d gersonal Sates.
LE LANDS !!
R.
ABM, t nines nort
adjoining wo
Spring Hotel prop
h-
with large BRICK HOUSR,htrge
t House, and other Improve
:W—not inure than coot of build-
A.llll, two and a half miles
wbu adJniniag No. 1, lie
BTONE HOUSE, Barn and
ts. An excellent grass tams.
' . adjoining No. I, and
containingnoAcres.
i •
Turnpikecomprises
buiWin Price, WOO.
• RM, five miles from Get
road, lee Acres, good land in
lb large BRICK HOUSE, and
Price o,soo—very cheap.
BY GOOD FARM , two
• *4O Acres with ' large
sou per acreacrekree' Bank barn,' all in good
• ARM, 170 Acres, four
ta on Public road, comforta.
lERGS, red land. 14 limed.—
ash.
xcelleut FRUIT FARM,
tf Gettysburg, on public road,
good land. with comfortable
• ID RED LAND FARM
. e HOUSE and all needed
Barn, Land limed and in good
hirm, near Baltimore Turnpike,
bum 3 miles from Littlestown.
TRACT OF GRANITE
es from Getty burg on York
.. HOUSE and STABLE, a
or Mechanic, Price $2,500.
ERY GOOD FARM, two
• - sburg. on public road, 224
and in good condition, good
rboarded HOUSE. large Bank
good location. Price $5O per
S 4 Acres with buildings at same.
VERY GOOD STOCK
east of Gettysburg, on York
will sell 110 Acres, about
kME HOUSE, two Barns, well
'1 per acre—terms easy.
RY VALUABLE FARM,
h 100 acres heavy Timber, Oak,
ut, five miles west of Getty's
. two sets of Buildings, will
le, excellent fruit farm, good
Price $45 per acre.
00D FARM, 130 Acres, 7
b on Harrisburg road, good
aril , all kinds of frint.—
RI3T-CLASS RED LAND
or will seU 100 Acres ; 2 miles
on Harrisburg road
lOUSE. Bank Warn, 'alum=
and in good order.
er Farms and Town Propsrty.
de and Town Property, to ex
, County Farms.
K G. McCREABY,
Attorney for the Owners,
Gettysburg, Pa.
LE OF
REAL ESTATE
, Executor of the last WM and
alma Haan, deceased, will
abide outcry, on the premises,
25th day of August neat at 10
folkowing Real Estate of de-
.•t CND, on West Middle street,
Gettysburg, of thirty feet front,
a new and substantial two
'ELLING HOUSE, with two
and with Stable and other
a well of excellent water. The
•U been recently erected are In
to in Cumberland township,
•e mile and a half West of Get
g the Katalysine Springs pro
ng about 100 ACRES of land,
Acres are well timbered.
good state of cultivation and
th a good well of water at the
rings of excellent water on the
• ory 1101.7 FE, part brick and
Amid, nearly new, on the Kern
aine Barn. The fencing Is near
board fence.
nee at 2 o'clock, P. M. when
known on day of sale by
JA.MES A. ILLER, h'r.
WESTERN
'PION LANDS
OS HAND A FEW
ACTS
OF NO. 1
-eniption Laudl4 locatod uttar
Towns, &c., In well settled
tleh I will sell or exchange at a
Estate In Adams county, Pa
GEO. ARNOLD.
OF A (OOD HOUSE
bei unable to work at his
"sate Sal e his ROUSE & LOT.
Adams county. The House Is
order with all Improvements
f good land, with all kinds of
fishing a good home and a sit
some mechanical business
thhi one..
ISAAC BYERS.
R SALE,
LE THREE-STORY.
BRICK DWELLING HO
Bric USE.
feet Mt. with tau-story k
first-c Lass repair, two doors
.
OIL Baltimore street, will be
Ming terms,
R SALE
'hurribersburg 81., Gettysburg.
a two-story Brick . , Gas in it, a
e yard with good outbuildings,
Grapes, Strawberries, Black
a, Peach and dwarf l'car Trees
S. B. ROW.
timpitments, 4c.
'S PATENT
AND MOWER
SELF 11.A.E.ER.
met with the Most complete
very section where it has been
taken precedence over those
ye heretofore ranked as first
teit-liaker and a Superior
tion will convince apyone of
over all others, In sauplicltY,
lllty. As a tiell-r.tking,
o our knowledge.
Is attached to no other machine
s. except to this machine.—
•E & STEVENSON hianutae•
1, :Sew York.
ICE OF THE CONIFANY TO
It AGE.NTS:
/Tuft! that certain manufae
elsewhere are building Reap
-5 SELF-HAKE attacned, we
us the names of all persons
• such machines, as we have
• n Or persons to manuMe•
El. or any part thereof, and
elull extent of the Law all per.
sell os or using said Self
own manufacture.
•
Dinh, President.
deuce this
awnhine that
t those Wanting whine test
• blue they may %lab, and
yes the most-makslactiom
• Droppers attached can be ae.
these wanUng machines we
0 a few of these hum me
Peter Macklev,
Wm. Flume.
Ellsha Penrose,
ter. Jan Deardorff
bright, .E.:phralut Lady, Jonathan Wislr .
Ith. James Mickley.
Daniel Settle,
John Bar
eL. 'John Ecker de ,
Henry King,
J Andrewrr, Welkeet,
. J. Ke
Second Hand Reapere
u. iter H A PBS of dllfor
which lathe Brandt Bake. A
lifferent kinds, Thresher and
best and cheapest ever offer.
• ilaltitlSßC,rtG FA.N.SLNG
..plements
ng w examine machines will
house of JOSEPH Wraut &
, or at the residence of the
Gettysburg, on the
ANTLY ON HAND In case
wanilnn arculars will ad-
. 0014=ut ix
ili. .a.
Agent. d
erland Series,
ND OTHER
001, PUBLICATIONS,
Union. Tract Society, Pres-
and Methodist Boards of
at publishers' prices, by
UJHLER,
VNG, PA
supplied with .1141,1 cs at
Awed rates.
ntim, Executor, Admln
and Trtuttee,—.Murtgages
Laformatioos. Submit/tit
• and an other kWds of
Ot fiat' ant. fintlitttii
Friday . Id, 1870
MARmAt.--Ciol. John Wollord, of Lay
more township, has been appointed Chief
Martha' for the neat County Fair, with
power to appoint his Assistants.
Aortas STorarx.---On Tuesday night last
a valuable young Bay Horse was stolen
from the stable of Wm. Wible, on the
Harrisburg road, 2 miles from town, He
was insured in the York county Company.
Cow HiLLan.—On Wednesday after
noon the 27th alt., a cow belonging to Mr.
R Herding, of Union township, was killed
by being struck with lightning while past
uring along the banks of the donowago,
near Gitt's mill.
CENSUS.-Mr. Paxton has nearly com
pleted the MUMS statistics for the Bor
ough of Gettysburg, and informs us that
the population will reach about 8100,
probably over. This . is a hnndsc;me in
orease since 1860. The population of the
town in 1850 waa'2lBo; in 1860, 2890. In
crease from 1850 to 1860, 210—From 1880
to 1870, about 710.
POST -OFFICE SALAILIES.—In the recent
adjustment of the salaries of Postmasters,
the Gettysburg Post-olfice is fixed at
$1,700; Bedford $1200; Carlisle $2500;
Chainbersburg $2400; Hanover $1000;
Harrisburg $3600; Lancaster $2800; Me
chanicsburg $1700; Philadelphia $4000;
Pittsburg $4000; Reading $3500; Shippons
burg $1200; York $2600.
BAQK Ao.u:N.—During a recent visit to
the Springs Hotel, we were glad to notice
that S. B. Row, Esq., has resumed the
position of Clerk. Mr. B. has a large
general acquaintance throughout Pennsyl
vania and• Maryland, acquired during his
connection with the Post-office Depart
ment, which will be of service in the posi
tion he nhw holds. He, has moreover
special qualifications for the position—
promptness, energy and courtesy.
Rust.--On Tuesday and Wednesday the
central portion of the county was favored
with refreshing rains. The protracted
drougth has seriously affected vegeta
tion, growing corn and potatoes especially
having suffered.
We annex the record of the temperature
as shown by Mr. Powers' thermometer :
7A. M. 2P. M. 71' M
Thursday, Aug. 4 72 90 78
Friday, " 5 65 85 69
Saturday, " 6 64 94 76
Sunday, " 7 66 94 70
Monday, " , 8 75 94 80
Tuesday, " 9 76 94 78
Wednesday, " 10 75 76
Lurnizzynaz 812ifiii4.11Y.—We have on
our table, the Catalogue of "Lutherville
Female Seminary," for 1870. This In
stitution is located at Lutherville, Md., ten
miles from Baltimore, on the line of the
Northern Central RailrOad, and is under
charge of Rev. Dr. Sadder, assisted by a
corps of efficient Instructors, including
Rev. P. M. Bikle, a graduate of the In
stitutions at this place. Rev. Dr. Sadder
has a wide-spread and deserved reputation
as a successful educator, and it is not sur
prising that the School under his charge
should be in a flourishing condition.
SuEniPtr's SALES.—On Saturday last, at
the COurt House, Sheriff flunk sold the
following Real Estate:
A Tract of Land in Union township, 4
acres, property of Andrew C. Wilt, to
Jacob Hostetter, for $350.
A Brick House and lot of ground in
York street, Gettysburg, property of Wtn.
F. Baker, to the Gettysburg Building As
sociation, for $800; also a Frame House
and lot of ground, adjoining the above,
property of Baker, to the same Associa
tion, for $4.30.
A Tract of Land, in Butler township, 18
acres, property of Jesse P. Wagoner, to J.
A. H. Rether, for $135.
SELECT Pic-Nic.---On Morning last a
pleasant little Fishing Party and Pic-Nic
came off at Gitt's dam, near New Oxford.
A few gentlemen from town took the five
o'clock train for Conowago, where they
were joined by a party of gentlemen from
New Oxford, to whom complimentary in
vitations had been sent. The morning
was spent in testing the fishing grounds,
after which the party sat down to a mag
nificent collation, on the banks of the
stream, served up by Lieut. James Hersh,
of the "Washington House," of New Ox
ford, whose merits as a caterer are so well
known. The party returned to Gettys
burg in the •noon train. The affair, we
understand, - was glitten up under the
superintendence of Mr. Keller Kurtz, of
New York, temporarily on a visit to
this place.
FATAL SHOOTIN6.7-011 Saturday morn
ing, last Mr. Samuel Fitzgerald, of Hunt
ington township, was accidently killed by
a comrade, Mr. Wesley Stevens, of Tyron
township, while on a gunning expedition.
They were hunting together, and coming
across a squirrel on a tree, both fired
simultaneously, being within a few yards
of each other. Both guns missed fire, and
Stevens was in the act of examining or
replacing the cap on his gun, which wai
resting on-his arm, when by some means
the hammer fell, exploding the cap, and
sending the entire charge of shot ' into
Fitzgerald's left side. The latter was re
moved to Mr. C. Myers' residence, and
lived five or six hours, entirely exhonerat
ing his comrade from all blame, the shoot..
ing being purely accidental. Fitzgerald
was aged about 35 years and leaves a wife
and two children.
GRASSIIOPPERB.—We have information
from a gentleman just returned from a trip
through Carroll and Baltimore counties,
Md., that the grasshappers literally cover
ed the ground at places, and that these in
sects were devouring the clover and almost
everything else that was green. They
have already eaten up the blades of corn,
and were working their way into the ears
of corn—the tops already eaten off. It is
expected that nearly the entire crop of
corn will be destroyed.. Even fence rails
are partially eaten. Several farmers stat
ed that their young orchards were begin
ning to suffer, a number of trees being
already destroyed, the bark eaten off. The
farmers are becoming alarmed at the num
ber of grasshoppers passing over their
farms. We believe that in some sections
in our own county they are becoming very
numerous, troublesome, and destructive.
B IINSTROXII.--Bnnstroke has been :Liar;
mingly prevalent this summer in all the
large cities, and even* the rural diatricts.
The heat has been both • exceedingly in
tense and long continued, and its depress
ing power, acting with cumulative effect, ,
has predisposed many to this sudden and of
ten fatal malady. All whose duties require
expose to the sun should be-on the guard.
A damp cloth, worn in the crown of the
hat, is recomended as a preventive. In
case of an attack
. ff sunstroke, the ap
plication of, cold to - the head and chest,
friction of the extremities, and the admiii
istration of stimulants such as brandy and
ammonia will be found serviceable. Place
the patient in a recumbent position •in
the shade, where there is a freecirculation
of fresh air, and at the same time dis
encumber him of everything that could in
any way interfere with either eacidation
or respiration.
UWAI. ITBJIIB.
THADDEUS STEVENS.—Hon. A. K. Mc-
Clure, of Philadelphia, last week delivered
the annual address before the literary
Societies of Washington and Jefferson
College, on Life: the Meat and the Actual.
Col. McClure illustrates his theme by re
ference to the career of own best known
statesmen. He thus refers to Mr. Stevens:
"My life has been a failure," were the
sad words I heard uttered by Thaddeus
Stevens when he was setting his house in
order for the inexorable messenger. He
was the great Coinmoner of the Nation's
sorest trial, and had witnessed the triumph
of his earnest and consistent efforts for the
disenthrallment of the oppressed. He was
content when braving popular ignorance
and prejudice against education and free
dom; but when he became the acknowl
edged leader of the House, and saw the
substantial success of his cherished princi
ples, his ideal life was not fulfilled. To
himself his life appeared as does the statue
fashioned to rest upon some high pinnacle.
It seems ungainly, ill-proportioned and
wanting in symmetry and harmony; but
as it rises to the distance from which it
was designed to be viewed, its awkward,
shapeless lines disappea!,. and its
and beauty win the admiring gaze of r i a a
multitude. He had his measure of infirmi
ties, but there have been few so sincerely
devoted to their convictions, and who
would so willingly forego honors and ap
-planse for conscience sake. When pos
terity shall read of him, it will be as one
of the grand central figures in the
rama of a nation's redemption, his
frailties will be unreeorded—the •, on
tribute the historian pays the fallibility of
men whose names are immortal. I thought
that he, of all our statesmen, bad most
nearly realized the hopes which inspired
his noblest efforts; but he had learned the
lesson that the ideal destiny" of every life
points to the unattainable. How much he
dreamed, and how keenly he lamented
that he only dreamed, there aro' few pre
pared to tell."
ARREST.—On Thursday evening, the
4th inst., while a dance was in progress at
Smith's tavern in Franklin township, a
difficulty occurred between Messrs. Adam
P. Newman and Franklin. Kane, during
which the former received some five or
six ugly cuts in the arm, face, and neck
from a knife in the hands of the latter.
Mr. ,Newman's wounds were dressed, and
he came to town on Tuesday, to make in
formation before Justice Cover. A warrant
was placed in Sheriff Klunk's hands, who,
in view of Kane's reputation and lawless
ness, summoned several assistants and pro
ceeded to his residence about dusk. Kane,
getting wind of the Sheriff's presence,
slipped out of the house and made fpr the
mountains. A chase ensued, and about
midnight, the party came across Kane at
Miltenberger's Saw-Mill, some six miles
from the starting point, where he had laid
down and fallen asleep: Sheriff Klunk
and assistants secured the prisoner, and
he is now is jail. We know nothing about
the facts of the case beyond the statement
made by Mr. Newman to Justice Cover—
that Kane provoked the difficulty, in con
sequence of an old grudge and in pursu
ance of previous threats. We niderstand
that Kane is also under bonds to answer
a charge of assault and battery in the
Franklin County COurt.
"REV. Du. BLACK has' accepted the
presidency of the Pennsylvania. College,
and will resign the presidency of - the kiwis
State University."
I DPW° find the above paragraph going
the rounds of our exchanges. It is a mis
take. There is no vacancy in the Presi
dency of Peruniyivania College, that posi
tion being most satisfactorily filled by
Rev. Mt — Valentine, the present able and
accomplished incumbent, who has
thought offresigning and whom services
the Hoard of Trustees would kill vary fro
luctant to dispense with. - We peer*
the reference is to Wislitington,ool4m,lit
which a DA zack bib hoeiyair beeita.* :
ed Preddlmt, ' '
DEMOCRATIC Corxrg , CorcrasTiciw.-=:• -
On Monday last the Democratic County
Convention met in the Court-horuse, to,
i
nominate n 'County Ticket.. The - numer ,
ous aspirants for Legislative honors, and
the active contest of the last few weeks,
brought together quite a number of the
faithful, did Convention and lobby being
bah well represented. •
Hon. Robert McCurdy was appointed
President; Messrs. Samuel March and
George Btoneseifer, Vice Presidents; and
Messrs. R Sherry and Joseph Wolf Becre
tarieS. The roll of delegates having been
completed, nominations were made for the
various offices, viz:
=2O!
Frederick Diehl, of Franklin.
Dr. J. L Baer, Butler.
Isaac Herriter, Highland.
Dr. J. W. McClure, New Oxford.
George B. Yantis, Littlestown.
Robert Watson.; Hamiltonban.
Daniel Gelselman, Union.
Philip Donahuei Stratum. •
Henry Thomas, Straban.
E. W. Stable, Franklin.
Jas. Gubernator, Conowago.
warn COMMISSIONER.
John Nunnemaker, Liberty.
Francis WW, Franklin.
George Lady, Franklin.
• DIRECTOR OP THE POOR.
Michael Stambaugh, Latimore.
Jacob B. Miller, Huntington.
Peter Stalismith, Straban.
Jacob Hull, Berwick Township.
Jesse Bucher, Berwick Borough.
Joseph Harman, Mountpleasant.
AITDITOR.
EPltrahn Meuchy, Germany.
Raphael Sherfy, Cumberland.
- JURT COMM:18810NER.
Henry Mayer, Berwick Borough.
B. F. Hagerman, Mountpleamut,
T. N. Dicks. Reading.
IL W. Schwartz, Motudjoy.
The nominations having beep complet
ed, the'eonvention adjourned, to give the
candidates full play with the delegates. A
lively time, with any amount of button
holing, ensued around the Globe Inn and
Keystone House, the various candidates
and their friends working like beavers. -
At 11 o'clock the Convention re-assem
bled, and after announcing the with,lrawal
of Messrs. Gubernator and Dicks, the bal
loting commenced with the following re
sult:
=32
Ist. 2d. 3d. 4th. sth. 6th. 7th.
Diehl 6 6 6 7 2 9 9
Bear .3 3 4 3 2
Herriter 5 6 8 14 19 25 IN
McClure 5 4 (withdraw)
Yantis 5 3 5 5 6 5 6
Watson .. 8 8 7 6 8 7 7
Geiselman..... 7 6 7• 6 5 4
Donahue 6 5 4 4 4
Thomas 5
.5 5 4 2
Stable I 1 1 1 1 1 1
COMMISSIONER.
Ist 24.
Nunemaker... 21 22
will 21 ti
Lady
DIRECTOR.
IsL 2d.
Stambaugh ... 5 1
Miller 19 37
Stallmuith..... 3 2
Hull . 8
Bucher 12 9
Barman 2
1:331:21
Menehey
Sherfy...
JURE COMMISSIONER.
Ist. 2d.
. 30
EMI
liagermati..... 14 7
Schwartz
Messrs. E. Short, Henry J. Myers and
Wm. Ross White wel•e appointed Con
gressional Conferees, with instnictions to
support the Hon. William 3feSherry.
A Committee on Resolutions was ap
pointed during the day, but the Conven
tion having got through with the nomina
tions, rapidly melted away—the successful
to exchange congratulations, and the dis
appointed to give vent to their wrath—giv
ing the Committee no Oportunity to make
report. At least careful inquiry from a
number of delegates failed to elict any
knowledge of resolutions being reported or
adopted.
Be® ; ItAtiLie the Atb. inatp, the First
Gettyabirg, Nine itcOeptect , an invitation
from the "Bitar"thib of York Singe ; to
phir skgamei of Thus Bill at the York
Balpher Bpringe Vim following 14 the
score:
YOKE 1411131311011. 01117111111711 a.
O. IL 0, H.
Gixdier,p ' .4 4 , afford, If 4 1
Herter, e ! 2 4 ,3b 4 1
Stewart, lb I 6 Heber,jr., as 5 1
Peters, cf 3 2 Scott, 211 1 4
IJbleross 6 I 3
Myers, lb , 3 1
Sadler, 26 3 weloakam, 2 1
Worley, 3b 3 3 Huber, sr., rf y '
3 2
Becker, It 1' 4 Hoke, e 3 2
'Deardorff, rt 4 - 2 Cox, et 2 2
27 —2B
York Springs ...... ..3 6 4 3 2 1 6 0 9-28
Gettysburg ..0 7 0 0 2 1 3 1 1-13
Fly-catches—Gettysburg 10; York Springs 11.
Double play—Gettysburg 1.
Umpire—John M. Krauth, Gettysburg.
Scorers—Wm. Bathvon, Lancaster, John L.
Toy, York Spinals.
Time of Game, 2 hours,. 90 =Mites.
The Gettysburg boys, although beaten,
speak in the highest terms of the courtesy
and gentlemanly bearing of the "Star"
club, the members of both clubs, at the
close of the game, partaking of a capital
entertainment at the Springs Hotel, pro
vided at the expense of the York Springs
club. A return game will probably be
played in Gettysburg in September.
We bear it rumored that the "Eekfords, "
of Washington City, think of making Get
tysburg a point in their tour.
(For the Star and Sentinel.
NEW OXFORD, Aug. 8, 1870.
EDITOR STAR:—While spending a few
wyeks in New Brunswick, several years
ado, I stopped at the house of John P.
Smith, a native of England, whose history
-as a "Son of Temperance" is worthy of
note. He was then seventy years of age
and a charter member of Avon Division in
a small village of that Dominion. He had
passed the chair three times, and was then
filling the office of Recording Scribe for
the sixtieth term, and for ten successive
years commissioned as D. G. W. Patri
arch, and he said that no charge had ever
been preferred against him; he has faith
fully kept the pledge, was constant at his
post, and hoped to die in the harness. His
aged wife was fully with him in the work.
This couple rode on the first train of the
first railroad in the world—the "Stockton
and Darlington," in the County of Dur
ham, England, opened June 21, 1825.
This road was built by George Stevenson,
sen., who afterwards built the Manchester
and Liverpool Railway. A plenty of such
faithful souls scattered among the masses
of men would be indeed a saving element
in society.
A trip through a valley in that country,
gave me an opportunity of seeing the
"Garden of New Brunswick" in the field
verdure of summer's best outfit. This
interesting strip of land, no doubt once
the bed of a branch of the Bay of Fundy,
will ever present to the student of nature
a fruitful subject of thought and exami
nation.
Though absent from the stirring scenes
of "my native land" on the ever memora
lde Fourth, and although I felt somewhat
of a yearning on that day for the associa
tions of old, I was not altogether without
entertainment, for I had the rare privilege
of taking a ride through "Paradise," and
picking strawberries with some of the
•`angels."
With uo law but license, and the old
English customs of drinking fastened on
the prejudices of the people, so strongly
that even the religious sentiment can
scarcely shake them Off, Temperance
work is something there, which requires
nerve and determination. But the con
summation must be reached; and the
agencies of the present must, by their
efficiency, pave the way for those of the
future. May God bless the right, and
hasten the day of deliverance from the
A a.
great e.umft
"GETTYSBURG ZOUAVES"—WiII meet
for . Drill and Parade at their armory
on Saturday Aug. 27th at 1 o'clock P.M.,
in full dress. There will also be company
Drill every Thursday Evening in the ar•
mom and every member is expected to
be present, unless he wishes to be one of
the awkward squad. There is room for
a few more good active young men, who
wish to connect themselves with the com
pany. The law allows each member $l2
per year and after he has served 5 years,
he is exempt from all militia Taxes or
Duty. By order of the Captain,
2t B . H. Nona's; Ist Serg't.
GRAND TROT.-A grand Trot will come
off on the track of the Gettysburg Fair
Grounds, on Saturday afternoon, the 27th
inst., for a purse of $4OO, between the
two fast trotting horses "Onward" and
"Gen. Geary, "—the former belonging to
I. C. Dellone, of Thmbver, and the latter
to Dr. T. T. Tate, of Gettysburg. 2t
Alicrruzu ILLusTusrioN.—We have an
other illustration of the advantages of Life
Insurance in the fact that on Saturday last,
Wm. King, Esq., Agent of the New Eng
land Mutual Life Insurance Company, paid
over to Mrs. Rebecca C. Wortz, widow of
David Worts, deceased, of Hanover, the
sum of $5OOO on a policy which her hus
band had taken out in February, 1869.
He had made but two payments, and his
widow now realizes the sum of $5,000 on
the small inZestment thus made. This
Company is one of the oldest and best
established in the country, and is thor
oughly .reliable. Wm. King, Esq., of
New Oxford, is the Agent. It
Is IT MEDICINE ?—A friend of ours, who
hails from one of the upper districts of
South Carolina, called at the Pick office,
'and among other novelties ; he mentioned
"Wolfe's Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps;"
and stated as a fact, that in his section of
the country, nearly all of the physicians,
in certain cases, when they deemed ardent
spirits necessary to prolong or save life,
invariably used these "Schnapps," justly
regarding it as the only spirits that could
be procured pure and unadulterated. He
also stated that this medicine or
"Schnapps" was becoming the.onlybever
age sold on the great stage or railroad
routes. He says those physicians who
have used and analyzed it, state that for
cliseaseausuch as gravel, gout, rheumatism,
6tc.,. it is incomparable.
tarA Merchant, desiring to change his
base of business, offers his entire stock of
Dry Goods, good will and fixtures at a
bargain and on easy terms. The rood is
situated in a pleasant part of Mechanics
burg, and as a business location is unsur
passed. For further particulars address
P. O. 71, . Mechanicsburg, Cumber
land county, Pa.. ang. 12.-2 t
f['Farmers who want a first class
Fertilizer, which has been tried and
thoroughly approved, should try the Star
Bone Phosphate. There is no humbug
about it, as all wbb have used it' know.
The manufacturers being Adams oonnty
men of known kotegrity, our Airmen
can rely on getting the genuine article.
See adv.
A Cluscat POE Battosura.—lionot.
Colman & Cunnioghsua i gdetembeil
I to close out their stook ot Bearly.made
Clotidng, are new selling al kinds of
Coita Pante, Val, *l4- at bar 4 Ndiced
prioee,alany of as latel , than poet.
No* is the time to imeerre Bargains. The
goodis an) all thitaaea and will pair*
be sektlMS*Vitini $4"7044. sag ILK.
=
EMI
INNI)708.
12345 6 1 8 9
THE WARN WFAniza, being upon us,
those wishing to refresh themselves will
do well to call upon E. H. Minos on
Chambersburg 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-9t
SALE OF FURMITURE.--011 Tuesday of
Court week, (Augustl6,) at 1 o'clock, P.
M., will be sold at Public Sale, in the Dia
mond; a large lot of new Cottage Furni
ture, which has never been used, and is in
prime order—full Chamber sets, Bed
steads, Tables, Chairs, &c. Persons de
siring to examine the Furniture in advance
will call on Hon. Robert McCurdy. 2t
ATTEarriffiv PAR3CMRS. —Try the cele
brated Patent Elastic Rubber-lined
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 motile soap, or
no pay. For sale by J. W. Cress, Mann-
Mentzer-a Agent, I,lattimbm w .
11rDr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
is "a combination and a form indeed" for
healing and curing diseases of the throat,
lungs and chest. It cures a cough by
loosening and cleansing the lunge, and
allaying irritation; thus removing um eause,
instead of drying up the cough and leaving
the disease behind. 1
rifrtimlin's Celebrated Wizard Oil, for
rheumatism, neuralgia, headache, tooth
ache, &c., for sale by A. D. Buehler, Drug
gist, Gettysburg. tf
FoB SALE Cnser.—A good second-hancV
Falling and Shifting-top Buggy. Enquire
at this office.
Baltimore & Pr eeeee ]Market•
Bcatirnore, Minday .Bforai4.
600 0 625
650 0 675
160 0 170
• 125 0 165
105 0 116
.... 92 0 95
... 43 0 48
~. 60 0 00
.. 000 0 000
. 000 0 000
. 15% 16
18 0 18%
000 0 26
17 0 18
Sum nova,
Erm 111 .0u1k . '
WEITZ WBIAT,
Rau WHIAT, .....
COM,
BYE,
OATS,
TICICOTET - FOIND,.
Ctovzsr,Szzu,
FLAX-Saar,
BACON, anotrumas„
Buoisa,
LARD
Gettyobsuweralla &Prevision Market.
Gettyaburg, lWday Morning.
0 00 , 000
000 @ 575
0 00 000
110 130
000 * 95
000 0 90
40 *
000 0 000
000 Q 0.00
000 ta 000
000 ,30
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00, 18
00 18
00 o ' l2
00 0 /23i
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00 61 6
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SUPIE FLOUR,. •
Erma Brous, .
Wan.'
.WEILLT,
SSD WMULT,
COEN
RYE,
OATS,
BIICKWHZAT, ...
T/110THYSKIDr
Psymoss,
BIITTIR, • •
LARD,....
Buox, Paotrumas,
" Bmas,
" Hams;
50. tr,....
TALupw,
Closing Pelee' of De Haven & Bro.,
• 40 ioutk Srd St., PSlladelpkta.
3o'clock, P. X,
U. 8. 6's of 'Bl.
44 44 462 ,
44 44 164 ,
4 4 44 . Be.
6 4 64 15 new,
4 4 64 467
61 64 11611 .
" s's, 10495,
U. 8. 30 Year 6 per cent. Cy.,
Due Comp. Int. Notes,
Gold 117 11 1
Bilvei r •
112 4
Union Pad cB. B. Ist M. Bonds, 420
Central Pacific B. R. 850 880
Union Pacific Land Grant 80nd5,.... 750 / 770
•
ILIUMIED. .• 7 1
Hum-Drifenna.-On the 7th In* the Rei.
It Breidenbanch. Mr. John M. of near
Llttleetown, tellies Louisa 0. Ste ,of Getty.
burg.
11. 8fruLt,- ra.-On the 4th . ,by Bev, Jr.
Damara Ilhall, of • • town
...llos to tura 8 Mahon; of •• e town
..tinz.o4-41,4=An.-On the
Reformed Church, by the Der. . fWat i T rri l i g PkW
Eihnird D. ~ • of ,
to Ifise SaMeZentrinan, Esq., •
, , o York this
Pa,
Obituaty notice 5 • • a line for all over tear
ash to aeempany • - notice.
Aitzinrr. the •
_hat, ih& t David, in
bet son of erge mamba of Quo.
berland township, , mouths end days.
Dearest Brother bast left us ;
Here thp ler &1 feel s
Be 'tie Get • bath bereft pa,
Meese ail• servos heaL'
Bet again hope lamed thee. • I
Whenat is sod,
in with joy greet Uwe,
Where rim: tsar to
is abed.
GB.!
°O BO 1 .--Onst Madison in: Hobeal 4 =
et ang
Otlidoteonnly.
tiro , " nrillasigerlaa Mid
Wearrsiit- , .-A. IL Hunter s at the Get
tysburg Forge, will buy Hickory Plank
Bor 1A feat long,. and 1$ and „inches
thick, at $BO per 1000 feet, board measure
-=cledir AWE aug-12,1t
Lon Iresunaxez.—lnthe &mall of Prof.
&maw, of this place, we have another
lustratkm 'of the advantages and import
' thee of Life bumran i ce. We learn that
about two years ago Prof. 13. took out a
Policy. for 115,000 in the "Penn Mutual
Life Insurance Company," of Philadel
phia, on which he had made but three
perineat* amounting in the aggregate to
about $350. His family will now realize
$5,004k The "Penn Mutual" is one of the
oldest and best established companies in
the country, with a heavy surpha capital,
which pays all Policies promptly. Mr.
Henry J. Pahnestock is the Agent for this
county. july29,Bt
ALWAYS A.IIVAD.—Capt. NORRIS is de
termined net to be outdone by rivals, and
hence hat; been brushing up his "Head-
Quarters," on the corner of the Diamond
and Chambersburg street, (Arnold's cor
ner,) where: he has on hand the largest 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
CHARGE OF Franr.—On the Ist of Au
guskthe Orin of Bigham & Co., Forward
in,g and Conunission Merchants, was dis
solved by rintual consent, Mr. Alexan
der Colman retires, from the :erin, and
Messrs. W/30. 111. Bigham and James Big
ham will luireieter conduct the business
under the firm of Bi4hrim & Brother.
Besides the Forwanling and Commission
business, they will always keep on hand a
large supply of Groceries of all kinds,
which will be sold at lowest cash rates,
ang.
WHAT DID IT?—Lyon's Kathairon
made my hair soft, luxuriant and thick,
and Hagan's Magnolia Balm chanik that
sallow complexion into the marble beauty
you now see. This is emphatically the
language of all who use these articles. A
fine head of hair and a refined complexion
are the greatest attractions a wom*n can
possess. The Kathairon and Magnolia
Balm are just what will give them to yon,
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.
ang. 5-lm
levity of flu MarigU.
STOCKS AND BONDS
Jitty 20th, 1870.
....114% 114%
-.111% 112
.110% 111%
....111% 111%
110
uo
....no ufv,
-.107% 107%
....111% 1
End
+.'. w., .~ r Y
808 Moratil—Fending the agitation of
the Fin:Wing BM, which will evidently de
predate Govenimeat ponds, persons would
donrell by reading the advertiselinent of the
I 'V e lbl l7 o l .9ll N 40 4111 811131 f; in another
9 1 . 1 44.> enclutliga'4 ll 6 'Government
B on d s an d ina iti e a handsbuie profit there-
by, and obtain an investment as safe and
profitable.
ASAIGNEE'S NOTICE
The undersigned a n dn appointed Ant&
nem of Lifium GRIM Wife, of lifenallen
township, Adams County, in trust for creditors,
hereby give notice to all rsons indeb ted to said
Bd=dtio,114ro:oll peremirlarlAVlreiainitiZ
mows settle r septhe emee proper authenti
exted,for ment
C_ fiARLES J. TYSON,
US A. 61111*IT,
sag 12, 18711-6 C Aguees
IBll.The And mast Assignee resides to e Mnai
ten, Use latter In Butler township.
.- - .
• p
u
it is necessary tha!
Dissohition—Pay. p !
mHE Arm of .BIHHAM &CO., having been dls.
J. solved by mutual couseut ,
th e Bo o k s b e sem* go promfrtly as possible. AL
persons Indebted se p eu realMed to call without
delay and make t. The Books will be
kept at the Ware- ouse, where parties will please
BIGHAM CO.
Aug. 7L-3t . °
NEW `FIRM
BIGHAM & BROTHER
I ,f,fiftWARDING . AND COMMISSION HOUSE
• HE undersigned, having entered Into partn e r
ship under Arm of B1011431E: BROTHER,
will carry on the Forwarding and ColllllllMilln
business, at the oldstand, on the corner of SVasii
ington and Railroad streets, and devote to it
their entire time add attention. The HIGHEST
MARKET PRICE will be paid at all times for
Grain and Produce;
410 P -4. regular line of Freight Cars will leave our
Warehouse every T UESDA YNOON, for Bahl.
mare and Philadelphia, and accommodation
trains will be run as occasion may require. By
this arrangement we are prepared to convey
Freight at ail times to and from these cities.
All business of thialtind entrusted to us. will be
promptly attended to. Our ears run to the Ware
house of Stevenson & Sons, 165 North Howard
street, Baltimore, and to Burk's Warehouse, 812
Market street, Philadelphia.
of We win also keep constantly on hand the best
,Groceries of all kinds ,
Coffee,Sugar, Tea, Spices, Fish Salt, Syrup, Oils
Tobacco, Bacon, Lard, Bc., which will be sold a
lowest cash rates
WM. M. BIGIIA\
Aug. 12, 1870.-tt JAMES IMGHAM
A SMALL PROPERTY AT
PRIVATE SALE
•The undersigned offers at private sale, a TRACT
OF LAND, situate In Slountpleasant township.
Adams einui s tf i on the Hanover road, half a mile
from Bonau town, adjoining lands of James
Blehl, Rev. orb and others, and containing 18
ACRES., more or les. The Improvements are a
one and a half story DWELLLNG HOUSE. part
stone and part Immo, a Frame Barn, Smoke
House, well of eiaellent water, and plenty of
fruit. Two acres ire stood timber. The land Is
in a high state of cultivation and under post and
rail fencing. Terms easy, to stilt purchasers.—
Apply to or address the undersigned In the same
townslilik B. F. lIAAARMAN.
Aug. 1870.—tf
•
puBLIc SALE
On Saturday. the Ist of October nett, Ire. the
undersigned will sell at Public Sale, on the prem
ise& theft FARM, situate In Straban township,
Adams county,one mile from litunerstown, ad
joining lands of John Dickson and others, con
' Uining 170 ACRES. more or less. The Improve
ments are a good WEATHiaIBOAIIDED HOUSE,
with Bae.kbuilding; good Bank Barn, Wagon
Shed, Spring House; and all other necessary out
buildings; also a goOd Apple... Orchard and other
fruit. A stream of water runs through the farm ;
a never-falling spring near the door; a well at the
barn: plenty of, thither and line meadows. This
farm is In a good state of cuftivation, having teen
recently* linkd, and one of the best stock farms In
the county.
Also, at the LAND,me antf place. a TRACT OF
MOUNTAIN situate In Menallen town.
ship about two miles northeast of Lkulersville,
adjoining lands of Philip Donohue and others.
containing 13 ACRES, more or less.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, I'. M., on said
day, when attendance will be given and terms
made known by JOHN N. GRAFT,
Aug. 12.-ts JAMES K GRAFT.
VERY VALUABLE kARM
AT PUBLIC SALE
On Sword() , ltth of September PrO, the
Hein! of iXLrahun licked, deceased , w i ll offer at
Public Rafe, on the premises, the real estate of
said decedent viz:
A FARM , situate in Huntington township, Ad.
anus county, Pa, midway between York Springs
Borough and Hampton, less than a mile south of
the Turnpike, adjoininglands of Wm. Leas, Se
tostian Fricke*, Jo r Miller, and others, and
containing latt AC Ps ,
more or less, with suffi
cient Woodland and Meadow. The farm has been
11 .181 ° Illiefirtrdaer consist of a two.
story LOG WEA MICRO-111DM HOUSE (suit,
able Saw two famall Brick Wash and Smoke
House, a new Bank Barn, Wagon Shed and Corn
Crib, Horse Stable, Carriage House and Hog Sta,
ble, with other outbuildings; three wells of excel.
lent water. two at the hou.. (one soft,) and one
condition.
with A v p y e Or th ch e a r rd ar iient y line b ehoincg
fruit. The farm Is located in a pleasant neighbor
hood, and Convenien shopsiMes.ls.
stores and machine Persons wishing fo
view
titheereques to rall on the.prembes
At same time wine offered TRACT OF
LAND, adjoining the above, containing about 3
ACRF.S. one-third covered s ith thriving Timber.
ifliTtiale W conunence at 1 o'clock, I'. H. when
attendance will be given and terms made known
by EPIIRALM FICHES,
JOHN H. FICKij,
Agents for the Heirs.
tug. I'_--fu
VALUABLE FARM AT
PUBLIC SALE
The undersigned, Executors of the last Will and
Testament of R swum DEnmon, deceased, will
sell at Public Sale, on Saturday the :id of Septem
ber nett, Ib7o, on the premises , the valuable
FARM of said deceased, situate in Tyrone town
ship, Adams county, about IN miles northwest of
Ileidlersburg,.adjoming lands of Jacob Bowers,
John Delap e Peter Studebecker, Daniel Brame,
and others; containing 162 ACRES and U 9
PRllinfrs, more or less. The immovemeide con
sist of s two-story LOG WEATH=BOARDRD
DWELLING, with a One and a-half story frame
Kitchen attached, a good double Log Barn.
double Wagon. Shed and Corn Crits, Bay shed
35x26 feet with Horse Stable , Spring House with a
never-falling Spring oi Water, is good Stone Wash
House with Smoke Range and Oren all under the
same roof, anew Hog Pen, and other outbuild
ings. About 69 ACRES are in geed Timber, with.
&Tun ptoportl on of Meadow, most of the fields
being wellll watered with running streams of wa
ter, supplied by never-falling Springs. There are
two young Orchards of Apple trees, also other
choice fruit en the premised. The farm Min good
order, and desirably located.
Any person desiring to view the premises will
call on George J. Deltricb, residing thereon.
dirSale to commence at 1 o'clock, P. M. wiser
ce
attendan will be Riven and terms made know/
by PO -
Aug. 12.--ts.
pUBLic BALE
By virtue of an
the United Stat
Pennsylvania tht
ruptcy of Jaton
Sale, on the preml
October next, 187 c,
Estate of J .
, ?Lli4 ;
ship, Adams s ,
along the Ilal,
limestone halls f ,
No. 1. A EARL
which about S. A.,
balance In a hrgh
erected thereon a "
HOUSE and back
Barn, a Saw Mill a
outbuildings all in
No. 2. Adjoinitu
ACRES of lancl,
having_ erected
_kt....
DWELLING HOUSE .._.--... ounding,fia-rue
Bank Barn Wegon Shed 'and other necessary
buildings. Pre farmS lylag contiguous will be
sold separate together as may be deemed most
4
advantage° on the day of sale.
Possessio ill be given and deed or deeds made
in fee !limp for the premises, on the Ist of April,
1871, whe one-half of the purchase money shall
paidid tile balance seemed byjudgment and
Ap lst, 1872, with interest, or if the pur
chaser refer he can pay the whole of the pur
chase oney cash April let, 1871. One-hail of the
fall is reserved for the present tenant and
the nee will belong to the purchaser. After
tha roperty Is struck down the purchaser will ,
ewer into an agreement to comply with the terms
of
Pers sale.
ons desiring information about these farms
n address Samuel Ruby, Hellam, York county,
Pa., or . David Wills, Esti.,, his attorney, at
burg, and win be Shown the farms by Joseph Pet
ler residing on them. SAMUEL RUBY,
Aug. 12.-ta Assignee of Jacob Keller.
PUBLIC SALE OF A -
VALUABLE FARM
The mulersigned will. sell at Public Sale, on
Thursday, Ms St& of dle&mcq;lBTO, 0112 o'clock,
M. on the I:ltemises, fus VALUABLE FARM,
situate In Huntftton township, Adams county
Pa., on the road leading from Heidlersburg ti
greats, Mill I mile from the MM, on Bermu
dtee weieteteg IRII AC 8, more or less,
tialning lands of John Knob, John Howe, Jamb
Hersh, and others. The Int_mvements consist of
a new two-story BRICE Dw =Jai% with Base.
went, con ten allsirtments, a now Bank
Barn with good bling and °merles, and other
outbuildings, three thriving Meg lig! oreh.
Ards and icreach Orcholffil choice
rat
bearing order ; a good Manful Spring etei
eonvenient to the HI cruse I standing Wat the
WE and ittthe fields. About 15 Acres are
in good ber, 2Sin belt Meadow. mecum
18 Uik li 1100 d state of cult! oK 11,000 bushels of
Lbne having been put owl ner eare acmes
oimxTod Post fence mit a a new. The hula b a
red gravel laud, Is susceptible of the
Itlethri=vtere= on riling groped, the water
from the tenn.ylurd draining into and enriching&
15 acre Meadow The farm is deisrew l imi t e d
near to Schools, Blimitaildtli two :kyr.' and
two Churches, and within 4 miles Bbulls,
of Urne Tbe
tend is rolling and the tan:tiles beautifully, being
W in i t aarn The Wiled and meadow, lave a
farm Will be WWI/ vIrLY BOLD as I
ham removed le.ollslberfalid county. U will be
sold on reasons lie Ceram to be
eau bis relled On:
P'ersoirp , _ to T i m
tires bY calling Oil
• . .
?my other farm, wilibdoing7s Acres Itith
mai please better, 4 will abet eifer
. 111V "3 4 1 ilt ie ill ie dily. ~
la= ilE4' o "k. 4o. Ymwowlst
.1."4.1.4. •,! itellif adralt '"'
. ,
in
hattstment;
GETTYSB Vit G, PA
All who' suffer from Indigestion, bilious; disor
ders, nervous affections, constipation or: , undue
relaxation of the bowels, are Invited .to
these toe viz,_. That the curative on of
T &EFFIE:RYE:BMM DX APB
,, in ail sueh CMS, is proven whelming tesilmoar that profoundbest
practitioner I ntl it; that alYnollists
=once It with the water of great
Opal that ' it purifies and the
system without weakening it; that It is t
fully refreshing, and every element eon
tains ht CZ re, illSeratiM or in , I's
reit
Msg. W went&
U; r DirUGODIITS. 1 tt
t
IXTHISICIRS AND AC
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NOTlCE.—Letters of Administration on the
Intake of BBERT Yultarso, _late of New
Oxford, Alone county, Pa., deceased, having
USA red te the undersigned reskUng In New
oxford, he hereby gives notice, to all persons in
debted to said -I,le to make
routna PRY
meet, and those having claims aga the same to
present them properitmthengloated for settle
ment.
Ang. ]2,lB7o—dt Adm'r. lIIKEN,
West Middle Street Marke
(Near tie Coiert-hense.)
FRESH MEAT
Every Day in the Week,
SUNDAY EXCEPTED.
GEORGE A. CODORI
Aug, 12, 1870. -11
M I If
aferslown Female Seminary
Will commence its
SEVENTEENTH SCHOLASTIC YEAR
On Monday, September sth.
The course of study embraces both the solid
and . ornamental branches, under the supervision
and Instruction of a large corps of Professors and
Tea..chers of long egperience and pre-eminent
ability.
The domestic arrangements contemplate full
provision - for the
COMFORT OF ROA.RDINO PUPILS.
iliifltates of charge moderate.
For Catalogues, or any desired informatluu, ad
dress
REV. W. F. EYSTEH, A. M., ?rine'Ml
Aug. 5.-4 t Hagerstown, Sid
A Good Time Coming
THE FIFTH ANNUAL PIC-NIC OF
CASHTOWN SPRINGS
Will be held on Saturday the 13th flay of
Auffi44l next,
which the public are respectfully Invited to at
tend.
Jigil-No Collection will be held. Good music
will be procured for the occasion. Refreshments
to be had on the ground.
iair"sbould the day be unfavorable, it will be
held on the following Saturday.
JOHN A. MILLER,
AIMS H. STOVER.
DANIEL SHEELY,
ADAM DEAMDORFF,
July ?.?. 1870.—td Committee.
Star Bone Phosphate
The best known Fertilizer
TRIED AND APPROVED !
r
I 'HE "Star B+nu• Phosphate.'• ittainifaet tired I,
BURVIOLDEK IS: WILSON. k no longer an ex
oeriment. but has been
Thoroughly Tried and Tested
during the last year or two. b numrous Fart'
ers in Ada and adjoining c o untie s , and where
ever used is admitted to be the
BEST AND CHEAPEN%
Fertilizer now in market. The proprietors there.
(ore confidently recommend it to Farmers and
Agriculturi,rts. assured that all who try It. will
not he willing to do without It.
THE AMMONIA
sSupplied abundantly from the organic north
if the bone.
Price 035 per Ton In Bags
Farmers wishing Groom} Bone, Oil of Vitrol can
be supplied. Give us a call.
sraKnoLDER & WILSON,
UR 0, PEEN • A
ETEH 11(1111.11-, Lf.,...fleturpr.
13-The Phosphate Is for sate by
A. SPANGLER, Gettysburg, Pa.
wrin..g a: SON. Gettysburg, Pa.
MELHORN& BENDER, New Oxford
GEO. YOUNG & SON. Hanover. Pa.
JOS. McBRIDE, York Springs, Pa.
July s. 1570.-21 n
iLLEGIATE INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
G
LADIES, Poughkeepsie. N. Y.—Established
in 1849. Excellent opportunities fur a complete
English education. Ancient and Modern Lan
guages. Arts. Music. Elocution and Gymnastics
thoroughly taught. Also
VASSAR COLLEGE PREPARtORY SCHOOL.
Special course of study furnisihed b President
Raymond. Scholastic Year begins .1 12, 1870.
For Catalogue address the Prinen s.'l3EO. W.
COOK, A. M., and MARY B. JO SON. it
ci TM:RENVILLE (O.) FEM,
J.) —Delightfully situated oni
Ohio. With over forty years's
known School offers unify
thorough education both im
mental branches. The e,
week. A deduction of oil
tens of ministers. The
weeks) begins Sept 7,
to Rev. CHAS, C. BEA
or Rev. A. M. REID,
SEXINARY.
ie
. banks of the n
cpeence this well
advantages for a
:he solid and orna.-
yft
is only about.4s a
re -fourth for the dauph
dtext school year (of 40
0.. Send for Catalogue
Tl, DIX, LLD P
Su k
h. D., PrincipaL 4t
4IITSTOWN LASSICAL INSTITUTE for
Young Mtn d Boys. Send for circulars to
Rev. J. E. ALE DER, Principal, Illghtstown
N. J.
FEMALE ' I LLEGE, Bordentown, N. J. Board
and Tul .04.113 per year. For Catalogues ad
dress Bev. :0.11.. BRAIEELZY, A. X, Principal
PENN'. 'L'VANIA FEMALE COLLEGE.—The
Annual Session w•in open Sept. 6th, PM.
Su' .r advantages at moderate charges. For
. •
address J. P. SHERMAN, A. M., Col
ic:. ' le, Mont. Co., Pa.
fDf 11 Address EIDSON BROS.,
Patent Agents, 4.59 Ninth
st.,
nces.Washington, D. C., for advice terms and ref
ere
A PPLE PARING, CORE% and SLICING MA
IL CIIINE.—Takes 4 turns of the crank to ea,:o
M . Ad dr e ss at
I t4 . m lr WHl TT e E7lolll., re t ee Vgec t o a f .
ter, Mass. ft
SAXON GREEN.
Is Brighter, will not Fade, Cost Less than any
other because it will Paint twice as much surface.
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THESE
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N THE YOUNG AND RISING GENERATION
The vegetative powers of life are strong, but In a
few years how often the pallid hue, the lack-lustre
eye and emulated form, and the bnpossibWty of
application to mental effort, show its baneful In
fluence. It soon becomes evident to the observer
that some depressing influence is checking the
development of the body. Consumption Is talked
of, and perhaps the youth is removed from school
and sent Into the country. Thls Is one of the
orst movements. Removed from ordinary di
versions of the ever-changing scene of the city,
the powers of the body, too flinch enfeebled to
give zest to healthful and rural exercise, thoughts
are turned inwards upon themselves.
If
the patient be a female, the approach of the
menses is looked for with anxiety, as the first
symptom in which Nature is to show her saving
power In difinsins , the circulation and visiting the
cheek with the bloom of health. Alas! Increase
appetite has grown by what it fed on; the e
ergies of the system are prostrated, and the whole
economy is deranged. The beautiful and wond
erful period in which body and mind undergo so
fascinating a change from child to woman, Is
looked for In vain: the parent's heart bleeds In
anxiety, and fancies pie grave but waiting for Its
ISE!
linLmnor.ris EXTRACT Bccnr, for Weakness
arising from excesses or early indiscretion, attend-
cvl with the following symptoms: Donstssiition to
Exertion, Loss of Power, Loss of Memory, Diffi
culty 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
ing of the Body, Dryness of the Skin, Pallid
couisteos..., am grupuons 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
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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
Transition from one question to another.
These symptoms, If allowed to go on-whch
this Medicine Invariably removes—soon follow
Loss of Power. Fatuity, and Epileptic Fits, Inoue
of which the patient may expire.
During the Superintendence of Dr. Wilson at
the Bloomingdale 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 [re
quently followed by those direful diseases Insanity
and Consumption? The records of the Insane
Asylums, and the melancholy deaths by Consump-
Lion, 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 destitute—neither
Mirth or Grief ever visits ft. Should a sound of
the voice occur, it is rarely articulate.
'With woeful measures wan Despair
Low sullen sounds their grief beguiled."
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OR UNIVERSAL •
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very rarely fails to produce a complete and per
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It contains no drugs or other materials in the
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It has long been in constant use by many of our
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!moos and unqualified approval, The following,
among many of our best citizens testify to its
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- Havibg used Dr. Turner's Tic-Douloureux or
Universal Neuralgia PI personally and in
numerous instances recommended it to patients
suffering with neuralgla—l have found it, without
an exception, to accomplish all the proprietors
have claimed. J. I. DILLLNGIIAM,Dentist
12 Winter Street, Boston, Feb. 18th, 1867."
Mr. J. M. R. STORY, for many years an apothe
cary in this city, and for three years during the
war, in the Hospital De nt under the IL S.
Government, thus s of it:
"I have known Dr. Turner's Tic-Douloureux or
Universal Neuralgia Pill fortwenty years. never
sold it and used it personallz, and I have
known of a case where it d not give relief.—
customers have told me they would not be with
out it if each pill cost ID dollars. I think it the
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and nervous diseases In the world."
3lssBns. Trit-NER & CO.,
For a long time a member of my family has
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almost unendurable. We tried rarious medicines
without success. A few months since, we begut
the use of your Pill. It has proved perafpue
cessfuj, and no traces of the disease re I
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P. W. FELTON,
Boesrox, March 25,1867. Counsellor at Lag.
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One package, • ILO° • • Postage cents.
Six packages, - hOO - "
It
and is sold by all dealers In drugs and medicines
by
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BOSTON, MASS 4w
The Lorraine Vegetable
CATHARTIC PILL.
Dr. Lorraine's Vegetable PIIL or La Medicine
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It at once relieves and Invigorates all the vital
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The most complete and uniform success has for
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offered to the general public, with the most abso
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excites the nervous system.
In Bilious Diseases, Indigestion and Dyspepsia,
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R Ls the grand Purifier of the Blood, and hence
cannot fall to eradicate from the system Scram*,
Erysipelas, Salt Rheum, Canker. and Cutaneous
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General Debility with its inse ble accompa
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sicknestude of mind and body, drowsiness,
In to exercise. weakness of the limbs,
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trust, —all disappear under its magic influence.
It regulates and Invigorates the bowels. is a
sure antidote for obstinate coetivness - Mid Piles:
gives renewed vigor to the stomach; evokes the
action of the liver ; dissipates the yellow dye of
jaundice and eradicates from the skin telltale
spots or moth-mould and freckles. ,
It excites the Kidneys toreuewad vigorous and
healthy action ; and Is certain to bring prompt re
lief In all cases of Dlarrhcen and Dysennwy.
It Is eminently effectual la the cure of ag dis
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colic, warms, and irritatkat and treaumem wthe
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Asa dinner Pill or digester, t v , i e t cd to nOll4l
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by the .Faculty as a convenient and thorough ca
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tended. w'rent,by mall on receipt of price and
Postage, viz: •
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It is mold by all dealers In drugs and medicines,
and.hy
TURN=rmpriesors, LlOTremont st
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OF THE ISSUE OF
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St. Joseph 4:: I)enver City
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a grant of Land from Congress, of
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,
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COMMERCIAL AGENTS,
No. 54 Pine Street, New• York.
TANNER
rzscAL ENTS,
No. 19 Wall Street, New York.
June 3, 1870-3rn
HE OLD WAY
THE NEW.
THE GREA . T AMERICAN
TEA *COMPANY,
(ZEITMILISMID /561,)
Non. 31, *3, 33 and 37 Vettey
NEW YORK, '
MATE APPOOTED
J. W. CRESS-,
GETTYSBURG, PEN.WA.,
to sell their TEAS AND COFFEES at. tho .mine
prices 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
money refun goods wded. arranted to give satisfaction or the
Until one profit eharpedfrom the Produce to MC
ClMalier. FrMitre to eight, profits saved by
purchasing of this Company.
Under the Old System
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pay about eight profits between the producer and
Umself, to cover as many intermediate sales.
Under the New System
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the consumers, through their Agents, all over the
country. subjecting them to but one pro fi t, and
that but a very moderate one, as a small per cep t
age on the Immense sales will amply satisfy tho
Company, 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 3,1870-3 el
AGENTS I YANTED—(SIO I'E It DAY)
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MACHINE CO., Boston, Nam., or St. LOU 121, Mo.
Tune 17, 1870.-3 in
IvAN TED AGEN Tzi —To II I Ochs
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,
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fringements. Address OCTAGON SLwING MA-
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Pa., or Boston, Mazy . . (June 17, 1470.-3i,n
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THE
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COMPANY,
OF CLEVELAND, OH IQ
CASH ASSETS OVER
CASH INCOME
STATE DEPOSIT*..
Dividends are annually paid to Polley
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FALL POLICIES. ARE
NON-FOR FEITA B LE E.
Insures on all ..ifockrn and Popvior Plans
Nearly all redrletlona reunfing Rftidenee.
Travel and Occupation are removed
A large Prendwn Fund Is reserved for t tloi ben
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PERFECTLY RELIABLE AND STRICTLY'
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All Information desired can be bad by address
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REV. C. J. EIIREHART,
speelal Penn•a.
July 29, 1870.-1:y
ROSADALIS
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much valuable information.
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I take pleasure in reeottnuecuilug you I
Roes as a very powerful altemlive.
have seen it used in two cases with tali
results -- one in a case of secondary syphilis,
in which the patient prououneed mss
oared alter having taken eve bottles
of your medicine. The other is a case
of scrofula of bog standing, which is
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dkatious are that the patient itill sopa re
cover. I have carefully examined the formu
la by which your Hamden* t i t Made,and 111/4
it au excellent compound ot alterative In
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Dr. Sparks, of Nicholitaville, Ky., says he
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Secondary Syphilis with satisfactory results
—as a cleaner of the - Wood 1 know.uo better
remedy.
Samuel G. M'Paddeu, lisfurkreeboro., Tenn
aaya :
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ant entirely cured of Rbetunatlam :wed
M mo foUr
has W=4? wish it for my brothel
ho se sore oyes.
Itestatt4d, of Liam, Ohio. writes,
I have n a for twenty Yeats with alt In- •
rate amp over my whole body a
abort time since I purchased a borne of
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Laboratory, 61 Exchange Place, Plantwors.
CLEMENTS & CO., Proprletosk
Feb. 4, M 0.7,4114
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ug
cfICIUMA.NT SAMUEL C. atlebTti
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de adent tnanidatetor . hi s
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