The star and sentinel. (Gettysburg, Pa.) 1867-1961, July 08, 1870, Image 3

Vocal and gersoual Julio.
VALUABLE LANDS !!
FOIL. SALE.
No. 1, A FARM two miles north
west of Gettysburg. adJoinfm_flgrins Hotel cr ii 6m ;
erty. 152 Acres. eith large =M HOUSE,
Switzer Baru, Tenant House, and otherimprove
ment:. Price imi.:olo—not more than coat of build
ing&
No. 2. A FARM, two and a half miles
north-weld of Gettysburg. adjoining No. I. 116
Acres, with good STONE HOUSE, Barn and
otherlmprovements Au excellent gram farm.
Price 41.M.0.
No. 3, A FARM adjoining No. I,"and
town lots of Gettysburg containing 1111 Aerm
with STONE FARM BUILDING& it is divided
by the Chambersburg Turnpike and ttar ises
many very choice building iota. Price. i
No, 4, - A FARM, live miles from Get
y,but.g. on public r0ad..152 Acres, Rood land in
condition, with Large BRICK HOUSE, and
argr Switzer Barn. Price 16,500—very cheap.
No. 5, A VERY GOOD FARM, two
tiles from Gettysburg, 240 Acres, with large
titICK HOUSE, large Bank Barn, all in good
-oinlit ion. Price ikan per acre. -
No. 6, A FARM, 170. Ades, four
Ines from Gettrsbum. on Public road, comforts
'le FARM BUILDINGS. red land, 34 limed.—
'ri ce 1...),11(111 half cash.
No. 7, An excellent FRUIT FARM,
miles north of GettrOnarg, on public road,
bout SO Ames good land. with comfortable
• uthltngs. Price 51.500.
NO. s, A GOOD RED LAND FARM,
Acres. comfortable HOUSE and all needed
mi buildings. and Barn, Land lined apd in good
rder. good grass farm. nearlialtlm6re Turnpike,
allies fa no Gettysburg,3miles.fromLittlestown.
'rice fsOod
NO. 9. A TRACT OF GRANITE
AND. three !Mks from Gettysburg, on York
Ike. Acres. - good HOUSE and STABLE__ a
Est stand for store or Mechanic. Price 82,500.
NO. 10, A VERY GOOD FABAL two
west of Gettysburg, on public road, 224
ores. well llwied and In good condition, good
Weatherboarded HOUSE: large Bank
trn: plenty fruit. good location. Price 1150 pet
.re: or M l' 4 Acres with buildings at same,
NO. 11. A VERY GOOD—STOCK
A ItM. two miles east of Gettysburg. •on 'York
ke, list Acres, or will sell 110 Acres, about 3 4 ;
a good FRAME HOUSE, two Barns, well
ered. hive 00 per acre—terms easy.
Ni). 12, A VERY VALUABLE FARM,
;Acre,. of which 1W acres heavy Timber, Oak,
iekory and Walnut., five miles west of Gettys
irg. on public road. two sets oflinildings, will
or the whole, excellent fruit farm, good
od, red gravel. Price Olt per acre.
Nil. 1:1, A GOOD FARM, 130 Acres, 7
ites from (;ettyshorg. on Harrisburg road. good
LAME HOUSE and Barn, all kinds 'of fruit.—
ice 1,;:t95L,
NO. 14. A FIRST-CLASS RED LAND
tEM.Ido Acres • or will sell 100 Acres; 2 miles
Ana Gettysburg. on Harrisburg road; good
eatherboarded HOUSE. Bank Barn, abundant
Laud limed and In good order.
several other Farms and Town Property,
so. Western lauds and Town property, Itt ex
tinge for Adams County Farms.
It. G. McCREAB,Y,
rl /tante!, for the Owners,
Gettysburg, Pa.
MEM
SSIGNEE'S SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
he undersigned, Assignee of ILEN.ItY PETERS
Wife. under a deed of voluntary assignment
the benefit of creditors will
.offer at Private
e the valuable FARM, situate in 31enallen
'lslam Adams county. Pa.. on the public road
.fitly opened leading front the State road to
Berlin Road, about one ndle from Benders
.. adjoining lands of CharlesJ. Tyson, Thomas
cook. Jacob Bosserman, tiolomon Akders,
ries S. Wright and Elijah Wright,. The Farm
tins IV. ACRES, more or leas,, improved with
0-story Rough -cast DWELLniG, with kitch
ttached, Spring House. a
i ff i rl Bank Barn
M
aim' Sheds and Corn Cr attached Hog
and all other necessary outb ''here
'bout Bor 10 Acres in good Oak timber, 8
•s in line Chestnut timber, Nth under good
I lug, and a good proportion b 1 excellent melt
. The farm Is well
ate, a running stream
ing through It, with good Spring near the
. and other Springs in the fields. There are
orchards of choice fruit. one captaining
it Miss) young peach. apple and peat trees,
The farm is in fine condition, well located,
improved by a large number of ornamental
about the dwelling and grounds, and is one
• e most desirable properties to Menaflen town.
TRACT OF TrmBER. LANA . in the
township. on Rattlesnake MB, ani,jolning
sof Charles J. Tyson. George Bender, Lazarus
ner, and others. It Is well covered pH/1-
y with heavy Rock Oak timber, besides
mut, Black 04, and Hickory. It is iocatesl
n ltiu yards of sender's Saw 31111. and .on a
public road leading, from Fairmount School
past the Maw atlll to the Bendersville and
qltsvitle road.
If not sold before Friday. the 194 h dap of
/..r nest, the property will be exposed to Pub
le on that d ay, at 10 o'clock, A. M., on the
GEOIII:E GROI:1 4 , Assignee
e ISTe.—ttl
!tic SALE OF
VALUABLE LAND
undersigned having quit housekeeping will
Public Sale, on Tuesday. the 2d day of
ist,lB7ll. at to o'clock, A.lL,.the followln
I & LOTS OF GROUND, situate in Butler
Adams county. Pa.. adjoining lands of
• Italliensperger, Israel Omer, Peter Butler,
steinour, and others. The Farm contains 69
and '2:4 PERCHES, of good farm land.—
three lots, to wit:
). I. Containing 6 ACRIS and
_HER
('Ontaining • 5 ACREs and 84)
EEO
. 3, Colitiduius 7 ACTS
FEE.s.
farm and lots will be sold toarther or
as will best suit
fuming 4
Is all in good farming nrdex, and is
PPlied with all kinds of Timber, with a fair
non of Meadow. The land has all been.
'emus wishing to buy will call on,the uu. led.
tttendance will be given and terms m ade
11.
Jo k:1 TA yn.
I(' SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
undersigned, Executor of the last will and
cut of henry Leinert.late of Germany town
dams county. pa.. deceased, will sell at
.sate. on Sa' turclap, the 25d day of Jidy,
1 o'clock, P. .3L, at the late residence of
ceased, situated lu the said township,
runt Littlestowu, on the Frederick anik.
Ivimia Railroad which runs through the
efollob lug Real testate p i t:RM. containing 82 ACRES, wo re o l ess,
ig the properties us Daniel Ginden, James_
Hamilton Forrest, and others. The int
ent, cougst of a two-story DWELLING
with Back building attached, Bank Barn.
Shed. Corn Crib, flog Feb, and an other.
ry uutbundinps. There ia a spring and
Acellent water near the doer. There is a
, rchard of choice fruit just coining Into
order. Sullicient quantity of Ekitadow
lid. The Farm is all undor good
and in a primeNtate of cultivation, and is
.nt to Churches, Schools, Mills, Markets,
83 rake chance to auto person "wishing to
a good tarot.
endanee wilt be given and terms made
HAMILTON FORREST,
IS7o.—ts Executor.
C SALE OF PERSONAL Enorrarzy.
idersigned, administrator of the Estate
ox Dunn.. deceased, will sell at Public
Thumfay, the 214 day qf July, 1870, at
residence of said deeeased, In Oxford
one mile west of New Oxford, on the
Gettysburg turnpike, the following Per:
operty, viz
lAlin. 2 large Shoats, IHo arkas
Wagon and Br , d, isie3gh an
ders for IHs Wagon,
farness Saddle and Bridle, Si e die
•ller. Bushel Measures,a dot of Bags,
kav%. Grindstone, avers, -1.431.43111111,
orks, floes. Barrels, kiosks, 2 ders,
tiousEtioLD F ULNIIUBE, 2 Ben s,
ding. Bureau, ease Drawers, Tables,
Treats. luArwu,s, eztreziid, Quilts, Sheets.
Sc. kiglll-may Clock, KiteheW CUP
ink aX:-
riox. large and small Copper
'O ltr
tb, 4174. Stoves and Pipe, Tubs,.__Bar
, TM. Queens and Crooke 'Ware.
4 H AL cupet, Bacon =ld
is of Ctirtilli the ear, RA Thisbe 6 ats, t
Bushels of Wheat, 6 Barrels of Flour, a
st Posts. Oak Posts, about 76 Chestnut
inlet!, Hay. Sze- together with Many - arti-
MitnerOUS to mention.
. .
le to coumence at 11 o'clock. A. M., Trben
ice will be given and conditions made
by W.M..11. FUMES, Adurr.
Wont, June 24, 1870.-15
I.:ABIA} FARM AT
PRIVATE SALF
der , loied offers at Private Sale a very
LE FARM, situate In Cumberland
Adams wants . . Penna., IX miles from
rg, near the t'hainhersburg turnpike.
ng 21S ACRES of land, of which there
ores In excellent timber. The land hi ht,
:de of cultivation, and under very
•
The improvements consist of a
story BRICK DWELL/NG HOW
a Weatherboarded Sununerilouee abase
elhug. a never-Lsiling well of sr} ter
JII
he door, Frame Barn, Wagon Shed. Car
. 9.... Corn Crib, Rog Pea, and all other
• outbulldings.
s also an Apple Orchard in prime bear.
other that is just coming into bearing;
pg Peach Orchard in fine bearing or.
re are small fruits of all descriptions
e buildings.
party is well salted for division, with al
ma proportion of timber at each end.
, lenty of Water for stock.
wishing to view the Teroperty, or ascer
will call on the snbscriber. or address
Tiiii.o4oltE BENDER.
IBLE TOWN PROPERTY
AT PRIVATRAW*.
!Met* wishes to dispose of his vatuabk•
Lot'. wantainlng I were, altuateil on
• caniptke In the Both of
i BE la built on the Cottage style, with
• and war convenient througheut,
wen of at the door , with a good
ram outbuildings. The Groom& are
Out. and planted with' a variety of or-
Trees.
lemon wishing to buy this is a rare
ernes easy.
ld lasasesslon will be Oven In the second
UDC; If not sold by that time it will be
ran until the }st of April, 1171.
ealars enquire of Geo. Arnold or tiatu
tan at the First National BanAgitT*Oir
8. CI
1.41--ti CYRUS
Flora Dale it: 0. lit.
Public Sale.
dersigned will sell at Public kale, on
/day, the 10th day of August next, at
P. X, In New Oxford. Penna., on the
corner of the Diamond, a two - story
ELLING. with kitchen attached, one
fo is used ma store room, tratne Tin
. Frame Dwelling, Stable, good
th borne Fruit Trees.
b utJneas ny is well calculated for an y y , and Is also one
- for a residence In the town. of th
• will belfven and ten made
—ld
CHARLES W. DOLL,
were installed as oftic, : of Howe Council
No. 21; O. U. A. M., lon Wednesday eve
- ning last, by the Di n irict Deputy: Sen.
Ex. C., Wm. Chritz n; Jr. Ex. C., J.
W., Cross; C., Daaiell4ashel; V. C., Peter
Warren; R. S., Wm. i Aughipbaugh; A.
R.R., J. A. Myers; 1.,i D.. „ Rittenturff; E.,
Carl Miller; T., J. jeff. Myers; F. S.,
Theo. C. Norris; I. P., I. L. Johns; O. P.;
A. M. Hunter; J., J. H. Culp.
After the installatio. the_ members re
paired to the Saloon . E. 11„`Minnigh and
were 'served with a• • •ul supply of
Ice Cream and Cab We understand
that the Order Is in a ry prosperous con.
ditlou and are ad. largely to their
number,
The following person
.officers for Cayugas Tri
R. M., on Friday even
Samuel Weaver: S., R.
J. Jeff. .14Yers;. J. 8., '
Wm. B. Meals; A. C.
T., C. A. Boyer.
CENERIS APPOISTIIRNICB.--Gen. Gregory re-arranged the distificts in this county,
and renewed the appointments of Assist
ant Marshals, assigning to each districts in
which they are respectifelly resident, as
required by law. We *here no Change
has been made in the • ts, the ap
pointees being the same , originally al/-
ammo:l*a, except that Mr Werner, of Get
ty.stoung, is . dropped t— diatrleLimiug -
added ,to that of Mr. p vis. W. sietiee
by our: exchangiethsit :G regg Cm*
4f ( ci
similar errors Mother co ties in his first
appointments, assigning non-residents to
j
smbdiVidens, requiring ere as here a.m.
arrZugraol44 Atitlio l 44 l ol new appoint
ments. We annex aeo list of the
.
appointments for Ad ams county, as finally
determined by the . - •
No. es—Gettysburg. aid . d townsid
No. 94-Idountjey, Union, Cert :may and 4.ltuei
town-L N. Durborum . ~,
No. to-Mountpleaeaut, Couotago tied dirstma7-
Charles G. littler.
No. 96-Berwick Borough, ok tomikoklp, 0x
ford and ligurdl oge a jonw,
No. 97—Beading. Jammer% ms , liantmatoo
and York flprings--Jabses'Davik.
4r.
No. 98-Franklin, Memnon Mat Butler-Wm.
Chamberlain.
No. W-Ingtalitli and
WM
LW.
%.-Na I(o—Freedom Aud •LI
It is rumored thank...
has declined his appoin
Fon Utz Calus..- 7 1i.
Falling itudi eiditing-toP
at this waft
Otit
Friday
tettlar7ht States
burg in 18
CEZIE
of four acres,
to Tobias
$l5O per acl
NEW Timms.
Oxford, is
of his farms in tEitr ' sban township. One is
57 by 87 feet, and *a other 25 by 54 feet.
COMMENCEMENT. The Annual Distri
bution at St. Joee 'e Academy, McSher
rystown, took p : on the 29th ult., and
.is represented to have been a brilliant af
fair.
CLOSED.— l rhe summer session of Mrs.
Eyster's Female Seminary closed on the
24th ult., with ,'• usual examination,
which was Wiry: .I.able , Miss Elsie
Deatrich, of this p . was the only krad
uate.
Acaraimr.---Cpn: • onday week; William
Bitnel., Son of Hemy Bitner, of Middle
town, this county, as severely injured in
the leg, by being ought in a circular saw,
at John Bohlosser's wagon-making shop.
13oth pones were psirtially served, and the
flesh terribly mangSal.—Compaer.
Qugrzy . . ./navrica : Washing
ton dispatch to th Philadelphia papers
states that "Chief -tire Chase has ac
cepted the invitation of prominent person
al and political frienis to visit the Gettys
burg Springs early in August, where he will
probably remain several weeks."
3 fisamo.—Johnl'agner, aged about
thirty-one years, six- eet - high, with mark
on the left side of the face, left his home on
Friday, June 10. Oa has sot been heard
of since, and any information concerning
his whereabouts wilyre thapkfinly receiv
ed by his wife, Anna Wagner, daysburg,
Lycoming county, pa. Exchanges will
confer a favor apon i'pOor woman in dis
tress by copying thisi notice.
ELECTION.-St th 4 last regular meeting
of Washington Camp,No.:2l, P.O. S. of A.,
at East Berlin, the fdllowing officers were
elected to serve for semi-annual term
beginning July 1 : ~ J. Curtis Hilde
brand ; V. P., J. R. Barone ; M. of F. and
C.. A. S. Trostle ; C4n., W. C. Baker ; I.
G., Andrew D. Spa ler ; 0. G., Henry
D. Kline; R. S., J. Fj. Geiselman; F. S., J.
H. Stambaugh;' T.; 4. Stambaugh. Ap
pointed officers-4 P. P., Dr. F. C.
Wolf; P. P., H. W. 'lig; C., I. S. Tros
tie; R. S., John B y; L. S., J. Kline.
Ur - Samuels7 d l--- ersloot, — E - eq., for
merly of Gettysb , now resident of
Philadelphia, was a tuber of the recent
Republican Juditall Convention of that
i tli
city, and offeted the following resolution,
which wee adopted; ! .
'Waved, That we iecogoize in the pres
ence of intelligent colored delegates in this
convention, for the drat time, the practical'
results of Republican principles faithfully
and triumphantly maintained, and that we
will never allow any abridgment of rights
or privileges among citizens of any color,
but will continue our I efforts against dis
tinction and prejudice] wherever they ap
pear.
NEW PRESEYTERT. The Synod of Har
risburg, as re-orga . .. by the Presbyte
rian General Ananobl , met in Bellefonte,
Pa., on the 29th ult., . -designate the new
Presbyteries. Four were organized, to be
known as the PresbYteries of Carlisle,
Northumberland, Huntingdon and Wells
boro'. The Presbytery of Carlisle will
consist of the ministers and Churches
within the territorial lirnitsof the counties
.ef - Dmrphin, Perry, - ettinberland, Aden*
Tranklin and .Fulton..lminedisktelY after
the adjournment of th Synod, the Carlisle
:Presbytery met and fo y organized 4
electing the followiSofficers:—Modera-
L
tor, Rev, Dr, Wing; S ted.Oerk,' A. J.
Mitchell; Temporary Clerk , Rev. J. —.
Crawford; Treasurer, J. Smith Gordon.n
Sratieltlts.-LDir Sabhath Wit, the Rev.
Dr. Franeis J. Cleni, of Burd Asylum,
West Philadelphia, held religious services
in the Court-house,. ill the morning and
afternoon, after the Mode of worship of
the Episcopal Churc. The attendance
was small. t in the iorning, the other
churches being opei: In the afternoon
the Cdurt-room was well filled, the Or
phans from the Natioial Homestead being
in attendance. The usual ritual of the
Episcopal Church w gone through with,
which was doubtless ew to many of the
hearers.
We are requested state that religious
services, according the usages of the
Protestant Episcopal hurch, will be con
ducted by Rev. Ckar sS. Fischer, of Phil
adelphia, in the Co House on Sunday
next, the 19th inst., a 10.30, A. M., and
3P. H.
INSTALLATIONS. following persons
war" installed as
i•, No: 81, I. 0.
last, by D. D.,
D. Armor; 4 B. S.,
la. Pierce; .o._ R.,:
R., ohas. Ziegler;
nbsn—George W.
ctuudng
ham.
oflAgidowl.
nesx. ErnairL
0 , .
Nunstnc:Lyir4
Bpard ofiriniteen ofrPe 1 a College
mini still in session when we went to; press
Ilast !week, ourireporit of lin action* unt
ineltide r viriteui 'trial of bnportnnee whith
subsequently claimed its attention. ‘
Bev. Henry. E. Jacobs,: who
nominated by the Synod of Pennsylvania
- for the 'Franklin Professoiship, wee' Ili
' proved by the Board. Ile is a son of Rev.
Dr. Jacobs, of the place, who so long and
worthily filled
. the chair of Mathematics
and Ripka' . Sciences, and Is a young
man of much promise. It is to be hoped
that he will accept, and the teaching fanie
of the Inatitution be thereby strengthen
ed.
Ell
,ttys-
'unty,
al
New
two
Messrs. J. Hay Brown and Wm. C.
Straver—both young men of acknowledged
ability and teaching capacity—have charge
of the instruction in the Preparatory De
partment. Rev. 8. flentman has liccepted
the position of Superintendent, and will
have the control and supervision of the
discipline, religious instruction, lodging,
boarding, &c., of this important depart
ment, subject to the general regulations
of the Faculty. This arrangement, while
securing efficent instruction, provides a
desirable want in all educational institu
tion, especially where youths of tender age
are sent abroad. In such case parents
want for their children supervision and care
of their personal habits and conduct as
well as intellectual training. Such pro
vision the Preparatory Department of
the College offers to Parents and Guard
ians, and we look for a large accession of
new students.
Prof. Conrad has resigned the chair of
Physical Sciences. He has had in view
vacating the chair,for some time, and had
placed his resignation in the hands of the
Faculty
r as far back as April; but was
induced' to withhold it until the close of
thli session. The Board unanimously
adopted the following Resolutions:
1. That, in accepting the resignation of
Prof. Conrad, as "Ockerhausen Professor
of Physical Sciences," the Board desires
to express its sincere regret that contin
gencies have arisen in which Prof.' Conrad
has deemed it his duty to tender his resig
nation, whereby his active relations to the
institution are severed, and the Board
loses his valuable services.
2. That we desire further to express our
high appreciation of the personal worth of
Prof. Conrad, and bear cordial testimony
to the enthusiasm with which he sought to
develope the responsible department under
his care—his conscientious devotion to duty
—the thoroughness of his instruction and
his eminent capacity as a Teacher of
Physical Science.
The duty of providing instruction in the
Physical Sciences, until the election of an
incumbent, was committed to the Faculty.
We' are authorized to say that arrange
ments are in progress by which this
portant department will be filled. In ad
dition to thorough text-book instruction,
special lectures will be delivered by gentle
men of scientific reputation from abroad.
So that the friends of the Institution need
be under no apprehension that the depart
ment of Physical Science will suffer during
llhe year.
A. S. Pratt, Esq., of Washington, • D.
C., and Rev. Dr. Albert; of Philadelphia,
were elected Trustees, to fill vacancies in
the-Board.
A letter was read from J. 31. Stevenson,
Ent of Baltimore, proposing to present to
the Institution a fine Portrait of Thad
deus Stevens, deceased. It was accepted,
and the thanks of the Board ordered to be
tendered to the donor.
Profs. Ferrier, Crull and Baugher, with
Rev. Dr.4Butier and Dr. E. G. Fahnestock,
were appointed a Committee to make ar
rangemente for a Re-Union of the Aluinni
and friends of the Institution during the
next Commencement week of 1871.
The services of Rev. J. F. Probst, as
Endowment Agent, were continued,, and
resolutions adopted requesting a withal
co-operation in his efforts bar Pastors Nui
The "Gneff Prize," for the best essay on
"Macbeth," was assigned to J. A. Rimes,
of the Senior Class, of McAliaterville, Pa.,
the "Hassler Gold Medal," for proficiency
in Latin, to Charles E. Hay, of the -Junior
Class, of Gettysburg; and the "Freshman
... .
Prize," for highest general proficiency in
studies, to W. B. Preps, of Barren Hill,
Pa.
On Thursday afternoon the Philmnathae•
an and Phrenakoamian Societies hekitheir
annual Re-unions, and in the evening a
Concert was given in Agricultural Hall by
the Peabody Orchestra of Baltimore, Md.
Tap. For - writ—There was no general
celebration of the Fourth in Gettysburg.
The day, however, was observed by all
classes of our citizens, in the general ces
sation of business, and each indulging in
such festivities as salted their taste.—
"Young America" took possession of the
town immediately after midnight, setting
things to right generally. An in , i‘s.Ant
discharge of pistols, guns and crackers,
from 12 o'clock until day-light disturbed
restless sleepers. At an early hour the
Brass Band and Gettysburg Zmiaves made
their appearance on the street, the former
disc
!cursing excellent music and the latter
firing military salutes. Innumerable pic
nic parties left town after breakfast for
various points, and the boys having ex
'haunted their supply of shooting crackers,
the town assumed the quiet and stillness
of a Sabbath until evening, when with the
return of the pick-nickers -the streets a
gain' became very lively. The day closed
with displays , of fire-works at the Springs
Hotel,
private
Orphans' Homestead, and
several private T T
was cool and pleasant and well adapted for
social enjoyment. We heard of no acci
dent or mishap to mar the pleasures of the
Beer BALL—On Monday last the Get
tysburg Base Ball Club playell a game at
Monterey Springs, with a Club from
Waynesborci, the latter being badly beaten,
as the following table of the innings
shows:
USIRTSBIMEI. WAY/MIX)110.
it O.
Crawford, Lf. 8 1 Radius, c. 3 IL 3
0
11111, ‘... f. 6 2 Nevin, Sd b. 4 2
Flowers, 3d b. 4 3 BUM, Ist b. 3 .3
Swope, e. . 6 3 Mich, e. L 2 3
Cunni
r.
ngham, r f. 6 2 Boors,
Hill, jr., 114 b. 7 8 Sets, f. 2 2
HHuber,
p. & 5
4s. 6 2 Ladeps, p. 2 2
oke, Homiest, IL 3
Beat, ad b. 7 2 Italia 2.24 b. 4 /
.56 21
• .
INNING&
12 3 5 6 71 6 41
8 3 8 1 6 3' 22
GettPibirg.
Waynesboro
Flycatcbes—Wa boro-11.
burg
Umpire Ur. X, Itespi—&
B. Greeneastle, Pa
Siorers, Ws Oro 13mIth.
• " Patterim
We are requested to stab, that all cor-
TINMONeace 4 31 * the GetlYstlirg Club
sbuutibli- illreisted to Mr. nj D. Scott,
ALWAYS An an.--Capt. Norms is de-'
termitted not to be outdone by rivals, awl
hence has been brushing up his "Head
clumium," on the anew of the Diamond
NW MindleflrhUrg street, (Amid's cor
ner') where he has en luPal th9segestand
best a rtnient of RearliClathpwcf
Idads; for Aping and Summar use. mar
opened in Gettysbam, and which be lent-
Arcing at mrtimishiugly low 'drum. B.
stock a-Strew Hats embraces all styles *
gard#Ses • Pieta. sP22-4f
Awriurrios FAxliziuLlAy the cafe:_
orated .I.Patiat Mastic Riabber4oo4. Cc* .
kr% &al* 'mil Pads, Wiwioneed to
IweiveuCh9tors MnnlildliagUid 04" u p
under work Ixwees aresivga.ll4 proro
wly Wit,' and bore 'becks any} llsiox are
kw* oho) **Nog and =AMA* V,
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844041 ,
_ -
-NcficAL Norifial School
in this place under tke'Cliarge of T. How
ard Wert, County Superintendent, closed
the spring session on June 28th. On the
Fvea thi s of,tihe "Me& the - eat meting 4f
the NorinallatliaiyiSocielly was hild.
Selectßeadhigs were given by Hr.
Wert, and the following ;pupils: Miss
Alice HoGayern of Fork Springs,:•and
Misses Eva Millen and 'Lizzie Weirick
of Gettysburg, Win. A. Curren of Two'
Taverns, Gilbert Weigle, of Mechanics
town,- Md., and Solomon Flemming of
Gettysburg.
After the readings the following Essays
on educational topics were read by Teach
ers of the graduating class:
"Do Teachers receive sufficient compensationr—
Miss Fkon N. Hartzell.
"How long should one series of text=books be
tusedf" —Wrn. A. Curren& •
"Should Male and Female Teachers - rescive the
same conwensationr —hUss Sophie Conover.
"Are our School terms of sufficient lengthr"—
Hanson 6. Eiszner.
"Should there be a County ihiltoisnitv of Books?"
—Miss Lizak Essick. ;
Alter a short recess, a number of mem
bers of the Society who were called upon
gave appropriate speeches or sentiments,
concluding With an address of about half
an hour frOm the `Superintendent on the
duties and responsibilities of the Teacher's
profession and the necessity of Teachers
being alive tb their work and constantly
endeavoring to advance and improve.
At the conclusion of the regular ex r:
cities Mr. Wert was made the recipi
ent of a handsome present front his
scholars in the shape of an elegant caster,
a set of spoons, butter knife, &c.
Appropriate presentation speeches were
made by Miss Essick and Mr. Hainer.
This Session of the Normal has been a
decided success, having had 5D pupils en
rolled.
The next session will commence August
Ist, and continue two months. We under
stand that the' number of scholars is al-
.ready nearly full
How TO KEEP Coon.—The Herald of
Health for July gives some directions upon
the pertinent problem of how to keep cooL
We quote :
1. The diet should be composed largely
or entirely of. fruits, fresh vegetables and
wheat-meal bread, and other preparations
of wheat and oat-meal. Corn-meal bread
and cakes should be seldom eaten, if at all,
during hot weather. Avoid all stimulat
ing or heating articlettof food, as meats, es
pecially fat, or salted meats, butter, grav
ies and greasy food of all kinds, sugar,
mustard, spices, etc. Do not eat hot food,
and especially avoid eating more than the
system requires. .
2. Drink nothing but water - and that
only a small quantity at a time. Of course
this precludes the pie of tea, coffee and all
alcoholic drinks./
3. 'The clothiiig should be light, light
colored, loose fitting and changed often.
4. The entire body Should be bathed
every day, either in the morning or at
night. *armers and others who perspire
freely ate are exposed to the dust should
bathe at night. • They will rest and sleep
better fbr doing so. The whole body can
be effectually cooled in a short time by
holding pieces of ice in the hands, or let
ting a stream of oold water run out upon
the wrists or ankles.
45. Avoid all undue mental or physical
excitement.
THE "FernErmalcsi SEslEs."—Under
this title the Lutheran * Publication Socie
ty, of Philadelphia, have been issuing a
series of beautiful amrattractlve volumes,
being translations from some of the best
German writers for the young, carefully
selected from an evangelical stand-point,
and which promise to be an interesting and
useful series of Sunday School books.—
Seyen volumes : have, already been,Ussupd,
viz :-:—"The Cottage :by the !Lake,/'. "Iss
the Midst of the North Sea," "Anton, the
Fisherman," "Rene, the Little Savoyard, "
"Fritz, er Filial Love," "Geier Watty,
or Fidelity Rewarded," and "Olaf Thor
laaken, an Iceland Narrative,"—the latter
translated by Rev. M. Sheeleigh, of the
Sunday School Herald. They are all
printed on the best of paper, with clear
type, beautfully illustrated and handsomely
bound. They constitute a series of attrac
tive books for the young, and will be eag
erly read. They should be in every Sun
day school library. They can be had, with
other Sunday School publications, at pub
lisher's prices, at the Book Store of A. D
BUEHLER, Gettysburg.
• (For the Star and Sentinel
BABE-BALL AT NEW OXFORD.
Hasans. EDITOBS:—I stated in my arti
cle last week that the 'Keystone Club,"
of York, bait challenged the "Little
Brown Jug Club," of New Oxford, to
' play a match game on Saturday last.—
The morning opened with rain, and no
one expected the game would come off,
but the York boys, not deterred by the
rain, were here in time. The Oxford boys
went to work axid soon had everything in
ae good order as was possible. The play
commenced about 11 o'clock. Two inn
ings were played before dinner and seven
after, resulting in a severe defeat for the
Yorkers. The-following is a summary of
the game:
txrwroNE.
•
Smith, 2d b., O. R. 4
Rodersiek, s.. 3
3 4
_Sane, L,
ZeeVer. 6 . 1
Tomes, Ist, h, 4 1
Zorger, p., 2 4
Glessner, r. L, l 6
Frey, L L, 2 4
Owens, 3d b., 2 4
4 27 29
This same was for a :
UmpireA-Wai. A. •
My-c le-plays—,atches—LitS;
Doub
du thi 4th of Ju ly the °trent boyirwere
to have played the "PIO - Mrs," of Han
over, and we all looked for a good game;
but when the "Pastimes" reached here
some unpleasant difficult* ocentred, by
reason of which the game did not come
off, nor is it likely that (fur buys will con
sent to renew the meta:
In the afternoon our regular club played
a match game with a picked nine of our
citizens for a base ball, winning it easily
by a score of 62 to 16.
Excepting the difficulty referred to, the
. 4th of July passed off quietly in our town,
not even the usual amou4it of noise and
burning of powder.
: I " , ,Durs,
)
NEw OXFORD, July 8, 1870?
2Z 21
SAVE Mont.v.—Pending the agitation of
the,Zlguling Bill, .whiehmill evidetiarde
predate Government Bonds, persons would
Owenby reading the aid 4ert4eiSinitHsi tifi
".Gettlablirg Bittinka , .
Column, and exchange their Government
Bonds and realize a luaidsothe profit there
by, and obtain , an Pxreptoiei4. WsafP and
profitable,'" •. 1 1 . t
ll2irDyspepsia ie $ hydra-headed mon
ster, from which nearly "all the ills the
human flesh is heir to" originate.. The
Peruvian Syrup, a protected solution o
tbe protoiride of Ir?t
r is a long-tried •
'thin` •
ing ''corkplaint ; it has cansi - thousands
when other reinsiiiiibirssi ) failej . - It
_
urElptin g and Summer Goode Just rek•
caved, Auld Co/utrar aqtrutrr:!l
adveredr4 Sri *lie* 'VOW
Cldthiritßeti, ape, Bhoei, x -
tions, &e., it reduced **II. Buie/tore
at., opposite . AilawskoA 1212%.' ap2244'
Ifoalthes Celebrated -Milord Obi, for
trholututtisitt, nemagia, headache, tooth
"ll4l)•,.****4 ifl44 AllituabbNorig
giattal,"" * , f
SUPER FLOUR,
Emu EWER,
WHITE WHEAT, ....
BED.WILEAT,
CORN,
OATS,
CLOVER-SEEIL
BACON, SHOULDERS,
" BAYS,
LARD,
fiettyrborgGrain & Provision Narket,
0 , 00 @ 000
0.00 @ 500
0.6) 000
000 @
000 & 90
0 00 ~- /
Od
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000 3 000
.... 000 ¢ 000
000 43 30
.. 0a? @ 16,
oe a . 20
. 00 00
00 ei) 1234
00 @ 12%
00 @ 13
00 @ 6
00 • 60
EXTRA. FLOUR,
WRITE .WILIAT; .1.. A
RED WHEAT,
CORN,
OArs, .
BurxwirEAT ,
TINOTET-SEED,
CLOVER-SEED
POT/TOES,
.. • .......
EG08,....
Berns, SifortnEns
Suns
HAMS,.. ,
SOAP-.
TALLow
ATOCHO .431114
Closing Prices of He Haven & Bre
40 South 3rd 13t4 Philadelphia.
3 o'ctock, P. M
U. S. 6's of 'Bl, ....
64
" '65 new,
4 , 4 '67,
,UT;IJ BROWN sue.
" s's, 10-40's
11. S. 30 Year 6 per cent. Cy
Due Comp. Int. Notes, .....
Helm. c., O. 2
R.
12
6 9
Be , Ist b. 1 14
Emmert b
2d ~ 5 10
Reltzel, 3d b., 212
B bee&Y, r. L, 2 13
Seclth, e. L, 4 9
-Hersh, 1 L, 5 10
Wagner,,, s. s.. .0,13
• .
Gold 11i 11131
Sliver, 1 107 . 10tt c ,
Union Paplc Ist yti f09L1 . ,••• 4.1 r.
Cedtial ratMc k n. 1910'
Union Pacific Land Grant 80nd5,.... 780 790
27.102
Bzor—WAßarrr.--On the 24th ult., by Rev. M.
Bushman, Mr. Winfield Beck, to Miss Catharine.
E. Warren. all of this place.
BTios—Parrrz.—On the 31st of May_ at Dills
burg, York county, by Rev. J. K.. Bricker, Mr,
Amass Staub to Miss Marla '3." Penh', both of
Adams county.
YouNo—Fourrwr.—At Hanover, on the 29th ult..
by Rev. W. K. Zieber, Mr. Wm. S. Young, of
Baltimore, to Miss Amelia Forney, daughter of
Jacob Form Esq.; of !Maul r.z -
Jgg p 'lLenkr,pet
Obituary noticei b verde a Unefo; ail over four
llnee—cash to accompany the notice.
jtor.J.m.sx.—On'the 21st ult., In Buckanan. Pal
ley, Mr. John Rottman, aged ea years, lf , rahnMif
and 23 days.
CART.—On the 20th ult., In Menallen township,
George M., son of W. S. and Susanna Cart, aged
20_years and 8 months. -•
H.A.m—On the 28thinst., In New Salem, Mrs.
Margaret Hake, aged 62 years, 11 . mcmthsoyl4l2
days.
_..,_ , i i id - m iliipiiiei;
ihi f ir i bowelf t 'Vrhe•Saviour'il feet
One faith, one hope ye had who now are parted ;
And ye shall meet
, “ ,
~,
To part no mot: I • •
' Oh, glorious reality
Of faith and hope,-when llfe's faw years are e'ev,
Your st's clothed; with immortality,
To part no more t"
"Mirliiii 2 :-Cliiiiie - ir Pe„y. ill;
fant son of &gale
~ d , ligs seven
liters, agN s Mell
"I had a little cradle,
• f ,ti wi
, ohjailtAtyif%eftliPt 12 ' - U T . iIT 1
4)
tth. '
And now 1 have a. grave
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•!:$ • 7 Fer nse the- ' "*" 4 ''' ' ' '
"tile eiadfeistse ZWiawayi, , ..,.,, IL .'•
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ttie grave, it wibbgaidne 5/4 4. l :.2 ' •
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A c Ste . , -
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4
Until,
I m 1..1/4.
Until, I too. • umi rail,
Christ and nil'
Krumaltaa_-41119rahm19111 . rardarumentrw*
sh l 44 kt ,
and ID days. c thi
omfort rnee• 01 , It6 , lintiuttithir., Jaw
wank. ft., ilonleon, ipped bereavedlyear,7 Maths,
the .
Suaasies...aftilkollah.elt,r la.4lisaint--4empo
ship, David Shearer, aged 75 years, 4 months and
9 days.
[..4. curious incident ie rePerteettO us In comm.
lion with the .deceased. . co.
. ' MS
. - • . : Val
ere 1 " l 04,3nc1a7 of therear-theistk
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(For the Star and Sentinel
THE OMPE&HI HOMESTEAD.
Among the various institutions. which
Au q W ' , 7 lCiett r i4m g a sellei/ 1 0 9 4. 0
centre, - one of the most intereatingla the
National Orphans Homestead! To those
'best actrikinted wittahe present manage
ment of the Ho'mestead it has been known
tlityt the instruction given in the various
is'very ibarnugli ; -
This was made more generilly evident
by the public examinations .of . last Friday
and Saturday. It was our privilege to
be present in company with quite a num
ber of thu ottizetta,-of tbiam"artitY,lal!d
some visitors from a distance.
Every one present will teitify to the ra
ta/M*444 Tead4 l , BB 1 4 0 1 lotiok - 06,
fre banded ia thil.gnetiGit'otibeir
teachers..
The writer can testify also that the ex
aminations fairly displayla the actual at
tainments of the various 41airses, as there
were do putsfursivnert teforehand. No
one knew the qiiestlanteilvas to,be asked.
The examinations in 74ripic was especi
ally noticeable. We have teen acquainted
with many Public Schools and Sunday
Schoola , bat never yet hive : seen an equal
number or children so thoroughly taught
in musks.' They exhibited not: only train
ing pf,voicir,
~but complete kuowlcge of
the tuidirstenti at magic.
Mr. Smeltz, of Pennsylvania College
who has charge of this . department; de
serves to be highly ergratulated. Sing
ing and decladnations wete agreeably in
terspersed throughout - the examinations o
the two days. A liberal citizen of Gettys
burg was so highly pleased with the ez..
ercises, as to make a contribution ou the
spot for a treat of ice-cream for the chil
dren. .
This was enjs,pVed' 'on Monday - 'evening
with many kiiid remembrances of the
donor.
We are ; pleased to see a growing interest
in the Homestead on the part of our citi
zens. Such an institution is an honor and
a Idesstng /my con*mti4ity4 •Arotind , it
cluster affections and pmierir' 4orn vacant
hearth-stones in nearly half the States of
the Union. As to its financial manage
ment, for efficiency and economy it may
challenge conzparilan. Yrbelabor_perform
ed in it and for it has been a constant labor
of love and self sactifice. H.
GRAIN CRADLES.—GreencaBtle manufac
ture—decidedly the best in use—three
skim cm b.and—Brices reduced.. 4r sale
by R. SHERI'S, ;Oleo south of Gettys
burg. tf
FOR RENT.- - Several desirable Rooms in
south-east corner of the Diamond, the late
r(#l.lsPoe of BOA: rt.G.llbsocr. deceased.
For terms, &c., inquire of Mrs. Harper.
SETTLE UP!
The death of Mr. liAarra and the couseq,u . ent
dissolution of the firm of HARPYR, McPurasost
& Busman, makes It necessary to effect an Im
mediate settletnent of MI outstanding accounts
The Books of the late firm have been placed In
my hands for collection. AU persons in arrears
for Jobbing, Advertising and Subscription are
requested to call and settle.
Subscribers tan see by the labels on their pa
pers the dates to which their subscriptions are
. .
paid, and will remit accordingly. From all who
remit at once, (without subjecting the Am to tare
expenses of seeding out bills for collection.) $2 a
year will be accepted—thereby saving 50 cents a
year.
June 10, 1870.—tt D. A. BUEHLER.
I tuiew of thr Wilthets.
Bwltlnßore 4:rstits & Produce .Markel.
Baltimore, Thursday . Morning.
550 0 600
..... 600 0 625
160 0 170
145 0 160
' 95 @ 106
100 @ 110
60 64
... 000 0 000
~. 000 0 000
.. 14 0 14%
. 17 0 17%
000 0 23
16 0 1114
MAR4Iii)
"Weep not :" for only a little while
,P:rgat out its t.utUfliFedwl4"
ASSEMBLY, •
SEI:MEANT IllitifllEL C. GIFFIN of Hamil
tonban township, offers himself to the voters
of Adams Cdunty,_ irrespective of party as an
o f Candidate Mr AhdESIEBLY. Having
the Colors of the 12th Pa. Reeerves dur-
ing the 'War, and proved his devotion the Coun
try by service in the Oeld, he now asks the votes
of his fellow &MIS, pl edg ing himself, if elected,
to faithfu l iserve the people of Adams County,
with hon and fidelity.
July 8, 1 —te
crricx—Letters ot Adraintstratlon on the
1 1 • Estate of Jona LADY, deceased, late of me
nanen township. having been granted to the un
dersigned. he hereby gives notice to an persons
Indebted to raid estateto can and make Immedi
ate settlement and these haring claims against
thenticated for s
t tbe same will ple
ettlemease present nt. them properly Cu.
July 8-6 t Gettysburg,
HERe e buSt4Ty.sAdrsgn: ?a.r.
TIM Fatherland Series
SUNDAY-SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS
by the Sunday-School Union, Tract Society, I'res
- byeerian, Lutheran and. Methodist Boards ;
Publication, for Jude, at publishers' pricey, by
A. D. BUEH 1.14:1
Sunday-Schools supplied frith Books
Ted' r,x/ r«ies.
July 8, 1870.-41
PUBLIC VENDITE
The subscriber. Administratrix of the Estate of
Jscon Moots. late of Latimore township, Adams
coupty.ta.. deceaSed,-will sell at Public Sale, at
her reithience, about 1 mile north-east of York
Springs Borough. on Wednesday. the ugh e m,
of
August nett, the Personal Property of said de
ceased, to wit:
ONE GOOD HARE. 1 Sorrel Horse. 1. Young
Heifer. 2 narrow.txead Wagons, Hay Ladders,
other Ladders. several Log and other Chains,
Sl l et Rockaway Buggy , Corn Sheller, Fanning
Id Cutting - 4d, Horse Geani, Halters and Cow
, Rkling Saddle and Bridles, Wheelbarrow,
Clderßaffels, Plowe, iarrows and other fanning
jjalde l ae t d a ,
,Axes, maul and Wedges, Grind
stone, Wheat, Cern and Oats by the bushel a lot
ofilay by the ton. Also, HOuseho/d Furniture
2 Cook Stoves, Bureaus, Drawers, Bedste a d s an d
Bedding, Tables, Chairs, Copper and Iron Ket
tles andmany other articles too numerous to
insert
lit• Bale to commence at 11 o'clock. A. H . and
continue from day to day until all Is sold. Terms
made known on day of sale by
SABAH ANN JIARCH.
Adm'rx.
July B.—ts
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT
PRIVATE SALE
•
Tife Undetsigped,Eateentrix of the last Will and
testament of Mizanegh F. Shultz deceased, offers
at Private Sale, that destmble Property.
situate within the borough lrattra of Gettysburg.
on the commanding ridge immediately west of
town, where the Fairfield road crosses It. The
t=rty embraces 10 Acres and 72 Perches of
. about 5 Acres in a beautiful Grove of
White Oaks and Hickories; and theimildingsare
a spacious BRICK DWELLING Housg , t wo
stories, having 12 apartments. exelmive large
hails; shriek Kitchen and other outbuildings; a
Frame Cottage, with .5 rooms, erected fur School
purposes, for which It is admirably calculated.—
Alpo a Frame Barn, with manure and root cella rs
on the premises. large Vegetable. Fruit and
Flower Gardens, and an excellent Orchard, add
no little to the value of the property. The fruit
embraces every variety that can be grown in this
climate, whilst there is hardly an end to the flow
ersand shrubs.; Th e view from "Oakridge" is
veryfine In every direction.
The chance to acquire so elegant a property Is
rare. Such as may desire to view it are requested
fo cattpn VlALsesuta r willng thViR
TA A. ,TZ,
-- July 5, 1q5,-65( r Eze,utriz.
VALUABLE FARM AT
ERIVATE SALE
The undersigued.Ectecutrix of the W of Jes
loWinsitten. deceased, In ateordance ill
with' am sald
Will, offers at Private Sale the valuable Farm on
which she now resides, belonging to the heirs of
James Townsend, situated In Reading township,
Adams county, Pa., about miles north of
Hampton, 4 miles from York Sulphur Sprinp and
% mile g
from the Elidtlmore an4Carlisle pike, con
tainin 201 AEll;more its& This is coin
mouly-know.aVNs the 'Old Roand Hill Farm. - It
Is mostly of . the granite soil. has been heavily
limed and manured, and is In a high state of cut
tivation. There are about 160 Acres of good
farming land, and 40 Acres of good timber. The
farm Is well watered with springs and running
water t a never-failing spring of excellent water
about Li ands from The door •, also, another very
large and strong spring about mile from the
house, from which the water runs to the house
continually. forced by a hydraulic Earn, which
has been in *necessit et ration for over twenty
years. There Is a ganef excellent water stand
ng In tbe kitchen all the time, stutible for cook
ing or washing. From the house the water Is
carried by lead pipe to a trough in the barn yard,
thus harnMing plenty of water all the time forall
the static. The buildings' area
c laje two-story
STONE DWELLING HOI:SE, a sized Stone
Barn, a large framed Stable withstabling for 6
horses ,• Hay Mows, Straw Shed, Be, Wagon
Bbo. Grain House, Machine House, Shop, Smote
114a4-Spri lA T SM Hag How, and other 4e
ceasatrbul under piM Shingle roof.—
There la a No. Apple Orchard In good bearing
order; also, Peaches, Pears, Plums, Cherries, &c.,
In abundance. This desirable farm Is very con.
venientinhicalted ki regard to ChUrchell, School
H Mmies..Griet Sawhillitlelacksinith
Shops,
All persomtdesirous of purchasing such a farm
are respectfully Invited to call and examine for
themselves. They will find it as represented.—
Terms easy -and reasonable. A portion of the
money can re dowern the farm titleesir. There
is no widow's in It, and will be made
free from all incuinbrance.
hanwifisos specimens of Magnetic iron Ore
142 ire, utul oa [anti. $ •
Any 'desiciagfurther infaramilon, (If ft
Is not 'convenient for them to call.) may obtain it
by letter by addressing
MART T. TOWNSEND, Berz.
July 8.-3 m Hampton, Adams co., Na
Star Bone Phosphate
The best known Fertilizer
TRIED _ AND APPROVED !
Jiffy' WI, 1870.
ri' HE "Star Bone Plitc,pliate,l' manufactured by
BURK:BOLDER Is no longer an ex
periment. but has been
.11.13 115%
.111% 112
.111% 111%
.111% 111%
.110% 110%
.111/X• 411 -
.110% 111
.108% 10g%
.113% 114%
. 19
Thoroughly Tried and Tested
during the last 'ear or t wo, by numeruns Farm
ers in Adams and adjoining Counties, and where
ever used is admitted to be the '
BEST AND cIIEAPEST
Fertilizer nowitnnarket. The itroprletoni there
tore copently recommend it. to Fanners azo
Apical' lets, kssured' ttrat all who! try it. 101
not rig Wring toido titliont lc:. _ ,
... , •
_ .
_
THE AMMONIA
iiiijwiltntly from the orianle liortio s it
of the booe,
Pr $56 per Ton to sags.
Partneri( wishing Ground Bone, 011 of Vitro!; can
be supplied. Gtve us a
BITSIFLMOLDES * WILSON,
GETTYSBURG, PCNIV".A.
PETER Bottum, Manufacturer.
is..Tbe Phosphate is for sale by
A. SPANGLER, Gettysburg, p g „
WIBLE & SON Gettysburg, ra.
' - • MELHORN & BENDER, NewOrford
ORO. YOUNG & SON, Hanover, Pa.
July 8,1870.-4 m
P4Y, HP!. PAY ,ITT
nAVING sold out my Store tour, s or i n d
Coot,desire to close up all •
BOOK ACCOUATTB ••
without 4e.ii ! r, and request al! , perirp f A c ref t
TO TALL INNEliljarigyi • -
&Mt_ mkke settlement— I eau
. o Nrstatia. aecoanto not Pak
x 4 tiu(l .
.be.Rutlnthelmndsa at r• or
coßt
- , • • - /3.
IvOn in the_131664.
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THE - PIIRUITM sni,ut
)
1n Iron nate, without .1/coho p
l, '
tie blood as easily /la the idle-
Ood k vitaliziall dud invAd=te whole
la; etanualetes with
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Wrakafts. n amorit; Soo ,
ea?* Om the_ _ereas
W
ekureettwa4 taLt fr iek elerwernONin ini
Tainphlete - *e. J. r. YdlipiCiltk u z a pil e
93-Dey street,' new York. So by
aen
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FEATHERS! .
THE undersigned o ff ers tq the citizens of GeF
tyliburg and vicinity a. rare chance to avail
rivalle
themse d lres of the unparalled benefits of this un
.Fearlser Dressing and Renovating Machine,
The most successful patentof the kind everoffer
ed.to`tbe public. And we venture the prediction
that it never Will be excelled, for It proves to be
exactly what all conditions and qualities of Feath
ers, from entirely new to old and much worn,
need,tq render them as perfect u age, quality and
condition will admit of their being made.
TA&Cleameing is. Done Entirety by Steam.
.
No Ore coming near the Feathers, consequently
no poUlbility of;burning, scorching, or otherwise
luring them.,, By this proocie all moths are de
stroyedrelie aad remofrom ved, the Feathers cleansed, the
fibres ved matted tion, givin
a bed an astonishing imm their ease in bulkposi, often more g
•than one-half; also removing all disagreeable
scent which is so common to new as well as old
Feathers. In fact glying the ammaraace and es
sentlal qualities of New Veasnere, and reliev
ing them from all liability to moths by the remov
al of all gummy or glutinous matter from the
quill. Our facilities are such, that by short no
tice we can take and return beds the same day,
well dressed and ready tor immediate use.
'warrant entire sattsfaction or - make no
charge. All persons, especially ladles, are invited
to call and
room Machine inroperation, at Pax.
ton's stare ott Baltitnore street, anti judge
for themselves.
air-Feathers called for and returned in town
without extra ebare. .1. FLETCHER.
July
Zettyaurg3.B Railroad
sengneLie,
0 4 1 ,tPlencinti on rue , 21st day of Inn,, moo.
LEAVE SPRINGS HOTEL AT
4!; 9.15; 11 A. M. 2.15 ; 5; 7.30:
LEAVE GEtTYSBURG AT
$3.30; 10 A.M. 1230; 3; Cal; 8; 10.30 P. II
EVERT MONDAY MORNING.
Leave Springs Hotel at Gettysburg at 7.01
G EH. N•. HOWELL. Rry'r.
:rune :14::-;41/
S'ore Room for Re
A li tr i ' g to E c l e ia lL t, t, e N n; E g i o 'l ila r l e n d os t ineTY . a o sZe
Fellow Hall Association of Yox4f._ . Springs" have
an eleint room 55 feet , long. -1 wide, with an
open front In the be4t . business portion of the
Borough of YORK !WRINGS. Adams emintv. Fa.
For further information, address the - Oda Fel
low Hall Asswiatlon."
York Springs, Pa., Nov. 'X, ISt.?.)--tf
FPRNITITHE
Joseph Walton & Co
Cabinet-makers.,
So. 413 Phi/adaphiti
UR establishment Is one of the oldest In Phil
/ adelphla. and Irons long experience and
superior facilities we azerepared furnish got sl
work at reasonable prices.
We manufacture fine furniture, and also MP
dim priced furniture of superior quality. A
large stock of furniture always on hand. Goods
made to order.
Counters,„ Desk Work and OMee Furniture for
Banks. CMOs And Store*. made to order.
Jos. WAVICLN: J.: LIPPINCIDTT. J. L. S(' OTT.
Feb. 11 1870—ly.
AYE 'S
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For re.4 , riivi Gra!/ flair to it.. 4 /Weil /./
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drelalng which Ls at once agreeable, health
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with the Ow. and freihneu ci youth. Thin hair
la thickened. failing hair checked, and baldness
often, [hough not always, eared by Its use. Noth
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stroyed. or the glands atrophied and deeaye
But such as remain can be saved for usefulness
by this appimaticim Instead of (*fug the hair
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vigorous. Its occasional Use will prevent the hair
front turning gray or failing off. and consequently
prevent baldness. Free from those deleterious
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nothing else can be found so desirable. Contain
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a rich glossy lustre and a grateful perfume.
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Practical -and Analytical Chemists
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TILE RAND-IN.HAND MUTUAL LIFE DI.
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THE GREAT MEDICAL
D
Di: WALKEWB CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BirraS
MORE THAN 600,08* PERSONS Bear testi
luny to their wonderful Curative Mots,
VAIIAT ARE THEY
THEY ARE. A GNNTLE PURGATIVE AS
WELL• AS A TONIC, possessing, also; the pecu
liar merit of acting as a powerful agent in reliev
ing Congmtion or Inflammation of the Liver; and
all the Visceral Organs. _
FOR FEMALE COMP LAINTS, whether in
young or old, married or single, at the dawn of
'womanhood or the turn of Hie, these Tonic Bitters
hashtno enrol. APSenti tor circular.
I iii= 0 VILE F
ARE N T A ANCIT DRINK;
Vicni t llX/R
_MT, WHONDIZT, PROOF
AND' MINFUSB LIQUORS, doctored,
sp , sweetened to please the _taste, called
"Tonics,""Appetizers," Bmtorers," kn., that lead.
that no drunkenness add ruin, butr i a
true in Rosh Ito Nativelnots int ertot
of l lf ' NZ FROM ALM LI t
r i are the GREAT B IML
• 4; and LIF • e rvING rIIINGIT a patient
Zen'
_eyinnr, ftormor 'of the spite arty-
N
lag off'aft ' ' .' mm matt, *Ad redo ng the
II ;blood to a ..thy condition No person can take
I these Bitters, Wording to atrecgons, and remain
;
long unwell.
l NINO will be given for an incurable case, pro
/ vidad the boom are not destro by mineral
1 pawns •or other means, and vital organs
* t imm t, g re
s • A T , CHRONIC
o f
1;4: I I AND UT, SPEMA, OR
NDIGES ON BILIOU• REMITTENT ANI)
NT raft' • V , r:
NM D.IWASM:"RE
these _ • 11, • ;* 4 : J AND_ G LAD Fit ha • been. most_W.—
, SUCH DlSEAllit . mmtird by. VITIATED
BLOOD, whieltis prositiy derange
ment of the DIG :•:.•: 6RGANS.
Cleanse the,Vitiated Blood whenever you find
its incitierbanstin the g rod aurost i akin in Pint-
Ind It o=tal l : and ift E trish iri tr eTe lle i r,l eg l i
cleanse it.when it Wfpol,.
b teelinlit.
teildimu when. jeep i i.. woe pure alel the
Ot_theaystenr wilt relieve f
, TAPE, and.othee WOJUIES, I!„ in the
eye ea mop thou ands, are well - de
in Mow ma w w, t .vats;
these BittenitisaV re • , 4 : 4 , . ME .
each
nom- langstages—tlr•i . - Ger
-,y, • •rt als :l•o_
_p dolor, _
._3lCorthinpree it-, /ti- ir,
rage*, and Gene_ml :Alents„ San •
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and .1 2 W i?s' -.
i .
airlical lir itituttmeters 4 lialinum . " '4%.
.
Orie l disrallik 'lllosittme inthe best advert
1 thing medium in Southern Pennsylvania,
INDIAHAPOMS,
WESTERN RAILWAY
Seven per /rent. Gold Loan
The bonds are In denominations of $l.OO each
Secured by a first mortgage on 3:15 miles of road,
from Indianapolis, the largest city an n
portant railroad centre In the State of lndiana, to
the city of Pekin In '
ONE - HUNDRED AND EIGHTY MILES of the
Line are now in FULL OPERATION. and equip
ped with New, Fnterr-Ctass Rolling Stock, con
sisting of 2:i Locomotives;23 Passenger Coaches
7 Baggage and Express 705 BO; Stock an d
Coal Cars , and more w he addedas the wants'of
the toad reluire. e earnings tre already
GREATLY rs EXCESS OP THE IN. TEREsT...oN THE
WHOLE ISSUE or Borten. The balance, twenty.
five miles of the division In Indiana. Ls nearly all
graded, with all the- Iron on hand, and will be
completed without delay.
There are Thirty-six depots on the. lie, LoGINAT
ED IN CITIES AND TOWNS THAT CONTA n IN, THE
AGGREGATE, A POPULATION OF ONE HUNDRED AND
NINETY THOCJIAND, averaging over 1920 10 each
square mile, within a radius of half a mile of the
track; and WITHIN TWENTY MILES OP THE TRACK,
THERE IS A POPULATION OP ANOUT SIX HUNDRED
VROVitin.
At lames theottgh the counties of Marion ; Hen
dricks, Montgomery, Fountain, Warren and Ver
million, in the State of Indiana, and Vemlllion,
Champaign, De Witt, Platt, McLean and Taze
well Counties, in Illinois, on the line of the old
emigrant grate road which was laid out In
the best imrflon of those States before the time of
railroads, was them the main line of Western
travel, and consequently became more thickly
settled than other sections of the West, as the
numerous cities, large villages, and products of
these counties demonstrate.
Besides the large agricultural productions of
this section the manufacturing Interest is very
extensive in the large towns and Is rapidly In
creasing.
The coal mines at Danville on this hue are ex
tensively and profitably worked, and FURNISH
BUSINESS FOR OV.KR THREE HUNDRED
COAL CARS on this line at present, and MORE
'THAN TWICE THAT NUMBER WILL RE RE
QUIRED to carry coal on completion of the re.
malidng link.
From the present earnings on 180 miles it is
safe to assume that the LOCAL BUSINESS ALONE
WILL BE AMPLE NOT ONLY TO PAY THE
BONDED DEBT, BUT LARGE DIVIDENDS ON
THE STOCK.
In addition to the population and wealth of the
country and all that is necessary to support a
first-class road and make it a profitable invest
ment through local traffic, it tones a grand cen
tral trunk line for through butrinexa not surpomed
by any road of equal length in flue Wexf.
At Indianapolis it connects by main lines with
the cities of Columbus, Peveland, Pittsburg. Cin
einnati—and with the Pennsylvania Central, Bal
timore and Ohio and other important railroad
lines. At Pekin, the western terminus, eonnee
tions are made with Peoria. Quincy, Keokuk,
Burlington and Omaha. At Bloomington. with
the Illinois Central &nut, which rues northwest
660 miles to Fort Dodge, lowa. A verplarge bus.
Iness will be done with this line. Atenville it
connects by rail with Toledo on lake Erie. A map
will show ill these to be very important connec
tions In making through lines over this route.
The Loan Is placed beyond any contingency by
the present earnings from local train° on One
Hundred and flighty miles, which must necessa
rily be doubled when the trains run through.
The Bonds are convertible at the option of the
holder Into stock at par at any time, which adds
greatly to their value. They may be registered at
the Farmers' Lowland Tru.st Company If desired.
Footman Payable April and October,
Free of Tax.
Total Issue $ 5 , 0 00.000—52,900,000 of which are
placed In trust with the Farmers' Loan and Trust
Company to redeem and cancel R 1,000,000 bonds
Issued to the Danville. Urbana, Bloomington, and
Pekin Railroad. now merged into this road, mak
ing the loan only 53,000,M0, over half of which
has been sold in Europe and this market. The
balance we offer at 90 and accrued interest. At
this low price the Bonds, being so amply secured,
will be quickly marketed.
We have been thoroughly posted in regard to
the road from the start, have closely inspected It
from time to time during construction, and being
familiar with the. wealth and resources of the
country, the responsibility' and 'lntegrity of the
officers and directors of the company and the
present earnings of the road., it is with pleasure
that we recommend the Bonds as one of the
cheapest and safest Investments in the market,
sure of a high standard among. the best railroad
securities In the country
All marketable securities received In exchange
at market rates. Bonds delivered to all points,
Free of Expresso Charges.
TUNER BROTHERS,
BANKERS, NO. 14 NASSAU STREET.
uly
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"'WONDERS
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A H. STEPHENS
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• -
\V ell's Carbolic Tablets.
After much study and scientific Investigation as
to the remedial qualities of Csninatic ACID, Dr.
Wells has discovered by proper combination with
other articles in the form of a Tablet, a specific
for all pulmonary diseases. Timm TABLETS are
a Sraz Cana for all diseases of the REsTIRAT4RT
ORGANS, SORE THROAT, COLD, CROUP, DITTERRIA,
Aernacs, C.s.r.snart, or Hossennass; also a suc
cessful remedy for Kidney difficulties. Price 25
cents per box. Sent by mail npon receipt of
price, by JOHN 44. 'CELLO°, Cliff street, New
York. Sole Agents for the United Slates.
May LM-8w
WHY DON'T YOU TftY
WELL'S CARBOLIC TABLETS.
They are SURE Com for Sons Tiotoss% Comm.
CROUP, DIPTHERIA, CATARRH, OR HOLIKOHiteI3B;
also a successful remedy for Kidney difficulties.—
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price, by JOHN Q. KELLOG, 34 Platt.st, New
York, Sole Agent for N. Y.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
June 3,1.870.-8 w
EIGHT PER CENT. GOLD
First Mortgage Bonds
OF THE ISSUE -OF
$l5OO. 0 0 0
, •
BY THE
St. Josfiph Sl, - Denver City
RAILROAD COMPANY.
In denominations of 0,000 and 010, coupon or
registered, with interest at Eight per cent per
annum, payable 15th February and August, in.
GO_DD nee df United States taxes, in, New York
orE.nrepe./ The bonds have thirtl ru e s y ars to rim,
payable In New YOrk in GOLD. tees, Fttin,
ers' Loan and Trust CoMpany of New York. The
mortgage which secures tnese bonds
Ls at the rate
of eL%500 per Mile r coven a complete road for
' every bond Issued, and Is a tint and ONLY
Fort
Kearney, This line, connecting St. Joseph with Fort
Kearney, will make a short and through route to
California.
The CompanY have a Capital Stock 4)U:1110,000,000
And a grant of Land from Congress, of
1,000,000 Acres, valued, at the lowest
estimate, at 4,000,d00
First Mortgage Ponds 1,500,00
Total. • '
..0t. 4 .. , Atilirsillooo
Total length or road. Tel miles, distance itch:vi
ed In this Mortgage, iii miles; price, 97 , 4 and ac
crued interest, IN OURRENCY. Can be obtained
from the undersigned. Also, Paairta.
rm
and information relating thereto, ese botr
being so well wound and yielding a ge Income,
are desirable topartles seeking safe andlucrattre
Investments. We recommend them With entire
confidence.
W. P. CONTERSE & CO.,
coma:mtg. ADENTs,
No. 54 ihae street, New Ireydis s
4 CO!
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Let ns hope that the insane practice of admin.
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Northern Central Railway.
SUMNER SCHBDULX
gIN and after June 12,1810, Trains will leave
S./ Hanover Junction aS follows:
LEAVE NOUTHWA.RD.
10.33 a. ni.—Dally fqr Williamsport, daily (except
Sundays) for Minim, Rochester, Buf
falo, Niagant, Falb and Erie and the
e
1.10 a, in. — l a W
ilyst.
for Elmira, Buffalo. &e.
2.09 p. m.—Dally (except Sundays) for Williams.
port and Erie.
6.05 p. m.--Dally (except Stuidgebr Yerk.
10.03 a. m.—Dally (except Sun ) for Hants
burg and the West.
LEAVE SOUTHWARD.
7.05 a. in.—Dail stoppin&at Parkton only.
7.52 a, m..—Datl (except Sundays) stopping at all
Stat °rut.
1.2.25 p. m.—Dally stopping at Parkton only.
10.19 a. m.—Dally (except Sunday)stopping 51
Parktou and Cocke le only.
4.54 p. m.—Dally >except Sun ys) stopping at
the Stations.
EDW. S. YOUNG,
_fuss. Agent _ Baltimore Md:
ALFRED It,
General i!Sitniendent,
June 24, 1370.—ft Harrisburg, Pa.
Gettysburg Railroad.
FIRST TRAIN leaves Gettysburg at 8.30 A.
M., arriving at Hanover Junction at 10.1.5 A.. 31 ;
Baltimore 1210 P. M. ; Washington 2 P. M. ; York
1110 A: M. ; Harrisburg 12.30 P. 3L ; Williamsport
5:15 P. M. ; Columbia 12.10 P. M. ; Lancaster 2 P.
M.; Philadelphia (via Columbia or Harrisburg)
5.36 P. M., and via Baltimore 6.30 P. IL ; New
York 9.30 P. M. by either Harrisburg, Philadel,
phia or Baltimore ; Pittsburg 12 night. Return
ing, arrives at Gettysburg 12.20 P. M.
SECOND t RAIN leaves Gettysburg at 24.5 P.
IL, arriving at Hanover Junetßat LM P. M. ;
atitimore 7.15 P. AL ; Washtngton 10 P. M. ; Turk
6.40 P. M. ; Harrisburg 1155 P. M. ; aud Pittsburg
10.10 A. M. Returning, arrives 6.20 P. IL
July 1, 1170.—tt R. MCOUBDV, eap't.
ROSADAIIS
rpRE GREAT AMERICAN HEALTH
RESTOIiEN, purifies the bl Diseases ood and
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(Rheumatism, Diseases of Wome n
. and ail
Chronic A ff ections of the Blood. Liver aad
Kidneys Recommended by the Medical
Faculty and many thousands of dur best
citizens.
Read the testim u i l of a mid pa
ourittie j',/ to s Maa nts whir haVe ; senof d for
Book, Al
manac for which we publish for
gra/100M non; -Will give you
much valuable inkirmatlon.
Dr. R. W. Carr, of Baltimore, saik
I take pleasure la reco your
RoaanaLuo as a very powerful
1,
have seen
it
use in two
axon. cosea rum
mul case
in which the patient prono . nuielt
cured Wow having taken bottles
of your' medicine. The other is a cue'
of scrofula of long standing, which is
d=japrarlagoualealartuirr, sad the W
are Mat the patient will soon me
cover, !hare disneuusihsAio roma,
Ls Dr/Mick your la anti and
it an evAnt co o alterutive
gredkaas.
Dr. Siparks, at Robtsville, says be I
baa - Rona& ieb eascaidesof Ry.,
scrofula aid
secondary syphilis with satlasetory results
leaner. M the Blood / knoweuilieMar
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a remedF•
Samuel°. WPM** Murfrowe,
I says:
I have • 'even_ brittle!, of
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i tlinewaiatioa lksil =
me ' Fa 'it for my
brother,
who • • lore eyes.
Benjamin Bechtel. ot Ltesa i . th ?writce,
I have awkwed fin o twentypears au In
veterate ern - Won over a body ; a
abort time mos I :a bottle of
Reseda* and it effecte4 perfect gure.
-'1 1 ! -I64 4 1 0 ilkacifif, by 01 prattlifte.
Wniratotty; tichinge iniee, Baltimore.
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Feb. 4; 1870.—lra .
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PATENTS
TIME TABLE.
pot Notictl.
XTOTlCE.—Letters of Administration
t ozze
II estate of GBOKOIS Douai, tate of
- township, Adams county. Ps.„ deceased, ha
- been gaoled to the undersigned, reskuar In
township, he hereby Wes notice to all persons Mr
debted to mid estate make immediate payment,
and Ulose having clahna against the same so pr..
tent them prowrly authenticated for settlenyent.
June 10, Itc7.6t WM. D. HIME.4. Ma n%
A SSIGNEE'S 14.7017 CE.
The undersigned having been appointed Aside.*
wet of JOHN W. Darts and Wife, of klotint)m
township. Adams rotintY, In trust for creditors, ,
hereby give notice to all persons indebted to '
Assignor to make Imme d iate payment of their re
spective dues, and all persons having claims or
demands to present the same properly anthentl.
sated for settlement.
JOSEPH STOCARLAH
JOSEPH DAVID,
Jane 10, 1/170-41
Assignees.
ilia -The first named Assignee lives In Nonntjoy
township, Adams
Carro County, Pa., and Md. the last named
near Taneytown, ll county,
- - -
NOTICE—Lettm of Administration on the
estate of AVIREW HlMlTztuctx, deceased.
late of Franklin township, Adams county, Pa.,
having been granted to - the undendimmt, they
hereby give notice to all persons Indebted to said
estate to make immediate payment, and thaw
having claims a gai nst the same to present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
MARTIN HKINTZELMAN,
JAMES MICKLKY.
Julie 1870-6 t Admen.
Arne first named Atlntlubdrator. resides Is
Franklin county, P. 0. address Fayetteville; the
other to Adams county, P. O. address Seven Mars.
Administrator's Notica.
CHARLES hiyERS RESTATE—Letters of ad.
Ministraion on the oharles Myers.
late of Menallen township. A d am s county de
ceased, having been granted to the undendintid.
the first-named residing In Cumberland towuritdM
and the Last-named In Menallen township afore
said, they hereby give notice to all persons In
debted to said estate to make Immediate payment,
and those having claims against the same to pre
sent them properly authenticated for settlement.
FRANCIS BREAM.
SAMUEL MEALS,
June 24, hrm-.ut, Administrator..
TAX NOT
NoTick: LM hereby given that the Unpl4•ates for
DOROUII AND SCHOOL. TAXES for 101 have
been placed In my hand for eolleefMn
An Abatement of 7 per cant.
will be allowed on all Borough and 80100/ Tam.'
paid on or before the Lt of August
NeCßE.tia. C'alledur. °
July 11.—td
S HERIFF'S SILE
By virtue of sundry writs of Fier, Aran. and
Daysrt Pheaa tuned out of the Court of COMAXM
Flea of Adams eo..and to me dlrected . l wil/ sell at
Public Bak, at the Court House, in ttysbitrit.
on Saturday, the 16th day of 1870, at 1 o -
dolt; P. AL, the following described Real Itstate,
viz:
NO. I—A LOT OF GROUND alt
gtultekt tg Borough otteGettgr
aide Alan: eta!:
age streS i S i d il iolitg lot of Henryonaker on
the east lot of A. . Febnel on w -
proved with a twostory FRAME G
HOUSE, Frame Stable, and a spring of water on
the premises.
NO. 2—A LOT OF GROUND ad
}pining No. Icm the east and wi t h Await Rol
=Lon the west, Improyed a two-story
DWELLING HOUSE, Seised and taken
In execution ae the real estate of AIIGIIIIMIII R.
Fawn.
Also, A LOT OF GROUND, situate in
the Borough of Gettysburg, Adams county, Pa.,
fronting on the east skie of the Ma
road, adjoining lot of John Eltzmiller ni %IV
south and lot of James Woodward on
,a 7,
tw igs, north
HOUSE,
with a two-story Frame D
HOUSE, and a one-story frame liltehei.
with a number of fruit trees on the premisea--
Seized and tak en
_in esecution as the real est Ate
of GROWN E. A.l7l3l=jui.
Also, A. I,OT OF GROUND, situate in
the Baronet- otAsburg. Adams county, Pa.,
ironing' on ide of tbe York turnpike,
actioininicluotatbe a
William and Henry on the
eat and of Fahnestock and on a,west, iftro ved with a twoatary Brick ma,
LING HOUSE, and a twoatorr Brick Backluil
ding attached. This property is new. Seized and
taken in execution as the real estate of nIANCIII
N. Mantic
JACOB HLUNK, Bherff
July 1, 1870.—ts
air Ten per cent. of the purchase money upon
all sales by the Sheriff must be paid over Intmedl4
ately after the property Is struck down or ow
Ware to comply therewith the property will b e
again put up for sale. y
Pisalianas.
TSB CUCVlialisii WOOD
PUMP!!
one dotes reasons why AU to the best Pinny
Incintifischired ..iisceplea Jer
WELLS AND CISTERNS.
I. it Is Simpl 2. It Ls Ramble. 3. It Is Durable.
4. It Work very if.a4ly,_ & throws Water
Rapidly. 6. It Is Wood. 7. Tbe
to
Is Tasteless. & does not Crack to
the Ron. S. It b not liable to get
out of order. 10. Ellanikl say
remiss be lb time,
ty ean easily be
any person. n. t wp j
y
noo frame. 1L It Is
. 9=4 Mum
reliablean y
riunp =atm,
tacturred,
TESTIMONIALS.
In testimony of the superior character of this
Pump, we refer, by permkelon. to the folketint
persons who have had lt in use. and tested 16 wftE
entire spktion:
Jer. er, Franklin tp. • George Smith.
Hun* ; Arnold Lives A .
Mysnt, Latimore tp. ; John tress ied Gettys t
H. P. Sigh= Greenmount ; Peter vt.ly,_ •
-
field; Daniel Eini ta Pairnekt ; Wm. Young. Mpunt
joy tp. ; Andrew verstock, Tyrone tp,
Persomi requiring Pumps for wells or cisterns,
WI -Lave them furnished all complete sad Teak
for use by sending the depth of the wen or cis
tern. nattsfacnon guaranteed in all cases or Lo
payment required,
Orders by teal or otherwise promptly attended
to.
OSEPH
MeEnightsto J wn. Adams county, Feu
Oct. 29, 1859.—1 y
WANTED AGENTS,
to canvass for
mucus asp aaver.'s sown: moan
KEROSENE LAMP,
pronounced by more than 50 Prodeacma In our Col.
Jtee:
Absolutely Safe
—saves 38 per cent. of Ml—no bad odor—Will ncit
break or wear out, because metallc. Our agents
makeal as mon
rileey,
d. because tt supplies a want as g al .
rers
For fun partkulars address with
2d Floor, M
BENJeet aqlt
=burg, a.
Oct. 15, 1859.—tf
COMMISSION HOUSE.
ZEITAIIMEMD 1&5l.
Particular attentkm even to the sale of
FLOUR, GRAIN,
AND FIELD SEEDS, te.
J. HENRY GIESE,
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
21 SPEAR'S WHARF', BALTrifORE.
N. B.—Have 11"11rood to the nor of sky Ware
house opd deep dock to frost.
rating, Abaigpi on band and for sale at loweitt market
Lump & Ground Plaster ,
- t i_I.OIIENDALZ CEMENT AND
CALCINED PLASTER,
at wholesale or In quantities to snit.
Baltimore, April 15 187111-3niln
YO 6 NT'S. -- i'.;00011 - ill
no ?R1 coat or
PP77117) &ORR =BOLT, IXIFZURNIA,
oarnSe Infianunatory or drew of
If not of too loos Also,
tried in
RCA FEVER. This medicine been
THOUSANDS OF CASES,
different parte ol the county, and bee never
bow_io bll lt taken in time aid accord
ant so 11 tamaniutted to ewe. Give
It a, trial It effl %IPA for Well Every house—
Einkl an rulthe theaseivei with si box of Dab
se keep it ott hands. The cures that it
has eitaeled are or
marvelous. -
lllPPreplared and gold by rem= Yourr Co..
Pa., or by Weir authorized airlits. —
rw=Thiparly all the Ekrenth_Aidhrmi count)". IMAM voltrer et CO.
liay rG Met —tt •
•
Notice to the Public
PIUS wide/signed M mining a Line of Wins
from Haitty•town to Gettysburg, lea • gm
*tost i g• on Monday. Wetim.sft3 , and • e st
A. ttatt by • ..
Pale
cat i Zr ea tad Cie z .
.ay; -
/Ad •
past tour o'isi= rot
to make A
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