M
tar matindiatt,
Triday =•ev4 Aug. Stine.
STOLEN.—A 'horse belonging to Mr.
James Boyd, residing near Emmittaburg,
was stolen at Harney, on Satarday night
lash whilst the person who bad ridden him
there iras attending preaching.
Pic-Nic.--A grand Basked Pic Nic will
be held on Satiuday next, in Wierman's
Grove, at Wierman's Mill, York Springs
district
A grand Basket Pic-Nie willelso be held
in Fran is Cunningkaan's grove, near
Moritz's tavern, Freedom township, on
Saturday the 20th inst.
Squxamia—The Act of 1869 prohibits
the shooting of Squirrels and Rabbits be
tween the lst of January ;Lad the Ist of
August. Sportsmen can now go to work,
the prohibition having ceased on the Ist of
Attigust.
gnash.—A valuable Cow, belonging to
Washington W. Scott, of Preedom town
ship, was struerby lightning and killed
during thd storm of Wednesday evening,
the 27th wit. She Nyonld have been fresh
in alpout three weeks.
R &TTLE -B NAlCRlL—Recently a party from
Bermudian went to the South Mountain
after whortleberries, and near what is
called the Whiskey Spring captured a Rat
tlesnake with 12 . rattles, measuring 8 feet
6 inches. - Another party the same day
captured a Rattlesnake near the same
place, with '8 rattles.
NOT SoLD.--A • member of . the Town
Council informs us that none of the Fire
Engines have been sold, nor will . they be
sold pail definite arrangements be made
made to supply their place with new ap
paratru3. The Engine House is being re
fitted by the Gettysburg Zouaves, to be
used by the Company as an Armory.
Courtscrrost.—We are advised that our
statement last week, that the election of
officers of Evergreen Cemetery is confined
to holders of Ceitiftcates of Stock,' was
eroneous. It seems that the arrangement
which we suggested, of Sinking the stock
and transferring the control of ‘be Ceme
tery to the lot-holders, was consemated
several years ago.
Corrivry Fes,—The Mapagms of the
Adams County Agricultural Society have
determined to hold the next Annual Exhi=
bition, on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, September 27, 28and 29.. Mon
.. day the 28th will be devoted to the entry
of Stock and Articles for exhibition. Full
particulars as to Premiums, &a., will be
given hereafter.
Bsis.oonnvo.—For a week or more there
has been quite an excitement among the
little folks in town on the balloon question.
Quite a crowd of boys and girls gather in
.the diamond every pleasant evening to
-witness the sending up of paper balloons
Thy Mr. John M. Werner, who is an adept
in preparing them and who takes pleasure
in gratifying the little folks. It is a cheap
but pleasant amusement
STREET CAR& —Mr. Howell, the ener
getic manager of the Springs Passenger
Railway; has had the cars re.llttett and
new truck wheels supplied. The cars now
run regularly to and from the Springs
Hotel, according to the schedule which
will be found in our advertising columns.
Our citizens coin go to the Springs grounds
in the evening, spend several houzs pleas
.. antly, and return at a : ble hour.
&Dana/cr.—A few ilaya ago, as Mr.
;Jesse Lerew, near Beftpindian, Latimore
A i,wAiskiy; was going to tatnerin-taw's
mill with a load of grain, he plaoea his lit
tle daughter on the wagon to accompany
him. By some means she slipped off the
wagon, under the wheel, which passed
over her, breaking her leg in two places,
. above and below the knee. Dr. J. R.
Plank was called in, who adjusted the
broken limb.
AccrniorT.—On Friday last, whilst a
number of the laborers were at work
. on the Littlestown section of the Frederick
and Pennsylvania Line Railroad, a large
portion of the top surface, which they
were undermining at the time, gave way,
: and unfortunately struck a young man
by the name Scott, and breaking his right
leg, between the ankle and the knee. He
was taken to Littlestowb, and the fracture
. adjusted by Dr. R. S. Seise. The young
man't parents reside near Middleburg,
.Carroll comity, Md.—Fray.
SEWKIL —Some time since the Town
Council granted to David Wills, Esq., and
.others associated with him,the right to put
down a Sewer in York street, from the res
idence of„Mr. Wills to the- water-course be
low St.Jsimes church. Workmen have been
engaged for a week or more on the sewer,
which is nearly eompleted. It will cost
over $4OO. Property holders along the
1, 'no of the sewer pill have a right to drain
i nt o It by paying a proportiouate share of
the co." , The Council reserve the right
to assume ,control of the sewer, at any
time, by imieronifying the parties for the
expenses inctirred.
I. 0. G. T.- —The following persona
were installed by D. D., Wm. H. Tipton,
as officers. for General Reynolds Lodge;
No. 180, I. 0. G. T., of Gettysburg, on
Monday last:—W. C. T., Rev. J. H. S.
Clarke; W. V. T., Miss Jennie Powers;
W. S., J. S. Jones; W. A. 8., Miss Mary
J. McCreary; W. T., A. W. Flemming;
W. F. S., J. M. Warner; W. C., Miss S.
A. Paxton; W. M., James H. Fkesming;
W. D. M., Miss Carrie Young; L 8. G.,
Miss Emma King; 0. 8.8., J. Nervin Frey;
It H. S., Miss pora Flemming; L. H. 8.,
Miss Julia Weygandt; P. W. C. T., W.
T. ,S.. Sahm.
iscsmaisiusic—The burning of two
Morns fur lir. John Spangler, of Mountjoy
township, within the lastsixnimitlus, with
out any known cause, has produced the
conviction that some unknown incendiary
has been at work. This conviction is
strengthened by the fact that an attempt
has since been made to fire a hay-stack on
the premises, a lot of half-burned matches
having bean found near it.
The Ladatown Preis and Hanover
Spectator err ha the Mateo:ma gust an ar
rest has been made in connection with the
burning of Mr. Spangler's bars. No ar.
rests have been made,
Courrrir CcurvErmorr.—The Republican
County Committee met on Sat by is 4
there beings larger representation-than
usual. Mire best of feeding prevaibd, the
assurance being given that in all parts of
the county the Republican party is thor
oughly united and will, in October, moment
its devotion to, the principles of the party.
The County Convention was ordofred to be
held on Monday the 22d inst., the Delegate
elections to take place on the Saturday
previous. There is a good deal of ferment
in the ranks of the Democracy, not only
as regards the Legislative contest, but in
view of the astounding increase in the
County bt and the general extravagance
in the of county elflike. It
behooves our /rinds, finder the circum
stances, to put in the fieldg *mg ticket,
composed of men of soblowielste4 *Wig
. and integrity—elm that will =Now* the
-.meadow* at thettm-perks **Vow*
ZAMA& ITEMS.
7A. M. 2P. M. 7P. M.
Thursday, July 28 - 72 94 74
Friday, ~ 29 70 34 75
Saturday, " 30 t 6 78 68
Sunday, " 31 06 84 69
Monday, August 1 - 70 84 68 -
Tuesday, " 2 72 92 78
Wednesday, " 3 70 94 so
EDUCATIONAL.—Amo ng the prominent
seminaries of learning for young ladies in
this country Collegiate Institute, Pough
keepsie, N. Y., stands at the head. In
location, buildings, appointments and in
structore it is unsurpassed. Prof. Cook,
one of the principals, has a fame as a rhe
torician and public reader as broad as the
states. We are glad to learn that a pro
per attention is here given to the physical
as well as mental education of the stu
dents. Our schools have hitherto been too
remiss in this respect. Thiii institution is
highly recommended by President Ray
mond as a preparatory school for Vassar
College. For particulars see announce
ffient in our advertising columns. it
ADVZICTISING PAYS.—The correspon
dents from Saratoga and Long Branch all
represent the, equippage of Dr. H. T.
Heimbold, the celebrated New York Drug
gist, as beyond all question the most
costly and imposing turnout at either of
these ' fashionable watering places. Dr.
H. has made a large fortune, and makes
no secret of his indebtedness to judicious
and extensive advertising. For several
years after commencing business 'on a
small scale, he devoted every surplus dol
lar to advertising. He found it paid, and
now that he has built up an enormous
business and ranks among the millionaires
of New York, he continues to expend large
fauns in advertising. A shrest , d business
man, he knowB the importance of using
Printer's Ink freely.' ,
,Cashes or Frax.—On the Ist of Au
gust the firm of Bigham & Co., Forward
ing and Commission Merchants, was dis
solved by mutual consent. 'Mr. Alexan
der CObeen retires from the firm, . - and
Messrs. Wm. M. Bigham and James Big
ham will hereafter conduct the business
under the firm of Bigham & Brother.
Besides the Forwarding and Commission
business, they will always-keep on hand a
large supply of Groceries of all kinds,
wjioh will be sold at lowest cash rates•
4-8 t
SALE OF FLIEWITIM.—On Tuesday of
Court week, (August 16,) at 1 o'clock, P.
X., will be soil at Public gale, in the
Dia
pnond, a large lot of new Cottage Furni
taw!, which lass never been used, and is in
prints order—AM Chamber sets, Bed,
4 4es t ds,
1;l s, Chadre,' itc. Persons de
siring to examine the Furniture in advance
will callon Hon. HohartlfeCurdy. et
Partiam--And all engaged in Agricul
tural pursuits, will do well to give Burk
holder & Wilson's filkir 'Bens Phosphate a
trial. It has been largely used during Ws
last two or three pars and has proved
self one of the best Fertilisers' extant,
Tbero le Doburnbag about it, ai all will sal
whys hate tooted % Olve It e bird, See
advertisement.
ZTORMAL &Nook —Tha Adams Coolity
Normal liebord opened $d session ios
the year in Agrienlietral Mali on Monday
Let. Perim Asidttltil attend am re,
quested la be in by the early teat o=3
week. Ppr eliredarand-eatak*ue addeven
aroma) Wu!.
•c. _ .
Bite iletepW'the 4 411ezetui
Independent Ans. and "Ited-Itiads"
played a game of Base Ban an the Collerk
gronnds;the former flooring 50 and the
hitter 14:
- On Monday the Independents and Key
stones played a game, the former scoring
2g, and the latter 11.
On Friday evening a match game was
played between the First Gettysburg Nine
and the Independents, with the following
result:
lIIDEPENDIMIT i)
R.
m.,.m,
nZingler,
3b 5 2 Wm. c 1' 5
cui --- iera
3 4
Min 5.8 3 4
Shields 2
KIVU., el:1D
.2 4
5 .
B=ll * 3
2.1 , 11. lb 4 2
Spangler, 2b 4 3
27 32
INNING&
15346 6 7 8 9
Gettysburg
6 2 2 8 1 116 8 0-44
Independent
tt ;l l4 U 4 7 210 0 2-22
Fly-eatches—Ge 6; Independent 5
Umpire—John M. Brauth.
Scorer—Wm. Itathvon, Lancaster.
The First Gettysburg Nine went to
York Springs yesterday, to play the York
Springs Club, on the invitation of the
latter.
Arircrrusn BARN BrENT.—The Littles
town Press says that during the thunder
shower, Wednesday evening of. last week,
the stable of Mr. Isaac Sheely, of Mount
pleasant township, this county, was struck
by lightning and totally destroyed, to
gether with a carriage, sleigh, t&c., which
were in the stable at the time. •
The house of Mr. James Welsh, also
residing in the same vicinity, was struck,
and Mrs. Welsh severely, though not
dangerously, injured.
AlloTnzu.—On Monday night, between
10 and'll o'clock, a bright light was seen
in the southern part of the county, in
dicating another fire. We have since
learned that it was slog Barn about about
two wiles west of Littlestown, on the pro
perty formerly owned by Mr. Jacob Sheely.
Mr. Edward Diehl, of New Oxford, pur
chased the property at Sheriff's sale in
June. Mr. - John Rodkeywas the tenant
last year and loses his entire grain crop,
which was unthreahed. Mr. John Trostle
had taken his threshing machine to the
premises the same evening, but it being
late when he got there 'the machine was
not put in the barn and was thus saved.—
Mr. Ludwig, the present tenant, loses his
crop of hay, besides a spring wagon, gears
and other articles. The impression is that
the fire was the result of incendiarism.—
The sheep had been pit in the barn during
the evening, but they with the cattle were
driven out before the barn was fired.
....
SUNDAY SCHOOL ric-Nrc.- . —A 'pleasant
Pic-Nic came off on Thursday of last week,
in Mr. M. , Leeer's grove, about li miles
north-east of York Springs, under the
auspices of the York Springs M. E. San
day School. The Lutheran School united,
and a procession was formed at the M. E.
Church, - and proceeded to the grove, where
the Rev. J. B. Anthony, of the Lutheran
Church, delivered an interesting address.
Dinner was then served to the scholars
and visitors, numbering over 25....5. At 3
clock, the schools were reAssembled and a
suitable address delivered by the Rev. T.
F. McClure, of the M. E. -. Church. The
day was pleasantly spent in innocent re
creation and social intercourse, refresh..
ments being again served up at
. 4 o'clock,
the number on the ground at this time
amounting to about 350. In the evening
the schools returned to town, everything
having passed off satisfactorily. '
VilrThe storm on Wednesday of last
week seems to have broken up the hot
spell.. The weather for some days has
been comparatively cool and pleasant.
We are indebted to Mr. Powers for
the usual weekly record of his thermome
ter. It will be. seen that after a few days
of pleasant weather, we are -.getting back
into a warm spell. Some how the ther
mometer has got 14, habit this sum
mer of registering high figures, and don't
like to give it up: •
JMN#X,Ii4MUCie
iiitAsictra.---oii Saturday last, at a pic
iiiiihi*Xisensinith'il woods, near Cham
jmnsbrizgi Abraham Stouffer, aged •
years, while adjusting a fra . , ing fell from a
tree, breaking ids leg.—During the atom
of Wednesday last, Mrs. Holland, of Fay
ettevMe, -was seriously injured by light
fling. She approached an open window
near which passed . a lightning rod and
while pulling down the sash the shock of
electricity along the rod was so great as to
render her insensible. It was feared for a
few days thatthe injury might prove fatal.
—The barn of Dr. Franz, four miles from
Waynesboro', was struck by lightning on
the 27th ult., and destroyed, with con
tents; lees sB,ooo.—On the 22d ult., as
.Mrs. Isabella Forsyth, the wife of Mr.
Thomas Forsyth, at Carrick Furnace, was
pulling Cucumbers in her garden, shores
bitten by a snake on one ankle. The
wound did not give her much inconveni
ence at the time. It swelled a little, how
ever, and became somewhat inflamed. On
the 26th she took very ill and it was
thought she would die.. The poison seem
ed to have penetrated her whole system.
Dr. Alexander, of Fannettsbnrg, attended
her, and she is now recovering rapidly.—
The store of E. J. Small, Funkstown, was
entered by burglars on the 21st ult., and '
$4O in money stolen from the desk.
WASIU3ToToIi.---The colored people of
Washington county, will celebrate the
ratification of the Fifteenth Amendment
at Hagerstown on the 6th instant.
YORK.—Dr. James A. Dale and Gates
B. Weiser made a balloon ascension from
York on Saturday last. The balloon de
scended in Hopewell township, when Mr.
Weiser stepped out, and Dr. Dale resumed
his voyage, alighting in Harford county,
Md., 10 miles from Bellair, where he made
another ascension 100 feet high, with a lit
tle girl aged 12 years.—On the 27th, the
barn of Jacob Bent; of Carroll twp.,
was destroyed by lightning, together with
his present year's crop. Insurance $7OO
in the Paradise Insurance Company.—On
the same evening the barn of Mr. John
Hallacker, of Washington township, was
struck by lightning and burned, with this
years crop. No insurance.—A little
daughter of Mrs. Berkheimer, York,
aged. 9 years, fell into a well 20 feet deep,
with 4 feet of water in it, on Thursday last,
tluough t an opening in the floor. Strange
to ray she was rescued, without injury'be
youd a few bruises.
0. IL
Crawford, c 2 6
Hig, lb 4 6 •
Huber, Jr, It 1 7
Cunningham, P 2 4
Cox. Jr.. cf 3 5
Scott, 2b 2 5
HokelJb sr.. as 4
. 3 5 5
Niers, rf 5 3
EE3
WHAT DID IT?—Lyon's Bathairou
made my hair soft, luxuriant and thick,
and Hagan's Magnolia Balm changed that
sallow complexion into the marble beauty
you now see. This is emphatically the
language of all who use these articles. A
find head of hair and a refined complexion
are the greatest attractions.a woman can
possess. The Kathairon and Magnolia
Balm are just what will give them to you,
and nothing else will. The Balm is the
bloom of youth. It makes a lady of
thirty appear but twenty. Both articles
are entirely harmless, and very pleasant.
They should be in every lady's possession.
aug. 5--lm
To COTINTT MERCHANTS AND STRAIN - -
GERS. — WOLHE'S SCIFEDAM AROMATIC
SCHNAPPS.—Among *be complaints for
which the "Schnapps" has been declared
a specific by the eminent physicians who
have corresponded with the proprietor,
are—dropsy, dyspepsia, debility conse
qu'ent upon long continued _ sickness and
old age, epilepsy, asthma, gravel, colic,
affections of the kidneys, and all chronic
diseases. For these, and many other dis
orders, it
,is now prescribed, with great
success, by more than three thousand
medical practioners in various parts of the
United States.
Firruitiviro.—We have been informed
that the Photographer of York Springs,
who has been absent for a tew weeks, has
returned with new facilities for executing
good work. He is now prepared to make
twelve beautiful pictures for One Dollar.
All who wish good worjr done cheap,
should not fail to give him a call. 1t
farAn Eminent Divine Amps "I have
been using the Peruvian Syrup. It gives
me new vigor, buoyancy of spirits, elasti
city of muscle." J. P. Dinsmore, 36 Dev
St., New York, will send, free, a pamph
letif 32 pages, containing a full account
of this remarkable medicine, to any one
sending him their address. it
riy-Lost ou the road leading from Get
tysburg to Bonaughtown, a package of
designs for Worsted Embroidery. The
finder will be suitably rewarded upon leav
ing them at this j office. It
LIFE INSURANCE. —ln the death of Prof.
Sto3ver, of this place, we have another il
lustration of the advantages and ,import
ance of Life Insurance. We learn that
about two years ago Prof. S. took out a
Policy for $5,000 in the "Penn Mutual
Life Insurance Company," of Philadel.
phia, on which he had made but three
payments, amounting in the aggregate to
about $350. His family will now realize
$5,000. The "Penn Mutual" is one of the
oldest and best established companies in
the country, with a heavy surplus capital,
which pays all Policies' promptly. Mr.
Henry J. Fahnestock is the Agent for this
county. july29,3t
. THE Wenn WEATHER being upon us,
those wishing to refresh themselves will
do well to call upon E. H. MINSIGH on
Chanibersburg 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-nits and Parties furnished at re
duce prices! Give us i call and see for
yourselves. julyB-t9
ApirATEI AHEAD.--Capt. NORRIS is de
termined not to be outdone by rivals, and
hence has been brushing up his `Head-
Quarters," on the corner of the Diamond
and Chamberaburg street, (Arnold's cor
ner,) where he has on hand the Lsrgest and
best assortment'of Ready-made Clothing of
all kinds, for Spring and Summer use, ever
opened in Gettysburg, and which he is of
fering at astonishingly low figures. His
stock of Straw Hats embraces - all styles,
qualities, and prices. • ap22-tf
SAVE Mon - gr.—Pending the agitation of
the Funding BM, which will evidently de
predate Governmentßonds, persons would
do well bt reading the advertisement of the
"Gettysburg National Bank,". in another
column, and exchange their Government
Bonds said realize &handsome-profit there
by, rind obtain an investment as safe and
profitable.
tlrSpring and Summer Goods just re
ceived. Read Comex & CIINNIAGRAx's
advertisement and learn where to buy
Clothing, Rats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, No
tions, &c:, at reduced prices. Baltimore'
at., opposite Fahnestook Bros. sp22-tf
Fop itti'F•---fieieral desirable &tune in
outh,east corner of the Dianiind, the late
reddens* of Bon. R. G. *align deceased,
For terms, dm, inquire of Mrs. /hyper.
armuqmea 09411064 Wizard 011 7 for
rheurnatiqn, uourolgish hoothoobe, tooth,
404, 0,04 for** l l7. A44:llntaler, Drug ; ent , 6 strdnirg . tf
Fcnt Salm Onsar.—Agocid alka . 2 l 0 431 4
Falling and shlitiNitv Baggy `Xsquire
at this coPk".ll
Win. Blair &,Son offer a largefissortment of the
best Fruit Jars at prices that defy COntiXilllon.
Also, prime Mess Shad, Mackerel, Dry Salt Pot°.
zaac Herring. Salt. Sugars, Syrups. Coffees, Wares,
Coal 011, and everything else in our line, that
storekeepers may want, In quantities and at
prices that will not fall to please. Please give us
a call.
With the "heated term" comes the danger of
the rightful pestilence—Cholera and .kindred dis
eases. What untold and Indescribable misery has
been visited upon thousands annually by these
awful complaints. But every one ought to be
made aware that a specific - for this class of dis
eases, as well as a certain preventive, is the cele
brated MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS. It will
positively fortify the system against the attacks
of Asiatic Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Cholera In
fantum, Diarrama, Summer Complaint, Dysen
tery, Chollc, Painters' Cholic , &c. D. IL Bissell,
M. D., Physician-in-ehlef of the L. S. Hospital
Ship, "Falcon," highly recommends it forChblera,
and has used it with marvellous success in such
cases. It acts like an angel of mercy in every
instance. Sold by all druggists and dealers.—
Price one dollar per bottle. [Aug. 5.-lm
Ammuce.s WINES. —lt Is not generally known
that Cape Colony produces the most delicious
wines grown on the face of the earth. A cargo
recelved'as a remittance by our neighbors Dr. J.
C. Ayer & Co., contains several varieties raised
there, among which the Constancia commands
the highest price of any wine in the world. Al.
most the entire crop of it Is consumed in the
palaces of Europe, this rare exception being sent.
to them in exchange for their medicines, which,
have long been the staple remedies of South At
ric.a.—Boston Journal.
BERT PEER BY WAIL BY TEE PROPRIETORS OP
HALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR RENEWER,
Which is the best article ever known to
► RESTORE GRAY HAIR
TO ITS ORIGINAL YOUTHFUL COLOR.
It will prevent the Hair from falling out
Makes the Hair smooth and glossy, and does
not stain the skin!
R. P. HALL & CO., Nashtnr \ N. H.. ProPrietors.
For sale by 411 4ruggists. 0 [Aug. s.—lm
ApirDELFNE2B, BLEMNEBf3 AND CATARRH
treated with the utmost success, by J. IsAte% M.
D., and Professor of Diseases of the Eye and Ear,
(his specially)in the Medical/ anew of Pennsyl
vania, 12 years experience, (formerly of Leyden,
Holland,) No. 806 Arch street, Philsa 2 Testimoni.
Ws can be seen at his office. The medical faculty
are invited to accompany their 'patients; as
he has no secrets in his practice. Artificial
eyes inserted without pain. No charge for ex.
aminatlon. [March 18,1870.-1 y
For Store Fronts, Asylums, &c. ; Iron Bedsteads,
Wire Webbing fot Sheep and Poultry Yards
Brass and Iron Wire Cloth, Sieves, Fenders,
screensfor Coal, Ores, Sand, &c., Heavy Crimped
Cloth for Spark Arresters; Landscape Wires for
Windows, &c. ; Paper makers' Wires, Ornament•
al - Wire Work, &c. Every informatidn by ad
dressing the manufacturers. M. WALKER &
SONS, No. 11 North Sixth at., Philadelphia.
Feb. 11, IFFo.—ly
There can be nothing that twill please the ladles
better than a good article, which is Reeled in it , '
ery family for every day's use. Ouch an article is
'Ems , GIINIIINS ANHRICAN TALLOW
SOAP recommended for the following purposes;
Fbr OteturalHouseAold Die . . Ibr the Third. lbr
tAs Utundrp. Ittr Moped Hands, &c. Sold
by all GroCers and Stossasepsra everywhere
NATHAN FRICK, Sole Agent, No. 319 North
Front street, Philadelphia. (Feb. 11;1870.-n
AWi m ptiVe—COinnioa, Rtnenioe, Attalla
ee
"failign and Trnstee,—Mortangea
a whmo rg o r t asul
immonopheau.
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SETTLE, UP
•
he death of Mr. May= and the con3equent
iilssolntlottof the Arm at Reams% Muftlutsoff_
& Swarmi t maims It II tressary to e ff ect: an fa
bledLste settlement of an ontsraapithig accounts
The Sinks of the late inn lave been Placed In
my hands for collection. All poisons hlarrears
for Jobbing, Advertising and Stibecriptlon are
requested to tall and settle.,
Subscribers can see by the labels on their pa.
pens the dates to .Which their snbectiptions - are
paid, and will remit accordingly. From all who
remit at once, (without subjecting the firm to the
expenses of sending out bills for collection,) $2 a
ydar wWbe accepted—thereby saving 00 cents a t ,
year.
1). A. MOILER.
June 10, 1870.--tf
geviciv a hitt Itiarlttts.
it:•lti•es•Dr.• s. 6 eyed tier Market..
Pali/more, Thursday morning.
600 @ 650
6 75 700
170 @ 186
120 ig 185
110 @ 180
92 yg 95
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Due Comp. Int. 'Note:,
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Silver 112 115
Union Pacific R. R. Ist M. Bonds, 815 825
Central Pacific R. R. 85.5 870
Union Pacific Land Grant Bonds,- • • 74 0 1.70
MARRIED.
Lowmt—Hsirrits.v.--On the 18th ult., by the
Rev. E. Breidenbaugh, Mr. John C. 1). Lower of
E
Arendtsville to Miss mma C: 4 llartman of Me
nanen township.
Mu.t.mt—i r ns-s - IsoirrEtt.—On the "with .nit., by
Rev. Dr. Hauer, Mr. Cornelius Miller to Miss
Lavin& Catharine, daughter of the late D. C.
Frankforter both M
ofpaper Manchester,pleasepublish. Md.
D SiirWestanlnster s
a y —Aßennr.--On the 28th ult., in this
lace, b Deatrich, r. John
H. Smith to Miss Lott A. Arendt, both of Butler
township, this county.
HIMP9ON—WAGNEIL-011 the 31st ult, at the Re
formed Parsonage, New Oxford,. by the Rev. W.
P. P. Davis, Mr. James 0. Simpson to Miss Sarah
Agnes Wagner, both of Round ; Hill, Reading
township.
DIED
Obituary notices 5 cents a line for all over four
to acempany the notice.
AtwinE.—On the 20th ult., Mr. Conrad Alwine,
of Oxford township, aged 58 years.
Bt Arn.—On the 22d ult. near Duttera's Station,
Miss Mien C. Blair, aged 1U years, 11 months and
3 days.
Cannaron.—On the lit of July la.st, in Frank
lin township, Mr. Idanoali Carbaugh, aged about
35 =
—On the 25th lilt., at the Two Tavertts.
James Biotin, only child of J. H. and Kate A.
Baker. aged 4 months.
Bourn:ELL—On the 23a ult., In this place, Louis
Birtithal, aged 48 years 4 months ,and 6 days. His
remains were taken to Baltimore and burled in
the Citizen's Cemetery. under the direction of
CagmLribe of this place.
irgi26th ult., Isaac W elh od m k ormerlyn ioa o Ad am e
county. (brother of Protiumotory Melhorn,) aged
about .70 years.
Marrzonn.—At Abbottstown op the 16th ult.,
Harry Samuel, son of Washington s. and Emily B.
etzger, aged 8 months and 2266 day
Wotr.—ln Hamilton township, on the ledli
Cornelius Edward, son of Atoms and Lydia Ann
Wolf, aged 10 months and 10 days.
ZiraLait —On the 27th ult., thla pplace, Julia
Charlotte, Infant child of Charles and Lmma Zieg
ler. aged 7 months and 7 da
ffiptrial gottrts.
TO THE TRADE
WILLIAM, BLAIR, 6: SON,
Wholesale and Retail
Grocers and Qtleensware Merchants,
"South End," Carlisle Pa,
July t 2, 1870.
PREPARE FOR THE CHOLEMA
A TREATISE ON THE HAIR
WIRE RAILING, WIRE GUARDS.
TO THE LADIEBI
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Seminary.
SEVENTEE4 4 iTti SCHOLASTIC YEAR
On Monday, aSeptember sth.
•
The course offdy embraces both the solid
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ability.
The domestic arrangements contemplate full
provision for the
COMFORT Or-BOARDING PUPIL&
la - Rates of charge moderate.
For Catalogues, or any desired Information, ad
dress
REv. W. F. EYSTKR, A. M., Principal
Aug. 5.-it ,filagerstown,
•
A BARE CHANCE
FORA VERY VALUABLE
FARM AT PRIVATE SALE.
The undersigned. offers at Private Sale a very
VALUABLE FARM situateln Tyrene township,
Adams county, Pa., If mile from Idaville, con
taining 100 ACRES o Patented Land of which
there are about 25 Acres In excellent Timber.
The land is in a high state of cultivation and un
der the best of renting, of which the greater part
pw.t fencing. There have been upwards of
WOO bushels of Erne put on the farm within the
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produces equal to limestone. The improvements
consist of a twaStory STONE DWELLING
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convenient to the dwelling, frame and log Barn
a go feet, containing \Vegan Shed, Corn Crib,
Hog Pen, and all other necessary outbuildings.—
There is also a Peach. Orchard containing r2oo
choice trees In prime bearing ; also, a young Ap.
pie Orchard containing 720 of the choicest of trees
coming into bearing ; also, an old Apple Orchard,
and small fruits abundance, consisting of
Cherries, Pears, Grapes, Plums, dc. The land
cannot be suspassed for raising fruit. The farm
cannot be surpassed in the County for water.—
There are two small streams running through the
farm, and never-falling springs of the best of
water in every geld an the farm, but one. Post
(Mee, Store, Mills of all descriptions, Churches,
and School House all convenient.
6 Persons wishing to buy should not fail to
examine the above property.
JDAVTLLE, Pi., Aug. 5, 1970.-tf ISAAC C ItoUPE.
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
LADIES, Poughkeepsie N. Y.—Established
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thoroughly taught. Also
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Special course of study furnished by Preside
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For Catalogue address the Principals, GEO. W.
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(2TELTBENVILLE (O.) FEMALE SEMINARY.
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Week. A deduettoirof onefourth for the dam/li
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weeks) beginii Sept. 7, 1870. Send for Catalogue
to Rev. CHAS. C. BEATTY, D.D., LLD., Supt.
or Rev. A. M. REID, Ph. D., Principal. 4t
HIGHTSTOWN CLASSICAL INSTITUTE for
Young Men and : Boys. Send for circulars to
Rev. J. E. ALEXANDER, Principal. Iliglitstown.
N. J.
July 36th, 1870.
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FSMALL] COLLEGEi Bordentown. N. J. limn
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INir E y rol ph, , Addres.i EDSON EROS.
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e
PPM'. PARING, CORING anti SLICING NlA
it CHlNE—Takes 4 turns of wentran to each
apple. Sold at Stores.' WiII heau receipt of
$l-0. Address I). IL WHITTEI4oRE. 'Worces
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SAXON GREEN.
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E hat thi! curative operation of
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by "FRENCH ONGUENT. - Mailed for 50 cts. 3
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Aug. o, 1870.—n
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The best known -Fertilizer
TRIED AND APPROVED !
THE "Star Bone Phosphate," manufacturedby
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during the last year or two, by numerous Farm
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BESIi AND CiTEAPEST
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fore confidently recommend It to Farmers and
Agriculturists, assured that all Who try it, win
not be wining to do without It.
THE ArAMNIS
te supp
of the bone.
pricy 11156 per Ton In nags.
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be supplied. Give us a calL
• •strinuroumit" . '
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Parka Warm, llfanufactn . rer. •
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WYBLF. & SON Pa.
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- Raving used Dr. Turner's Tic-Doulonrettx or
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No. 54 Pine Street, New York
TANNER & CO.,
FISCAL AGENTS_
No. 49 Wall Ntreet, Now York
June 3,11470-3 m
THE OLD WAY
THE NEW.
TA GREAT .I.IfERICAS
TEA COMPANY
(ESTABLISUED 1361,)
Nos. 31, 33, 35 and 37 Vesey Street .
NEW YORK,
lIA.VE AUTOrNTED
J. W. CRESS,
GETTYSBURG, PENN'A.,
to sell their TEAS AND COFFEES at the same
prick that the Company sell them at their Ware..
houses in New York. A full supply of the fresh
est New Crop Teas will be kept. for Sale at all
times.
All goods warranted to give satisfaction or the
money refunded.
Only one prtglt Changer! from the Produce to the
crmertneer. Froinfire to eight profits saved by
pureha.sing of this Company.
Under the Old System
doing business, the consumer of Teas had to
,y about eight profits between the producer and
Twit, to cover as many intermediate sales.
trader the New System
the Great American Tea Co., distribute Teas to
the consumers, through their Agents, all over the
country, subjecting them to but one profit and
that but a very moderate one. as a small per cent
age on the immense sales will amply satisfy the
ompany, for they sell thousands of chests of Tea,
In the same or less time than It took to sell one
chest under the old system. [June 3,1370-3 m
A GENTS WANTED—WO PER DAY)
—liv lie AMERICAN
51ACIIINE CO., Boston, Mass., or St_ Louis, Mo.
June 17, 1870.-3 m
ANTEDI I V AG ETo !ell the Ocla T.,igi_riln7.iil6wen4eat:makes the "LiicLtStitc" andswarran e d
for .5 years. Price 815. AU other machines
with an under-feed sold for $l5 or less are in
fringements. Address OCTAGON SEWING MA
CHINE CO.. SC. Louis, Mo., Chicago, iii., Pittsburg,
Pa., or Boston, Mass. [June 17, 1870.-3 m
TRESSES! se Se ni s p i po la gr il s, ul4e an r d ThAt.
instruments Cure Rupture,
Abdominal or Uterine Weaknesses and Piles.—
Different approved patterns. Comfortable, safe,
light, cleanly, used in bathing, indestructible (steel
springs coated.) Elastic Stockings, Belts, Braces.
Bandages, etc.—Gager Eshments,
1347 Chestnut st, and n Ant. , s New York,
( p iEv . it , 4 , ,Z l l erald Building. Send stamp for Pam
d by Druggists, mailed or expressed.
June 17, Ire.-3m
s in A DAY—BuslnesS entirely new and honor
able. Liberal inducements. Descriptive
circulars tree. Address J. C. RAND St. Co., Bid
deford, Me. [June 17, 1870.-3 m
TILE
Hahneumn Life Insurance
COMPANY,
iF CLEVELAND, 01110
CASH ASSETS OVER
CASH INCOME
STATE DEPOSITS...
Dividends are annually paid to Polley
holders In CASH
ALL POLICIES ARE
NON-FoRPEITABLE
Invtree on all Modern and Popular Plane
Nearly all restrictiona regarding Residence
Travel and Occupation are removed.
A large Prenituin Fund is reserved for the ben
eat of .Po
In all Its experience this Company has never
contested a claim.
PERFECTLY RELLARLE AND STRICTLY
MUTUAL
All Information desired can be had by address.
ng the Harrisburg office or any of its Agents.
J. W. SHEETS, General Agent, Harrisburg, Ps.
REV. C. J. EIIREIIART,
Special Agent, Gettysburg, Penn•a
July 29,• 1870.--ly
A Good Time Coining !
THE FIFTH ANNUAL PICNIC OF
CASHTOWN SPRINGS
Viii be held on Saturday the 13th day of
August next,
which:the public are respectfully Invited to at
tend.
40-No Collection will be held. Good music
will be procured for the occasion. Refreshments
to bediad on the ground.
Sie - should the day be unfavorable, it will be
held on the following Saturday.
JOHN A. MILLER.
AMOS IL STOVER,
DANIEL SURELY,
July 18 ADAM DE.A.RDORIT,
22, '7o.—td Committee.
GUNSNITHING !
BATTLE-FIELD RELICS!
Canes, Shells, Bullets
E. WOODWARD
Would respectfully call the attention of the pub
his large assortment of Relics gathered oft
the Gettysburg Battle-geld.
Gunthlrig attended to with promptness and
all work warranted.
Give us a gall At Mit place of business on Car
& gmt, (Meeonaugliy's Hall ) mazes Depot.
(Attila/WIG rA. [July 29, 1870.—U
Su School Teachers flat,
Six Teachers are *muted far the Pub* Schools
of . lip%c:s j c ,r4r mßerough• Sohoelsre Term,
10 mon Salaries from 00 to er 'month.—
The cdun Su lintel:idea will id the examl
fisttlail orl aY, Aliguar DB EajlHl
wool Souse, , " f'smwm.a. .
July 20.,—t4 sea:ma:h.
l'eacher Wanted.
rrylernianitgaw*Vtrre a s
eyeinipr ildx r uns ' "uP"neat w fflj
Ad 7 orra tuns. PreA.
32.
EMIIIMI
4 0(X),m0
1000.000
BEM
. The vegetative powers of life are strong, but in a
few orrs how often the pallid hue, the lack-lustre
eye and emaciated form, and the impossibility of
appliCation to mental effort, glow its baneful in
fluence. It soon becomes evident to the observer
that some depressing Influence Ls checking the
development of the body. Consumption IS talked
of, and perhaps the youth is removed from school
and sent into the country. This is one of the
worst movements, Removed from ordinary di
versions of the ever-changing scene of the city,
the powers of the body, too much enfeebltid to
give zest to healthful and rumikercise, thogghts
are turned Inwards upon themselves.
If the patient be a female, the approach of the
menses Ls looked for with anxiety, as the first
symptom In whlcti.Nature Is to show her saving
power in dlffusinv the circuLation and visiting the
cheek with the bloom of health. Alas l increase
of appetite has grown by what It fed on; the en
ergies of the system are prostrated, and the whole
economy is deranged. The beautiful and wond
erful period In which body and ndnd undergo so
fascinating a change from child to woman. is
looked for in vain: the parent's heart bleeds In
anxiety, and fancies the grave but waiting fur its
victim.
11E1.34:mum's Exxxser Bccac, for Weakness
arising from excesses or early Indiscretion, attend
ed with the following symptoms: Indisposition to
Exertion, Loss of Power, Loss of Memory, Diffl
onitY of Breathing, General Weakness, Horror of
Death, Night Sweats, Cold Feet, Wakefulness,
Dimness of Vision, Langour, Universal Lassitude
of the Muscular System, Often Enormous Appe
tite with Dyspeptic Symptoms, Hot Hands, Flush-
Mg of the Body. Dryness of the Skin, Pallid
Countenance and Eruptions on the Face, Pain In
the Back, Heaviness of the Eyelids, Frequently
Black Spots Flying before the Eyes, with Tempo
rary Suffusion and Loss of Sight, Want of Atten
tion, Great Mobility, Restlessness, with Horror of
Society. Nothing is more desirable to such pa
tients than Solitude, and nothing they more dread,
for Fear of Themselves; no Repose of Manner,
no Earnestness, no Speculation, but a hurried
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300,000 00
100 WO (X)
Transition from one question to another.
These symptoms, it allowed to go on—which
this Medicine Invariably removes—soon follow
Loss of Power, Fatuity, and Epileptic Fits, !none
of which the patient may expire.
During the Superintendence of Dr. Wilson at
the Bloontingdale Asylum, this sad result occur
red to two patients; reason had for a time left
them, and both died of epilepsy. They were of
both sexes, and about twenty years of age.
Who can say that these excesses are not fre
quently followed by those direful diseases Insanity
and Consumption? The records of the Insane
Asylums, and the melancholy deaths by ConsuMP
tion, bear ample witness to the truth of these as
sertions. In Lunatic Asylums the most melan
choly exhibition appears. The countenance is
actually sudden and quite dOstitute—tielther
Mirth or Grief ever visits it. Should a sound of
the voice occur, It is rarely articulate.
With woeful measures wan Despair
Low sullen sounds their grief beguiled."
Whilst we regret the existence of the above dis.
eases and symptoms, we are prepared to offer an
invaluable gift of Chemistry for the removal of
the consequences. HELMBOLD'eI litmus CON-
CaMATED FLUTED EXTRACT OF MCCUE% There
is no tonic like it. It Is an anchor of hope to the
surgeon and patient, and this is a testimong of
all Who have used or prescribed it.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
Price $1.25 per bottle, or six bottles for $5.50. De
livered to any address. Describe symptoms in all
communications.
Address
H. T. HELMBOLD,
NONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS
done up in steel-engrayed wrapper,
with tae-ainillie of ray Gbandcal Warehouae, and
Maned •
3r 29, 1870.-1 y
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.xtur lantistmenti.
NIANHOO
N THE YOUNG AND RISING GENERATION
Dnig and Chemical Warphousa,
5% Broadway, New York.
KT. HELKEIOLD ID
Vaal Aotitto.
LICENSE.
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The following atmlleation to keep(' Restaurant.
has been tiled in my °Mee, with the requisite
number of signers, and will - bm presented at the
Court of Quarter Sessions, ou the 341.310ND1t0f
AUGUST. 1870:
Samuel O. Lawrence, Mountpleasant township.
July A 1870.—tc H. G. WOLF, Clerk.
xruricE.—L6tters Test:intent:try on the est*le
111 of Airs* ROSAN FRANK'. deced late of
Reading township, Adams eounly eas h
, l'a.. at lug
been muted to the undersigned, residing in
Hamilton township, he hereby gives ni - dien to ail
persons indebteitto said estate to make inime
diate payment, and those having claims against
the same to present them properly authenticated
for settlement.
21-o.t
I VOTlCE.—Letters Of Administration On the
IA estate of KUIVARD MALL, late of C'unowago
township, Adams county, ra., deceased, having
been granted to the undersigned. residing In said
township, he hereby gives notice to all persons in
debted to said estate to make Immediate payment,
and those having claims against the same to pre
sent them properiv ant hell [leafed for mettletueut,
July LI, 10i-60 Wlll. H. SMALL, .Itlin'r.
V, OnCE.—TII 4, St.001;11 aCCOIIIII of ANDREW
11 Louts Committee of Henry 14thr, (a Lunatic),
has been hied in the Court of Common Pleat of
Adatns County; and will be confirmed by sahl
Court on the third dfonday of August next, un
less caustthe shown to the contrary.
July 15, 18;11,--4(1 JACOB 31ELIIORIY, Pro.y.
IV_
OTlCE.—Letters of Athnlniatration on the
Eittate of JOttv LADY, deer:med. late Of Me -
nailer' township. having been granted to the un
dersigned, he hereby .4%es notlee to all persona
Indebted to eald estate to eall and make (tinned!.
ate settlement and those having claims against
the sante 14,111 plea.e present them properly all.
thenticated for set I lenient.
5.,1,311.1EL llEltlttir. Ariner.
I;etkyatinrg.
July S.-tlt
Register's Notices
()TICE: 13 hereby ed‘en to ;d1 legatees and
11 tither per...4mA coneern,(l. that the .ttlintiOs.
tration Accounts hereafter nemiloned tcIJI ho
presented at the irplians° Court of Adams ~0 1111
ty (or confirmation and Mime:ince, ou .10N IPA
the 15th day of .11.2 - GUST, 1 , 70, at In I,'elovk,
31,, Viz:
it. The first and final account of W. F. tron,
Guardian of Lydia .t. ifehrinv, one of the minor.
children of John Wining, decd.
5,1. The first and final a.....u1t of W. ti.,
White. AdminLstrator of Samuel Cool. late of
ilantilfonban ton nshlp,
6. The nrst and l account of Michael M. , .
Sh y
erry, Executor offina the lAA win and T,..dan,, , 0f
of Hugh McSlierry, late of Hamilton ton :1111p.
deceased.
.57. The Wollflt of George W. liar:nail. fluar.J
lan of George W. Wolf.
The first account of IL P. Bighant. Admill
borator of the Estate of William I No u nzi.vot,
.79. The first atul final account of .t. S. and
Stockslager.
er Adthi ger nistratoN .1 the Elate of
F redi Stocksla, deceased.
fin The first
e first' and final account .1 Hannah Lentz,
Afindnistratrix, coin testament° annex° of
lel Bettler, deceased.
SAMUEL A. SWOPE, Tfc.j:ter.
July 2'2, IS7o.—til
Court Proclamation.
l.` - HEREAS the HOU. ROBERT J. Fmnru. Pro
w w sident of the several Courts of common
Pleas in the counties composing the liith District,
and Justice of the Courts of oyer and Terminer
and General Jail Delivery, for the trial of all
capital and other offenders in said distriet, and
Joszmt Kum: slut ROBERT McCURBY,
Judges of the Courts of Common Pleas. Mid
General
of the Courts of Oyer and Terminer awl
General Jail Delivery, for the trial of. all capital
and other offenders in the eount,y of Adams--
have Issued their precept, belThig date the 2l•if
April, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seventy, and to no directed, for hold
ing a Court of Common Pleas, and i:.•neral guar
-ter Sessions of the Peace, and General tail Deily..
ery and Court of User and Terminer, at Getty,
burg, on MONDAY, the lath of AUGUST. Am—
lice,Tl IS HEREBY GIVEN to ad the Jus
of the Peaee. the Coroner and the coludaides
within the said county, that thev he then and
there in their proper persons. with Itnils.Ree..rils,
:nut Inquisitions, Examinations. a matt her re men -
brumes. to do those things which to their nlees
and in that behalf appertain to be done, and also,
they who will prpsmute against the prisoners that
are or then shalt - be in jail of said eounty of Adams,
are to be then and there toprosocute against then,
as shall be just JAI,OII KLENK, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Mee', Gettysburg, Judy 15. 1 , 70. t'
SHERIFF'S SALE
- By virtue of sundry writs of Vimditionl
nag issued out of the Court of Common Pleas f
Adams co., anti tome directed, I will sell at Polito-
Sale, at the Court House. in Gettpburg, Sq.
Sedum,
the 6lli day of Angruxt, ISO, at I 9
P AL, thefullowing described Real Estate, six
A TRACT OF LAND, situate in
Union township, Adams county. Pa., adjoining
lands of John Bolen, Nicholas Doilhanier. and
others, containing 4 ACHES, noire or
proved with a two-story LoG DWELLING
HOUSE, with a one-story Log Kitchen attached.
double Log Stable, Hog Pen. and a number or
choice Fruit Trees on the premises: also a well of
of water near the door. Seized and taken lu ex
ecution as the Real Estate of ANDICKW C, WILT.
No. I—A LOT OF GROUND, situ
ate in the Borough of Gettysburg„ Adams county,
Pa.. fronting on the North side of York street,
adjoining an alley on the East and lot No. gOl
Win. F. Baker on the West: improved with a two.
story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with 1!:,
story Brick Back Building attatincil. .1 Brie!:
Smoke House, with a Hydrant In the yard and of
well of water with a pump in it near the kitchen
door.
No. 2—A LOT OF GROUND, situ
ate In the }wrong!). or Gettysburg aforesaid.
fronting on York street, adjoining Lot No. 1 ou
the East and a lorof John Weigle on the West.
Improved with a two-story FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE, with a One-story Back Building attach
ed. Seized and taken In execution as the kcal
Estate of WILLIAM
A TRACT OF LAND, situate in
Butler township. Adams county. Pa., adjoining
lands of John Hare, Joseph Taylor, and others,
containing is ACRES, more or less, improved
with a two-story LOG DWELLING HOUSE., a
Log Stable, Blacksmith Shop, Hog Pen, a Spring
of water near the flair, and a_young Almle Orch
a.rd. About two Acres are In Timber. seizefl and
taken in execution as the Beal Estate of JEssz P,
Wsuomt.
JACOB -Sheriff.
July 22 1970.—ts
ilir-Ten percent. of the purcha:e money 14102
all sales by the Sheriff MILSI he paid Over fumed!
ately atter the property Is struck down ur upon
failure to comply (herewith the property will be
again put up for sale.
urors for August Term
GRAND JURORS.
Liberty—Joseph Mei - tient, (foreman.)
liamilton—Henry IV.If, Andrew Deli n%
Gettysburg—Amos Plank, Adam Duersoin, jr.,
Dasid Ziegler.
Tyrone—peter L. Spangler, Augustus Deatriek,
Henry Spangler.
2ilenallen—Noah Snyder, Nicholas Wierman.
Alountpleasant—!wick Wilt, John E. Taney.
Freedom—A. Fleming White.
Cumberland—George Sc
Hamiltonban—Joseph Culbertson, Mosel S e* .
brooks.
Butler—Burkhart Wert.
Beading—Andrew Brown.
Conowago—Levi
Straban— TheodoreTaughinbaugti,.lrolln N. Buyer
Oxford--Sanmel F. Neely.
Berwick twp.—Cyrus Wolf.
GENERAL JURORS.
Berwick bor.—Jesse Bucher.
Straban—John H. Majors, John E. Benner.
Franklln—James Sowers, Freileriek
D. Smith, James A. Robert. Peter Ketterman,
Jacob AL Bushey, Tobias IL Cover, Wm. H.
Adams.
Huntington—John A. Wlennan, Ell S. Myers,
WM. Mas, Jr.
Butler—. Jacob Peters, Geo. Hollebaugh, Michael
Deatrick.
Gettysburg—John S. Crawford. Isaac Deardorff
Joseph Jacobs, John Gilbert, Daniel 'trimmer.
Liberty—John Nunuemaker, James Corry. It. 31.
B. 111111.
Oxford—David M. Myers, Datdel ltdtzd, R ui,
Jenkins, sen., John S. Brady.
Tyrone—Georgo Mickley.
Freedom—David Ithodes, sen.
Mountpleasant—sjohn .May, David Sneeringer.
Union—Jacob H. Gobrecht.
Menallen—Henry U. Orner, Gibs,on
Cumberland—Adain Butt,
Latimore—James Wilson..tlexander Livingston,
Jacob IL Larew, Win. A. Gardner.
Ilamiltonban—George Herring.
Y. Springs—H.P. Peters,
Reading—Wm. Townsend, Cornelius Smith.
Conowago—Vincent O'Bold, Joseph &funk.
Mountjoy--fonathaa Allison.
July 15,,1870.—t0
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. .
r Dr. R. W. Carr, of Baltimore, says:
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gra
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have - used seven bottles of ',Mawlads,
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CLEMENTS & CO, FroPriefola•
Feb. 4,1,970.—1 yin
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Dinie with neatness, eiwinums aed,dhpatell at tve
The Slav sad Senile* TS See.
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JOHN KILLER. EVr.