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Friday Iterating Sett 21,
.11.70.
Locit rrrits.
. Fair for the benefit of the
Littlestown Orchestra will be beld in that
place on the 24 inst.
Imrsovameirrs.—Nyaahington Scott, of
Freedom, has erected a .fine tmes' on his
farm on Marsh creek, :and is erecting
nes barn.
COMPLIIIMATART.—WhiIe the Demo
crats carried .itountjoy township, at the
recent election, by 20 majority, I. N. tour
boraw, Esq., the '..Republican candidate
for Justice of the Peace, has 52 majority
—being a gain of 72 in a total vote of 216.
RELIGOII s Salivicss.--Religous services,
according to the usuages of the Protestant
Episcopal Church, will be conducted in
the Court House on next Sunday at 10}
A. M. and 3} P. M, by Rev. Joseph A.
Nock. Public invited.
ROBBERY.-Ou Tuesday night of last
week,- the store of Michael Reily, Esq., in
McSberrystown, Adams county, was enter
ed by some person and robbed ofd small
amount of money and a pair of boas, car
pet-sack, and a cariiage whip.
The shoemaker chop of Mr. Mathias
Ginter, in hfc;Sherrystown, was also enter
ed on the same night, from which there
was taken a pair of shoes. As yet no clue
to the thief or thieves has been had.—
Bo mover Citizen.
LECTtRE.—I'rof. Baugher, of this
place, is announced to deliver his lecture,
"Abroad on the in Hanover, on
the evening of tho29th inst. We can as
sure our Hanover friends that they have a
rare treat before them. Gettysburg has
been favored with numerous noted Lec
turers during the last''few years, but none
whrse efforts gave greater satisfaction to
our people than "Abroad on the Hills."
We advise all to go and heaehim. .
; LARGE YIELD S -Mr. Thomas T. Norris,
of Cumberland township, this season
raised forty bushels of Yams and Sweet
Potatoes from one-eight of an acre of
ground, making 320 bushels to the acre.
A heavy yield that.. Can any person beat
it?
Mr. - Norris sends us one of the Yams.
weighing seven pounds and measuring 25}
by 23} inches in circumference. This is
the largest we have seen noticed this sea-
CORRECTION.—We notice in the tele
graphic despatches from Washington the
reported illness of Hon. Edward McPher
son, Clerk of the House of Representa
tives. We presume the report originates
from the fact that Mr. McPherson's health
was not good during the earlier part of the
summer, and that he hiut spent most of
his time at home; in rest' ? and recreation.
His friends, howe - ier, — will be glad to learn_
that so far from being al at present, his
health has been greatly improved, and is
now better than it has been for a year
past.
tSALEB.—On Monday last, Wm. D. Dimes
Esq., Administrator, sold the Real Estate
of George Diehl, deceased, viz:-102 acres
113 perches in Oxford and Mountplesant
township, to Charles A. Diehl, for $9,577,-
1 5, %; 8 acres and 79 perches to the same for
$1,.%19,61; 6 acres and 48 perches with im
prov, •meets to John W. Hershby,. for
$2500 ; 7 acres and 126 perches Chesnut
laud in .Berwick township, to John Myers,
for $627,0 9 -
. Joseph 1"odt has sold his tavern Map
erty, in New Chester. to Adaline Chronis
ter, at $2, 7C3. Mr. Todt has purchased a
tract of land, with improvements, T hom
Mr. Stonesifer, item White Hall, at $2,2c3.
The farm of George Meckley, Sr.,
deceased, in. Tyrone township, was sold
on the Bth inst.,-110 acres, at $5O per
acre John Eicholtz purchaser.
Lewis Strouse has sold his property on
High street, Gettyiburg, to John Hart
' n'ian.
ARREST.—On Friday night Lut, the
Catholic Church at Mechanicstown, Md.,
was robbed of the communion service,
Priests robe, silver ware, images, &c.
The next night the office of Dr. Eichel
berger, in Emmittsburg, was entered and
several articles stolen. It turned out that
a suspicious stranger had been in Emmitts
burg during Saturday, offering a Priest's
robe and other articles for sale to some
colored people. When the news of the
robbery of the Mechanicstown church
reached EmmitUtburg snspiciati attached
to this person, who passed by the name of
James Dun. Word was sent to Detective
Rouzer, of this place, who came across
Dun on Tuesday night and arrested him.
On searching him, a lady's embroidered
sack was found on his person, but none of
the articles missing from the church. The
sack turned out to be the property of
Miss Crawford of this place, having been
4stolen from a stand in the hall of the resi.
elenee of Mr. John S. Crawford, during
the earlier part of the evening. Dun was
committed to jail.
Tun Rstmlos.D. 7 Last week we announ
ced the sale of the Gettysburg Railroad. to
Mr. litaL'hy, for $lBl,OOO. Ths decree of
sale requires the purchase money to be
paid within 30 days after the sale. The
fund will be distributed pro rata among
the Bondholders, who will realize from
this fund and the suplus now in the
hands of the Bequest:titer about 90 cents
on the dollar.
So far as we can learn Mr. Malt buys
the road purely for speculative purposes.
Neither the Pennsylvania Central nor the
Reading ComPany are connected with the
purthase. Mr. Maltby resides in New
Haven, Connecticut., and is represented
to be a gentleman of large means. He is
the same person who secured a transfer
of a controlling interest in the stock of the
Gettysburg ~ Railroad, subsequently pur
chased the hypothecated bonds held by
Johns Hopkins, Sampson, and others, and
instituted the proceedings in the Supreme
court for a foreclosure of the Mortgage,
resulting in the decree for the sale of the
.road.
ADVERTISING LOENCY.—Messrs. G. P.
'Rowell & Co., of New York, have bought
omit the Advertising Agency of Hoopes. tot
Co., of the same city, and the business of
the two firms will be consolidated. For
BMW years Messrs. Rowell & Co., have
been the largest customers of the news
papers published in the Vaited States, do
ing business on a cash hada. Their
American Newspaper Directory winch is
conceded by all persons oxnPeteit to pare
judgment upon such a york, to be the
most complete_ volume of its Chall.loter
ever issued in this or any other country,
may be found on the shelves of every
prominent advertiser. This firm has for
some years been conceded to be the, lead:
ing establishment of A l t er i m
And the absorption Of nooPer Co.,
one of the few others which could with
justice be called their xivals, places them
in position far in advance of all competi
tors. More than five thousand American
Perodicals are received regnisx4 ,204 kept
on file at their offices which are located in
the New Yorlr Times Building Nos, 40 &
41 Park Row, and we are inßormed Sind
their corps of assistants ont:menberedthe
combined force of any four similar estab
lishments now in eadsjanix4 :
TOWNSHIP ELECTIONS
Annexed will be found the official vote
in the several Boroughs and Townships t on
the 11th inst., for limel aloes, specially
prepared for the STAN AND Bierrrunit„
from the Returns Sled in the Clerk's office.
Judge, Wm. J. Peters 146, James Mo.
Damn' 95; Inspectors, Howard Yestts
146, Aaron Wider 96; AMISIMOr t Henry
Pensyl 146, Jacob Mowery 98; Assistant
Assessors, Daniel' Walter 146, Michael
Detrick 146, Valentine 81111 k 96, John W.
Du 1197; Supervisors, Philip Bremer 148,
Moses Wolf 146, David Bricker 97, -Dan
iel Lady 97; School Directors, Isaac
Koontz 147, Samuel Laura 141, Josiah
G. Weaver 94, Jonas Orner 97; AOltm.,
Charles P. K. Walter 146, John BcMosser
97; Clerk, David L. Knows 139, Michael
L. Hoffman 97, J. A. H. Rather 7; Tress- .
urer, Henry Hartzell 147, Jacob Peters 97;
Constable, HoWard Slaybangh 146, Hese
kiah Hoffman 97.
ISBBWICIE 808.
Burgess, Henry Stevens 46, Fred. Wolf
25; Council, Jesie Asper 24, John Canis
40, John Doll 87, Emanuel Hair 47, Joseph
Harman 37, Andrew Baker 26, Henry
!dotter 82, Simnel Myers 85, Jesse New
comer 46, D. B. Baer 30; High Constable,
Abbott Cams 71; Justice of the Peace, L
F. }loader 43, J. A. Freed 29; Judge,
Henry Mollison 43, Joseph it tahl 29; Inspec
tin. G. C. Myers 48, Calvin.earns 28; Asses
sor, W.Metzger 48, Geo. Strubenger 29; As.
sistantAsseseors, F .W. Grove 39, Win. W.
Hafer 44, Wm. Bittinger 32, Fred Wolf
28; School Directorsi D. E. Hollinger 29,
D. E. Martin 89, Henry Mayer 40, Wm.
Hafer 40; Auditor, John Snyder 86, G. C.
Mayer 34; Constable, J. H. Flickinger 81,
M. Steffan 11.
CIMEBERLAND.
Justice of the Peace, John Maring 144,
-Andrew Low 152; Judge, Geoige Spang
ler 151, John Black 144; Inspectors, La
fayette Brenizer 148, W. H. Lott 152;
Assessor, , George Bushman 145, David
McGrew 148; Assistant Assessors, Henry
S. Toot 144, Wm. Allison 148, Henry Lott
152, S. A. Cobean 152; Supervisors, Frank
lin Swisher 151, Wm. F. Melhoni 148,
John Hamilton 150, Samuel Pitzer 148;
School Directors-3 years, M. C. Benner.
147, Isaac Diehl 148, Thomas T. Norris
157, Perry Eyler 151-2 years, Peter
Mickley 147, Isaac Diehl 148, John
Homer 144, David Blocker 152; Auditor,
Althedore Bushman 136, Wm. G. Black
159; Clerk, David Maring 147, Theodore
McAllister 162; Treasurer, Francis Bream
14e, H. H. Jacobs 149; Constable, Joseph
Redding 146, John T. Weikert 150.
FRANKLIN.
Justice of the Peace, Robert McCleaf
253, Jeremiah Mickley 140;, Judge, T.
F. Grammer 248, John Gallagher 148;
Inspector, Henry Deardorff 238, Israel
Little 148; Assessor, Jacob Deardorff
168, Ephrairii Newman 209; Assistant
Assessors, John Brady 243, Benjamin
Deardorff 246, Solomon Hartman 148,
Levi Minter 145; Supervisors, Ephraim
Moritz 225, Wm. Wentz 249, David Lit-
tle 141, David Rockier 165; School
Directors, Abraham Hart 245, Joseph
Hebert 2443, George Bushey 148, J. P.
Breneman 147; Auditor, Elias Spangler
246, Elias Stover 148; Clerk, J. P. Butt
245, Henry Peters 148; Treasurer, Dan
iel Deardorff 244, Jacob F. Lower 142;
Constable, N. W. Hartman 226, Ham
ilton Sillies 150.
FREEDOM.
Justice of the Peace, Phineas Rodgers
53, John Cunningham 53, Michael Mc-
Fadden 83, - A. F. White 32; Jail!" Thom
as Woliord 51, David Rhodes, sr., 21; In
spector, John Crouse 53, John Kemper
83; Assessor,Jacob Myers 49, S. 8.
Moritz 26; Assistant Assessors, A. M.
Waybright 51, Thomas Ferguson 50,
Joshua Brown 84, J. A. Lima 00i - Carper=
visors, Elijah Boyd 52, George Young 86,
J. E. Plank ; School Directors, Wm. M.
Bigham 89, Samuel Moritz 84:1, John Kem
per 46; Auditor, G. W. Scott, 53,. J. A.
Currens 52, C. P. Krise 38; Clerk, S. S.
Moritz 53, Joseph Hoffman 83; Constable,
George Young 47, Wm. H. Topper 87.
GKRYARY.
Justice of the Peace, Joseph Slothour
123; Judge, S. A. Klinefelter 119; Inspec
tors, Peter J. Greenholt 63, Abia Smucker
39; School Directors-3 years, J: A. Kel
ley 121, John Hope 121-1 yr, Jonas Roy.
er 115; Assessor, Geo. Hereon 120; Assist
ant Assessors, Wm. Rittase 120, Daniel
Sell 123; Supervisors, Abraham Feeser
123, Jacob King 122; Auditor, A. B. Jones
123; Clerk, John G. Wolf 122; Constable,
Edward Fisher 118.
Justice of the Peace, A.. W. Storm 172,
' John Ruff, sr., 128, J. C. Hildebrand 70;
Judge, Samuel Orndorff 155, D. H. Baker
46; Inspectors, Michael lieltzel 159, J. Q.
Schwartz 48; Assessor, Henry Stock 158,
John Sowers 45; Assistant Assessors, John
Rupp 146, John Wiest 158, Jacob Rawer
49, Samuel Mumert 48; Supervisors, Jacob
Morris 155, Conrad Aiwine 154, Adam
Wolf 46, Reuben Altlandt 46; School
Directori, Henry Hoover 156, Jacob Wiest
147, Elijah Spangler 53, John Mummert
.44; Auditors, A. B. Hildebrand 8 years
158, George Hartman 1 year 156; Clerk,
Daniel March 148, Samuel Ilgenfritz 54;
Constable, Emanuel Rbinehart 152.
LATLWORR.
Justice of the Peace, I. D. Worley 148;
Judge, Adam Lerew 147, N. Stambaugh
41; Inspectors, D.. Hoffman 106, J. H.
Myers 41, Samuel Lease 40; Assessor,
Peter Stevens 148; Assistant Assessors,
Charles Prosser 147, Joseph Powers 148;
Supervisors, Jacob Hayberger 148, Samuel
A. Miller 145; School. Directors, J. R.
Plaide,'l43, M. Van Scorn 145; Auditors,
D. H. Myers 8 years 145, W. IL Gardner
;2 years 148; Clerk, N. N. Bushey 148;
Constable, Michael Jacobs 146.
LFIRCRTY.
Justice of the Peace, S. P. Stover 62,
D. C. Krise 82; Judge, John Muesebnan
64, Reuben Shover 79; Inspectors, Henry
Waddle 62, Samuel Kugler 819; Assessor,
George Sites 66, Jaeob Eline 72; Assistant
Assessors, Samuel 134 W 64, Eli IL A.
Moore 84, John Nunninnaker 76, John
Clark 78; School Directors-8 years, Win.-
Hull 75, John Hoover 68, Fred. Nindle 77,
G. P. Topper 72-1 year, S. C. Walker 64,
Wm.• Brawner 73; Supervisors, Samuel
Flohr 63, Jeremiah Overholtzer 79, Friid.
Mclntyre 77, Isaac Pecker 68; Auditor, S.
P. Stover 61, C. Clark 75; Clerk, P. 11.
Riley 68, Aug. Little 78; Constable,
.N.
D, Miller 62, Aug. Little 79.
Judge, L J. Wright 907, Henry Bpple
man log ; inspectm, Dank' I ,4l=rtuu 908,
Elias Gain 107; Amessor, J. B. Wright
910, David Dull 10$; Assistant, Assessors,
DAM Pennase 198, Henry &lamer 201,
George Baummahn 118, Leonard Taylor
118; Supervisors, Wm. H. McCreary 17$,
Henry Reed 118, Michael Mittman 184,
William Baldwin 198; School Directors,
Gibson Hoes 187, Philip Milk 189, Accipe
Saloom 184, Francis tole 128; Auditor,
A. G. Peter, 184, Nkholaii Wierman' 124;
Clerk; J. P. RIMS% Asgtrewßrough 109;
Treasurer, 3rgthaei PIP* M. PION=
Jonas Constable, J. H. Hutted 810.
Justie of the Peace, J, Smith 232;
Judge, 'William Parr Die, Benjamin
Donis 44; Inspectors, Henry WoilieFt
181, Joseph Shealy 128, Alex... Young 43;
Aressamr,
P. X, 4.14 352; Assistant
Aseenems, Peter Smith 2N, ,Theeph
Harman 231; School Dirkicett, L A.
Smitli 2 s B . GOO. WV SOO, Sinop Bra
nisi J li.""Cfiaanh 45, Ohn
Stock 44; Superviatirs;Veo. F. Smith
251, George Witte 258, Thomas Stogicsi
fer 51, Jacob Geiselman 45; Clerk, G.
W. Hagerman 281, Henry Brough 45;
Auditor, Charles 'fernier 281„ John
Clapeaddle 44; Constable, Jacob Sties
baugh MO, John "'atm; 45.
1101711TJOY. .
Justice of the Peace, 11. M. Apler pa, I.
N. Durboraw 184; Judge, Henry Eta 117,
Williams Currens 100; Inspect* G.! W.
Hartman 119, 8. McAllen Horisir' 98; As.
sesiors, Henry Bucher 116, George; W.
Hoffman 101; Assistant Assessors, Sbnon
Hahn 116, Wm. Cownover 113, Miehael
Swartz 105, •Wm. Young 97; Superviaors,
Jacob W. Cromer 108, Samuel Hahn 128,
Joseph Spangler 95, B. B. Bush 98; School
Directors, J. A. Hartman 121, P. Dough.
erty 117, S. D. Reck 99; R. Newman 96;
Auditor, 1). Cownorer 120, S. Mc. Horner
98; Clerk, Wm. Yoost 120, J. W. Hankey
96; Treasurer, A. Swartz 116, J. Mackley
99; Constalde, J. Arent 121, A. Bentz 96.
OXFORD
Judge, George Shane 158, J. R. Diehl
109; Inspector, Elias Eellenberger 156,
Henry Sanders 109;, Assessor, Nicholas
Hensel 160, L. J. Btanti 108; Assistant
Assessors, JaCob Stock 162; Joseph Slunk
158, C. A. Diehl 105, Jacob Smith 106;
Supervisors, H. W. Smith 158, Jacob Ar
begast 157, Franklin Martin 109, Peter
Blank 106; School Directors-3 years, J.
F. Warner 89, John Mowrey 96, Jacob
Peters 106, S. F. Neely 105,-2 years, C.
W. Miller 98, William Kruglo6; Auditor,
J. H. Wiest 159, H. L. Gitt 107; Clerk,
G. S. Zouck 154, Paul Hersh 109; Consta
ble, Philip Beck 148, Gibson Myers 107.
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Judge, W. S. Hildebrand 150, ;Elias
Bushey 84; Inspectors, Francis Orndorff
150, John Bosseman 84; Assessor, S. H.
Taughinliangh 145, Cornelius Smith 88;
Assistant Assessors, John A. Dicks. 150,
Geo. Baker, sr., 150, Abraham Bushy 84,
Jacob Gipe 84; Supervisors, Samuel Hin
ard 139, John Moul 148, David Yoke 89,
Solomon Spangler 84; School Directors,
S. H. Taughinbangh 117, Peter Pentz 117,
Michael Bushy 55,- Wm. Wagner 55;
Auditor, James Dicks, sr., 148, E. L.
Larsh 85; Clerk, Eman. Chronister 149, A.
H. Howard 84; Treasurer, Emanuel Nei
dioh 149, Cornelius Myers 84; Constable,
J. F. Haner 148, Geo. Harman 82;!
trict School Directors-3 years, J. A.
'Dicks 88, John Mortz 38, Samuel Over
holtzer 81, D.. M. Myers 31-2 years, P. F.
Boole 1.:, A. H. Howard 81.
WrItABAS.
Judge, Henry Albert 188, Jeremiah
Hoffman 141; Inspector, Henry Toot 165,
John Cleveland 141; Assessor, M. S.
•Whitmor 151, Fletcher Vanorsdall 155;
Assistant Assessors, H. A. Picking 164,
Philip Donabup 165, J. W. Staley 142,
George Thomas 184; Supervisors, Jacob
Klepper 164, Jesse .Wolford 181, Martin
Sheeler 147. D. A. Heagy 141; School Di
rector's, Joseph Holtz 162, Frederick Quig
gle 168, William Wible 142, Cornelius Lott
144; Auditor, William Yeatts 178, Samuel
Desidorff 134; Clerk, Thomas McCretuy
168, J. H. Majors 139; Constables, G. F.
Miller 168, Theodore Mathews 131.
TYROpiE.
I Justice of the Peace, J. C. Pittenturff
88, J. F. Houck 76; Judge, Jacob Funk
86, George Griner 88; Inspectors, Samuel
Weigle 88, Jacob Dietrick 81; .Asseettors,
William Wert 83, Jonas Sterner 83; As
slittant Assessors, J. A. March 73, Marks
Brame 87, Henry Spangler 88, Dttniel
Brame 86; Supervisors, Jacob Bowers
86, John Eicholtz 87, D. T. Cooley 82,
William Bringman 79; School Directors,
George Guise 86, Jacob Hartman 81,
George Walter 85, J. A. Miller 82; Au
ditor, John . .Delap 86, Augustus Deatrick
83; Clerk, J. M. Pittenturff 89, Jacob
Brame 79; Treasurer, Levi Raffentmer
sex ar. asiinusa Radisir ant
John Eckenrode 87, Daniel Deatrick 81.
UNION
Justioes of the Peace, J. L. Shorb 161,
D. F. Bair 157; Judge, Andrew Bell 160;
Inspectors, John Arentz 84, Wm. A. Bell
76, Arrs Basehoar 40; 'Assessor, Samuel
Bsiker 4 lss; Assistant Assessors, W. but
ters 159; M. E. Bollinger 159; School Di
rectors, John Messinger 161, John Baub
litz 160, David Wheler 161; Supervisors,
Jacob Fox 158, Hezekiah Croul 158; Audi
tor, Jacob Harnish 158; Clerk, Philip Fans
157; Constable, Hanson Stonseifer 156.
101/1/ SPRINGS.
Burgess, J. D. Becker 62; Council, H.
C. Peters 52, H. A. Sheeler 53, J. L.
Wprley 57, W. A.. Fickle 59, J. C. Stephens,
ser., 59, Geo. A. Peters 14, Lewis Myers
21, Alex. Rhodes 19, Jesse Johns 14, Eman
uel Brough 17; High Constable, J. A.
Snowden 52; Justice of the Peace, C. G.
Beales 60; Judge, Jonathan Breneman 55,
John Fisher 14; Inspector, J. F. Gardner
27, B. F. Lishy 14, A. Grove 32; Assessor,
D. S. Breneman 52, J. C. Johns 16; Assist
ant Assessors, Henry Shultz 55, EL J.
Myers 60, F. W. Bowers 14, B. F. Myers
14; School Directors, R. W. Sadler 55, G.
A. Uhler 54, L W. Pearson 59; John
Moorhead 20, J. C. Stephens 17, A. B.
Dill 16; Auditors, T. D. Reed 60, Adam
Grove 61; Constable, George Day 62.
(For the remaining districts—Berwick,
Conowago, Highland, Hamiltonban; Hunt
ington, and Littlestown—no returns of the
votes given for the different candidates, are
on file in either the Clerk's or Prothonis
tary's office. We can, therefore, simply
give the names of the officers elected.—
The tally-papers, instead of being filed in
in the proper office, have probably been
deposited in the Election Boxes.]
BERWICK TOWNSHIP
Justioes of the Peaoe, Nathaniel Miller,
Anthony Thoman; Judge, Nathaniel Mil
ler; Inspectors, James Miller, Jacob Ster
ner; Assessor, Jacob Hull; Assistant As
sessors, Reuben Wolf, Samuel Ditider;
School Directors, Peter Sterner and Cyr=
Trone, 3 years, John Richter and Samuel
Ditsler; 2 years; Supervisors„ Samuel
Nag,le, John Gem; Clerk, Jacob Staly;
Auditor, John Nagle; Constable, David
LePPo• 1
CONOliy i thea !
Justice of the Peace, hue D. Keller;
Judge, Adam coaster; Inspectors, L. H.
Eckert, J. H. Erichteu; Assessor, 5 1 D.
Waltman; Assistant Asibasors, James De
vine, Augustus Delone; School Directors,
David Formby, A. E. Rudisill; Supervising,
Ambrose Kline, J. J. Little; Clerk,, Dr.
G. B. Aiken; Auditor, Joseph Mirk;
Constable, Win. Mununiret.
HIGHELARD,
Justice of the Peace, Win. 11,000 4. >ugh ;
Judge, John Herbst; Inspectors, A, J.
Wauirt, John Butt, jr.; Assessor, Fred.
Dubs; Assistant Assessors, David Stewart,
Joseph /May; Supervisors, Rim. Paxton,
;limes Reever; 130,h00l Directors, George
Gingen and Reuben Gulden, 8 years, Win.
Paxton, 1 yeas; Auditor,' G. W.- Irwin;
Clerk, George Gingen; Constable, Jogeph
Kankie:
ItA3ULTONRAN
Judge, Peter Dick; Lispectors, chaides
Hoffman, John Benshoff; Assessor, 1 , Wm.
Pew; Midst,* Aississers, Jacob Mused
tianford Shroder; Supervisors, t Jobu
Cochran, Joseph Culbertson; School Di
-moors, James Donaldson, Wzn. D. T*ig
bng; Auditor, 4broniftsese; Clerk, Wee.
garbaugh; Constable, Praimilo 340:3044
IMITEING TON.
Jwitiab of the Peace, D. H. ihumby;
hid" giqPw 4 7s DoPectent K.l l
'Mennen, I. W. Tfoat4ei !Mowry et
Trimmer; Aiiiistant Assessors,' /
Wllt, Jacob Meals; Supervisors, ill
mum; U, U, arc"; School Dizeot4n,
Adam
'Le-as; An&
tie betwpan
MOSUrOi, Hens
vid Day.
Wm. B. Gardner, John E.
, Francis Coulsorq Clerk, a
'.. Smith and J. A. Hiller;
IS; Constable, Da-
Burgess, Martin Cite • Council; Dr. J.
L. Kemp, Wm. Kuhns, " Slifer, Isaac
Staub, Geo. Smith, Prank 7. • .n; Judge
John Hinkle; Inspectors, Jo Slifer,
Charles Kemp; Assessor, Henry 'tshter;
Assistant'Assessors, Fred. Bittingel, Da
yid Schwartz; School Directors, I. 14.
Homberger, A. F. Barker; Auditor, C. Vh.,
Snyder; Constable, Jesse Shafer_
T ua Tatra UNITY or thourr's
By'Rev. B. B. Behmucker, D. D. An
son D. F.' Randolph & Co., New York,
Publishers. Price $1.25.
Under the above title our townsman,
Rev. Dr. Bchmucker, has published anew
volume in the interest of Christian Union.
More than thirty years ago Dr. B. pub.
lished a "Fraternal Appeal to the Ameri
can Churches," designed to bring abOut
more intimate union of evangelical Chris:
tians, irrespective of denominational diff
•erences, which aCthe time attracted much
attention by reason of its scholarly char
acter and christiau spirit, and largely con
tributed to the formation of the Evangeli
cal Alliance which met in Europe, and to
which Dr. S. was an accredited delegate
from the United States. The arrange
ments for a meeting of the .Allialice in
New York this fall (postponed by reason of
the European war,) induced Dr. Schmuck
er to prepare the present work, which, in
addition to the substance of his original
Appeal, presents a modified scheme for
Christian union, adapted to the changed
relations of evangelical denominations.
It is an exceedingly interesting volume,
and should command the attention of all
who deplore the antagonisms prevailing as
betwen different branches of the Chris.
thin Church. The design is not to form
a new church, nor to dispense with denom
inational peculiarities, but to bring about
a more intimate correspondence and fra
ternal union, by means of a common dele
gated body harmonizing upon the essen
tials of the Christian system common to
orthodox churches. The book is brought
out in attractive style by the publishers,
Messrs. Randolph & Co. The New York
Observer (Prebyterian) in its issue of Sep
tember 22, thus notices it:
Rev. Dr. Bchmucker, one of the fathers
of the great Evangelical Alliance move
ment of the age, has just brought out a
small volume (Randolph &Co., publishers)
that should arrest the attention of all
thoughtful and active Christians. It is on
"The True Unity of Christ's Church," in
which he demonstrates the existing essen
tial unity of the Church, and proposes a
plan for the external union of all evangel
ical churches on the general basis of the
Alliance. We are deeply interrested in
the views here presented, and we ask min
isters and intelligent laymen of all branch
es of the Church to get the book and read
it. It is one of the signs of the times.
The Church is one. •
INJCICCTION.—On Wednesday last, on
petition of Martin Steffy, Burgess of the
. Borough of Littlestown, the Court of
Common Pleas granted a temporafy
writ of Injunction to restrain the Littles
town Railroad Company from:obstructing
or making any embankment on Cemetery
street in that, borough, until adequate
curity is given for the payment of damages;
and also granted a Rule to show cause why
the Company should not be perpetually
enjoined from obstructing or making the .
embankment on the street.
ACCIDENT.—On Tuesday last the Hag
erstown stage came up with French's Cir
cus and Caravan at the hill this sidt. of
Bream's tavern. The horses, frightened
by the sudden appearance of the camels
on the hill, wheeled suddenly round in the
narrow cut. The driver, Mr. Wassunv
held on to the reins, and forced his team
against the fence: The stage was broken,
trae no sersouer lu age iv miS samarium uy
the passengers.
rgr Ladies' and Children's F;ncy Furs,
at John Fareira's Popular Fur Emporium
718 Arch Street, Philadelphia- He has .
enlarged, remodeled and much improved
his store for the convenience of customers.
Read his adv. and give him a call. It
CATABRIL—What a nun sauce to be
hawking, spitting, and blowing your nose,
to say nothing of the inflamed throat,
swollen eyes,,elosed up air passages, ring
ing in the ears, dull headache, loss of
smell, and a general disagreable, un
happy feeling throughout, the result of
Catarrh. If afflicted in this manner, pro
cure Dr. J. Briggs' Alleviator, the cheap
est, quickest, pleasantest, and most cer
tain remedy iii use.
Nothing known equals Dr. J. Briggs'
Alleviator and Curative for Corns, Bun
ions, Bad Nails, Frosted Feet, Chilblains,
&c. Many have tried it and rejoice in its
beneficial use. If you would enjoy a rural
walk or fashionable promenade, treat your
feet kindly, and cure your corns with Dr,
J. Briggs' Alleviat% and Curative, Sold
by A. D. Buehler, J. M. Huber, Moritz,
Musselman & Co., and druggists gener
ally. Oct. 21.-tf
Fox SALE CIIEAP.—A good second-band
Falling and Shifting-top Buggy. Enquire
at this office. tf
MARRIED
13ienum—SNtusa..On the 13th inst., in this
place, by the Rev. W. R. H. Dietrich, Mr. James
Sigh= to Miss Margaret Snyder, both of Hamil
tontan township, this county. '
CoLauousa—Yousor—On the 12th inst. , at the
residence of Mr. Samuel Young, by the Rev. Mr.
Mr. Rufus Colehouse to Miss Mag
4gle Young. botho of Littlestown.
CLumf—Eintsneasit,—On the 13th Inst., by the
Rev. D. W. Wolf, Mr, John Cluck, of Hamilton
tam, to Miss Martha J. Blesecker, of Franklin
township.
ECTIMODZ—MTERS.—On the 3d Inst., In Fred
ericksburg, by the Rev. Mr. Smith. Mr. IL J.
Ifekenrode, of Adams county, Pa., to Miss Mary
R. Myatt, of Fredericksburg, Va.
Ilzwrer—Mrsna.--On the 9th inst.. in Arendts.
Ville, by the Rev. D. W. Wolf, Mr. R. Hewitt, of
Bendersville, to Miss Sue Myers, of the same
place.
Raitairr.—On the 18th inst., in
agr4 ll 3rtrieltev. W. R. 11. Dietrich, Mr.
John D. Heintzeiman, to MissJermie M. daughter
of Mr. Joseph Itebert, all of Franklin township,
this wan
DIED.
Obituary notices 5 cents a line for all over four
to accompany the notice.
lAA& —On the 11th fast.,' at thenrsiknce of his
sualdlaw, Wm. Plehelberger, Y Springs,
David leas, aged CI years, 7 months ad 20 days.
The deceased leaves surviving him a widow still
In good health, 12 children, - 75 grand children,
andyear& 42 great grand children. He,kept house for
.62
York Papers
.pieerse copy.
Idame.—On the leeriest near Wenk's School
Rouse, Mrs. Mary Meals; aged 83 years 3 months
and 7 days.
Mnraa—On the 7th inet., Mr. John Myers, of
Mormtpleasant township, aged 06 years.
Eivavid—Oh the 9th inst., at the elms-Horse
Mr. William Stem in his 69th year.
Smrra—On the /3 th inst., MA* Two Taverns,
IW.E. daughter of dams tad Margaret Smith,
.2 pears rued 2 mounts
Dissolution Notice.
MOMS is hereby given_ to all all persons that
-1 the Firm of T.S.TX &Mot:await= Is dissolv
ed by mutual oonsenL. All pawns Indebted to
or having claims against lard Firm will please
cal
upo lmmedian Wnl. D.tely, Hontworth and make settle
ment _
lluutY J. TATE.
Oct 21.--3 t WILLIAM D. EtOLTZWORTH.
.
s lIBLIC SALE 'OF
REAL ESTATE,
In pursuance of an Order of the
Court of Mains County, will be offered at
Sale, on the premises, on Etdurday, the 12th day
orernber, 1370, the Real Estate of M.avraus
to wit:
A MA LL situate near Iriatown in n
oftowaldp. Adana county , adlotatag lands
of Henry 21tia, 01 Wpi. E. Jenkins, Esq.,
Hamel sitokrode and others,
and oontalititig at 40p,,
USE,
Washwith a /HAMA D 4 n_ e MUSE,
Wash House, Wagon-maiter's .p, Log Barn,
Corn-crib, Hog Pen, well of water near the
House a good Orchard containing a variety of
Mt tic The land has been limed. is of good
ty Ncgly !d
. 1111 r i t. 6n 4 IP4 g"d
hiZADOW, &tout
lna lands of John L. inal l irsuiti l =l,s , sidi4thr 'tuld
JOU Ginter, 4X44,1211as a A E 'and 10,0
Par . ,
to oc m on ll pan i r at I o'clock P, M., when at.
.... von alsi N temps madelmown by
r*H on X. %UWE,
Attest — a 0. WC.I.E. c. Trustee.
Oct. 21.-te •
4ruirtv ot. tltz
tArmin & Pro , Vc
ie 'Market. -`"` ta*
REPORT •
Mt +IWO' •
6,6 - 0 625' I. OF Uie arton-,of r 4V i at ,
575 a 800 AD* F4l
bart, lo the State of Perin= at theelose Of
/- 37 4•1 40 blur ontbe outdoor •
... so * 170 110301.1M1.1 - „
0 00 Loans and Discounts - $116,796 40
.. 75' 9. ,80 Virile Accommodation Diatom:pa 40a
• 45 98 ; Indebtedness of Directors... %ODD DO
00- @ 5 00
650 875
215 a 220
11% a 00
18 a 18%
25 .1.19
16 9
.17
Sunlit 7.1.0un,4
Itcriu: nous.,
WHITH WHEAT, •
RED WHEAT
RTE,•
OATS,
TIXOTHE - SEED,
F CLOySEas sr,LAX-SEED ,
BAOOH, EHOOLHERS,
" Bums,
HA3la,
12
vain*Provision itarkot.
Gettysburg, Friday Morning.
000 0 000
000.0 575
000 0 000
110 0 125
000 0 go
000 0 80
• 37 0 40'
. 000 0 vo
• ; oao 0 400
.. 000 0 650
SO 41 100
Ixo on @ 30
•\ 00 0 16
X 0 18
00\, 0 13
00 15
00 0\ 20
RYE, .
OATS,
BUCKWILEAT,
TIMOTHY-911ED,,
CLoTER-SEED,
POTATOES,
BurrEs,
......
Eons,
BACON, Snout...pans,
SmAs,
Mots
TALLOW,
STOCES AND BONDS
Closing Prices •f De Haven & Bro.,
40 Month 3rd Bt., Philadelphia.
3 o'c/417, P.f.,
U. 8. G's of 'Bl
.113% 111
.112% 113
In% 111%
.112, 112 1 7,
.110% 110%
110% 11(
110 1 4 1 101 l
s's, 1040'9 104;4 106%
U. S. 30 Year G per cent. Cy., 111 111!4
Gold 11'1'; 113
Silver, "167! 10 , ,1
Union Parifle It. IL Ist M. Bonds, PM sn)
Central Pacific It. 11 000
Union Pacific Land Grant 74.",
'65 new,
lirtv Aduertistmnito.
OTICE.--: Letters Testamilitary on the estate
I of Hon. Mans MO 'LEAN, late of Gettysburg,
deceased, having been granted to the undersign
ed, residing in said place. lie hereby gives [loth,
to all personS indebbsl to said estate to maioe lut
mediate payment, and thosehavingclai ins t , gatzeit
the same to present them properly authenticated
for settlement.
M. McCLEAS. Ex'r
Oct. 21, 1870-6 t
Teacher Wanted,
To take charge of the ileldlemburg Schol. for
the term of four mouths. Salary 5T2...". , per
month. Meitlim of the Hoard, Saturday. 4, er.
44th, at 1 P. M., ,n Ifeidlersburg.
By order of the Board.
GEORGE MECKLEY. Jr., !'W'Y.
Oct.
•
DUBUC SALE OF
REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERT)
On Saturday, the Q( October, IC.
In pursuance of an Order of the Orphans'
Court of Adams county, the undersigned. Admin
istrators of the estate of Cain Las Munn., de
ceased. will offer at Public Sale. at the Hotel late
of said decedent, In Beudersvllle, Adams county,
Pa.„ the following described Real Estate:
No. I. A tract of TIMBER LAND, situate in
Dickinson township. Cumberland county, adjoin
ing lands of John Harman. Daniel l';itt, Philip
Smyers and others, containing 33 Acres, mot' or
less.
No. 2. A tract of TIMBER LAN - D. situate In
Menallen township, Adams county. adjoining
lands of George Minnigh, heirs of Samuel Meals,
Acres.
deceased., and others, containing about 173.4
No. 3. A tract of FARM to the same
township. adjoining lands of George Adam,
Daniel Gitt and others, containing about 12 1.4
Acres.
No. 4.. A tract of IMPROVED LAND. in Tyrone
"township, adjoining lands of Thomas Sowers and
Jacob Gnlden, containing about 9 Acres.
No. 5. A tract of IMPROVED LAND, in Me
nailen township, - adjoining lands of Samuel Hoff.
man. Moses Sterner and others. containing 4 3-4
Acres.
6. A tract of IMPROVED LAND, near
13endersrille, adjoining lands of Barnat Myers.
John Burkholder and others, containing about 4
Acres.
No. 7. A tract of IMPROVED LAND. near
Bendersville, adjoining lands of Samuel E. Cook.
Samuel Meals and others, containing about 3
Acres.
No. A tinet of IMPROVED LAND. near
'Bendersville, adjoining lands of 0. P. House,
William P. Rice and others, containing about
4 1-! Acres.
No. O. A tract of IMPROVED LAND_, near
Bendereville, adjoining lands of Jonas kkIllail•
zahn, Lutheran Church Property and others, con
taining about It Acres.
No. 10. A TOWN DOT, in Bendirsville, num
bered on the plot 18, haying a BLADE:SMITH
MOP erected thereon.
bh titeTAWN,rilaTrultialliMiltAM'
story Stone and Frame Hui ing, with large Stable
and other outbuildings, and In ATAVEJIN
STAND.
No. 12. A TOWN LOT, In the same Went, num
bered on the plot 27. haring erected on It a Log
Hireling House.
On Saturday, the 22d day of October, Inst., the
Administrators will sell at the late residence of
said Charles Myers, deceased, in Bendersville, the
following Personal Property, viz:
2 MARES, I HORSE, I Cow 1 two-horse Wagon,
Bed and Ladders, 2 Spring Wagons, 1 Falling.top
Buggy, 1 Trotting Buggy, I Sulks', 2 setts of
Breee.hband.s, Collars and Bridles, Wont Gears,
Harness, Sleigh Bells, Riding Saddle, Side Saddle,
Plough Harrow, Cross-Cut Saw, I set of Team
Bells, flay by the ton, Corn by the bushel, a lot of
good Chestnut Rallis and many other articles, too
numerous to mention.
. .
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M.. on each
day, when attendance will be given and terms
made known by
FRANCIS BREAM.
SAMUEL MEALS.
Adminktrators
MERE
LADIES' FANCY FURS !
JOHN FAREIR k,
718 Arch St.
Middle of the Block. between ;Ili and 4th Strests
South Slth..
PHILADELPHIA, •
Importer, Manufacturer and Ikaler in ad kinds
and quality of
FANCY rtiRS
For Ladles' aad Children'. Wear.
Having enlarged, remodeled and improved my
old and favorably known FUR F:NlPOltltillif, and
having Imported a very large and splendid as.
sortment of all the different kinds of Furs from
drat hands In Europe and having had them made
up by the most skillful workmen. I would re
spectfully invite my friends of Adams and adja
cent Counties, to call and examine my very large
and beautiful assortment of niney Furs, for La
dies and Children. lam determined to sell at as
low prices as any other respectable House In this
city. All Furs Warranted. No misrepresenta
tions to effect sales. JOHN FA 11E11U, 710 Arch
Street, Philadelphia. [Oct.,
WESTERN BEsT sTORY PIN
THE UNIVERs APER E. A *5
Prize to every subscriber. Send Stamp for Prize
Circular and Specimen. .L It. ELI-1001'. 'Pub
lisher, Boston, Mims Oct. 21.-4 w
BOORS TO SUIT EVERYBODY.—Great For
tune Teller, 50cts. Courtship made Easy, 25
eta Correct Etiquette, 2.sets. Bridal Etiquette,
Zeta. How to win a Sweetheart or Lover. Wets.
500 Puzzles, 50cts. IMO Conutindrums, Wets.—
Correct Letter Writer, Zeta Amateur Theatri
cals, 50ets. Book of Mysterious Disclosures, 50cts.
Guide to Beauty, 50cts. Comic Speechm
How Gamblers Win, 50cts. Boxing and Wrest
ling Made Easy, 25cts. True Marriage Guide and
Book of Nature, 50ets. Books sent postage paid
by return mall, Address W. Courtney, 3 Astor
Place, New York. Oct. M.-lw
DELAPIERBE'S ELECTRIC SOAP. — Warrant.
ed Better and Cheaper than any other. For
Sale In PhliadelPhia, httaburg, &c., by Janney &
Andrews, Hoethch & Illolan, Burns & Smucker,
Waterman H &
Young, Thomson & Morris, Wain
wright & Co., Waterman, Son & Co., Moris on.
Hoar & Cornrow Barton & Son. Hie
& Harvey, W. L Graver, J. H. Krause, Roberts
& Co.,a, J. Hnmphry, H. J. Hauer. Myers & Ca,
J. S. Morgan, E. Eby & Cp., Hough dt , CO.; T.
Barnes, W. I. Eirk, Boyd & Co.. Ogden & Co.
Arbuckles & Co., of Pittsburg, and many others:
Oct. 11,4 w
THEA-NECTAR
A PURE CHINESE
BLACK TEA
WITH GREEN TEA FLAVOR,
Warranted to Snit all Take&
oft IL-ti;
WANTFJJ - AGRNT
1
to canvass for . .
mire AND.Hotte's milLieux . eiyi .
KEROSENE LAMP-..
oed by in' 095 than CO Professore in onr :.....
i- Absolutely - Safe
In
1 i
1 '
lli r: w w ip P ear r t =out, because °1
i c6-41o F
sup r4 l;ati tall a r o watit Our r—Will aa sgep ,
u34 11° 4
rsuial as ,
For /141 anlala A4 I M W r i . th ßo sts ~ • •
2 , 41 Floor, Mechanles' Sauk
•
Apprentice W.anted.:
. .
iNr
E M. appil 4 tt u to
, Vp us t aus h t
ot ilock un ieLl h athet eitoo v i Awe. Apply to,
the et Weigle a 14111, onXersh
' B• 1 17 1 41 4!
A
U. 8. Bonds to secure Or:
culation
U. 8.
hand Bonds and Securities tm
Other stocks, Bonds, and
Mortgages (as per ached- •
ule) :s to
Due from RedeemJugend De , • 2 000
Serve Agents (as perm:bed-
We)•
2,8;4 24
Pnefr4raidlier ITattonal Banks
(as per schedule) 2,erff 00
Due from other Banks and
Bankers (as per schedule).. 2.835 97
Furniture and Fixtures '7OO 00
700 IX)
Taxes paid 630 50
630 50
Checks and other Cash Items
• (as per schedule) 137 71
Bills of other National Banks. 1,304 00
Fractional Currency (Includ-
Specieing Nickels) 300 75
Legal Tender Notes 900 00
25,500 00
Capital Stock paid in
Surplus Fund
Exchange
Interest
Profits and Loss....
Circulating Notes fecNiveti 4151:3
from Comptroller SOO 000 00
Amount on Muni 31 00
00 @ \6
00 @
Amount outstanding 89,965 00
'J)lvldends Unpaid 21r2 50
twllvidual Dep 'sits 7'2,171 58
Dim to National Banks (as
per :schedule) 2.038 IS
Due to State Banks and _
Bankers (as per schedule).. 975 09
Oct. 19th, IS7O.
t littrt
1. t;nourn ..tinsout,Ca.shler of "The First Na
mai Bank of RPltyalnag." do solemnly swear
I he above statement Is true, to the best of my
knowledge and better.
EORGE ARNOLD, Outhivr.
Stat.. , •1' Pena 4 yiva G nfa:Cottitty' l
1 4 Adams, SS
S , s•plitoantl;lib , crilwlllotfore
me. this 17th day or October. r
1,70.
• • R. MARTIN, s '
j'.,
1'1,1111.1",7—A111.st 111t01N111.
.1 NO. 111.11tNE11,
I .rt. 21, 11110. THRONE,
---
REPORT
OF the condition of the GETTYS
v 111 i; NATiox.u. BANK, at the close of
i)etober .4, 1470:
Loans and Discounts 4 163,166 46
U. S. 1t011419 to wi:ure Circulation 150,000 0(1
U. S. ikuids and Securities on hand_ 31).000 00
other Stocks. Bonds and Mortgages.. 21,800 00
Due fruit itedeeining and Reserxe
Agents '25.876 87
hue turn other National Ranks 1,517 84
Due front other Bank, and Ranker.. 1,272 44
Banking Route ,5, 000 ix)
Current Expenses 7.61 id
Taxe, Paid 1,336 09
cash Items (hieholing stamps) 1.517 80
Bills of other National Bank, 1,091 00
Fractional Curreney (Including Nick
els)
Legal Tender Notes
Capital Stock paid in
Surplits Fund
Discount
Proat and Loss
National Bank Circulation outstand
log 130,365 00
State Bank Circulation out , itanillnii 3.57 00
Individual Deposits
Due to National Banks 2.929 66
Due to other Banks and Bankers 1,463 96
Dividends unclaimed ill) 50
J. EltolUt Bain. Cashier of the stlibeityabtuT
National Bank do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true, to the best of my knowledge
and belief.
J, EMORY BAIR, Cashier.
Subigibed and sworn to be--i
hoi me, this 12th day of
oetober, IS7O. •
It. MARTIN
Notary
CORRECT—Attest :CEO. SWOP E,
KIINDLEILIIST
DAVID WILLS,
Directors.
0.. v. 21, 1870.-3 t
STAGE OFFICE.
KEYSTONE HOUSE
THE Keystone House, Chambersbarg street.
has been selected as the Gettysburg office for
the CHANIBEILSBCII,G and ESIMITTSBURG
STAGE LVIES. Stage for Chamberstium leaves
daily at 1 cielock, I.'. Id., and for Ettsburg
daily at the same hour. Faze received at the
Hotel and passengers called fur at any place In
town.
The Keystone House runs a first-class HACK to
and from the Depot inks Hack to hire.
Gettysburg, Sept. 9. 1870.—m
R - E M 0 V E-1)
JOSEPH JACOBS,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
HAS REMOVED
AVizst door to J. W. Cress' Store, on Muss
bersbu ra it., near the Square.
A large asshrtment of
Cloths, t'ossitners, Vesting', Trims
min/Fs &e., &e.,
offered at the smallestirotlta
Goods bought at the Store Cut tee of charge.
Goods made up with dispatch as as well when
bought at other stores as at his own. Latest N.
Y. Fashions received, and tailoring done in the
moat approved style. Cutting done. as usual.
The public patronage solicited, and no effort
spared to please.
April V._ le7o—tf
VOLNn COMPOUND
PUTRID SORE. THROAT, INFLUENZA,
orally other Inflanunatory or Inward disease of
the .Throat If not of too long Winding. Also,
SCARLET FEVER. This medicine has been
tried In
THOUSKgDt; OF CASES,
in different parts of the country and has never
been known to fail if taken in time and accord.
ing to directions. It is warranted to cure. Give
It a trial and it will speak for itself. Every house
hold should prokide themselves with .a box of this
medicine and keep It on hands. The cures that it
has effected are truly marvelous.
Atir•Prepared and sold by ISRAEL YOLITT & Co,
Gettysburg, Pa” or by their authorized gents
For sale at neatly all the Stores In Adams county.
ISRAEL YOUNT & CO.
May N,.tfai—tf
Young, Smyth Fit , ld & Co.,
7
Importer., Nta in:factures atul Joltber of
HOSIERY, NOTIONS ,
WHITE GOODS, LINENS, EMBROIDERIES.
No. 429 Market St., 6. 418 C'ojonu'ree EL,
. _
•
PHILADELPHIA.
[JAMES J. METCALFE—of York Springs, Pa.]
Sept. 23, 1870.—tf
THE HOME OF
WASHINGTON !
Noma Verna aid its Associa
BY BENSON J. LOBBING,
Author of "FIELD DOOR of the REVOLU
TION," "HISTORY of the UNITED
STTES," etc.. etc., etc.
Illustrated with nearly 150 Engravings,
Mainly from Original Drawings by the Author,
embracing numerous Views of Mount Vernon,
various Interesting Objects upon the Grounds,
copies of Famous Pictures, Portraits of Washing-
Mo t
. and Other Members of the Family, as well as
Distinguished Personages of Ms time, Ø.
•
"Mr. Lowing has combined his skill andatc
tice both ' ith pen and pencil In the preps on
of Patattractive volume. ThenarraUve abounds
with interesting details of the private and do
mestic Life of Washington, set forth in an easy and
familiar ape. • • • The pictorial illustrations,
chiefly froth original drawings by the are
on the most genetpusscale.' —.New York Tribune.
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"'The Home of Washington' deserves the ap
nittesAvegt, of a 'sl i perb rttl i gal glft.boott.'
produoe vrltri martindellit "the reline, in
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JACOB BEADIER 65 C. G. MILLEB/
are the Agents for the townships Sttir t bau,
Mottattplearmutt, Afountjoy, Cumberland and, But
ler in this county. They will be around itta fear
dm ti k e subscriptions for the above 'ten TU-
Mine .
FAUCET&Win T
Sept. 16, 1870.—tt
04t . 5,V1111 -
TITTEDDING; CARDat
yy pude, Tickets,aco.. ot(Y. 0104 wws
POWs, ebeatwas 11 1 1 11 7 / r
lou,ooo 00
2.79 437 79
LIABILITIES.
$lOO,OOO 00
5.720 30
.4100 17
3,029 10
4,705 86
5279.417 7)4
.ZBl 68
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LIABILITIES.
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT
of goodraerve 92c4 RAND 0,814,1914
front/010 815001br muestmerytoe pelmet nerd
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1400
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lireF nill send a handsome Prospectus of our
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LI. Grand of Iblexico, dventure d
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a work of rare merit, profusely illustrated. Send
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THEA-NECTAR.
r , HEAP PAINTING.-
( 100 lbs of the Recons. Come
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In Winter. 10,000 Copies will be mailed free to
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%GENTS WANTED FOR THE
LIGHT OF THE WORLD.
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BE
LDEN : THE WHITE CHIEF
TWelve Years among the Wild Indians of the
Plains.
The irkild adventhres and marvelous experl
ences of
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early for Illustrated poster sample pages and
terms. Agents reporting $5O to Pk per week.
4. IL HUBBARD, Pub'r,..loo Chestnut it., Phila.
Oct. 7.4 w
FOUND!
An unfailing remedy fOr all Bronatial DiMcultles,
Sore Throat and Colds.',
DR. WELLS' CABOLIC TABLETS
also purify the blood, assist circulathin an2iarrest
decay, actieg directly on the Mucous Merdbrane
they should be promptly and freely taken In all
expostgre or violent change of weather, as they
will keep up the circulation of the blood and
thus ward off all tendency te cold awl Lung diffi
culties.
FOR WORMS IN CHILDREN
Wells' Carbolic Tablets are a never failing reme
dy. TRY THEM.
• BOLD BY DRUGGISTS. Oct.
FORTUNES offered talive men. Rare
Chance. Send Stamp. Dia
mond K. Co., Wilmington, Del, Sept. 9, 100-341
BE MAGIC COMB will ebange any colored
I hair or beard to a permanent black or brown.
It contains no poison, Any one can use IL One
sent by mall or IL Address MAGIC COMB CO.,
Spriugdeld, Mass. rßept. 1870.-3 m
Turtier's Tic Douloureux
=I
NEURALGIA PILL.
a ~dZe ir c e egain ti a=eedi t, 4 T r e ?ho s r Neuralgia
An AINFAILINO REMEDY for NErnsuris
Facrtas often effecting a perfect cure in a single
day. No form of Nervous Utaease fails to yield
to its wonderful power. Even in the severe cases
of Chronic Neuralgia, affecting the entire system,
its use fur a few days affords the must astonish
ing relief and rarely fails to produce a complete
and permauet cure. It contains no materials in
the slightest degree Injurious. It has the un
quallead noure , va ot s t.b. beet sup.tetftee. Th ou
ee.octs every put of the country, gratefully
acknowledge its power to south the tortured
nervos, and restoring the failing strength.
Sent b,y mall on receipt of price and postage.
One packap. , SLOO- - Potage 6 cents.
It hi s
Six packages, - 5.00 - • 27
old' fly all dealers in drugs and medicines.
TURNER &eO.. Sole Proprietors, 111) Tremont st
ii BOSTON, MASY
Sept. 2,1170.-3 m
GENTS WANTED-(8225 A MONTH)—by the
rl AMEWCAN KNITTING MACHINE
Boston, Mass., or 81. Louie, Mo. Sept. -:4n
XGENTS WASTED TO SELL
CHAMBERLM'S
Law Book for
Business Men.
THE. BEST SUBSCRIPTIOI4 BOOK. OUT. Ad
dress 0. D. CASE & CO.. Hartford, Com. 4w
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE IT
DR. GUILMETTE'S
.EXTRAq#OF JUNIPER
As a delicious ton healthful, and curative for
all diseases o . f ri lle Kidneys and Bladder, Loss of
Appetite, DYs Psis, Nervous Debility, &c., It is
unrivalled. .o• Females it is especially recom
mended for all irregularities of the menses, and
disorders peculiar to their system, as it can be
used with perfect safety. In malarlous districts
It is a great preventive of Fever and Ague.
CHARLES S. F t to..Mant, Wholes:tie Agent,
40 Barclay St., New York. Sept. 23.-3 m
HURRICANE PATENT
LANTERN COMPANY,
Offirc : 40 Barclay St., N.
( r.
lip
at )
Offer to the public a Lantern ollpilAing safety
and economy with elegance and matifulness. It
cannot explode; it gives a. nod - 1 4 1 1 and con
sumes less Oil tblin anyntilert it b n disturbed
by the highest wind; and If a glass Is broken It is
easily replaced by means of the screw. They are
universally.llked where they haTe been tried
Sept. 23, 1£37%-3m
D"
,R. KLINE, at the. Philadelphia Cancer Ins*
tute MTh / St,. Prof. Maori. 238 W. 4th
St., Cincrnnat VW Dr. °male, at Charlotte ,
N. C., are matting astonishing cures of all
COcers, Tumors, Ulcers,
by their graitt Cancer Antidotes without the knife
or caustic medicine, and with but little padu.—
Every root and fibre is killed and removed, if
taken in time and cannot return. Beware of do
gas Professors, with their bogus treatments,
stealing our advertisements.,. No others have
these treatments. Nom!" oder elloould ever be
dsed. For particulars, seridldr circular, call; or
address as above. [Sept. 23, 1870.-3 m
R O.SADALIS
THE GREAT AMERICAN HEALTH
RESTORER, puri fi ilines the blood and
etures Scrofula, iiPni Skin
Rheumatism; e a se Wotneff; j; and all
Chronic Affections of the Blood, Liver and
Kidneys. Recommended by the Medical
ci Faculty and many thousands of our best
tizens.
Head the testimony of Physicians and pa
tierits who have used Hosadalle; send for
our Rosadso Guide to Health Boa., or Al
manac for thn'year, , whfeh rwe_publish for
gratuitlous distribution ; it will give you
much valuable infOrma k tiqn. . . ,
Dr. H. W. Carr, of 'HaltimOre, sari:
i i tenlust4
I take pleasure In recotame . yqur
t&
ROBADALUI a
_:verygew int.
elpl I
have seen It in Iwo cant Withl ' y
remits—one la a case of SEContieZ lig nse
in which She patient pronounced
cured after having taken live bottles
of your medicine. The other Is a case
of scrofula of ion'••••!. , . • .which. is
rard , . •‘, •,. ~ ~, •, • ~ r• • .d the in
dications:ase • __ ••. , ~e .
.. .. i ' .. . 3V -
cover. It. .-.7 4; .,,,,,,k „,.,... . Nein
la byw your ...., . .L is .. i edind and
Kim ex t compound of alterative in
p• . .leits.
Dr. Sparks, o il olatiVille HY, Sari he
has used Rosadks li t atrts4 c acrofula and
Secondary Syphilis th tory remits
—as a cleaner of the loud I know no better
=lo.3llladdan.l4o tikeatioro',Tesiii.
-
says: : : .
I have used Nivea inttiet of lkeadellii.
and am entirely eurestlit VeinatitZid
Ime four' bottles, as, I wish f ormy r
who has seroMons sore elm
Benjamin Bechtel.writes.
I have suffered fot tireaty-mrrwith al In
veter
short time ate ern i gi over my whole ik body;
I Maimed WIN
RotadaßO a perfect cure.
siriwastirlie Wai•id 14444,q •
Laberatory,.6llii . ciniage . ibtee, Belt4ore
CiamiNts a 004 , 1troprielovt .
Feb.ll, Hai
Isielweetireporg, P. by A. D.
BNi a gg, Muggier,.
-
Ptfil P
• OF ALL
Fr* ikaitiels,ehease i t JO.
eke kw
Stu! Aduilistsusts..
RAVELERS
rAND• ACCIDENT INSURANCE COY.
, ANY, of Thutford. Coml. Cash ha= l ied-
Grants Life and Eh DOWMENT of
an approved forms Amkle security. low rates.
Also Fsig..wairept ACcEDRNTS death
or total ammo. _ P$ 71E year
or month. Ifas paid . rid° Per day for btx Yam in
benefits to policy.hoiderA Bes. Ni-4t
*JP° IN SIX MONTHS can be made
_ 000 by a shrewd and reliable man
In a sure. safe tombless. An investment of $25
will
mill o re n t o u r rn
dad erlemar t_ p h r e o N ilt O RT iHIAmMRICANc PICTURE
CO., No, 85 Nassau street, N. Y. sept.3o.4t
wANTSD.—Lands In Pen for cash
and good stocks. TOWNszNo BROS., 134
South Third street, Philadelphia. Sept 301-lt
A CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED! I own later.
witin one of the beet Silver Mines of theday,
developing, Sc., near Georgetown, Col Can sat
isfy yoaund of Its undoubtedpayingo value as a good Invest
ment a ne. 8614 of referenn.
I wish to sell one.halt of It eery cheap for cese ca ve sh.
Address my stt'ys, TOWSSNDBEGS LSI, South
Third street. Philadelphia- 'Sept. 10.-It
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING. A new Book
of 14LpAges. Price Viet% by mall NEW
YORK NEWS Co., New York, Sept 3(1.-4t
825 gilt articilir:sloirAe4thB4li
60 Cents to $5 per Evening. at Home !
We are prepared to furnish profitable employ
ment td Men and Women at their homes. One
person In each, locality throughout the United
Rat.% Chi/ enOge in this baldness at great wam
We send, ram, full particulars and a valuable
sample, which will do to commence work on.—
Any person seeing this notice, who wants profits.
ble, permai ent. work, should send us their ad
dress, with delay. E. C. ALLEN &Augusta,
Maine. CO. gept. 31-4 t
OeL 7.-1 w
SAXON GREEN.
aßdernAtilegrMa an ! heretai.:ietZealtrert
SOLD BY ALL DEALERS IN
PAINTS.
J. R. WEEKS & CO„ sLanuiacturers, 122 North
4th Street, Philadelphia. Sept. 30.-4 t
'HEALTH and KCONONIT
GIL LI ES'
CR usHED
COFFEE.
JAVA QUALITY.
'Prepared from different kinds of Coffee, the
flavors of which mingle harmoniously together.
Put up in Japan Tin Cans, Barrels, ' ,ll -Barrels,
and Boxes.
WRIGHT GILLIES & BROTHER,
233 M. 5 and 237 Washington at., New York.
Sept. 30, 1870.-4 t
ANTED— AGENTS,per dayito sell the
" celebrated HOME SHUTTLESEWING MA
CHINE. Has the under-feed, makes the "lock
stitch" (alike on both sidee,) and is fully licensed,
The best and cheapest family Sewing Machine In
the market Address, JOHNSON, CLARK & CO.,
Etoston, Maas., rittsburgh, Pa., Chicago, Lit, or
St. Louis, Mo. - Sept. Et-3m
05rortritO
%V M. J. MARTIN,
Wholesale and Retail dealer in
GROCERIES k LIQUOR►S
A larg lot of CiliOt;101118 that I am selling
Cheap for Cash
CHOICE LIQUORS,
Old Rye Whiskey eight years old
Very old French Brandy.
ALL OTHER KINDS Of LIQUORS
A general assortment of BITTERS, among whien
are Mishler's Herb Bitters
p URE LIQUORS for Medical p
WM. A =I'S.
JTIABLE CUTLERY, Glass.wart, Queensware,
ite., at MA.R.TIN'A
April 3D, 1809-4 f
NEW GROCKRY.
JESSE M, WALTER
HAS opened a new Grocery %ore, adjoining
his residence on York street, Arid will always
keep on hand
PRIME GROCERIES
of all klnds—Coffee, Teas. Sugar, Syrup, ILO*.
ses, Fish, :•;alt, I'epper, Spices, Also, Comer-.
N
Lions, Fruits, uts, Soap., and Notions neVI :
He has now on hand a fine lot of fin
fly use.
1~ All of which will be sold at the lowest cash
prices.; Call and examine,
THE HIGHEST PRICE GI - MN FOR
BUTTER & EGGS.
Gettysburg, Sept. 30, lEo..—tf
W GROCERY,
HaLTAVING punmased from ldr. AMOS BaICIERT
his Grooeryeatabliahment. -on the Northwest
corner of Centre Square, GETTYSBURG', PA.,
and laid In a ne,w stock of Good*respectfully
additiony friendifand the public - e me a call.
In to a-large and varied kof prime
Grocerie Notioas, &c .,
I will keep constntlY on hand the best quality of
Queensware, Fire-Proof and Glassware,
Fruits, Confections, &c., all of which Will bo sold
at the lowest cash rates.
June 24, 1870.—tf
WM. BOYER- & SON, /)
DEALERS IN
GROCERIES, NOTIONS,
TOBACCOS,,,
Also Stone, Wooden and Willow-ware.
A general assortment of all Goods usually kept In
A FAMILY GIIOCKRY.
Dec. 4, 1867—tf
i 3 ARGAIN6
AT TRIC
_ .
NEW GROCERY,
.
IN GETTYSBURG
•
- _
TACODW. ,
CRESS, having opehed a New Ora
he Gettysburg, on the North-west owner
of the Public Square, has Just received a splendid
assortment of
FBRES O.BOOEiLIE3,
holtling Sugars, Coffees, Melanie/is, Syrups, Teas,
.7Tobaccos, Belt, Fish, Rams, SoUldem, ac.
Queens - ware , Confections,Ntd"llts,Dma,
Fancy Articles and Notions generally. I
also kep= hand FLOUR and FRED STUFF%
Having mirchased for CASH, I am prepared to'
sell very cheap. Give me ft. NE and M.
yourselves. J. W,
Lept. 25, iser—tr
1000 REWARD F
At fr. St }JOKE,
,I,l 4 ,RtiaTir MUM=
MIA GRAN, i4Y,
•
and a kirldlllo,Try - produce. They have ea
hand a pteek
affetrza, HARD WARE LUm
Exit,' 00AL, ire,
which they '
wineat TOY law-
I tell "g # ls I lan I 11 d e o .11 TY
' ' lug. 9, /6-3 m•
COMPLETE MANURE,
SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LLAIE.
• AKIIONIA & POTASH.
Warranted tree from adulteration. and equal In
qnellty to say sold during the tut four years.'
Thin nuonre contains all the elements of plant
food in a soluble form. Also, food giving
jolting fertility to the son.
AN lIKDENIABLR FACT.
Mrien°l9 i n the use or "BOWER'S gom.
P MANURE," by the best farmers ot Penn
sylvania. New Jersey, Ds'llaware, Maryland, and
the Cotton Rata,. running' through a Period of
lour years' trial, has resulted In proving It to be
The best FetiliTer offered for sale
HENRY BOWER, Manufacturing Chemist,
Gray's Ferry Road, Philidglphitt.
DIXON, SHARPL & CO.,
40 South Delaware Avenue, Phila.
WM. REYNOLDS, 105 South Street, Baltimore.
And For Sale by all leading dealers.
Aug. 26-Sin .
tAISF, :HEAVY Citol),.:,
AIPIIOVE THE SOIL
WHITELOCK'S
VEGETATOR,
WHICH - DONTAINS IN A SOLUBLE CONDITION
Every Element Necessary
tO the growth of the plant, formation of the
Improvethent of - the Land,
41 you want any thing to grow try Whitelor
Vegetator.
"It comes nearer what cotton wants to eat tha
any thing I ever saw
"We will make more wheat on one acre tro
its application than on N-o acres where oth
manure was used."
"I cheerfully recommend It as a ant-class Ina
Clre "
"The ine.reased yield from an application of 14
pounds per acre was ten bushels per acre."
J. SCHINDLE.
"I think It has given more satisfaction than any
Fertilizer I ever sold."
)
"X am very much pleased With tin itan on my
crop of wheat and etulamo It as a Ho. 1 Feria;
lzer."
W. WHITELOCK & Co.,
For sale by
J. WIBLE & SON,
Sept. 9 1370.—)
MEAT MARKET ! !
OEO. B. STOVER de Tart°. B. TVIBLE,
AVIICG entered Into partnership I the
I Butellerl . nA . Business, wlll carry lt on in all
bratteheS. Au rands of
Fresh Meat Every s Day.
Beet every Tnesd and Satunis.f *ening.
Small meats every Wednesday,Thursday, anti
Friday mornings.
Market stand at Geo. B. Stover's residence on
Chambersburg street, second Square.
Those having tat stook for sale will And It to
their advantage to call on or address the new
Ftrin. STOVER & WIBLE,
Aug. 13,1880—tt
_
iffattheii and gewelry
BEAME.II
WATCHES & Jri,WELRY.
'Allltit e U r :ll 4 wcAß aire Interig".f l i ee igle l rA nl l7 lll ( L.
per,) In the Watcli v a r nd Jewelry oLore on
tgA c i%vi s FsrAfac Ge g t eo he
w _ spare no
He has Just returned from the city withasples.
did assortment of
GOLD and en,. ".4: .I:4.IcAN and swum
WAT • x Ir a SILVER TEA and
TABLE : = FORKEI GOLD, B.IL
VER ST A Lc ald„ BPECTA,
; also, C oR f
the best,
NUELICAL TN,
• fiTRu TB, VIOLIN
Oplin:‘, 60.13G8+.
8 a d
BRIM*
dir•Watch and Clock work warranuei fo r one
year. Jelsralry repairing ....lecuted In a neat and
warmannu manner, • (Sept. 1.0, /110--tr
844 2 6 " , Anrst Prim 414oris Awarded
Baltimore Flan Inufactory.
Taunt KNABE & Cr 3
11 bAuftseturilre 11. r
GIII.I.NIN, EITTARItarz o lm iGHT
PIANO- FORTES ,
• BALTIM ORE, DID.
Thee!' bestmeieats Ain befit before the Wale
.trairomMtirty yews, and= act:4lg :
mbieltprotu4 e 4 7thetraeowiner Weir
• • TONE •
enobblee rest Peeler, TT and lbw
quhty, anarell se great ot
Jnatlon aoa
I . l WVOtranal ;111 , 0411bnitt the en .:;eak Their
T 0 U .
•
ppilaaß
sad fulfil% 'lnd entirely tree from the
etlaaeaa fOn4 h . . many Pianos.
IA 'I . / olt 111 1111 A Zit MI MI IA"
unequalled, using none butt - ne hen
fondle= insilinlat, the large eagebd
in our busbies' enabling us to keep cuaglatoatT au
immense Mock of lumber, Ito„ on band.
ARY•AII our Swann ilarrott have our Mtn fin.
roved Overstrang Bole and the doggy*,
firWe would %aspects] attention to mu lute
lat i mmente tit GRAND r AFC* and SWARM
G DS; Patented Aug. 14, 11611, which Wing
tb e gear& perfection than has yet been al.
Santo&
Eyety Plano fully Warranted for 6 Years.
We have made .armagements for the •9ote
Instants Messy far the mat celebrated PAW
LOB Oltadusw and MELODEtThs, which weal,
tar Wbehtsale and.. Retail at Lowest Fame.,
/Vert.IvILLIAI4 /Qum& Oki,
11111,—(1m Baltimore,
Whim, at.
ton. ALL CROPS.
B 0 W E
MADE FROM
IM3
BY TUE 1:117:
grain, and
W. G. GARDNER
W. 11. WILLIAM
RAWLLIS . G.9 & CO.
J. D. WLSHEROT
W. H. MITCHELL
FIT OS. CHAMBERS 4,
MANUFACTURED BY
BALTIMORE, ,MD
GETTYSBURG, PA
gutrherin g .
NEW FIRM !
IMEa
THE 9RI.VA:r