I Polito:
iirlosaulialarurDirec=,
soloed_per a sesarananal vidend
*ant.' clear of all Govern,
ble on sal after the I,6ylinst. ,
GEORGE *MOLD. Cashier.
, enthy given that the Board of
York and Gettysburg Turnpike
declared a Dividend of ,1 PER
e on and aver the nth of fl ovelo -c -
WM. D. MIMES,
Assistant TreaeUrer.
. •
°TICE
.,.f and Directore - af the GET-
Al. ItAfilL a eelered a ,
dend of SLX PER T.-onCap
of all U. S. T payable on
' ""x
Snit and final account, of Wm.
soigne .. e of JANIES IL WA.I.•
• Wier Uvraship. Adams county,
unbar, a.sslgnakent, has been
t of owns:ton pleat of Adams
be cot:tarn:Led byßaid Court on
, A. D., Ire, tm.m. cause be
B MELITOBB",'ProthY
rs Testamentary on the estate
Sleetztli, late of Gettia , burg,
been granted to trie undendm
place, he hereby glves notice
bred to said estate to make Im
, aad those having claims against
t 'them 'property authenticated
11'1%L MCVLHAI , ;', Ex'r.
Testamentary on the estate
Serra, deceased. tate of Lett-
Adieu coutity;-,havins been
teerther. residing In Vt , asking
k eotinty, he hereby wives no-
Indented to said estate to matte
ht. and those . having -
to present them' preperVV-
J
ement
ISREAL H. SidMfor
ant sad anal loseettnt of Jamas
.• Mee of the person and Estate
to of Franklin township, Adorns
e); has been flied In the 'Court Of
Adams ()aunty. and will by,
Court on the 34th of None
mimebe shown to the eontram
JACOB MELUOILN. Proth'y.
SE
plleationsio keep a Restaurant.
ley office , with the requisite
and w7ll • be presented set the
Newham,• on Me 4th MONDAY
1100:
Gettysbutt nnk
, Conowago
mew.% Handltonbsta.
I G. WOLF, Clef*.
Notice.
nottee to all whom It may can
e 2:4 of October,lB7o, my wffe,
fly bed and board - without any
and I hereby Idrewarn all per.
or hazborlog tier on MY He
y no debts or her eOntracting.
JAMES IKJELWEE
-Church Meeting
-nog of the Memorial Church
I be held in the M. E. Church
MIDAY the I.Bth of NOYEM
"ca. A full attendance is ie-
Importance will be attended
R. G. MGCREARY.
President.
solution.
. VEII & SON having been dls.
COnsent, al/Parties indebted
I immediately ffnd make set
s will be found at the office of
sehington street.
W. WEAVER
- LEVI WEAVER.
Totice
FEE
lately subsisting between
can and Wm. McClean, In
having been dissolved by the
, all tees and debts owing to
are to be - paid, andpresent-
all de
. ratdpare to be
lstellrm. where' the bust
be attended to and the prac-
WM. McCLEAN
ORDINANCE
AND ORDAINED, by the
rn Council of the Borough of
'' lrd e l Thun iglg * t r lT i B a L ow r i l
Xr say dwve r A u te_ g :tb
• e Wall, Window or nook
ta=l., shall, on oonsiettint
u Sr-tuuntill!e with costa.
r ymeut tow km
ty Jail for tbe vernal of not
ore than live days.
1970
-1
xasi;Gr J c Cleric HILL, Burgess
r's Notices.
veh MI Legatees and
ncerned that the Adathila.
matter mentioned will be
hani tt Court of Adama Goon.
• d kca'ance, on MONDAY,
c. • 1870, at 10 o'doek, A.
al account of Amanda du
o: hidney Stlidebeeker, de.
Guardianship account of
uirdlati of Mary Rohrbaugh.
Idreu of Wm. Rohrbaugh.
MSIIIE=I
of John Rider, Executor
deceased.
' I JSL A. SWOPE, BogiAtor
" LIST.
II TERM 1870.
NI) JLRY.
• , Foreman.
• U. Isaac Pmendet, W. TY
c'ser. Joneyb Heagy.
yer, Henry Albert, Jere
• • our, Jobn Gardner. of B.
Jacob Picking, Samuel
Wattles, John J. Weir
Peter Godger.
iyera
uer.
lehouse.
C. Muses Luau.
aught'.
: . JUICY.
Bushman, Matthew Elehet
yer% Wm. T. Ziegler.
A. Gobeam P. D. W. Ran-
Mimes, Nicholas EteltzeL
LLshey, Absalom Clever.
• rt, George Hetges Jacob
• ultz.
• W. Ross o White.
. Myers, Jhn Sanders,
4 Henry Lawrence, Henry
.1, IT- N. Mlnnigh, Stephen
r, John B. Wright, Win. A.
Peter R. Deehert, Ben-
Norris, Ephraim Behtiver,
Mhos.
Mier, Abraham Ran, John
Vaadike, Henry Mitten
,
Curt. Jesse S. Flue 1.
Ittick, Wm. F. Pari,
ebollz, Lewis Chronister
Samuel H. Taugbinbaugb
• Busbey.
Topper, Come
120 'WILL
• Georre. C. Cashman,
AL tiikvos.
• eGrew. I'. T. W.
Swisher.
; Martin &eery.
John R. Hersh, Joseph
WM. J. Kuhn.
• .r, Anthony K. Myers
, Benben Shover.
'elhaeb, John Mickley.
Wible.
. &WA,.
• " 491 "3 30 40Pb Barkee.
Vti talL llAl ettid
er.
k
r.
Young, Daniel W.
Haanian. George
Stereos.
amation.
• HomineJ. Mama, Pre.
Omni el GOIDAWD
• Peeing the Lgth District.
of Oyer and Terminer
Cor the trial of aft
In said district and
•*: MCCURDY, ' • a.,
CQMRIOII /1664 , :r
and Te
r the trial of nal
the ?" '
. .
Gsa
Ws* • r7 ' Or
z Ur:
, atiAi g t
- • of bV
Mire to all the Jos.
•• sad tbeConstablea
•
they_De then and
Wl* MOW words,
astd_otharratoem •
• Which to their mimeo
to be done, awl also,
r • Thth . e Prisottetaldiat
then*
I Adams,
I : KLUNTirt; r iv .
Vet. 21, ire. tc
taranitntinti.
Friday Xeraiiii SIM Is, 1570.
HORSE STOLEN. - -OR Tuesday night of
this 'aka, Rev. M. J. Alleman, of Littles
town, had a valuable horse stolen—no
clue as the thief.-
farA correspondent from , New Oxford
writes. us that sidoies paid to Teacherif in
'Oxford 'township are as follo ws :— School
N °•l /44 Fi f fmo - 4.4 2 s - •
Rixtranza—Hr. Henry Culp, (black
smith,) of.this place, sends us two large
Radishes—one weighing n lbs., and the
other Si lbs. •
•
oz.k—Pof. 8,18. Mcgiiyiry, of thus
'dice; sends us a very fine head of Cab
bags, raised in his garden, which meas.
, urea 37 inches in circumference, and
weighs 12 lbs.
Ici..--Ort Tozisdai Aigl> haft ;ice, for
the first time this season, formed on the
ponds and small streams in this neighbor
hood. We have had an unusually mild
fall, with no symptons of winter.
NEW LAw• F4uf . —Wm. MeCle*Esq;
of the late firm of M. &W. McClean, has
associated with him in the practice of law
H. B. Woods, Esq., and will do business
under the firm of McClean 4S: Woods. See
card.
111rDr. CHeasub - has 'been lecturini4 to
full houses in Agricultural Hall, during
the last week, on Physical Culture. He
understands how to humor and hold an
audience, illustrates his catisHiav talks. au
the anatomy of the human system, by
carefully prepared manikins, skeletons,
diagrams, and sharp hits at fashiona
ble follies, and vices.
Loox - 43tpri--Oar exchanges notice an
unusualnitmber of robberies in the 'rural
districts during the last few weeks. The
country is full of stragglers and vagabonds,
and it will be well for farmers, as
well as citizens of towns, carefully to
secure their premises and have a sharp
watch over the movements of all suspicious
rharaters.
Buium—On Wednesday /iight;trf
this week a large Bank Barn belonging
to Mrs. Starner, of Germany township,
was destroyed by fire with all the contents,
consisting of 165 bushels of 4 4 1 , 7 , #14 .
bushels of Corn,: Chain 'DM,' int Aitinyf
other farming implements; also, 8 horses,
1 cow, and a lot of cart gears belonging
to parties mining iron ore in the neigh
borhood. The 'barn is Insured in the
Littlestown Insurance Company.
TRANSPWTIAT) T..pE6, 7 Thjs 4s the
best 5ea1icin T. 141411,e1 . 744 .2
fruit or Made trees of all kinds. Any
time in the fall before the ground freezes
deeply, persons having unoccupied lands,
yards, &c., should plant them with trees.
The result will amply repay the cost of
labor and yield a thousand per cent. in
satisfaction .; comfort and beauty. Many
ofkldfillne . ll? 64406 tot bare of fruit
- _
trees. There should be sufficient to fur
nish stock w4ll shade during the heat of a
summer sun. There is land enough that
might be well occupied fdr this purpose.
Miss .LOGAN'S LECTITRE.—OIive Logan
had aftill house on Friday night last, to
listen to her "Bright' Side," many being
doubtless drawn to the Hall out of curiosi
ty. Barring the mannerism incident to
.her stage ttaiaing ) atidu somewhat flip- .
pant ifcificifig;oti the theological aspect 'of
for theme, the lecture made a favorable
impression. Miss Logan has a light,
sprigh4y. style of thought and expression,
with considerable dramatic power, and
gives fair promise as a platform talker.
In the more serious, argumentative por
tions of her lecture, she appears to best
advantage, although some of her anecdotal
illustrationsibrooght the tioluse.
BiTILDING Associsnos.—The Directors
of the Gettysburg Building Association
made their semi-annual report at the
meeting on the sth inst.. There are two
series, each representing -500 shares of
$250. In the First Series, running 3}
years, the assets over liabilities are $62,-
385 93, being equai to 253 shares, paid:
Amount pag , tiy. 'Meniberli thn't . Yai
each share, $9l; present value of each
share, $126 54.
In the Second Series, running 2i years,
the assets over liabilitles are $42,602 '34,
equal to 176 shares paid. Amount paid
by the members on each share, $65: pres
ent value, $BB 20.
SALF.s.— Jacob Reamer has sold his
property in Straban township, 18 acres
with iltti)eitielOis,p)ctiriptiAimmiaxy,.
for $l,BOO cash.
Henry Slaybaugh has purchased the
farm of Tobias Boyer, in Butler township
—lO2 acres—at $5,500.
Joseph Spangler, Assignee of Henry
Riddlemoser, has sold the farm of said
assignor, in Mountpleasant township-98
acres, with improTemsats--to Joseph
Shuck, of York county, at 42,375 cash..
John F. Yake, administrator of the
estate of Obnrad'wine, deceased, sold
the following real estate of said deceased,
in Oxford township: Farm No. 1, contain
ing 55 aems, to Mrs. Catharine Baughman,
for $47 per acre. No. 2, containg 102
acres, to B ohn'Yake, for $OO 25 per
acre.
•
RArtIIOAb * 3.l . o'6l3lMiTS,—.Lamt week,
Messrs. Maltby & Co., purchasers of the
Gettysburg Railroad 'Company, arranged
with Mr. Swope, thelTitatea, the fall
amount of the purchase money, $lBl,OOO.
The management of the road will remain
in the hands of Judge McCurdy, the Se
questratto_rrtiattileirremial well, to the pun
chaserlai Trustee
and approved by the Supreme Court.
This will require Nelpswiusion .The Su
preme Court will then appoint an Auditor
to distribute the funds agipug th e bond
holdeia; atia'it 4 htk - Ne Audik or : 4
,repatt be _
ing contlrMlid s tithe Court, the Trustee
will be prepared to pal out
_the. money,
not before. So that it will probably be
some months,* , Wore 4u . sl34oldure.
real& dierr money. -, . ;
Last week Mr. Maltbkancolaptuiod ky,
Mr. Nortbki4iiiinticTowinieeCtileiat-'
ter the nominal purf‘..ywr pf the. sO4)
madelt briefilidt to tltiAMe, insPeetinif
the line of the road. We hear a good
deal of talk about an immediate comple
tion of the line to York and an extension
westward; -liut.-tylt i lTfulepda agi
to be too hoj4ful o • &wind result.
We have no doubt4at A itioner Or later a
Railway line from York westward, through
Gettysburg, will be builtj_ but we want
some more tangible evidence of an early
realization of this projeot, than we now
have in the - Woos reffisaeri bitterly
caught up by many of our people, Undo,
cover of these surfacWindications, we hear ;
of movemen , which if •ro y
by land . 1 4,;: tt :
"
contemptAr", . prom •:lavorable re
sults. A few weeks will probably develop
what is really back of this purchase, when
we will have mgrs_ 4 qri toe iiotieet•
2 °u 1. Eik:ll4liiettegunt Zonavai
will meet for parade and drill, on Thurs
day next, (Thanka g i l iE w 447)mcii V&A,
P. IC; -in inTIF:a qt
Captabi "Lw
•401611i4oWilRa;:-
gt,a
WEDDING.--Hou. Aleutander L. Russell,
Adjutant General of the State, was mar
-1 tied, on Thursday *ening the r lOth inst.,
to Miss Lireie M. Fisher, daughter of the
late John Adams Fisher,,Esq.,, of Harris
burg; and niece of Judge Fisher of this
district. A number of prominent persons
were present, including Gov. Geary and
wife, Hon. "Francis Jordan,' Secretary of
the Commonwealth, and wife, Gen. Hon.
James P. 'Wickersham, Superintendent
Common Schools, and wife; John F. Ear
tranft and lady, Hon. R. J. Adler, and
wife, of York, Hon. Win. Benson and
daughter,' of Erie, Hon. S. L. Russell and
lady, of Bedford, Dr. Geo. W. Anderson,
of Bedford Springs, Hon. : Serene} R. Rus
sell, of Gettysburg,Xm. H.-Russell, Esq.,
of gredericdosburg,Va., John Gibson, Esq.,
of New York, John M. Stevenson, _ - Esq.,
of Chambersburg, Wiiliard H.
,Stevenson
and lady of Baltimore, 3. Xt. Esq )
and wife, George Fisher, Esq.,,e/Brook
lyn, N. Y., Judge Holster and lady, Hon.
David Mumma and wife, and many others.
? Tames H. Hopkins,' BK., of Pittsburg,
and Gen. J. Irvin Curtin, of Lock Haven,
were the groomsmen; Miss Nanuie Fisher,
of York, 'sad Mies 'Hattie Walker, of
Brooklyn, were the bridesmaids.
The bridal party went westward on the
midnight train, taking with them the good
wishes of the company, and of hosts of
others in all parts of the State, by whom
Gen. Russell haslging been esteemed, as a
genial aoquairitiace and as a faithful and
courteous public officer.
rrEsts;
CHOIRIL—An exchange thus describes
the "fashionable choir," which may be
found at the present day in many Chris
tian Churches. We do not know that We
have any Choirs in this region to fill the
picture, but the publication will do no
harm:
"The choir loft ten feet behind and ten
feet above the wors hippers ; then the four
teen sorts of tune books; then the balus
trade to hide the praisers; then the praisers
themselves, who come tripping to their
places with the exuberant satisfaction and
demonstrative delight; then their saluta
tions and greetings, which in 'any other
part of the church would be considered
intolerably irreverent (therefor the choir
loft is not recognized as a part of the
church, or the inhabitants a part of the
whorahippers); then the titter, a disease
which is incurable in choirs as it is insep
arable from these; then solemn singing
with a background of merry smiles, hila
rious nudging and characteristic (not to
say choristenstio winks; and then a grand
reconnoitring of tune books, accompanied
by appropriate whispers, during the pray
er or reading of the Holy Bible; then a
literary entertainment, or an exchange of
penciled notes on all the great questions
that interest the human mind except re
ligion; then the transformation of the.
choir loft into a sleeping car, of which the
chorister is the conductor, who wakes up
passengers when it is time to go to prais
ing again,"
Coatis!—Who has not suffered from
Corns, Bunionv Ingrowing Nails, Chil
blains, Tender Feet, &c., &c.? Briggs'
Alleviator and Curative is a certain reme
dy. 'Sold by Druggists. Sent by mail 60
cts. Dn. J. BRIGGS & CO. Newark, N. J.
CATARRR!—What disease can be more
disagreeable or disgusting than Catarrh ?
Briggs' Allevantor is a pleasant, cheap
and positive remedy. Sold by druggists.'
PmEsl-z-Suffer not with Internal Bleed
ing or Itching Piles. A cure has been
discovered! Briggs' Pile Remedies are
safe and sure. Sold by druggists
ConsuxeTroir I—With the hollow, soul
sickening cough, weakened lungs, profuse
expectoration, the debilitating night
sweats, and all other symptoms of this
fatal malady, are subdued by the use of
Briggs' Throat and Lung Healer, the most
appropriately =Plod remedy yet, discov
ered for Throat end Lung Diseases.
Sokl by A. D. Buehler, J. M. Haber and
Druggists generally, : tf
ALWAYS Aroun.--Ca,pt. None is de
tennined not to be outdpne by rivals, and
has again added largely to his stock for
fall and winter wear. If you want a
fashionable Hat, Cap, Coat, Pante, or
Vest, for fall or winter wear, or a good
pair of Boots or Shoes or . any kind of un
derwear ea cheap as before thelvar—Nor
ris' fiall7fttorters is the piece, (Arnold'a
corner) young gents. If you want a fash
ionable Tie or Bow, don't:forget that Nor
ris is getting new styles every week, and
always has the latest. His stock of Hats
is the largest in the county and greatly
reduced in price, all styles and pri ce. If
you want to save money go to Norris' cor
ner. Sept,l6-tf
Lops. HERE.—E. Woodward has cora,
menced, in connection with Ins Gunsmith
ing, the repairing of Umbrellas, Parasols,
&c., which lie wi warrant to be better fix
ed than is done by the majority of Um
brella-menders. Any pelson wishing
work done in this line can leave woad at
his shop on Carlisle Street, and it will be
sent for and returned. Charges moderate.
He also has still on hand a variety of Bat
tle-field Relics, of any kited and style, a
large assortment of Canes, se,. Call and
see him.
IT is no wonder that irivaiiis lose faith
in all specifics, when so many worthless
medicines are advertised for the cure of
various diseases; but which, when tried,
are "found 'wanting." We have yet to
learn, howeter, of the first failure of Dr.
Wistar's Barsam of Wild Cherry, to cure
coughs, colds, and pulmonary disease. It
Yonne. ifier desiring a practical -busi
ness training will find Drifirs Nereanttle
College the oldest, the meet reliable, and
permanent institution of the kind '4II the
United States. Circulars can be bad by
addressing the principals—P. Duff &
Sons, Pittsburg, Penn's. Nov. 18-2 t
- Plum; Oprrgoi6—Z. H. Minnigh makes
it a point to serve op the BEST
Oysters that can be secured in the Balti
more market. He has special accommoda
tions for Ladies and Gentlemen, who will
llnd every thing in prime order. Oysters
'served upin every style, to suit the roost
fastidious. Call and see for yourselves.`
Bairn bloa.nye—Pectdifg the agitation of
the Fuudin . g Bi/l, which will evidently de
preciate-Government Beads, poniesli would
do well by reading the advertisement of the
"Ciettyeburg,Wenal Bank," h another
column, and eg&aagr their Eloiri . Anent
Bonds and realize a handsoine proilt there
by, and obtain an investment ea late and;
profitable, tf
Arrammts Fernimis.--Try the onle
lowed Patent E astic Rubber-lined Col
lars, Saddles, f and Pads. Warranted to
prevent horses from galling and is Isesl up
undei-Rakkuuni alreader,ipakm4aLpresl r
erly Otte* &liaison) neelmeaf irr
;Itept Anagloltit water land'imatile soap, or
no pay. For sale 19 J. W. Cress, Mann
factlirees,Agiti *MP** . 1 014 0 4 ft.
'
A CHANCE Pon '''Biiidstlpi--Meseis,
Cohean rif Ctumingh*lo.yingdetermined
to dose out tlyt . .et i clligotorpiade
Clothing, are • now ieMng all:kha;it of
Coals, Panbi, test, dm, atimgely =fund
• I r ,
pf legi'lwA Novi'
Nov is the tit& a irs = Bkrgaihs. '
Awls leffiel fit4F4 1 4,1 4141 5117
be sold'aithinknies#AMiest— tr,!•l,lf , 1
Ta 544.1..
Itor4
, 1044104 -• ': . ':
_. ,
beautY, emeskunt7s . ; ;',u l o9l l :z!let2 . ,_ - #.40#414
all around to le the Jgostmuniii GIARY.
, _ . ~ ..,.., -
It defbni Idi . pcoveutko; Ailii that is the 1
Judgment eta WM, have rind it. It. liktist
the thing for (*oak Stores, and Pmiota'
- « 2 .bare: "Call at C. H. Ruelilea
ilirsire Room, oppoaite the Passenger
and itz,iint fel' youtrobm, -. 4 di
!...
EOM
' - Mowny arrangement of
the Post-office department for the trans
! mission o, small money by mail, with en
; tire secnrity,"'is growing in favor. Recent
' ly the number of Money Order offices has
been increased, and now Orders can be
secured and paid at all the principal of
fices from Maine to California, at a trilling
expense. The following are the rates
-charged for Money Orders:
On Orders not exceeding .21).
Over gtl.o and not exceeding IGO
$3O 44 44 64 $O.
" $4O " " " •VC
The modus operandi is thus: John
Smith wants to send $2O to John Jones
in San Francisco, California, or any other
place. Smith can deposit $2O with Post
master Kitzmiller, in Gettysburg, and for
10 cents, he will get an order to be sent to
John Jones, on the presentation of which
at the San Francisco Postoffice, the latter
will receive $2O in Greenbacks. Having
issued this Order, Mr. Kitzmiller will, by
the first mail, notify the Postmaster at
San Francisco of the facts, the names of
the parties, to whom payab'e, &c. This
secures payment to the proper party and
noneother. If a M oney Order be lost or
stolen, a duplicate will be issued on prop
er applicalion, No Order is issued for a
larger sum than $5O.
NOTICES OF BOOKS, dice
BALLOU'S MAGAZINE POE DECEMBEE.—The
first in the field for December is BA.x..xou's MAG.
AZINE, and an examination of it shows that It is a
model number in every respect. The engravings
are excellent, the descriptions ingenious and elo.
(Flout, while the stories are remarkable for their
interest and great originality. There are many
articles worth reading, in the shape of sketches,
poetry, etc., and all for the sum of 15 cents per
copy, or $1.50 per year. The, December number
doses VoL 32. The New 'Tear will cosimenCe
with many rare novelties, so don't delay In mak..
ing up your clubs or purchasing at the periodical
depots. Thomes & Talbot, 63 Congress street,
Boston, are the publishers.
-/Z-The December No. of Dratortzsv's Moirru
-
LT MAGAznig, besides giving the words and
music of Mdlle. Nilsson's favorite song (Spring
and Autumn,) and the usual display of the only
reliable fashions, useful information, and other
rare novelties, gives Mme. Demorest's Mam
moth Bulletin Plate of Fashions, price .50 cents,
as a supplement, all for 25 cents, post free. The
premiums offered by this model Magazine for
yearly subscribers are unparalleled. A 45 chi°.
mo, equal in beauty to a flue oil-painting, size
10213, is given to each subscriber while for a club
of two, or a two years' subsCription, is given the
best $1.5 chrome, "Hiawatha's Wooing," after
Jerome Thompson, being $l6 hi value tor only $6
In money, with other splendid premiums equally
desirable. Address W. Jennings Demorest, 838
Broadway; New Tort. •
DZZOR2ST'B Youiva AmenicA, for December, is
sparkling as ever. Parents who Wish to cultivate
the mental appetites of their children and provide
for their amusement, will find a rich feast for
boys and girls in each successive issue of Youso
AMERICA. The December number, besides its
usual array of entertaing stories, engravings,
puzzles, mimic, poems, etc., has I complete suit
of full-size patterns for a doll. RxersordMAlT
premiums are offered to each subscriber, one of .
which is a fine $5 chromo; or, for two subscrip
tions, a fine $lO chromo, and splendid premiums
for clubs. Yearly, g 1.50. Address W. Jennings
Demorest, 838 Broadway, New York.
Mariagtmt, WEExur; arm Bazan.
are among the moat popular publications of the
day. The Magazine is published monthly and is
unquestionably - the best family Magazine pub
lished. The Weekly and Bazar are finely
. trated, the former being devoted to literature and
the latter to fashions. Bee atutonneements tor
1871 in our adveitising colturns:
(For the Star ar.d Sentinel
Mamas. EIHROW—The "big thing on
ice," at York Springs; came off on last
Friday and Saturday evenings. I mean
the Dramatic Entertainment. It was
decidedly a success. Oil Saturday even.
ing the Hall was crowded. The different
stages of Intemperaiice were fully Ulna-
Crated.. )lr. A. A. Rhodes, as landlord,
came on the stage, well dressed sad re
spectable, with. bright hopes for the
future. . On. his second appearance the
change was not very marleeti, but the
third time his fare was red, bloated and
had goilt stadtped mi it, The last time
he came on the stags, not only his lace
but his whole body , was bloated like a
whiskey barrel and came to an untimely
death by the hands of his once pure and
inuocent,.but uow ragged and dissipated;
SOIL • ,
This part was acted very well, and
what we say of Mr. Rhodes' part we can
truly say of Dr. Uhler's, R W. Sadler's,
Emma C. Johns,' Miss •M. J. Myers,
C, J, Myers, aid in short of all who
were engaged in it, While sow pf , the
performances caused outbursts of heart/
laughter, the part played by little Ins Ba 4.
le r caused the tears to Xriokle down the
cheeks of the spectators. As the evils of
Intemperance, iJs t_3mptations and horrors,
were fully exhibited, so alsg4 were the
pleasant features of the
_reformed drunk
ard. •
The music by Prof. Rheem was excel
lent, showing that he understands his
business. About 10 o'clock P. M. the
crowd dispgraed well pleased with the en
tertainment, end 110 dolga. wig, the wish
in each heart, that the monster ale,2hol
might be driven from our land, and the
golden beams of !truth and Temperance
penetrate every soul. A SPECTATOR.._
Jews OF NEIGHBORING Cotrwrzzei
Fnexicuic.7!.-Tiodoriek Bushman
. and
John Spidle, of Fayetteville, were out
hunting last week. , The former fired at a
rabbit, but Spidle being in tha line of fire
received the contents of the shot gun in
his left arm, indicting a painful wound,
which may require amputafion of the
arm.—The barn of Samuel Omwake, near
Waynesboro', was destroyed by fire on
Wednesday night of last week,
,together
with a large amount of ffralii far p
utensils; loss about $2500 ? Ntl,t an iPS)II';
ance of $l3OO in the Com.
pany.
Yous.—The Hanover Saving Fund So
ciety has'dealared a aemls'iirinal dividend
of 8 per cent., the Hanover Braiic.h Rail
road Company 5: and the Ist National
Bank of Hanover 5, clear of tases„—On
Sunday night, the Bth inst.; „the barn of
Henry L. Bowman, near Hhnover, wise
destroyed by fire with contents, including
four hotels, ;1 of:horned
cattle, fitiig-ti,lacc. • Insured
in the Paradise Insurance Company for
$l5OO. Supposed An /we been flied by
anincendiary.-11 Quickie, agedloo years
and 8 itiontbs, died last reek in D,
township,
RAILROAD S NALB.—Very maL,
sons who travel', occasionally on railroads
are vale At* lif rtotodisstiuml thf •
rionsAiiipaa& tlpitgreLuseikaagit qt
are, iratda with the , sttfutli*l.ol44*
others with flags. An exchange
!Inlaid*" the following interesting.
on of 'bean s<< .
'One whistle signifies "Pown bi
Two whistles, "Off brakes." TiOhni . 'whis !
ties, "Back up." Continons whistles,
"Danger." A rapid sumit of shoit
whistles is the "Cattle alarm." A sweep
ing pasting of hands on lewd of the eyes
is a signal to 11 00 alleeit" A downward
motion .of the hand, with extended Wm,
signitiee "Stop." A beckoning motion of
one. hand means, "Back." At night,
when a lantern is raised and lowiwed ver
; ctibally, it is a signal for "Starting;"
-Vbxe Ming at right angles or amuse the
"traPky !I Bt°P;" arlAil i 4 g Circle, "Back
ta!i,
"tntin•" D a gift Irkive,d . l4lTl fhp
Via indicatestorre' homed at #
itgion, it is a signal to "Stopr stuck up
'sl.q a nnulside, it is a signal of danger ow
train 41 4 fafli ellFrigd Pgglied upon. a
'igilOnSive,it a irdgeo 1 4 4 1`4 3 11 0i 1 QW7
Ins," and gives wanting that anqtlun'
'(special) engine will soon acme 'along on
same traik.
131 x , a
China woman, who committed a petty
robbery sunonktkeit R ,(4 1 las seized by
Chinamen, ffi 2 e4 ria Afire built un
der her and she was nrned to death. The
perpetrators of the. outrage, have beim sir
rotol. j "
limuLE reports a miracle.. For five days
of clear weather the rain fell constantly on
a group of thirh3cu tylcc. family en
closure df a ,-/avid , ricrfrbere else.
Over two hundred people are declared to
have verified the phenomenod by. persona
observation.
10 cents
15 cents
20 cents
25 cents
.t imerlikk frOgi Ha'sdinit sari that the
court-martial in session there has con
demned to death all the leaders of the re
bellion, members of the various juntas,
and all persons who have been instrumen
tal in the rebellion, and; who ,ye now ~abp
ent from Chba.
A DESPATCH from Washington states
that a plan is being arranged by which the
Alabama claims are to be taken from the
control of our Government and sold to
parties M-England.
310Jiiiv of tilt flirtrOtO
Biiitlyilore lirnin & Produce norkell.
Baltimore, Thursday Morning.
..... 500 (0 525
6 00 6 12
1 30, @ 1 75
112 @ 130
75 9 84
66 t . 80
45 @
.48
475 0 600
650 66 675
210 @ 215
15 4N, 0554
18 ** ;
@ 25
15 @ 1514
SUPEB, FLoult,
Emu. FLOUR,
WHITE Wimp . ",
RED WHEAT,
CORN,
OATS
THIOTHT - SEND
CLOVER-SEED, ,
FtLa .....
BACON, BHOULDER4.
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POTATOES
BUTTER,
LARD
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BACON, SUOCI.DERS,
Stots
" HAMS
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TALLow,
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Closing.Priees of De Haven & Bre
40 Death 3rd Bt., Philadelphia.
3 o'clock, P. 31.,
1.7. S. 6's of 'Bl,
" '62,
lA, ....
6 new
" 10-40's
U. B. 30 Tear 6 per cent. Cy........
Gold,
Whet' Ql
Union Budlle R. It. Ist M. Bonds,
Central Pantile IL E.
Union Pacific Land Grant Bonds,
gr MARRIED.
BENNER usn - za.—By the Rev E. Breiden
bangh, on 15th Inst., M 4 Henry S. Benner
to Mrs. So A. Shriver, all of this place.
JAC. "ten.--On the . .Ibe
Rev. W. F. Hils; Mr. James T. ItteXh t of
Latirnore .wastdp, Adams Cotinty, to Miss n.
'Jetta Kinter, or Franklin township', York coon
tY..
Pstatan—LEMrsn.—On the Bth ult., In Litties
town, by Rev. C Scheel, Mr Isaac Palmer, to
Miss M. A. Leister.
Ronagur-Fmana.—On .Thursday evening.
Nov. 10th, lfrO, at Harrisbu;, by the Rev. T.
Robinson, Hon. A. L Russell. Adjutant General
of the Commonwealth, and lim Elizabeth M
Fisher, daughter of the late J. Adams Fisher, all
of Harrisburg.
Sisranna—.RWElL—On khe 3d Inst., by the Roy.
W. F. •P. Davis, Mr. Wni. F. Snyder CO Mls Miner
va Florence Fisher, both of York Springs.
fitasau—Srerminsast—On the ath lnsL, in Lit
tlestown, by Rev. C. Scheel , Mr. Wm. L Slifer to
Miss Lydia c. Sponsellee.'
Taarsit--04.v.—0n the 10th Inst., In Little&
town, by Rev. M. J. Alleman, Mr. 'William H.
Trayer, of Frederick county, Md., to MlsaMariet
ta My, of Uniontown, Carroll county, Md.
Wymmer-'-tiyuctnnewa.—Oti the etb but., by
Rev. C. liloheel, Mr, Henry A. Welkert, to Miss
Sarah J. A. fitoneeibir, all of_ thisiwantY.
Younci—Bestinlau. - -On Me. Bpi Ma..., fit Itif
tlestown, by Rev. M. Alleman, J. II
_Young, of Frederick county, MIL. to Miss H, E.
Bonham*, of Uttiestown.
lin Ot et = tate4s 5 Cerls s i i ijial . at! errerottr.
, t
itLaza7.—On the 7th last, ta riarettUNP
ahlpr, Ooarad-M
Liww,o be, aped 59 s
the 26th
It R m
Ora rear*
ipm—lo wa on alt3ll.
nge Kemp, aged 1 year 7 mound a 2
da 3. ,
• IamIMT.-4:11i 'hold Mat.. at the regljlente
of 101411 m/ Ron. John Thomson, near Taney
town Md., Mrs. Margaret, wife of Robert C.
14 Um 41st
Mnsl year of her age
• ult., tiegr tole
and ?dm Micah h,
d Mattol i Aral ymera
20 ays. '
Meticonna..—Near Adionsburg,
_W
county, Pa., on Me 17th ult., Mr. Willlam •
ntl, formerly of Falrfield, this county, aged 70
years 3 months and 7 days.
lirsor.n4o.—On the 27th ult.,
_Wm. Harvey
Tingling, aged 2 years 3 months and 20 days.
getvSilutrtiotmtuts.
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eCLEAN & WOODS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
GElTTlilltite, PA.
Ormen—On Baltimore Street, Milli heretofore
Occupied by the late pm of M. & W.-McClean.
Nov. :
NOTlCE.—Letters of Adminigration on the
estate of Como ALBERT, deceased, late of
Beading township, Adams oonlity, Pa. having
been granted to the undersigned rest in
saki township, he hereby gives notice? to all
persons indebted to mkt estate to make imme
diate payment, and those having claims aninst
the same to present them properly authenticated
for settlement.
ABSALOM ALBERstraT,
Mov. UM —St Adminitor.
XTOTlCE.—Tetters Testmeentary od estsite
11 of A. M. 'L deceased of Latlmore township,
Adams oounty, Pa.,, haring been grant
ed to She undersigned, residing_ in DicidnsOn
township Cumberland county, Pa., he hereby
gives notice to all persons indebted to said estate
tO make Immediate payment, and those having
claims !losing the same to present them properly
authentrcated for settlement.
Nov. THOMAS LEE, Ex'r.
CARP=4.E.AVING ."...
•
15 411= g ri i t
a t i Nitt , * Mt I :1
his
plke re ioneSgrPt!Pt
eBdt raoi9bi a
; e i d o tt w y i n p t b sn uirtigk.ft on ttite. orders
d l ,l
-Noy.llL-3L
- Ran AwaY 1
13AN away from the Bti berm Tyrone town
ship, on the fist of Opt4M,r4aSt, a bound boy
by the name of Titolus DrrApp.l.3 years, oK
about 5 feet WO_ t ilght eyes au %dr and a fair
complexion, he - had - on when he left a snit of dark
grey. A liberal reward will be given for his re
turn or any Information that y lead to his re.
coveryv..
18.-3 t NAMMIL4 'SPANGLE&
No
Assessment No. 4.
91? 3h! Nor Oi off pot*r of ikte44o:ll
•,,
.0 4 grburgi•ftio'' -"
• 2.* 43.
Has th e largest and beeCeeeek
FALI4 - tk MINTER.
V OT#sfi ;'
21 , 474 1 gr at.„.....41.442,h_ IT West
Hats, c4szatetc-ii
**AP .
with 'a Ira._
sail fallate ,
CI V Y
' by Maas ,
valises, -
haat
Realai7
ett,
ren ' illl6lW i ne .
Marrare•24. lotarz
or. 11, 100.-4 t • -
son ✓l, 1870
.7..18P4 •113%
107 X 108%
1063 107%
107 107
.109 109%
.10.9!..i 109%
.109' 109%
106% 106%
.111 111%
.112% 112%
106 108
E 5 85
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730 745
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r Oct. ki,;lB69.—tf • .
YO umvs 'COMPOUND
PUTRID "SORE TFIROAT, IN:FL
or any other inflammatory or Iniard disease of
the Throat If not of ,too long standing. Also,
SCARLET FEVER. This medicine bait Wen
tried in
THOUSANDS OF OASES,
In different parts of the country, and has never
been known to tail if taken in time and accord
ing to directions. It Is warranted to cure. Give
It a trial and it will speakfor Itself. Every hoe*,
hold should provide tves with 3 V. pi this
inedidne and keep it qp hand.% yito elitat it
has eillsetdd hre truly martelons.
7 Prepared and sold by JoirtAx. Tomei & Co.,
Pa., or by Oar lirized agent s .
y sale Pa
!Mahe Motets In Adams county.
, - - : • ' : D3RAEL YOUNT St CO.--
y 20, iset—tt_ . _
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Kitice_ed editeis, •
Nv sighei:,h4.lyeili T r B irlyen ta
oa al liCr i t i o -s tkett
of J. &F.. of Illopplplossent township,
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Or WA* XII QUIVFAZIG
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If Jo aoltinsdens.pi Wove thettime
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With Amendments;
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PUBLISITEREI
PHILAckEt..PHIA.
?OR TES QP
ROBERT TATE.
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Nnt , akdrtrtigmtnts.
8 . O'CLOCK.
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la the Country, to (mums for Bulbs/Mere to the
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OE SOCIAL LIFE IN TILE (MEAT CITY.
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By REV. T. DI 1 ITT TALMADGE.
The most Popular Pre her in America. Agents
wanted everywhere, wwssle or female, to sell this
great work, ts better than Mark Twain, and no
trouble to sell. Big Profits. Send for terms and
Illustrated 12 page circular . , to EVANS, STOD.
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Parties enquire how to get up dubs. Our an
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GREAT FORTUNES,
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school-master made $10,000,0001 how poor half
blind sailor became a great banker, a butcher's
apprentice the wealthi es t man in America, an en
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with many more such examples ; bow energy, tal
ent, and patient industry have always met with
success when properly exerted ; how money can
be made honestly and without sacrifice of princi
pal. Send for Circular, etc., and notice in; extra
terms, GEO. MACLEAN, Publisher, 719 Sansom
St., Philadelphia. • Nov.
THEM-NECTAR
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WITH GREEN TEA FLAVOR
Warranted to Suit all Tuts
AGENTS WANTED FOE
`I MIES OF THE
WHITE HOUSE
Standard and official biography of every mistress
of the President's Mansion from Washington to
Grant. Superbly illustrated on steeL dun
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A WEEK pa [s male Or female, in
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No capital require . Address NUr/ILTY CO..
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FRET 4 V;BOORi
Wu will stud n handsome Prospectus of our
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ICP," AGENTS WANTED FOR
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NEY S MARTLN, 1505 Chestnut St., Phila. 4w
FARMER'S HELPER
Shows how to deuble the profits of the FARM,
and UM" tamers and their sow; can each make
010 PEE EONTH
In Winter. 10,000 Copies will be milled free to
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
.
LIGHT 'OF 'THE WORLD.
Contalu3 Fleetwood's "We of Christ." and
"Lives of tbe Apostles. Evangelist! and Martyrs,"
,Doddridges"EvidencesotChristiainty t" "History
of the Jews," byJuseptius • "fitstory of all the
religious Deno feta," with treatise and tables
relating to e lleCtdd With 'Bible Iffstory,
containing , etigtAtings The whole
forming a complete Treasury of Christian Knowl
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Oda.?iov. 5.4 w
TS WA.NTICD FO
BELM
THE WHITE X
CHIEF
Twelve Years amongrifie Wild Indians Of the
Pains.
Facts from Ma to 1870, Exciting as a Romance,
new fresh, spirited. Authors experience on the
War Path In Buffalo Hunts, aLso Indian Od
dities, Legends, Sports &c., 6:43. Bllllldti Edition
ready, price First
low; sells fast, will exceed any
book out. First chapter, sample illustrations and
terms sent free. A. H. HUBBARD, Pub., 400
Chestnut St, Phila., Pa. Nor. 4.-4 w
$l,OOO TO $2,000
SALARY WE GUAR ANTf.r. TO PAT TO
80014 AGENTS of experience; or a larger
commission Wan Is offered by any other Pub.
Ushers. Agents are making 460 to 0 per week
canvassing for our new Illustrated Books. We
guarantee Agents a %ail ry or a large commission,
with a choice of two new and popular books and
exclusive territory, •We offer a rare Otuce to
energetic men os women tO make money. Secure
your agency direct from the publishers. J. B.
BITER 8: CO., Hartford, Conn. Nov. 4.-4 w
TRY WELL'S
CABOLIC TABLETS.
An unfailing remedy for ail Bronchial Difficulties,
Coughs, Colds,_ Hoiraness Asthma, Diptheria,
Dryness of tbe'Thrm Hind tor Pipe and 414 CA.
turbid diseases.
The wonderful modern disooyery of. Carbolic
Acid, is destined to beoome one of the greatest
blessings to mankind in Its application to diseaaes
of the throat and IM .eat curative qualities In all.
affection.s of the CH...MT and LUNGB.
DR. WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS
besides the great remedial agent Carbolic Acid
tiontalnsother Ingredients nive:wally ecommend
ed, which chemically eedliblhe, producing a Tab
let more hi y•inettional and better adapted for
disease t 4 l e, AAA afiX etner Pn'Polatimi
ever punuc.
FOB COU HS AND COLDS
Well's Carbolic 'Tablets are a sure Imre. Try
therm SQLI) BY DRAGGLSTA .' Now
•
rrith MAGIO
to
will amigo any.oolored
OT bead to a,pennanent blac k or brown.
If contains itopotson, Any one can use it. One
sent by matt ford. Address MAGIC COMB CO.,
Springfield, Mass. [Sept. 1870.-am
A G A Mg V o l&
E b y t o te ,
Ratredglet
Etosioq, *sax dr , u , Mo. SePLZ-3to
lico‘ gldvnliormtlitO.
OCTOBER, 1870
J. & =P. COATS'
BEST SIX-CORD
Nov. l&-iw•
Thread put up for the An/erica!' market which Is
• SIX-CORD IN ALL NUMBERS,
`From No. 8 to No. 100 inclusive.
FOR HAND AND MACHINE.
Oct. M-it
A GliNT'd WANTED!-1;0 a week can be made
1 - 1 by. Canvassing fur
"The History of the Great Republic,"
Considered from -a Christian standpoint. By
Rev—JESSIE T. PECK. Large octavo. splendid
ly illustrated and finely bound. Liberal Discounts
to Agents. Send for Terms. W. C. PALM ER
Jr., Publisher 14 Bible House, N. Y. 0ct.211.-4t
TRAyELERS
LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE l'A Yof Hartord
oo Cassets CO SO W O L
OW. N Grauts lAre and Polisl
all approved forms. Ample security, low rates.
Also Insures against ACCIDENTS causing death
or total diaability. Minims written by the year
or math. Has paid $7OO per day for Six Years In
benefits to polley-holders. Oct. 28.-4 t
PRACTICAL PAR3IPII.—The leading
1 Agricultural 3fonfhly .of the United Status;
containing 24 quarto pages; La recommended to
Fanners everywhere as a thoroughly reliable and
well 11listrated Anicultural and Horticultural
Journal.. It Mar y 'Amiens, of otiglnal mat
ter, aluvdevoted tOlstriAlcltaislng, Grua , .
leg, the hairy; Orchard Vegetable and Market
Gardening, Grazing, Rearing and Fattening An
imals, a etcrinary Department, Sm. Price 'LW
per annum, in advance. Sampie copies supplied
on application. Liberal terms to Agents and
Cauvas:iers, ‘‘lth thrinshett on appli
cation to P.'iIsCIIALL 101tRLS,"}:411tor and Pru.
prieter, l' North Thlrhynth Street, viamielpAta.
Ott.'
HEALTH 41111LUOi\
GILLIES'
C'R U S
COFFEE.
,ACA QUALITI4
Prepared from different kinds of Coffee, the
flavors of which mingle harmoniously together.
rut up in Japan Tin Cans, liarrels,-.llalf.Barrels.
and Boxes.
WRIGHT (MLLES 6: BROTHER,
n 5 and '..M7 Washington st., New York.'
Oct.'s, 1970.—1 t
S HORT HAND in ten lessons send twu stamp!
for descriptive circular. Address Prof. GRAY,
14 Park How, N. Y. Oct.
M.PLOYMENT, Business for all.—Best. Indus.
txMIS-page Newspaper. 50 cts. per year.—
Send stamp for copy. PATENT STAR, Boston
Mass. Ott.
$25 A WEEK SALARY:—Young men wanted
as local and traveling salesmen. Address
(with Stamp) R. IL Wiume 34 Park Row, N. Y.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.—Prizes cashed
and information furnished by GEORGE UP
-11.1.31, Providence, L
_ -
EZIEHEM
S Ar.rl.lllE.A..
VIDDEIt'S PASTrLLE 4 4. A sure relief for
Asthma. Price 40 et* by mall. STONE.
WALL 6 - . CO., Charlestown, Mass. Oct. a3.--4t
'plus Di NO HUMBUG.—By sending 35 cents
11 with age, height, color of eyes and hair, you
will receive, by return mail, a correct picture of
your future liu.sbaud or wife, with name and date
of marriage. Address W. FOX, 4.. Drawer
No. '24S, Fuitonville, N.
HISK, MSTCHE or HAIR warran
V ea to grow
on U num A
or (my luladays or money t
refunded. Sent free for 50 cents. Address EH.
COLVIN, Hadley's' Station, 1111noLs. Oct. AL—lt
u: Arize.o—, ..4E'reTti, (Wpm* dayit t o_ !ell the
• • celebrated idOME. SHUTTLE titE wtho MA
CHINE. Hag the underfeed, makes the "leek
stitch" (alike on both sid ) and il i ci A lly trcensed. Sea Machine In
j i lsw
The best and cheapest ..
the market Address 0 , ' Itli 8: CO.,
Boston, M 2.8.4., Pittsburgh, a., Chicago, 111., or
St Louis, Mo, Sept. 21_315n
FORTUNES offered to live men. Rare
Chance. Send Stamp. Dia
mond K. Co., Wilmington, Del. Sept. 9,15736-3 m
ixty-fice First Prize Medals Attardeti
Baltimor& Piano liallufagtory.
WILLIAM attl3E & CO
3tanufucturers of
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PIANO FORTES,
BAtriTIMORE, MD:.
These Instruments have been before the public
for nearly Thirty years, and upon their excellence
alone attained on nnpurchased pre-eminence,
which pri.nouncetithein unequalled. Their
TONE
conibhileot great power, sweetness and fine signing
qualLty, as well as great purity of Intonation, and
sweetnes. throughout the entire scale. Their
TOIL e 11;
is pliant and elastic, and entirely tree from the
stliTnes.s found In so many Pianos.
IN WOBILMAIIIIIIICr
they are unequalled, using none but the very best
SEASONED lIATEEEAL, the large. capital employed
In our business enabling lino keep continually an
Immense stock df lumber, 3c., on hand.
Sir All or SQUARE PEAXOE have our New Im
proved OverstrUng and the ACULA.Pri
Im
proved
lit - We would call special attention to our late
improvements in GRAND PIANOS and SQUARE
GIIANDS; ratented Aug. 14, 1866, which bring
the MEW nearer perfection titan has yet been at
tained.
Every Piano fully Warranted for 5 Years,
We hay& made arrangements foe the Sole
Wholesale Agency for the mostiCelebrated PAL/.
LOB ORGANS and higLODaTh - S, which we of
fer Wholesale and Retail at Lowest Factory
Prices. WELLLAiii KNABE & CO.
Sept. 1870.-6 m Baltnaqe,
rHE cuccarirmi WOOD
PUMP
One dozen raosrza why this is the beat Pump
manufactured in America for
WELLS AND CISTERNS.
1. It Is Simple. 2. It al:tellable. 3. It Is Durable.
4. It Works very Easily. 5. It throws Water
Rapidly. 6. It is all Wood. 7. The Wood
Is Tasteless. 8. It does not Crack In
the Sun. 9. It Is not liable to get
out of order. 10. shotad any
repairs be necessary In time,
they can easily be trade by
any person. 11. It will
• y net freeze. 12. It Is
Cheaper than any •
other reliable
Pump manu
factnred.
Baldinea Double Aciing Clam Cylinder
FORCE PUMP,
With glass cylinder, and hence no rust and little
or no friction—cannot freeze—and admirably
adapted for Sprinldl6A Gardens, Washing Win
dows Extinguishing Mrs, Elevating Water, Scc.,
—believed to be without an equal tor dttrability,
economy andreonvenienco.
Having Introlumed the etetinlve right for Ad
ams omintg, persons requiring Pumps I for wells I
or cisterns, can have them ntrldshedall complete
and reedy for use
_by sending the depth of the
weir or cistern. satisfaction guaranteed in an
cows or no payment required.
Orders by mall or otherwise PromPtiT }MAW
to.
JOSErEt
' lLrif u licKnlghtstown I Adams coid.
0et.21,
.. -
1870.—1 y
1870. MILLINER 1870.
Miss MeCREARY
117 open
elegant on Saturd a y,
41% )..imptii, a large and
BONNETS & HATS.
at prices rangins vents to 110.00. 11,190,
%
Bonnet and Hat Mks, Velvet, Feathers,
French Flowers,ge, Crape, Lace, Ribbon,
Blond Grenadine, Barge, Jett„ :to. Also, a new
variety of
Toad and Fancy Goods.
ab etAi r w rientOP Lawn to her are Art.
octt ' Om at , the loweijt eisil Wpm
. _ „
STAGE OFIIOE4,
14o:vsz.
IWeileted *Ri a i ntift nbe :* ll. ggit e t ret'
jaisnum • w •
daily, at 'clot Mt4tor ~
daily Rim .llkeur.i • ". •
Hotel elated at plWe
town
YtY HtlYak)we Houle tuna a Ant-4am BACK to
a w l ' Min gk e POP MI6 hit , •
WV R. MYERS.
m Aty4l:ltu'E, 8 01* 9 . 18711-6 / 1 1
Go.,
fq lOW TUE
ONLY
TIIE GREAT
11
Rd! REMOVED
Fier/ *or to W: Crest' ittoky, es Chain
iergeorg rtear AkEiguare.
A loneseeorinose et; -
nom*, cresaisk • , Tire*
Gamed se theL • • • -..
=l2tuo, the two • •
our • vs:
boUg ns other so , •
most approved able. • . / r ,
eptrod t
Theputt am pgkonage soil -so
Aprtt o
Pro—t(
ig4slphla,
the oldest In Phil
experience and
11 Q. 1 4 41110 P xt
and also ma
tinallty;
haad. Gaol
:Punitive for
J. 1.. Sot?
earpatto and dontrutoro.
m. C. Sitallsmitirk Sun
GETTlalltrlla, PA
Carpenters and Contractors.
DOORS,
BLINDS, DOOR AN D 'WINDOW FHA
CORNICE, DOOR AND WINDOW
BRACKETS, &C.,
Constantly on•hins_and manufaetnred to ordeP
out of tip!
BEST MA TERIAL6,
experioneed workmen, and at
REASONABIR PRICEs
ioa - Ortleis promptly attended to,
January 15, 18%--tt
GEO C.. CASHMAN,
0E77'T373 (7, PA.,
Carpenter and Contractor,
RESPECTFULLY Informs the public, that he
hair temoved to his New Shop, on Stratton ctreet
between York and Railroad ?itreets, and k pry
pared to take contracts for putting up awl repair
In; buildings, at as reasonable rates as any hull
der tn Gettysburg—all work gwantrod to be of
best uality. He hopes bystriet atteuttoo to bus;
nes; o merit pubno patronage. Olre film a call
April 9, 1309-tt
jig Vtnelute
THE OtticaNAL
Howe Sewing, Machine
IMPROVIi; I ).
Its ~ 9impliaity, Durability, Ease. of Oper
alion,
Perfection In mechanical construction,
and Beauty In Sty :e and (InIA, and adapted to a
laoge range of work, renders it THE BEST
Sarin Machin ill the Market
An earnest Invitation Is extended to tense about
to purchase a Sewing Machine to call and exam
ine this 3fachluehnebe convinced of its merits.
Air All orders promptly attended to. Machine..
delivered to all parts of the County.
H. H. ROWE, Agent,
Baltimore Street, Gettysburg, I's.
Nov. 4, 1 70.-4.1
HOWE MACHINES !
TILE LATEST IMPROVED AND CE.NI:I?;F,
ELL IB HO WE. JB,
SEWING MACHINES,
JACOB F. THOMAS, Agent,
- GETTYSBURG, PA.,
At his residence on York Street.
riIiDERB will be promptly attended to. k,Ma
chines delivered tj all parts of the county and
instructions given gratis.
labia are cantloned against parties
who Rae the name of HOWE in ecomecelon with
their machines On account of the poputy of the
Howe Machines. There are none G E NUINE un
less theytave Imbedded In e_sieb machine a medal
lion haying the likeness of .lI.L.LE HOWE, Jr. on
It, &e. [Feb. H, 1870.—tt
Sarithratt. ttutitrig,
Hard Ware and Groceries.
The subscribers have Just returned trout the
cities with an Immense supply of lanrawny•
and Groceries which they are offering at their
old stand on Saltuore street, at tomtit the
times. Chu stoc k consists In part rr
Carpenter's Tools, Blacksmith's Toots,
Coach Findingq, Shoe Findings, Cattit
net—ltaker's Tools, Housekeeper's
INZNPeII i AU kinds of Iron,
tc.•
_ _
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS;
Oils, Paints, &c. There Is no article included in
the several departments men tkmett above but
what can be had In this Star& itvery class of
Mechanics can be aceortmlOditW here with tools
and andirmpand Hopag!realms ean and every
article in hoe. Give us it minas we are pre.
pared to sell as low fer cash asgi her house
out of the_CW.
May /W—rf S :l 5
Al 3. DANN
NEW STORE!
SWEITZER d BBOTITER,
Wholesale tual Retail Dealers In-
Hardware and Groceries,
Carlisle St., near the' Railroad, Gettysburg,
HARDWARE—Includes Builders' Hardware
generally. Nails, Locks, Glass, bats, Oils , V.
fishes, Paint Brushes, &c. We call the attention
of Inackamitlut to our assortment of Iron, Steel,
Horse Shoes and Hone Shoe Nails, & c. HousE OWEE:RS are InviterLto examine our
stoCk of Knives, Forks, Spoons, Buckets, Tubs,
GROCERIES, such as Coffees, Sugars, Teas,
sPluel,sfruPs, Vinegar, Soaps, all of which
we wilt constantly keep on mum All sold low
for cash.
Here ts the place to buy cheap. Don't forget
_
Sall krad examine our stock ofgoods.
ITZLH & BRO.
Oct. 7, 1870—tf SWR
ROSADALIS
ryl HE G T AMERICAN- HEALTH
.1. RRR, purifies the and
cures Scrofula. Syphilis, Skin
Rheumatism. Diseases -of Womely —
Cbronlc A ff ections of the Blood uver and
Kidneys. Recommended by i 41 Medical
Faculty and many thousand* o our--best, citizens.
Read the testimony of . Ph siciatie and pa
tients who have used • send for
our Eased/ilia Guide to Health BOok, or Al
manac for this year, which we publish for
gratuitions distribution; ft wW hive you
much valuable Mformaticu
Dr. B. W. Carr, of BeAtilltelie, says:
_I take Pleasure is MeOmmentling your
tiOuruire u filer, powerful ititve.
ur;i7l
rie..... _ltave seen it
Lease ln rwo ot
seco usee with haPPY
syphil
*red atter C it rtf i g Crn sire bottles
of your medicine. The other a case
of scrofula of lonr2Amding, is
which Is
rapidly improvju'unUr its use, and the In
dication ase tam the patient wW soon re- -
l ouver: i.haVe ca=muniaed the formu
itby winch your Is made, and find
an excellent compound alterative In
gredients.
Dr. Sparks. of Niabolseville, Ky., says he
has used Rum/sits in cases of scrofula and
gem/dm Syphilis with satisfactory reimits
—a okaner of the Blood I know no better
remedy,
Samuel G. hi' Padden, Mattes o', Tenn.
says:
I have need seven bottles Dassilidis
and am entirely cured of inn ;send
me four potties, as 1 wish los my brothel'
who has scrofuloussore ores.
Benjamin Becht of Linis, Ohio. writes-
I base saffered twenty years with an in
ieterate eigupEois over init whole body; a
short iinfie I purchased a bottle of
and It elfeetel a perfect sure,
Sit - Rolledalte i f sold Wall Drugs* 'a.
Idtba rattlnaSe ?hoe, Baltimore.
_r•TIE4 A CO., Proprietors.
rab4fillMk — tlisk
ma 'Tor sale In tiettyaburg, Pa., by A. 1).
Druggist.
REMOVED
JPSEPII JACOBS,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
.101Ek JACABR,