The star and sentinel. (Gettysburg, Pa.) 1867-1961, December 23, 1870, Image 3

regal Ukts.
Letters Testamentary . ntt the estate
bt.mtrz, sett., late of Gettysburg.
ling been granted to the undersign
io said Spice, they hereby give notice
lotlebted to said estate to make
impotent, and thuee having claims
ban*. to preieut them properly au
rrtlentent.
JOEL. B. DANNER,
JACOB
Executprs
.4 Administration an Lb.-
ZITEINOULt. deceased, late of
4 township, Adams county, having
to the undersigned, residing in iet
hereby gives notice to all persons in
d estate to make immediate pay
hose oaring claims to present them
•thentleated for settlemenL
SAM U.EL liiiitlk r,Adm-r,
(otters of Administration on the
4 SARAH 31. ituantau.s, deceased,
township. Adatus county, h.aving
to tue subscriber, mating to
ship. he hereby gites notice to all
bted to said estatii to make brunetb
. and these having claims against
resent them properly atatienneated
it.
w►U)MIUN ROUTZARN, Adm'r.
I..tters of Administration, with the
o-i.ed. on the !_state of JACOB BIB
'. A. late of Franklin township.
granted to the uudersMued. residing
'ship. he hereby Rives notice to all
ed to said estate to call and make
tilena,nt, and those having claims
me will please present them pro
ticaled for settlement.
.1. 31. MICKLEY, ...Wm E.
Letters of AdntitiPttration on the
'...WHAT ALBERT, deceased, late of
tship, Adams county. Pa., having
to the undersigned, residing in
heret.) caves . notice to all
[441 to said etd.ate to make halite
,. tito,e lialang claims against
I them properly authenticated
Lls: %IA P . M A USER?,
iuLstrator.
etters Testamentary on the estate r
I.txr. late of Lattniore township,
l'a.. deceased. havingbeen grant
eters residing In Dickinson
mis•rland roma Pa.. he hereby
all i•ersoiet indebted to said estate
mtitate pa:%
tt, inent. and those haN in;
I present them properly'
I for settlement. .
THOMAS LEE, Ea'r.
siber, r+r - TAE ADAMS COATS
/IA L SOCIETY" will meet 113 Agri-
Wi ilunday, January 2d, 1871, at 1
to transact the usual business—
' Electionl will be held Tor officers
..1 m acenrda,nee!.alth the provis-
irter. BA' °Mel' of the Board,
HERBST, President.
wroc.ki.-tieerelaty.
- -
Testamentary ou the estate
ARLES J. Ell ktEllA HT, late of Gettys
naming been granted to the on
% hereby give notice to allpersous
d estate to make Immediate pay. hartugelalinsagainst the same to
properly authentimted for settle
t.i.ultttE EIIitEHART,
Dk. J. W. EIEIiELBEEGER,
rETE'It BORN,
Executors.
'lathed Executor resides in Straban
second in Emmittsburg, lid., and
in Selinsgrove, pa.
Notice
of the pro% tslous of the
l'eunsylraula, of April .1%1,
send, the purchaser of "The bet
ml," and all property and fran
-4.1 dated Dee. 12, IK7II, under a
preme Court of Pennsylvania,
.tire that lie %%ill meet at the °thee
No. 09 Walnut street, ?hint
r.
RED - *J., DEC. 2), 1870,
to organize, elect a President
nd trlzmact the business author.
hod Assembly.
=E=MI
Notice
MEE
tan. Ter zn,Stk. .
IZaVroad Co. No.
.1.
ippoluttcl to make and report di.-
the loud iu court arisiaig from
iettriburg Rail
. ICoad, etc., will
in interact at h is oftice, No. 241,
kikuilelplaa, ox Wedmoday, Per.
• M.
SAMUEL I:. T110.14140N,
C=CI
ster's Notices.
.reby -glyen to all Legatees and
dis concerned. that the Atlntints.
its hereafter mentioned NM be
t- Orphans Court of Adams
cnun
tlon and anon anee.on TUESDAY,
.I.IN A RY, lir7l. at lOy'elts:k. 3.
• fol final amount of 4eonuel Nag
NakOt., deceased.
till halal account of N. I'. Hagar
rator of the Estate of Jacob BaUM-
Nfolflitplesalil townslop,
ant of David IS:radial:in, Execu-
Will end Testament of James
, unt of Jonas 11011inger It Peter
!tors of the Estate' of Peter Hart-
nd final account of Thomas A.
• ry field, Administrators of the
w• Itrid~ derea,rd.
t of ‘ii. hfetilierm surviving
Samuel C. Kinzer , deceased.
A ? 1 / 4 1 EL A. :,%1 OPE. Register.
APPEALS.
'loners tot Adams county hereby
that the} have fixed upou the
Rod phieet: for huhlitat the TAX
. -71, to the ~ everal boroughs and
dams county. %lieu awl where
I to hear beta ern the
I. A. fit. , ands o'clock, I'. M., of
roc,.
Monday Januar , .
Sarah !taus, In Saiil
t,•ig, told', and Lit t bor.
y. January Jo, 1 0 371, at the house
in Lilt n",toh n.
nship. On Wednesday. January
.u , e Get , . it. lantis, in Littles-
tovi nviuri c on Thursday, January
toolse of Jvivittieth - Johns, in
-.ant tuunship, kin Friday. Janu.
, huu.c of J. E. smith, In said
xwhip. nn
Niondii)...iiiiiary, 16,
yl Jacob L. (i 17,19,4, in limner.
ushlp, on Tuesday. January 17,
of J. 11. Wiest, In New.iword.
.nnslifp and Berwick borough.
:thualy IS, IS7I. at the house of
in Abbot tstuwn.
°unship. on hnruiay, January
use of Abner 5. Rhdebraud. In
wnsltip, on Ft iday, January z , ),
of IL M. Lick", in itatuptun.
on Tuesday, Juana*" 31 , 17 1,
nets' Other. in Gettysburg.
towns/up and lurk oPrings
nday. henna* 6. 15.71. at the
heed, In loll: Nonlife bort
ownsfdp. ou Tuesday. Februar
se of Airs. Jane Iteed. In Yuji
reship on NVeilnesday, Febau
liou.o of Win. sodler, I
,unsup on Thursday,
Pulse ul Isaac Myers, in b•eAd.
ship. on Friday. Febarn. 10,
of .1. A. IL Ilether, .4-jadie.
,onso f Ip. -M^0111,., February.
Wasbi.:Agter. Erb. fu New
tov a l thip, on Tuesda
tie noy, Feb
wt. of nldvely, in
'lu
lilp. on Wetinesday. Febru
le bout* of John Nunnoinaker
unitship, on ThunxLiv,
e house of Samuel koritz, fu
and Highland ps. on
um. at the hou town se ot shi Francis
Thum! knsush_lp.
iosets
EMANUEL NEIDICH,
FRANCIS WILL,
nmlasloners of Adams count).
SITUP. Clerk.
- ER & C
les-& Exchange
ABLES,
!red, Gettyshury,
• baring entered Into partner
firth of Weaver ei Co., have
.svo Livery Stables of N. Wear.
-• to supply the pulnlc with all
of COtlieyailrell that can tie
, e 3 Livery. Their stock cannot
intastunent In the town.
lb Tian the 13~ttle•tleld, will
• • • • at this Livery,
I charge for Guides.
GE MAKING
. on In afJta branches at
opposite the Llwer;F all styles of
JAGGER TV.AGOIVS,
:1:1_4(; ES. (tr.,
/11.3t,rLli iUftll work
AIRIN,G"
to roa iraidielitin swan
'S A CALL
LEVI WEAVER,
1N: 1). HOLTZWGRTH
W. T. ZIEGLER.
Job Printing
ALL KINDS
cheapness and dispatc a
Ilmeasol Mass.
fie tar anb ftntinti.
rridiay iumnabig, Dee. $3,
Leckt 4 rneas.
EXPIRED.—The time for killing Pheas
ants and Deer expired on Tuesday last
Sportsmen will take notice.
all7We direct, attention to Hi , : sale of
Jacob C. Herbst, valuable Personality and
a Farni of 7A Acres, In Cumberland town-
Nhip, to take place Monday Dec. .?4i. tr
i r lli
:great:Paint
ing of the Ilattleof Gettysburg is tini•hed,
And was formally "unveiled . ' in Philatlel--
pliia on Tuesday night.
MONDAY A. liourist.—As Christmas
alitnday; yesi, it is ***gib .00
that 61 , 13thrineitsliien have agreed toclose
on Monday, in order to give tliPill em
ployees the usual Christmas holida,..
HE-UNlols.—The officers and privates
of the 120th Pa. liegim'eat bad a re-union
in Chambeniburg„on -r the 'evening of the
13th ult., about 200 setting down to sup
per. speeches, toasts, &c., were indulged
in to a late hour. The next re-union will
1W held in Greencastle, Dec 13. IS7I.
NEW HYMN Boox.—The new "Book of
Worship," prepared by the General Synod
of the Evangelical Lutheran Church. has
made its appearance, and can now be had
at A. D. Bt EHLER'S Book Store. Besides
revised Hymns, it contains an Order of
Worship, the Formula of'Church Govern
ment, Luther's Smaller Catechism, the
Augsburg confession, and Prayer.. for
family use.
Nxtv BLAxits.—We have now on hand
full assortment of newly printed Blanks
rt.r. Justices of the Peace, including Infor
mations, Warrants, Commitments, '4lllll
- Executions, &c. ..11-
-o Salo Notes, Negotiable Notes, Judg
ment Notes, &c., with and without waver
..lauses, School Warrants, School •-•-isite
toeing, Contracts with Teachers, e
Orders promptly filled.
CHRISTMAS IS CoMING.—A little over
two weeks, the Christmas, holidays will
Jbe here. Parents and °the:F., who are
looking around for substantial gifts to
their children and friends, will do well rig
call and examine the 'ergs assortment of
Attractive Books, specially prepared for
the holiday season, at the Bookstore 01
A. D. BVERIAI43, on Charnbeesbnrg
street. The assortment embraces a large
variety of the best Juvenile publications,
together with Standard Literature, gotten
up in every style, and admirally adapted
for the Library or Center Table. Also,
Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, fine Cutlery, and
Fancy Articles.
YEAH atoox.,—The taiblialiera of the
.1" - ev. York Obxerrer will issue on the Ist
of January, a "Year Book and Alma
nac," containing valuable civil, commer
-..kil and agricultural information, with a
arge amount of statistics bearing on re'
ligious and benevolent operations of the
Iristian church, price $l. A copy of
his valuable work will be given gratui
!ously to all who subcribe and pay fo r th e
Obrerrer for one year. The N. Y. Obxer
-re r is one of the most valuable religous
journals of the day, and this liberal offer
of the publishers ought to secure a large
increase in circulation. See adv.
S A LEH. —David Sueeringer, Assignee of
Joseph Kuhn, has sold the farm of assig
.)r, in Mountpleasant township-112
acres, with improvements—to Simon Bur
nish, at something upwards of $3,900.
Mr. George Ehrehart, Executor, has
sold the farm of Samuel B. Patterson,
deceased, in Hamilton township, to Solo
mon Gable, of York county-118 acres, at
$56 per acre, cash.
Samuel Herbst has sold a Lot on West
Middle street, 3} acres to Frederick Reich
ley, for $425.
Samuel Herbst has suldto Daniel Eber
sole, of Franklin county, his line mule
team, consisting of six mules, for $l,OOO
cash. Mr. Herbst has hauled with this
team 6 . 4 tons in one load.
TEACHER'S INSTITUTE.—The Adams
County Teacher's Institute will commence
its sessions in the Conrt-house on Monday
next. The Coma', Superintendent, Mr.
Wert, has arranged an attractive pro
gramme, and it is to be hoped there will
be a large attendance of Teachers, Direc
tor and friends of Common School Educa
tion. i3oards of Directors should not
only cheerfullT grant to Teachers the
requisite to attend the Institute, but RE
QUIRE them to attend. Tho practical
teaching for the balance of the School
term will be all the more efficient there
for,
Prof. Ferrier, of Pennsylvatila College,
will lecture in the Court-house on Mon
-lay evening before the Teachers' In
stitt2f44 on "The Faculty of Attention."
A t t h at
,Kme the other Lectures and En
tertainment..` for the weep will be announ
ced. P ro f. Kniidielli Lecture will be
a new one and d o u!stleas of great interest.
The County Surterinteubst mecum/
the services of the Little:two Orchestra
for most of the evening se tool of the
week.
Cruurrmas Goods.—The Toy stores
are just now the centre of attraction Air
the young folks. Messrs. Gruel, Zinn and
Minnigh have all laid in large assortments
of Toys. A. D. Buehler has a tine collec
tion of Gift Books and Fancy Articles.
Col. C. H. Buehler displays a large variety
of useful articles ford wet in the
kitchen, pantry and dining room. Mews.
Fahuestock Bros., J. L. Schick and Reb
ert & Bushman, exhibit an unusually bril
liant array of Dress Goods. W. P. Mc-
Cartney and A. R. Feistle have Jewehy
and Silver Ware; Tipton it Myers Photo
graphs and Sterreosoopie Views; while the
Grocery men offer attain:nines in their line.
Our advice to all who contemplate pur
chasing for the holidays, to is examine the
"STAB AND SENTINEL" advertisemeiita.
Take it for granted always that you can
do best with energetic wide-awake busi:
ness men; and, this class of men can be
measured by the liberality with which
they advertise their goods and wares. •
B.srmitmatitn Suovir.—Lieut. Dager,
of the 17. S. Typographical Engineer ser
rioe, and Col. Batchelder, the author- of
the celebrated Map of the Gettysburg
Battlefield, are now in town, being here
for the purpose of perfecting the top°.
ghaphical map prepared by the Engineer
Corps last Summer. Col. Batcheldor is
more familiar with the Battle-field, the
movements and positions of troops, and
points of interest, than any man living,
having made it a special study for years.
•Besides having access to coaxial :words,
he his had personal hrtieroouree with many
of the officers and privates, Union and
Rebel, who participated in the fight, and
has secured a mass of valitable information
wi= l P l ' , P E R llOO el.? tow egt
hill proposed %bib* of
the Battle. Col. B. comes now, at the
request of the Government, to assist Lieut.
Dager in mapping the correct position of !
the breastAverks and Ones Occupied by the
contending ariosei.' •
MAULERS' INSTITUT& will afford a
splendid opportunity to those attending
to barn their PitosegriOnaken at 'UMW
xis.,t
Ciarerxss Scribner's
Monthly for January we pleas- '! BT CLICIann. C. skate.
ant talk about ChtlatuunPand - ftsangcnod, ' .. rynt the a i m to zi,, christam. when
an
i
especially the bowie-trinunings peculiar to : th rough t h e holm
this delightful ibetive season.. Fortunate- I Not *creators was ighTing, not even a mouse :
- Iy, the old , fashicuss of the evergreens be- , The at ' a l t ingstiere hung Sy the chimney with
cite, ,
come newer - every year ..
.ka the fresh iln hripes that Sit'llreeiritas soon would be there i •
growth whose roots strike trighbserCeeratu- I The children we
all sang in their beds,
ties deep; .the floweethe punts Labe pp a i While visions of sugar alums danced In their
sudden bkions: their stiff and iiiifitii:srma-s '. wi
nillteadtmt on the tiwi,
rue - re
arose such a clatter,
became beautiful with heal le ht 4 d g r e et ' . I sprang from my bed to me what was the matter..
What 'wonder, as each Christmas draws Away to the window I flew like a Bash, .
near, We Mullen to Wettest ou homes I Tore open the shatters, sad threw op the sash.
w i t h their branches ? Th e tri t e m i e p ! The moon on the breast of the new•faUan snow
need not be elaborate or showy. A
few I
Gave the Were of nild.day to object s below ;
When, what to nry wondering eyes shook! appear.
little sprays mis l anfllce—anythilq, to g e t e tu t oh n nim *nigh and e IVA tiny reindeer.
make a writing on the wall thitsvery one, _ With a little obi drher, se lively and quick,
from grandpii i te the baby, may real. I knew in a intwaeutit m ust
~ be it-leirit
mare. S
rapid than eagles Ste emirates they came,
If wreathi-nnd festoons be required, And he wbbtleil and shouted and called them by
long strings of thine may be deftly cover- name:
ed with Arbor ribs sprigs, and swung ' : "Now, Dasher! now, //queer: now, Prancer:
from point to point, or houlidinbout some i - :and Event
• .
else bare cohnnu; or, better still, the I li . re ". the I! en, Cupid! on:Dwiderf and Ingere nt 1 1
top of the porch, to the top of the wall!
trailing evergreen, popularly known as Now dash away! dash away! dash away, all r•
German ivy, may be used. 'lt is found A'. dry leaved that before the wild hurricane fly,
in many localities. If one cannot turn When they meet with an obstacle mount to the I
mountaineer for its sweet sake; it may
be 'so up s to y ;tie house-tops the coursers they flew,
purchased in almost any street or market- with the sleight full of toys and St. Nicholas too; !
place, as the . blessed day draws near.— Ala then is a twinkling I beard ou the roof
Hemlock, pine. spruce, ivy, and laurel The prancing and pawing of each little hoof.
boughs, all are beautiful—a cluster here, '
ts I drew in my head and was turning around,
Gown the chimney st. Nicholas eame with a bound. '1
a festoon there, and, perhaps, a few green H e was dressed all in fur from hishead to hisfoot, I
sprays tenderly encircling the picture of I And his clothes were all tarnished withashes and
one whose memory draws the living' (lo;- ; soot; : -
er together. ,
Sometimes a chrbitmas motto may be
needed over archway or entrance, or in
grandmarurua's warm corner where the
big chair stands. It is easily made by
cutting the required letters ont of stiff
paper, and lightly sewing on - bits of,
Ar.sor Vita, taking care that the.., letter's
edge be not ton sharply defined. Another
way of covering the forms is to glue moss
Upon them; and still another , :though,,it•is
traitorous to suggest it) is to paint the
paper letters with glue, and immediately
sprinkle on a quantity of tine evergreen
clippings scarcely larger than rose thorns.
Then there's the Christmas tree. Nev
er omit that; Let it be large or small,
richly lighted and laden, or only daintily
pricked off with candies,. Caudle/I, and fol
lies—but a Christmas tree let there be.—
ik•nilock, cedar, pine, and spruce are suit
ed to the purpose; but prettier and firmer
than all is the species known as the white
pint•--so rich a green, and, withal, so
tight and feathery that, lit with its hun
dred tapers, it looks like a Christmas
rbuntaiu coverwl with sparkle' of sun
light .
Above all things, see to it that little
ones are made happy on Christmass eve.
Gather them around the dOmestic hearth
—tell them the old, old story.of_the Shep
herds who watched their flocko-by night,
—the Babe of Bethlehem, and God's great
'ove to man. Let there be loving iuemen
toes of affection between parents and
children, brothers and sisters, friends and
relatives. Let the "old folks" become
children again, while the little folks have
life's pathway lighted up with glad mem
ories of Christmas eve. Make eime su
premely happy for at least one day in the
year. Nor stop there. Let your sympathy
Go ont broadly and deeply on Christmas
eve. and while you light up your own
homes with kindly greetings and innocent
mirth, ,ee to it that those, who feel the
pinching pressure of poverty, share the
bounties wherewith Providence has bless
ed you. Remember the poor.
To all our patrons we extend the greet
ing of the season, with hearty wishes for
a "Merry Christmas."
(For the SW and SentinrL
PREPARATORY 111481PARTAIVERT, PA
COLLE6TE.
31n. EnrrOnet--Having beeu invited to
attend the examination of the Preparatory
Department of Penasylvania College, you
will permit me, through your, paper, to
communicate my impressions. Ido this
the more readily, as the people of Gettys
burg and vicinity do not appreciate the
advantages of education, thua brought to
their very doors. The Preparatory De
partment seems to have started cut on a
new and more prosperous career and every
thing connected with it indicates an In
stitution of high grade. Under the gen
eral superintendence of Prof. Bentman, a
degree of order and regularity has, been
maintained which is highly creditable.
Residing as he does in the building, he is
brought in constant contact with the
pupils, and parents may have the aasur
ance that their children are under a good
home influence.
The examinatilnul evinced thorough
work on the part of the Woollen., and a
more than ordinary degree of ililigence on
the part of the pupils. Meagre. Brown
and Richards are entitled to the thanks of'
all friends of the School and College, for
their earnestness and fidelity in their re
spective departments.
Patrons in the town and county, in fact
throughout the Lutheran Church, should
know, that in facilities for thorough in
struction, or for good Christian influence,
the Preparatory Department, under its,
present management, is inferior to no in
stitution of the kind in the State. Under
such management, the School in a short
time must command the 'confidence and
patronage of all friends of Education, and
its founders designed it, a School
of , high grade, where young men might re
ceive the beet possible training for busi
ness or for College. X
(For the Star and SentineL
"1111111 C OXFORIN smut eircarry.
Among the _various recently organized
Bible tipcieties in Adams county, this is
OM Of filo flat to publish a report of its
anniversary exercises, aad to lay before
the Christian public of,. ous4 county,
tbrought the widely-read columns of the
"Star and Sentinel," a statement of its
operations during the year. This state
ment is exceedingly satisfactory to sal true
friends of the Bible Cause, exhibiting as
it does, convincing proof of the fact that
no one in that vicinity is to be left Without
the Sacred Scriptures who desires to pos
sess them.
It is cheering to see, from this published
account, how pleasantly evangelical Chris
tians, of all denominations, have united
in this good work. The Bible Society has
often Lipp proved a bond of union among
the fdflowers of Christ, and, In their
combined efforts to disseminate the divine
word, those who have been comparative
strangers to one another have been taught
lessonsof charity towards one another
antisaa4 to feel that, with sll their ap
parent differences, they were still scone in
Christ law"
We hope the example of our Oxford
brethren will be followed by the other re
cently organbsed Bible &Palettes, and that
we may soon have the pleasure of reading
in the "filar and Sentinel" sew ackposat .
of their anniversary services and of their
operations during the pear. -
BIBLE READER.
'oft Mural Grrre—NothME Meer
cm be had than a Stereoscope and Views,
ilbdinlicelabt Pictures,
Matt)? framed Lugs Photograph, or cab
inet "Rembruktit," — fitill Ttrrox
MTERE' dillerfes.
RPM
CAP?. 2107WN—Lins tie Wise& and
lost stook sktOinthis% aatik_cire, /WO./
shots inttvandoking Gotgin,t4vori • and
is said, theta ves7 show Gina him it
drie:kg
/limas!, of *II Mods for Sae 1 0 Z
A VISIT rue" 1111'..*ACIEINIAII
A bundle of toys he had dung on his back.
And he looked like a peddler just opening his
pack.
His eyes, how they twinkledl his dimples, bow
merry
His cheeks were like muss, his nose like a cherry
His dear little mouth was drawn up like a bow,
And the beard of his chin was whitens the snow;
The stump of a pipe he held tight in his teeth,
And the smoke it encircled his head like a wreath.
He had a broad face and a little round belly,
That shook when he laughed like a bowifull of
Jelly;
He was chubby and plitnib, a light Jolly old elf,
And I laughed when I saw him In spite of myself.
A wink of lilt eye and a twist of his head
Soon gave me to know I had nothing to dread.
He spoke not a v:ord , NI: went ..tralght his
work.
And tilled all the stockings—then t , truetl with a
jerk,
And laying his linger aside of his nose,
And giving a nod, up the chimney he rose,
He sprang to his sleigh, to his team gave a whistle,
And away they ail flew like the down of a thistle=
But I heard him exclaim, as he drove out of sight,
- Merry Ciirretnias to all, e edto ,, / , n 000ftni9h /"'
i'EnsoKAL.—Dr. H. H. Longwell, son
of C 01 .,. H. Longwell, of this place, has
been elected Probate Judge of Colfax
county in the territory of New Mexico,
his. Majority being 815 in a total vote of
639. The' Cima rron (New Mexico)
News of Oct. 29 says:
The decisiituwajority by which Dr. It
11....Loslowitiewas elected, is as flatter
ing to that gentleman as it is creditable
to the good sense of the people of our
country. The election was not, only a
proof of the popular confidence reposed in
I)ft. Loitowittt; it was also a rebuke to•
that spirit of intolerance which controlled
the opposition to the Doctor. We rejoice
that the result has secured for the county
an official whose integrity and competence
are a guarantee of a faithful and success
ful administration.
Go TO ZINK & Co-, for your Christmas
presents. 2t
Coaxal—Who hats not suffered from
Corns, Bunions, Ingrowing Nails, Chil
blains, Tender Feet, &c., &c.? Briggs'
Alleviator and Curative is a oertain reme
dy. Sold by Druggists. Sent by mail 60
eta. Da. J. BRIGGS & Co. Newark, N. J.
Civranual—What disease can be more
disagreeable or disgusting than Catarrh ?
Briggs' Atlevantor is a pleasant, cheap
and positive remedy. Sold by druggists.'
PlLES:—Suffer not with Internal Bleed
ing or Itching Piles. A cure has been
discovered! Briggs' Pile Remedies are
safe and sure. Sold by druggists -
CoNsuscrriwri—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
Brims' Throat and Lung Healer, the most
appropriately named remedy yet discov
ered for Throat and Lung Diseases.
Sold by A. D. Buehler. .1. M. Huber and
Druggists generally. • if
JustrlNG JACKfi, Drums, Fifes, ilarmo:
nirans, Whips, and all kinds of children's
tops for sale cheap at . Zinn & Cu. 2t
VirThe venerable Archdeacon Scott, of
Dunham, Canada East, says that be suf
fered from Dyspepsia more than twenty
five years, but that three weeks use of the
Peruvian Syrup (an Iron Tonic,) has bene
fitted_ him so wonderfully that he can
hardly persuade himself of the reality, and
people who know him are astonisind at
the change. 1t
Zusli Ai- Co., keep the finest 'Toys, Can
dies, Fruits, Note, that you will find in
Gettysburg. 2t
Loot: Hams —E. Woodward has com
menced, in connection with his Gunsmith
ing., the repairing of Umbrellas, Parasols,
ac:, which he will warrant to be better fix
ed than is done by the ;majority of Um
rella-tnendern. Any person wishing
Work done in this line can leave word at
his shop on Carlisle Street, and it will be
sent for and returned. Charges moderate.
He also has still on band a variety of Bat
tle-field Relics, of any Mild and style, a
large assortment of Canes, •c,. Call and
06 him. tf
Paws Minnigh makes
it a point to serve up the mit. um
Oysters . that can be secured in the Haiti
more market.. He has speciaracoomrpoda
Lions for Ladies and Gentlemen, who will
And every thing in priine order. Oysters
served up in army style, to snit the most
astitlious. Gall and see for yourselves.
4
Gammas. in great variety, of the beet
quality, at Zinn & Co. at
♦ Dontx-zativen whose wife had inn
&pray from him revenged himself by
drowlninine pigs worth "IL
Gotains-Roontis.-0a the 11th Mt. at the
reinimas of John Mama, near Oetts, by
lbe We. J. T. Sinter Mr. Pear J. O a. to
Ytss Raga C. Mama both of this minty.
Garenett-Moßtam..-tba the 6th boa, by the
ReV. C. Scheel: Mr.. - Georee W. Denier. to Miss
Ruth E. McElroy. beta of Litthaetcons.
Hat-Wmatte.,-On an 13M bast. Rev.
v. Wail[. _Mr. Abraham Mae. of
Ito HL» Kolbe J. %ler mosa. of Cum
Pinlitt-HISISANA-04 the lbeh Met., la Rend
ersalle, by Rev. M anyder, Mr. At. G, .Peters to
Mae Otlie Bialsaff4. both of
inum-tarmstmea-Ce the ili a l ra ll ,bp _ the
Rev. J. E. lioneautt, Mr. Janata- ft Menai ter
Miss Ernellne SGRIMM. both of Tyrone twp.
Sanace-anarmr.-th Wayneebeneom.
litth MA, by Raw. J. A. Mr. John
fleadoe, mama of tho Yate s ard,
of u=tuy, to Mb. Jeanie Straley t ,m er a
rya
x.yeleomeSciumma4limarsv--Ce the BMinat.,
,D. 11..-M George Bartow Ella
Seabee' A. Monkey, of Comberlendtestaldp..
Towns&asts..-an ahMet-helltamitown,
by Rev DAMN* Mr. Mama P. Taunt to - Mna
CaWaejOe_C. WIR, both aOM pima
---- --
BISIL,
_ I
Obit notion 5 cents a Line for all offer four
it to acoosolany the notice.
r Rummage-Gs the Ohl at, tn the viehdty
Bendenerille, Minna Amanda, Want daughter of
of
di
Gideon 'Senator, aged 1 year. 2 months and le
as-On the Mb lust., We. Wary
wife of George Cole, of Buchanan Valle Elizabeth y, age d
shoat 44 Team
llers.-On the 9th lust.. near Littlestown, Cons
Minnie. dadighter cf US* P. Ardi lab._ slarea,
aged 2 7earli wed 8 daps. - - - • -
lvoitt.-fhi the Slat t,,township,
Baaß i Z t aoft 4
_.... A/ 0 9 111 us • X••
Noel, Yew. 5 Ma. -
Pa -At • • • • . usa on the atit
in&ii *
last.. illanner • -,.'• -, ' a
Was, , , •
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eye .- • • a
Graeltell. Mg ,
.. , : . ~ • . ,aalh i lst 1 ,
a l
1.51101111,7.4 Clealiegaplian. f . '
ajomtt t....nseillssand Indium ...
. retet, awn Illanditat
ClideldfaWaf
, Gneamaa,e,_ ~,,..,1
yeirskithionaltanall .7-77 - '„ -- mr• -
Wozi....o•4boakiner..ollWaelliness,
pstwolk. UMiluartit
ohliktici;,-.,__ .....
ii
couirrY Ore idle& gtw Adzctimucai; ,
President J Hobert 'J. Fisher. . -..... ,
Autociate Ju °sepia J. Kuhn, Robert Me- ' Bargains ! Bad gains
Curdy. i
Prothoisotary....jasob Melborn.
Ikrister and tbscorder—sarnuel Swope.
Clerk OW Cburts—H. G. WolL
.IMstriet Attorney—Wm. A...thasean.
Treasurer-I-Wm. J. Martha. . •
She/If—Jacob Klunk. . .
Cbrone-Dr. 24. L. Gates. . . D. H. KLINGEt
Surrey —Jesse D. Keller. •
Cominlestoners—Moses Hartman Emanuel biel. i
W eb, Francis Will. Clerk-4. Jefferson Myers.
Cbunset—Wm. McClean, Physician to Jett— ' Near the' Cy , / rt-iloviretßaiain t ,r, Aires;
Dr..). W. C.IENeal.
Directors of the Poor—Martin Getz, Benjamin
Deardorff, L Swartz. titeward—Jonas Juana ' I..enis • nut 1114 ratite +1,,,, o idi •
Clerk—lL A. Picking. Treasurer—Jacob Bet* { " 4 ,), matte
ner. Cbunsci—J. C. Neely. Physician—Dr. J. 1
W. C. O'NeaL
Audtters—idurtin E. Bollinger, Ell G. Heagy, i IFi 0 0 li.•W) nut) , Slicol," S.,
David Rhodes. • ! •
BOMOUGH Or GETTIARV .., RO. , ,
~
Burgess—Dr. J. L Hill • I
, •
Cbancff—Tbeo. C. Norris, D. A. Boyer, Jacob W. . in order t. , maks room for his own maim metered
Cress. Hobert Tate, A. M. Hunter, S. B. Row. ; goods.
Clerk—J, Aughlabaugh. Tresurer-4t. It. Bust. 4 ---
set._
(Amato?,tes—Wm. J Tate, George W. 'Weikert.
lichoot Directors—Wm. Guinn, W. T. King,
Hiram Warren, J. M. Krauth, Jacob Aughtn
baugh, A. M. Hunter. Becretarg—J. H. Krauth.
Treueurer—r. G. I••ahnestock.
GETTYSBURG NATIONAL BANK.
President—George Swope.
Oishter—J. Enron y Bair.
naer—Henry S. Benner:
Directors—George Swope, William young, Henry
Win, David Willa, David Kendieliart, WM.
Mehlterry, William D. Filmes, Joshua Mater,
John Waugh.
FIRST NATIONAL BANE Or GETTYSBURG P .
Pestdent—George Throne.
Oishier--George Arnold
Mier—Samuel Bushmail.
Directors—George Throne. ltobi. Bell, John
Brough. John Horner, George Arnold. John
Mussehaati John W olford.
n -rd, GREEN CP:MP:TERI.
President—J. L Schick.
Secretary—William B. Meal..
Trecuntrer—Alesander Cobeau.
Hampers—Julua,Rupp. J. Josiah Benner,
George Spangler. George Little, %5 ildam B.
Meals, Alexander Cobean. .
ADAMS COUNTY .111.:TVALINbUNANCE COMPANY.
President--VeOrge Swope.
Vice President—samum Itm.ell
Secretary—Jr:avid A. Buehler.
Treasurer—Edo:aid G. Fainiesto.i..
Erecutire Onnmittee—Robert McCurdy, limay
A. 41eking, Jacob King.
ADAMS COUNTY AUFLICULTUIIAL somicrY.
Protkient—Samuel lierbst.
Vice Presidents—EplualmMyers, J. S. Willa-nu..
ibrresponding Secretary—it. J. otsade.
Recording decret«ry—hilward c a uftestock.
Treuso rer—La sul Wills.
Munugcra-15tn1xm 11. Willson, William Wilde,
Jonas Itoutzalm, Frederick Inehl, W. Boss
}WILMS° .4540CIATION.
Prcahlerat—Edwardlmestock.
rice Pecs/dent. —Wittlain A. 'Juneau,
ticcret , gry—Joltu 1110:at-au.
Treantref —John Culp.
A! , /nayer.s—J. R. C. Jain Rupp, A. J
cover, 11. h«ndleilan, W. F. Atklit<ou.
OAS COMPANY.
Falluestock.
eiecretarp—Wat. A. Dauca u.
Tecaeurre—sloel B. Damien
Muluwers--A. D. [lathier, M. Eielielberger.
I). Wattles. S. It. Itut ,, q!. W. A. DIIMNIM, J. B
I hitilier.
t't ER IOMPANY.
Prts,dent--lie , TFe W. MeclPllan.
.ternary and 2 rcasurer—s. R. Russell.
Managers—G. W. McClellan. h. B. linebkr, S. ft
'tweeJl. 11..1. Stank. M. Eicip.lberger.
cifirritisunti •
eirst. /*can&
ruins depart • Rau A. M. 1.00.1 P. M.
=live 1.140 Y. M. .5.1117.
Both trains Masc. dale connection :North and
South.
ATIONS.
Gettys Lodge, No. 121, I. U. U F.—Meets corner
of Cal time and Railroad streets. every Tuesday
evening
Union AmeniiipMent. No. 126, Z 0. O. F.—ln
(kid Fentss' Han, lot and 3d Monday le each
mouth.
Good ckrrnaritan Lodge, No. 396, A. P. ...IL--Cor -
tier of Ca:lWe and Railroad stunts, lid add 4th
Thursday In etteit month.
Gen. aegnotds Lodge No. Is), 1. 0, G. T.—On
Baltimore street, near tue every
Monday evening.
Gettysburg Lodge, No. 334, 1. (A G. T.—Meets
ever Friday evening, to the Hall, N. E. Corner
Center Square.
Adams Dirtston, No. 124, 8 of T.—Meets every
Thursday evening, In the Hall, .N. Horner
Center :square.
Ctiyuga_e_ 2roe, .No. 31, L u R. M—ln MeCorts
auglty's Halt, every Friday even Lug.
_1
Moue ttrunelT, No. :RI, O. CT. A. AL—ln 21 (Con
aulflAy's Hatt every Wednesday leveling
Ctr
Warren uneit, 110. 101, Jr. . A. AL
Meets every Tueltay evening. N. Corner of
Centre square.
Cllt
Lutheran. ( rifirtirsi—Pnistur. Rev. C. A. Hay,
D. ii. Services by rredmisord of College and
Seminary, alternately. tabirath morning and
evening and Wednesday eVeuing. During va
cations, Sunday evening service. omitted.
Lutheran, (At Jameei—itev. Lr fireldenbaugh.
bet vioxs aeubatti morning and evening, and
Wednesday evening.
Methodist Apiscoisn—itevs. 11. C. Cheston. J. C.
Clarke. liervitzs Sabbath morning and even
ing, and 'Tut *lay evening.
Preshyterian—liev. N tit ii. Hillia Serviced
Sabbath morning and evening. and .Wednes
day evening.
German Rejormerf—Rev. W. It. H. Heatrich.
tiervieed snub:sin morning and evening, and
Wednesday evening.
Onthatic—lter.Jaseidi 801 - Servkes Ist, 3d and
babbaths„ morning and afternoon.
Unitedi=hiriati—H
id ev. J. Jamieson. Sa
a's by • l annidnaniente.
Hon'. D. T. Jewrm of sit_ Louis has
been appointed United State* c7eoator
from Minsouri, in place of Senator Drake,
who took the oath of office and entered
upon his duties on Monday as Chief Jus
tice of the Court of Claims.
Etettlex 3 , ;iI. t •
1:11 1.r..
71, • i.. 11/ .Ifurning.
47' (§4 1400
6 (JO
160
I'L; 42 1
tN 11/ ii
90 6j) 4.
'.l ft, Z.. 7.
4 IX)
Strxß,FLorß,.... .
EITI4A Fl.Di - R.. . .
lIITE
RED WHEAT.. . • ..
Coax
RTY
OLT6
ILMOTIIT - SEED
CLOVEU-SIMI ,
......
BACON, suocz..nrics,
••
......
LARD
gettysburiGralso &Prevision Marks..
actlifshary, Pridrty Morning.
oOn a pin
SUPER Fwuu,
KETRA FLOUR.
WHITE WHEAT
RED WHEAT
CORN
RYE
•
OATS.
BUCKWHEAT,
TIMOTHESEE D.
CLOVER-SE: .
POTATOES •
BUTTER,'
LARD,
EGGS, • ...........
BACON. SHOULDERS
•' 51DE5.......
" RAMS,
TALLOW
STOCKS AND BONDS.
closing Prices of De Haven dik Dee..
411 Neagh 3rd Plithweelplita.
3 o'clock. P. .31., Dec. 21,4 1870.
C. S. 6's of 'Bl.
... ~ ,64,
44 44 164 ,
'65 tiew,
.. .. .6.7,
.:13g 144
.107%
1073
Rug 1073
~1013 - MOM
..110 110%
_llO% 110%
• 1 10,10's, la% 106%
8.30 Q . Year 6pareestt. Cy., 110 1t
Gold, - 110% Dat
dilver 106 106
Union Pantile It. R. Ist M. Bonds, 605 015
Central Pacific R. R. 920 933
Union Paeltle , Land Grant 80nd5,.... 600 620
ELECTION.
Notloe is bergs,' Idireit lathe dboskiblAga at
the NATIONAL BANK o F o /Ern a-
BURG, that au Election for Seven Directors to
serve one year. will be held at the Banking Home
of said Institutiou on Tuesday, the 111th day of
January next, at 1 o'clock, P. M.
1;lec. UEO. ARNOLD, Cashier.
1870.—td
QIIERIFF'S SALE.
p •
in pursuance of a writ of Pfeil Rictor,* issued
out of the Court of Common Pleas of itsgua
Atit swintikat te st sid l ltt le • iiiirc rli d wasi ce w of • A=llllkir,
emal ig a ir
gefu ay, se. ear A i r:ember' -1
o'clock, p. on., the tollusethic person& juttpaity;
About 110,000 MUCH,
Prole 25 to SO ewes of WOOD, •
A lot of LOGS, and
About 3,500-les of rnol swaps,
aetaed sad rotate in menthol as the property
of A.IIIOINW Marra& itud to be sold
JACOB KLUX
Sheriff's Offiee, Gettysburg,Deo, 23,
agr-Ten per cent. of the ptirehaso money upon
W sales by the Sheriff mum be over lame&
ately after tho tti rog2 is down or upon
failure to ooib with the property wilt be
agaltoput up or sale.
PARE BARGAIN.
TA.Luellia PA TIN AT PRITATI SALL
--,----
The undersigned afters at PrliatlN
PAM, situated in Butler towneld
comity Pi., criielhall mile 'moth of
vsAs
on the t.
r ldlng fnon Getty
landsburg 'to
r lia
lies Paper
itibi tan.
In a sgu*Wiitntrtn 4 fi
of (infiltration and ender good fowling.
etinsht of a largo -410w
F i n r teN e W Bile k V rt
well to Water at
lc.= °
, outbandthip,.
Is au malimt Ow
the
Miti
that you OW 144 tiger
There is also an Axes on
In oidtne bearings also Peach and oilier wall
n.u. In abundance dose to the buildings.
Persons wishing to view '
sha ansmety can do so
bi wining on Use . 2± seillesignse . , . - Pot'. term. ad.
eri el. 1 7 15,1 1 7 !!t " ilualtbliTiats
Pee. Mk Ulfo,-4in - '
ZTE
VERY CHEAP FUR cAsli
The stock is the. very best of city
and I will guarantee it as rfillret , :ll4.4l. It em
braces the best CALF and Kll' 3 ISAS
in town, and a full line of titioLN,
Le.. for Ladies' mid ChUdreus' wear.
- THE. KANUFACTUMNI:
oil Boots, Shoes and Gaiters till also oe carried
its brandies, e.s before. Ltepalring dune
On shoomuce. By employing uone but hAt.elass
workmen, and using owe out .the ehoimsl.
er, he feels coathleni, of 'mint:A/Aug hi: formet
repined .
Certainly nothing will be Irft, undone
Thatukful for past favors, be trai. its . a eoutln u
sate ot public patronage. I). 11. K LING EL.
Gettysburg. I)re. 23, 15'O--tf
Valuation t Assessment,
1 1,C: 4 i 1.
yunivauce of an Act of y
lith day of July, 11542, the foll u niu., titatement
is hereby published by the Cotnrnl=si arts i.f
Adams county, which exhibits ur• de
scription and value of the Heal and Perswial
Property, Trades, Occupations ai Professions,
made taxable by the sever at Acts
..I ,, enlbly ct
this Commonwealth:
=7, , 7=
Hoitot Gliti AND 7 1 7 "%K . !.
TOWNSHIPS. =y
,r • C. 47.
47 7 7-. • • .
i;ext.3 st•org.A
Ctuntrrlaud.;
I;ertuan,.....t
(hiord
Huntington -L....
Latlinore '
niban .
Strairan .....
Franklin .• ......
.Nlenallen
Beading
Ilautlltua - •
Motintidea,ant".
Utdon
Tyrone
'oncowugt, ......
Butler
.31(titntioy ......
Vreedont
Liberty
Berm irk
Berwick b0r.,....
Highland .... .
York Spring, Itor.
r. - 4 4
E., 4
7. F.:77. a.fr. ..
).;
BOROX7(;HS AND E- c
TOWNSHIPS.
Fry 4g4 =T
• .1..• e
.
Gettysburg i !too Too 11 ".0 ' :'1:: , ) I ; ;'+n
Cumberland .-; K . 2.w
Germany ..... , .... .. . :.)47 ,, ' 100
Oxford , .I.G.':' 15. W
Huntington ..... ...... .... . #... A. , 1.01
Latlmore ........... .... .... .. ; 3 , :‘, 4.110
liamlltwflutn ± 6 4 ,, 6.00
teraban .r a'
Franklin
Menaßen 14W 1.00
.............. ... . ..
Reading........... . . .... . , 5:5f3
Hamilton . ..... ... , f.....,,32.- 1.00
Mountpleasant. " : 451Fi
.. .
Billion , 3oic.`
....
Tyrone .Ido
Conowago 4r,t,.;
.5 . !,0
.... .... .....
Butler.. 49:59 kw
ldountjoy ....... . ...... .... ... 4.,1:1t . .
Freedom 11. - . A.
Liberty ‘, ':.451, 2,-„,
Berwickl4A)
. .
Berwick bor,
Littlesti)wn lair ~. . . 31:o t;.ip
Highlaimt ..... ... ..... ... ... . . - , 3 , .. Iro
York Spring% tmr.. ... ....... ... I` i! 7 :0)
't. , ‘• 1171,7-.7 3150
We, the undersigned. Connutssioner, , ,f Adams
county, do certify that the above Valuation of
different Boroughs and Township , : ::( th , said
county, Is correct to the I+,ll "Itr
and belief. M. HARTMAN,
NEllllrii.
YlLiNets
Det- 1 Jeri,. MYYRS, Clerk.
Dec. ?.S.
~h~e _ xx~
CHARLEs A. DANA.. Ednor.
t foliar Arteklll ,Situ.
MEI
• Newspaper of tie Present Times.
lateaded for People Now on Earth.
IncluCtac. Farmers. ll'echanic.. Mere/nets, Pro-
Passional flea Workers. Thlnkoto. 1,111:1 at'Slon
oer of Homo' Foiks. sad the '.'lags. Sow. and
Drooshterd of all such.
ONLY ONE DOLLAE A YEAR :
ONE HUNDRED COPIES FOIL 830.
Or I•r• than One Cent • Copy. Let there be •
$U Club •t ev ry Poet (Mee.
7 ( 4 7 or.
210 4 7.
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13! 4 II
18 a is
12s g 13
SILIII.WEEKLY SUN, 82 A YEAR,
of the ',me also sot genem.l e'aarneter as
THE WEEKLY, bat woh a greater eanlety of
ortaeothuteoto madam, a Kt (orals:On the n-ers
to ib snbaerlbe,* with as e tier &cabmen. hoe:ma
It come* twice a week I Os lOW or one. only.
TIRE DAILY SEE, 86 A YEAR.
A prelmtnentlr r. , ,r1 Ale newspaper, wltn t'•e
lamest c.rentailJn in the world. Fr-e. Inde
pendent, and fearle•. In I•trltict. A I t:.,• pee.,
from er.•rywhere. Tw . CTOZI , a cony tby Mall.
ED cents a mouth, or 86 a year.
0 f. 75
000 0 000
110 fi 12!
00
00 (4 73
00 0 f 4
uo 90
(#) tir 400
000 0 660
PO e 100
CID a 30
00 0 12
00
00 a 13
00 0 13
00 0 0
oo 0 6
00 it 8
TERMS TO CLUBS
THZ DOLLAR WEEKLY rit.'N
Five coptcs, cihe seuarat.,,l , dre`.6,l.
Fear IfoHarp.
Ten Tonle‘. one CP,. sen .roteh .
114 SLtra COP) CO the getl, ••C el Ou
Eintst Dollars.
twenty tannin. ono yalr, Penunt!el. adOre , oeu
(a..d an eXita 6./ity to toe ,tt r ap Of C MD).
Fifteen Doll:sea.
Fflty one Tear. to one olOrrsol t tug
gennateek luau yes- t c..tunr a Hof Olt ).
Thirty-titre:3 It ()tiara.
Fifty caplet, nun res.. eenttratelV a - Arcoon ,
t—o Seml•Wootly one yen r• 0 c,tfer II o ur),
'Fliirts.flve
One hundred en• tea, nue rear no fill
(Int the Dan, for one year to I tut r t . etce
c 63). Fitly Dollars.
rye larydred elute. ' , no y.sr. e^ nowr ly un
&eve lon !the Del,' tor C 3"1.. r n...• er
up of club). PfiXIY Dollars.
THE SEMI-WEEKLY SUN.
nine eckoles. one year. Frparatelr ne,ll c
Eight
Tea corks, ore rerr renara'e'r a 4 .treasc.l (aa
In extra copy t.) getter ).
Sixteen Dollars.
MEND YOU'LL MONEY
.111 0 o.t Offlrte oMc 1. clerks. nr draft. ,:11 '7el,
fort. wherever e,overdent,nt. Then rim-,,, tr
;as lettereontaahlsw termer. &Urea.
ADAMS COUNTY
TEACHERS' INSTITUTE
Meets iu the Court.llonse In
GETTYSBURG,
Dec. 26th, at 1 1-2 o'clock, P.
4 1.."onn i"liW ty 813 416 perin lY tm .
Dee. I&-t[
mx CUCE7dBIII? Tryon
pu31.1)
.0,14 dozen masons what this Wit " u p*
man Wactured in dineriect
WELLS 4ND CISTERNS.
L It is Simple. 2. It is . Relkibk. & ILI% Durabie.
4lt Works very Essily,_ it throws Water
tr. &Itls al wood. The Wood
a Y steless. 8. it does not Crack .
• the dun. 9. It Is not liable to get
out of order. 10, bbeew any
repairs be necessary in bqw;
they pia eisilY be wade by
spy At om 4 It
not freeze.
Wan any 14. It is
cumber
et be t reliable .
Pump inns.
ispt2rod,
IJ&lldrtirtj 014;tao COW*
' ft A -4 ' l4 -- -- -
: FO Uts rtilyi - ti
for cylinder, and _hence no rust and- little
es fristlem-rannot weeze-and admirably
fo dicinklinig Gardens. Waaldug Win
/km, geraigaidigimg Fires, Elevating Water. en.,
-.Ained to Ile without an equal for durability,
peouomy andgdoavenienna ,
Baring purchased the raplusire right for Ad
ams county, persons 'winking Pumps for wells
gyn hare them furnished all coon to
=elgra l a ii ser s ie the . de t 4 ti the
i L geteen le all
V...or'ar pump
t , :- - tly t itiebded
o.
......,...- 308EPR
town, Artarnalrity l ia.
0at.13,1=4"` - , .' •
300981 111 , P , 7,"
271411 .;v.0,, 1 ".1.4.
. 1.0465 ZL4 .91f,
. 211776 217:;2 4 1160 14:x;0
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Asa AdviTtiotants.
SCHOOL FOE BOYS
Earnest Teaching. Common Sense Management.
YONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE.
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INCAIIOItA ACADEMY.—The Yd tiounon of
1 the aath school year ullll begin January 9th.
Those desiring 'Rnning. furnlshed room. wash
ing and tuition in a first-clam Boarding &hoot
tot a tern of nearly six months, $125. Mese send
for circular t. Academia, 11.. 41.
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illustiations ••sceedlugly iuterestingand varied
character. Mau of them tumorous. All about.
the pi inclich cities of the shin& the baths and
%acting places, huh-lights, rock-fights and car
nival. :street sights In flay:lna. Culture and
Manufacture of Colter, Sugar and Tobacco.
i'act add Fr 0: Statistic and Atlceat arc!
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'1 4 of tnir Ilunan-41mA flit; Thousaitd
copies of Vi , k . liiusts:thot latttloKtte 1,1 Need,
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and Eng' fog of alllioSt
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Relieves ine,t %iolent IruuYy. uls in tine minutes
and efitxfs a wee,* cult. Al lee 1- by malt.
JAPANLsE 11A111 STAIN
the n lli,kcl w and hair a beautiful Black or
ri. It eoust.sts 1/I only one PlePillatiou.
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tr
.I— :(.(tS.—ltiLL thing. tictul fur Circular
L., A. r HoNs a•uingtou ct.. Brou,kl) LI.
DOVAL HAVANA LOTTERY.—Prizes cashed
it and 111101104 km turinstwd by GkMuit ka..
rforldrizar, it. 1.
, ER N LII.ABLE
toARM IN Wk.ST
-1 ARIL.. M AN Al to f SALt---nauite in
Fredel Irk Co., on the 'Whitton e and Ohio IL
sixty lii es west or cuntalas 2tat acres
taw ; improved by two dwellings, one brick, with
hall and eight s wins. and tine cellar (the grouwb
ate Ueatutlued wan choke Rees, sin übhery. etc:,
n.c.). tur ~tier a amid...dile haute cottage, situ
ated ut the orchard,ctnitaliiiiig lusty acres of
apwes amid peaw, awl enclosed by an
rr.ace mange the haw and other out
ate anip.e and in good tepair. Laud is
or !In• tie , ,t, guilty id lane stoke. keuelng good.
with riiiiii.tig Miter in carry meld. Lime kilns
and tilexa,n.stilne , inarties ,Pf the purest moue,
' lie farms I. InitAt.l entire, or Will be
do lab^t to suit porch:l,ls. For lull description,
pri•••• • Leine, ay.. adder's or apply to A. IJELAiLI
UCTr. Isuckepstun - tt. std. Dee.
SchotaaCker & Co.'s Pianos.
Thp'sorfw4 Pianos
a! I'TicPs I•c(ntr the. Afq,oti.Co4 to
..11,bulfwAy
Flavin:4 determlned to offer our extenAre stuck
of ,t9tcjoi UUSCN 1/011 hallos
-at plice3 the actual cost to manufacture,
We aiii aell. dining the month of Ih - cernber, at
the foadu nig peat reduction., in order to (low
Out our large •atock b) the end of the year.
No. 1. 7 oetaie. front round corners. carved
ieg m , f or Iti:At
No. 2. 7 oota VP, tour round corners...arced legs
C. 50 for 4400.
No. .3. netave, front round corners, serpentine
case, likito for 6401.
N0..4. 7 octave, four round corners, serpentine
case. eftiV for 41'45.
N.. 6. 7 octave, four round corm:. moulding
cast', 4 , 7 C , e for .175.
oeLare, totir r"tind corner's. moulding
s7:v. 1,,r
Nti. 7. 7' octave. Stuare (:rand. richly carved
5iUO for
EBBVIN=I
\u. 2. 7 octave Up' ight ~ r Ca,binvt haw) •7
for ;a-1.)o.
No. 3. 7 1 ,4 tkotav, l'i,riatt or Cabinet Plano vim
,No. 1. 7 , , o,oa‘e Seotl4;rakol Pfau° 1W) for
10111.
N. '2. 71.4 octave Three-quarter Grand nano
slimx) for f;dU.
No. 3. 7t, oetave Full Concert Grand Flaw
81Z.4) for 4-n.
Tho reputation of thowi first-clam inqtrmnenta
mukeN it ne,s,sory for us to way a word in their
favor. 'lll,-. are utlivermlly acknowledged to be
stioet tor to nny Instrument made.
Ttp,o• aisoluit to purettur. or <frothing rnake
'IIItISTM AS PRESENTS, .
n1;1 Mid that our special and extraordinary re
duction of prices wla enable them to obtain
A FIRST-CLASS INSTRUMENT
at a price even less than a second-rate, or Inferior
one would U tiler wise cost them.
Those witutlng bartraitis should not fall to call
at our Warerooms, No. 1103 Chestnut Street. and
examine our large stock, where they will be read
ily convinced of the Hum Witty of Unmet Pianos . .
and the sacrifice at which we are offering them.'
SCHOMACKEIt & CO.
N. B.—Sole agents for the celebrated
BURDETT ORGAN.
Sireatalogues, with desenption a - styles and
schedules. tit can be had by applying at .
our warerooms, or will be sent by mall. '.
Philadelphia, Dec: 16.1871.).-4w
LADIES' FANUY • FURS 1
JOHN FAREIRA ,
71s Arai St.
Middle of the Block, between 7th and Bth Streets,
South aide,
PHILADELPHIA,
Importer, Manufacturer and Dealer In all kinds
and quality of
FANCY FURS •
Fe! Ladles' sad ellfidw•M'a Wpm.
Having enlarged remodeled and Improved :a
aid and favorably known PHU IeMPORIUM,
baying imported a very lame and splendid
aortment of all the dinerent kinds of Furs from
first halids in Europe and having had them nude
aD by the wet skillful workmen, I would re
spectfully invitb my friends of Adams and ads.
c Counties, to call and examine my verg large
audheaulaiul ammlansot of Fanar - Purs, fro lA.
dire and Children. lam determlnedta sail all as
low priors aearry Wok respecta misrepresent this
city. All Furs Wallowed. Ns
Lions to effect mile& JOHN PAREIKA,7IB Arch
Street, Philadelphia. (Oct. 21.-Sm
AGENTS WANTED. -
~44.,
Invaluable to ery reader of a book, magazine
or paper.
.
THE CO GE CTOPpEillan.a.,
..
111,CSTUATED.
COMPIM RIAM'
48
HISTORY AND . BIOGRAPHY.
and
wisest sO of4qaundsco tb4t ten en I the qu i rditms who?re gard whakt where'?
n tO
sons, places and things, n our everyday red
per
ding,
are here readily and correctly answerd. It also
recounts the wonderful. rossantic and stirring
events ut iiistoryould idt regletn with lII=
Sketches, Anecdotes and Ansrmattres—r. •
It °neer Ile talnahle and huntable bnoksip
the *IC& I nueOit oiserindinne, and
.
sui.to W 4VIISCSIIIIOX ONLY,
skid for etrculam
' BUMSAA P1 1 4146 , rt,
De 6. 16, 1870.—uu . sywome 61,
fi'las IRO Molt
tisisg mipoi
iya"tiv.
FON 1571
1 A MC, VICK,
IC.whe , ter. N. 1
These Instruments have been before the public
for nearly Thirty years, and upon their excellence
alone attained an unpurchased pre-eminence,
which pronounces them unequalled. Their
combines great power, sweetness and fine signing
quality, as well as great purity of intonation, anti
sweetness throughout the entire scale. Their
•
TQZsc4l
Is pliant and elastic, and entirely free from the
stiffneial found lu so many Ilium&
IN WOMIKKANSHIP
they are unequalled, moue Inn the verybest
MOONED YaT 2 / 1 11A1, • capital employed
In our business enabling us to keep continually an
immense stock of lumber, de., on hand.
WAR our SWARM PuriOs have our New Im.
proved Overstrung Scale and the Auxin%
TRIBLIt.
SiarWe would call special attention to our late
improvements In GRAND PIANOS whichU
GRAN DS; Patented Aug. 14. 1866, br ng
the Piano nearer perfection than has yet been al-
Every Piario fully Warranted for 5 Years.
We have made arrangements for tbe
Wholesale elgency for the most Oelebrated rex.
e
LOH ORGANS and MELODEONS, which we of
ter Wholesale and Renal, at Lowest Factory
PETER BENTZ , Agent,
A VALUABLE BOOK
YEAR BOOK
Ono of the most complete compends of Import•
ant Intormubh which has ever been Compiled In
this coun. It should be In every Liinary, as
Sault tif naerence. • .
It cattalo In latereallagilistory of Almanam;
Civil, Cummereg, &ad A ultural Inas Matiou
ittui t ins
concernl all eau; in the Worid ; a
4 saw Benermant Malta
etiVid u Denominations in the World,
with a coat )+l anal larectuiry of nearly
every Ikely in the United tat oi e &com
plete LYS of-ail the Colleges, .Thad
St k
narks& litediadand LAW Schoobl lit V tei rA
ates -
ONZ DOLLAR,
All pprconc ttheeribind and parted for the
2..'XIV YORK OPeilatVhiltor one year 03) will
twelve a copy of this valuable wort
Sempleeetilesot their wit*
8/DX 7 It 2 0001 atlt
• - ziew-fork.
partt-ovoitilitdpisoo•4•4olLtowt
Snit' adtt riving-4i;
S ('.CLOCK.
PHIS IS till HIUZABG i—ity rending 35 CENTS
I 'Mirage, height. oakw el eyes aad gag. you
' will nami ire, byname =Hot earrwa picture of
your future buguuld or Wile, with 'mune cad data
of . /Wilms W. 1•031, P. O. Drawer
No. AI inlitra N. Y..
Iteo.
AGENTS WANTED FOR
THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD
, Connairdod Fleetwood's. "Life Christ," And
"Lines of theApusties, h'. , rants and Martyrs,"
Doddridges "tvidenee ClerWlanity ;" "History
of the Jews by Josephus ; "If h.tut7 of al/ nag
' ions Denominations," with treatise and tables re
lating to events connected with Bible tlhntia
containing ninny tine gagraviugs. The whoig
forming 'a eomplete Trell.SUrY of Christ
Knowledge. W. FLINT, 25 S. Seventh street,
Philadelphia. Dec. 16.-4 w
GETTING UP CLUBS.
Great Baring to Consumers
•
Parties -.-
enquire how to get up clubs. Our an
swer Ls, send for Price List, and a Club form will
accompany It with full direetions.--inake a large
saving to consumers and remunerative to Club
organizers.
Tar. GREAT AMERICAN TEA Co
*1 a u Va.EY ITRLET,
P. U. Box 5643. NEW YORK. Dee. 16.--lw
t GENTS WANTED FOR THE LIBRARY OF
..71. POETRY AND SONG, the handsomest and
cheapest work extant. It has something in It of
the beat for every one,—for the old, the middle
aged and the young—and must become universal
ly popular. Excepting the Bible, this will be the
book must loved and the most frequently refer
red to in the Lanny. Every page has passed un
der the critical eye of the great poet, WM. CUL
LEN BRYANT. Rare chance for best Agents.—
The only-book of its kind ever sold by subset-Ip.
Lion. bend at once for circulars, &c., to Ghti.
MACLEAN, Publisher, 719 Nansom St., Philadel
phia, Pa. Dec. 16.-4 w
MUNEY (UICKLY MADE
by active men and women getting subscriptions
for the great religious
edited
literary weekly The
Christian Union, by likhlitY WARD
BELCHER. Having in its corps of Contributors
the ablest talent of the land. A charming serial
story by the world-famous authoress% of "Uncle
Tom's Cabin," Just begun. Every subset lber for
1571 receives the paper for eight weeks, and the
people's favorite, Marshall's IVashington, (alone
worth W.;,) free. This new and unequalled eumbi
nation is taking like slid fire. All are doing e ell,
many making from CO to Om a day. Now Is the
harvest time, act wisely and quickly. There In
peedilvely nothing that Vail pay you so well.
f'opy of paper, eliaßtler of story and rare terms
Free, address A. 11. itt:BßAia), Or Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia. Dec 2,—tw
lA-A NT ED—AG ENT:i--To sell bur new
lllus
tratrd fizok of fravtla
THROUGH
RIM
Ity ii,.4lrlaS W. limrx. .1 comprehensive and
saluable exposition of the countries of Alaska,
siberia, China and Russia as they are to.day.—
Slatching our fachardsn's "Beyond the 311,8iS-
Sipfr.," and Mark Twarti'v "innocents abroad" In
8:c. fiend for circulars and see our extra
tonnN. Address, AMERICAN PUBLISHING
Co.. Hartford. Conn. Dee. 2.-4 w
THEA-NECTAR
A PURE . CHINESE
BLACK TEA
WITH. GREEN TEA FLAVOR.
Warranted to Suit all Tastes
FOR SALE EVERY wVIIER.
And for sale Wholeaale only by the
Great AttautiQ & Pacti,', Tea Co.,
P Box , a5OO, A Church Se., N
-
:sENI) POE THEA NECT 11t CIRCL LAIt
Dec L -bw
TE WELL'S
CA BOLIC TABLETS.
An unfailing remedy for all Bronchial Difficulties,
Coughs, Cults, Iloartnem, Asthma. Diptheria,
Ury nets of the Throat or Wiud Pipe and all Ca
tarrhal diseases.
The wonderful modern discovery of Carbolic
Acid, is destined to become one of the greatest
blessings to mankind in Its application todiseases
of the throat and its great curative qualities in all
affeetiom of the CHEST and LUNGS.
DR. WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS
besides the great remedial agent Carbolic Acid
e.ontainsother Ingredients universally recommend
ed, which chemically *nubble. producing a Tab
let more highly medicinal and better adapted for
diseases of the throat than any other preparation
ever before offered to the public.
CAUTION.—Be sure youjet Well's Carbolic
Tablets ; don't let other goods be palmed off on
you In their place.
COUG lIS AND COLDS
Weirs Carbolic. Tablets are a sure cure. Try
them SOLD DY DRUGGIST& Dec. 2-4 w
0041 A WEER paid agents male or female, In
.7 a new manufacturing business at home.
No capital requite(L Address NOVELIT Co..
taco, Ste. Dee. 2.-iw
ALES:HEN WANTED.—linelnees honorable.
:io competition, liberal pay given. S. W.
KENNEDY, 8 S. 4th St.. Phila. Dec. 2.-4 w
SlO MADE FROM 50 Cts
Something urgently needed by everybody. Call
and examine, or sam es sent (postagBAt aid) for
bi cta. that retail for 411 G. IL L. Vt 'axon.
151 Chatham Sq.. N. Y. Dec. ?...-4w
100,COG A(iENTS WANTED FOP.
How Women can make Money
and other best Books in the market. WKLY.
NEY rv. MARTIN. I*3 Chestnut sr, Phila. iw
k It's HELPER
Shows how to double the profits of the FARM,
anti how fanners and their ions can each make
$lO PER IIONEU
In Winter. 10,000 Copies will be mailed free to
Farmers. Send name and address to ZIEG LER
& Philadelphia, Pa. Dec. 2.-4 w
I WAS cured of Deafness and Catarrh by a Mai
-1 pie remedy and will send th_. receipt rrre. Mrs.
M. C. LEI:Xi KT, Amy lify, IL J. Dee. 2.-4 w
A GETS *tinted for Hadley's New. Fresh
11 Book ''S.A.C4t.EI3 klefittits Ali 1) ht.ARTYItd."
Written in the Author's happiest styie, and sur•
naming his former works, wniels have been sold
by the IOtt,OUO. WO Original Steel Engravings
-from designs by our Artists who has spent three
years in Bible Lands. The Clergy and the Press
are loud In its praise. Agents are making money
rapidly, E, B. Dour & Co.; Pub's 654 Broadway,
New York. Dec. 2.--tw
Sixty fire First Prize Medals Awarded
THE GREAT
Ballimore has Mandatory.
WILLIAM K.NABE & GO.,
Manufacturers of
GRAND, SQL ARE 4M) time=
PIANO' FORTES,
BALTIMORE, MD
TOOT
liagMariult skeet, Turk. Ps.
Sept. tt Is7o.—am
NEW YORK OBSERVER
AND ALMANAC,
TO BE ISSUED JANUARY IST, Ifrll
0 R.*,Z,.v_.;:,.f,ci1i144,":1;.'..•.
461
PALACEj `HOVEL;
bee. 1144 w
Phases of London Life.
By Di.J. Kirwan, the well-known Jounialist.
'THE (1.111 LAILGEO. C7oeatb3BlQ.N 1494
This book is a beautiful Octavo of 'MS pages,
embellished with 'AI engravings, and a finely ex
ecuted map of Landon designed and executed
expressly fur this work by eminent artists. It
contains a full, graphic, and truthful statement
of the bights, Secrets. and Sensations of the gnat
Metropolis of the World. its pictures are from
real Life and yet so weird and romantic that it
almost challenges one's credulity. It displays in
bold relief theffpalling misertel Boa poor. and
the reckless inxury of Merle% The rMot salea
ble book to market. Circulars and sample pages
sent free. Address, BELKNAP & BLISS, Hart
ford. Conn. Dec. g,-3t
TO THE
WORKING CLASS.
MALE OR FEM A LE.—We are prepared to
furnish all classes with ( eastant Employmenr, at
home, the whole or {art of the time. Business
new, respectable and very profitable. emnant
either sea easily earu from 03 to per 'evening,
and much larger amount by devoting their
whole time to the business. Heys and girls earn
nearly as much as men or women. Anyone send.
leg for our Full Instructions is certain to make
money fast. That you must test the business, we
will send Free by mall, our FULL INsTRUC
TIONS HOW TO CORMENCE, also a Valuable
Sample Package of Goods Those already . starV
ed are makinf Waver week devoting to bours
a day. No t ANTAL NEEDED to start bold
ness. It is adapted for al:lova/111es. If you want
permanentemploymentond large retnqis, see&
your Address tp 31. TOL N(.l & CO., &I Flannel St,
New Yor: Dec. 9, Mt-4m
Tarriages, Ammo, &r.
D. MCCILE
J meuttutr
"BEST ALWAYS CHEAPEST."
The Best and Cheapest,
Brilllvs, Collars
and LIAENESS of all klud3, In the County, are
alwayn to be found at the oat and well known
stand. Baltimore st., ooposite the Pre,bytetiau
Church,
OUR . RIDING and WAGON SADDLES,
are the most substantially built and neatest.
OUR ititinchs, (plain and all ver mounted,) are
complete In every rentpect and warranted of the
very best mater tall abd workmanship.
OCR. 1 , 11 Ett LEATHER. DRAFT COLLARS,
can not be beat. They ate the best Fill LNG and
most durable.
OVERLAND
OUR HEAVY DRAFT HARNESS,
arc made to order, as cheat) as they ran tie made
anywhere and hi the most 3U Mitauthu manner.
RIDING BRIDLES. WWl's. LArillEs, DRAFT
Haines, Fly -nets and everything. .None better or
cheaper.
OUR PRICES
have been ItEII:TED to the lowest living standard.
A liberal percentage for cash, on all bills
amounting to $5 or more.
We work nothing but the best of stuck and will
warrant every article turned out to be In every
respect as represented.
'thankful tut past favors we invite attention to
our ppresent k.
B'Glve us a eall and examine prices and qual
ity. D. :4cl:tit-AEI" MJN.
Jan. 211. ldrA—tt
BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES.
REMOVAL.
frHE undersigned has removed his Carriage.
lualung shut/ to the east cud of 54iddie Aztec,
Gett)sburg, 1 - a. Where be wish continue to huh('
all kinds of uot ,
iu Lis due, viz:
CARRIAGES, TROTTING St FALL
ING-TOP BUGGIES, JAGGER
His work Is all put up of good material and by
the bear of fuecioudes, and cannot lan to give sat
isfaction. His pikes ate al way s reasonable. lie
solicits urdeJ s. confident that he Call pieaae.
REPAII: I NG promptly (lone, at nmderate rates.
W. H. If ALLAG tlkß.
July 1, 1:3-1p
SAVE YOUR HORAS I
HORSE COLLARS.
rI'HE undersigned has for Sale these CELE-
J. BIiAItDCAJLLAIth, thisoulaetut est by Hauer
& Bert y, Ildiadetphlu, widen ate now used by all
the City I'Lls>senger itailtuad Companies fur the
protection of their stock. They are fighter in
weight, a IN.r is on moisture. and du not heat. The
Cork with Mitch they ate s[ll/led being very etas-
We, the Cellar adjusts to Nth Abili.l46 .4 Uwe attimii,
and consequently dues nut chafe.. Fairness, try
them. abo, .
HARNESS
of all kinds for saleand made to order. Call at
iny eatabilatancut on Umiale street, bialys/mg,
Pak. adjohdog Pas.venger Depot.
CARRIAGE-MAKING.
The war being over, the Ultdersigird have re.
sumed the
Carriage-Making Business,
at their old stand. in East Middle street, Gettys
burg, whete they Are ;tgaiii pima/eft to put up
work in the !flout Lishiultabbe, substantial, and
superior tit Ither. .1 iut new and sectnt.hund
CABBIAGES, BUGGIES, &C.,
on band, which they will dispose of at the lowest
prices. and an o, del s will be Nuppl led as promptly
and satimactorily as possible.
arR EP A IRING4E3
done with dispatch, and at cheapest rates.
A tat i t e,lot of uew and old RAIL\ t•zb on hand
fur sale.
Thankful to the liberal patronage heretofore
enjoyed by them, they solicit and wLI endeavor to
deserve a la t qe share the tutu' e.
May 166.-4 DANIS & ZIEli LEit.
Cuptutl ra and Q:t titration.
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Wm. U. 6talkmith c ►Suu
E TTYSB CR 6;,
Carpenters and Contractors.
DOORS, SHUTTERS,
BLINDS, DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES
CORNICE, DOOR AND WINDOW
Constantly on hand, and manufactured to order
BEST MATERIALS,
I?;.• ,, exrierfeneed workmen. and at
REASOITABLE PRICES
.q''Orde'rs promptly attended to
Janun;3 - • -- tS„ I—tf
GEO. , C. CASHMAN,
Carpenter and Contractor
RESPECTFULLY Worm the public, that he
hay removed to his New Shop, on Stratkni
between York and Railroad streets, and is pre.
pared to take contracts for putting up and repair
ing build Lugs, at as rusenantdeteu4s as anY bog ,
der In Gettysburg—all work guaranteed to be of
best uslity. He kopeo bystrietailention to bust.
ness o merit public patronage. Give him a call
April 9, 1/939-if
gift and tirt 11w:want t.
ADAMS COUNTY
AMMitt - fIRE INStiftAltct 'ollllllllt
. ,
tneorporated, Mere
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Prealdent — GeOralbfOPlL
Voe-riesi4ept.:-13;mq01 B. Russell.
Nicretary—ix A.
Tresaurer—E. b. Fahnestook.
uttieugve Oninitiee-.44e4P 1461 5! I V
riokftwasciotilting. P •)`..
bidunaers7Georile liwnlk l / 4 4, A. 444104 R.
McCurdy, & Ratussell, 43.
berg; Jacob Klag4 **Vow tawasidererfideriek
Diehl, Franklin: IL 14, haft, 86164; Akdlei
P. Girt, New Oxf ord ; Wm. Noss White, Lawny ;
H,
CI 11 ' 1°14741e- tff*Pgi. (You
' 4 o•ThisCololaey to limited to itoOpentiostoto
the County of Adams. It has been in nperadon
imlnt ttmll,t9 yeah% and In that period has
made bin Invimitetonneni, having. raid -MOM by
ItrefigdPllPlthlr4 l44ll 4 ll3 l lll4 44; 14 ( War 4. 4 4 044
4tp t ikattp ftek Ittounutee exo ands to
sitlotocitltsioxiaffitra • '
lealte Executive Committee meets at the
ef the crolswiuur. on mg last Wedrindal - IL eiftt
ilkotWat 9 o'clock. P. M.
tie 10. 111411-0
AGENTS WA_NTEIS Foit
(NI l; HEAR 1" S
WAGONS, &C., &C
I'ATENT ELASTIC MK
JOHN CULP
BRACKETS, &C.
out of th 4
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
OFFICERS,
-- tusk Vabr,
NORRIS'
:HEADQUARTERS I
stildk-Eattt Corner of Centre Sqvn,..,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
Ma the Laigest and Beat Stock of
FALL AND WINTER
CLOTHING,
SR; LiTUT BTTLE9
HATS AND CAPS,
TRY REST .111ANCIPACTURED
BOOLS AN I) S' HOES",
9.ITR A VARIETY OF
Winter Under-clothing,
Gents' Furnishing Goods of every variety ;
also a large-assortment -of
NOTIONS, TRUNK
And everything found In a Gentlemen'. Fur may
lug Store.
GIVE US A. CALL.
Oct. 14, IV;tl.--lf
G TL/PIEN
FURNIBIIII\6 I GOODS
la miles variety at
AT CUN.NIIV (111 A 111'8
On Chant ergurg Street
Spring& Summer Clothing
wrnt A LARGE STOCK OP
Flats, Caps, Boots & Shoes,
COBE-4.X & CUNNINGILIAI
HA
ta V r:e irt rec
ckor ved from he City a new and
Clothing, Hats and Caps,
BOOTS AND SHOES, NOTIONS;
, •
SEG4I2S, 6 . c., 6v,
LATEST STYLES
One and an are In Invited to can at our Store, on
Baltimore street, Gettriburg, uearlY oPPottton
lalinettock Bros.
IL C. C(SBEA7,
Alit!! 15, 18'0-tf JAR. CUNNESORAII
Any person wt wan!**
Fitting Suit
GO TO crYstyGuArs
On Chaintwrsburg Street
NOW FOR BARGAINS !
READWIADE.
CLOTHING,
FOR FALL AND WINTER
PICKING & CO
HAVE Just received from the City the LARD
offerIIEST STO( K of Iteadty•Stade-Cl era
d In Gettysburg, consisting of
Beaver & other Overcoats )
DRESS and BUSINESS COATA„ PANTS. VESTS,
White Shirt% Woolen Shirts Buckskin, El& and
other Gloves, Blanket& Nuliulo Robes, Horse
Blankets, Clocks, Dunks, Valises, Ac. Also, the
latest styles of
•
HATS CAPS,
for Men and Boy's. Neck Ties, Cravats, Musical,
Instruments. Crubrellas, and Nutiona of every
variety. .16,a large lut of
BOOTS. SHOES,
of superior quality. Our Readv.:Made Clothing
has been made expressly for this market, of the
latest styles, the best of goods, and by experlene•
ed workmen, Persons wanting Bargains, will do
well to call and examine our stock In Chambers
burg street, opposite Elue'der's Drug Store before
purchasing elsewhere. PICKING Cr)
Oct.
Fall and Winter Clothim:.
in great variety at
FRANK CI.T.NNINGHAM •Fi
chambersburg Street.
WOLF'S
IC6ap Clothi n g St()11..
On the Northeast Corner of Centre pare,
. Gettysburg, Pa.,
Has the largest and best stock of
FALL & WINTER
° CLOTHING, -
ever offered in this place. 'Aldo, the very latest
and best styles of
Hats Caps, Boots it . Shoes,
with a variety of Mater Vader•Cietlalsr m
and Gemini , Fans, shims Gamins generally..
About nue among:tot Jewellry,wasebee,
cloaks
The best Mesa doe.
nano red Leather Trent* and
Valises, Carpet Hags and Umbrellas always on
hand.
Hosiery and Gloves, a large assortment. Child.
ren's Fancy Shoes of all kind& In 'shoat, every
thing that Ls usually kept ; la a tinn-clami Gesd's
Furnishing Store.
• be ing , ll be sold as low airthe
prop w motto
"Quick sales and small profits. ' Call and
examine our stock of goods before puschasing
elsewhere. • & WOLF.
Nov. 16, 1670.—tf
ALL STYLES OF
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, BEAVERS, &c..
PRANK CUNNINGHAM'S
Chambersbury St.
REMOVED
JWEPII JACOBS,
MERUIL&NT TAILOR,
HAtil REXOYED
here door to J. W. Cress' Stere o en Chas.
bersburg at., near the Spier,. t
A large affilortrnent of
CatidenevaßV4lolo4-
sm. 'Beim
*Mike
II WWII
. ,
oirerea at the
.finedhot pate p o lfts.
Goads bought anthem** off ethane.
Gooda toads up wi th dis as well when
bought at other nom at at his urn. Latent 1%.
Y. /widen* itaffelted, taßuiriai done In the
THmatt apprirreffaitagrut, as MAL
iparvame sad no effort
to
AMU tr-tt JON. JACOBS.
MtlSical Instruments, &c.,
AT N s,
cuNNlNGHitikv S.
on Chassiersbet qv Melva.
STAGE OFFICE.
KEYSTONE 110tRiK, •
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HE Keystone Kona, —' ‘ ,
. wi t n g
T tilis been aseeted its the
tb• t151.4-11Klinntitiltti. nili!11.- •e ' • Vita
brAtin LlZielk Stept,k uir , tul
sally as i teenier,' • I"' , Air,l,..
Autry at the geese Winn. —a& tits
Mum! acid Wad kit at 84 pi la
aatica=Apatagaritienktee"vit°
•• ' •-; im -'' - ttri 4,4 i luta,
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