al and tersoual Pats,
- 11,ABLE LANDS !!
FOR TALE.
1, A FARM, two miles no'rth-
Gettysburg. adJong Bolus Rot e l Drop .
Amts. with Large BRICK HOUBB,largy
r Barn. Tenant House, and other ImprOre.
Price s6.noo—not more than cost of MUM-
2. A FARM, two and a half miles
crest of Gettyenurg, adjohnm , No. 1, 114
with good ts"TIJNE Barn sad
mproyentenx. An excellent grass farm.
UAL
S, A FARM adjoining No. 1, and
atgifEGATivirErticalaNlelag divided
Otambersburg Turnpike and
cry choice building lots. Price, W ig "
4, A FARM, five miles from Get
. on public road, ISO Acres_„ giood land in
uylltaon, with large BRICK HOUSE, and
Ipzer Barn. Price s s ,soo—verY cheap,
5, A VERY GOOD FARM , two
ont Gettysburg, 240 Acres, with , large
110 USE. large Bank Barn, all in good
a. Price +MO per acre.
6, A FARM, 170 Acres, four
m Gettysburg on Public road, condom
-111 BCILDINGS, red land, ;Li limed.—
.000 halt cash.
7, An excellent FRUIT FARM,
north of Gettysburg, on public road,
o Acres good land, with comfortable
~ Price 4141A0.
8. A GOOD RED LAND FARM
comfortable HOUSE and all needed
ings, and Barn, Land limed and In good
af Gettysburg , near Balttmore Turnpike,
rom 3 miles from Littlestown.
bui
9, A TRACT OF GRANITE
twee milers from Gettysburg, on York
Acres, good HOUSE and STABLE, a
nd for store or Mechanic. Price 12400.
10, A VERY GOOD FARM, two
st of Gettysburg, on public road, 221
ell limed and In good condition,
_mod
Vreatherboarded large Bank
mty fruit, good location. Price 550 per
will sell ISt Acres with buildings at same.
11, A VERY GOOD STOCK
WO miles east of 'Gettysburg, on York
Acres, or will sell 110 Xeres, about
good FRAME HOUSE, two Barns, well
Price SIM per acre—terms easy.
2. AVERY VALUABLE FARM,
of which 100 acres heavy Timber, Oak.
and Walnut, the miles west of Gettys•
public road, two sets of Buildings, will
the whole, excellent fruit farm, good
gravel. Price 545 per acre.
3, A GOOD FARM, 130 Acres, 7
m Gettysburg, on Harrisburg road, good
HOUSE and Barn, all kinds of fruit.-
4, A FIRST-CLASS RED LAND
60 Acres, or will sell 100 Aereil ; 2 miles
ttysbum, on Harrisburg road ; good
ed HOUSE, Bank Barn, abundant
id limed and In good order.
venal other Farms and Town Property.
:dery lands and Town Property, to ex
r Adams County Farms.
R. G. IdeCRE.A.RY,
Attorney for the Oumers,
f • Gettysburg, -Pa.
- - -
IC SALE OF
•
VALUABLE'JAN D
dersigned having quit housekeeping will
bile Sale. on Tuesday, the 2d da
Iro. at 10 o'clock, A. M the followin g
• LOTS OF GROUND. situate it Butler
Adams county. l'a., adjoining lands of
fiensperger. Israel Omer, Peter Butler,
nour, and others. The ?arm contains 89
ad kk:RCHES, of good farm land.—
.e lots, to wit:
Contuwing 6 ACRES and -.16
Ct):.'uitilug 5 ACRES xnd SO
( . .titninhig 7 ACRES and 50
rn and lots will be sold 'together or
as will best snit purelmers.
d is all Ingood tanning order, and is
Lied with all kinds of Timber, with a fair
n of Meadow. The land has ail been
ns wishing to buy will call wale no
Pdanee will begiven and terms made
y JOSEPH TAYLOR, Sen.
AMIE:I
'ABLE PROPERTY AT
PRIVATE SALE
. .igned oilers at Private Sale a VERY
• ' AIM, situate In &ratan town
ot 1% miles southwest of Newchester,
• lands of Henry lacunas, Esq., George
. :gut others, containing 86 ACHES of
high state of cultivation. The Improve
e a new weatherboarded CurtAGE
Fratne Baru, a thriving young Orchard
Ind Peach 1. recs. Grape % ines and Fruit
he yard, a well of Water at the door; a
ing stream runs through the centre of
. There Is an abundance of umber.—
ion Is convenient to Churches, Schools,.
Market.
suited
Ifts well)r entire suit pld iu r dluvir:111°11. and
rs.
us wishing to view the premises or su
ms, will call on the subset - lbw or ad
' eurr.
A BBAHAIA. }ICKES.
lester, Aug. 13, 184i61.-41
ABLE TOWN PROPERTY
AT PRIVATE SALE
)li.cdr n
A e I r
T v
ish n es to
nindli p o se
roef
hisylaobollie
ibersbur . g c tunpik g I n Ac he , Boog
of
rg.
uUSE Is built on the Cottage style, with
• Ins and Is very Convenient
G throughout,
, well of water at the door, with a good
other outbuildings. The rounds are
out, and planted with a variety of or-
Trees.
wrson wishing to buy this is a rare
'ertn3 easy.
Id possession will be given In the second
une ; If not sold by that time it will be
rent until the Ist of April, 1871.
ictuars enquire of Geo. Arnold or Sam.
• xi at the First National Bank or of
CYJS.Uti fi 1.11311ZT
Flora Dale P.
1870-if
ABLE TOWN PROPERTY'
AT PRIVATE BALE
.old at Private Sale the VALUABLE
Yin the Borough of Gettysburg, yn the
'hambersburg street and the Liamond.
-Moll Cbrner," fronting f3D feet on
urg street, and runolug back to a pub.
The improvements consist of a TVvO
- DWELLING, with two.aztua ,
•bullding, &ore ROOMS, Frame triable,
valuable stand fur any kind of bLysl-
sold on reasonable term& For fur
lotion. apply to either of the under
JOHN I,BCHICK
JOHN CULP,
T. A. WANHEN.
EIMEI
Xtgal gotirts.
—The second account of AIiDILEW
Committee of Henry Lohr, (a Lunatic),
led fu the Court of Oonunon Pleas of
until. and will be continued by saki
.e third Monday of Autnutt neat, urt.
1* shown to the contrary,
JACOB 3LELHORN, Pr(q.
1/711--tal
J -Letters of AdoilnistratiOri
as ttre
•of Johrs LADY, decasecl, late of Y, e .
usblp. hayfnF been rAlft4Al tuft. un .
. he hereby gins notice to All le z m ohj
o cahl tztate , to cal/ slid rAta
lent anti those C avian.
hit/ please Present ttiela properly au
,/ s , • ttlemrnt,
SAMUEL JLEirisST, Adm'r.
uettysburg. Pa.
t or's Notice.
Eli MYER' E S TATE.—Letters at ad
ratluu (Jr. the estate of Chaxies Myers,
township, Adams cout=-
11 '.+4 been granted to the unde
ed reskitug in Cumberland tcrenship:
mimed in Menallen • township afore
hereby give notice to 144 pels ons
td estate to make ImmeassPaYillent•
having claims against the same to pre
properly autnebtleated for settlement.
FRA.NCIii BRUM,
la7o—&. Adidalstrators.
s for August Term
GRAND JI:RORS.
Joseph McDivitt. (foreman.)
Henry Wolf, Andrew DeHone.
I , —Amos Plank, Adam Dcersom, Jr.,
filer.
ever 1... Spangler, Augustus Deatriek,
Noah Snyder. Nicholas Wlerman.
t—Lewis Wilt. John R., Taney.
A. Fleming White.
—George tiehrlver.
oleo Outhertoott; Moses sea.
rkhart Wert.
Lithe% Brown.
Levi Kintilv.
ore Taughtnbaugh,John N. Boyer
=rely.
Wolf.
ORNZRAL JURORS..
r.—Jesse Bucher.
ohn R. majors. John E. betr.ser.
amen HOW Yawl Sowe prederi c k
James A. Hebert, Peter
Bushey, Tobias R. (keer, Wan. ke.
—John A. Wiernum. Myers,
Jr.
b Peters, ( An. Untiehinnei;'.
abiltsirraanigani tgna_.•
• diuxies Corry, IL AIL
yid IL Ilyern. Daniel Amaze. Wm..
John tl Brady.
vid Iltitudee, sen.
$ -- Joba May, David Sneeringer,
, Gobreent.
Or Henry nter, Gibson How
—Adam Hutt.
awes Wilson. Alexander Li ringside,
brew, Win. A. fiardner.
c ' . Prie Herring.m
•
'in. Townsend, Cornell: 4k gam,
Weed!. O'Buld, Juarh gluon_
contains Allison.
70.—te
SSIMBLy.
T sa.wrzt, c. GIFFIN of Munn
. • • Qum himself to ttut refers
t • ' peetive of r 3An
• thellUt Y. Raving
es u
. nnefirewird Lb devotion the G am
ma , _111t!140,
.be now Ws Übe mu
- • - • miller hbeeelf. if elected
ir, .
• She pewe of Mine Canty,
) and 114 cal
.. 1
.ooternir_tvi6,_,, BAnk
,Bi n i t i ...,oll _ sallow nigh . t _ idet, _ ,
iii - it intinif.-
! district ► casei) Till be found not specifically th e new frame Barn Of Mr. John Spangler,
Covered by the general instructions to As- of Mountpleasant;towiship, a abort die
_
. 1
_• „_ i ' i • ' sistant-ga t ishals. For instanoe A. resides 1 tance east of Wolf Hill, was discovered to
i'll "" jiterllS Ml . 31 7 ill , . 1870 - ,iu the Borbugh of Gettysburg, btit Owns' be on tire, and 'in a short thee the bins,
__ ____ f
,
real estate located in another township or with the contents, was entirely destroyed.
connty-lpossibly in another State. Must. The entire crop of grain was lost, belong
' A. return hjythe'Marshal for Gettysburg ipg to Mr. Spangler and Mr. Joseph A.
the value of all his Real Estate, irrespeo- Eckenrode, the tenant of last year. Mr.
tiip of wisere it is located—or must the William Patterson, the present tenant,losee
Marshal 'confine himself to taking the his crop of hay, 'about 30 tons. The live
value of Real Estate in his district? . If stook was all sated. The fire was plainly
the latter; then - the value of. Real Estate visible from town, illuminating the hear
belonging to non-residents must be aster- ens with a lurid glare, which was reflected
rained from tenants in possession )of the back upon the streets and buildings, pro
property. There being nothing l in the clueing for the time some excitement, un
general instructione to cover - these cases, til the locality $f the fire was ascertained.
and some of our Assistants being at a loss It will be reeollected that Mr. Spangler's
on which principle to act, at their - request Barn was burned last spring on the . eight
1
we addressed a letter to Gen. Walker, the of the 19th of March. The Barn destrciy-
Superintendent of the Census ' Bureau, ed on Sunday night was a new one, area
through Hon. Edward McPherson, and ed on the site of the old building, and had
i annex his reply. It will be seen that Gen. just been finished. There seems to be no
1 Walker rules, under the raw as it now doubt that amalignant incendiary haa been ,
stands, that the value of Property, Real at work in both cases. Mr. Spangler has an
and Personal, irreepective of its location, insurance in the Mummasburg Company of
must be returned to the Marshal of the $l2OO on the Barn and $4OO on Hay and
district in which the owner is a resident at Grain. There was also an insurance of
$l2OO 011 the first barn in the same Com•
the time of enrollment. The enumeration
of "Social Statistics" will follow and in the ParlY—making a total insurance of $2BOO,
use of Schedule 5 will to some extent cor
rect the valuation of Real Estate actually
belonging each district. Mr. Wertz, of
Chambersburp,, has been appointed to
collect these Social Statistics.
Department of the Interior, Census Office,
Wasionarox, D. C., July 16th 1870. f
• Davln A. Branum, Esq.
Atir:—Your communication of the 12th
instant to the Hon. Edward McPherson,
has been by him referred to this Office.
In. reply I have to saY that it is intend
' ed to report upon Schedule 1, the value of
Property, Real and Personal, of each in
dividual returned on that Schedule. As
it is assumed that every individual in the
United States will be returned upon that
Schedule, the presumption is that the ag
gregate of these values will be the total 1
wealth of the country, although a portion 1
of the Real Property will by this means be
credited to States other than those in
which it is situated.
On the other hand, by means of Schedule
5 (Social Statistics,) we seek to obtain the
value of the Real Estate actually belong
ing to each town, city, or county, where
ever owned. The two results will thus be
used to supplement and correct each
other.
Loci& Hum.
Plc-NW—The st - annual Pie-Nie of
u 4
Cashtown Swinge # be held on Satur
day the 13th of A t. See adv.
CrA Woods M:
the Two Taverns
the 29th instant.
. .
SALE.—Mr . JohzCover has sold his
property, in Highland township-84 acres,
with improvements—to Mr. John Balsley,
of Glen Rock, for .
nogg.—At
Calv,ert college,. N
the 281► -ult., the
Arts was• emir •
EM., of Brooklyn,
J. Knhn; of this cx)
APPOINTMENT.—
Fairfield, has bee
Gregory, Assistant
triet of Highland an
the vacancy oceasio
.of Xt. Lott.
Rev. Aaron Spangler was
ordained to the Gospel Ministry of the
Reformed Church ori:aturday last, at the
Bermudian chuich, dat the same time
installed as Paistor of the York Springs
charge. Revs. Jact Ziegler, W. R. H.
Deataich and W. ,P. Davis officiated.
FATAL
, of Reading
the 14th
the wagoi
sadden stab
ble § haring
his head r
n.ght.
SENTEI
Court, on
(formerly
.one year i
the larem
property
Grain Sr
SPilrwas Rotar.,.-During the last two
weeks there has bee quite a large acces
sion to the numlxfr of guests, at the
Springs HoteL The gentlemanly proprie
tor, Mr. floppes, is winning golden opin
ions among the visitors, by his assiduous
efforts to promote th comfort it and meet,
every reasonable W t.
CONTBACT.—The ontract for building
the new Reformed church at Waynesboro,
has been awarded to Mr. Elias Roth, of
New Oxford, at 812,500, Mr. Roth getting
the material of the old building. The
church will be 50 by 5 feet, with a steeple
128.8 high. It will of Gdthic architec
ture, and be comple by the Ist of Octo
ber, .1871.
ACCIDENT.-Mr. S;uel Herbst, of this
place, met with a serious accident on Sun
day night. On the breaking out of the
fire at Spangler's bark, , which was plainly
visible from town, 11r. Herbst mounted
his horse and rode rapidly to the scene of
the fire. At Lady's Bun, on the Bonaugh
town toad, his home's' foot got fastened in
S. .
stone, muffing the to fall and;
throwing Mr. Herbst heavily on his left
side, breaking his collar bone and severely
bruising his hip.
Ba'n'ns }tames.— e are requested to
state that the Linnapan Association of
Pennsylvania . College will be glad to re
ceive eonttibutions of (relics of the Battle
of Gettysburg, in the tx t.hape of shot, shells,
&c. There are num rs of these scattered
about in dwellings and on farms, not
prized by their owners, many of which
l
i
wouldle welcome tions to the Cabinet
of Curiailities'in the L wean Hall. Per
sons desiring to make such contributions
can send them to Rev. r. Valentine, Pres
ident of theßollege. i.
REMOVED.—Rev. P. Anstadt, of the
American Lutheran, has associated with
himself as partner, Mr. S. H. Spangler, of
York, and removed the , publication office
to York., .Mre SPangrer ill a pra?tical
Priater i oind tor several years was foreman
of the True Democrat office. There has
been a decided improvement in the me
chanical execution and general get-up of
the paper, since the change. Mr. Anstadt
will remain in charge bf the editorial de
partment, and continue to reside for the
present at Selinsgrove, Pa.
HANDISONZ MONMIZEIcT.-211r. Wiliiam
N. Miller, of this place, has . Just tumid
out a creditable piece of work at his mar
ble yard, being a monument to cover the re
mains of the late Wm. M. Beetem, of Car
bide., It consists of a plain white marble
base; on.whflehisete a; moulded base of
Italian marble, with a Die Block of same
material with tablet and wreath—the
whole surmounted with a handsomely
carved Urn. The entire monument is 9
feet high, and costs $450. Its execution
displays good taste and thorough work
manship.
OBITUARY NOTICRB.--ObitLIBI7 notices,
exceeding five lines, are charged at the
rate of five cents a line, to be paid in ad
vance. This includes resolutions and
memorial tributes of Societies, Lodges,
mac. Notwithstanding the frequent an
nouncerisent.of this rule, we oceasionally
.receive obituary notiees for gratuitous
publication. As we cannot discriminate,
the oelj way to STOW offence and do jas:
tied tbirurselvek is to stand by the rule in
all cases. ItSociety tributes to the mem
ory of deceased members are o,mM:dent
importance tarty publOation, they
ought to be Wc; paying for at the low
rates . fixed - for inch notices.
tarmacs HOT SPlELL.—Durin' g the
last week we had another touch of hot
weather—hot enough for Prick Pomeroy.
On Saturday the mercurywent up to 96 in
the shade, and on Sunday it registered 97.
The heat was oppressive and eArausting
all day, there being a - perfect calm, with
.out the faintest breeze to give relief. Our
-exchanges record ' Sunday as the hottest
-day of the season. In Philadelphia the
mercury stood at 102 in the shade. Num_
.emus cases of sun-eta:l44am mentioned.
Mr. Solomon Powers has furnished us
with the followingyeaord of his tberme m
.eter, during the week ending on Tuesday:
CHIGNONO.-130 long as Fashion endor
ses the "chignon;" we presume our fair
readers will insist on wearing them, de
spite their unseemly appearance and pre
judicial effects. It does seem amazing
that sensible ladies, who otherwise evince
creditable independence and self-reliance,
should obsequiously follow the most ab
sured styles of dress and personal decora
tion rather than be thought, by brainless
ezquisites, "out of fashion." - It may not,
however, be amiss for them to read what
the Phrenological Journal says about the
chignon:
‘,414 . that the warm weather is upon
us, copious perspiration will result from
much bodily - activity; and if the - chignon
be worn at such *min it will smell badly.
Besides those organs oldie braincovered
by the thick, heavy pad will become un
duly heated, excite d, and perverted, by
w
this mostunPhYskilogical and unhealth y
T nnnun 1' ; w e learn that f ore i gn on. Headaches will follow;
J oss oqi iL ltee, fk v arifiguil, and even aharrationsofinind will be traced
to loading down the head with such arid
met with a , terrine acc i dent en the 6th tidal abominations as these. What are
inst., widskit is feipliii; ifili rove fatal. they but generators of brain foyer? Do
n r ( o n du thaw b the blood to those parts,
It appeal' that he' Wit( gaikailad icadinet Y
grain upon a wagon* WM
. 11141i n it- they do ; and the rmal
amative ac r u m C ty, WILK
ed a spirit e d horse, and th e Maim( be- its adjacent orgaan, are the ones injurious
dog f t i g ht env i , inn off , th ro ydgg Mr. ly *acted.' ladies prefer to wear their
B. to the ipoLoot with,
molt -IMir in curie, • raids, or in nets, of course
their privilege to do 004 but t o o il e on
the , fin . rsTrizig 94Pr him, iJiitiiedier- ra tan) l i t u o w oos 6ssotOrfoat,,,`iolitlrty vo
rible iwitu*„ . His jaw was broken; the ualled, indicates something worse thin
collar bone fractured in two places, and foolish fluidt). - If Modest and virtuous
an arm and 44014,03 . 1. s m i th, women realized the significance of the
of Haiover; imm ediately summoned, L.yresent heave-gear ,
they krialdmwdr°P for
and rendered ills surgical assistance Woniem, disgusted with the_
_`Wirfilit.head"
that the cirmunsisnioes of the case de, style, are cutting off their hair 0=
mended sr Unit Seieneoreould suggest, but /*Waco; Laura Holloway,
notwithsashamg his skilful attention, the *ligilikiDget Gale Hamilton. do."
injuries t arestsuch a tful nature' that
7AL IL 2P. M.
'Wednesday, Lib, 67 75
'2lunsajwy r 14, . 85
Fri 2 4Y, 88
7 2
B = l. " Cri
1 ,C.4 , 7s' 92
it is ablisoisigbi L sk i .
.41 4 1)",
cover. At last ammo be, was /yin JP a
very orbital • • '
ting will commence at
.xt Friday evening,
Commencement at
w Windsor , Md.,'9
degree Of Master o
on-John -R. Kuhn,
. Y., son of Hon. J.
r. John Sullivan, of
appointed by Gen.
for the Dis' -
Hanultonban, to fill
- by the declination
George Brown,
78 years, on
hay, fell from
uses making a'
:ed up insensi
'cuts injuries to
ied on Sunday
ttimore County
varnish Bentz,
ras sentenced to
.'enitentiary for
,tures,l &c., the
Shoemaker, of
I do not presume to say that this method
is unexceptionable, but it is the method of
the old law under which we are acting in
the failure of proposed legislation.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
FRANCIS A. WALKER,
Superintendent.
NEW . OXFORD ITEMS. —A correspondent
sends us the following items:
Mr. Levi Wagner, a farmer residing
several miles from New Oxford, has just
cpmpleted a double house, two stories, of
brick, in that village.
The Messrs,. Hershy have complected
another building in New Oxford, a two
story brick, attached to their Bakery and
store. They have also just finished a large
frame Barn.
Mr. Samuel Neely is putting up an ad
dition to his house on high street, a two
story kitchen. He has lately built a new
barn on the same premises.
Mr. A. S. Himes has his new and hand
some house almost ready to be occupied.
He has also under roof a new brick barn—
all of the most modern style.
We learn of some small 'out buildings
being erected, and additions to houses and
barns, and painting up of old buildings.
There are growing in a garden of New
Oxford, several corn stalks that measure
from ten to twelvo feet in height, with
large ears of corn fit to use.
.A farmer near New Oxford has Norway
Oats that measures five feet and a half in
length, with heavy. staLka, that will be
very productive.
The wheat crop will: yield in that sec
tion about tvi-tbirds of a crop, and the
corn and oats will yiebtabundantly—more
so than usual, from present appearances.
The hotel keepers are doing agoott bus
iness in that village-=the Washington
house being crowded to twerflovring With
boarders and transient custom. Many
are turned away for want of roofn to aG
commodate. That town must surely be
looking up, and prospering.
New Oxford had a grand Sunday School
Pic Nic iu Etzler's woods on the line of
- Railroad, on Thursday of last week. Ad
dresses were delivered by Dr Hay of
Penn'a. College, Dr. Hauer, the Pastor of
New Oxford Lutheran Church, Mr. J. B.
Baughman, the Sunday School agent of
York county, and others. They had sing
ing exercises, &c. A large collection of
scholars, teachers, &c., were on.t he ground,
and all pleased and enjoyed themselves.
STAMP DECISION.—Mr. Bastress, Cash
ier of the' Ist National Bank of York, re
cently wrote to the Treasury Department
inquiring as to the stamps requisite on
commercial Promissory Notes. We an
next the reply of the Deputy Commission
er. It seems to us that it is a forced de
cision, somewhat akin to that which ruled
a five - cent agreement stamp necessary on
judgment notes to cover the clause author
izing judgment to be entered for the
amount of the note. But the ruling of the
Commissioner is binding until reversed,
and ail parties using commercial Promis
sory Notes, will do - well to use an addition
al five cent stamp to cover the "without
defalcation" clause:
OFFICE TREASURY DEPARTXENT,
WASHINGTON, July Bth, 1870.
Sir:—J. Bastress, Cashier Ist National
Bank of York Pa., writes under date of
the 7th inst., to this office, enquiring if the
clause "without defalcation" inserted in a
Promissory note, subjects such note to an
additional stamp.
He has been referred to you, and you
are therefore advised that such notes
should in addition to the stamp required
upon them, as such, be stamped as agree
ments with respect to the clause or words
quOted. Respectfully,
J. W. DOUGLASS,
Deputy Commissioner
J. W. PATroar, Esq.
Collector, Carlisle, Pa.
•
7 P. At.
69
60
78
84
48
84
76
Foa ftntrr.-.-Adomj desirable Rooms in
th-eaat corner of the rmiguand, the late
residenoe of Hon. R. G. Harper, doomed.
70r tenni, fro., buil*. of Na. Serest'
Ja. 0. 11. A. M.—On Friday .evening
last District Deputy Monroe Enders, of
Franklintown, York county, assisted by
members of the Senior Order of this place,
instituted the Order of Junior American
Mechanics, in this place. There were 20
charter members, consisting of young men
from the ages of 16 up to 20 years. The
principles of the order are the same as the
Senior Order. They pay weekly and fun
eral benefits and have also a charity fund.
The following officers have been elected
and installed for the ensuing term:—Jr.
Ex. C., Carl Miller; C., Wm. Aughin
baugh; V. C., Peter Warren; C., T. Fla
harty; W., Wm. Stallsmith; R. S., John
Shields; 4. R. S., John Tawney; F. S.,
Simnel Detterer; T., J. W. Cress; I: S.,
Z. T. Flaherty; 0. S., Carl Rupp.
This is, we believe, the only secret or
ganization in town that admits, persons at
the age of 16 years, and we should not be
surprised to hear of it being increased to a
large membership before very long. Af
ter the business of the evening had been
gone through with they repaired to the
Saloon of E. 11..31innigh, where they had
quite a pleasant time.
ANOTHER WAIMING.—On the Bth inst.
, Jane Ruth, aged about 15 years, daughter
of Mr. Henry Ruth, proprietor of the
"Franklin House," Hanover, was fearful
ly burned by the explosion. of a can of coal
oil. It seems that she was engaged
browning coffee, and the heat not being
great, she procured a small can of coal oil
and poured part of its contents on the fire
to quicken it, when the can suddenly igni
ted and exploded, throwing the burning
oil over her person, setting her clothes on
fire and enveloping her in a sheet of flame.
Her screams quickly brought her mother
and oldest brother to her assistance, who
succeeded in smothering the flames, but
not before the unfortunate girl was fear
fully burned, and they themselves badly
burned about the arms and hands in their
efforts to rescue her. Miss Ruth is very
badly burned, particularly about the arms
and breast, and suffers intensely. Her
escape from an instant and awful death,
was quite narrow, and should serve as a
warning to all those persons who persist
entl?and recklessly expose their lives and
property by using coal oil as a kindling
agent.—Speetator.
I FREDERICK & Pa. LINE ,RAILILOAD
.1 The Frederick Herald of Saturday says
that the work oh this road, which is to run
from Frederick to Littlestown, "is so far
advanced to completion that 800 laborers
I could finish the whole gradation in ninety
days. Within this same space of time the
whole superstruetion of the bridges can be
completed on the plans now adopted by
the Company, and the ties and iron can be
laid as fast as the most active Iron works
of the country can furnish the iron; that
is, in about forty days. The trouble* of
the Company in relation to money have
been overcome, and ho further trouble is
anticipated on that subject. Contracts
have been entered into for furnishing the
iron, on the most favorable terms. The
work of laying the ties and rails will com
mence the last of September, and the
whole workwill be completed early in
December, including everything necessary
to commence the transportatiOn of freight
and passengers."
BASE BALL.—On the 15th inst., the
"Little Brown Jug" club of New Oxford,
visited York, to play a return game gi
the "Keystone" of that place. In the
first game, at New Oxford, the "Key
stones" were badly beaten, the score
standing—Little Brown Jug 102, Key
stone 29. The latter won the last game.
We annex the score, as given by the York
Republican:
IXTILI BROWN JtO.
O. R.
Kehm, lf 3
Bucluninater, lb 8 2
3b 2 3
T. Wagner, rt 6 0
F. M. Wagner, as 1 4
Sbeell,e 2 2
Zeigler, et p
9 0
5 2
Miner, 2b 4 2
43. R.
Smith, p 4 2
Rodewick, ss 1 6
&Ins, el
l b 3 5 2
Tomes l 2
Fry, it 4 1
Zorger, e 4 1
Gleaner, '2b 1 3
Owens, 3b 3 3
Mcltraine, rt 2 4
27 1t
INNINGS.
1 2 3 4 6 6 7 8 9 TotaL
Little Brown Jug 3 5 0 1 0 22 3 2 IS
Keystone, 2 3 2 1 6 4 4 0.2 24
L mare—A. Newberry.
SITICRIFV. Seist.—On Saturday . last
Sheriff Slunk sold, at the Court-house, the
following properties:
House and Lot on Breckenridge street,
the property of t R. Feistel, to John
M. Railing, for $715.
House and Lot. adjoining the above,
also the property of Mr. Feistel, to the
Gettysburg Building Association, for $4BO.
House and Lot on the ktunmasburg
road, the property of George E. Hitssmil
kr, to the Gettysburg 'Building Associa
tion, for $6lO.
House and Lot on York street, the
property of Francis N. Martin, to CoL C.
H. Buehler, for ;1380.
[For the Star and Sentinel
1301.017.11. FINANCE/I.
Masan. Enr , rom—A. correspondent of
the Compiler, in an article with the above
heading figures up the Borough indebted
ness, in round numbers, at $7,000. This,
as well as hie statement respecting cur.
rent expenses, is not far out of the
But, to be fair, he should have stated that,
as an offset to this, there are about $4,000
of unpaid taxes outstanding. If, then,.
the Council failed to meet the demential:it
any Borough creditors, they imagine that
those who have unpaid taxes on the dup
licates ars as much to bleine as they.
the Council may possiblybe censurable for
heretofore not requiring more prompt pay
ment, they have directed the collectors to
gather is the outstanding taxes without
delay, and in view of the fault-finding that
has been indulged in, they. expect delin
quents to pay up at once. It the latter
will do this, the treasury will soon be in a
condition to meek all demands upon it,
and !perhaps liquidate 'some of the cer
tificates of indebtedness, without stopping
the aubPtillo4 l street innWQMllentli w!Lich.
are now be/n$ Inp.de r /Fee, Y 4 0 4 the
pro 3 Peet of e for tkt *OW le ( 1 4
and the responsibilitq will them rest woe
those, who withhold their teixei,- bad pct
Ern
THE TOWN COUNCIL,
A 1424 z 9 4 90Pr4f aOeraoa n o have lig'
Timed the Premien C'eiteal 1 1 3 4ow York
of theitewilliiggoaii t rete*to Europe to
emu is theism.
Wcticaa:ut NEIP.YQRII6
Miss X—, well known in our fashionable
society for her disitivts . appearance and
beautiful complexion, was once a 4allow , - t i n , L , R - FLom.
rough-skinned girl, chargrined at her red , Exxx.h. .
freckled face. She pitctted into Hagatt/s WRITE WORAT,
Magnolia. Balm, and ! is now as pretty 7 in
complexion as she is charming in manners. Rx , , ' ''''''
This article overcomes freckles, tan, sal- On,
lowness, moth-patches, ring -marks, etc:, Imanff - SEED,
and makes one look ten years younger than Cu 3 " 1 " 8
they are. Magnolia Balm for a transpar- Berms; fino . rinSas — :
ent complexion, and Lyon's Kathairon to " SIDES,
make the hair plentifu), luxuriant, soft and " Rims,
delicate, have no rivals. The Kathairon
prevents the hair from turning gray, erad
icates dandruff, and is the best and cheap
est dressing In the world. t• julyl!,-1m
THE Want Wain= ,being upon .us 4
those wishing to .refresh themselves will
do well to call upon E. H. Mormon on
Cluimbersburg street and try the celebrat
ed Cream Soda, which cannot be surpassed
as a refreshing and healthy beverage. He
also has constantly on hand the best Ice
Cream, in small or large quantities to suit
all. Pic-nice and Parties furnished at re
duce prices. Give us a call and, see for
yourselves. julyB-4t
Arrzwrzort Feruinms.—Try the cele
brated Patent Elastic Rubber-lined Col
lars; Saddles, and Pads. Warranted to
prevent horses from galling and to heal up
under work horses already galled, if prop
erly fitted; and sore necks and backs are
kept clean with water and castikt soap, or
no pay. For sale by J. W. Cress, Manu
facturer's Agent, Gettysburg.
.seplo-tf.
BANE Itformv.- 1 -Pending the agitation of
the Funding. Bill, which will evidently de
preciate Government Bonds, persons would
do well by reading the advertisement of the
"Gettysburg National Bank," in another
column, and exchange their Govern Meta
Bonds and realize a handsome profit there
by, and obtain an investment as safe and
profitable.
VirHamlin's Celebrated Wizard Oil, for
rheumatism, neuralgia, headache, tooth
ache, &c., for sale by A. D. Buehler, Drug
gist, Gettysburg. tf
FOR SALE CREAP.—A good second-hand
Falling and Shifting-top Buggy. Enquire
at this office.
Roo3lB.—One or two rooms wanted for
school purposes. Enquire of J. H. Wert.
tiri new serial story by a distinguish
ed American writer, whose name is hold
in reserve, is to be begun in the August
I.lu,say. The tale is said to be full of in
cident, dramatic, novel in scene and char
acter, and admirably adapted for serial
publication.
IRON IN THE BLOOD.—When the blood
is well supplied with its iron element, we
feel vigorous and full of animation. It is
an insufficiency of this vital element that
makes us feel weak and low-spirited; in,
such cases, the Peruvian Syrup (a pro
tomide of iron) can supply this deficiency,
and its use will invigorate us wonderfully.
reSpring and Summer Goods just re
ceived. Read Con & CUNNINGHAM'S
advertisement and learn where to buy
Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boofs, Shoes, No
tions, Ike., at reduced prices. Baltimore
st., opposite Fahnestock Bros. ap22-tf
The death of Mr. HAkrza auk the consequent
dissolution of the firm of Hautolia; McPitratsoir
& BUZIILsa, makes It necessary to effect an im
mediate settlement of all outstanding accounts
The Books of tlielate arm have been placed in
my bands for collection. All persons In arrears
for Jobbing, Advertising and Subscription are
requested to call and settle.
Subscribers can tee by the Labels on their pa
pers the dates to which their subscriptions are
paid, and will remit accordingly. From all w ho
remit at once, (without subjecting the firm to the
expenses of sending out bills for collection.) S 2 a
year will be accepted—thereby saving 50 cents a
year.
June 10. 1870.—t1 L. A. BUEHLER.
COVEII-1183/13.1%—iA the 26 thint., by Rev. D.
W. Wmf, kr. xtuard Cover, of ttigtuand town
-310, to Bliss :wane H Hebert, daughter of
Joseph Hebert, of rcanktha cowl:nub.
tur.u.y—Cf..ttut—Un tae stn Ipst. Dy Rev. J. C.
Zarusworte, AIL Joan finny, of Littiestown. Ad
awe Dutiful, to idles r.4/..soeta cwt. of York
County.
bTE43ISIL-874.11334V01L—0n the 17th inst., a;
the newsmen Yarsouage, New Oxford, by the
tier•. W.*Y. Y. barn, mr. Diamonds sterner to
Miss Dustman S. istambaugh, bow near Reldlers.
burg, ALUMS county, YA.
SW4N—sI.LNIMIES.--un the 20th Ins the Rey.
Samuel b. swan, Mr. Juan 4. await to Miss
Aiwa al. ilinuneu, Man of tiettysburg.- .
warmutr--niums.--vd the ban inst., by Rey.
J. A. taxi Alf. David %valor% to Wm Mary Rid
er, boin of Cumberland township.
DIED.
Obituary notices 5 cents a line for all over tout
lines—va)- Au w accoullawy we maim.
Ficsaa.—On the 27th wt., Mr. Abraham Fickes,
of num/Ligon towooulp, aged 6 yearn, 3 meatus
anu t uay.
rituadam—At Emmatsburg, of contumpUon,
on we Su rust, Was "ulna L. rioLanu , eaugilLet
humum, anti grain claugutar of
biro boruaaal, 011/114, NOLL ailitulL is years.
Hantdiuk--Ou tne Iltu of gitity, at we house of
his .10owed blower, In heLlueravise, rein/a.,
lnomatt u. Maisano ' was Gwen min , earta.
lie
was in toe I:lll6iiiC uIWLL ul a Vigorous Awl hope
ful oLailuouti—A al4m over Z 4 yeaall.o Ate--.l4V
tug men luau re u.Lela, atm cue luny twit in IA
r. :sou cans clUelikaill- tie was Orour,oi mime a
mw nays ueiore ins departure, seve.ely ht rata
ypuom lever. tie Lisa treed Buudewy SEA:KeII
wow toe cuseaae wuhe engaged In ileilLig as
Agt/OL In re esisnOrtr.suil county. chilli trout
toe umnufans of tue ue Was ueth ions—
Ate use a we, y iew meld intervals, weed on wow('
recognise, his Lilenlla lot a women', had then
slut. ludeit tutu aed.l4lll. DUrlag Wit of tuese la
ter van ue expresseu 1115 reauniets to ale. nC Had
Oven a inr-tu.er hl Ise Lutue•ou 1411/Apil Blu.:e Ills
eouVelalou m LBW, Dug ins dVety tenmerament
sun sewn& open neatted h./spot/haw, nothe Lucy
elute...en Lune LO toe uesna ol his Many Weans.
at Ise amine Ulna leaf unit matey Lama toe PAW of
tau Islisal tfty. r runs its taus and l a / a ired Ile
rose w umuCe nary eatorfa allu la/emetic um World.
.oullug a seam of Inteuugs the pea winter In
toe of a add innaerau VudretwßutMlhdbrsylse,
se was grainimaiy revived and nulticetieti, eau
sauce tutu has nutty and eau/mamma Have been
more incited. we urn a quint, ant We tilinn, a
&luny leialperignetn, sail a warm ueadi, tie was
a iiiithriu utenu, an alleetloilaie twllther, an
olaafleul dllawn bun, win iMfppurt of els mother,
anti inn mute 01 um hletfus. Tne wiggle Mugu
eurntem SpAllpOiNhe WWI the Maimed Mower
anti sister In Weis' Uere4l vemeut, Still teal that tuey
nave au tennalfled a persuum toss. rija tunerat
services, on duty lad, users. nnyder , zioueycut
kuung, tue latter 01 Inc m. K Vuurcu,
awing ill tin somata exercises,called togetaer
a large Wild Stettin& OnngreganiOn ; among mein
toe /. U. 0. r. of siutuana image, OR When ne
Was a *member, woo emu euttnumed Weir Memo
ceremonies at me grave. d e arewea, Menem I Xuttu
W g gone; 041 We *AMP Mg as Wale 'Lai Are
WituOilt snipe. J. ts. Y.
MYNAS—AM the 17th hest, In this place, alter a
pretrial:bell luuess, reter thyme, atm., 11l the loth
year ui wt. age. the tuneful was attended by a
large utuuuee of remtives and /gleans, as wen an
by toe urettysourg immanentl assottation, of
widen the nemeses& nen mug ueen a malinger.
• miarn—an r aux& sow usum, tura county,
on We ruts 1/181., nun amen Jails flyers , wtLe ut
6nurew ti. sayerli, and OAUgLIOar Of rater _grey,
aged is years, S Inolfwie auu uays.
incinuarri.--un Woe Zuti, wt , 10 Ogle cotn4,
111., bainuei antuidan, turinerly ot Mains
county, awns tia years, s unnuus and io clays.
mixinAg.--till tut. /St lust, Annie sictutlre,
youilientli; nag/oer ntitvind /dewily, tn:
•inittiountlgi ativitt tw o
years ot aim- •ot •
- a
Weal lust, at beetherallne, thja
eriuty, Arnerlale tieorge, son uf iietuge and
harms Mouser, aged a mutulie and g 7 tram
UILL—At inauesurwu, tins tenuity, on the Id
hut, atlas Amend nes, m uer 7ad year. Deem.
eaten cuiwu MAWS, Ann Wadin Iq►a in.
extent as to ream ill tier death.
tl,soya.--4JII we inn lust, in Hanover, 31r, Da.
14d dap% agog to yews, s ululates Nod id 0. 4
0010, uu toe Otti7 '
WllnalliolUA of xtenry D. and hhirylleiPer. 1 .
merryut Una plabe,agect 2 years and 7 days;
Teacher Wanted.
=MI
MI
I• - • --- .
. .
~.
erEtE School Dfreetora of Berwick Merough de
.a alre to employ nret-elase Teacher, to whom
good wages and six onths' employment win be
given. Apply early to . , ..
July 32,1870.-3 t WM, 1117TitlGER, pron.
A Owxl,,Time
THE PEPTH ANNUA,litinliti
„CASHTOWN SPRINGS
Trill be held on &tardily day p
die lath f
*gust iteV, ,
which Ittelpabile nalpeettaur invite to. at.
lee&
o the"h"ed atc
_
he = t a
(koito winbefowinT=is
ri #.4 :11 ' 41
.atdrivuNck—K -.,!•41--
SETTLE UP!
MARRIED.
tit Itaikki
Ralthaiorr GeiiiilollClPiroduler Murkr•
.BatUtnore, Thuiociay Morning.
.625 0 650
.675 0 700
. 158 1 75
. 18 5 et 175
.110 120
.195 0 - 100
55 0. 64
00 6. OD
000 0 000
000 0 000
15 @- 1514
173 0 18
000 @ 23
17 @ 17%
L pan, ,
GettymburgGraln &Provision Market
• ,
Gettysburg, Friday Morning.
000 Q 000
000 Q 550
000 Q 000
000 Q 125
000 @ go
000 Q 90
000 Q so
000 @ 000
0 00 @ 000
00 g 000
...000 30
... 000 Q 20
• • 0 0 Q 16
• 0 0 ft is
0 0 Q 12%
00 Q 1234
00 Q 18
00 @
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- ERJETRFLOTTR,
EXTRA FLOUR,
WMTE. WHEAT,
RED WHEAT,
CAlan
P
('t is, •
P 'CRIMEA; ,
TIMOTHY-SEED,
CLOVER-SEED,
l'o rArogs,
BOWER,
,cs ,
B t ON. snoruass,
SID
ZS I
FIAMS
Se) .
T .on
STOCKS AND BONDS
Closing Prices of De Haver. .t tiro
40 South 3rd Si., Philadelphia.
3 o'clock, P. M.
U. S. 6's of 'Bl
65 new
" s's, 10.40'5,
C. S. SO Year 6 per cent. Cy.,
Dio, Comp. Int. Notes,
Gold,
Silver, -
Union Pacific B. R. Ist M. Bonds,
Central-Pacific R. R.
['Won Pacific Land Grant Bonds,
gtut
t.' TlCE:—Letters of AdMinistration on the
r estate of Y.bweitu SHALL, late of Conouago
towilskiP. Arlan's deceased, nartng
1, .71 granted to the undersigned. resitting in sold
tu'lnship, be hereby gives notice to au pet ...ids In
de
hted to sardestate w maim immediate payment,
a. .d those havlag claims sic-lost the &tine to pre-
Scut them properly authenticated for 9.ttlement..
Jnly Igiu—cit* WAIL tL !SMALL Adm'r.
Register's Notices
A °TICE I, hereby given to all Legatee. and
.1. owe,: perktus mumrned, that {tic Adman's
tri'lloti Amounts nereaner mentioned Vtlii Ike
pee , ented at the Orptians vi attains i. , 01111-
ty l.tr coldinuatiou and allowance, ID.I t,
15th day of At lit al, 15u, at lu o eIoCK,
1.1 viz:
L The !Ind and heal ceount of \V. F. Crouse
C , ardhin of Lydia n. blent fug, one of the Junior
eLdldren of Jouu Jle Jul ug, bve d.
5. The .11rst and final autahnit of W. Ross
%hhe. Adndulauator of oGwtttel COOll, kite of
11;unilton Gan ouveusoly, aeceased.
!AL Ihe Lust Mid 11/14s aeuvtilit of 311ehael Mc
-811, try, bxecutor of tue Last %lid and esaznent
01 WWI ate:sherry, fate of hatihiwu tow limuip.
T. The account of George W. Hari/iu, Guard
in of George h. in oil.
The unit account of IL P. Bighorn, .tdmin
ist; ator of toe .t..state uve u.
Tue first anti anal aecou.ut of ~ alio 1. J.
ate 4.slager, ailinint,tratois of tue boAte of
Fr .iertex htucKsusyet. deceased.
o The first &MI rulaioceount of liatinah Lentz,
Arilll/111.,itilt/ IX, CUM testanieino 1111111'1U
Lteltier, ,leeeu,sed.
EL A. S\VOPE. 1: , -gister.
'Lly 2:2, 1670.
Court Proclamation.
L fIEitEAS, the Bolt ROBERT J. Finlint. Pre
, sideLd of tue *Yaw Cousin ill touinuja
Pleas iu toe euenties toe /Kb Dist, Jct.
and Justice of toe COWL, ul Loyer and .le unwer
n
31,1 l•enersl Jail beaiery, for tile 01.0 lit au
i.a/ anti other ouendets in saki dist, Ict. alibi
J. serif J. ktritis and masher .%IL't l uoY,
Jisiges of tue voiu - is of unutuon 1 - leas, and J,a
ti of the Courts of Byer and lellulller and
I, nem! Jail Delivery, for hie tilal of au capi,u
au! other unenuefs lit tue wunty of smous—
ha • ...sued their precept. Waling date the zist ul
file year of our Lel tt one Loouaalial eight
et( aid Seventy, auu to bled/reeteu. Jur
-lug a Coin ill neas, and I.ein: al ljUar
it Of the rrace, and tweet at Jan Led V
ery shit Coml. of Oser and let - huller. at lied) s•
burg, op sicoNaJa. a, the tutu t.
u f rifix l E i
.lit.tuats k'. y 1 v OU al/ tse
bees of the Peace. tile Coroner and toeConstaoa-s
a!' ills tne said county, tuft hiey uc iota and
lt. re to their proper pe,sons, wi4u doia. kiwoukt“,
Inquilltions.a.xsuninatiums, atad ism( etnetti
b. trees, to du Lal/3e 1141.1 10 %Well Lo turn' owed
al nut/. bellad apperLalll4u tie UObe, and also,
tellu Wlll pnyseellteise,allelt tilt, 1 , 11.10.1c13 that
ate or then *Wad he in Ala ...111 g4IIIt4L,V of sham..,
to be iiteu and tune Winos...ad& against wenu
a: dial/ be lasi J.1.3..t1t ILbhue rid.
: - Iteeld'S ounce, Gettyssurg. July la, 15.0. te.
511i~tFF :s SALE.
I.y virtue of sundry Wrab of rent/jam; A: xi ,.
hued au tot toe (Atoll of Common rime, of
All i ins i!o., and to me ah eettil, I %to sell at ?11 11111'
Nt. at toe IoW t on ,Stat-
OtO day Of Auyetat, fb,a, at I 9'cloor,
Y. . . !oefouov.tog ue.44.:iitost /teal I , ..State, vIL :
. TRACT OF I,lNi), situate iu
Churn Lbu , foulp, Aujaini eutuity, la., ituAdditug
tau le of damn &sett, .Sieuouss llettittatuer, situ
Of ,ers, Nut...ming i• At Urz, more or iess, 110-
pr , ed %au a IWo.s(ozy LAX; DV...ELLA-NU,
110CSE, Mtn a one.stor) /Jog kitchen air...team,
double Log staUte, /tug reu, and a ntuuuer of
ebuiee It tut 'trees ou tue pteants; also a wed of
ut water near tae door. Nethea and taken in ex
et Ulan :L5 tile heat tstate of ArioetEW U. %NlL'''.
No. I—.l LOT OF GROUND, situ
ate IL. Om Eknougn ol Gtitysburg, Adams wunty,
ra., fronting on toe Nurin side Of luiK street,
a. Joining an alley on tha taza and lot NO. 2 of
F. 'saner on the w eit, iniproveLl With a two
s,. dy BitlCi( Inn t.LLL‘kir ni-PUSE, Nitn 1,4
story ISriek Back Ifui uiug aLtaentd, a Brie..
House, with a Hyuiant w tue yard anti a
wk a of Water nun a pump in IL near cue Isitenen
do Jr.
No. 2—A LOT OF GROUND, situ
ate In the liorougn uf Gettysburg aforesaid,
fronttugen York street. adjonnug Lot ho. 1 on
the East and a lot of Joint n etwe on toe Wins,
hr proved %%lib a two-story FhArnE L W hLLING
litJUSh, who a one-story Back Building attach
ed Setzed and taken w execution as the heal
Estate of WILLIAM r. littoth.
. A TRACT OF LAND, situate iu
H .0 tit township. Adams county, ad-
Ju.ning lands of in 0111.1., C. Kennedy, Lewis
ttneke4Ylulain F. Bonner, and Misers, ie4utaby.
hi.' 11Acitt.s, more or improved %situ two
stury Sr.. With a one-story
Kitchen attaeued, a well of Water near the
d and a niltnner 01 fruit Trees on the premi
se.s. Seized and taken in execution as the Real
Est,te of JOSePU Dar.
1. TRACT OF LAND, situate in
at • township, Adams county, P t., adjoining
at Joan dare. Josepit Tityrior, and otters,
co' cabling Is Alatezi, more or less, Improved
wig t a two-story DWELLING Hin,SE, a
Log Stable, ltiaeluhuith Shop, ling Pen, a tipnng
of Ater near the door, and a young Apple ()tau
ant. Abain two Acresatr in:Limber. Wanda/al
tz , kelvin coalition as the neat nstatesof •JittriX.r.
July 2.1, 1870.—ta
J:V'OB KLUNK. Sheri"
all" Ton per cent; of the purchase money upon
all sales by the Sheriff must be paid over trunedi
ately after the property struck down or upon
failure to comply therewith the property will be
again put up for sale.
SOCIAL PIC NIC.
rr MERE will boa Social Pic Nic in Geo. Walter's
woods, at McKnightstown, on Baturday, the
110 ti, of JUV. Good music will be in attendance
she dandug floor put down. Thereat' Mae be
ott. r sources of : u aii h yment.
Lefreshrnents e ground. The public is
cordially Invited a pleasant time may be ex.
pected. Should the day be unfavorable, the Plc
Nic will be postponed until the following sena.
day - . , HENRI' J. atittinsp,
. t • ' JAcos Er. Daaanoityo
Asaszem atim,
-LNTIIONT DEARDoarr,
T. T. Lowax,
Geo. W. Soitwaarz,
July 15, 1870.—M Ctmmattee.
TAX NOTICE , '
NOTICE is hireby given that the Duplicates for
BOTioIID AND fiCEOOL TAXED ItstojEtp y a
bceis placed in my hands for collection. _
AbatelWit of 7 per. cast,'
.I' • ' -
VII be allowed, on all Borough and School Taxes
pa d ottoreforr tai} lit of AT N ,
- AcCERABY. ‘CcgiectOr:
July I.—td
The Fatherland 'Series,
•
A.srp OTHER .
S'JNDAy- . SCHOOL PUBIJCATIONS,
Dr the StuldarBphootXrniep, Tta4*ety, pre &
byterian, Lutheran end — lttethotilet ykooti of
Publication,, for We , Price., 1)y
BUEHLER
OFTTYIfIBUSG,
St(ndfl-ilcA9olB ;t l 2: died tnith Bop i tiv a t
July 8.30i 4 -41 .C4 ' •• • • .)..
‘' • rail T '
I I ei ti tl iW it :tr im at
a r s dr
. 1:
TEACH
Desiring to hold wy exampioas in the Ur.
oughs, where the people are so busilyensmoi
thft time of the year, and 1 some of those Dts
tricts, which have the longest school Lerma, as
soon as practicable, I hereby make the following
appointments for the examination of Teachers,
A.
, LiM. ttlestowii Borough, Wednesday, July 90th, , 10
'York Springs Borough and' Huntington town
shlpset York Springs, Thursday, July 21st, 10 A.
lkt.
Oxford township, at New Oxford, Saturday,
July :24, 9 A. M.
Menallen township, at Boideraville,' Monday,
July 25th, 10 A. M. '
Butler township, at 311tittleton, Wednesday,
July 27th, 9 A. M. i
Straban township, at Hunterstownitiday, July
29th, 9 A. 51. .
Hamilton township, at Ea st Berdfn Saturday,
' ."
August 6th, 1U A. 51.
Freedom township, at Moritz's S. IL, Saturday,
August 13th, 9 A. Pd.
Notice of other examinations will be elven in
due time. I have several reasons for holding ex
aminations so early.
1. To give the best Teachers sunicient time to
make their engagements, where they will receive
the best compensation.
Z. To give those Districts that pay the best an
opportunity of securing the best Teachers.
.I. To give applicants who fall an opportunity
toExa preminapare for
nasubsequent examination.
an su will be rigid ou There
will be no private examinatifts and no certifi
cates will be renewed or endorse:t hor gh.
endorsed. Directors are
requested and the public cordially invited to at
tend. I will deliver a'short addreseat each exam
ination, will give the members' of the Board an
opportunityy to ask the class any questions they
desire, and I will explain any points of the School
Law, upon which information is desired.
No person will be admie class afhe
eXamtnatkm has commenc tt ed d .
to
.Aapplicanteter
will t be
examined only 1,1 the District in which they In
tend to apply. Examinations will be partly oral
and.partly written. Each applicant will please
s a u gZe " r imse dan if sf w e i 2d " e T t i ri l
t u h g m l.: . .lF e er and material,
It is hoped many Districts will imitate the
noble example of Liberty. by increasing their
terms to six months. Directors are respectfully
urged to give no promises of employment, until
they know that the applicant holds a valid Cer
tificate. Careleasneas in this matter will proba
bly cost flamilteriban, Union, and perhaps other
Districts, their State appropriation forthe present
year. J. HOWARD WERT,
July 15, 1670.—td (bunt!, Superinfendent
July Ylllh , Ino
.112 1 4 112
.108;;, 108%
.108%, 108%
.108 5 / BA%
107 io
.1070 4 ' RS
.108 mv.
WO% 106 X,
110 X 11p4
19
PAY UP! PAY UP
1223 y 1225;
113 116
"90 810
820 go
750 780
HAVING sold out my Store to Mr. SIIICEL
COOK, I desire to close up all
BOOK ACCOUNTS
without delay, and request all persons Indebted
TO CALL . 1 31 3 /ITOLATELT
and make settlement. I can fie found at the
old stand. All accounts not paid within a reason
able time will be put In the hands of an ufbeerfor
collection.
July 1, 1870.-llt
COMMISNION
Particular attention given to the sale of
FLOUR,
AND FIELD SEEDS, 6.e.
.1. HENRY G;I,:';SE
CO3l _if LSSION MERMANT,
21 SPEA WHARF. BALTIMORE.
N. B.—Have Railroad in the ?Tar of my Ware
house and d,ep dock in front.
Always on halal and for sale at marke
rates.
Lump & Ground Plaster
ROSENDALE CEMENT AND
CALCINED PLASTER.
at , Aliolesale or In quantLtit,
Baltimre. April 15.1K7i,--2min
FLYER'S SARSAPARILLA,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOW)
IIF: reputation this excellent medicine enjoys,
ite,l yen limn 141 cures , wally or %Wien aie
truly That redo,/ lillieLerew caws of berulwous
CWwww, woe' e rue system , etliltal 34tUraLed. who
Curl upitun, ILde t,nen twnueu and ear en uy
[t.—
belUlUlUUsaneetlunsahU ulbuwelw, %Well were
aggraraced U) aerut MOWS euilLaallUallua Until
Lucy heir paint Uny rtuactlllg. wire been radical
ly' care,/ /LI euen great iminoers in atumst every
section 01 Idle country, twit tne pUbde StarOei)y.
Urea to be informed in its vlfeUes or uses.
est:ruin/ons poison is one ul mued, destructive
enemies of our race. Wien. inns unseen and un-
ICA truant ul we oigauism unueindoes We Cull
and mynas tut attamc ur =teeming or
Dual (unease& widen Melia; a suspicion or its
presence. Again, it seems to Liked itifectiun
thiuuguout toe bud), aim teen, (Ina lavoraine oe.
cativo, raphoy devcoops into one of toe (doer of
tie uldnuus Mims. either on inn surface ur among
:the %Ila, 11l We taller, IllUerew.; may be sou
dewy Uept/31letlIll tue /lUlg;* Of Ue4ll, ur tumors
twirled w We fitter, ur IS SaLIWS Itil presence by
e. options on tue main, ur lulu ulcerations unsunie
pall. to rile bony. rtence Inc OCeablullal use ut
a bottle of zsarsaiiarlina isadvl4aine, even when nu
active symptoms 01 Cue ulsea-se appear. tersolis
swicteu aim toe fonowhig mminaints gene/ ally
nod immediate tele'', anti, at aaitu, cute, oy
• tue use of toll nAn."ArianiLLA: Oa. Anthony's
rive, Ruse or zrysipetas, letter, • salt imeunt,
ecaut 'lead. Ringworm, sore .r.ipm, Sore Akers,
anti outer eruptions ur vislOse fel - 11130f ocrotutons
disease. Also, in more cuummed torms, aS Dys
pepsoa, Dropsy. tieurt Disease, "'as. APRepstl.
_veurulgia, anal the various ClCCPAUlatieuticnis
Ut
tae IlltUreUulf atm nervous systems.
SyWtuls or Venereal anti Arcrcarial Diseases
are earen by It, trough a ioLig time hirequireal for
suodunmilitese uuStinate maasums uy any medi
cine. nut lung mummer! use 01 tins mei:lit:Me
will cure We cutup/ann. Leueurronts or Wnites,
Uterine Ccerotions, and keinWe Diseases, ale
commonly soon iedeveu anti tuttiommy mixed Dy
Its purnying anti Invigorating euem. minute
vireenuus tor each ease are found in our Alma
nac, supplied gratis. tertetiniiittain and limit,
waft' ei.used by accumulations of extraneous
matters in toe blood, yield utiles* , to it, as aiso
/Auer Lbisipatints, lbrptdity, Lbngestton or frt
./awl/indium of tue Lwer, and scut/knee, when
arising, as they often do, from the tangling pots
'ohs in tue blood. This SaltnAt'ArtlLLA is a
great restorer fur the strengtn and vigor of the
system. Those who are Lomita - I and Listless,
Despondent, Sleepless, and troubled %itn aVerrous
Apprehensions or ' , Pars, or any of the atteetions
symptomatic of Weakness, will Lind Immediate
redel and convincing evidence of Its restorative
power upon trial.
PREPARED 111
DR. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists
SOLD BY ALL DRT;(I(3ISTS EVERY WHERE
•TFor sale in Gettysburg, Pa., by A. 1).
BUEHLER, Agent. [Jan. 21, IS7I —lynu3
Ros A_D ALIS
1 HE GREAT A3fERICAN HEALTH.
RESTORER, purifies the blood and
cures Scrofula, Syphilis, Skin D uses, .
Rheumatism Diseases of Women, and an
Chronic AneCtloo9 of the Blood, Liver and
Kidneys. Recommended by the Medical
Faculty and many thousands of our best
citizens.
I Read the testimony of Physicians and pa
dients who have used &waded., ; send for
iour liosadalls Guide to Health Book, or Al
manac for thLs year, which we publish for
'gratultious distribution; It wilt give you
Much valuable inforniation.
Dr. R. W. Carr, of Baltirnore, says
I take pleasure in recommending your
ROSADALIB as a very powerful alterative. 1
have seen it used in two. cases with happy
results—one In a ease of secondary syphl i t
Ln which the patient pronounced nim
cured after having taken five bottles
of your medicine. The other Is a case
of scrofula of lung standing, which Is
rapidly improving under its use, and the in
dications ale that the patient will soon-re
cover- 1 have carefully examlnedthe formu
la by which your Itosadalis is made, and find
it an excellent compound of alterative in
gradient.
Dr. Sparks, of Nicholasville. Ky., says he
haa used liosadalls in miss of scrofula and
decodsry . syphilis tr_i_O satisfactory results
--as °Minot of the Rood I knew no better
reined,. .
Samuel G. At'Fadden, Nuryealwe' t Teen.
says: •
Amdahl haLlr Wen h
of o4b as of Ikoadaiiih
e entirely cured Ahem/1443m ; send
=lour bottles. as I wfsh it for my brother,
Wflo has scrofulous sOM
Benjamin Beohtoi, 'of Lima, Ohio. writes,
I have sturered for twenty years with an in
veterate eruption over ogy whole .bodY i
shod time since I purcnued a bottle of
Itosadalis and it effected a perfect care. .
Sil - Bosadalls IS sold* a 9 Briegistitt
, 61 Exchange .riace, Baiustwre•
. CLEMENTS & rroprletors.
Feb. 4,11170.—1 yin
Nirror
S tra i ttyaburg. Pa., by A. D
MILER,
'PROMPT. IMMORABLE, , „:11f.LIABLE.
I \ c l itss wAxT uist ,civery. city, town and
d o tr ie the and mast successful
DO 1:10 Ist e country....-ONLY, ONE ,
endorsed by Mang Papers and Express ed.'s
of the United States Our goods give universal
satisfaction, our premiums to Agents osxsor as
Excmium and our cheeks are tree. Having two
houses—Boston and Chicago—our Wattles are
ai smo uLLED, and our businessexoseds p
in amount
•
o rle ct V siand ik LVE ,
186 Irederhielseeti :V l7 r. o
jbll 81 4 11 4 1 WWI MOW.
FOSTER% PATENT CON EirrIBLE
HOE, FORK,RAKE & SPADE.
Pow Indirpensobt Impienients for the price of
one. Mate Monis for
va. Ws. JXO,IL,
, .
tpAralt r iViK*lll=l/Ml , l
ag. tilafiriNiar.mw
tri
EXA.MI2.2: ; IIbNS OF
E R S
I. S. GILLESPIF:.
ESTSBLLMIED 1&51.
GRAIN,
MORE THAN 500,000 PERSONS.-ar testi
maw to their worvierful Curative En - ecta
~
WHAT ARE THEY?
THEY ARE A GENTLE PERGA t trirE As
WELL AS A TONIC, poworelag. an t peat.
liar meet of acting as a powerfid *p fir lag Congestion or tion of tile Liver, and
aki the % iscerar Organs.
,Mli FEMALE WM:PLAINTS, whether In
yoftg or old, married or *gift, at the dawn of
wontallitoOd or tr.tarnof life, Mem Tonic Bitters
have no equal, send for circular.
THEY ARE NOT A VILE FANCY DRINK,
Made_ POGEREiktIEM, PROOF.
SPIRI, AND , doctored,
spiced, arid sweet=toj
.lease the taste, traded
Tonices""Apet ,A O, that lead
the tippler on to drunkenness and ruin, but are a
true idedid from the • yeAaoAand Herbs
of FRO A.LwmOLIC STM
TS. • are teG T BLOOD.PITRI-
Fend L G r MLA a perfect
Z.V iruit
ponder and rof the system, carry
tug off all polsono matter, aied restoring the
blood to a healthy condition. No person can take
these Bitters, according to directions, and remain
long unwell.
*MOO will be given for an incurable case, pro
vided the bones are not destroyed by mineral"
poisons or other means, and the vital regress
wasted beyond thiet o pair. •
FoR INF Ilia (GOUT A,ND Jo:MIMIC'
RHEUM , A L___DYBllPsua
onma, ou,k arrauTTKNl.,
I I
FE FEES, DISEABRI3 OF THE
BLUUD
_LIVER, KIDNEYIsk AND BLADDER
rheas /alums have been most sueesastuL—
SUCEt DISZASEEI are at -- , by VryLATXD
BLOOD, which is - . ~ . sod Br disrahips
me; of tim LT J.: .o e ,ai r - a
C 144841.110 V. , • .• - . Stood w YOU And
its imperines b , the i n pm_
mi , ruidar - si t u , It whenzu
(Neje I t 'rasa I Airopil airt il m t r i fl?gi NEI
tell you-wiles. steep the blood'
health the
health of the syZem will folk/4 8i , a..
PIN, TAPS, - and ca . r
zzotaadsoouatax*ermaontlferrara. .11....
... . , 1
la Blaraii, , and, X ,
*wi l d " , 4 04 0 1 bit -Elost UP tirealobike, 1
4: : - areismatikaaak bait*,
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4 W': .,,
~ 4 - ... , ..M to t tageolavil i
sad (1.......,a_
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#nr - attlymisilendS.
Largest--.Best—eheapes
UNTERPHISE, INDUSTRit, TACT, LIBEIt-
C. silty, and the Best Raent, have for over
Twenty Years been freely used On
MOORE'S RURAL NEW YORKER,
And as a result It is 1110 w, proemtnently, the
Largest, Beet and Cheapest D.Lograstran RonAz,
Lrraasar sun Femur Wan:2r In the World.—
Tens of thousands of wide-awake People, allover
the Continent, take and admire the krss.t. fonts
superior „detlity, 'Value, lituatruticms drc.
• 'THE PRESS AND PEOPLE PRAIsE rr!
leer exampLeamiDtehange says: ' Tag Hutu".
is 'the most MeganUy Printed, atey Atltted,
Widely aerulated and Ereartily Welcomed Pa
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a monthirays for TliE DAILY SUN. Address;
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se.
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Mailed tree to any address on receipt of fifteen
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which issues this interestufg and valuable book,
Is the lamest and best Advertising Agency in the
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MEDICAL
HADNESS
Let us hope that the insane practice of admin
istering poisonous evacuants in eases of indiges
tion, biliousness, constipation, and female ((chill
ty. is almost out of date. When the Tonic
athartic produced by Nature herself In the most
valuable Sanitary Sluing is the worlit.is repro
duced by science, in the form of TARRANT'S
sELTZER APERIENT, it is indeed midsummer
madness to rack, relax and irritate the diseased
or enfeebled system with drastic purgatives. 'ibis
refreshing and delleiou.s counterpart of a remedy
prepared by the creative hand 01 the Omnipotent
Physician Himself. is everywhere superseding the
nauseous and sickening compounds heretofore
used as laxatives.
'4)LD BY ILL DRUGGISTS
L) SYCLIOMANCY, OR SOUL CILARMING.—A
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Alchemy, soreeries, incantations, Demonology,
M
Magic, esmerism, Spiritualism. Marriage
and a thousand wonders. Mailed fur 2a cents.—
Address T. WILLIAM & CO. , Publishers, South
7th , tree[. Philadelphia, Pa. [July
(ESTABIJEMED )
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and 31111 Furnishings. Circular saw s
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iwr Prices Reduced.-Sli
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A GENTh WANTED—(SIu PER DAY)
110.. A%i ERICA N ANII - 11Nti
MACHINE CO., Boston, M ,or st„, Louls, to.
June 17, 15170.-3 in
ANTED AGENTS—To sell the Octa
gait &icing Machine. It 1 , teemed
mikes the ''Elastic Lock Stitch" and is warrant
ed for 5 yearn. Price 815. All other mactnues
with an wider-feed sold for 115 or less are in
fringements Address OCTAGON tiEWINO . MA
MINE lio.. St. Louts, t wtago , llP, htlsburg,
PA., or Boston, MASS. IJ une 17, 1570.-3 in
EissE4,2 Seaey's Hard Rubber Trus
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tre upture.
Abdominal or Uternie In
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ANTED A GENTS- To sell the Hume
S'h utile 'Sewing Mackin , . Pc is- *25
It makes the "Lock Stitch, - (alike on both sides)
and is the only licensed under-feed Shuttle ma
chine sold for less than Silo. Licensed by Wheel
er & Wilson, Grover a Baker and Singer & Co.—
All other under-feed Shuttle mactunes sold for
lees than Stio are infringements, and the seller and
user liable to prosecution. Address Jumieoa.
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THE GREAT MEDICAL
DISCOVERY
Dr, WALKER'S CALIFORII7.A
VINEGAR BITTERS
Itew gtavatmements.
INDIAIAPOLIS,
WESTERN RAILWAY
Seven per eeist. Geld Leen.
The bonds are in denominations of $l.OO each
secured by a first mortgage on El 5 miles of road,
from Indianapolis, the largest city and MOST lin
portant railroad centre in the State of Indiana, to
the city of Pekin In Illinois.
ONE HUNDREp AND EIGHTY MILES of the
Line are now in RILL OPERATION, and equip.
Ped with New,Fuier.CLoss Bolling Stock, con
sisting of 25 Lcomotives: 23 Passenger Coaches,.
lßaggage and Express Cats; Tub Box, Stock an
Coal • ra, and mope will be added as the Wants of
the road require. The earnings are already
OREATLY IN ExcESS OF TILE LITERESS ON THE
WHOLE issuit or Bosom The balance, twenty.
five miles of the division in Indiana. Is nearly all
graded, with all the Iron on hand, and will be
completed without delay.
There are Tatirty-six depots on the line, LOCAT
ED IN CITIES AND TOWNS TEAT CONTALY, IN THE
AGGREGATE, A POPULATION OP ONITHUNDRED AND
NINETY TIIOCSAND, averaging °yet IYX to each
square mile, within a radius of MU a mile of the
track and wrens TWENTY minas or THETRaci,
THERE is A pOpULATION OP ABOUT- 811 HUNDRED
THOUSAND.
It passes through the counties of Marion, Hen
dricks, Montgomery, Fountain, Warren and Ver
million, In the State of Indiana, and Vemillion,
Champaign, De Witt, Platt, McLean and Taze
well Counties, in Illinois, on the line of the old
emigrant State road which was laid out In
the best portion of thoenStates before the time of
railroads, was then the tab line of Western
travel, and consequently became more thickly
settled than other sections of the West, as the
numerous tides. /wile villages, and products or
thew, cousUes demonstrate.
Besides the large agricultural productions-of
thLt section the manufacturing interest is very
extensive in the large towns and is rapidly in
creasing.
The coal mines at Danville on this line are ex.
tensively and profitably worked, and FURNISH
BUSINESS FOR OVER THREE HUNDRED
COAL CARS ou this hind at Dtelient, and MORE
THAN TWICE THAT NUMBER MU. BE RE
QUIRED to carry coal on completion of the re
maining link.
From the present earnings on 180 utiles NE
safe to assume that the LOCAL BUSINESS ALO
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 trallle, It forms a grand cen
tral trunk line/or through business not surpassed
by any road q
apolist equal length - In the West.
At Indian it connects b lines with
the cities of Columbus, Clevelan y
d ma , Pi in ttsburg, Cin
cineati—and with the Pennsylvania Central, Bal
timore and Ohio and other important relined
lines. At Pekin, the western terminus, connec
tions are made with Peoria. Quincy, Keokuk,
Burlington and Omaha. At Bloomington, with
the Illinois Central Road, which runs northwest
WO miles to Fort Dodge, lowa. A very large bus
iness will be done with this line. At Danville it
connects by rail with Toledo on lake Erie. A map
will show all 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 tntMc on One
ilu.od red apd Eighty miles, which must necessa
rily be,Joubled 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' Loan and Trust Company if desired.
Coupons Payable April and October
Free of Tax.
Total issue $0 5 , 0 00,000—52,000,000 of srhjoh are
placed to trust with the Farmers' Latta aEld Trust
Company to redeem and cancel Urbana 52,000,000 bonds
issued to the Danv, , ngton, abd
Pekin Railroad, now merged intdßloomi this road, mak
ing the loan only $3,000.000, over half of which
has been sold in Europe and this market. The
balance we otter at 9u 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
fromoad from the start, have closely inspected it
time to time during construction, and being
fami.iar with the wealth and resources of the"
country, the responsibl:lty and Integrity 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 I
cheapest and safest investments in the market,
sure of a high standard among the best railropd
securities hi the country.
All marketable securities received in exchange
at market rates. Ponds delivered to all points.
Free of Express Charges.
TUR : 1
BANKERS, NO. 14 NASSAU STREET
ulr 8.-4%%
AGENTS WANTED FOl4
"WONDERS
OF THE WORLD,"
OVER ONE THOUS/37D ILLCSTRATIONS. The
largest, best selling, and MO& attractive subscrip
tion book ever published. Send for Circular%
with terms at once. Address, U.S. PUBLISHING
00.. iri Broome St., N. Y. July 8.-4 w
THE SECOND VOLUME OF
A. H. STEPHENS
Great History of the War is now ready. agents
wanted. Send for Circulars, with tar= and a
full description of the work. Address National
Publishing Co., Phila. Pa. July 8.--4 w
Will DON'T YOU TRY
WELL'S CARBOLIC TABLETS.
They are SORE CORE for SORE THROAT, COLD,
CROUP, DIPTHERIA, CATARRH OR HOARSENRER
also a successful remedy for Kidney
Price 2.5 rents per box. Sent by mall on receipt of
prim, by JOHN Q. KELIANI, 34 Platt st., New
York, Sole Rent for N. Y.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
June 3,1870-8 w
EIGHT PER CENT. GoL1)
First Mortgage Bonds
OF THE ISSUE OF
$ 1,5 0 0,0 . 0 0 ,
BY THE
St. Joseph SL I)euver City
RAILROAD COMPANY.
In denominations of COM and $5OO, coupon or
registered, with Interest at light per cent per
annum. payable lath February and August in
GOLD free of United States taxa, In New York
or Europe. The bonds have t ye to run,
payable in New York in GOLD. Fann
ers' Loan and Trust Company of . Trustees
York. The
morloage which secures these bonds is at the rate
of emu per mile ; covers a complete road for
every bond issued, and Is a first and ONLY mon
tage. This lino, connecting st. Joseph with Fort
Kearney, will make a short and through route to
California.
A The company have a Capital Stock of,a10,00),000
A me nd grant of Laud
from Congress, of
estimate, at
I,OOAO Acres, valued, at the lowest
First Mortgage Bonds...
11
016,300,000
Total length of road: 271 miles, distance includ
ed in this Mortgesge, 111 miles; price, 9'7% and ac
crued Interest, IhiCURRENCY. • Can beobtained
from the undersigned; also, pamphlets, maps
and information reiating thereto. These bonds,
being so well securedand!dings large income,
are desirable to parties seeking safe andlueratire
Investments. We recommend Them with entire
confidence.
W, P, CONVERSE dE CO.,
coloczacw,
wei. 54 ligue Street. New York.
TANNER ft CO.,
FISCAL AGENTS,
No. 49 Wall Street, NoW York
June 3,1870-3 m -
HE OLT)
AND
THE NEW-.
THE GREAT AMERICAN
TEA COMPANY,
(sirraziaanza 1861,)
Noo. 111., 33. Oa and *7 Nosey , Niroot,
NEW YORK,
ELATE APPOINTED
J. W. CRESS,
- bETTYBBirRG, PENIVA„
to sell their TEAS AND COFFEES at the same
prim that the Conip i, a i ni issllShentrat their Ware
houses In New Yont, full supply of the from.
es t Ne w Crap,Tiw $ kept for Sale at MI
times, , •
All goods warranted to give satisfaction or the
money refunded.
Ch Only one pr
it
fiet eharpedfrom the Produce loth&
nsurner. Pm/tre apht
mtrehasing of this Compauy. profits Bayed by
- hinder th. 014 lay ' atieun
„
ot doing Witness, the consumer Ott:arid to
=nit eifhtinVilts betreelq the and
to cover as mg lammed' Wet '
V,.
. 3 4 4 Ur *IP .w ignaMill
tbe Great, 4.Merialie Tee Co., ' distritern Teas to
tha mummers. tarttiedr Amu, the
"ltr" - nbieefte=t° m'E
that t a very onetas a
ve enable immense. sass se
Company, for they sell thousaitensaa Tea,
In the same or leer time Malt - liaolle to pl e Lz
chest andestheold system ' [Juie S, 2 e
CATARRH
INDIAN CUM POE
CATARRH AND DEAFNESS.
rrpl send the receipt by which 1 wax cured of
and Deattteas tree. Addildtt
Notsplup. N
1! r .... - 1 3 i:` SV. a s cEsTs, with
J v t
our
b r 631C'e
mit *ll owneat Pt t 4 1 1 1 5
• Mara a aid
• ...'• •. • haingrVi irr AN S , rte. L,Malr. La
, N. •r :
, ~
BLOOMINGT
BEE
during the Lai year or two, bF numerous Farm
ers In Adams and adjoining counties, and where
ever used Is admitted to be the
Flllzer now In market. The proprietors them.
fore confidently recommend It to Farmers and
efirleolturtsta, as that all Who try it, will
not be willing - to do without It.
is the bo supplied abundantly from th e utosic portion
of ne.
Pries 11155 per Tom to Ikea.
Fanners whiling Ground Bone, 011 of Vitra, east
be supplied. Wee us a. pa
EIIjAKROLDEIi 41k Will/OX.
GurrrYBß MO, PENN A
PST= 8031.1 U,
Iron. in the Blood.
THE PERUVIAN - SYRUP,
An Iron 21mtc, without Alcohol,
Assimilates with the blood as easily as the elm
pleat food. vita li zing and invigorating the whole
system. /t stimulates without reaction, builds
a the bi . oken ilfivwtAncures Dyspepsia, I.l74.Cm
and eari alas; trom the geni_by , Inereasing
Nature s seen vitalizing element—MON.
3PaMphiets free. J. P. DINSMORE, Proprietor,
y street, New York. Sold by druggists gen-
April I, 11110.—lynola
TLEST TRAIN leaves Gettysburg at LW A.
M., arriving at Hanover Junction at 1035 A. M.
Baltimore 12.10 P. M. ; Washington 2P. M. Yor
11.10 A. 3L ; Harrisburg 12.30 P. M. ; WUnamspor
6.45 P. M. ; COlumbla 1210 P. M. ; Lancaster 2 P.
; Philadelphia (via Columbia or Harrisburg/
5.30 P. M., and via Baltimore 6.30 P. M. i Nei!
York US P. M. by either Harrisburg, Philadel
phia or Baltimore; Pittsburg 12 night. Return
ing, arrives at Gettysburg 12.20 Y. M.
sEco:gp TR.ni leaves Gettysburg at 235 P.
34., arriving at Hanover Junction P. P. M. :
Baltimore T. 13 P. M. ; Washington 10 P. M. 'York
640 P. M. ; Harrisburg 11,55 P. 311.1 and Pittsburg
10.10 A. M. Returning, arrives 6.20 p, M.
MeCIIRDY, Sug't.
July 1. 1870.-tf
Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
Double track route running between Phlladel
phis. and Pittsburg. Trains leaving Gettysburg
make the folMaing connections Situ this Trung
line:
Gettysburg leasu at 11. L 5 1240 p.
!annoyer ,/iusetion arrive 10.05 ' 2.as • •
•• " leave 10.5 V . SG "
Harrisburg arrive 12.55 p. in. 11.4.5 '•
leave 3.50 • k. 25 a. m
Philadelphia arrive 9.40 " 6.10
Harrisburg leave 1.15 " 12.10
PittsburY arrive L3sa. m. 9,10 AL
ruhdelphla close connections are made
with the trains for New York, Boston and all
kastent Clad. At Pittsburg oonnectious are
ma* in the New Union Depot with the trains for
an Western points.
airsror further information applyto
ktiWAND H. vvulaAmo,
Gen. Superinten__dent, Altoona, Ye.
OWINNII,, Gest, comenteralld Ticket
Agent, Philadelphia. (hiss 14, nen --tf
Northern Central Railway.
UMitga SCIIXD Vldt.
lAN and after June 12, 1670, Trains will leave
Hanover Junction as follows:
LEA VE NORTH wAR D.
10.33 a. m.—Datiy for Willianuinort, daily (except
hundap) fur Elmira, Roehester. Buf
falo, IsMptra Falls and Erie and the
West.
1.10 a. m.—Daly for Elmira. %Halo &e.
2.u9 p. m.—Dally (except thuldays) for Williams.
Et and Erie.
6,0 5 P. al.— Y (excel* Sundays) for York.
10.03 a. M.— Y (except thalaa)m) for Harris..
pun and tato West.
I..VE bOUTH WARD.
7.al a. m. — DalirstoPPlan at Parittor, nary.
7.52 a, ru,-.Lially (except tiandam stopping at
&MMus. all
1225 p. stopping Sunday)n only.
10.19 a. m.-Daly (excopt stopping at
4.54
Parkton and Cockeysville only.
p•on. — DlttlY )eacePS Sundays) stopping at
he statunia,
DW. 5, YOUNG, Pass. Agent.
Baltimore, Md.
ALFRED E. FUME,
General Su_perfniendent
It
JUNI Ilk Harrlaburg, Pa.
READING RAILROAD.
SUMMER A.B.RANG2tEENT,
_ll O.N DA Y, APRIL 18, 1870
fGreat Wank Uqe from the North and Northwest
or Ptiliadelphia, New York, heading, Parisille,
anationa, Amuand, b liatuukiruenitnun, Allen-
Levin, olluton, isPnrata, Lill& caster, LW um
biz, em.
Trains kayo Harrisburg for New York, as ful•
lows: At b. 35, B.lu 1. in., 12.ati noon, and Lilo p.
in.. eunnectlug with similar Trains on Pennsyl
vania twilload, anti arilving at New York at 1415
uutni, 3.40, e.au and IU.UU p. an., respectivel
meeping Cara accompany tue 5.9 b a. tn., y,-
and, 1420
anon 1 A ains without mums&
keturtung: leave New lurk at 9.(41 a M., 12.te
noun amain p. m., Philadelphia It 4.1 n a. in..
and sup. 3. m. Sleeping L.Aa s aotionopany We 9.1a1
witouut change. IL
&al 110 . V VOW :New York
Leive ttartusbUrs Of Reading, Pottsville, Tani.
qua, klineratims, Ashland, uhatuuklia, line G rove
• itileu k t .l.Wit., B Ald_,_Pllhaderpnla at &mil. ni., and ::.‘..i
anti e.Au h ,:. obuniut t at. Lebanon and pnnci
oti way mauun.s ; &lb tn., ttain ounnecting fur
rullauelpula..rugartite and Comment truly. leer
ruitarlue, teatuyddil barn and Aubun,
I, temlYikilt and bustioehaium Rad Road. l via
leave
bust wburg at 3.4t1 p. co.
way Planner 11Z leaves Philadelphia at
7.30 a. m., coutectins w th stmliar train on. bast
terid'a sallinsad, ret ng from heading at &.33
P. nt., stamping an an Station&
Leave ry.latine at &w and 9.00 a. in., and 2.45
p. im. Herndon at itsto a. m., shamokin at 3.40
mos iv.si s, m., &stand at 7.46 a. m., and 1130
soon, lainaqua at 1.53 A. m., and xist p. m., for
l'nadeaptila and bew lark
Leave Ponsvato, via ecanyikßl and Muncie
tuma Rai/rued at tilo a. in., for Rani/mum, and
11...ai a. m., for Pine (trove and Tremont.
Aocomminclatio_n Train lemma Potts
etitialitifil a. m., passes Reading at 7.st) a. m.,
arriving at Phinidowhia at Rain& ta. Beturb.
tog, leaves l'Ultatimplin At Mg D. xu.
Standing at lital p. in. illiring at Putfat iiii " : ll 3. •
9.4144 VI.
rPointing Reetinjoodation Train, leaves Potte
pouTZ!•• fl., r P t Undnir, bases Palladelphia
Coluniblwoad Trll4l.l= Readlns at 7.18
Si.. ~ and nu for uti z, T .
ter, upturn
__
_..rerlatoilmiritnesd, Traimi leave Perklomen
iinnollunlit Rik 11. 1ti.4. 1,0 anti3.3u p. m. ; return
ing. /nave tichwenksvide at &US 11. an.. 12.4.5 noon,
and 4.10 p. tn., connecting with similar trains on
Omnißailroad.
nds+. Railroad Trains leave Pottstown
ist., and 6.2.1 p. m., returning leave
Mount Pleasant at 7.01.1 &ski 1.1.:g a. in., connect
, ing with similar t a n of Reuling Railroad.
tumor 'Vainly iroad Trains May& Bridge- •
4 8.30 & m., r..ixi and MU p. in., returning,
Nave Downington at eau a. ni., 12.45 noon and
5. ls in. Connecting with similar trains on Read
ing
On amain: leave New York at 5.00 and $l.OO p,
m., ildmdelpida at lite a. sa. and &lb p. ns.,
(u, Lou iirtl4o- rairiuming only to Rading,
lease P at suu 11. us, only at 5.36,
afire
4. pt e l , ... and Reading at 7.15 t. m.,
1s
.p. is, Barrigen al 7.211 a. m. for
tea, and 40 a. ni. and 45 for Medal
.
"oimatati4, /mew Swim, &hag and Ex
curakm to and from allpoltda, at reduced
"dm
0441
Eamelivrieoked through! NO pounds allowed
4.000,000
Lsoo,oal
WAY
O. AL Nicous,
u minitt Apru 2 2 70 Ekipefir...deht.
girt art, itc.
Hardware and Groceries.
' .T h• antneribers have just returned from the
cdtlea with an immense supply of nitaillwigrir.
sad Geed* Whit& they are offering at their
old Minton otram, at prices tosult the
• ~ en our stork co in put of
• , rperstsei . r. 04, .I.AsAsnsiik's Took
Coach /YAWN" Moe ~or, Cabi
net-Maker's Took Housekeeper's
414. M. AU kinds 51.hyoli, .
te-, leCt te-
GROCERIES OF 'ALL KINDS,
ow, pawn, &e. Thera Il /10 article Included la
t h e seven"! departments mentioned above . but
I,4._ = , : umei lin .
andiri be It
ikee lii this Store.
vi ETcri k elie setm i
ovum. hi lime. Give vs a ilieselee ere pop.:
pared to eebie kde Solt eat&
•• ealee-hatmo.,
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. '
AR 9Ms
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•
tatittthir
Star Bone Phosphate!
The best blown Fertilizer
TRIED AND APPROVED ! !
T' "Btu Bone Phosphate," manufactured by
nehmen*ncsayaount *num, Is no longer an ax.
, but has been
Thoroughly Tried and Tested
BEST A-VD CHEAPEST
THE AMMONIA
is. The Phosphate Is for sale by
A. SPANGLER, Gettysburg, Pa.
WEBLE & SON_LGettirg, Pa.
MELHAEN & BEND New Oxford
GEO. YOUNG & sox.. orer, Pa.
JOB. MoRRIDE. York Springs P.
July 8,1670,—5m
NATURE'H OWN VITALIZER.
gailreaa — ti — me — gablini
Gettysburg Railroad,
TIME TABLE