vibb aWiliiNer-ta %tabula'
should lure= OPUitc 4n,POVerWnig*"
—A. T. Stew " •- •
P. 'T. Barnum, the noted exhibitor,
ascribes his
-1111 r
TIONAL Bialgai..Pftialt:llittlkitt'iecent
ly made by the Comptroller of the - Curren
cy,itating the profits of National tanks in
ISO, we gather these facts respecting the
two Institutions fti this place :
MST NATIONAL BANK
Di►idend for six months end- •
ing April 90,11189, - • - • $4,500 00
Net earnings in excess of divi
' dead ending April 30,1869,
Dividend for six months end
ing
November 30,1869, - - 84,500 00
Net earnings in excess of divi
dead ending Nev. 80,1888, -
otal earnings for the year, -
Capital, - '
GETITNIBUND NATIONAL BANIZ.
Dividend for six months end- ,
hid May 4 1869.- - - - as,we 00
Net earnings in excess of
dtvl-
G ending May 4,1869 , - 1,620 12
; e .1429 12
Dividend for six months end- F
ing November 2,1869, - $BOll9 00
Net earnings in excess of diVi
dead ending Nov. 2,1869, - 82,010 58
—$ 10.719 58
Total eatlgaga for 1165 fear, - • ZOO 70
• Capital. • - - 8145.150 00
The Hanover First National (Capital
*100,000) made doling the year, $14,77 . 9
The Carlisle First National (Capital $30,-
000)Made $15,195 21.
Tile Shippensbnrg First National (Capi
tal $75,000) made in first six months $3,.
300—the lust Mx months' profits not re
ported.
The Chambersburg National (Capital
$260,000) made a dividend of $15,600, the
first six months—its . total profits for that
period not reported, and no report of eithei
diVidend or total profits the last six months.
80, the Westminster banks resorted only
for the first six months as follows: The
First (Capital $100,000) profits $6,910 59;
the Farmers' & Mechanics' (Capital $45,-
Q 00) profits $4,039 TO"; the Union (Capital
$91,517 50) profits $5,131 63.
The Mechanicsburg (Pa.,) banks stand .
thus : The, Mat, (Capital $100,000), divi
dends for 'year $12,000 ; the Second, (Capi
tal $50,00) dividend that six months $l,-
500 ; second six months not reported.
The Frederick (Md.,) banks report thus
First, (Capital $100,000), profits first six
months $9,500, second six months not re
ported; the Central (Capital $200,000),
profits of the year, $29;280 83; the County
National (Capital $150,000), profits of first
sir moeths $11,135 84, second six months
not reported ; the Farmers' & Mechanics',
(Capital $ 125 ,000), dividends for the year
$22,500.
Waynesboro' First National, (Capital
$75,000), in first !ix months, dividend $3,-
750, net earnings in excess, $269 80, second
six months not ieportal.
Greencastle First Nitionil, (C
$100,000), in first six months, dividend $5,-
000, net earnings in excess $BB4 80, second
six months not reported.
Newville First National, (Capital $lOO,-
000), dividends In first six months $6,000,
net earnings in excess $65 77 ; in monad
six months $6,000, net earnings in IMMO
$B4 65.
The Comptroller farther reports the av
erage dividends paid by the Banks in 1889,
at 10 1-sth Der cent ott the capital. The
total average profits (including dividends
paid and net earnings in exams of divi
dends,) were slightly over 13 per cent.
The National AS`unday School TeacA
er," Rev. Edward Eggleatop, Editor—
Adams, Bl•ckmyer & Lyon, Chicago,
Publisher&
The January, February and March Nos.
of this excellent Sunday School monthly
are before us, and we cordially commend it
to the .11tweable notice of. Teachers and
Sunday. School workers generally as a live
paper, conducted with great abllity, and
calculated to meet the wants of a live Sun
day School. The January No. contains a
full length portrait of Rev. Stephen H.
Tyng, D. 3). The editor, Mr. Eggleston, is
well known as the author of an excellent
Sunday School Manual. In addition to a
large amount of original and selectol mat
ter bearing on the Sunday Scholl work, the
"Teacher" devotes apeclal attention to a
full analysis and careful exposition of the
National Series of Sunday School Lessons
on the Life of Christ, used In many Sunday
Schools and by more than 800,000 Scholars.
In addition to the exposition, the editor
fbrnishes wood-cut Illustrations, parallel,
scripture references, extracts from commen
taries, &c., all of invaluable =datum to
the teacher in the preparations of the les
sons. This feature alone is worth the price
of the Mapainep
,The "Teacher" Ise a
circulation of ever 30,000, independent of
the accompanying Lesson Papers.for Child
ren, the circulation of the latter beings®,_
000. $1.50 per annum ; Lesson Paper 75
cents per 100 copies. When the "Teach
er" Is ordered in clubs of 10 or more, to one
address, six lesson papers for each std
lb
e_ r are sent gratis.
The same publishers issue two other ex
cellent Sunday School papers—" The Sun.
day School Sohofeci.," 16 pages monthly,
50cts a year, 10 copies for $4. or 26 copies
toy s7.so—and "The Little Foliar," an il
lustrated weekly for Infant Scholars, 30cts
a year, or 25 copies far 115. We cordially
commend both of them to Sunday School
workers.
"The Sunday School Workman," is
the title of a new eendidate•for favor among
Sunday School waters. It Is a neatly
printed 16 page quarto, published weekly,
at 11.50 per year; 20 copies for $25, to
Minisaps 'Si. The name of the Editor—
Rev. Alfred Taylor—is a guaranty that the
"Workman" will prove an invaluable
auxiliary in the Sunday School came., Mr.
Taylor has acquired a wide•spresi reputa
tion as a live, practical worker, whose ser
vices In the conduct and management of
Sunday School Conventions and Institutes
have placed his name along aide of Vinton,
Pirko, Wells, dro. AmcMl tbeepecialtles
of thit 4 Worinnan".ali,Halps in the WAY
of the Rational Series of loosens and the
Berean Series, and a Bible' Class Kieran
entitled "A year with King David," the
liliter being specially prepared for - the paper
weekly by Rev. Omits& Knox, anther of
the Knoz eerie' of S. a Lemona. There is
beilders large amount of vaidable mat*,
original and select, from which Sopelle.
tendests, Teachers arldlistrokis isainot
to derttis iirachtenedt. - Address !'Sunday
School WorLyncW 71 Broadwly, New
York.
NMI been requested to eo
jitt error in regard to grain in New Oxford,
received by Hersh &Brother, in week-be
fore Ws paper. It was said tindtbeyvv
oeived from eight to teat and twidvehand.
red bushelsof grain per.week. It should
have been per day. The fault was not
ours, bat that of our informant, who
that.44llßlLikaiiHßlALlitglikikaMMLlN says
QS.
had been asOixttboV i aitnisia.Alre
learn throe & lie e 4 mir Yo bn
nne ibis' the
grain bpsineaut b been oti the Lepsioutibr,
the Peet)iisi, 2tirehs;Laisd AliseaLejaigii jai
Aber oar loads per day have been shipped.
tie on • CVO
isen sip that moonily a Cow, tiotoogiog to
Sr. Charlet Steiner,' of liotialPkosant
township, had a Cat, 'IAA bet three lep
and no tall. The bead bad neither eyes
nor nestsib, and loss 'toady rtatadywiNt the
under }air proud up so that the moth sp
'eared on the top of thelsest - It wail Ml
usually bogs, and both' caw Slid tag died
in calving.- •
451Win&L..--A. aeries of "diktat lights"
are aturmaimk..Dome off to day and to
morrowat Fazdmurwa, Md., between Wash
- county and rho -Therkt Voles - -
M 0 **Pk Ili OW tel. l l '
deo iteigthiorr TOhli *dr bind 1 14'
bilren tfl ' lppolitigiirostiant
tlnd 4 0 1 P/ 1 .19,7,024432.14.1111d
';initert 11
s- ••• • ft r • •
the habit of publidhittlitildef itiniethings
said of par paper by subscribers ? from
timet oOki) l 44t '‘e frftlieuilY resew
kindly wonla o f encouragement which g 0
IV to reconcile ua to the daily drudgery of
editorial duties, and tend Wreak/ma thew
caskmal eroakings of these who think the
getting up of a readable paper to suit the
tastes of thousands of readers of varying
mental character, an easy thing. We
have Juat now ip hail several lett4rs,
which we may be pardoned in giving, as a
sample of what the mail brings us not tin
frequently.
475 00
$4,975 OD
641 SS
$5,04155
The find is from a gentleman, resident
in„ Lebanon county, who, in, view of the
hard times, bad concluded to economize
by stopplitig the papiki. A Aviv weeks ex.
perience satisfied him :
I 10,016 55
4/00,000 IM)
March 13,1870.
DEAR And I cannot git along
without the old "STAR AND SINTINNL."
It Is like getting along letter from home
every week. Enclosed find $2. Put my
name on the list again. I must economize
in some other direction. Yours, &a., . '
The other is from a gentleman of educa
tion and vulture, now a resident of new
York State, wbo, in remitting Ala sub
scription, writes i.
DLitt Sias:—Enclosed And I!oetofitoe
Order for $B, for which please give me
credit on my account. I have been tardy
in my payments, but I hone you will ex.
ctue me. I have read both the "S•riat"
and the "taitirrutzr.." from my k w :pd.
They alway s Idond a welcome . In
Abe oki bernestead, and now in t 12t1i012,
the weekly visits of the paper are looked
for: ith impatience by all the members
of m family., Though my .home has
been ibr a number of years in the "Em
pire State," and &Mott within sight of her
capital, and I haverad her dailies and a
large number of her weeklies, yet I can
say without hesitancy that I have none so
worthy of a place in my house—whole
some for instruction, and always selt.bing
in its reproof of wrong. Bend it on, and
give ns as much local news as possible.
Yours, de.,
DONATION VISIT. —WO learn that on
Thursday the 3d inst., Rev. PETICR BERG
STRESSES, Pastor of the Taneytown Luth
eran Charge, was made the recipient of a
"donation" visit from a number of mem
bers of the Taneytown church, bearing
with them innumerable tokens of good
will and appreciation of his pastoral
labors, in the shape of flour, meat, corn
hay, wood, lard; chickens, Ac. One by
one the donors arrived, thronging the par
sonage, and depositing their gifts, which
amounted in the aggregate to about $313.
Among the gifts was an envelope, contain
ing $lll5 in greenbacks, which • was for
mally presented, on behalf of the donors,
by Mr. Benjamin Shank in some appro
priate remarks expressive of the faithful
and acceptable services of their pastor ; to
which Rev. Mr. Bergstrasser replied, ac
knowledging his obligations to the congre
gation for their liberal gifts and the uni-
form kindness he had experienced at their
hands. The visit had been delicately . ar
ranged, so as to take the pastor and family
by surprise. After spending several
hours pleasantly at the parsonage, the
donors retired—the occasion being one
ang to be remembered.
Id:seas. Korrons :—An earnest effort has
been and 14 now being made to procure s
change In the license laws at the hands of
our Legislature. I can truly say, as I have
often done before, that no system can be
worse than that which now exists. Wen
dell Philips, in a recent lecture at the Ac
ademy of Music, in Philadelphia, urged
earnestly upon his audience that, even set
ting aside all the social and moral evils re
sulting from drink, we cannot afford, po
litically, to tolerate intemperance ; that In a
goverment like ours, whose strength lies
with the people,-it is a political necessity
that the people should be trustworthy—
which an intemperate people cannot be ;
Met men, to be capable of self-government,
must be sober. He pointed out the two
classes into which society divides itself:
the coneerettin and the pregtvesive, both
equally honest in their opinions, but utter
ly divided ; and between these, holding
often the balance of power, those who have
no opinion, but an object only, and behind
them the mass of blind, ignorant and vici
oup, who are bound together and forged in
to a weapon to be used at pleasure. And
whence comes this mass? Prom the rum
!
ahoPt
I have seen extracts from Dr. Elam's
book, showing unmistakably thatncitional,
and not merely individual, degeneration is
the result of inebriety. Not, of course, im
mediately, but, as time passes, the taint in
~ the blood of those immediately affected
spreads wider and wider. So in Sweden
the average stature of the nation has di
minished, the average duration of lite has
shortened, general tendency to sickness in
creased, even wholly new forms of disease
hays shown themselves; the innocent suf
fer with the guilti. All this has been the
result of a relaxation of the laws tending to
check the sale of intoxicating beverages.—
Our cities and towns of note, for the last
few years, have shown a most alarudng in
crease of liquor shops. Temptation is offer
ed to the weak in every block and at every
corner, and all this is done under the cover,
real or pretended, of the laws. Is it. not
time that something was done ? I com
mend the subject earnestly to the attention
of the Legislature, and all good temperance
people. No better work min be affected
than to put some check to the spread of
this tremendous evil.
firer the Star and Sentinel
uNION P2&YZR XIgETING. ,
kestuts. Unmet :—A prayer meeting
Las lately been atablished In Nett Oxford,
In, which German Reformed, Lutherans,
Nabodists, and pristryteriaos have broken
_down the Willie Iran of Partition" th 74
separatarthent, 'and, in the same house, bow ;
down the Imite together, and lift up their
voids moue voice, and their ae.We
Mart, to 0110,00 d and Pauli, 'throne, the
merits and Interpolate of one Lord and
Saviour, end by the influence fend assistance
of one Holy Spirit, for blessings upon their
soils. Aye, and I believe that their object
and din are one.. They have . "agreed to
gether" to 'pestle, Ulm Jacob orold mill
"God chill irschniody T evite Us *mit, riot'
,any one, but In aft Ola
, until Be Ain "rend tkte heavens and
come down," and make Melt "a display of
His power and grace as has over been wit
nessed in this pa 4 of the corinfrY."
people seem to WM WS and hand with
us. Oar pieetiap am held alternately in
the several Promment Pomba in town,
on•Sofilkyollelithsl,:snd Owe this far bean
Y gist! amended an4aliweedingly)n
tereetkig. Tlis OhtteciteP are orally .
pretty well filled. " The exerciser are slng.
tag, prayer and the reading w . portion of
Geftword, with wend abort pwanieel,
pungent exhortations, not mtand4plW - of
an hour and a half. We do believe and
)lOpe,.and TPA Ara! VI% thut , fork,
results marfolloW theft alibi =rho
° 141 0 INK IMO gnat :Had Of thi
cluck rid flheldrardfmrd piorqp or sow,
Elio diiiit ifiey mai- be
ale, al dm, PO,la; artln. 1 41 Ott ;
Thee ; that they Naar be one Jai aw I liwn
the world znarbelleve Al le vont
nie,*agetineneifollyi assay,
012 ° 11 0e!in..,l'ary!VIN PO; 7tadeiliort,
for theadriidele credal eidda •
Hire Oz,N itarehli
Arrininto
,4 1. A.tuiblit8.—Tsy the
oelektrated 'AP444O Blank- Rubber, *an
Collars - alidithaiiiso rub:. lr*lrsi4rtit
onvitr: / 6 **.:At 41°1111 * • 411 . 41.
bppl 141:=11041
ilipropaufy Mfg saaa,_ ‘414 :
CottUoikePo
Ono, vistilii4M l o.44 4 4k.. 1 144k1
• 10-tr
•
MS
N. T.; Mirth 11, 1870
[For the Star and Sentinel
INTEMPERANCE.
itEPORM
gevinu dot w0t..41.•
Grfalmp & PJFeatitee,
Oalifikere, Thuripirsi Moi.nians.
~..... 4 75 oji/ 500
5.12 4 , 5 2 5
... 1_ 88x''140
.. 120 flp '4s'''
• 88 @ 98
.. 93 . 93 '
tb 143
.. 4 50 @ 4 75-
.. 8 In 8.25
.. 2 20 40 2 25
112 f 3,1 12
- 16
• 00 40 00
• IS • 18
SUP . RR FLOUR,
RETELL FLOUR,
WHITE WHZAT,
RED Irina; 1...
Coax,
' •
pare,
TMOTIrf-SEED
Ci.OTRE-1111ED,
INLX-137.1CD,
13.1.00 N,
SIDKB,
« HAMS.
LARD,
Gettysburg- Groh* & Provision itsrbet
flettysburg, Friday Marxists.
4 00
- 4 50
1 25 @ 1 50
1 00 @ 1 05
72
50
40
Bursa FLOUR,
EXTRA FLOUR,
Warr: Waskr,
Rip WHEAT,
Rrs, •
OATS, ....,
BUOYN'HiAT, ••
TIMOTHY ,13::D,.
OLoui Sub. ....,..
Poisrose,
Burrs.%
LARD,
RADS,
*OOl4 R►Ye, ..... • •••
•
•' &Du"
" SHOULDERS, .
SOAP,
TALLOW. •.
!ATOMS AND
fleabag relearn of He gave* k pee., 40
Seal& Ileid St., Plilladelphla.
S o'clock, P. M., March 15th, 1870
U. S. 6' , 4 of 'Bl,
ft IL - 62,
I. " '64,
41 ft 4 5,
ft ft
1143 1153
1103.1103
1013 f; 1093
1093 1093
'65, new,,loB 1083
>67,109 109+
46 14 '6B, 1093 1093
" • s'e, 10 40'8, 1083'1063
U. 8. 30 Year 6 per cent. Cy 1121 1123
Dae Comp. Int. Notes, 19
Gold, 111 112
Silver, • 111 112
Union Pacific It R. Ist3i. Ronds.Bss 865
Central Pacific R 335 945
Union Pacific Land Grant 80nd5.740 .750
WAIILAIED.
Rourzuor—Hzwrrr.—At the Lutheran
Parsonage. in Arandtsville, on the 10th
inst., by Rev. M. Snyder, Mr. hitiaitt..
Routzahn to Miss Elvina Hewitt, both of
this country,
FEBDINAND—NoLL—On the 10th lust.,
by Rev. P. Scheirer, Mr. John Perdlnind
to Mrs. Sarah Noll, both of Adams county.
Rupp— Wor.r.—On the 9th inst., by Rev.
M. Bunirtnisn, Mr. Charles Rapp to Miss
Sarah Wilt, all df this place.
Srszvani—Smucxae.—On the 6th Lust., at
the residence of the bride's father, by Rev.
H. C. Ctiesiton, Mr. Conrad W. Sparver to
Miss Mary X.. Smucker, both of Littles
town.
i DIED.
0
Dim. n the 12th inst., in Hanover
Daniel D'4
1, (formerly from Adams coun
ty), aged years, 11 months and 15 days.
MAcx uti. —ln Ingham county, Michigan,
on the Ilth of February, Mr. Henry Mack -
ley, former y of this county, aged 49 years,
8 m-mths an d 21 days.
SusAme.On the 10th inst., John Ernest
&made, sod of John H. and Hannah M.
libeads, of !this place, aged 1 year and 5
months.
Weep not for little Johnnie:
ills gentle spirit's fled, •
And sweetly steeps with Jesus
Among the silent dead.
Shed not a tear of sorrow
About his silent tomb;
Think what a lovely flower
You have in heaven to bloom.
Bintans.—On the 7th of February, in this
plane, Hrs. Hosannah &leads, widow of
John Sheadli, deceased, aged 66 years.
Wx - mlut.—On the 11th inst., Alice Fair.
abeth, youngest daughter of D. F. and
Harriet Wagner, ofirtontandon, Northum
berland county, Pa., formerly of Bailer
township, Adams county, aged 1 year, Li
months and 10 days.
Wil_dLl.--At New Oxford, on the 9th
hilt., Meyers J. Weigle, aged 25 years, 11
months and.' day.
He was a worthy young man, respected
add beloved, and hating made Christ his
choice, he was prepared to exchange time
for eternity. Ilia end was peace and lull
of bops
gent akgrectileMatL
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
reintodinvirtd baying boon APPoLotoil Asoiezoo
ipod of V aistary ANOWA•Ag tor tAr bond' or
eg yditori, olocotal by WaIitIOTOX Bionewite and
primolSSA.Soloooooo.loobamlo s e w a r e e .
awes to all persona Indobsol or boring claim what
the e amo to cats aad soak Um' Iroolodiatoljr.
STUART W. ROS/MAN, Assignee.
march 15,1570-3 t
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
The underslfied having been appointed Assignee
by Deed of To emery Assignment for the benefit of
creditors; execatted by Uuxr Perna Wile. °Ulm.
Allen township, Adam. cowl, Pa.--notice 1a bersby
even to all parsons indebted or baring claims to call
Intbsettle their womb with-the anderaipent,
.
Inn In Butler to
1 7 4 7.1101142 GROUP, Assiirobe.
Karel 18, urra-at
: 0
(impanel° 1690.)
WELCII & GRIFFITTIS ,
SAW l AXES itidi.VlNS
SAWS of all diestrioitioes. AXIS, SILTING ead
KILL TOUT .. CISOULMI SUMO with
Solid Tway or *fat Poem tasonaint NUMB, no
pater goon leiesited T.dk Baca.
7 frirPAlCid tBDUCI:D.IIiS .
Sitlend for Price List and Circulara.“
WILCEI t GRIPTITIII3,
baton, Man i oc Detroit,
THE DOLLAR SUN,
*As. 4. DANA, EDlrcet.
The ehespeet, ealatteati Ratted New Yost tarle
paper. Everybody likas It. Three editions: Deux,
i 0; Ann-Wasur, $2; and Waaatv, $1 a year. ALL
Awe taws t. a hatfprize. Full reports 9f markets,
Apiculture, Farmers' and Trait Growent!thobs and
a complete story In every Weekly and timid4feekly
amber. A present of valuable plants and vines to
ivory subscriber; Lndneements to espousers nnsnr
. Dl,OOO LIE laintranoes, Grand frX s sidnes, Parlor Organs, Sewing Eschines, AC,
among the premiums. Specimens and WI fns, Sand
*Dollar and try it.
W. KNOLAND, Publiaber Bon, Naw York.
AGINTCAIIVAISSING .500118 811 Hr /BIM
Secretsof Internal Beryl:Rue
a, a PrOISiRA OffiCer q J the Treasuri &sitar.;
amain np 'the nerd/And inner Be,.c*
TO MO Gin& Giold 414,
mid Drawback Pounds, Bpitemtie Robbery, Iteloreda;
Hons. ooupiredes and Mds on tho Government,
Kaireseenoe. Tpranny and Corruption of high 'Of
lleMis. The sited startling and important boo.: pub.
licked. Containing shoat 600 well Ailed
*day illustrated. MUMPS WANTED. sing
Book and oouspWe *WM sera free. Address WM.
'LIST, Publlsher, Philadelphia, lea.; Chicago, 111., or
phleinnsti, u.
JOB PRIZEs olf. =ix *LIG slid
0111111101410illii
army.* to obbooramoro and Kelm tor Wanah Wawa-
Ina Manama, tialargast and b.s Doi* Meathij
In ghip acrid. Similar prim to be repeated 4 10 911 , r,
lhtJl partioalars is March Number. For male by all
Nuridooloro, or Nit with Oatalogne of Premiums ma
apaolpt ofli) wets.. Address il. WOO", Nrwlianta
„ ,
List of 2,500 Newspapers
- for on It P . a. zo mita, UV.. q.;.
OmAtic - Vegetable
ooLeAu *col;
TOILET SOAPS
11824841.811.XD11196., NNW retßi.) . '
;or O s . So l o Pcln or Lads.. apd Clhyolrti;
SOLD BY 4111 . , D11,06101.11n.
tota mug PAY'AGINTS A FIALARY °MO pis
Week and sorpscAsiosr alatirsslogs somtalsalos,
wll auras* dadawdadettsl /11151111163111. Address
M.,. adder A Co., llershall, !dish.' . .: ;
1 f
825 Aora,..l 4 °M. rAtillW rt
-tt
i oenomy ia La lth."—Frackiilin.
a
BY will people pay $6O or wore lbw a Mar=
t
-. . trauta when it. will buy one tbat hu a stood.
station, Is double tit read,ce motet. with Sea*
aweednuted upon wastrel' new and practical, Orbici"
plap, rune by tank* sad excels all Shorn 1 Thep,
celebrated Machtnen.fully lit:mud, - ars linen's& 6w
poor people who want to Nave than, labor and money.
dFata Wanted. Machines sent to aunts and /teen
vamp to needy &milks. For ol rotator 'and reduced
..,... address J. O. Orrm ii 04)., or Franklin and Mr
'.. M. 00.. BOX 397, Soak* Illerer.i . ' ',
sr.
kikTo a o *Aar crn tastansinoN os , sotit,-
osusainic-400 paps; cloth. This weeder/11l
400 4 1.
, ins 01
_ILIA climate enable, the reader to
reeehearialeee oriel, 'Waal, at will . . Wei
zWarlisi 1443WWW1hilla otherhOrlora
siwituate. teas be obtalaed magi sitros,.
th SO W, W liirih 1, - WeyiX 'IMP;
i. 'le; X'
il l it .. Xi! ti e ti., el , i ,
gm ak al
47 14 1 14041 L
41 ° 7 ' I
The diion,daceciva. of-TonN II kiti)i,, i Po
i ,Committe• of the person and emirate of A mum *
ACOII D 1.15.;`, ER. Esoi Thiaigutfirrifs i
111 fins, i Lunatic, of Adams county.itrui Well 81.1 in
the Court of Common Pitt ofidliPa3”"," th e lolrettors of the Po:wand nous° of Crop loy
in b e moot of the County of Adonis, being front the fi lth
confirmed by saidf a A r of
"1 et s' . A ',r ,lh de f J .A. D 1889 to ,
the third day of Jou -
1870, unle-s cane d% teen ., , y o aorta 7 . o y
JAccm miguroaN . ,,, t ,,, y , usrs A. D 1570, both 'toys Inch, o'er
March 111,1879.40 '' ^ - i I t
1 0 t]
1 8 0 0 4 11 11* e
Jan. S. To Outstanding Obligations. r 250 0,5
lan " Commisalener a corder.-- 1,000 00
1
Apr ri" s ~ i t ' D e ... 7. ISZ.A jifififil 0s
1,000 00 1 : ii; : . ~S A ..... A 4.1 ,000 00
'sly " 1,000 00
Aug " 1,000 00 ,
Sept " dOO 00
*4. o •• .. i SOO 00
Mt: . .
Dec 4
000 00
44 , ,A VAL Ator lo , . 4 6 I
S '
" Jam comen. a b 1
" John Looklngbill Rent 10 00
J. C. 'Seely, Dialdend Torn-
PYIe aVeks4,•••••4-4... ,18 50
J. t., Neely. balance of
Tiongolue Nota- -0 , 00
To Uncalled for orders 15 00
To Cull ilf. Ofitily z frons Peter ForhYS I ,1 S'
batiste ' 1 ' /81t‘ 00
Jail 1, 1070 To Corn lichoner's order .. 1,500 00
pi- V T :1 C * -
Theo:owed amount of JACOB Moser
ofiLltan and GZOSOZ W. WORTS, AMigtledl or Dorm
hoorra.mst. and Wsfe, of Adams eosin ty has been filed
In the Gantt WS"! Aai l l e g r n it
will be tonilewtetWeale , etrartlkott the. Seth cal ,
Apr/1,18:u, unleai cense be she wn to the cOptrury.
JACOM NI6LIIOIIN, Pruth y.
March 18, Is 7 -
N - TICE.
The 2n a account ofJetitt 9 1 4MOORPF,
,Triatee of Join. Knox and Etree.filifewl6; exhlblted
by Fiume 11.0sano Pm A dadtdettator of raid Jona
Oitanoarr, decaued, of Adams county. has been filed
In the Court of Common Pleas of Adams County, and
*OM° eonfierned, t k y egicinert, on the 18th day of
April, 18 ; 0, Ittaha eantd betbown to the contrary.
JACOB MBLUORN, Protb4,
March lA, 1870—tde •
JURY LIST FOR
Hanilltonban—Jas H. Marshal foreman, Henry
'
Mount)oy--Ji ph Blackley.
93tford--George F. Slagle, Joseph Klunk,
Maklln-4ollm P. BIM
Conowseck—A.dAill Osaktr.. •
Menama-:-1003,114:yrner.
3 00
7.50
.
Heading—W.
Tyrone—Martin Dadensperger.
Gettysburg—Jeremiah at. gowe, David Sterner,
,Oliver fier ran a4NnWniL Nancy Snyder.
Butler— Marqk Tinkmao, e t .
Llttlestown— e • • A
SelL
Huntington—Jacob ,Lear Ephraim Flckes.
Cninberiand—John Marthi.Haplaal liberty.
Handlion—Jobn Bupp.
35 @ 40
• 80s
GEN,EBAL JOY.
Momilpleasant—John L. Jenkins, Alloys his Rein
ter, David Dletrick.
Butler—John C. Markley, Jacob Hartzell.
Berwick twp.--John IL Baker.
FrankllU—James Mickley.
Hatrilltonban—t'eter Shively. James Stem,
George W. Wortz.
Littlestown--Samuel F. Young, Ephraim Myers.
Union—Joseph Adams, Abraham Bite, George D.
Basehoar Jacob W. Keller. .
Ozford--Jt=c, Ji Bann. Wm. Kint.
- 7'
Cumberland—Jonas Jobzw, James Thompson.
Liberty—lsaac Pecker. r
litmtlnwmp—lsaac K. Wlerman, Philip L. Houck.
GettiSbUig-rA. W. Minter, Jacob Belly, Robert
Cobean, Jakob Sanders, Wm. 1). Holtzworth,
Jacob F. Tho Mas.-
t3tnkban—Jacob C. Pottorll, Lsaac F. Brinkerhoff.
Jacob King.
MountJoy—EllJah Eskenrode, Ezra Shoe, Jacob
A. Hartman.
Conowago—Wm. IL Small.
Hamilton--Abner B. Hildebrand, P. B. Picking.
Highland—Emanuel Plank.
Tyrone—Ezra M. Myers.
Beading-George Bell, Solomon Baker.
Menallen—Samuel Meals.
Germany—Wm. Stahl), Jacob Pitzer.
Freedom—John admen
March 18 1870.—td
6 (4 , 8
Court Proclamation
urn Ran 8 th• Bon. Ammer J. Pyrite:, President
TT Judge of the Courts of Common Pleas to the
Counties composing the 19th District, and Judie* of
the Cearts oftty.t and Terminer and General Jett De
livery, fortbe trial of all empitalendotber offendersln
.std district; aedJoseese.J. it's and 1 1 / 4 111 . 1 ktcC rum,
i l iath.
'isqrs., Judge' of theiCourt of Common Neu, and
Justices of the Courts of rer and Terminer and
General Jail Delivery, for the dal of nil capital and
other offenders In the county A have nailed
-their Mend, bedrieg data di day of January,
In the Yee% of Oar Lewd one d eight bewared
and seven -ten, and to me directed, for holding • Court
of Common Picas, and General Quartet Session. 01 the
Peace, and Gellert( Jell'Del Ivory and Courts of Oyer
and Terminer, at Gettysburg, on Ronda."(, the 18th of
Ayr . I, 1870.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thall the .1 natices of
the PNICC, the Coroner and the Constables within the
said county, that they Learn and therein their pro
per persons, with 'their Rolls, Retards, inqulsitimm.
Examinations, and other Remembrances, to du thorn.*
'things which to their calicos and in that behalf apper
tain to be detio,"kad 'also, they tali will prosecutor
against the prisoners that are or then shall be in the
all of eald county of Adams, Cr, to bs thou and there
o prosecute against themes shall West.
JACOB FLUNK. Sh•riff.
SheritroOdics,Atttyaburm,Slaratilil,leid,
Xll5 HOOP SKIRTS, 1115
HOPK 1 1 ,VVi " 0 WN MAKE.'
In all the New Bpriog Stylise, fn. Ladle*, Minim and
Children ; the quality and prises of which will re
commend.th em selves to every customer. OURSISTEI!
CO.118ETS!! I.:OWLETS; ri Jed marked down togoki
at per; Shaking oar prieent - price( Isis than theycan
he until' gold decitneri - to that poin!, and 33
per cent. lees than the pampas jest ago. He were
the first in Philadelphia to give allele In change to
our costumer., and now take the lend In giving them
full advantage of the return to a specie bean, in ad
vance of thellektmarket ; which will be fully sp.
peirctated,by all who seesaws our extresnaly low
prices. Hoop Marta, Oar Owa Hausa& 4,40,60,55,
00, 70,75,50, 8.5,90, 95, 81.00, Ake. to SL2O.
Nand made Whalebone Corsets at 60, 50, 75, 90,
51.00, Ac. to SL76. Superior /ma Woo 11111 Covet/
at 76e. reduced from $1.00; at $l.OO reduced from 111.-
Mf ; at SUM reduced from 61.76, ku, kr. to SS.OU , dated room $7.00.
B. Wady Corsets at $2 00 reduced from $2 64, ke.
Thempeon's Glove Sittdag Comte at $1 76, redeem!
from $2 20, Ac, *c Mrs. Moodt's Patent Self-Ad-
Jailing Abdominal Contra at a redaction of 25 c la. to
St 00 per pair, uccerdmg to quality. All otter geoid
proportfoimUy reduced. Skirts sadCanots most to
order. A lured and Repaired, Wholesale and Small
—One Pries Only—.oall or mend lot .daserlistatet
tutor. •
WM. T. 1101.1 KINS,
No. 1115 Chestnut Street, PhflaSa.
March 18, 1870-B,an
n0w4. , t3 "
COMPLETE 'MANURE,
Super Phosphate of Lime,
Ammonia and Potash
/OR BALI SY ALL LARDING DIALERS
A PIERPECT PARITLIZZR FOR. 4ZL CROPS.
On account of the reduced cost of Raw Idatsriale, I
am enatded to sell "COMPLETE MANURE," at a
lamer price, and by the aid of .new machinery it It
inward In condition, also in gnality. (.Warranted
/reef rem ad ultvation.)
lIE2iRY BOWXJL, Manufacturing CU*44
Gray's retry Mood, Phil*lelphie.
This Manure coot•tas all the element] of pleat
food In • SOLUBLE FORM, cootaloing maven Lod
for giving lading fertility to the 901 i.
!sorehead*JastausaswasidsOsambsts
the bait limners of l'apstiulvatiis, New Joss. .
avers, Mar:bust illid." - artiteNew Outbid* • .
passing th rough a period of three years Fria!, bas m.
lilted to continuing It to be Me 140 Fertilizer nolo
offered for sec
DIXON, SHARPLESS & CO.,
40 South Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia
WILLIAM REYNOLDS,
103 South Street, Baltimore. Md.
'lurch 18, 1870-3 m
THE GREAT MEDICAL
DISCOVE R Y!
Dr. WALKER'S CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BITTERS.
MORI THAN 600,000 PERSONS Bear testimony to
Ottlr. Wonderful Carative Streets.
WHAT M ARE THEY ?
47sey area /pane Pergatice as occ/1 as a Tonic, Roe
eseitug-aleo, the pecallar mast; of 'taloa as • power
feingeut its reflector:negation, or fullasitimsffen of
the Liver, and all the Viseeral Organs.
POE jt.totabu& oosetaaNTs, whether. Lis _roans
at , old, WArried or Single, at the ' dawn oryta*6l6,l'
or the turn of life, tbeee Tonic Bitters bare no eartif.
enritend for a circular.
TINT MIN NOT A VILE FANCY DRINK,
Nide of POOR RU 1, WHISKIY, PROOF SPIRITS,
AND ILIFUSX LIQUORS, doctored, spiced midmost
seed to pima* the. teem, called "Tonics," °Ap
petisers," oßanortrre," kc., that lead the tipidee of
to drunkenness and role, but are a true medic:lna,
mR de inxitA i l• ilieve &lite apClierti• 0 fli N krity
FRU MAI AILL AWELEILEC Belau
They are tle GREAT NUMB PfYRIFIZB tflii
WOG PRINCIPLE, a perfect Senora w an d b.,
"%orator rd the E.fatei4.: carrYhig off ii% yoloos,mi
Matter, and restoring the blood to a bealtny O.:midi
An. No person can take these Bitten n . :0,,,,i ng to
diactiuts, Olf•teeimiltifsaguitwell. • - ~^ ~.. ,l .- .....,..,
11.00.411 the die IMMO an inourable oink woo
dao banks lift , not - dkutmyad ni Moon' 4 .
Jollier inithißatid DM Vlial arms waanidkinreenting,
Ipint of Ir.. .. +' , .' '.",.- I
,FM VW 14)1J,TORX CLIBONV siggin,
Talcum MR or maearftwin
inuougotisiu Win pat/Mr nit
va t
'OM,' DISSASIWOJI ft B
KITS, and BLAlr i t iica em /An ' ale
..a. succeiste• 8 liiRRARES oro moididll. ,
NITIATZD BLOOD; Id li erollyakunig , i;
In
deranuasskot=r B 440
• - caliii4lloi. V wris.
j ks'i,'l;,'
imp/titles bursting throug • skle,
.14 p m ,
i mpstodw ** 7:
v it e. w a ten e. yon Ana it ob
loirnoted 11114 Ul.b 1 ti It When it
' ia-lbni, &alone eel op will tallyou ighig ho
the hkaike . ..........„i *slat of th!
...„.
low.
PiN TANVIIA4244I_W944,I2gaik, the 171 ,.
w 3
ikstroyed
insd removed.
In Biltnuh Remittent, agok
thelt Vinery Imo no equal: loft Mirlftotlms noril
lure 117 the circular around each kottio t printed la
'r iaaiWPPllllo,ll4l,ll,..tititif
r t WALKER, Protilor li romurn at., N. I,
11 4 0- 4—co
litonnunonto, Coliforatiat 4k 8§ and 5 4 Qatillicroa at.,
A1•,7•
- OLD BY ALL Datracmrs AND DIALERS
at. 4, Ip7o-3m
I was modal Deliftiolo a l4 eltth Asp ol
remody and will worth* rtelipt
'l.l l o4l.o4o l o 4 ainiii;tlPlipi.&ia, ,
. — ""!`tsw7fir , l-• ,, • , t; 4 • •,
t,.
KNITTINGMAC
-
FOR FRlOilt 08111,441tp1e, 014ajk .
seszniuse AORNTO RANTRD.Tharenhit mad pa.
-•
HI MAIO COMB WU cbiuded Eat oolored MO or
.I\4lll I:=Zita k Prja =l i pting
C.1711:..t
314sievimi eek'
Tra
Dee.2l,
o k tr..:.2. 4 'wait 1.4
Irr iMi tilrAirrpqr:it f li:r. ,
!--; „.41,1/4"
OIL AND JURY
I =1733
*WY Atsli :vs
1 0 4. w o rd kaidimik.
4= l l olo On_ir ,774 a,
g Monads I remedy for the nervous
weakness to which women are "epochal, subject, It
isat ennti7242 every other atinsulant. In acall-cli
es,
ciao la WI I speeli K a rt i t i and
east
the bod il y, strength and brialriMin the animal
Writs. for isle by all druggists.
Mar. 4,1879-81 n
..2
o • ,
'-`"4-Cle`
By balance line Treasurer at settlement...-. 8 78 97
By Caah paid Onacitimmul,l7Bl33
•` "
a ware
' "1
ware ' .. 3,120 ' 22
"... " Pork, Beef Bacon and Flab:. all' 19
c.- r". 4 . • . . Beef Battle, cows and iloge 1,632 16
° FOr, 2 an,dflrioo. ... i:l 33
7- •• tan egetaVers4. ' 3 21 ;16
- •• •• I epair uthi1Dit5 , ...1.....1 . ,
....11
. •• Mechanics Work 621 Os
" " Btmo,l7bal and Lime 1,161 44
•• `, Wotd chopping,,Making Fence
imitd,0tt1f.„.......1,.,....i.....„.....,:., 211ii111 - •
" 0 . BEimfq Xxpenses -281 T 00 .
- Drugs and )6ptigt9al 4astrn- '
merits ~" ' • 107 60
•• " Relief to Pau pers 443 20
•• _ " Percentage on, and In.orance.. 174
, •• ' •• 'Cana and 5tamp.._,.......,.......,
. , . Ftineral•Expensiis
- " Publishing accounts dr. Print
ing ' 71 - 00 -
•• Msio - ilirelingp ...-......... 317 00
• • . Female Hirelings . 325 CO.l
. `• Melte ;Ara E.
.. . . ..../ ;05 00 ,
F ' t clue Bari , t..,.....44. -1 , 0 igy,
i• OO
" Steward'. •• ~ 300 00
..• •• Clerk's 30 00
a o
Treasurer's ° . 10 00
By balance IN illpldllllofr TIIIIMIIIUIr... ..........• 44 74
We, the up :etiaigned, AutdittiM tit' . ..gag 40 *Cut
the public twain:al, erBtn cetttbr ttn,t we have
ezumlued the iteme which compoee the 10[er:deg-ac
count, end that th«y are correct, Wog from the fifth
day of January A.1).1869, to the fourth day of Jan
uary A.D. 1870, both dap mcluinre.
• •-•- AL* li. BOLUNGJAII,
•
E. O. LIZAGY,
•
DAVID RHODE?, Mt.,
Andili,rs
kSteward'ae - Accaant.-
A -S
TONABIOII.I4B. award o account with the
tr. Directors of the Poor and lions* of Employment
faiths County of Adams, being from the fifth day of
January i.D. 1A69, to the ;lard day of January A.
o.lBlo,berth days firelitsfwe,
11169.
TO balance due at last settlement.
To order on
4. . , • ' 4 .4"
To cash of tildes and Skins
`• " Lewis Bprigge
" Samuel Meals, P. 441 , Fines
" A. Pulley, intarest for Eliza Whito.
' 6 . for Tallow.
Old Iron
" " Timothy geed
" " Sheep and Lambe
To balance due Steward..- ... ~. •
-
By pull paid General Expellees S 14 7.)
.. " Ilarvirtlag saillireliiigs...--.. 219 50
U ‘. Belief to paupers..._.... 3SO
~, " Remtrval of Paupers .......... ........ 14 7,0
. 'irik , Groceries
" Mechanics Work-- ...... 10 In
.. " Meat and Pleb S./ 7.1
.4 - " Fruit and Vegetables 140 7.0
'. " Leather .-. 109 13
" Postage. ac ~ '..,;
.. PllllOl.l 155pe5i50w........... ..... .... 2 00.
s ~ Morse Parrler arid Medicine 10 30
Vre, the awbeeribMW Audit.= to !erne and adJ oat
the public account., do hereby certify that we hare
examined the hemp which compose the f,reg•Ang ac
count, and that they are correct, being from the fifth
dap cdJanuary, A. D. 1 889, to the third day of Jan.
lwy A. D. 1f17 0; both Aga Ind:salve.
M. E. ROLLI.NG ER,
E. G. BRAG r,
DAVID ILIIOI,ICi JR.
Andiude.
PRODUCTS OF THE FARM, 186 D.
514 bnaltek
31 " Erg. -
2400 " Corn in ear..
800- " Oats.
7 " Timothy Reed.-
'" " Potamea.
15 " Ontona.
20 " Red Beets.
7210 dozen Cucumbers.
2000 heads of Cabbage.
1080 pounda,nl-beet AIM&
81113 • p . forilt
Sim tons of nay: •. •
31 load. of Corn Fodder.
linamber of inmate, In the Aims Hotta. on Jan
.-miry 1, 1870
....... SS
/males
..... is
CI:Odom 12
colored
Total
Tres,.lent Paupers
Paupers atun it ted during the year
Deaths during year.--..-----
March 11,14170—U - '
AYER'S
HAIR VIGOR,
For restoring Gray Hair to its
natural Vitality And Color.
A dressing which la at once agreeable, healthy
and effectual for preserving the hair. Faded or gray
Asir is soonitsOre4 to origins! oplorisi{A ilktyloss
innlynzhnetiof youth. "Ai n hair la thlLketml, falling
hair checked,and Laldness often, though not always
cured by its tise. Nothing can restore the hair
where the follicles are destroyed, or the glands
atrophied and decayed. But such as remain' can be
rived for usefulness by this application. Instead of
ibullos the hair with a putt' eettiment, It will keep
It clean and •igorons. Its occselon►l ae• will pre
vent the hair %Fen turning gray or Nitng off, and,
coneagnently prevent baldness. !re, from those do.
leterione substances which makeDicene preparations
clangorous end Injurious to the hair, the Vigor eon
.44 benefit but jiiot 0., If wagiktil utproly for
HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so deeirable. Containing
neither oil nor dye, tt doe,' not' noir irbite eambile
Ara yet lute tea& int belae.irttlets.,it a rick glary
' liestreand a grateful perfume.
Prepared by
DR. J..U. AVER &
REAOTIOAL AND ASAtvrioes Citinneric
LOWELL, MASS.
PRIOILMML
iqp-Por sale In G oily start, Pa: by 7i. b. Bccaum
[Jan 21, 1870.-Iynol
QM
The New Articles of Food,
FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS YOU CAN BUY OF
YOUR DRUGGIST OR .GROCER A PACKAGE
SEA MOSS PARINX•SkANUIP
• FROM PURE IRISH MOSS OR .CAR
- RAGESSOFEHUR
' SIXTEEN QUARTS OF BLANC
3IANA4II, -ARTY; A VON
QUALITY OF PUDDINGS,
CUSTARDS, CREAMS,
OIWALOSPLAYSIISSIC , I S. ‘• -
' £0.,A0., 4C., 40,
• • „. '
It. is -by far the cheyest a livithiett
• ••• "
and most delicious food in
t*eitoor444
RAND 81Ck 4011r4itiNfr_61:?'`"',
• ;441 - t ar A i i ts klaas4l
piki4lo/liIMXI 7 rM
:"W -
r=
gAßAmits-,..! • 1 , ,,47
o NEW ILLUBTaaTED YA RV ANC
edited bj OM W • •
Author, awl biro
Clostoll Park. Tbo book for Ammo ow* lab
r
e-T 0r.:4;4 Ve.
lisOtAttiMaCkl
. -
...
I - su-.4: gx.cgiaLaiccr,i . 1 (l i n k
‘),K. .
I ,
.1 . 1 - 4..k.....4i,,,,,„iiii„,,,..i. 4.-., LO OE HUE: •
~ .I' t ur pest success.
•••—•—
....
...a. 1. t IL
' 91HE undersi ,, ned has leased the
6
\ Ttß7Pkincli . cl - Air r-/ I w.rtt,...leontlie;otne-tortzttattonettentand
s
;the Railroml.iiettyAnvt Pa., 1:...wi1l L•3rryon ti
IiF.AI).X-.MAVEE Xikaltii *(1
0 'I, 3 - ,,,,,,,,,.i
BictTl. , ,TEliiA LS. We nee none hut ' '.411 1 Grain &Produce
... Business
.r..,..is every pier* i
of which is well spook
.-'' 1 7 I ''' f ' " 4 0 h1 M r Pi r t l' a ?
I. ~.. lf, t, k hTeett",l l ; lir- ii-AV.: 1
N inedeClothluz are such ;
. , : • ....1 .-• ~, tie , , could. *brit ter
ea PLI, CUT-' -,, ' hthet listabtfalaneuts I
\ ..ni Custom Work; their
Work comblett comfort
with style.
Ourimiada 'are supplied
wiak- ;the beet Adm.
mint}, and we see that
they use them, lad ;
".every ttr title la their I
4Dfll, pa loetql. • Iq . l2** /
be rag pvlr.to stock,
Every garment told le
accompanied with a
legal ittarantee, hold.
; .c . --4 lug es responelble fqm
the correctness of aW
ther.4 spresentstlons
(]uourr .. t spud
' ir, '
. .., _ : , 141.11 oiled, U 4 our.
large business and
many othara4viatages
enable us to sell lower
7Stlitet zap otter louse.
Ellre 1nv.403 if :aft am*.
pal In n of prices
ISE
MI
4114..1,E
*aasa 55
lrot,
L01VE. , 7
4,4(.1,tl A Y
i Via ter Di ltiGO.
GREATEST
8 ._d r i.
PREPARATIONS
ftERLESS G - Arestnrs,
ENDLE4.9 VARIETY,
CHOICEST SELECTIONS,
GOODS 112 E.Alt WELL
STASDARD BTYLER,
• LATF.BT FASITTOtra.
. NEW FURN18111:SO (;4101n3,
91 60
gootta.arc Narked at - lower brief" the
=Were the Potreo article* flit year.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
.44P 4 , RTMIINT BOYS ' AND YOUTHS' WE 4R
I • • wqlPrePteed to
Rite satlonution.
NEW AND BITTER CUTTERS.
IMPROVED SYSTEM,
QdRATBIUDITPATaIt;
A FINISH LINE OF OCHIDS TH A N
SCHOOL CLOTHES,
MET]
SUNDAY CUYTIIES,
NEW
WEARING QUALITIESMANY
UNEQUALED. STYLES.
OAK HALL .BUILDINGS
TUE LARGEST IN Tail STATE
S. E. car. Cth A MARK ET St.. Philadelphia. Ein
hracing whole blacken Bth Glen Market to Mime.
Get- 216 trio WARAMAZIES r.BROWN.
VICK'S
„Floral Guide, for 1870.
r.irllE First Edition of One Ilandred and Twenty
Thousand Coosa of VICE'S ILLUSTRATED
CATALOGUE OP SEEDS AND YLOKAL OUIDE, is
•pubibhed and rest!, toeing out. It is elegantly print
ed on One tinted /filer s Wilk about 200 Sae woad En
gravings of Flowers and Vegetables, and a beautiful
Colored Plate—eonsistlng of seven varieties of Phloi
Dram mondii, making a One
.......d 1.7 70
5.0 410
60'40
50 00
94 93
BOUQUET OF PHLOXES
It fa the most beautiful, as well as the most instrrar
tire Floral Guide published, girlog pl►in and thor
ough directions for the
17 OS
9 97
139 00
1 545
6 )
2 00
12..0
24.,
CULTURE 01 FLOWERS AND TEGETA.BLER
The Mond es fde avutaiibed 'for the benefit of ay
Mitstomen, to whom ft Is sent free without applia
tion, but Will be forwarded to all who apply by mail,
for Tr.s Czars, which ix not half the root. Address
JAMES PICK,
Rochester, N. Y.
Feb. 4,1570.—.1S
lv=ro '1
6c LA LA
prugo, IttedirtutS.
A. Ti BUEHLER,
DRUG & BOOK STORE,
GETTYSBUIW, PA
Mill
DRUG S,
BOOKS
TOILET ARTICLES,
GOLD PES,
.
Chambersburg street, near Diamond
KirCountry Aferchants - supplled a
City wholesale rates.
Feb. 2S, ?S74—ti
DR. JAMES CRESS •
DRUGGIST
Store in Brane* Building, Ballo. el.
LITTLESTOWN.
. •
HAYING. opened a n®w DRUG
BTOBM and Sind It up In tb• best style, I o'er
my stock of pure and fresh Drags to the eittainrot
Littlotions and vicinity at the lowest market rates,
consisting In partaf
Drugs and Family Medicines, Pur
Liquors for Medicinal Purposes,
=
Patint 'Medicines, _Mrs,
'Powders
Pure Spices, Dyes and Dye Snffs, Perfumery,
Toilet Soaps and Fancy art le/en. ©fall assortment of
Brushes, Stationery of allkinds,Cigars,Tobaccoand .
Suff. ,
cw-itoorea illittrolliagnettelioap will wash with
hard orsoft.watet sold or warm . Moan* wombat
with this Soap an Lade tatuttithily :lOU* tritioat
boiling or blueing, Bhista the Beat Bow la UM Try
it. It la war ranted not to Ittitir•-ittir hoods or %brie.
Lit tlestown ,Mayl3.-ty JAMBS ORBSS.
69. JUNE 69.
A FULL ASSORTMNNT OFI
•
Drugs &Family Medicines
PATENT MEDICINES,
LIQUORS AND WINES FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES,
PURE SPICES AND FLAVORING EXTRACTS
DYES AND DYE STUFFS,
fithiPS;PERFUMES AND 1011,1* - 17tOODS;
nus,WRITING.FLUIDS .AND STATIONERY,
iIitIICIAN'SSRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY RE
OWES ACCURAVE ' - •
. . .
PHYSICIANS AND . IiQUNTEYMNRCHANTBRUP
PLIED AT REDUCED RATES.
Forney's Horse Powders
the best and cheapest km Motetart' Cattlaand Me m.
Other Horse Powd ere ot approved makell.
H U B
Baltimore Street, Geitgsburg, Perin'a.
Jane 11,1889. —t f
DR. R. HORNER
hat roiramed the s
•
.-Practice of Me(holue.
DRUG STORE'
Stir ;
AitRAI
- iIT., OZTTTEBURO.
.
tatty ells- ; zr- ,rt• .p'
Also, Dealer :E..
-11. 1 .3.1 , 11Tvi
PIIREIDRUOB,
loserroporimn
DAKISG SODA,
-.&(141A47/Fief,DIT(IF:I
?tab.l4, 1870.44
,1 HARLIN'S CELEBRATED
R un IRI o
..,e
: .4 41ra as noir al . ii, "WI 1 ';Ast:
tair4 sh
• •
iße tittigkiM:::
Xflit 1
.; ON I I I, I4IURG, PA. . 1
. ..1-.M.1.
, 144. 1 00* - 0161401W
I *meat stesslai Arittla 44011004: '"
40/4144141tei.a* !sol 041 v.t topsd
MEDICINES,
PATENT MEDICINES,
STATIONERY,
PERFUMERY
4ic., ike
°Mee at Dli
11, a "Cu t
PATIGNT MIDICINIII.
. '
; :i tid)rsuclAte 'rho . highel: price* wt I Islwaye
paid for Illanat,ltye,Corri,outs, Clover•nd Tim).
I Reeds Flaxseed, Sumac, Day and Straw, Dried
krptt,NcAl,Soap,llanus,Shon:dor. and Sides, Pota
goili with lrerything else In the c ountry produce
liner.
GROCERIE S
OF ALL KINDS
constantly for We ,Oolfeee. Sugars Molasses. Syr
apt, Teas, Spleen, Balt, Oboes*, Vinegar,. anise
laostarddlltarch, Brooms, Bockats Blacking,
Soapy
AIso,COAL OIL, TM Oil, Tar, /lc.
71811 ol all
kinds;Spikesaind Nails; Smoking and Chain, To..
'bittua•
• 'HI is always able to eutwpijra Brit rate article
of Plour,with the different kinds of Peed.
t.o,GronndOlaster, witliGuanosandotberfertill
ge COAL, by thebushel,ton ores rim&
will oleo run a
LINE of FREIGHT 'CARS
toNo,l6sNorth Howard street, SALTI.II 9 BE . and
No.Bll Market street, PHILADELPHIA. All goods
eel* to eltherp lace willbe received and forwarded
trianntly All , roods should be marked ..011/1111
'A'pril 2,1869.-1
JOSEPH WHILE. J. Z. WHIM Hll. J. Willi
Joseph Wible St, Sons,
Produce Dealers; Forwarding
and Commission Merchants.
Southeast , :ornerrl Railroad and Washington streets
GETTYSIt'URG PA
I1(3IIEST ca.krpricepaid for allklnds ofOrain and.
11 Coantry Produce generally. The blg►at cub
pricopald for good Ilny and Rye Straw.ll keep
constantly on hand for sale all kinds of
GROCERIES,
Inch ai Sugars, Cones, Te►a, Molasses and By nap, To.
baccoe,Boatim, Spices, and everything nenslly kept in
s Grocery 8 tore.
LINE OF CARF TO BALTIMORE.
Ire will ran a Ilne of ( sre to Baltimore weekly, to
the Warehouse of 11311.11130 N & CO., 128 North at.,
earner of ' , retil% foe the transportations of itOOde
each way, leaving Zettysburg every Monday and re
turning on Wednesday.
The beat brands o I VIIIITILIZZItit constantly on
hand, or se cared at abort notice tor those ordering.
April 9, 1889.—tf
REMOVAL. --The undersigned
hae.remored his PRINTING MICR from the
Diamond to the corner of Railroad and Washington
streats,Whers he will be Owed to meet hia old
friends and patrons
April9.—at J. R. WIBLN.
NEW FIRM..
A. E. ECKENRODE
WAS token the Watohons*, lately occupied b
Philip Haan, at Granite Station, on the Hue of th .
Gettylbiwg Sailroad, 2 miles from Iluntorotown,sid
will deaf% all kinds of
Grain and Produce ,
gitingtbe highest market price. I will also keip
cons:ant ly on band for sale all kind. of
GROCERIES,
(Jaffee, Elugar,ltol • Syrups, Teas, tc., with SaL
:Cab, Oils, Tar, Soaps, Bacon and Lard, Tobactos, is
Moo, thebest brands of FLOUR, with /MID of at
kirds; also,Coal.
I respectfully solicit tbepatronageofoneriands,
•ndlnvitethepubllc to call and examine my stock
A.R. ECHE:1110ln
Jan.22.—tf
ROBERT M'CURDY,
DEALER IN
FLOUR, GRAIN, GROCERIES &c
OfTTYFIBIIILG, PIIBN'A
rr Mt ndersign sd Ispaying& th I Was..hosieja
Carlisle street *easing. Buettleor's Hall,tb•
hi ghee tinicesfot
' , LOVE, WHEAT, EYE, coat, OATS, SUCH
WHEAT, CLOVXII. AND TIMOTHY-BYMa,
POTATOZ 8, kc., ka.,
an di nviteeprodneerstogive him seallbefore gelling
Ho dam e onstantiy on handfor sal*,
•
A. LARGE SUPPLA' OF GROCERIES,
Molasses,Syrups,Coffess Sugars,dc.,with Salt 11 eh
Ofis,Tar, doaps, Bacon aad Lard,Tobacros,te. Also
the bestbraudsof FLOUR, with FEED of •11 kinds
11e likewise hes
SEVERAL VALUABLE FERTILIZERS,
soluble Pacifi c Geno, Rhodes' Phosphate aad •
♦ Mexican Guano. •
Whilst
hepsys tkehlghest market prices foratl
he bum he sells at, the lowest living profits. •Ho
asks &share of public patronage, resolved to give
sat 'Diction I notary case.
ROBERT McCURDY,
Ju1y23,1 869.-t1
NEW FORWARDING
AND COMMISSION HOUSE.
HAYING purchased the extensive
•••••• Warehouse, Cars, ac., of Crap A lt•zasmor,
the undersigned Intend tocarry on the business,uu•
der the firm of BIGNIII A CO., at the old stand on
• tiosoorner of Washington and Bailroadet rests, on a
mars extensive scale than heretofore
4rirA regular Ilne of Freight Care .t I 111 GITSI out
Warehouse *very TIMIDAY NOON, end accom—
modation trains will be run as occasion may requir •
By this arrangement we cr• prepared to convey
Freight at all times to and from Baltimore. AlI
hi:minus of this kind entrusted to us, will beprompt
ty. attended to. Oar ears run to the Warehouse 0
Busxenon &Sons, 166 north Howard street, Balti
more. Being desermlied to pay good prices, eel
ensapanddeill fairly, w•lnviteeverybody to give
all call.
M.BIGHAM,
AMIXANDZROOSIUN
JAMU BIGHAM.
Jsza.B.lB6B
gado and Nestaurantli.
EAGLE HOTEL.
The largest and itegtcommod)oes in
GETTYSBURG, PERNA,
001,11 OTC Li XIBIZIIIIIIO MID WU taralourranTs
JOHN L. TATE, Proprietor
WAnOmnlbae,forPaeaenger• andßaggsgo,ron
o the Delot, on orrt•alanddopartoroofEol Boa
Trains. Oarefuleervaotorsadroaacrosbleebargos.
May 29,1867.—.
KEYSTONE HOTEL.
GETTYSBURG, .17.1.
WM.- E. IYERS, PROPRIETOR.
NOW OPEN.
TH.IS•is anew House, and lifekeen
AL
fitted op In the nio.tt Ottroyed JIM*. Its
toroth's . * tilettlant .Ad oonyordont, beim, to tllk
inostnneinoss portion of the town. Everyerrang
mentnastieen tiaadeforth•accommodattosenit sow
rt of guests, w Ith ample itOljugatiaobird . Wit.
xpertenced terfeaktn, easalltlfedafilir Clark
we Ilion gar story ortd.ogoror topless'. I lob BI
now ipoo - for theses Num* of tbepribli
wecladt, oilpablicpstromosi
May,
R are, D •
.
EirAU:MAT A MERICAN
r i
11E.A..14TH RESTORER, purifies
the idea' NA MUM Scrofula, 8,0114, ilk's
Diseases, Rheum atian,Disaases of Wow., au(
ail Chronic: Alintioss of the Slopd, Liver and
Kidneys. Settinineended by tlia Matisal rani
ty and many thousands of our boot Miming.
Rood the imalisailty_ef "tbne„ . .y Pa.
Hisiskilli tient b 4r3o:lrrali al arAlT - surX
for this year, which we publish or gratuitous
, illstributinni it yriA giss :yrtici Much Sulluldiiit
Inihrmatifue •
! Dr. Fi. W. Oarrr, of Baltimore; says:
I
I silo Olosadro In twills utendhuryotr Buss
nun as a very powerful alterative. I hart
seen It used in two oust wit& happy' results—
One to a case of secondary syphilis, In which
the Peg." Melones& lihnsoll cupid after
tuietsrOokou iiss Utiles of your isoctleino.i..,
The other is • can of scrofula of tong etsodium
erhfct=7l Improvin under lit seta
the
. 'lir • *le wilt ;
the
=atar is made, and Sad it
an exeelhurt oosponad of alterative Mire&
, . .
! Dr.liparka of Nkitoluville,lty., wys he he,
lased Rowdella In Tof 141,11411111 and ISuroed.
1 l Ivy sypb wit h tisteetory fam -ita.to . a
M Utir
eaner of tesillood know no better remedy.
&linnet 0 . Ileladdan. Murframboyce, Tenn.,
1 aVanied seven bottles of RoMidalls. and
L
as entirely cured of Itheamatisto • seq. me
'Asir botileuos/twildr is ler .sty/lorisism, rim
1...........,ub50 scrofulous sore eye,. ,
'i.kt 3,--.
red
inillik Oki.; a n us., t
~,,E,,..... nu for twenty years with as no.'
"I*limas erne ff.J, roll Andy tail/WS
T Mute slice. ghat infltifeadalfelind
it effectsd a porlfat culla ,
I lv 'T. : . 1 110 . 114)116111 b l i l l i! ! .."( e ,...: , :
:111 !...uy.fi r l Illsohasis Plato, Baltialorc
44 941111101*A. 00. Rivets!on.• ,
4 . 17:00*
4 ~. _• ' .2.'1 ..•
4
0 .109 , 00nr, PR.. 111 A. zoNlimm 1.4
111
NOTICE
I. hereby girati to .41 r
I L Dent Cortillaaed.so moat We Cc r.
lificates. at the Pablte ffeheaf Ittriltlfor in tiatlyshirra,
oa urday, . 1 1rErch 1970. al 8 1 4 0'44 , 14 A, Y.
JOHN' MaelthAltr.
PreA4lout IA Comm Ittr.,
J.O taxis ,lirLatuataa, Srey of C.
March 11—td
VNOTlCE.—Letters of Ariminis
a-, tratloo:emm testament° aneseasv—,,u the estate
of SAMOA& L.1.111/1/IW, hitt , of York Spiisiga Lutenist*.
Adana.. county, Punkt , deeeeeed, having been grant
ed to the aide/signed, residing to saute place, she
hereby gives notl'e to all persons Indebted to sail
eetate to oak sdataledlats payesentand those having
claims egalust thermos will present them proper
outhentlost td for settlement.
MARY C. LATBIIIW, Adm'x
March 11, ISITO—Gt .
NoTicz.—Letters of Adtoinik
tratkon on the estate of WIUTAY It um, de
ceased, late of Meninen township, Adam, eounty, Ts_,
haring Woe granted to tbe undersigned, residing Ix,
said township, be hereby gives notks to all person.
indebted to said estate to make homed ate payment;
and those haviagotaime again.' the P.M, IQ pi .sent
them properly nothon t tested for eettl4 meat.
JONAH GRlrtit Adm'r.
March 11 11170.—at
NNOTlCE.—Letters of Adminis
trattoa OD the estate of Diistrs 0. listesaiwzm,
deceased, late of Butler township, Adams county, Pa.,
hawing NMI granted to the underslpoed residlas to
New 0114/14104 Shahan township, he hereby gives no
tic. to all penes Indebted to said estate to make
Immediate payment, end Woe having claim's agshist
the salmi to preeeot them properly autheutfeat..4
t 'meet.
23,15N-ia
JOIIN CRYBB
NOTlORl—Letters of , Adminis•
imuo ors the estate of Saitoat.L. KliaLlll, de
ceased, lots of Hemiltontian township, Adams county,
pa., haying been granted to the undersigned, teehtinn
in said township, he hereby gives notice tool' parson.
Indebtudtoealdeetatetetooke immediate payment,
and those hating clause against the mote to present
them properly authenticated tbr settlement.
MICUAIX ILLS, Adm r,
1 , et, 2.1-00
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE
The noderelfneel having been Appetit red /algae,'
by Deed 11 Voluntary deigameat for the boa NU of
creditors executed by ruNZLIN D. DUPUIS & wire
lha.en 0.., of Gettysburg-oMse le hereby pea to
all permits indebted or/levies claim. to eel t and set
tle their amounts with the andereignl meld of In
the some place.. RTUART W. a 1,1411 AN...
Feb:4,lB7o—dt f dwigne.
S TRAYED OR STOLEN
rhe undersigned has in possession a BAY MARL,
between low and five years old, with a white spot
near the right lank, end right eye blind—eoppoeed
to have been stolen. The blare 'snow at the yliery
Stable of Tate& lioltaworth.
JAMES N. ROPZUR.
Gettysburg. Pia., Mar. 4-38
T ICENSE.
The' following applications for irl
c“..• hers been tiled In lay ones, with the requisite
number of signer& end will be presented et the Court
01 Q1:111/t07 &moons, on Tuesday, the YOth day olWnwe,
1979:
TAVtRN L1CZ2132.
Wkahlngtok P. Ran* Gettibarg.
. 0. WOLF, Clerk
3lsreb 4,1670—t4
CHANGE OF
T M.CANNON haring entailed In Partnership with
. WIC N. Multi, la the Marble Orating baldness
—all persona whiting anything la their lino, would
do well to sin them • sell, as they are both practical
marble workers. They can be found at all time., at
the old established stand, coiner of Baltimore nod
Mist Middle streets, Gontysburg, Pa.
March 4, MB 0.-2nt
Bounty Tax _Notice.
rin HE School Directors of Butler township have
T HE
levied a BouNry TAX fur 1870 and placed the
Duplicate In %beheads of tbe Treasurer. leas° SI rise,
to whi.,m the tat le tot,* paid. All persoo• peptic oa
or beiora the SktA of April oust, will hare the benefit
of six per cent dednettun ; and those nut paying be.
Sure the fist! of January, 1871, will have five per
eepe.edaed,,and their otwooota pieced in the blind* OP
blast ice of the Peace or Constable Ca collection.
• ' BY OBD/Lit OF THJI BOARD.
Feb. 25,1970-41
VIIILIEATB E R C IIIyAI7 R EI PO T4 IO i 4
NO CASH PRIYIIIY . 11 ./MBIRSHIP oo
Board of Directors: B. W. Stehle, Prealdent ; Bid:AP;
peaty irk, Br, Vice President; Henry J. Brinkerhoff.
Treasurer; Peter Reboil, Jacob U. Plank att4 Martin
Thomes, I:Bemires Committee; John Mickley% George
M wheel Destrkk,Jr., Rohr. Watson, Thomas
Q. Neely and Barnet Myer.,
*Blount of Premium Notes....
Whole No. of menthen..---..
Admitted during the year
Receipts host amesemente.....
from other gleamed.—
ExPenne*, Indemnity paid
Contingent Ex
&knelt In hind. of Treasury SZDS lii
SLUES RUSSELL, Secretary.
March 4-3 t
REGISTER'S NOTICES.
NOTICE is hereby given to all
Logatomand other pommel , tonconiod, that the
AdminlatrationAccounts hereinafter mentiooed will
be promoted at Cho Orphans' Cou rt of Adams county
for conlinantios and allowance, on 1 11•8DAY.tbe,
2Sithday of MANANII Wm-, at 10 o'clock, A. 11., via
11. Tint and Anal account of Von. Isaac B. Wier- ,
mon. Administrator of Lies Bpoalman, deo'd,
12. The tint account of Newton If. Romer, 4z.
motor of A ndren McKinney, deed.
13. The ant and final amount of William Sell, Ad
minister of Peter Fell, dec'd.
IC me Ant account of Adam Lerew, Trustee br
alram Albert of food unotading to will of Rev. John •
E. Albert, deed.
SAMUEL A: SWOPE, Raglatfe.
hr. 4, 11170—td
LAST NOTICE
To Collectors of 1869
The Collectors of State and County Taxes %r the
year 1869, are hereby notliled to meet the Commis.
stoners at their cake,
On Monday,' the 21st day
of March inst.,
to nalia taitleatant. After tbat, day no ontmentfons
will be allowed.
.dtlesi:—J. Jur. Mms Clark. ,
S H.ERIFF'S SALBS.
In_puratiance of sundry write of Yeadltionl Zoom
and Levert Ifeciais, Lased out of the Court of Common
Pleas of Adana/ ootinty, and to me directed, will b• ea.
posed to Public Bale, at the Court House in the
Borough of Getty e/rum on Alaturfay, the 19th dog if
_Mara. 1870, all o ' clock , P. if, the ibildiring deepritod
Beal Estate, els:
NO. I.—A TRACT OP LAND )
situate in Mownlytauant township, Adams malty,
Pa., adjoining lassie of Charles Hew far, John Palmist,
Henry Rldiflemoser, and others, containing 166
ACHES, more or lora: improved with a TWOIITOII
5T0243 DWELLING /100811, and otne story trios
Backbit Holing attached, a large Bank. Barn, (nearly
new,) with Warpn Shed and Dorn Crib attached, Flog
. Pen. an apple Orchard of choice fruit, 2 well. or len
to:, near the door with pumps in them, also a nolo,.
failing Spring of water on the Omni; lb Atim 4r .
Woodland, and 16 acres good Meadow. Al i ., oni .h„i f
of 84 Acres of Grain la the around,
NO. 2.—A LOT OF GROUND ,
, itwite in the borough of Litt lestown, Adams county,
Fa., fronting 66 foet on the Littlestown and 0 !Myelin
rs
turnpilo, by 2/6 deep, on the Littlestown
and adlohaing lose of David Sehnert* on the north
and east—improved with a large tbreeirtory and
Barwasent BRICK 110114 SO/LDINGot threomeri.
isackbuildlog, • ons•story Brick Wyk litnew attach.
ed. a ittSit Britt Maids. %Swell with tr pulse to it.
near the kitchen door, ic,d-the property
the .National known ae
gainenwirad and taken in irgoaltion a. the Real Istate of
lian
Also—A LOT OF GROUND,
situate In the Borough of Gettysburg, Adoenteolinty.
Ye., hootinglao feet on the York Azurite, sad run.
nlng back to a lot of George IL 'wog+, on tho north,
adioluing lots of Jane Griontiln• oo eh. oast. and
Lewis *Jima on the wed. Unproved with a Doable ,
Twiyistogy Gotta(' Frame LOW BLILING 110111111, with
Twowtory Double Issas Bsekbullding attached with
Porticoes, t WWI of water sear Gm bock door witbk
pomp it. The property to now. &find and taitin
Woo *um tke Li ths Beal Bstate nl Wiattilt rain'
and Minor RUBY.
JACOB KLI7N If, Shalt
Gettyo tre rg, reb.lll,
iiiirTioa per mint. of the pare/Imo mosfy upon all
Wee by the nom wen be paid ova toimeltalysitsr
the property is &truck dawn or apes lethareto toutiebk
therewith the property will I. mein pa!, ep br Noe
Notice to the Pilblie I
r lPHlStandersigneels nun lair a tla • of 8 Woe from
•OtiglollllXlcall "tei74l4eirgritliaTTaintiTr°o?elencriii7.
/11.44444. rg. Waynewboro', Mom serer
and 01 Illtertagw,ltaantaln Dela and llatellel4
aft at` at halt past fouls o auk aa4
returning from Gettysburg on Tusaday.Thursday and
Ilaturda74 rrlylng a t Hagerstown to tnakeconnection
wt . * UPS 6 Watson train tor Ilidtlmore:
Nay ANN& 1 1 / 4 98111it
.
Storer . Room • for Rent,
•
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RAIII2 *ACTS to °Mired to 41oltditeetrina to
change or co tato bulimia, at the 'Skid Two
II Ailtliort orfork Sprlngt" have aa einem,
room ha feet 100a,27 wide, OW' en open (toot in the
beet basins's- portion of the itoronah of YOLK
ItkRIN(18, Adams courity, Pe.
• for farther IM..trmetion t eMtrore the "Old TA*,
Hill Aikelantio ten aKrtt i ,ti „
t,
Ywit BiiiiXoy=
iI•WYbrIC nilft iltaterrolt,. Nomad. r{Ok
bore Molly Itiegraoh, iteeriterraideime. cevs
WI ferlfra tflatm
t, nod "hod attaamtimitt 11* to ithe
oar. for
,pettertion.
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JOll.l PICT= 6ALTZ4IIVKL.
Adm'r
$192,510 0u
1844
3Sw
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6O 1./4
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440 82
$1,912 '2
JACOB LOTT,
M. HARTMAN.
R. NRIDICH,
Coma Leonora.
Mar.ll—td
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