The star and sentinel. (Gettysburg, Pa.) 1867-1961, January 27, 1871, Image 3

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SALE
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old CV*, I, two-year aid
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Wagon In good running
Irv - row-tread Wagon, I
Bay L.3rviages, *a good
• M , etit Hay Rake, Drill,
ower,w In good restates
• • wi,m Mill, Grindstone,
new , t•elbarrows, Cloy
feet long, Hay Pitcher,
lows, Bendersville Plow,
• Plows, AuvePorlik,arrow,
• Forks, three IsurseTrm
of single Trees, 2 seta of
rout titan, Wagon Bad-
Collars. Bridles, Line, 2
Halter Chains. I set of
• Ott Chains, Cow Ctudas,
rs, Bum. Spread, Jack
owing Ben*, cross-cut
•
still as ock, a lot of
• • and n C hen Fund-
. - • Sik.rner Cup-
NI - Vessel and Cider
r, Banatore Wafer, a lot
• by the Pound, good
'ool Wheel, &c.
e at 9 o'clock, A. M.
Twelve months will be
'EL O. DEARDORFF.
ettoneer. Dec. 30-Ls
id AT
?ItIVATE SALE
at Private axle a very
situate in Cumberland
na I miles from
ratan turnpik e
of land hich . of w Cam;
tholvir. The land is In
1,1 /. and under very
to ooneist of a
DWELLING GOV
dummerßousee.oso
ailing well of water in
Barn, Wagon Shed, Car
. rrg ren, and all other
I bard in prigs bear
usa corning hito beari:,
ard ng
doe bearing or
. nits of all descriptions
ted for division, withal
of timber at each end
for stock.
• .
the Oroperty, or utter
subscriber, or address
EODWIE BENDER.
AT PRIVATE' BALE
. at Pileate Sale,- Ms
ler township, Adams
north of hoth's MM.
Gettysburg to Arendt,-
•'s Paper Mill, cow
ut 100 Acres of this
e land i 3 In a good state
good fencing. The im
• large new two-story
a new Erick Summer
log, with a never-falling
,
'Orti-e Log Bank with&
ilb attached Earn ,__Hog
• outbuildings. 'There
Water in the fields, so
water from every field.
chard on the premises
leach and other small
to the buildings.
w the property can do so
rsigued. For terms, ad
dtsrille. Adams County,
MICHAEL BAItE,
N PROPERTY
PRIVATE SALE.
o dispose of his valuable
sing 1 Acre, situated on
ail in the Borough of
the Cottage style, with
convenient, throughout,
at the door, with a good
luta The Grounds are
d with a variety of or-
to buy this . Is a rare
11 be given in the second
• by that time It will be
st of April. lig
of Geo. Arnold or Sam-
NatJonal Bank, or of
YRUS S. DRIEST,
Flora Dale P. O. Pa.
N PROPERTY
PRIVATE SALE
tors of the the Estate of
fifer at Private Sale, the
in New Oxford, con
or less, of good tannins
are a two-story BRICK
tcben attached, Frame
Hog Heu. Corncrib,
thuildings attached, a
• r at the door, with a
Ott. It is a very• dedra
hing to purchasesheuld
re. It is desirably loese
dig thd Ware• House of
ig to view either of the
no the last named Ex.
lifortl.
GEORGE SLAGLE,
CHAS. A. I)IEHL,
Executors.
LANDS!!
ALE.
two miles north-
g r_Sprimg Hotel prop.
BRIC/LEIOUtIE,Mrge
se, and other Improve.
more than coat of build-
wo and a half milet
. adjoining No. 1, 1141
BOUSE, Barn and
excellent grass farm.
'oining No. 1, and
containing In Acres,
LOINGS. It is divided
urupike and comprises
. lota. Price, *SOU
ye miles from Get-
Acres, good land In
e BIICII HOUSE, and
ss,sllo—very cheap.
OUD FARM, two
40 Acres, with large
Barn, all In good
170 Acres, four
Public road comforts,
red laud, k limed.—
t FRUIT FARM,
burg, on public road,
nd, with comfortable
I LAND FARM
OUSE and all needed
d limed and in good
Baltimore Turnpike,
miles from Littleetown.
T OF GRANITE
Gettysburg, ou York
SS and STABLE,. a
C. Frio: x 2.600•
GOOD FARM, two
• on public road, =4
. lioLi c
on. $6O per
with build's/pat same.
Y GOOD STOCK
Gettysburg, on York
110 Acres, about )4
USE, two learns, wen
==l
- heavy Timber. Oak,
smiles west of Gettyr
sets et Buildings, will
fruit farm, good
• per ACM.
ARM, 180 Acres, 7
Raniseerg read.seall
• au kinds CA fruit.—
,
LABS RED LAND
. no Acres • 2 tulles
anon=
' order.
and Town Property.
own Property, to ex.
Farms.
G. MeCREARY,
y for the Owners,
GettYsbunt• ra•
n Property
'ALE.
=ll
ELLING,
• litoonoe—withGuropp
, , tang EO feet on
Tens HAIL The build-
In beat It wUi be
it will be for Rent •
6 A. D. BUIIIILEiL
ERN
)N LANDS.
AND A FEW
CTS
ME
on Lands located near
14. dc.. In well settled
ill sell or exchange at. a
In Adams county. Pa.
GEO. AENOLD.
ENT,
OTEL--with Store
lite la Idaythe. edam•
Pomona Sim will be
Apply to the aader•
astasE Eforcs.
11 _ 1 4 4 1kriciribilisvaiiadin, tin.
Immo
.vumms-r.—We notice quitC
impoyeem.ent in the front of Rube? Drug
hs the substitution of a bandsbotis
ebnw-whylow for the old one. •
Pnazuwasmost.--On Monday - .the lath
inst.,:the papilo of School No. 2. in Big*
land township, presented a handsome
copy of "Modern British Essays,'' by
McCauley, to their teacher, Mr. e. D. E.
Spence, as a token of respect.
To XX VACATED.—We understand that
the officers of the Gettysburg and York
Turnpike eompany have made applica
tion to the Legislature either to vacate
the turnpike or 'authorize an ineream in
in tolls—it being claimed that the pres
ent tolls are sat sufficient to keep the
road in good repair,
' BLUME:D.—We learn that a little child
of Mr. Pius Miller, residing in Berwick
township, Adams county, a few miles
from this place, was badly burned one
day last week by its clothes taking fire
during the temporary absence of tie moth
er. The child was badly burned before the
flames could be extinguished, but is now
in a fair way of recovery.—Hanover Spec
tator.
VACANT JUDGESILIP.--Gov. Geary will
have the appointment of President Judge,
to serve until the next October election,
in the Franklin Judicial district, in place
of Judge King, deceased. Bedford coun
ty is urging the appointment of Hon. Sam
uel L. Russel or W. lifoClay Hall, Esq.,
while Somerset preseiris the name of lion.
Wm. H. Koontz, formerly member of
Congress from this district. '1:111 of these
gentlemen are good lawyers, and either
would make an acceptable Judge.
VENUE Citaztozo.—Last week the Leg
islature passed a special Act transferiug
the case of the Com. vs. Mark, Matthew,
Long, and others, from Adams to the
Dauphin county Quarter Sessions. The
defendants are from Lebanon county, and
were indicted for conspiracy to defraud.
The Act was passed without the knowl
edge of the prosecutors, and when the
case was called on Monday the Court was
taken by surprise on Defendants' counsel
producing a certified copy of the Act
changing the venue, dated Jan. 20,
His honor, Judge Fisher, expressed him
self somewhat sharply in regard to the
case.
ACCIDENT.—WhiIe Mr. McMaster, or
Oxford township, Adams co., was engag
ed in hauling hay, a child of his, aged
about eight years, met with a painful ac
cident under the following circumstances:
After McMaster had reached his barn
, .
with the load of hay, a neighbor got upon
the wagon and threw down the spring
pole, which struck the lad, (who was
standing unobserved near the wagon,', up
on the head, dangerously injuring the
the child, who was picked up in an un
conscious condition. We understand
hopes are entertained of the child's recov
ery.—Hanover Citizen.
Fiatia.—Henry R. Slaybaugh has said
his property, in Butler township, to
David Bricker-70 acres of land, with
improvements, at $3,800.
11Loses C. Benner has sold his property,
In Cumberland township, to David San
doe—about 41 acres, with improvements,
at $2,800.
Abraham Baer has sold his farm, in
Huntington township, to David Weaver
-70 acres, with improvements, at 33,800.
Arvid Weaver has sold his hse and
lot, in Tyrone township, to Binjamin
Weaver, at $825.
Wm. N. Miller has bought the /Cannon
property, opposite the Courthounp, in this
place, at $3,630.
COURT Dotson.—The January term
commenced on Mondai—his honor, Judge
Fisher, who has partly recovered from his
late illness, being on the bench. Nothing
but criminal business has been attended
to this week.
The Grand Juirfound a true bill for
murder against Martin Karbaugh, for the
killing of William Wills, but the case was
continued to April term, on account of
the bad health of Judge Fisher.
The following cases were disposed of up
to the hour of going to press:
Com. vs. WilliamSteinour. Indict
ment for Assault aid Battery, on infor
mation of his wife Catharine. Verdict
guilty, and sentenced to pay a tine of $1
and costs.
Coln. vs. Geo. Palmer. Larceny of $lO,
on information of R. W. Sadler. The.
defendant was mail carrier on route be
tween Mechanicsburg and Gettysburg.
Mr. Sadler, of the firm of Hartman & Sad
ler, !'gave him a package of monev, to
deliver at the First National Band of
Gettysburg. When the money was deliv
ered, it was found to be $lO short, where
upon defendant was arrested. Mr. Sadler
testified that he had carefully counted the
money before handing it to Palmer, and
was certain of the amount, while the offi
cers of the Bank testified that it was $lO
abort when delivered at the bank. De
fendant claimed that he delivered all the
money entrusted him, and that if a dis
crepancy existed, it was the result cif a
miscount. He further produced testi
mony of excellent character. Verdict,
not guilty.
Corn. vs. Richard Scott, colored. Lar
eeny of chickens and bag, the property of
Franklin S. Reamer. Verdict, guilty.
Sentenced to pay a fine of $5 and five
months imprisonment in Jail.
Com. va. Franklin Kahl. Cutting and
Stabbing, on Information of Adam New
man. The difficulty occurred at Smith's
hotel. in Franklin township. Verdict,
guilty. Sentenced to pay a fine of ;1 and
one year imprisonment in JaiL
E
Com. vs. James Bishop. Fornication
and Baatardy, on infannation of Mary C.
Baker. Defendant plead gtillty, and the
usual sentence was imposed.
Com. vs. John Leach. Lareency of
chickens, the property of William Althoff.
Delbudant plead guilty, and was sentenc
ed to pay a fine of $1 and 80 days impris
onment in jail.
Com. vs. ienette Bchefferer. Adul
tery, with three minor boys. Verdict
guilty. Sentenoed by reason of postponed
sickness of defendant.
PLLSOII, &c:—Prof. Peter Bentz, of
York, will visit Gettysburg next wen*,
and will be prepared to repair and tune
Pianos. Orders can be left at the "Hagle
Hotel" or the "Star and &Winer adios.
Mr. Bentz has also on s hand a number of
first-class Pianos and Organs,: which he
offers at reduced prices—all guaranteed.
Persons dadring synod instrument should;
give Mr. Bentz a call. It
.Lacrums.—A. IL Chase, Esq., of York,
deliver his Lecture, "Ties Aga of
Humbug," in Agricultural Hall, this
(Friday) evesimg. Mr. Chase is a gentle
' man of marked ability, and this Lecture
has been formally spoken of by our ex.-
• changes. Tickets of admission 23 cents.
larßay. A.. IL at Pittsbas;_ g,
list boa wand kr daltrar it Lactate in
Agricultural Sanaa Tusidaysvealagisa•
uary 814. Mr. =Visa Iptitabigh
taboo at a badaragatt4 ardor, andidowdd
draw a canrisibeess.
~ l
4.
14cAL *Tams.
nrikesre. Hadereon & Flemming, 67
Nassau street, New York, have issued a
beautiful "illustrated Catalogue of Eked*
and Implements for 1871," which they are
now prepared to furnish to their custo
mers. Besides a number of wood en-•
gravings illustrating rare flowers, vegeta:.
Mesh and desirable farming implements,
there are two handsome colored plates,
representing the "Egpytian turnip.rooted
Beet," and "Verbenas." 'Fun directions
are also given as to how, when and where '
to sow seeds. Nauss Henderson & Flem.
leg are well known horticulturists, owning
extensive Market Gardens in New Jersey,
from which come most of their seeds; but
they import largely from Europe new and
rare varieties. See adv.
-•-
4. , ors.scs son Bsuesrers.—Mr. Samuel
Thstost, who intends to PINDOVO to North
Cetureea, will sell valuable Personal
P~Opie tar, at his kingdom° ou York street;
mutarybky, Feb. 4. See adv. to
copy of the Septuagint and the entire
New Testament, antedating all known
copies of the Scriptures—not excepting
the celebrated yatican manuscript—had
been discovers& at, the Concept of St.
Catharine on Mt.Sittai, by Dr.TischendortY,
a distinguished German theolgieal . saran,
who for some years bad been prosecuting
his researches among the olden Greek,
Siriac, Coptic, Arabic, Hebrew, Samari
tan, and Slavonic manuscripts. The con
vent where the manuscript was found be
ing under the patronage of the Greek
church, the monks, after a good deal of
negotiation, were induced in 1859 to pre
sent it to the Empetor of Russia, the head
of that church. A careful examination of
the manuscript by Dr: Tischendorff and
and other profound biblical scholars has
satisfied them that it is the oldest copy of
the Scriptures extant, dating back to the
4th century. Aside from the interest at
taching to it by reason of its age, it is of
great value in determining the original
reading of the text, where, by reason of
successive *Vying and emendations, later
manuscripts are at variance. Hence its
value to biblical scholars. It is written in
Greek characters, on parchment leaves
made of skins of asses or a species of an
telope.
The Emperor of Russia, at a very great
cost, ordered 200
,tae simile copies oC this
'manuscript—now known as the Codes
Sinfiiticus—tu be prepared. Three years
were required to accomplish this. Of
course so highly prized a work would be
in demand, but the number of copies being
limited and their disposition depending
on the munificence of the emperor l ,l the
securing of one would ordinarily be im
practicable. Our readers will be glad to
learn that through the agency of Hon.
Andrew G. Curtin, the American Minister
at Bt. Petersburg, the Emperor was in
duced to present a copy to the Theological
Seminary at Gettysburg, and that it is now
in the Library of that Institution. It is
contained in four volumes, imperial quarto,
16 by 17 inches, and is printed on very
heavy paper of the finest quality, almost
equalling parchment in tenacity and
solidity, a faithful re-production, as far as
practicable, of the original manuscript.
SCRVEY COMPLETED. The survey of
the new rail road to run from New Oxford,
in Adams county, and to intersect. the
Northern Central, at York, was completed
as we learn from the Trite Democrat, on
the 19th inst., and the road may now be
said to be located. The track of this
new road will be laid over one of the most
beautiful and picturesqiie portions of the
State and such is its admirable adaptation
to the purpose, that the grade in no place
exceeds fifty degrees to the mile. The
route commences at New Oxford and
from thence proceeds west of the Pigeon
Hills, nearly parallel with the York and
Gettysburg turnpike to Abbottstown.—
From Abbotstown it runs nearly parallel
with the turnpike to King's tavern, where
it curves to the right paibAng by Noah's
mill, thence xvith the turnpike again to
the property of widow Spangler, in Para
dise township, York county. From the
last named place it runs parallel with the
turnpike as far as Wolf's tavern, in Jack
son township, where it curves to left and
runs in a direct line with the turnpike to
York. In the borough it crosses Penn
street, about two hundred feet south of
Union Cemetery, and the Codorus creek
near Cottage Hill College, connecting with
the Northern Central Railroad .near
:Owens' coal yard. The entire distance of
the route is less than nineteen miles, the
grades light, the country tair and fertile,
and everything to commend itself to this
new enternrisb_ This seim,se
by that popular civil engineer, Joseph S.
Gitt, Esq., so well and favirably known
to our readers: Of tie advantages, of this
route, location of depots, sc. , we will
speak hereafter. The name ottbis new
enterprise, as recently, and we presume,
permantly adopted, is "The Susquehanna,
Gettysburg and Potomac Railroad Com
pany "
SWINDLING LAND Aogsms.-1-Farmers
abould be on their guard against a set of
swindlers, professing to be land agents.
y have been operating in surrounding
counties. The Bedford liquirer thus
notes the doings in that county: We are
informed that a got pf sharpers professing
to be Western land agents have been
swindling the people in different sections'
of conatry. If what we learn is true, it is
themost systematic fraud and wholesale
swindle ever perpetrated on our people. ,
Their modus operandi is something like
the following: They call on a farmer who
they think has a little spare money, pro
pose to sell him Western lands, make
very fair inducements and sell at4easona
ble figures. They tell the buyer that un
less everything is as represented by them,
he will not have to par for the laud; they
even enter into a written contract with
him to this abet.
But at the save : time they require of
',Lim a negotiable not which they sell on
the first opportunity at a discount of 60 to
70 per cult, and every cent can be re
covered from the man who gives the note.
Our information tells us that some of
these same notes have been offered to par
ties in Bedford at one-third of their value.,
PETERS' Mussest MOIMILT for Febru
ary, contains its usual variety ol beauti
ful music. It is a mystery to ns *ow the
publisher can furnish so much valuable
music for such a small sum, and,a still
greater mystery to see ourmusical Mends
spending their loose change for sheet-mu
sic when they can get from twelve to lit
teen piecevof music for the small sum of
thirty cents, by buying this Magazine.—
The Febuary Number contains the follow
ing pieces, printed from fal?-nine music
plates, and worth $450 in sheet form:
Gently Lord. Ohl goody lead us. ' Duet.
and Chorus. by H. P. Dank&
IT sweetly, love, and well. Serenade. J. H.
Waud. -
Riding in a Sleigh. Hong 'and Charm WIII e.
ILsys.
Sate In the ark. Song and Chorus. IL Tucker.
It is sad to lolaßandaqtp*en t fie*. Tipple.
ton.
Sweet and low. Lullaby. Quartet.' Barnby.
soug of the Mites. Sunday-School Hymn and
Chorus. Dressier.
Hall the Lord's Anointed. Quartet. Mendels-
shoo.
Mariatirovlien in dust. to nee. Quartet. Abt.
Ckese,yedisamisolate. Songand Chorus. Dressler.
Sparkling Mazurka. J. Harmistoun.
Canary Schottische. J. Becht.
iikallide Waltz C. Kinkel
IMMAMI
Bend 110 cents to the' publisher, J. L.
Pumas, 699" Broadway, Itew York, and
he will send you a sample copy.
ar:r1 0111 .4111"Iro. 101W0',4-
(Selected 1161Viiiiiliikand Send el.
ATIS,IIWr
etipeciallf those vibo
are afflicted with diseases-1411m stomach
and: bowels? at* very apt to seek_tells?
Inkuirrilenirstitibi. Let ancti people be
I cautious how they maie use of thisdan
.
gerous renteo.-:1 'hate known many
men and woman of- excellent characters
and principles, -who have been betrayed,
by oecaaional doges of gin and brandy,
into a lore of those liquots, and have
afterwards fallen sacrifices to emir fatal
eittects. ' So great is the danger of eentrac
ting a love for distilled liquors by acens.
towing the stomach to their stimulus,.
that as few medicines as possible should
be given spirit' ow. vehicles, in chronic
diseases. A physician of great eminence
and uncommon worth, who died towards
the close of the last century in Loudon,
in taking leave of 11 ) young physician of
this citif, who 'had finished his studies
under his patronage, impressed this cau
tion with peculiar force upon him, and la
mented at the -same time in pathetic
terms, that he had innocently made many
sots by prescribing brandy and water. in
stomach complaints.
Some people, living iu countriep subject
to intermitting fevers, endeavour - to forti
fy themselves against them by. taking two
or three winc-glaiies of bitters, made with
spirits, every day. There is great dan
ger of contracting liabitaof intemperance
frdin this practice. Besides, this mode
,bf 'preventing intermittents is far from
being a certain one. A much better se
,eurity aiainst tbein, is a teaspoon full of
the Jesuits bark' taken every morning
during a sickly season.
(For the Star and S'entinet.
MOW% THIS FOR '•Olr'
31n. EDITOR:—When Oliver Goldsmith
wrote "The Deserted Village," it is doubt
ful whether ho had the - advantage of a
personal acquaintance with Silas C. Delap,
the author of a double-distilled scholastic
production in the Compiler of the 18th,
but that the great poet knew that "Si,"
in the fullness of time, world come, is
evident from his description of the school
master, which bins Ibllows:
The village all declared how• much he knew
Twa certain he could ante and cipher too;
Lands he could measure, terms and tides presage
And e'en the story ran—that he could page ;
n arguing, too, theparson owned his skill
For e'en though vanquish'd, he could argue still;
While words of learned length, and thundering
sound,
Amazed the gazing rustles ranged around
And 4111 thhy gated, and still the wonder grew,
That one small head could carry• all he knew.'
The article hi question is regarded by
the public generally as a decidedly itheely
filially effort, 'lull of sound' and fury, sig
nifying nothing,** especially so in view of
the fact that Mr. Delap had not been a
member of any previous Institute. X.
A WORD FOR COUNTRY NEWSPAPRR&—
The Cleveland Herald makes the follow
ing truthful observation concerning coun
try papers, and the duty of giving them
wholesome support:
The local paper is an absolutenecessity
to the country and community where it is
published. All the city papers cannot
supply the place of the home paper.
That should be the tirst love of every man
and woman, for with the paper is the lo
cality identified. The paper gives the
county and town where printed much of
their importance in the world, and gives
.in detail the local news. which cannot be
gained by any other source. Every day's
issue of the paper i 9 so much local historY,
and the rise, growteltial development
of the town and county can be measured
and recorded only by the local newspaper
that constantly is gathering its items.—
People do not properly appreciate their
of a paper too mach by the number of
column it contains. The home paper
at any price is the cheapest paper one can
take, for in it is found the information to
be obtained from no othersource.
Another thing to be taken into conside
ration. Every county has one or more
newspapers. Hence, the circulation of
of each paper must be limited. There is
therefore the greatest need of activity and
interest on the part of the people to give
their own paper a good, vigorous, and
substantial support.
Coaxs!—Who has not suffered .from
Corns, Bunions, Ingrowing Nails, Chil
blains, Tender Feet, &c., &c., Briggs'
Alleviator and Cluative is a certain reme
dy. Sold by Druggists. Sent by mail 80
cts. Da. J. flames & Co. Newark, N. J.
Ch.vsitan!- . —What disease can be mere
disagreeable or disgusting than Catarrh
Briggs' AUevanto• is • a pleasant, cheap
and positive remedy. Sold by druggists.
PxLas!—Suffer not with Internal Bleed
ing or Itching Piles. A cure has been
discovered! Briggs' Pile Remedies are
safe and sure. Soli by druggists
Covistowrioal—With the hollow, soul
sickening cough, weakened lungs, profuse
expectoration, the debilitating night
sweats, and all other symptoms of this
fatal malady, are subdued by the use of
Briggs' Throat and Lung Healer, the most
appropriately named remedy yoN , disoov- ,
ered for Throat and Lang Diseases.
Sold by A. D. Buehler, J. N.... Huber and
Druggist's generally. : tf
Loos: REIM. Woodward has com
menced, in connection with his Gunsmith
ing, the repairing of Umbrellas, Parasols,
ac., which be will warrant to be bettertbr
ed than is done, by the majority of.. Um
brelia-menderrs. Any person Wishing
work done Wilds line can leave word at
his shop on Carlisle Street, and it will be
sent for and returned. Charges modeiste.
He also has Mill on hand a variety of Bat
tle-field Relics, of any bald and style, is
large assortment of. Canes, sc.,. OW and
see him.
NEw Bwaras.--Wehave now on band
a full assortment of newly printed Blanks
for Justices of the Peace, including 'afar-
Mations, Warrants,- Commitments, Sum
monses, Subpsnas, Executions, itc. Al
so Sale - Notes, Negotiable Notes, Judg
meat Notes, &e., with and without waver
clauses, School Warrants, School State.
meats, Contracts with Teachers, &c.
Orders promptly Mid.
A HOUSEHOLD Riminv.—No flurdly
should be without some efficacious reme
'dy/fOr the cure of affeetiens so universally
prevalent, as coughs, odds, magi:threat,
wbooping cough and croup—ionia nemedy,
too, which can be relied upon as safe,
sure and certain. Dr. Wister's Balsam
of Wild Cherry combines the desidera
tum.
CZ=Ell
AT COST: AT Court Until April' 1871—
at Nonni' Corner, to make room for
Spring goods—Clothing, Bats, Capi;
Boots, Shoes, a WBOLIUI4I4I meas.
Now is your time for Bargains. Don't
fail to call, it you need anything tu my
line. No :flumbeg. Call and see •
yoruselvet
WAIUMOVISIMit 11/11/iT.--The _building .
now occupied by Zoe. WIIIILZ dkikat as a
Ploduo•
of
11 / 4 ---
/Iminin 4 1 84 1 4114 Ti11i1L. - ttj
A bias In poriniitton, seade-a bet
the other day *at he makd drink a pint
and a half of Ciatiamitwitdmilttwehe
Mum. lie won dm bet, "esti* Intyl6.
vine COarierlateurne4 audits widow ra
nutricadrit the fetterit tbe *next day - #o,_
It was tbe Arse anew
hard work Litton years.
PILEUX OTIITSIttI-S: Minnigh makes I
it a point to serve up , the viler my;
I Oysters thatain be - secured In the Bala- ,
1 more market. He hiiiiipeeial acooraModa
time; for Ladles and Gentlemen, who
dud every tin* in pie order. Oysters
served'ep in every WAN to snit the moat
astidinus. - Oast and nee far yonnu,btn‘
TRE. llrha STOVE. now in market, kw
beauty, economy, and comfort, is admitted
all around to be the MORNING GLORY.
It defies all competition, and that is the
judgment of all who have used it. It is just
the thing for Ottinten, Stores., and Parlors
Ch;mbera. Call. at C. H. Ottehler's
Ware Room, opposite the Passenger
Depot, and examine for younselVes. tf
Nova.--The book amounts of J. W.
Cana must be closed up by the Ist of
February nest. Persons indebted can
at the Store., or on John Cress at Lis
Warehouse. j:tn.l3 St
CAPT. Non:me—Has the largeq t and
best stock of Clothing, Hata, Caps, Boots,
Shoes and Furnishing Goods in town, and
is selling them very - cheap. - Give him a
call. dee.,2-tf
11=1!13
Scram, nook, •
EXTRA FLOITE
WHTTE WHEAT,
RED WHEAT,
Coke,
Ens,
OATH,
Timornr-Sam
CLovszaium,
FLAxSzsm,.... ......
BAcoN, Suot - Lnras,
"
" HAW, ......
LA u.l),
e DR.. RUSH
GetlysinareGrats & !Previalmo Market.
(.ettynbarg, Friday Morning.
.000 0 573
I 75/ 0 180
1 ...t) 1 25
70 0 70
00 70
00 0 42
un * 00
000 Q GGO
090 d
1 7.1 sitj 17,1
80 100
k'Lova,
Wui WILMA"'
RID WHEAT,
CORN,
Ern,
OATE. •
Bee'ural% ..
TIMOTHY-BEIM
CLOCER.SEET),.
POTATOW,
Cloostroir Priced" •f D. Havels & Br*
40 144001511 !rd It., Philadelpbta.
3 o'.-lock, P. M.
C. S. 6's of '6l
" ss. 10-414
U. 8.30 rear 6 per cent- C'y.,
Gold,
811 rer,
Union Pacific R. R. Ist M. Ronde, 770 790
Central Pacific R. R. QOO 910
Union Pacific Land Grant 80nd5..... 670 7
AYPLEMAN—Sagt.ea.—On the Itch inst.. by the
Rev. S. Yingling, Mr. Jesse Applesnan, of nbm
township. to MtAS Amanda C. Meier of Sintban
township. Adams county.
Hsna—Akenorr.—On hulk, by Rev. J.
41.• Boll., Mr. Jacob flare tM in s k Philomena Alt
hoff, both of Cumberland township.
ffsso—Knerint---On the 10th inst., at Meehan
intlown, by the Rev. John McCloskey, Mr. John
Haas, formerly of this county_, to Miss klien Kee
fer, daughter of Mr. David Keefer, of Meehan
letdown district, Fredelick connty,
fifTans—Llvisionong.--(ht the lab MAL. by
the Rev. W. F. P. Davis. Mr. James F. Myers.
near Round Hill, to Miss Lydia J. Livingstone, of
Clearspring. York county.
listL—Tessnes4—On the "-?.(1 hist., by Rev.
Jacob Seettler, Mr. William Sell, of Adams coun
ty. to Miss Elizabeth Treiber, of York county.
TiPron—Lints--(lo the 194 h inst.. at the resi
dence of the bride's uncle, by the Rev. W. R. H.
Deattich, Wm. H. T 1 u. of Gettysburg , hi Mine
Lizzie Little, of Chatnbersburg.
Obltua • notJtam 5 cents a lino lor all over font
11 h to accompany tbe• notice. This In
cludes memorial tributes , relolutlon., of sock.
ties, &c.
J Hafourrr.—At ,
Cambria, Pa., on the 21st Inst._,
ohn Itaamstt Sumer ly jnetwy m r p
jaw; .111711freant avara,we
Cuvrea—At the E. Parsonage. Sibar
place, on the lath Inst.. Hanna M. (aver, young.
eat daughter of the late Jas. Culver. Kvs., M Car
hate, Pa., nod7d years and 24 days
essesa— the 7th lust., near .41 , bottsiown,
Mra Catharine Cana abed about 2 Years
Conti.-10 the 20th lest., near Gettysburg,
after an Illness of over 16 years. Sumuel Colman
(of ti„) aged 66 yearn, 5 months and 3i days
HOME AN.—At Attks, Indiana, on the 15th
fist, Charles Greenwood, Infant son of John P.
and Sale Hurfnurn, aged months and 2
weeks.
Mutest_—On We tab hint, lo Adams county.
Hr. John Markel, aged' 73 years, H mouths and
days.
LUtTIN.—On the 17th Inst., hi this place. of
eumonia„ George John , sou of Joseph and
Martin, aged 1 year. 2 mouths and 3
da ritivale.—On the 10th inst...it her residence
In Fairfield , Hannah Sullivan. aged A , years, 9
mouths and 11 days.
lii" Westminster Sentinel'please c,,ps,
Winescnorr.—Dr. Edward Wenschoff, at his
residence near Emmlttsbont on the 11th inst.. at
an advanced old age.. The deceased was former
ly from abbottstown. l'a., where he practiced for
many years.
WItIKikT.-40u the lath inst., at his residence
in Highland township, Mr. Andrew Weikert,
aged 70 years. 10 months and 27 days.
Father aVelkert was a man of few words but
full of meaning; he had a clear mind, and an
even temper ; he salami If ever allowed himself
to become excited or his temper ruffled.
mudded
Father Welkert was a kind Parent
y ; he amply
for the comforts of his fam But God
In Ws wise provide n ce. hag seen atily.
to take oltv
dear father from our midst. But may those
bleeding Marts of ours be boatel up with the
hope that be is gone to be forever with the Lord
modals° Mat tbe Lord has given as the blessed
assurance that!' we put our trust in Him, who Is
able to sere to the uttermost, when this mortal
life Is ended, we may be again reunited where
parting is no more.
Dear father, thou haat left ua,
Here thy iOB3 we deeply feel
But 'lts God that bast bereft us
He can all our sorrows heal.
the 11th inst., near Abbottstown
Christian Yohe, aged 93 year; 1 month and 1
day,.
VOTlCE.—Letters of Administration on the
-IA estate of Romer TATN. deceased, /atil of
,Adams county, having been granted
to the undgned, residing in the same Mem
be hereby gives notias to all persons indebted
to said estate to make immediate payment. and
those having claims to present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
JOHN M. TATE, Adm'r.
Jan. T7.-6t
L ICENSE. ' _
The following application to keep a Tavern
has been filed in my oleos. with the requisite
number of signers, and will be at thee
Court of Quarter Sessions, on the 16th of Febru•
ary. 1871:
Noah Stocksdale, Borough of Littlestown.
A. WOLF, Clerk.
Jan. 27.—td
BUTCHERING.
.1 'KB undinnigned has eornmeneed the Butch_
business in the rear at the Washington
Hesse, and will pay_the highestyries
tar Calves, and Lusa& resmi wanting
men; or having stock to sell, will call at the
Washington Hansa Meat ordered will be deliv
ered at dweninp any place within the town.—
The patronage ad the public is selleihed.
JAMES MoCIAIIGNY.
Jaa. 27. MI
Agricultural Co* of Ponta.
This lust Martian will re-open for 13wiing Tenn,
(11C1,) of twenty-four (24) weeks /
Out Friday, February lens.
For general circular, catalogue and (Alienator
elation, address
THOS. H. BIMIROWA,
President Agricultural College, P. ,
Jan. 2 7 .-4 1 Centre county, Pa.
aDAIIN COUNTY SS.
1 ...—... 1 At An Cott held atGetlyabarg
for tald , on the 25th day td Jaw
...*l oary MIL
cm WIL F. Barn, Guardhta of
icatataarmorr mat EIIASCXL P. Wrier&
man e minor Waren ef Nmarmet Whet:key, de
maned, to show mate w he should set be db.
=from said retarastge cm
day of February, 717 y y the court.
IL G. WOLF, Clark,
To Win. F. Beam
Tdo.ap hereby notified that the abo v e ridenill
be for hawing by the Court of Adams
ta! ' 411
ThlnidalariefittlefetiMs7l.
Jan. 77, id 3e Peticionar.
'VDU GOODOIOIIIBIIOIII.
: ARCTIC!, uV r ail l =,
rierilafrO.
V 1312. Pick kg Co a
_hate the
l t s,grat ammeneat ol v enoc
Book an Job Pttinting
tow' 14111 i l ailleek All .4 0 0 41 4 0 11 0.00 1 , 1 t
- fear ar lhavurna
intrv...,
ICBM
Mooning.
5:. A 575
ti 25 . 0 6 rio
ei) it 2, 00
Nlb 0 1.90
..... 77 0 sr,
83 0 05
55 411 56
575 0 600
7 f.# 0 725
000 0 190
1034 a 10%
12 # 1231
16 a 18.
/% s "i 0 13
STOCK/ AND BONDS
'65 new,
MAIIIIIIIILD
DECD.
*nit Advnlistatnts.
Rule, and Notitie.
Oir ALL ue
, .
. ,
, ..
..
New Adv(rttsevients: - riv emir scats.
p ITI3LIC SAL OF AGENTS WANTEDA I / 4 25 a Nautili-by the
kaa.t is - LE fitcsON AI. iItOPiRTT. AMMCAN S i" I eACIOVE CO ,-
Bolton Mmes. efitt. Per* Jan. 2L-4w
---- .
1 - "
The lutendini to quit fanning. i
will ft/lulatql(4l:4l4llAir Pri° 46 ll =o I TURITBEBAt.
MoreA,(lll4 rigs nee la' , , •
township, 3 miles east of Gettysburg, WI theand .1 - ---
to Bonaughtoun. the fulltriting Valuable i4js. :l2,e
nal properm viz:
THE= MEAD OF WORK- HOI !ail), l il t sr. W
with fete, 2 Yonu,g Hones. i risfort ;Nut oth- , New'
er 6 porn old,' I lAA 2 years old, ', .1 , 3 d o f 1111 . ,en fi ne ,
COWS, some ulll be fresh at Unie ot istle, 2 Buhr, free
1 Heller 9 head of Shale, I mitre% -tread three Co .
horse wo aimi. s w i ng Nigon. kAllteg-top Buggy. •
Sleigh andßells. logYed Lime - Sled, new set at IIV ANTED-AflitNTS, (SW per day) to sell the
HAY CarriatteS , 2 Limp Beds sae new , Wire-fordit + f 1 celebrated Hotta SHUTTLE thrum°
iced.
Boy Rake, good Fanning MIS, CutUng-box, cora- 1 cfot4E. Has the under:fced. =aces the "
blued Reaper and Mower. 3 Shear I km", single stitch" (alike on both sides,) and E s fully !fee/Wed.
and double Shovel notes, Corn Fochs, Corn COS , , The best and cheapeat family Sewing Machine In
erer, 2 Harrow., Cultivator, 7...1ng ie. double . 1141 , the market. Address, Jomegre, Quito( & CO.,
trulse Ttees. Spremler, Log, Haltcr, t'un, Butt , Boston Maas. l'itt4burgh, rt., Chia?, /U., 01'
and Deeasaine, 2 KZ of Breeebbands, 2 set of ; st. Louis, Mo.' ' an. 27.-4 w
Front, Gerrit, 2 set of Harness, Flynets, Rkltng 1 -- --
Saddle, Wagon :saddle, Bridles, Collars. Halters, -
Cheek Lines, now Lines, Forks, Rakes, shovers,
Grain Cradle-, Molting Scythes, 2 Grindstones,
Maul and Wedges, WheelbatrOW, also, HOUSE
HOLD AND KITCHEN IMP:ITCH)+, such as
Bedsteads, Cane-bottom Chain, Copper Nettle,
Apple Butter, d.e.
ilipSale to commence at 10 Weleett, A, M .
when attendance will be gis en and terms made
known by ABRAHAM T k W NTT.
dons STAtt.ouTu, AnCtinUeCr.
Jan- 27, 1171.-ts
1)1IBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE rEneolim. PlturfißTV
Thu undersigned, intending to quit farming,
will sell at Public Sale, on Thursday, the 9th cy
March, ICI. at his residence n Butler township,
Adams county on the road from Gettysburg to
Arendtsville, mile from the latter place,
mile from Rut s Mill, and 4 mik. Irma Wier.
man's MBt, the following Vallahle Personal Pro.
pert}}' , viz:
THREE DRAUGHT HOB S, I Brood Mare.
3 Colts, one a yearling, one tau-yearling and one
three-yearling, 3 MILCH CO iTS, one will be fresh
at time of sale, I large Durham BWI , .1 head of
Young Cattle, 4 head of good Sheep, Must Sow,
Chester White, 4 Shotes, is uxl four-horse nar
row-tread Wagon, Lime Bed as good as new, 2
net of Hay Carriages, Bow Ladder, Wire -tooth
Hay Rake, as good as new, Grain Drill, as good
IS new, Fayetteville Wheat Fan. Rolling.screen,
nearly neiv, Large Wood Sled, nearly new, Dung
Sled, Gnud.stone, Fla:brake, Grain Cradle,
(Hikes' make,) Clover Cradle, Seiler aud Bend.
enwilk Plows new, Drag Rake, Feed Trough.
Harrow, Corn Coverer, Corn York, single Shove l
Plow, double Shovel Plow, Ding Hook, a lot of
Forks and Shovels, Mattock, three-horse, double
Tree, 2 two-horse double Trees, two-horse Spread
er, I one-horse Spreaders, bug Log Chain, patrol
long Traces, pair of Breast Mains, pair of Butt
Traces, Shaking Fork 3 Rakes, Grain or Scoop
Shovel. 2 Threshing Flaßs i zetst Manure Boar
dik
Axe, Mowing Scythe and ant, lot of good Old
Imp, 2 set of Crupper Gears, 2 set of Wheel
Gears, 4 Cdllars, 4 Blind Bridles, Riding Bridle,
Wagon Whip, four-horse Line. Housing, 2 head
Halters and Chains, Flynet nearly yew, Lead
Rein, and a great variety of other articles too
numerous to mention.
SirA Credit of 12 Months a 1 l be given. Sale
to cOrnownCe at 10 o'clock, A. M.
JOhN H
Jan. 27. 1871.—ts
FIN
NEW 7-30 GOLD LOAN
Jan. 1.31 h,
Northern Pacific Railroad Company,
110%
/ 09 ! 109%
- 1(0 ,i 1087,4'
/11/7 "i
.107% 109
.108 y 108%
.1087.5
.19 4 10T4
1105,1 110 54
110!ti 110 i
10i 107
red hp first Mortpar,o,, - 14 , dr,,ad
Law(
SAIT! PINIFITABLE! PF.P.N.I LNT!
JAY COOKE & Co.,
Offer for sale a t par and accrued intcrest the First
Mortgage Land Grant 1; Id Bonds of toe North
ern Pacific Railroad Company. They are free
from United states Tax, and are issued of the
follow ing denominations Coupons 4100. VOL and
$1,000; Registered tls:, • 41,(s10, isibuo mud
,
With the same entire confidence with which we
commended Government bonds to Capitalists and
People, ue now, after the fullest 'oxen's:wino,
recommend these Northern Pacific Railroad
bonds to our friends and the genenublie.
GOLD PAYMENT.—Both principalawl inter.
est are payable in American go d coin. at the
office of Jay Cooke Co., New York City—the
principal at the end of 3O years, and the interest
(at the rate of seven and three-tenths per cent.
July.per annum) half.) early, first of • January and
PERFECT SAFETY.—The bonds we are now
selling. are secured by a first and only mortgage
on all the property and rights of the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company, which will embrace
on the completion of the work:
1. Over Two Thousand .Mlits of Hood, with
roiling stock, buildings. and all •)ther equipments.
2. Over Twenty-two Thousand Acres of land
to every mile of flnl,hed road. This land, agri.
cultural, timbered and mineral, amounting in all
to more than Fifty Mlllb,n Acres, consists of al
ternate sections, reaching twenty to forty miles
on each side of the track, and extending In a
broad fertile belt from Wisconsin through the
richest portions of Minnesota. Dakota. Montana,
Idaho, Oregon and Washington, to Puget timid.
While the Government does not directly guar
antee the bonds of the Atm& it thus aroolv..uro
xotese.etr grant ni mom me Maii vaitiaole ever
conferred upon a fir •at national improvement.
THE MORTGAGE.—The Trustees tinder the
Mortgage. are Messrs Jay Cooke of Philadelphia,
and J. Edgar Thcimson, President of the Penn
sylvania Central Railroad Company. They wi I
directly and permanently represent the Interests
of the First Mortgage bond holders, and are uited to see that tdsof t la re
are aged inurchas e g a r n k cancelling th ud b a d s
of the Company if they can be booed. before ma
turity at not more than 10 percent. pre:Mimi
otherwise the Trustees are to Invest the proceeds
of land sales in United Stales Bonds or Real
Estate Mortgages for the further security of
Northern Pacific bondholders. Also, that they
have at all times in their control, as security, at
least wo acres of average Land to every sl.ouo of
outstanding first mortgage bonds, bienides the
raltrreul itself and all its equipments and fran
chises.
PII,OFITABLENEK4.—Of course nothing can
be safer than the bonds of the loped States, but
as the Government Is no longer a borrower, and
as the Nation's present work is not that of pre.
sewing Its existence, but that of developing a
continent, we remind Ilia.e who desire to increase
their Income and ohtain a more permanent in
vestment, while still baring a p•riectly reliable
security , . that:
United States 5-3+'s at their averagepremium
yield the present purchaser less than .53 , s'per cent.
gold interest Should they he redeemed in fire
and specie payment. , be resumed, they
ZtlrTt r at really pay only 4% per cent_ or U in three
years, only 434 per cent, as the present premium
would sneanwlDe be sank.
. .
Northern Pacilic,7-3Ya selling at par In MUTED
yield the Investor 7 3-10 per fent. gold lnterest
absolutely for thirty years, pee from Dotted
Sates tar.. 111,100 currency Inv ested now In Unit
ed States &Vs will yield per year Iniold, say
MOO. 41,10 U currency Invested now in Northern
Pad& 7.30's wUI yiela per year lu gold, MX
Here is a difference in annaql income of nearly
one-third, besides a dlffereme of 7 to lb per cent.
ib PrinclPal, ashen both class.' of bends are re
deemed.
THE BOARNow Bei LDING.—Work was be.
gun In July bat on the eastern portion of the
line. and the money provided, by the sale to
stockholders of- some six millions of the Com
pany's bonds, to build and equip the road from
Lake Su dor across Minnesota to the Red River
of the 933 Mlles. The grading on this di
vision is now well advanced, the iron is being
rapidly laid ; several thoimand men are at work
on the line. and about the fir st of-August.next
this important section of the rood will be in full
operation. In tbe
formmeantie orders have been
sent to the Facile coast the commencement
of the work on the western end in early Spring
and thereafter the work will be pushed. On g ,
eastward and westward, with as much speed as
May be consistent with solidity and a wise
economy'.
RECEIVABLE FOR LANDS.—Them bonds
will be MO times, before maturity, receivable
at Lie, in payment for the Company's lands, at
their lowest cash price.
BONDS . EXCHANGEABLE.—The registered
bonds can be exchanged at any time for coupons,
the coupons for registered, and both these can be
exchanged for others. payable
limnePal and in
terest. at any of the principal cial eentresof
Europe, In the- coin of the various European
eonntrim..
J. R.
HOW TO GET 'MEX.—Your nearest Bank or
Banker will supply these bonds in any desired
amount, and of any needed denomination. Pero
eons wishing to exchange stocks or other bonds
for these, can do so with any of our agents, who
will allow the 'highest current price for all mark.
etable securities.
These living in localities remote from banks,
may send money, or other bonds, directly to us
by express, and we will send back Northern pa
cific bonds at our own risk, and without cad itt
the investor. For further Information,
lets, maps, etc.. call on or address the u
*
l or aatof t he Banks or Bankers employed to
this lam.
Via. , PAINTER & Co.,
nkers,lTiladelpWa, ♦Recta for Eastern Pa.,
Gettysburg National 'lank
GETTYB3WRG, PA
Jan. 27—It
Gardening for Profit,"
AND
`Practical Floriculture,"
PETER HENDERSPN, •
fbrmer detailing the. systette( Malt SET
eittratax , o the latter DEBeftlf,TVB of the
w4at n Of COttotignrui. FLOHICULTIMII., low
the vicinity of Kew York. Madleit, post.
paid, for .150 each,
Our Ilanuat Descriptive Catalogue at
Vegetable and Flower Beek
Migaz i tive ti r n a o n w d BEAUTIFULLY COL,
at Y. Also, Catalogue
iNEW AN[) RARE PLANTS,
itaxiTEAsiDteiNie adored Platen and
lag& Aiwa wW b ninalied on reoeint at Twenty.
Ise Camp. or with Mier of the above Swan
*sea .ftese.
7~EI~I EE SON & FLRmING,
• , UM) iclreotarre AND °NW/Mk
•Irt BA/84 U . BT., NEW YORK
Jan,11,1371.—#:
OVER COATS.
Via= & CO 4,are seams
p thou oil very Oboop
a to rove 3Or sixth' urchases.
o - tir it
JOHN FUNT
!MEM
I=
M I
FREE TO 4810401; S.
e will seud eliallidg4 . of our
• Illustrated P aste. orer2Xl
Scripture Illustrations to any BoiAgent,
of charge. Address'. NATIONAL Ptrauserma
Philadelphia, Pa. Jan. 27.-4 w
• ENEE.II. .kGENTS WANTED for Groo-
iI sheek's (-. culaUng machine, rapid, accu
rate, re11.,14e. uplc, easily operated, cheap and
beautlN:. 1:".:111.,, instantaneous additions or
subtractioug. .1111 g from one to 6 lie columns of
figures at , ra mingand borrowing its own
tens, hult.ire.t • etc., without the least thotWat on ,
the eirt G. • :operator ., Address ZIEGLER
MoCU it I :V. l'.• latle•lphla, Pa. JUL 27.-4 w
. .
A GE:. v..,N TED for-Abbott's Panama and
the FitA).• •i-Pi/VBBI,OIWAN, In German and
English. ith tine steel estgratrlngs, tma je , &c.—
Agents are getting from 2a to 50 subscribers per
day. One Agent reports 163 orders the Orat two
days. Now is the time to secure an Agency for
this and other works desire)* for Agents. Ad
dress Quaker City PubiLshidg House 217 and 219
Quince at., PliktdelphLa. Jan. 27.-4 w
REDUCTIoN OF PRICES
TO CONFORM TO
REDUCTION OF DUTIEht.
GREAT SAVING TO CONSUAIERB
GETTING U} CLUB.
tkiPtiend for our New Price lAA and a Club
form will accompany it, containing full directions
--making a ,large saving to consumers and re
munerative to club organizers.
THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA CO.,
31 & VESEY STREET
P. O. Sox 56i3. New York.
stabil:Ole& 18i.A. E. H. KELLOGG. Hantlfae -- •
turer and limier In Sperm, Lard. Whale,
Elephant, Tanners, Wool, Signal and Machinery
Oils. E. 11. Kellogg's combined Wool and Spin
dle 011 is an Extra Wool Oil, which scours out
easily mutrfectly front the whitest goods. Is
handsome in pe color, almost entirely odorless. en
dures a temperature of 35° and a less quality is
required to do the work than of the best Lard,
white the price is mach less, and besides haying
all the above named desirable qualities, it is real
ly a very nice Spindle Oil. .tddress K H. KEL
LOG, No. 17 Cedar Street. P. 0. Box 43:n, New
York. Jan. 20.—1 w
TI ratted Success of the Season
AGENTS WANTED FOR
B E L D E N: THE WHITE CHIEF.
Twelve Years among the Wild Indians of the
Plains. The remarkable adventures of the ha.
mous WHITE CHIEF and BIG WARRIOR
among the Red Skins. Thrilling accounts of
Great Hunts, Hairbreadth Escapes and Terrible
Contests with the big game and hostile tribes.—
Spirited descriptions of the habits and supersti
tions of that strange people. Their Sports, Le
tends, Traditions. Wby they Scalp. How they
Woo and Wed, Doctor, VVonsialp,
New, Fresh: m ix : var. Price Low. It Is
selling by,the tho with wonderful rapidity.
Agents are ng from KO to 1100 per week.
Some ciroloe Reid yet to be had. Apply at ones
for samplochaptena Illustrations and full par
ticulars A. H. HUBBARD, Publisher. 400
Chestnut Ist., Phila. Jan.
CARBOLIC TABLETS
PREPARED DY DR. WEI.V&
The most important disssorery of the age is this
wonderful Healing and Cleansing agent for the
(111C:00.. or weaknoms of the lie piratory organs,
Sore Throat, Sudden Cold. Huarsiseas,Cararrti
Asthma. Dryness of the Throat or Windldpe,
diseases of the Lungs and for all imtation of the
=seasons membrane.
vocalists and public speakers who speak
and sing without effort, use these Tablets, their
effect in clearing the voice is simply astonishing
ZS can be shown by numerous certificates.
DR. WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS
art directly on the =emus membrane and
should be promptly and freely taken in all expos.
ure or violent change of weather, u they equal
ize the Circulation of the Blood and thus ward off
all tendency to colds and Lung difticulty.
The proprietors would say, all first Mass meth
sines have their imitation, and they would
CAUTION the public against imposition by bar
ing dther medisdnitos thrust upon them in pMos of
these„admirable Tablets.
JOHN Q. KELLOGG. 34 Platt St. N. Y. Sole
Agent Soto icy DRICGOIIITS. Price 2 cents a
box. Jan. 'S.-I,w
' ATCH FREE, and 430 a day sure. and no
" humbug. Address LATTA & co., Pitts
burgh, Pa. Jan. 13.-4 w
8 0• C (' K
I 'HID IS NO HUMBUG i—By sending36CCCTS
1 with age, height, color of eyes and hair, you
will receive. by return mall. a cornet picture of
your future huahand or wife, with name aneitlate
of marriage. Address W. FOX, P. O. Drawer
Nu. 24 Fultonville, N. Y. Jan. 13.-Or
I HE. MAGIC (XJldit &Imo any eobmed
hair or beard to a permanent Mara or brown.
It COOLILICL3 no poison. One comb sent by mail for
SI. Dealers supplied at reduced rates. Address
PAAravaar Masa linclzurf AUL Mao.
T II EA-NECTAR
IS A .pußg.
13 1...A.C.13 - ki.A.
with the Green Tea Flavor. Warranted to salt
all tastes. For sale everywhere. And for sale
wholesale by the Great Atlant ic it Pacific Ilea
Co.. 8 Church St., New York. Y. U. Buz 3608.
Send for Thea-Nectar Circular. Jan. 1.3.-4 w
I3DOOK AGENTS WANTED.—The Land of
sacred Mystery, or the Bible read in the Light
of Its own Seenery,—Bev. W. L. Gage's new book,
is now ready. Printed on tinted piper, issued In
beautiful style, contains 200 Superb Engravings,
and Is one of the most valuable Biblical books
ever issued. In every Wildly where the Bible Is
to be found, and there wealth/ens of them, these
can this work be sold. Agents will appraelate
this, • We want agents also far Prof. Stowe's
- Self-interpreting PamWy Bible,"—the grandest
boOk ever Issued, being his crowning life work—
pronounced by critic:arse finest and most com
plete Bible extant, row hayingailla sale than
any other three Bibles cailiblm.d. ndldly
lustrated--coutaLus a dictionary ofthe Bible,
with 200 engravings, a blanry of each book, etc..
and enables any reader to form his awn commen
tary on the Scriptures as he Studies them. Any
agent or person who reads this, and who desires
the most profitable and honorable business, send
for circulars with full information. Worranso.
sox, Dunn & Co, Hartford, Conn. Jaal3.-4w
Billy -fire Aral Prise 'Modals Awarded
TUE GREAT
Baltimore Piaio ilaufactory.
WILLIAM IaABE& CO.,
Manufacturers of
GRAND, 1314UARE AND UPRIGHT
FORTES,
PIANO
BALTIMORE, MD'.
These instrntnenta have be e n before the yothUc
for neatly Thir years, and upon their en
alone attained ty
an aispurchased pre-emine excell cence.
which pronotusees thew unequalled. Their
TONE
combines great power, sweetness and line signing
quality, as well u great parity of Intonation, and
sweetness throughout the entire scale. Their
TOIICH
is pliant and elastic, and entirely free from the
stiffsem found in 5o many Moon
IN WON X&NSHIP
they are unequalled, using none butthe very best
SUMMED insrulAt., the large MAUI employed
to our `rusiness enablhigus to keep contlartany an
irnme•Ase stock of lumber, &e., on hand.
aar-An our fiquora ?Luso. Dave our New ba
red Orerstrtmg Scale and the Anaarrit
girWe would - Call 'wefts] attention to our late
improvements to GRAND PLLNOtiand SQUARE
GRAMM: Patented Aug. 14. M. which bring
the Plano nearer perfection than has yet been at.
lathed,
•
6,6 - Pietro fully Warranted for 5 Years.
; Wb
bale made arrangements for the Hole
- Whoie,sale for the mast Celebrated PAN
LOR ORGA 8 and KELODEONtiorldeh we of
ter Wboksale and Retail, at Lowest Factory
PETER BENTZ, Agent,
No. 80 EMt Market slaver, York, Pa.
23, 1170.--em
R 0) s ALIS
. RR OttEAT AMERICAN HEALTH
A RESTORER, parties the blood and
and
WAffections of the mood, laver and
tert Recommended by the Medical
Foltisons.aculty and many Unman& of our ben
Dad the testimony ol ,felamipa
L who have used nowil, se ed
tor
our datadella Guide to Haan Boot. w
memo for tble ms =r on doil we publish fee
• 4 win Ore Yoe
liserh u V lib le lnfos:mad=
Dr. B. Dam of Detimore, says:
I take pieekre In reamt your
EMMAUS as a very powerful alterative. I
hare seen it used In two cues with ),
results--oas la a ease of sei= •
" M w :r:
In width the
mired. after = Mee bottles
oLyeur asedkins. Tbe',Oarb I/ ohs
ofseroftits of long sunameg. "bleb is
rePhllY seder lie tem and the fa
' dlestioes till =the patina win soon rip
lamer. 'I bare eiontilmixattikedttro -
la by wikkol yeervarrians
Iry eospoulki 44'
Dr. %WU, of Malik°lasirtDo, Ky„ mrs be
used Soriaits tn eases or nerotnh
Disleatellegnobetter
r~~ A
II ame used sem 1 0-: • 1. 4.... 110amu11ing
aadaalea mo cured
:Detour sof wilsay Imam
. • hie sonie" ,
I . Boolamln Nooktot, of Lim, air writes:
r !IV booty par puha W
ore oar rim a
, tiro: I Insod a of
' ' ' ' Vid , ,Milli*Offillidect our
Arßosulas laeo l dAntsubft
1.6601114:67, 61 zeibilivie - hie*, Damson
01.1111/121T6 Ai CO., Preprieton.
a;41(1.
ilo=s
f m Nivel tisisimgir.
_
P 4 • *4 - t - 4 4.4- 4 4
T O THE WOllllitlllla CLASS.--We are . wow
estfirat=
for the spare moments. Businessnew, Hot,
and profitable.tog§ Persdluietelthanda easily earn
fro mfiks. pe r erectus, tu4
sunip dercam their whO,e. time • Pl"", -
Boys and girls Wan nearly as mirth sr •
That all who see this notice may send their ad.
dress, and test the business, we make the wipPearr-
alleled offer: To such as are not well
we will send It to pay for the trouble of
Full particulars. a valuable sample o f Th e
to commence work on, and a copy of .reo
ple's Literary (1)n - 4pda/on—meat the largest and
best family newspapers ever mot
fret by mail. Bender, if you want rposmag.
PrOSlaDie work, address E C. AI.LKLs ff eik;
Augusta, Maine.
UNIVERSALISM: What la itt Bead for the
.9ter in the West. Cincinnati A large &
weekly; established 11E7. It meets all the tatgr
of the f amily; 1¢ 50 per year 411.25 six months.—
Try It. Specimens tree. Address ViILLIANSON
&tA,NTWELL. Cincinnati Ohio. 4t
jj RNLINE NORWAY OATS, and ALSIKE
krr CLOVER. darnple packages sent tree to an
Farmers: al o, a copy of theN STOCK
JOURNAL. by eneloNne stamp to N. P. 8017.1 t
& Ca, Parkeiburg. Ckoeter co., Pa. 4t
-
moms JUST WHAT YOU NE!—New
Anthems and Quartets for 5 cents.
Mailed tree. fiend 5 cents, for specimen, to J. A.
QUTTERFIEW NO. 257 West Mullion Street,
Chicago. • It
EW YORK SAFETY STEAM POWER CO.
Steam Engines, with and withouteut.elf. and
Sixtieths' Safety Steam Boilers, built la quantities
by special machinery. Send for eircular,44 Cort.
land street, N. Y. 4t
$5 to $lO per I)ay. 1 ,12..1vare46 8 7:
me In our new trustee's maks from 115 to $lO per
day In their own localities. Fun_ jparilculars and
Instructions sent free by awl'. These In need of
permanent. Kt:hatable work, should address at
once. GEORGE 5113303 & Co., Portland, Maine.
AGENTS! READ THIS!
E WILL FAX AGENTS A SALARY OF NO
V V FEE WEEK and expenses, allow a large
commission, to sell crummy and ir r ondertal Imam
thins. Address IL WAS'S= & Ca, Marshall,
Mich.
EMPLOYMENT FOR ALL.
8.911 SALARY PEE WEEK, and expenses,
JAY paid Agents, to sell our new and useful
discoveries. Address R. Swaim & Co., Marshall,
Idich.
1826 PAINONARY B r A P L AI S I AM." 1870
The old standard remedy for ipontdta, Cold*, Con
sumption. "Nothing beUer.' Crrtra Baca.
Co., Radon. it
ITPHAM'S DEPILATORY POWDER. —R e
U moves superfluous hair In five minutes, with
out injury to the skin. Sent by mail for SIM.
UPHAM'S ASTHMA CURE
Ilk-Heves most violent paroxysms In the minutes
and effects a speedy cure. Price by mail.
THE JAPANESE HAIR STAIN
Colors the whiskers and hair a beautiful Black or
Brown. It consists of only one preisiii.t•atim. iS
cents by malL Address S. C. UPHAM, No. 721
Jayne Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Circulars sent
free. Sold by all Druggists. 41
YOISYCHOMANCY.—Any lady or wiles= can
I make $l,OOO a month, secure their own happi
ness and independence, by obtal_ alng PSYCHO.
XANCT, FABCINATION. Or sort DialOsnsa. 400
pages ; cloth. Pull instructions to use this power
over men or animals at will, how to Mesmerize,
become Trance or Writing Mediums, Divination,
lipiritualism, Alchemy, of °Mena and
Dreams, Brigham Youags Harem, Guideto Mar
riage, &c., all contained in this book ; 100.00 sold ;
price by mall, In cloth 111.25. paper coma el--
No. zcz.-Any person willing to act as agent will
receive a sample copy of the work free. As no
capital is required, all desirous of genteel em
ployment should send for the book. enclosing 10
cts. forpcstage. to T. W. Et ANEI& CO., 41 &mid
Bth St, Philadelphia. Jan. al, 187 t -it
itich.rdson's New Method
FOR THE PIANOFORTE
"Deserves our hearty recommendation,•' N. Y.
Musical Review. 'Unexceptionable In taste and
style." Dwight's Journal. "roundest, clearest,
best book for the Piano." Phil. Eve. Bulletin.—
- Will supersede every other of the kind" Wor
cester Spy. "Poaserses merit not claimed by oth
er worlot - Cleveland Herald. "Common sense.
plain talk. and brevity." Boston Journal—
Presents many new and Important Ideas." N.
Y. Tablet.
No long dry lessons, nor wearisome exercises,
but Sprightly Studies throughout, and Charming
Melodies for practice at every step. His all that
can be desired. Price 40.75. Sent poet-paid.
OLIVER. DITSON & CO., Boston.
CHAS. H. DITSON & CO., New York.
Jan. 6,151.—1 y
AT PRIVATE SALE
50 ACRES OF GOOD LAND,
situate on "Diamond Hill," I mile West of Get.
tysburg and one of the anent building Wet in
this vicinity. Call on, or address; •
W. H. HOUGHTELIN.
Jan. 13, 1871.—ti
Jan. 13.-4 w
A FARM FOR SALE CHEAP.
A Loll Farm 3 miles from Gettysburg contain
ing ACENB with Improvements for plan—
one-half cash, the balance easy payments. Call
on. of address P. D. W. HAMMY,
Jan. 13, 1471.—tf Gettysburg, Pa.
Iv KIVU LUU r
undersigned is runnings Line of Stases
Ttram Hagerstown to Gettysburg, leaving for
mer place on Monday, WedneedsY and Frank'. at
7 o'clock, S. M.. paean by Leitersburg. Wayne*.
boro', Monterey and ClermoetSprtngs. Fountain
Dale and Fahleld arriving at Getrist=i s t half
pent four o'clock and returning from
on Tuesday, Thursday andurday arriving b l
=rZwn to make connection with the 5 o
ir for Baltimore. ANNA WAIMEN.
May 2L—td
STAGE OFFICE.
KEYSTONE HOUSE
Sr HE Keystone House, Cbsmbersbnrg street.
has been selected as the Gettysburg office for
the CHAMBER:O3IAM and ESIXITTSBURG
STAGE LINES. Stage for Chasnbersbarg leaves
daily at 1 o'clock, F M. and for Eminittsburg
daily at the same hour. Pin received at the
town.
Hotel and passengers called for at any place In
The Keystone House rums first-olass HAGS to
and from the Depot razz Rack to hire.
W. E. MYERS.
Gettysburg. Sept. 9. 16711-6 as
LADIES, MISSES,aad CHILDREN'S SHOES
are selling at Coot to close out,
at PICKING & CO. ,
ATEST STYLES of all kinds of RATS and
.s_4 CAM. at PICKING k CO.
TO BUY
SEWHA.ERE, ea NITHING CHEAP= THAN
EL
it TWO= &
Jan. 6, ICo.—tl
WEAVER -& CO.
Livery, Sales & Exchange
STABLES,
Weehington Street, Gettysburg, Penn'a.
MHZ undersigned having entered into partner.
ship, under the arm of Weaver & Co, have
taken tIM well known Livery Stab Wv
er, and are Prepared to supply thepu blic with ea all
Myles and kinds of conveyances that can be
found in a Ant-class Livery. Their Mock cannot
be bm&ti by any establishment in the town.
**Parties wishing to visit the Battle-Arid, will
Warrior acoommodMions at thla Livery,
additional charge for Guides.
CARBJAGE MAKING
all Its
Wi l et= b
rt=te"uie n , b irs e treA
BUGGIES, JAGGER WAGONS,
CABBIA.GES,
built of the best material and by skillful work
men, on short notice.
REPAIRING
=aptly attended to and satisfaction guaran
GIVE US A CALL.
• LEVI WEAN=
W. D. HMTMORTII,
W. T. =emu.
•
Nov. 4. 1870.—tt
Watches and Veyelry.
WATCHES & JEWELRY
WM. P. WCARTNEY wishes to inform his
v T customers and the public
_piteraGY, that
haring purchased tbe interest of ies w iartaer (1..
v. IL Boperjja the Watch aad Jewe Mae on
Baltimore MIRK Gettysburg, he spare no
~to just sath to idL.
He has returned from the city with aspire
did memtm=t el
GOLD sad SILVER AXERICAN and SWISS
WATC JEWSILVER TEA and
TAB
VEX LE Gltifd
MICR; aUo, CLOCYJS of the best
Iftsutteeta n l iri C
uN ISICAL IN-
Rum wade
- GUITAR
ROMand t
• .111111 a nd (Meek wort warranted for one
year. repining executed In a neat and
wortnalm ke manner. [Sept. 10. UND-11
CLOCKS, WATCH
ip
JEWELRY .;
A. It. FEIS TEL
reasored kis shop to Yost amok 'opposite
==a4r ot, tr i: a, , a ,
-tom WATCHES, If*ELAY AND
iILYER-PLATE,I) WAPEf /
all ai ng iso or rat
ati m ta
ti k
wort wanaoioll to give
Nor. 11110.-41
trirgioiki*
Fahnestock Brothers.
I .FALL4;St -WINTER
f4o - os.
Dry Goods, Hardware,
QUEENBWARE, CARPET,
Groceries, Cedarware,
IRON. PAINTS, &c
FURS are this season
DRESS GOOM—all the new styles and In every
variety
at Falun:stack%
COLLARS, HANDKERCHIEF'S and NM:DLR.
WORK—the lamest stock ever In town
at Fahnestoera
SHAWL 14 of an kinds and pried
at Fahnestoek'a
CHILIZITIMA-4 GOODS
CLOTHS: CABEUXERS. Le„. latest style
at Fahotitock's.
.kLlC,oB—thest at 1234 cents
WATER-PROOF CLOTH from 111.00 yard up
at Fahnestoct's.
RIBBONS and DRESS tRI3LIVINGS
at Fabnestock's.
GLOVES In large assortment
at Fahnestockl.
Nov. 18, 1100—tt
J. L. SCHICK,
has the L.rgest and Beet Selected Stock of
DRY GOODS
AISD
NOTIONS,
that has been brought to Gettysburg this Spring
which will be sold at the owest possible rates.
May 6. 187tr-41
NEW FIRM.
REBERT & - BUSHMAN.
vry liooos, moo, maws, itc.
THE fine
ed,
succe ag
ertr t
MAN, wbo will cantinne the Mercantile business
at the old stand, on Baltimore street; opposite the
Courthouse, Gettysburg. The Junior partner
has for a years been em p loyed as Salaa In the
atom J. L. Schick, dieesfore brings to his
new position an experience in the twines pos
sessed by few.
The stock now offered, owing to large additions
of the newest and latest styles and pattern.; of
Goods, is one of rare attractiveness, and cannot
fall to please, whilst their prices , having bought
to the best advantage, will also be found satisfac
tory. Th e inducements they offer cannot be ex-
Maltycelled in the town or county. They make a spa
of
'LADIES• DRESS GOODS,
an !Melte attention to the assortment they now
oiler: phrmhdng at the same time to eonttnue It
up to the highest standard.
FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR,
they offer a large and varied stock, and feel cer
tain that all who come can be suited In goods and
D 0 M STIO 11, CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS
QUEECSW 0.1.40.5wa,RE, g e „ w ill
always be isaW, in tali variety, with the best
chances offered to buyers.
Everything poisible will be done to finder sat
isfaction, and thus earn a liberal share of public
patronage, which they respectfully NAM.
ADAM BEDEH T
Nov. 25, 11170.—tf JOHN H. BUSHMAN.
NEW
Fall and Winter Goods
AT GRIEST & BOWERS,
York stringds Pa,
ILol7o—"4ulek Sales, Baia Pratt; and Quick
Returns.,•
I'UE undersi
Phlladal gped, baring bud returned from
tha city of phia , c der the citizens of
Tort Springs and elsewhere, a well selected
-STOCK OF GOODS, ismaistfag of Goods.
Notions, Fancj r 4o , od4s : ....Grgeries, ware,
4 & 3 1, Oki= do — necife as
em and WOILI r VIIONEKBY,
Please remember that ni^ brings better bar.
gains than loud credits, and fre q uent settlements
make long friends.
We have a large lot of ready-made OVER.
COATS, made to order, suitable for this vicinity,
which wilt be sold at the lowest prices portibte.
Thankful for put favor', mad with attention to
business and a disposition to please, we solict a
continuance of outgo patronage.
WIDOW & BOWERS
Oct. 211, 1870.-41
T. B. COTTJL. 8111TINITZB0Xii.
NEW FIRM.
41111EirDillrizzig PA.
THE undersigned havingentered into partwer.
ship. under tea drai nap of Com' 41
call the attention of their Mends
and generally, to theirAzilkl wart
meat of NEW anima AND
Dry Goods , Groceries ,
litarOwnpv, Illeuswasernwo,
all of which have been purchased in a falling
market for cash, and which we are prepared to
sen at the very lowest figures.. can and ermine
oastock lo t pargagellew
A lot of g e ood far Ws.
' AS R. COPEE.,
A.RAPIN ... 7EOEL
ArendisvUle, Pa., April IA,
giNtornill
TIPTON it, MYERS'
EXOFfrATOR GALLERIES
GETTYSBVEG, PA.,
Make all styles of Pictures tram mbuiture t& Uts
slziN
"REM BR, ANATS"
1
OR RICADOW,MIM:MRS,
thotogaphs , Finightt in on
; ,;‘•••, ' • .
WATER COLORS, ORINDLL
.
ew Om!'; . Batde,--field 1
VEND 1041:04TFAX1171.
Ptikk i *VAlM e
alms
Doi. 741110.-1 f
wit a .ow,
frega 1 XOticts.
lv aritz—lathataberatsoa 0 the
is canto of G Tiunnon, d , L ate
of enniberiland Adams+meaty. Ps.,
navy= been n m,lnted to undersigned. residing
in eldp,' Ate bfrift!y_ girt* „notice to all
pee eatd tow rsons indebted tolettl Mite to make Wine.
Mate payment,' and sb* having claim against
thtialortio Drama them iZ9PerIY authenticated
formittlement.
JAMES VAITOMPISOX,
Dec. akurto.--4( AainiNstrator.
Nt °TlM—Letters of Adtainistratlon. on th 4
Estate of Joan Spariousa, late of East Der.
Hamilton township. deceased, haring been
Lo antad het underdsned. reMdins .carne
.saiship hereby gives notice to MI vas n om .
Wonted to said estate to and make Imme
dthite.rettlement., and those havllliielahus against
the stsw will please present then properly an.
tbsnted for settlement.
ANDRILV
Jan. 6.167L-6t D. SPANGLSIt,
OTICE—The first and final account, of Sit
/ s AKT W i jOITALAN assignee of FBASKLIN D.
Dmrscran of the Borough of Gettysburg
Adams county, has been filed in the Court d
Common Mess of Adams countY, and IQ/
confirmed by said own on the ad day cif jrkb,
ream 4. A,1871, unless' cause be shown bathe
contrary. JACOB MELBORN, Frothy.
Jan. 6, 1871.—td
7COTICE.—Tbe drat account of Wttgalm A
- 4 ..• INMAN. Andstnee of GIOMGE A 4..twour and
pill., of the Borough of Getty - shwa Adam
-county. has been Stettin the Court of 'Common
Plena of Adams County, and will be eon Armed
tty geld Court on tAe 3d day qf Abettor, nett,
unless can, be shown to the contrary.
Jan. 6 1871.--td JACOB MELBOKX, Proth . y.
,
at tNtumwat'a
AUDITOR'S NOTICE
The undersigned, appointed by the Orphans'
Court of Adams County, Auditor to &sous.. of the
exoeptlons to the Account of IIs.VID Kfmni.s.
nay?, Executor of the Es Mist of Janice tionen,
deceased, will In at his Ware in flettylburs. on
Monday. Me &A day qt' AVibenary mot, at 10
o'clock, A. 361., to attend to the duties of said ap.
Polittitiraer.%
Jan A. J. COVER. Auditor.
. --itt
Stray . Sheep.
AMR to the premises el the subscriber ha
Hishlasid township, about the middle of last
most of
!MEV'. white, With crop
ears, most of them ewes. The owner Is desired
to come forward, provePros,q,..,,py char. and
take them away. your/I KUNx.t.E.
Jaz. 13, 187L-3t
at Fahnestock'L
Register's Notices:
voncE la hereby even to all Legatees and
other persons concerned, that the Adminis
tration Accounts hereafter mentioned will be
presented at the Orphans' Court of Adams cunt% •
tyY for confirmation and alloWance, on MONDAY,
we .31M.0t v h i day of JA2WA.E.Y, Din, at RI o'clock,
77. ' The Oral account of Samuel and Wm Shull,
Executors of the Wlll of John Shull4 late of &ra
tan township, deceased.
78. The first account of John Sowers, Adminis
trator of first account
S. deceased.
79. The first account of Ephraim OM* Rao
eutor of George Howard,at."4deceued._,-
SAMUEL :IWOJEW, ; Roesler.
Jan. 6,.1,871.—td
at, Fatwestoek't
Court Proclamation,
I,X Hirlt.CS El, the Hon. Roamer J. Pleurae, Pre
"Went of the several Courts of common
Pleas In the counties composing the ligh District,
and Justice of the Courts of tryei and Terminer
and General Jail Delivery, for the trial of all
capita/ and other oacuders in-said distil let, and
JOeilon J. HMI and 11109LaT 31c - Ctuer. Ens_
Judges of the Courts of Common Pleas, and Jus
tices of the Courts of Oyer and Terminer and
General Jail Delivery fur the trial of eat
and other ollendera In the county of Adams--
have Issued their precept, bearing date the 3t.th of
Nov., In theyear of our loci our thousand eight
hundred and seventy, and to me direc trd, for hold.
big a Court of Common Pleas, and General Quar
ter Sessions of the Peace, and General Jail Ded v.
ery and Court of Oaer and Terminer, at Gettys
burg, on MONDAY, the 23d day of JANI.;Ahi',
lira—
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all the Jus
tices of the Peace, the Coroner and the Constables
within the said -county, that they be turn and
there in thelrgEoper persons, with Eons, Records,
and Inquisitions, Examinations, and other remem
brances, to do those things which to their offices
and in that behalf 'appertain to be done, and also,
they who will proseouteagainst th e prisoners that
are or then shall be in All of said oounty of Adams,
are to be then and there toprosocute against them
as shall be Just. JAWB ICLUNK, She rid.
tiberlfrs Office, Gettysburg, Jan. 20, 187L-te
JURORS FOR JINN UARY
GRAND JURY.
Hamiltonban—Zacharigh Myers, Forepan.
Freedom—John Cunningham.
Mountplessant—Michael Levinatlnev Job n
Stallsnittb, Pius S. echith.
Union—William A. Young,. Joseph Keller.
Berwick two.—hanniel A. WertZ.
Men:glen—Henry Beamer, Jonas Orner, Fen
ds Cole.
Butler—John Lauver, Samuel Deltrick.
Cumberland—Joseph Bayly, William G. Black.
Commago— Jesse D. Keller.
• Frank:ln—Samuel Eleholtx, Jacob F. Lower,
Solomon
Straban—John Spangler.
Liberty—Maxim Kehl!.
LaUmure—Andrew L. Coulson.
Gettysburg—Jacob Troxel, John McCleery.
y„,.—qt--
weretinak Aulataugh, Levi Kluft,
John Halm. Wm. IL Broganler.
Beading-Oliver F. Nee/y.
Butler—John Mohdtz, David Thicker, Joule
Houck.
Franklin—Jacob Ratiensperger. Peter Shp
Peter Adams, George Bus he y, Joseph Robert,
Paul Sowers.
Oxford—William King. John C. Zonek, Alexam
der L. Hluies, sllas Flekes, George Loud).
Llbexty—John Homemaker, Joseph P. McDirlt.
tnlou—M. H. Klizintller. Heury Felcy. Jr..
Washington Ring, William A. Sell.
Rfi
Menalterijohu D. Wright, Ellsba Penrose,
clah
laml har ltou u pon-Jacob L Flror. Charles F.
Hinkle. John McGinty. James B. Myers, Daniel
Sullivan. J. Stewart Wltherow.
Cumberland—lienry Butt, E, D. Keller.
Straban—Peter ittallstulth, Henry Th.onas.
Gettysburg—H. B. Row, Andrew Schick, David
Rltzmuller, John I- Holtzworth.
Mount Henry Benner, Philip Daugherty,
James H. Collins. James Heaver.
Huntington—Sebastlan Flukes, Henry Wier.
man, &dui iinaula
Germany—Davld Linn, Samuel Brl4Y•
Freedom—Joshua Brown.
Moutupleasant—J. A. C. Rtudlaub, A. H. P.
triuh. Joseph Sheely. John Herd gao-
Highland—Pm/id Stewart.
Ladmore—J D. Worley.
Littlestown—Alexander Shorb,
Gettysburg—John IL Zinn. George Geyer, Hugh
Mollhenny, Henry Rupp, WullauCH L ut
Union—George B. Barelmar.
Mountpleaunt—John L. Jenkins, George A
&hie, J. B. Tawney, James A. Blew.
Moun_tioy—Newton Horner, Henry Snyder,
Henry W. Schwartz.
Hamiltonban—lsaac Harper, Joseph W. Kit
.
Unger.
tMmberiand—lsaac Diehl, Raphael Shady.
Thomas T. Norris, Marks Putney, Jr., George
Pixel, Lafayette Brenizer. • •
Oztord—thatel Henze!, Solomon Brown, Wm.
B. Midler.
John Bowerman, Michael Harbold,
Samuel Titur n iabaugh
Huntington— Koehmumr, Jacob B. Monis.
ter, Jonathan Millen*
Franklin-rat:ltel Mc/Ulrich, E. W. Stable,
John P. Bak Levi Gilbert, Henry L Bream.
Germany— m, Hi:Sherry, Lett Murree,
Straban—Jacob King.
Butler--W. H. Dietrich,
Liberty—Samos Corry.
iralutitoit--Jolin Patterson, Jacob Baker.
Itenallett—Noah D. Snyder, BeejliaLli
=EL
Latimore—Cbarlea W. Grlest
York D. Reed.
Dec. SO, 13T0.--te
garatvart. euttrry, pit.
Hardware and Groceries.
The subscribers have just returned from the
cities with an Immeuse supply of Hardware
and eiriseartee which they are offering at their
old stood ou Baltimore street, at prices comic the
times. Our dock consists in part of •
Ostriasuter's Tools, Blacksmith's Toots,
Coach Andings, Shoe Findings, Cabi
net-Maker's Toots, Housskesper's
Asturss, Ali kinds of Iron, -
ile keg to. •
GROPER/FA OF ALL imps,
Otis, paints, ne. There is no article included to
the umbel departments mentioned above
what, can be had In this Honk Every olass to l
Hechaaice can be accommodated bate with
and endings,' and Housekeepers can And every
article In their line. Give us a call as we are pm
pared to sell se low for oaab as any other M house
out of • DA ZIEGI.,
May Ye. Utal—U JOEL V $. DANNER.
NEW STORE !
SWEITZER ct, BROTHER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers IA
Hardware and .Groceries,
Carib!' Bk, near the Balboni. Getty Our,.
HARDWARE—In - etudes Builders' Hardware
generally. Nails. Locks. Glass, Paints. 011 s,
wanes, mat Brushes. to. We call the attenth n
of Blacksmiths to our assortment of Iron. steel,
Mona Mum and Horse Shoe Nails, te.
HOUSE XHISPEIIB are Invited to
stook of Hnivea, Yorks, Weston, Bache
fse.csaa
ETROC/INClCk_sueb as Coffees, Boom Teas,
ffSawafflruPla vboaffar, Suam !Le., all of which
we coonstantly Keep on band. AU so :d
Here Ls the pleas to tnly allow Tioli't forget
to call and eneggise our stock oi_aooda
.11WElTiLit & BRO.
Oct I. 11116—tt
FOR SALE!
BEST) LLL PROPERTIES
with one of tb• D FA.RMS In Adams County
Also, desirable
Real Estate in Gettysburg.
Lands in lowa and Mieonr
•
McCLE`&I4 &
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