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I t l COUNTY TEACXEST prisTITIDT , E•
':lit "attar anb tritintl. The
, Adams County Teacit ern' Assoc:is
! tion train * Wirt-Rouse on - Mesa*
'afternoon, and was called to order by Mr.
Wert, the County Superintendent, who
called on Rev. Mr. Breideuhaugh W open
the session with prayer.. After ehishrg,
and reading the minutes of last year's
Convention,'"tbe roll was called, $S Teach
ers responding. A number subsequently
reported, making the aggregate attend-
Ai.rourren.—The Commissioners have ' ance larger than usual As we goto paws
appointed J. Jeff. Myers Mercantile Ap- while the Institute is in merlon, we mutt
praiser of the county for th 4 c. coining , content ourselves with a brief 1‘10)111ary of
year.its doings.
Friday Morales', Nee: SO Is 7•.
LOCAL ITILMS
ELOCCTIONART ENTERTAIN MEN' T. —Mrs.
Randall's last Elocutionary Entertain- i
merit will be given to night, Thursday,)
in the Court-house.
,1' - - - Mr. Wert welcomed the Convention in
PRIIIIMPL11 " 1 " -W15 /earn that on Fri- ; apertinent address, and then announeeil
day last, pis- pupils of the East. Berlin the following Conanittee B 7 $ l2l
High school presented their teacher, J. Os Reioistions—Aston Sheely, P. A.
Curtis lEtiktOrand, a handsome 'Cane. as W. liankeY, Peter ICready„ Martha A.
a token of love and esteem..
iso W •••. • Jennie litunflton.
teg..,_Tito sus d pn Z 4 l4,7n ap et the l ast '• • nization. —Wm. Cnrrens, Mar y
few days his produced a pretty fair crop I MeOrew , Maz7 J. -111114 7.4
of ice, Rock Creek being frozen over to Social Ititercourss. 7 W . Hcrivard Dicks,
the depth of five or six inches. The ice
men have been busy filling their ice
_houses.
rim large building is in process of
erection at St. Joseph's Academy, near
Emmitsburg, designed for an Exhibition
Hall. It Till be 142 by 136 feet, three
stories, the Exhibition Hall to be 20 feet
from floor to ceiling. The building will
be brick, and will cost about $50,000.
SALES. —Rev. Jeremiah A. Mickley,
Administrator of the Estate of Jacob
~,Biesecker, of Franklin township, sold the
farm of the deceased to Francis Ogden foi,
$66 an acre.
Mr. Herbst has sold his house on York
street to Miss Tillie Gillleapie, $1,750.
Lentils Mon.—David Arendt, sea., of
'Cumberland township, last week slanght
terrd a hog, 18 months old, which weigh
hit 404 lbs., when dressed.
We learn also that Mr. R. W. Sadler',
of Yorir Springs, on the 22d inst., slaugh
tered two, hogs, 16 months old, which
weighed 1001 lbs, - when dressed—one M 5
lbs and the other 488 lbs.
CARRIER'S ADDRESS.-Our Carrier de
sires us to remind the patrons of the
"STAB & BERTINEL," that he will be on
band on Monday morning next, with his
usual New Years' Carol. As during the
past year he has trudged through cold and
heat, snow and rain, to bring theiit his
weekly budget of news, he hopes they
will be prepared to greet him on Monday
with liberal offerings in exchange for his
song.
RAILROAD SURVEY.-OR Thursday the
29th inst.. in accordance with the notice
of Mr. Townsend, the purchaser of the
Gettysburg Railroad, the organization of
the new Company was to take place in
Philadelphia. A few weeks will develop
the purposes of these gentlemen.
In the mean time, we understand that
Mr. Joseph S. Gitt ct of New Oxford, has
been ordered by Mr. Townsend to proceed
to make a survey end location of a route
from New Oxford to York, with a ciow to
completing the link between York and
this place. This will give a continuous
railway oomtolualcation - from New York
to 'Gettysburg, father by way of Philadel
phia, or Reading and Columbia. This
link once completed, there can 1w no
doubt as to an extension westward in the
direction of Hagerstowh, to connect with
the Baltinlore and Ohio and roads run
ning Southwest. It will form a direct
through line from New York to the South
west, shorter; by some 30 or 40 miles,
than the Cumberland Valley road.
MASOFIC.—On Monday night, R. H.
"Thoteks, Esq., of Mechanicsburg, D. D.
G. M., ,ef this diitrict, installed the offi
•cers of --"Hebroa Lodge. No. 185, .t
York Springs, viz:—W. M., I. W. Pear
son; S. W., U. A. Sheeler; J. W., F. N.
W. Bowers; S., J. L. Worley; T., C. G.
Beals. On Monday night last, Dec. 26,
the members of Hebron Lodge bad a
pleasant re-union in - their Hall, with a
capital banquet prepared by Mrs. Reed.
D. D. G. M., Thomas also installed the
-officers of "Good Samaritan Lodge, No.
:336," of this place, on St. John's Night,
Dec. 27, viz:—W. M., A. J. Cover; S. W.,
J. Stehle; J. W., W. R. H.-.Desitrich;
S., H. S. Benner; T., John Rupp. After
the installation the members proceeded to
the Springs Hotel, where the usual ban-'
quet was eiried up; in excellent. style. by
the proprietor, Mr. Hoppes. D. D. G. M.
Thomas responded to a toast to the Grand
Lodge of Pennsylvania, and was followed
by others, the feast of reason and flow of
soul continuing until a late hour, closing
with "Auld Lang Syne."
Canirrmtes.—Our exehiuiges come to
as this week with copious accounts of
chrislialaa observances in all parts of the
.countly.. While the Puritan Thanksgiv
ing beoozaes a national festival, the Ger
man Christmas& festival is working its way
into the heart of New England. Our city
• exchanges give full reports of sermons
-delivered in the pulpits of all denomina
lions on Sunday, bearing on the Saviour's
:advent.
lin Gettysburg, the day was observed as
usual, with special exercises on Sunday
in the different AMOK*, and by a closing
of pieces of business en Monday.
On Christmas eve, the Reformed Sun
day School held its usual alholnatlon.----
Two large trees had been put up in the
church, handsomely decorated and bril
liantly lighted with numerous candles.—
After the usual liturgical exercises, gifts
were interchinged between scholars and
teachers, through the pastor Rev. Mr.
Deatrich. The latter was. presented with
a Sewing Machine, by memliers of the
congregation.
The same evening the Methedist Sun
day School met in their church, around a
beautiful Christmas tree, and had a pleas
ant time ib i4cfnurging gifts.
On Sunday morning the pulpit of
Christ's Church was occupied by Rev. Dr.
Brown, who delivered an able discourse
On Luke 2: 15. As the sheperds, after the
angelic announcement, prepared to go
to Bethlehem,"to see this thing which is
moo to pass," Dr. B. invited his hearers
to a consideration of the mission and true
nature of Christ, as God-man, in the mys
terious blending of the divine and human.
In the afternoon, the tlunday School
of Christ's Church had special exercises,
Prof. Martin, Prof. Bangher, and Dr.
Hay delivering addressor.
The Catholic Church was lighted with
gas for the first time on Sunday night,
and presented a fine appearance. The al.
tar, as usual at Christmas, was decorated
with greens and lighted up with numerous
candles. The pastor, Rev. - Mr. 8011, con
ducted the usual Vesper services, and was
foll Owed by Rev. E. Term Professor of
Theology at Mt. St. Mary's College, in an
interesting discourse based on Luke 2:12,
in which he vividly portrayed the' =Odi
ous and social degradation of the world at
the time of the birth of Christ, and the
need of a Redeemer and Saviour. Dar
. ing the ,'#rd4 of gas *jets
sprung *vie er nsclo was lighted,
throwing a brilliant flood of light over the
altar.
A ccuTeeixneleel funnel** as wit 4 note■
.of the Sabbath Itched ',Weber at New
.oxford.
WAREHOUSE POE RENT.—The building
now 000aphad by Jo* Wass & Box as*
Prodaa. Wareboimay (10tIts,
IDqufro or lowa - .
H. 0. garner, Anni,'N. Byers,' Bookie
Day, Paul Hersh, Blanch Cook, Sue
Bushey.
'kusie.—J. L. Kittinger, S. Ellen Carey,
Lizzie Essick, Aaron neely,
rens.
J. F. McCreary was elected President;
J. Curtis Hildebrand and H. 0. Hamer
Secretaries; Sallie P. Frey and Rachael
Wright Assistant Secretaries; J. Howard
Wort Treasurer.
After arranging the programme of daily
business, Mrs. Annie T. Randall was in
troduced and gave her first elocutionary
lecture. Mrs. It has special capacity as
an elocutionist, a good voice, with easy
modulation, and pleasant delivery.
At the evening session 104 Teachers re
sponded to roll call. The Court-House
was filled to hear Prof. Ferrier's lecture
on "The Faculty of Attention." We
need hardly say that was a scholarly pro
duction, abounding in good points, classic
illustrations, and forcible suggestions to
educators. The lecture was greeted with
a storm of applause.
TrEsnay.--LThe morning session was
opened with prayer by Prof. Ferrier. J.
Curtis Hildebrand, Martha A. Warren,
011ie J. Peters, Jeanie Hamilton and Mary
McGrew, wore elected a Committee on
Permanent Certificates.
The question, "How can we be awaken
an interest in our Common Schools?"
'was discussed by Mr. Sheely; after which
Prof. Ferrier gave a blackboard exercise
on Words.
G. L. H. Grammar read an essay on
"Music in Coninion Schools," Mrs. Ran
dall following with an elocutionary drill.
At the afternoon session, Mr. Sheely re
ported a series of resolutions ou the death
of Samuel Winrott o which were unani
mously adopted. Messrs: Sheely, Harrier
and Curren were appointed to prepare a
biographical sketch of the deceased, and
report at the next annual meeting. Prof.
Ferrier gave another talk on Words. J.
A. R. Mcßride discussed the question,
"Should applicants for Permanent Certifi
cates be examined?" H. T. Williams
read au essay on "The Responsibility of
the Teachsr," and P. D. W. Hankey on
"Reading-as a Mental Culture."
The roll call showed 135 Teachers pres
ent at this session,
At night an Elocutionary Entertainment
was given by Mrs, Randall to a crowded
house, the music behig furnished by the
Littlestown Orchestra.
WEDNESDAY. —The morning session was
opened with prayer by H. T. William,,.—
Mr. Sheely tendered' his resignation as a
member of the Committee on Resolutions.
Prof, Montgomery, of Millersville, was
introduced and gave instruction in Pen
manship. Miss Carrie McMillan read•" an
essay on the "Cultivation of Esthic" in
Common Schools, followed by an elocu
tionary drill by lirst. RamdsilL
At the afternoon session the propriety
of forming an Alumni Association, was
dbicussed by Messrs. Hankey, Heilicker
and Shealy. P. D. W. Hankey, Maria
Thompson, Kate Miley, Mr. Seabrooks
and Mr. Chamberlain, were appointed a
Committee to report on the subject. IL
N. Minnigh was appointed on the Com
mittee on Resolutions, rice. Mr. Shealy re
signed. Prof. Montgomery gave another
lesson in Penmanship, Mrs. Randall fol
lowing with another elocutionary drill and
reading.
At the night session Miss 011ie L. Chron
ister read an essay on "Teachers' Seed
time and H arvest." Prof. Montgomery
delivered au addreils on "God, as seen in
American History." The session closed
with several recitations by Mrs. Randall.
THE NIGHT AITZS cmtairmAs
C=E!
'Twas the night after Christruss, when all through
the house
Every soul was abed, and still as anomie :
Those stockings so late In St. Nicholas' bare
Were empty of all that was eatable there ;
The darlings had duly been tucked In their beds,
With very full stomachs, and pains in theirheads ;
I was dozing away In my new 'cottoircap,
And Nancy was rather far gone In a nap,
When ouuathe nursery rose such a clatter,
I sprang friummy,aleep, crying, "What Is the mat
terr#
I flew to each bedside—still half In a doze—
Tore open the curtains, and threw off the clothes;
While the light of the taper served clearly to
show
piteous plight of those objects below:
For what to the land lather's eyes 'hold appear
But the little pale face Of each little dent
For each pet that had enutuned• itself tall as a
tick \
I knew In a moment now ten like old Nick.
Their isicises weer rapid, their breathings the
same;
What their stomachs ejected mention by
name:
Now turkey, now stuffing, plum-pudding, o
course,
And custards, and crullers, and cranberry sauce;
Before outraged nature all went to the wall,
A r es, loifypops, fiapdoodle, dinner and all.
Like pellets which urchins fain popguns let fIY,
Went figs, nuts, and ruins, jam, Jelly, and pie
Till each error of diet was brought to my view,
To the shame of mamma and Santa Claus too.
I turned from the sight. to my bedroom stepped
back,
And brought opts vial marked "Duly. Ipecac.
When my Nancy exclaimed; (or their sufferings
shocked her,
'Don't you think you had bett,er,love,,run for a
doctor"
I ran; and was scart*ly back under my roof
When I heard the sharp clatter of old Jalap's
hoof:
I might say that I scarcely had turned myself
round
When the Doctor came Into the room with a
bound.
He Ivas covered with mud from his heed to his
loot, •
And the snit he had on was his very worst snit;
He hardly had Woe to pat that on his bask,
And be Iscolteallitti a Mater halt fuddled with
sack;
Hts eres:
merry? bow thaTtwinided: Had the Daskgr got
His Ups looked Ilke port, and hls breath smelting.
sherry. 1 -
He hada been shaved for a tortaight or so.,
And the beard sm his thin wasn't white as the
snow.
But, hopectink tier hope* In eitite of their
teeth,
And drawing his wakh tgan his nal/dead beh
with.
He felt of each pal* mina. "keel little belly
Must getaid"—iesre be Ltnalot the reet ei
that jelly."
I gazed on eselk chnotto alek lime*
and grolitnenlhen'eddie. sq* al Mlle;
Hat a wink of Ide eye, ieben >te physieked our
Fred.
Soon mese to know I baittloillllt tit dread.
lie didn't prescribe: bi 4. itettpliAllitiPpY to
work. '
And dosed all tile reel—pote Iddiridiern I Jett—
And. adding dlesatiene ;Wife Idenderglitscie,
He buttoned Ida eestarein HA AMA bd griPsix I
Then Pumped In Ids eig.grnr Janden
And Jelin desired 911.0111011ing ben Wain..
But as ppd.!. soft** ewe ink 41. 4 .er::50
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Loos Eixar...—R. Woodward bee corn- ' Mita dm 141110$11i
mum!, in connection iailkhis Gunsmith- , ' l9-- ':-.. el
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ae.', whichhe will warrant to'be better fix- ; -I- 4 . _,
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work . done hi . this line can leave word a g t . [Pe tesd iskt if i'. 6' ll.
his shop on Culbde-Pareet, and it ill be nee ' ''''' 143 M
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sent for and retuned.- •-urges moderate. . I e'
He also has ow hand a variety of Bat- : ACCEPTABLE GIFTS
Ale-field Relics, of any kilid and style, a .
large assortment of Canes, tie,. Call and
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BADGE. , Birouranats,
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CLOVER-MELD,.
POTAEOEE,
BUTTER,
LARD,
Eoes,
BACON. SHOULDERS,
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HAIN,
SOAP,
TALLOW, '
STOCAUII AND BONDS.
4:l4oihig Priers of De Hovea 481 Bro.
40 Swath Sad Mt., Phllade
o'clock•. P. ht. Dec. MA, 1870
U. S. 6's of 'SI
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'6l new, 101 8 109%
67 109% 110%
'fig, " 11055 110%
" l's, 10•40's, 106% 1065
U. S. 901 ear 6 per cent. Cy., 10355 10935
Gold, • 11055 110%
Silver 105 107
Union Pacific R. It. Ist 5E , 80nd5,.,..,740 760
Central Pacific It. B. 920 '930
Union Pacific Land Grant 80nd5,...., 645 165
NARRIED.
MEISIMIELDER—BAUCIIIMLIC—At Baughman&
vide. York. county, on the 22d last.. by Rev. Dr.
Hauer, Edward W. Melsenhelder, M. D., to Miss
Maria Elizabeth, datighter of J. B. Baughman,
Esq.
McLsranus , —Lats—lly the Rev. E. Brelden
bough, on the 11th inst., Mr. James P. McLaugh.
im to Miss Sarah J.Lear, both of Butler township.
Owts—ldssran.-011 the ISM last ~ by Rev. J.
B. Jones, Theodore C. Owen to Louisa Master,
both of thlscounty.
Itresasur—Talusr.—On the 22d insL, by Rev.
J. T. Shaffer. at the residence of the brides fath.
er, near Bonaughtown, Mr. Alfred L Rhine
hart, to Miss Celena M. Taney, both of this
county.
Riurr—illussirtmArt.—On the 27th inst. at Get
tysburg, by Vie Rev. E. 8. Johnston of Eminits.
burg, Md., Mr. Daniel B. Rileyand bliss Amanda
A Musselman, both of Fairfield.
Swrrit—Hstssrun.--On the "Mint., by the
Rev. E. S. Johnston of Emmitsburg. Mr. William
Stniih and Miss Catharine Harbaugh, both of
Frederick county, Md.
Tolorn—lawm—On liiinday Evening; Nov. 27,
in Bendersville, by Rev. J. B. Young, Mr. David
Toner to Miss Susan Irwin.
Waist:tomLe—Rottr.--On the Bth Inst., by Rev.
Samuel Yingling; Mr. William Welostasale, of
Union township, Adams county, to MISS Amanda
Catharine Rump, of Carroll county, Md.
WEvry—lktosica—On the -Zd Inst., by the
Rev. J. S. Elder, at the residence of Mr. C. C.
Clarion, Pa., Mr. J. Bronn Welty, of
Gettysburg; Pa.. to Miss Mary Brosius, of
Clarion, Pa. No cards.
WARMM-HARTZLLI--ky the Rev. E. Breld
enbaugh, on the MI inst., Mr., David N. Warner
to Miss Eleanor V. Hartzell, both of Straban
township.
YOUNG—SPOTTiWOOD.—On Thursday Evening,
Dec. 24, in Williams_port Pa.. by Lucy Wm. Har
den, Rev. Jesse Young Miss M. Spotts.
wood, daughter of Rev. Dr. W. Lee Spottswood,
President of Dickinson Seminary.
DIED.
Obituary notices 6 cents * line for all orer tour
nes—cash to accompany the notice.
Eta. ,Aw.—Cpa the lath Mut, Straban town
111Op Latbaslue percsw, ClaUgllter or .tone
and I Scram, aged 35 years. months and
12 days. Peaee to her ashes.
Caotsa.—At New Oxford, on the 23d lIISL , Mary
Elizabeth. daughter of John and Sarah Crone,
aged 11 months and 10 days.
Mu usa.-0a the 15th last.. Mr. David Miller
sr., of the Clermont Mountie, en the South Moun
tain, In the 74th year of his age.
ILLltT.—Very suddenly, on Tuesday
morning last, at the residence of John Tate, In
linnterstown, Mr. John ithinehart, aged 79 years..
Deceased was In the act of dressing, when he fell
down dead.
Ressau..—On the 20th hist., at Bedford Pa.,
Ron. James M. Rtuwel, In the Mth year of bis age.
Deceased was a son of Alexander Russell, Req..
deceased, and the oldest brother dam. bonnie!
R. Rwwell, of GeWysburg. He was born
In 'Vert. Penna., on the 10th of November
1110; removed thence with his father, to Adams
county, and alter completing his education, went
to Cbamberalourg and entered the lair- oMa. • of
iris uncle. Janiat2ildiUmlool. HeProilecuted lLLS
studies troth November 1201, when lee was admit
ted to the Bar. Soon after that time, early In
1806, be removed to Bedford, and at once entered
upon the practice of his profession to which be
diligently devoted himself with marked assiduity
ranking with the ablest members of the Bar.—
He represented Bedford county In the constitu
tional convention of 183& And subsequently rep.
resented the Bedford district In Congress.
Stratum. —At the residence of lira 8. Fahnes.
tock in Ibis place, on :2l h Inst. Elizabeth Sharpe,
aged about yam. The deceased was born in
ppa Germang.andaut theyearlialDherparents took
ge on board an emigrant ship for thiscoun.
dying on the vessel. Jacob Bahnestock
of Abbotstown, (father of the isle Stunned Pekoe
meek, of this place.) purchased the orphaned
child trout tbe captain of the ship. by paying the
.ntoney r in accordance with tbe custom of
r.:t sge period. Mimtbeth lived with Jamb Fahne
stock until the marriage of his son Samuel. when
sbe took up her r esid ence with the Wier. and
has continued ever q.ow In the fatally, eta:arming
a few years service ip the bunny of the Rev. Dr.
Kraidh, decd., and wag familiarly known among
the younger folks as A t Betsey. Bbe bad so.
cumulated a few httodred dollen, which, we un
derstand, die bequeathed 'to Christ's (Lutheran)
Church of thla place, of which she was &Member.
Sutra—On the Ist last, at Mount Bock,
Mountpleasant township Mrs. Atin Nada, wife
of J. E. Smith, Eil es aged abodt SS years.
SPounza.—At suenly on the
19th inst., John Spangler, seeded/ears, 2 months
aod 28 days.
Targ , --On the 24th inst., In this Vi
Robert Tate, aged 52 years 11 mouths, day.
Taoarts.—tiuddenly, on Tuesday g hurt,
near York Springs, Birs. ihisannaMostle, rrldisr
of Peter Troftile, deceased, at an ad.nuteed age.
ELECTION NOTICE.
st tr yr
4n Eleethan will be held by bells ot the
1110104418BUEG MUTUALME SeTiON
SOCIETY, on Monday the 9th iiii cd January
nut, at the Mee of said , between .the
&nun pI 1 and 4 o'cWk, P. , elect twelve
ylrectore to save the rainbow year.
JAMES - 11.113881L, Beep.
Dee' XI, 311;d,-4e
IVOTl(3B—Lettera of Administration on the
estate of GROW= PATTZINOX, ideepailed, late
of Cumber/Ind township, Adams county, Pa.,
hating beei w sattmt to the wed; in said to wgepp, be betel_ Wes nolacti re t i ti
persons ind ebted to said maze to make blow
diate mem* and thane having Maims
the same to present tiara p•v , anthen a grd
tor settkarefit.
• • JAMES THOMPSON,
Dec. O. ISTO.-4t Administrator.
p 17 BL I C SAL E
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T dunde will sell akPablic Pale, on Nat.
urday, 31 n day December fnig.. at yount's
Hotel, the °UMW/shag, SS A tal.m. Clllol
OF LAND, width laid out lb liSie don
from 4 to b lyinginannbetietia
ship, Adants county, Pit, between the hogis o l
Hon. E. Merbereoh and Jan Pcdt% ADM
Acres art wen :emend -with Ti m , and are
divided into four lan. The balance le divided
Whiten lota, wen get in doter and and
will make excellent yeettre Mb. A plot of the
Lots will be found at yount's Hotel. An per.
son wishing to view the lots, will eel co the un
dersigned, residing oa the premien'.
agredie to 00111X11011CO atl irelock, P. X-, Whell
attendance wilt be Oven and terms nmAesnown
THKODOiIIi SWUM.
JACita CAgamnsu, Anpt on r , Dec toms
pußLic S_A.LE
The subscriber will ssal at - Pubil --- 0
Sale, CM TueS.
day Peiteriary LW ltab.l•7l. at bibmaidenee I
Sing= toongfigp, edam county, on - tbli roml
leading
from tram Harster
plumstowsito lit.hilbout
2 Wks Miner Mejollowing DM
pirs k -k th r wit: 4 good work Horses, 1 Mare
Cho r I Wee-year obt CMS, 1 two•yesur old
la r b Gows r _some will be tresli go ltbe time
of sae, 2 Bunn 7 Adam, 2 Bows vet pins, 9
maw 1 Government Wagon In running
order, lgood four-bons =Mw.tread Wagon, 1
Spring Waage, lasts at Hay as good
as new. Lime Bed, 1 wire-tooth Hay
lordlimul : • • and .1 1 14 0 0 d
er, Berlin "t, 'iti aaM BinakMolie
HMO and Boa. " w r: 2 new - Amoy':
erased Huller, RoPe 00 feet '! . .44 . , 1M
Corp 'H a rrow , Sheller ..plows, .... ... .:: Wirs.
Mang Plow, Culthatoll,l6ovel : • ll;
Coves d Dung ' 2 81~ Pmcirs,9o% ptit; ~ ,
Coverer and Pstebyortus
double Trees, and aid_-at •
_. . Trenn, 2 sets .
ai
bands, 3 seta of mut l Wagon Sad
srist Of Lina,
P . 1 set of
= l ts teat Vl" asolikg;
2 Rail Chains. 2 itveadam, : : . • fask
&VlM Grata biW , - / 11 0 ' " •
. A mbmak. ~... ~. , . ...
7-: - Aw- 1^ , "!!!' -, • c .-!.,. law
~..4 , Dart, stote, • Vessel ailit
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FOR 'MI
HOLIDAYS.
USEFUL AS WELL AS BDAUTIFUL
In Every Department of our Establishment
may be found articles very Suitable as Presents
for Christmas
Linen Hemstitched llapdkercbiefs,
INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS,
GLOVES & HOSIERY,
SUSPENDERS,
Furs, Yerfumery,
J. L. SCHICK'S,
Corner of Baltimore street and the Diamond
Dee. 30870.-2 t
JURORS FOR JANUARY
GRAND JUI4
Hami Itonban—Zachariah Nyers, Foreman.
Freedom—John Cunningham.
Mountpltmsant—Michael I.eelnstlne, Joti n
'tallsroith Pius S. Smith.
Union—iNilliam A. Young., Joseph Reiter.
Berwick twp.—Samuel A. Wertz.
Men:Wen—Henry Roamer, Jonas Orner, Fran-
Ls Cole.
Butler—John Lauver, Samuel Deltrick.
Cumberland-Joseph Bayly, William G. Black.
Conowago- Jesse D. Keller.
Franklin—Samuel Marmite, Jaeob F. Lower,
.lomon Hartman.
Straban—John Spangler.
Liberty—Blasius KebiL
Latimore—Andrew L. Coulson.
Gettysburg—Jacob Trost', John MeCleery.
GENERAL JURY.
MST WEEX.
Tyrone—Charles Yeatts.
Conowago—Jeremlah Aulntstpgh, Last Kffittt,
an Rahn, Win. b 'Brogunlei.
'Beading—Oliver F. Seely.
Butler—John Elcholtz, Wild Bricker, .ilemie
bouck.
Franklin—Jacob itaffensperger, Peter Shrill,
Peter Adams, George Bushey, Joseph Rebert,
Paul Sowers.
Oxford—William Kin, .lifhn C. Zouck, Alexan
der L Humes. Kilns Ftekes, George Loch.
Liberty—John iliunemaker, Joseph P. MeDivit.
Union—M. H. Mimilller, Henry Felty, Jr.,
Washimoon King, Vitlllam A. Sell.
Menailen—John 1). Wright, Elisha Penrose,
Zechariah Oyler.
Harniltonban—Jacob L Firor. Charles F.
Hinkle, John McGlnly, James 11. Myers, (tattle!
Sullivan, J. Stewart Witheruw.
Chauberland—Henry Butt, E. D. Keller.
Strahan—Peterlsitrith, Henry Thomas.
Gettysburg—S. a Bow, Andrew Schick, David
Kitzmiller, John L. Holtzworth.
Mountioy—Henry Benner, Philip Daugherty,
James H. Collins, James Beaver.
Huntington—Sebastian Fickes, Henry Wier.
man, John Knaub.
Germany—David Linn. Samuel 'trail).
•
Freedom—Joshua Brow n.
Mountplea-sant—J. A. C. Rindlaiih. A. 11. Die
trich, Joseph Sheets, John Kerrigan.
iiighLaud—David . Stewart.
Latimore—lsaac I). Worley.
lJttlestown—Alexander Short,.
SECOND WEEK.
Gettysburg—John IL Zinn, George Geyer. Hug .
Mellhenny, Henry Rupp, William Run.
• Union—George B. Basehoar.
Mountpleastant—John L. Jenkins, George A.
Stine, J, B. Tassmoy, James A. Diehl.
Monn_tjo=ton Horner, Henry Snyder,
W
Henry .
Harntitonban—lsaac Harrier. Joseph W. lilt.
Unger.
Cumberland—lsaac Diehl, Raphael fßierly,
Thomas Y. Norris Marks Furney. Jr.. Genre.
Listayetse pieruner.
( xford—Daniel lit:Hui, Solomon Broun Wm.
B. Stldler. •
--John Houseman, Michael Harbokl,
Samuel ti Tau,ghin Laugh.
Hu RlLHochenour, Jacob R. Chreinis
ter, Joua u Miller.
Franklin—Samuel MeKeuriek, E. W. Stahle,
John I'. Bu Levi Gilbert, Henry L. Bream.
Germany—Wm. MeSherry. Lee, i :Buren,
Btraban—Jacob /Ling.
Butler—W. H. Dietrich.
lAbertyr-tfames Corry.
Hlghland , -Jroseph Hershey.
Tyrone—Silas Beim).
Hamilton—John Patterson. Jaeob Baker.
Menai:en—Noah 1). Snyder, Benjamin Wier
mam
Latimore—Charles W. G Hest .
York Springs—T. D. Reed.
Dec 18;0.—te
SHERIFF'S SALES
In pursuance of sundry writs of I'l , ndffiont
zrpoaas, issuing out of the Court of Common
Pleas of Adams county, and to me directed, will
be exposed to Public Sale, on Saturday, the lath
day of January, In, at 1 o'clock, P. AZ, at the
Court-Rouse in Gettysburg. the following Real
Estate, slz:
TRACT OF LAND, situate in Butler
township, Adams county, Pa„, adjoining lands of
Jacob Thistle, Jacob Gardner Jesse Houck and
others, containbnc 100 ACftlit more or less, Im
proved with a two-story LOG WELLING, 'with
a ane-story Bnck Kitchen attached, Rank Barn,
with two Wagon Sheds and Corncribs attached,
Brick Brooke - House, Log Shop, Hog Pen, Spring
House, with s never-falling Spr in g o of Water. 12
Acres of Woodland, a due pro me of Meadow,
an Apple Orchard of good fru t, a well of Water
with pump In at the Barn. Seized and taken into
execution its the Real Estate of GEORGE W. BAX..
Ames),
The undivided interest In a part of a Lot of
Ground, situated In the Borough of Gettysburg,
fronting 30 feet by 150 feet deep, on the West side
of the I..mmittsburg road, adjoining tot of John
Rupp on the South and lot of Eden Devon on the
North, improved with a one-story LOG HOUSE.
&sized and taken into execution as the Real Estate
of Gen. E. BRINONA-4 and to be sold by me
Dee. 30; 1870.—td JACOB KLUNK, Sheriff.
Ten per cent, of the purchase money upon
an sales by the SherUi must pe paid over hum&
diately after the,irroperty Is , Strnek down or upon
failure to comply therewith, the Property will be
again put up again for sale.
•
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TILE
- NEW YORK OBSERVER,
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AND ALMANAC,
TO BE ISSUED JANUARY IST, ISM
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It contains an intereesingßistoryof A/nutmeat
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concerning all the Governments in the World vs
General Summary of all the Benevolent Institut.
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with a complete Ministerial Directory of nearly
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All persons subscribing and paying for the
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receive a copy of this valnitido work
GRATUITOUSLY.
Sample copies of the Mercer sent free.
SIDNEY E. MORSE, JR., & CO.,
37 Park Elm, New York.
Mailed to any address, post-paid, on receipt of
price. . Dec. IA.-3t,
P.
rzr.s cuermaiza WOOD
UMPII
One dozen reasons why this is the beat Pump
mannfactured in America for
WELLS `A.ND CISTERNS.
I." IL Ls Simple. 2. It isSe ll abie. & It II ramble
4. It Works very Baldly , &It throat 'Water
Sa44dly. 6. /t is all Wood. 7. The Wood
Is Tasteless. 8. It does not Creek in
the Son. 9. It is not liable to get
out of order. 10. Should any
repairs be neeeitsaiiL time,
*Pay can sadly be by
any person. 11. t will
not f reeze. - It It Is
other reliable any
Pump Manu
factured.
Balding's Double Acting Glass Cylinder
FORCE PUMP,
cylinder,With glace and hence no rust and little
ur .. friction—cannot freeze—and admirably
for Sprinkling clardens, Washing Wln-
Fires, Moral:hag WatexAnm.
=yed to i ll:l4l3Bc =out an equal for duranulty,
economy annumventenee.
*wring purchased the emboli'e right for Ad
turise=tpersons retpun_ rruna for mat
or can IMSlre rcummbecall c
th ompl et
e
awl ready useLby
them
waft the dep of the
oorr ciders; neassimem guaranteed La. all
no payment required.
by mall or Otherrtie
spg e prorketlyi
ApR • • •
Naniginctotra, conilty,
/117004/
gel! Nvatilkitunts.
Bargains ! Bargains !
D. B. KLING-ELI
Sew the Ca u tem; Baltimore /b.itreet,
Is selling out his entire stock nt city niacin
I:lo4uvi* ataid
in order to make room for his oun Manufactured
goods.
VERY CHEAP FOR CASH
The stock Is the very best of city made work,
and I will guarantee It u Mresented. It em-
braces the beet lIIKNir CALIF and KIP BOOTS
In town, cud a Intl lin,* of . SILK/E44, GAITER:4,
&e 4, for.ladies' and Ch[ dress'' wear.
THE MANUFACTURING
of )loots, Shoes and Gaiters will also be carried
oniftrag Its branches, as before. Repairing done
on Owl notice. Ey employing acme but first-claw
workmen, and wing none out the choicest leath
er, he feels conlident of maintaining his former
reputation. Certainly nothing will be left undone
to deserve
Thant.furfOr past favors, be solicits a continu
ance of public patronage. • D. KLINGEI.
Gettysburg, Dec. 23,1870—tf.
WEAVER Sz., C
Livery, Sales Sr, Exchange,
STABLES,
Washingtion Street, Getty,lk:erg, Penn'a
TAE undersignedhaving entered Into partner
ship, undership, under the Ann of Weaver 6 Co., have
taken the well known Livery Stables of N. Weav
er, and are prepared to supply the public with all
styles and kinds of conveyances that can be
found in a first-class Livery. Their stock cannot
be beaten by any establishment In the town,
sirPartles wishing to visit the Battle-field, will
find superior accommodations at this Livery,
without additional charge for Guides.
CARRIAGE MAKING
ILL also be earned on In all its branches at
f their Shops opposite the Livery, all styles of
BUGGIES, JAGGER WAGONS,
CARTILAGES, tic.,
built Of the best material and by skillful work
men, on short notice.
RE:PAIRING
t rtly attoulgd to and sakistaction guara n
GIVE US .A CALL.
Nov. 4, 1570.—tf
Sizty.f re First Prize Medals Awarded,
Baltimore hallo Manfactory,
WILLIAM KNABE & CO,
Manttfachnu•e of
CRAM>, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PIANO
BALTIMORE, 3ID
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
TONE
combines great power, sweetness and Ane signing
quality, as well as great purity of Intonation. and
sweetness throughout the entire scale. Their
TOUCH
fa pliant and elastic, and entirely free from the
stiffness found in so many Pianos._
IN WORKMANSHIP
they are unequalled, using none Inutile very Lest
SEASONED MATERIAL, the large capital employed
in our 'mistiness enabling us to keep continually an
Imme - .se stock of lumber, &c., on - hand.
• All our Squsirs PIANOS hace our New 1m
! red Orerstrung Scale and the AORAITIS
0: SELL
sar-Ve would call special attention to our late
mprovernents In GRAND PLINOSand SQUARE
GRANDS; Patented Aug. 14, 181313. which bring
the Plano nearer perfection than has yet been at
tained.
Every Piano fully' Warranted for 5 Years.
We have made arrangements for the &de
Wholesale "fluency for the most Celebrated PAR
LOR ORGANS and MELODEONS, which we of
ter Wholesale and Retail, at Lowell Factory
POTEit, 3F . I2' , TTZ, Agent,
No..') East brarket street, Fork, Pa,
Sept. 2:1, PrO.--Zra
-
Schomacker & Co.'s Pianos.
Great Salt afittr,st-cbess itosticqod P1(17108
at Priers below the Actual Cost to
Man ufact ure.
Rasing determined to offer our extensive stock
of superior and highly-finished Rosewood Pianos
at prices below the actual met to 111111111,
we will sell, during the month of December. at
the following great reductions, In order to dose
out our large stock by the end of the year.
No. 1. 7 octave, front round corners, carved
legs, .500 for SM.
Nth 2. 7 octave, four round corners, carved legs
gze for 4100.
No. 3. 7 octave, trout round corners, serpentine
case, 050 for WO.
Na 4. 7,,oetave, four round corners, serpentine
case, $51.)0 for 4425.
N 0.5. 7 octave, four round corners, moulding
case, VDU for 41475.
No. 6. 7;1 octave, tour round corners, moulding
ease. g 750 for IWO.
MMigE;ME=
or L 7 octaTe Upright or Cablifa Plano WO
IMOD.
No:-t-7 octave Upright or Cabinet Piano $7OO
or St%
foNo. 3. 7 3 4 octave Upright or Cabinet Piano $11%)
r WOO.
No. L 74;octave Semi• Grand Plano POO for
I'lo. $. 73 octave Three-quarter Grand Plano
$lOOO for rOO.
No: t 7 octave Full Concert Grand Piano
sl2oolor
The reputation of these first-clan instruments
makes It necessary for us to say a word In their
favor. They are universally acknowledged to be
superior p) any instrument made.
Those - nisi/lug t 4 purchase, or del , iring to make
• , CRRISTMAS PRESENTS,
will find that our Special and extraordinary re*
duction of prices vtilt enable them to obtain
A FIRIIT4LASS INSTRUMENT
at a price even less than a second-rate, or inferior
one would otherwise cost them.
Those wanting bargalns should not fail to call
at our Warerooms; No. 1103 Chestnut Street, and
examine our large stock, where they will be read
ily convinced of the superiority $f these Pianos,
atad the sacrifce•at which we are offerlug them.
SeIIOMACKER & CO.
11.—Sole agents igr the celebrated
BURDETT OItGAN
Alkir Catalogues, with description of styles and
sebedulom of prices, can be bad by applying at
onr wareroms, or will be sent by ma❑
Philadelphia, Dec. 16, 1870.-4 w
LADIES' FANCY FURS !
JOHN FAREIRA,
- -
71$ Arch 11.
Middle of the Block, between 7th and fib Streets,
• South Side,
PHILADELPHIA,
•
IM porter, Manufacturer and Dealer In all , kinds
and quality of
• -
• FANCY FURS
:For Ladles' and Children's Wear.
Headed enlarged, remodeled and improved my
old and favorainy known FUlt EIIiPMU .Ul4 and
having imported a very large an t t l i zm v
loriment of all the di ff erent kinds o fr o
first hands in Europe and haying em made
up by the moat skillful workmen. I wd SP
spectfully Invite my friends of Adams and ad*
cent Counties, to call and examine sty vet large
and beautiful assorianent of Fancy Funs, !pr
dies and Children. am determined to sell at as
low prices as any other respectable House in this
city. AU Furs Warranted. NO lidsrepresenta.
lions to effecasaleo. JOHN FAlUttltd, RS Arch
Street, Philadelphia. (Oct.
mu mut or! viumma.
1!1
ADAMS 'COUNTY
MUTUAL TIRE - INSURANCE cpwpiojty,
Isseorperated, MreeeM 18,1861.
OFFICER&
President—George Swope.
tm
Vice-President—Samuel B. B u
1.
Secretary—D. A. Buehler.
Treasurer—R. G. Fahnestock. •
Executive Conimittee—RobErt McCurdy, H. A.
PickingaireorKing,.
Mansgerieorge Sum* 11 A Bpehler; R.
McCurdy, S. B. Russell, E. G. Fahnestoci, Gettys.
Rug t Jacob. Xing, Stratum townebll); Faith:glair
Diehl, Franklin; H. A. Picking, &Alban; Abdiel
P. Gilt, New' Oxford ; Wm. Ross White, lAberty ;
H. C. Peters.yetersbur& (Y. S.)
v.;
aarThiscampany fs limited In lie eperettese t o
the Ceettereciedenm Rhos' bent th opt
ter more than '3: ;tad irk- Pogod.luis
,
made bat one having Mint weed v y
are during ihiePideltele ol1 eVieglo over maw
Lay Para* 6,11
. 1 0 1 ** 111 " 11 ", "I"Pr4 ip
either of tteithhhaithi.
. _
ot airnotwohiocialutoonaa
silioNsts,oo4,4ki7w—,"*Flß wens
-,-4.oll%itt=tr •
LEVI WEAVER,
W. D.IIOLTZWGRTH
W. T. ZIEGLER.
THE GREAT
FORTES,
REIWECTFULLY intones the public, that he
las-rilmosed to his New iihsay; inißtratton street
between Usk and, Baliroadosetkrire
Owed to take contracts for putting upend mgr.
" " rea r ala r . " . a t "9-P e Urt
diets peibriblei-01l work itleilittaito be of
limit waft. He haposargirkitiOketkoto bus&
sine # onorttpubila ontromp. 111,04drasoia
" 111110-4V"-`7 • ' 1.,,
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.off e s n i a ti &ith —by the
AIdtAICAN KNITT It CO.,
Boston, mu., of Bt. Louts, Mo. Dee. 30.4 w
I /V./41101EN WANTED_
_—Bnalnese honorable.
No competition, übersl ley given. B. W.
KIDINEDY, 8 8. 4th at, PULL Den. 314 W
500 . tWOOelten be r Msde igtiri ‘ Me tg i t r inte;
months Business pleasant snit haporablei. For
further particulars of tale fteeksi dutaioesddreas
at once A. IL Hubbard, pails Dec. 30.-la
AGENTS, *AXE AND FEMALE MOO, s week.
—66 per centand 525.000 In cash Prizes. In
formation free, addreas American Book Co., CC
William St, N. Y. Dee. 30.-iR
N
I 'LVlSTE l, ol.ll2.4d'utitk.Vigileirc.i
good Agents, also a vodi e va rat Agent for West
ern PetinsV Auto, also a general A=
the German Couple of eIIIISOVIIIAIL
Hand In Mu::1 Office, N 0.112 South 4th St.,
- -
I 5 to $2,-! per
ituation a day ands
salesman at or no nsk. Do yen wa
near
- a s
home, to int nsluee our new 7 strand Watts Wire
Clothe* Lin , to last forever. Don't miss this
chance. Swope tree. Address Hudson River
Wire Work,,, .5 William St., N. Y., or 16 Dearborn
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New Illustrated Family Bibl e s oriMleing over 200
line Scripture Dlustrations to any Beta Agent,
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1111
-ICED JAN. lay, 1871. - "100 CHOICE BELEC
?IONS 3," containing the best new things
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180 pages, Paper 3,;) cents, cloth 73 cents. Ask
your bookseller tor It, or send price to P. Garrett
Co., Phila., Pa Dec. 30.-lw
147 -ANTED-
WO per day) to sell the
• celebrated HOYE SHUTTLII 816W1110 MA.
clime. Has the underfeed, makes the "lock
stitch" (alike on both sides.) and Is fully licensed.
The best and cheapest Amity Sewing Machine in
the market. Address, JoaNsoN, CLAJAW & CO,
Boston. Mass., Pittsburgh, Pa., Mita& or
St. Louts, Mo. 311-1 w
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE HISTORY OF
GOD'S_ CHURCH,
By Prof. ENOCH POND, D. D.
From Adam to the present day. Light Bushiest.
For men and ladles everywhere, Good pay.—
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THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA CO.,
31 & 33 vpiEy STREET,
P. G. Boa 5643. New York. 4w
TRY WELL'S
CA BOLIC TABLETS.
An unfailing remedy for all Bronchial Difficulties,
Coughs, Colds, lioarsness, Asthma. DlP4heria,
Dryness of the Throat or Wind Pipe and all Ca
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The wonderfLi modern discovery of Carbolic
Acid, is destined to become one of the greatest
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DR. WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS
besides the great remedial agent Carbolic Acid
contalmother inigedients universally recommend
ed, which chemically combine. producing a Tab
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ever before offered to the public.
CAUTION.—Be sure you get Well's Carbolic
Tablets: don't let other goods be palmed off on
you in their place.
FOR COUG S AND COLDS
_ .
Well's Carbolic Tablets are a sure cure. Try
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Dec 16.-4 w
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containing many fine engravings. The whole
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Parties enquire how to pt up clubs. Our an
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.1 Alt 33 TERRY STREET,
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4 G EN TS WANTED FOR THE LIBRARY OF
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THEA-NECTAR
A PURE CHINESE
BLA'CK TEA
WITH GREEN TEA FLAVOR.
Warranted to Suit all Tastes.
FOR SALE EVERY A - HER.
And toesale Wholesale only by the
Great Atlantic &, Facile Tea Co.,
P. O. Box, 5506, SChurch St., N. Y.
SEND FOR THEA-NECTAR CIRCULAR.
Dec. '2.-6w
SHERIFF'S SALE.
in pursuance of a writ of inert lacias, Issued
out of the Court of Common Pleas of Adams
co.. and to me directed, will be exposed to Public
Sale, at the residence of Andrew Keifer, In
Ifountpleasant township. Adams county Pa., on
Saturday, the 3lst day %1 December, ISM, at I
o'clock, p. 771- , the following personal property:
About 110,000 BRICK,
From 25 to 30 cords of WOOD,
A lot of LOGS, and
About3,soo feet of PINE BOARDS,
Seized and taken in execution as the property
of ANDREW KEPTEZ, and to be sold by me,
JACOB KLUNK, Mere:
Sheriff's ,Office, Gettysburg, Dec. 23,1370.--ta
eal penttro and eontratters.
Win. U. Stallsmith & Son,
GETTYSBURG, PA..
Carpenters and Contractors. .
DOORS, SHUTTERS,
BLINDS, DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES,
CORNICE, DOOR AND WINDOW
BRACKET'S, &C., •
Constantly on hand, and manufactured to order
' out of the
,I3EST MATERIALS,
by experlseced workmen, and at
REASONABLE PBICES.
SlKlrders promptly attended to
Januar, 15, .
GEO. C. ‘CASHUAIki,
GA1TT771117.77iG,
Carpenter and Contractor,
Oro:iris%
Wll4. J. MARTIN,,,,
WildePtde and Retap dealer In
.GROGERII , 4II4 LIQUOR&
.
A large lot of CIIOCKILIRS that I impelling
Cheap or Cash.
CHOICE LIQUORS;
Old Rye Whiskey eight years old
Very old Frebetk Brady. ...
ALL OTHER RINDI OF LicsCOßti-
A general asaortnient of BITTERS, among which
are Mishler's Herb Bitters.
PORE LIQUORS for Medicalat
WM. J. MK
TABLE CUTLERY, Glassware , Queensware
die., at YirlA. J. ALUMINII.
April 30, 113013-4(
NEW GROCERY,
JESSE M. WALTIM
AS opined a new Grocery Store. adjoining
LI his residence on York street, and will always
keep on hand
PRIME GROCERIES'
of all klnds—Coffee, Teas, Sugar, Syrup,
ses, Flab, Salt, Pepper. Bidets, &e. Ala°. Con ee^
tiona. Fruits, Nuts, Soaps, and Notions generally.
He ban now on band a fine lot of HAMS for fam
ily use.
air - all of which will be sold at the bwest cash
prices. Call and examine,
THE 11/OHM;VT PRICE GIVEN FOR
BUTTER & EGGS
Gettysburg . , Sept. 30, lett —tt
NEW GROCERY.
LTAVING purenased from Mr.
the
NorthH Ms Grocery estabListunent, on the Northwest
corner of Centre Square, GTYSI3CRG. PA.,
and laid in a new stock of Goods, I respectfully
invite my friends and the public to give me a calL
In addition to a large and varied stock of prime
Groceries, Notions, &c.,
I will keep constantly on hami the best quality of
Qu3ensware, Fire-Proof and Glassware,
Fruits. Confectlens, dc., all of which will be sold
at the lowest cash rates.
June 24, 1270.—tf
WM. BOYER & SON.
DEALERS
GROCERIES ) N OTIONS,
TOBACCOS,
Ai- Stone. WoWlell and
A general aslortnieut of all Gooda usually kept In
A FAMILY GROCERY.
Dec. 4, IS67—tf
tinanciai.
GETTYSBURG
NATIONAL BANK
615:1
Government Bonds of all kinds
'SOUGHT AND BOLD
The libgbeet Premium paid ea Gold
and Sliver.
Coupons Cashed or Collected
Persons desiring to invest In STOCKS or BONDS
of any kind, are invited to call, as w•e have
the facilities of New York, Phila
phla or Baltimore markets. Coo
sequently all orders are
promptly executed
Persons posseessiog COUPON BONDS, and d
siring for safety' to convert • into Registered, are
requested to call, as we have the advantage to
transfer at a trifling expense
INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS of all denoml
nations for sale
NTEEEST ON SPECIAL DEPNITS advanced
I per cent. riz
5 PER CENT. for I year
4 PER CENT. for 6 month.,
3 PEE CENT. for 6 months.
Persons wishing information In regard to r. 8
Bonds and Stocks of all kinds, are requested to
give us a call, and we will cheerfully give any in
formation
J. MORT HAIR, Cashier.
Gettysburg, Nov. 5, 1155)—tt
5-20'S AND 1881'S
BOOM, BOLD AND EXCHANGED ON THE MOST
) 4:11%4 • . 1.1 I
GOLD BOUGHT Sr, SOLD
AT MARKET RATES
COUPONS CASHED !
PACIFIC R. R. BONDS
130IIMIT AND SOLD.
STOCKS
Bought and Sold on Commission only
4 "flus l "t=Ug427Wg.""" 4
DE HAVEN ar. Jlito.,
psi" e;mtisi
MEI
MI1W4141 1 1fti(110%)
'
REMOVED.
JOSEPH JACOBS;
MERCHANT TAILOR,
RAS REMOVED
Next door to J. W. Cress' Store, on Chans
bersburp st., near the &rum
A. large assortment of
Cloths.' Cseraissess, Wesellasys, Trim
stags &e., &e.,
offered at the smaliestpe.
Goods bought at the Store cut stamps.
Goods hate up with dhpa as welt when
Wald at other stores as at his own. Latest N.
Y. Fashions received, and tailoring done in the
meet approved style. Cutting done, as usual.
Thepublis patronage *Melted, sad no idOrt
spared to plume.
April 22,18 0--t! JOS. JACOM.
Musical Instruinents,
CUNNINGHAM'S
On Ohambersburgßiredg.
- WOLF'S
Cheap Clothing Store,
On the Northeast Corner of Centro Spars,
FALL & WINTER
CLOTHING,
ever offered In this place• Also, the very latest
and beat styles of
Hats, Caps, Boots Sc Shoes
with a variety of Whiter lUisslor•Clotblha g
and Gouts , - Purplishlug Goode' generally.
Also, a fine assortment of .ifoirelry,Waselies.
Clock's, Notleas, au.
The best manufactnks and
Valises, Carpet Bags and ured
UmbrellasLeatherTru alWays on
hand.
Hosiery and Gloves, a large assortment
Vblld
ren's Fancy Shoes of all kinds. In shOrt, everT
thing that is usually kept In a nrstclaas Gent s
Furnishlnit.Store.
All will be sold as low as the low eoL
, our motto
being, " Quick sales and small profits.' Call and
examine our stock of goods before purchasing
elsewhere. S. WOLF.
Nov. 18, 1870.—tf
Eli
ALL STYLES OF
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, BEAVERS, &c
NOW FOR BARGAINS
CLOTHING,
lISS PICKING & CO. ,
11 .li . f . t o r r efielj t ed from y. Lhe Citd , the LAR ei g ;
offered in Gettysburg, consisting 1 / 4 „,- •
Beaver & other Overcoats,
DIMS and BCSINESS COATS, PANTS, VnTh:
White Shirts, Woolen Shirts, Buckskin, Kid and
other Gloves, Blankets, Buffalo Robes, Horn
Blankets, Clocks, Trunks, Valises, ix. Also, the
latest styles of
IL H. BEAMER
HATS & CAPS,
for Men and Boys, Neck Ties, Cravats, Musical
Instruments, mbrellas, and Notions of every
variety. Also, a large lot of
BOOTS & SHOES,
of superior quality. Our Ready-Made Clothing
has been made expressly for this market, of the
latest styles, the best of goods, and by experienc
ed workmen, Persons wanting Bargains, will do
well to tail and examine onr stock In Chambers.
burg street, opposite But hler's Drug Store before
purchasing elsewhere. PICKING it co.
Oct. m, /Kt —if
Fall and Winter Clothing
in great variety at
FRANK CUNNINGHAM'S
Chambersburg Street.
Spring & Summer Clothing
Hats. Caps, Boots & shoes
COBEAN kt CUNNINGHAM
litalTe j SUISOte re ceived)- from
he
City
a new
alai
Clothing, Hats and Caps,
BOOTS AND SHOES, NOTIONS,
LATEST STYLES
One and all are in Invited to call at our Store, on
Baltimore street, Gettysburg, nearly opposite
Fahnestock Broe.
R. C. COBEAN
April 15, 18 0-U JAS. CI.7tiNINIJRAIf.
Any person who wants a
Suit
NORRIS'
HEADQUARTERS
On South-East Corner of Centre Square,
Has the Largest and Best Stock of
FALL AND WINTER
CLOTHING,
HATS AND CAPS.
THE BEST mA:srvACTURED
BOOTS AND SHOES,
WITH ♦ VAMETT OF
Winter Under-clothing,
Gents' Furnishing Goods of every variety;
also a large assortment of
OTIONS, TRUNKS,
And everything loqnd in a Gentlemen's Punt&
lng Store. 7
GIVE US A CALL.
Oak 14. Is7o.—tt
GENTLEMEN'S
-FURN.ISHIgG GOODS
In endlerrirariety at
AT CUNNINciIitAIUS
On Clambeirabwri *v s&
STAGE
ICZYISTONIC , HOITSE.
T its! Keyekise .7 .-- CbasebereburT4
y L l 4-1
- • . ibr a tillSl;74,4 rill
' dltiks
as 11111011 *Or an y sass be
`". ,nentroltilaisHiAbLe.
IMO
Int-an
!ZS
Clothing, Ns► Ober, it.
Gettysburg, Pa.,
flax the largest and best stock of
FRANK CtNNING MLA! 'S
Chaml>ersburg M.
READY-MADE
FOR F4LL AND WINTER
WITH A LARGE STOCK OF
SEGARS, tc., Ake
GO TO CUNNINGHAM'S
On Chambersburg Street
GETTYSBURG, PA„
=I
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English ' l =im ilish ier slig ilerli Z nill In
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interest sad ettleamlma I Nopeogintery gride
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whlle suelelantly nano denoted Me &item
Um at the are t admirably adapted te
the and designed as Me*
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des dismump as It Te be if it was the or-
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ra w oorractt I.IIIkONN4y, turd
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[last Thereat's°
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without reeding landlY tut lest to be
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vended on Its a m ble and mseasawal execution
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New 1,,:k
Nov. 18.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL TILE IPPOISES OF A
LAXATIVE MEDICINE
Perhaps no one medicine Ls so universally re.
'puma by everybody mks atuartic, nor wile ever
any before so ulllvEirsauy auuptesl mw use, in
every country auu among au ensues. as ruts awn
but ethelent nurse's ve rms. 'rue tumults lenoon
is, that is lr inure mashie and tar; mure eueetual
remedy than any other. luose who have tried Jr,
know tun It cured theni ;those wish have Out,
know that It cures their neighbors and [newts,
and all Knew that what It dues Mee haloes ate ays ,
—LW It never labs through any twist or lusted.
of its ournpuitdou. V% e nave newaasius upon
tnoultanus ul oesintaise vt Wel& ietuariuswe
etues.ul this lelionnut Ennuipianns, tint AUC/I ours
are known in every neenweismu, arms he /wed
mot pubdan them. Adapted to au ases and cuts.
datums nuedssabes; ountandue uenuer wutheel
or any neletelluus Ming, We) Way loft WWI WWI
astety blanybody. their shear waned press Veil
the* ever hew and manes helm pwasant to take,
Waite being purely vesetanue nu narm Can arise
front their use in any euaentY. •
'they operate ortnetr 'pnwerful Influence on the
internal viscera to pur ny Use brood elan annulate
Is into neawhy acilon—inniure Use utoillEctlons at
see stomaen, noWeus, dy e r, an d other wiping o f
the buoy, restoring weir Irregular soden w wank
an d ay norteetnin, wherever they exist, shun go.
ningetnenta as are the wit odor of clisteee.
/whim arections are given w the Wragger on
the bur, (or tin Whowling eonaptainta. comae Mete
Pitts nspidlycnre:—
kin Drerers or INDIGESTION, URlXlmpaisai,
Lawmen and Low ow swarm, they stiontd be
taken moderately to stimulate the monarch sad
restore Its heerthy tune awa aetkrn.
rot LivlertiAltrl.uterandbovartoussyniptook
SWOP§ tLILLIAMIN, OIL&havIA a , •41,ba1tal
or Owe emotedeek Widow wain and bathing'
him's', they ettoutdlau juulcheuhy taibial for sack
Zane, LU correct the Weeded amide or ninnies the
otettectlone widen memo 11.
I. or lininierine or Lltehmetere, but one'
dose Is geueramy required. •
Yor indirdaysem, bOUT, IiIsAVIO:,PALIZTATION
OS V= heist, Yam EL sal owe, brut and
Lon;ther&tel wino taken.. as te
e= tO obblulf to the ap
ical. ORR WNW oalepsainte Warp.
11.13110%
/for lbw and linoratoi.r. BWlLLimes they
should be Wien 1 / 1 Woe WWI frequeus donee to
yreinee the WOOS of a arzeUe purse.
• IVO tONlTltiestub targeaulle mould be Minim
produotosbodeelred curet by eyosystby.
Al a bow? rid, take wee or two 1 WS SO weir
MOW digeolon and /reeve tbe etuautell.
An ocusekossi au= ofifhtuatele thts atuseheh anA
bowels bito noway holluo, mime me mol e.
and haviguratue We system. hence It hrufittli ad:
vantageous wow" tot venues delliseoeurel mai*
Übe who tees tolerably rota,' utter Weds thh;
dues of thew Mal maw h im reel decidedly . hie.
ter, from their obstusitog and reltutarat; enact at
the Weedily apyasstue.
D. J. O. Alllol4 Oa. Practical Clisopeek
LOW2L.L., JedUilit, MA A -
Agentsale
&ries la Gearibarg t ,NOS Ban-
uss, lmas, se.
Iron in, the
WATUIPSII OWN vrtanue.
TEE PERUVIAN SYRUP,
Aft Mee nate, wetkold Alcoa*
O rdat slit the blood ae easily 11.1 the artl
ariteirit
kitebrollaw DYipepsit Liver Cons.
lO we b = ju ntozeleiti
own vitalizing amens— .
pamphlet tee. J. F. Di2DOWitit, Proprietor,
- 38 Dey stmt. New York. Hold by druggists gem.
endly.
ISM_ 1$
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