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Panama? DAVIB’ “BSAGE. ’ m
The menu of President Davin to thel
Fonfederate gangrene is published in thei F10ar...‘....
Richmond plpPrn. _ 1 Rye l-‘iour....
He speaks 01' the desire of the peopie oil White Wheat...
the South for peace: 3 “rd Wheat........._
,“The advent of peace will he hailed with Corn ............ ......w
joy. Our desire for it has nPVer been mn- The.
vealed. But earnest in has been our Wlfiil (mum..................
for peace, and great as have been our sacri-, 8uckwheat........(....
ﬁves and “(Waring-«filming the war. the de- ! CPWPSOMI ..........:
termination 0f thin people baa with “chlTlmOlfly 5eed........
aucceeding month become more unaltera-l‘, Fl“ 39“ "ml-mm.
hly ﬁxed to endure any suffering and com, 2“" °' “'3" ""'
tinuo any sacrifice. however prolonged. un-t P "1‘" ”ml“, P”
til their right to self-government‘and the! or
rovereigntv and independence of these
states ahdl have been triumphantly vin
dicated and establiﬁhed.” ‘
He, is evidently disappointed in the non
interference 9f England and France in our
affairs. but says he hm no complaint to
make! lief characterize! the war conduct
ed by tie armed. forces ofthe Union as atro:
vinuqt; repeats hil condemnation of Gen.;
Butler (6 death; and hints that Gen; Mil-i
my may be suhit‘cll'd to the same Fonaltyd
In relation to President Lincoln's amend-i
(potion Proclamation, he. says : ‘ ' f
' “i may well leiﬁ'e it to the instincts!
‘of that common humanity which a heneﬁ-i
cent crentnr has implanted in the hrs-anti
nf 'on‘r fellow men -of all countries. to 17.131: ‘
judument on a measure in which aeverall
, millions of human beings of an int'érinr,‘
race, peaceful and pontented laborers in:
their sphere. are doomed to extermination, 1
white at the same. time they are eneoumpi
, ed toa general rumination of their mayl
tern by the insidioua‘ reéommendation toi
abstain from violence unless in necenaary
aelﬁdefence. Our bwn‘deteqtation of thme
who have nttempted- the most execrnbln
maasaere recorded in the history of guiltyN
mania tinctured by a profound sentiment
for the impotent rage which it disciones.—'
Av: far as regards the action of this govern-1
mentorrsuch criminals as may attempt its’
exemtion, [conﬁne myself to informing
ynh thatl shall, unless in your wimlnm you
deem some other course more expedient.l
deliver to the. several State authorities ull‘
commissioned oilicera of the United States'
‘ that may hcmaitcr he, captured by our for- r
(3%; to any ofthe States embraced in the
prbclamution. that they may bedeali with
in accordance with the laws ofthnse Match!
providing For the puninhmentoferimmals
wnllgaged in exciting «(-rvile insurrectimis.—-'
In its political impact this measage powosuea‘
umt‘qi‘gnifjt-atinn, and to it, in this light.
iliVlte your ntti-ntinn. it ntl'urda to on |
)u-ople the (‘ﬂlllllit'lt‘ and crowning proul‘,
uftlm true nature of the, design“ oftlw par-l
tv which I-io‘th-ll to power the [WPst-llt 00-]
,rulmut or the l‘i'e<i(l(’ltti:li chair at, Wash
ington. and ahich SUIIL'hI. in pinnaeal Its
lan-poses by every variety ot'nrtlul grave.
and by the. perfidloua we of the must sol
\ Pmn and repeated pledges on every practi
cable OCCuMOII.” ’ ' ‘
3?? Our enunhy is now at Inna! $1,000..
(WH'OU'nf dollnw in debt.’ We hnw- lost
"in kilied nntl ummdn-d. "including thnue
whnhnve died of diseasrmnc has than 300,-
04") of the bout young: mén of the country--
my] all this bmnugia tlgu mml‘tnnntiml lend
er:- of tho [ivy-uhllmn puny refused to adopt.
the (.‘rittonden rnmpromiw. ’ '
.apeoial Notioeg.
New Je‘rsey Lands for-Bale, nan,
(lut'mzx’ 0R Fnl:|'r Finn“. suitabdr for Grnpca,
Pt- vhw. Pure, Raspberries! _ Slr‘nwherrios.
.lslmkherries, (‘urr.|nt-. &c.,‘uf l. 2!. In. 10 or
20 m res ouch. m the. folle‘vhuz prizrs for the
inﬁeld, viz: 20 urn-q for $2OO, 10 acres Im
-51 M. 5 acree fur $6O, 21 acres for Smul ucre
I-ur $2O. Pn'mhle b} one dollar u week. '
Also. gum! (‘rquu-n3~ lunds, und \‘lllage lots
in (‘IIP:TWOOD,’2:. by 100 {qu at $lO (nu-h,
yuublv by one, dollar a “cekuvThe «hove
lluul‘ and {mum “re >ituntml an Chow-00d,
\\ :n-hiuglnn township, Hurlmzlqn rouuty. New
June}. For further mf'orum‘lion apply. nilh u
l’fU. Stamp, far :1 circular. Lo
n. FRANKLIN MARK,
No. 90 (‘tdar Street, New York, N. Y.
Jun. 26, mm.
Coﬁgha! Consumption.——Suﬂ'erers! send
0w hum“: to Dr. I) I'.\GF.H. liul‘imore. “(1.,
and rréufve, by romr‘n "mil,“ bcn of bin WON
DEHI‘I‘LL" (‘IU‘ZEIUNG VHR'IXHIV CURE
(’l‘N>l'.\”'Tl\ E C(HH'UI 5.“. .\ box lllStS‘
nix “L'L'lx>l [Jam '26, 1863). (In
A Card to the Suﬁ‘ering.
The Rev. “Zulu: (‘vngßnVl-t, while laboring
" an n MLiniomgry in anun, WM cured or Con:
. - I .
Hunpuun. \\ In n all utl or meum had [mi-3d. by
n "-lin Q btuiucd from n lcnrnwl physiciJn nu
siding in the grain Ci!) of Je-Mu.» 'Thi§recipc
lme mired gu-nt mum-eh “'hu were suﬂ'criug
Irnm A‘ynuumpliyn, llrnnyrhilis. Sore Throat,
(‘uughs uml (folds. and the debilitg' and nervous
«I«1nl-cs~i0n ux‘uu-d by these disorrln-rs.
‘ Desirbu'iol'lloueﬁllluglutherP, I will serd
this rccripr, “hit‘ll I lune bran-uh: home with
‘ mu 1“: MI who need it, free pf charge
Address 7
Im. wu Clpsmmvn. ,
‘45” Fullun Avnuue. .-
K Brouklyu, X. Y.
05:313. 186‘. l‘y
M4RRIED.
(‘nrlho 22d inch, M tlm Lutheran Pnrmnnge,
Alt-ndlsnlll-hh)‘ RM’. J. K. \lillef, Mr. WIL
\I.| \\l KLEPPHR to Miss MARY_JANE“'EIGLE,
hulh of Hendmsville. ' .
(m the Bth inst., a]. Crahh's HgteL Unlu
mwn. by Rev. S. “wry, Mr. JUHXMHVEHS
Ln \lias NANCY HARNER, both of Tuuqtnwn,
Md. . ,
(In (110413111: inut” try Rev: Jm‘nh Sechler,
Mr. M‘M. A. Your; to .“Iss LUUISA u.
SPANGLER. hull) of Adumsronnty.
0n the lﬁlh imt., hy the same, Mr. JHHN'
HHA‘UG, of Baltimore, to Miss MANDILLA
PALMER, of Adams county. ‘
XIIN11:1.
*ﬁ‘O—bltunry notices 3 cents her like for all
a?" {but lines—(gash rlO Recompnn)‘ native,
On Monday night last after 60 ha“ > '1
o! diplléeriagﬂr. Pics L’Awnkxca. «55:31::
(own. onowngo township aged 30
maxilla-ad 11 days. , We"! 4
0n the 14th ins}, in Littleltnwn Mia-”3LI K
ANN DYSERT,‘aged 31 year: [o’mmhs an},
10 dayl. «
On the 29thulL, nem Decatur. )fncon conntv,
““035, Mrs. RUSANA<HERMAX, wifg of M}
'John Herman, and dsughter of Mr. Joséph Her
man, ofMountpleunnt township, Adams county
Penn’|., sg‘ed about 24years.
Gn‘l-‘r‘lény hut, In Mennllen township; ANN
ELWABI‘I‘H, daughter of Meat. [sane and
Catharine Miller, aged 13 year: [month and
20 day. ‘
Crane 1011 inn,,-of diptherin, nenr Ben
dersville, CLAYTON 3., son of MrJ’eter S.
Crum, aged 4 years 9 months and 3vdnys.
On the 9th in!!.,_ at the Military Hospital,
Washington, DAVID ANDREW NEWMAN.
member of Company A, (Capt, Darberem of
126th [3,, Regimen“, son of Ephraim Newmﬁn.
of Franklin tp., aged 23 years 11 months And
30 day». l
' Oh the 21:: of Airgun, in Macon, Georgis,
ﬁr. ALEX-ANDRE CUBEAN, formgrly of this
county, .god 43 yean. He was unn prisonep
n, mule ofShiloh.
ligrmﬂlin tp., on the 16th inst” JACOB,
801 l Nicholas Starnpr, deceased, aged 1!)
Surf, mbnlhs 26 days. ‘ '
c In Butler tp., on the ”(b inst" MARY
ALICE. sogond daughter of Daniel and Elmira.
Walter, “id 8 years 1 month and 20 days.
Communicated.
on the 6th insulin FREDERICK A. ROWE,
of mitsburg, ML, .5 high-minded and hon
mil! ‘nﬂemlu, unrere in everything be
rotated, scrupulously honest, a kind hus
glni‘ I gong chrisllsn, a true-hearted and
“a, H‘rien . , . w. r.
f bl .‘ " , Communicated.
an tp, on the 1m: inst, Miss
mzlﬁﬂﬂ SlLLlKLdnpghter of Thomas and
WI“, ngod 21 years 10 months and
”.1- " L'denren Lizzie, thou but, left us,
9 MW quell thy lon in felt;
3.3.011.” God bu bmrz us,
,3“ put mm" had,
y ‘ duet, be your slumber,
~, Wmixy; g '
‘ ,e er our day. mgwd, .. '7
“3;“ join the. in lelicity. . - ‘
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GETTYPBCIIG—Snpunnv LA".
...........................6 00 to C 50
.............u......... 4 75
u... ......uuuu...| 25 lo I 40
................z..;.1 35 w 1.30
BA LTNORE—Fumu LAIT
' P10nr........................... mm... 6 -75 to 6 87
’ Wheat 1 53 :01 95
113-9.... .. } 90 to _97
C0rn.......... .................... "...... 83,“) 92
0M: .... . 42 w 73
)Clowr 5eed......... 8 62 to 6 a 7
i'ﬂmolhy 5eed............,...... ..... 2 50 lo 2 62
E Beeanttle,pl-r hund............. . 7 00 :6le DC
; Hogs, per hund............ ...... 5 15.“ 6‘ 25
; Hay.............,..........................2l 00 [02300
i Whhkey ......... ........................ 50 w ‘5l
; Guano, Peruvian, per “mun...“ as; 00
l n A N OVER—Tannin!" nu.
1 Elgar, from wagon:
Do. from slot-cm..."
‘ Wheat ...
[5kye........,.............._....
ﬁCorn
‘Outs
‘ Cfovor 5eed...............
i Timothy 5eed.............
pin5tﬁr.........m..........
A Valuable Farm
T PRIVATE SALE—The mbscriber,
A wiahing to decline: firming, offers at
privnté sule, his ﬁne HIPROYRI) FARM, of
“-6 Arrow, more or‘losu, with improvements
thereon, hesidvsdmving bet-n limed several
timon. and under good It-ncing, wilh n ﬁne
voumr Orchard 'of choice fruil.-- '._, -
- '3. A . «4L
Th 9 improvements tense! of n 3.7.} H
Two-story Briék—cnscd HOUSE, "j",'“~_'
with a good brick Kitchen u‘tmch- ' r—n“
ed. and all (he necessary out-l-Ilrldings—Spring
House, Barn, Wagon Sheds, Corn Cribs, (‘26.,
“ilh water tannin-g: through the barn-yard.—
About 12 :u-res of the" above are vuluuble
\Vood [.A‘nd, “ ‘ ,
‘6’” not cold nt“privale pale it will he I
frred at public sale on [he 281l|dny ol FEBRFJ
ARY. on the hum, } oﬁu mile from Emmi.“-
llurg, .\ld., nn the ro:_ul' to Gettysburg, PJ.-——“
Terms made known on (law of sale. _‘
Jan. 26, 131:2}. ts
OTN‘E T 0 TRESPASS‘ERS—Ihe undue-
N signed ln-n-hy \vnrns nll persoﬁa “Killing:
hunting nr‘ntherw i=9 lreépnssing‘ on-his pruni
st‘ﬁ, in Hamilton townihip, .\llulus county. Hd
has ulrcmly Mlﬂ'ered‘tuu much in this wuynmd
will tnlt-rntc no more of it. All persons dis
regnrding this notice do}: At (lug risk of [he
law. 3‘;
Jun. 26, IBGR. ::t*
LIZA FRIEDT‘S l-‘STATE —Lcltera of id-
Inrnislmlion on lhl‘ r~tnleof blizn Friadt,
lam: of llumilloJ township, .\dnm.ﬁconntyJ ae
ccnscd, Inning ln-I-n gmntrd tn lhe underaign—
ed, residing in llornickl township, he herqhy
gives nuiicc to all per-ions indebted to s‘lid
vstu'e to make inum dime payment, and «“1188
having claims nigmus! the same to pre: nt,
(hem pioperlyvnntln mimic-d for {ville-Intuit.Y
‘ SAMUEL BROWN, Adm'r.
jam-26,1863. u: ,
H'S LAWRENCE’S ESTATE—Letter: of
administration on the (mate of Pius Layl
repce, lntc of (‘mmwngo township, Adams
county. deceuwd, having bow-n magnet! (to the
undvrnignod. rPsidingqin Mountplenmnt [own
ellip, he hen-lav gin-s not-ice to all [”l"er in
debted to suid mute xo mnke immodint [my
mom, nnd tlmw having't'lnims ﬂ‘guinnt the
game to present tlu-m prnporiy MlﬂwnliL-Mml
for svﬂloml-n! SA \{l'l-Zl; suonu, Ad‘m'r.
Jx'n. 2c, 1563. cr“
HE. snhtt-ril‘or, having been appointed by
T the Court of (‘nmnvpn Pleas of Adams
county, Committeé of Hie person and- estnté of
Abrnhnm “rough a Junnvic‘ of Huntington
township. Adams coupty. hmohy gives notice
WEI] pen-ans hm‘iug claims or demands
Against said “rough to present the same to the
subscribur, residing in said township, for get
tlelnent, nnd nlI permus indebted to make im
medinle paymenlu ’ WM.‘B. GARDNER.
Jun. 26, 1863. St
‘N I ll.LlA.\i F. ASPER'S EST. Til—Tet
tors of mlminislmtinn on lh 03:3th of
William F. Asper, late of Lmimore township,
Adams county, decenser‘l, having been granted
to «he undersigned. residing in York con‘iy.
he hereby gives notice to pl] persons indebted
to said estate to make immediatebnymenl, aud‘
tlmse hnving claims against the same to lire)
sent lhein properly'mullentimted tnl‘ settle
ment. JACOB BRENNEMAN, Adm’r.,
Mount Top P. 0., York county
Jun. 29,1863. 61"
IIF. CHEA PEST JEWELRY HOI'SE IN
T Tlll-i\\'()Rl.l)l——-L3lBl’it-coe of Assorted
Jctu‘ll')‘ lor Slut—A complete list of ﬁne Gold,
l’lnted uud Ornide Jewelrj'aenl free. Address
, J. A. SALISBURY._Agent,
Jun. 26, 1863. St ‘ Providence, R. I.
\ The Deny tapers.- :
HEREAFTER I wil ttend K 0 the delivery
of the Daily city'Liﬂpers so‘eubscribers'
myself. v_’l‘he price of the Phile‘delphia “ In
quirer " and Baltimore “American" will be 75
cents per mouth,—pnyeble in advance—from
the ﬁrst of February next. The. Bellimpn'
“Sun" and “Clipper" will be delivered to sub
scribers at 40 rents per month. Persons de
siring to subscribe for any of the daily papers
will call upon the undersignedlnt the Adxilns
Express Ofﬁce in Shends & Buehler's Building.
ﬁ'All persons subscribing/3y the month
must notify me two'dnys before the expiration
of their time whether they intend continuing
their papers. or their mum-n will be strirken
from the list. JOSEPH BROADHEAD.
Jun. 19,1863. 31*
BALTZER BECHEB’S‘ESTATE—Lettern
J. ofﬁdminielration on the estate ost Bull:-
tr Becher, late of Bu'ller township‘, Adena!
county, deceased, having been granted to the
undersigned, reeidingjn the same township, she
hereby gives notice to all persons indebted to
said estate to make immediate payment, and
those hevingcieims against the same to present
them ptoperly authenticated for settlement.
MARIA BECHgSR, Adm’x.
Jan. 19,1863. 6t* ‘ ’
anate Sale.
THREE-STORY FIRST-CLASS RESI-
A DENCE, situate in East York. “Regin
ished in the beat style. On the same lot a
good sized Stable mdﬂnrringe House, and a)!
the‘ necessary out—bulldihgs belonging to a
ﬁrst-cllsnesidence. Thesubncriber will'show
the premises and make known the terms to all
who wish to purchase. P. [XI-3150M.
Gettysburg, Jan. 19, 1863. at.
Hanover Branch Ballroad.
HANGEVOF HOURS.—-On and after Mon
day, Jan. sth, 1863, Pagsenger Train: wil|
rod :3 follows: - .6
Leave Hlnover Leave Juncﬁon
Isl. Train u. 10, A. x. In Tnin a 11, Li
24 do. at 4.30, P: I. N do. at 8.30, p. x
The 10 A. I. train: connecu nt Junction for
Baltimore, Harrisburg, Columbia, Ind Harrin
burg. The 4.30 P. l. train makes connection
for Baltimore, York, Harrisburg, and the West.
'D. E. TRONE, Agent.
Hmover, Jun. 19, 1863.
. B Auntie-n Excelsior Coﬂ'ee md Brouu,
for we at Dr. B. HORNER'S Drug Store.
R. TOBIAS' celelirnted Derby Condition
Powders, for Horses nut! Cum . or nlo
at Dr. BORNER‘S Drug Smre.
mus", vn-néh‘una 4mm." mm
for sale :1! Hr 11. HUHXEH‘S Duns Slme.
1 50 to I
825
-'loo
130101‘40
WM
HENRY Imm, JR
‘ Caution.
DAMEL MILLER
Notice.
Notice.
Notice.
Notice.
Attention !
EMIIMI
Notice.
I ,
‘ m I.lmm WAR NEWS.
There I!“ been no “Vance of the "ray
at“). Potomac. notwithstanding the nu
{morons rumors to that elm. The Balti
more Sun of» Saturday “ﬂu The intelli-I
juice from the Army of the Potomac con-f
:ﬁma the rumor: of an intended movementi
scion the Rappahannock.butnlso suites that“
I the recent‘inélement weather and the con
,sequent impgssahle condition ofthe roads‘
‘ have rendered the advance, at this time, a
matter of utter impouibility. The tnns~;
phgtution afthe pontoon bridges and heavy 1
artillery ha been so delayed by the same!
china :1 to prevent a mun-inc of the (my!
Mime. at the points where it had been;
dedidegldpon to Class. 4 *1
'lfhe latest sdvites from Ge'n. Rnsencmm',
army are received through Southern sources. "
A dispatch dated Tullnhoma. ithe 16th inst,
antes tlmt the Federil army ihsd occupiel
its Qriginnl position before hiuﬁrmyé'.
and was making preparations for 3 ad
vmloe.‘ ‘ ' A
i-- /
Lh‘p N w York
{louse Iy. ‘ ..‘rgsm/an weeks
ball'oting no speaker has yet. b/eén had.
I "o<°- 1 '
ﬂ'Genqral Chmtham, “(like'Confaler
"ate ‘army. reported killed at Murfreeaboro'
wasinot‘even wounded. :
6 00
3 (‘o‘
7 00
===l2ll=l
ﬁFredelick Lentz, a_ white Qumuter,
wnsimhue been hung )t FAFL Wool, Ya"
on Friday, for'tha murder of‘nntgmgn.
/ Grand J ury' Retort. ‘
D the Honorable the Judged: 9! the seveml‘
h Courts of Adams county : x:
The Grand Inquest of Admins cnunty. for
January’ Sessions. A. I) , 1863, rould respect
fuily report: Thut they Vis lted the Alma
"cube and Jail of the coautyl; that at the
former they found en-ry thing réqnired for the
inmjntes; buildings cleanly, aid the general
suptintvndenoﬁ good. ‘At the ail they fuund
'the ‘ uildings hut-cure, nud won «1 recommend
to the Commissioners to make 9 Irh repairs as
would inlure the Safe-keeping o the prisoners.
{ ‘ SAMUEL Lory, Foreman.
John Patterson. I Adnl Minter,
‘ J‘oselhL. Shorh, ‘ Jamil Klunk,
‘ John Musselmnn, l). B. (Yrmn‘cr,
Benjamin Miller, "cur \chst',
Iquer Banner,‘ Juo. \‘. McConnell,
Dnﬁ'ifﬁnnll, JJc‘u Yeuly.
‘ Samuel Geiqclmnn, spr el Fnh r,
George (Jms‘s, ‘ H; ll rlzcli,
JII('DU‘SHIIIWVY, l'lnn :1: kn ori,
Joseph Wolf, . _W-n:lliuglou Luhn.
11120, 1863. _ . _ »
Mummasbur
L'TL‘AL FIRE PHOTEFTI S SOCIETY.
' «Summmt oi uﬂ‘nirs uft no SOL-m 3; for
car 1862, to the {21.1) glny ot‘Jnmnry, 1863,
mm: - ‘
unt of property imured;...1..5539.004 38
um of premium n0w5,......{.. 40,495 43
umber of pouch-q issneJ, 4H
_ r nil.
in hands of Treasurer at
t‘5en1emegt.........‘...”... S
rec‘d for fees and pnliciesJ
ihe
incl
Am
Am
I . _ CR.
By éxpenscl ofCompnuy for‘thel
r ‘ ‘
BnUnco in build! of Treasurer"
Attest—JAL‘Uß HUI.“ EIL'EI:
63E” 0. [ll Fri.“ :1 ‘
Jan.. 26,18 ‘. 3L
...l ._.__._._q_ A, A__-___
bearable Town ‘ l
' |'l‘ PRIVATE SALE-JV“
L Private Sale. mm] the 151
the IOI'SE AND LOT nn Bulli i
joining (hi-“‘4" npiler" omne. an:
cuped by Drj‘A. “...UOI'SPV.
lar . ciniuu’ning .14 moms. an 1
dryﬁellur. nnd in goml repair.
ful'ljnne, 60 feet Front, running
depill, Fixing a lnrge gurlll-u, n
we}: of good mutt-r ut the duvqr.
Sta ile, wixli nu alley from llig
M of access. Upon the wholel
thjmost pleasant locltions nu
one of the mo~t desirnlue in
Posﬁkession gig-n on la! n! Apri
“sea. on of pm of the prnperty I
once. For te‘rms he“ npply on
I ~, HONUR .\'
Kb". 24, 1862. tf .
i ’ Drs; Crgss 8; Ta}
ECLECTIC l’ﬁYSlt‘lANl
named gentlgmén. hnvin‘
lhemsclves in the‘prnctiee of
Surgery, oﬂ‘er their JlflerSSion
the pilizens of Gettysburg and \'
ing il‘nd large surgicnl experien K
Army. and extensive liospilnl l
resllectlully :olicityour palronam
mew‘ns w cho‘me or select. “0'
tllelbest. .safest and most re'i
from all other sectarian me
w'hith‘huve been gel-omin nded
perience and sent-tinned if p
ables: Homeric Pncrumxxnsl
than more injur‘ous, such ‘ l
arsenic. mercury, btlue pill. blui
Ofﬁce in Baltimore street, oppmi
‘SndlerShop. \‘6lnuveer.~' fumiliq
ol charge during their übsence. ‘
DR. Jums Gleam. Du. \l
Jan. 19,1883. -
Change of Ti 6.
ETTYSBL’RG RAILROAD. On and after
q Monday, January ‘9, 1863 the Morning
Tm n will leave Gettysburg at L; A. 3L. with
passengers for-all the connectiqns. North and
South, ’on ﬁne Northern Central: Railway, and
return about 2 P. M. The aﬂernoon Train
will leave Gettysburg at BleP. LL; with
conhections North and South. eturning will
reaéh Gettysburg about 9 P. H'. with passen
gera from Harrisburg, Plﬁlm, hm. to. By
this arrangement pvrsons “from; thl country,
nearlhe line of the‘ Rnilrbnd, hdving—husimsa’
to transact in Gettysburg, can lmke the noon
Train up 3nd have I; hourh in Gettg s
burg, and retutn in the Eveningl'ﬁain.
1 , R. McCURDY, President.
4 {311.19, 1863. . E4}
,4- h V _. . , War a ,V-_._h
New, Restaurant.
HE undersigned has owned” Restaurant,
. M. the corner of York nnd [liberty streets,
Gettysburg, wherqhe will keepleverylhing in
the‘enting line in season—lllso Ale, Lager, and
Cidbr, Sagan, Tobacco, kc. He Is likewise
ﬁtting up a. Saloon for let Cream at the nine
plate. He hopes, by attention lb business and
a. dasire to please, to receive a liberal share of
custom. HENRY W. CHRISMER.
May 5, 1862. ‘ f
A ~ Nance. 1
‘ LEXIUS ROBINSON'S ESTATEu-Letters
A testamentary on the estate of Alexiun
ohinson, lute of Oxford township, Adams cl),
decémd, htving been granted to the under
signed,msiding in the same tuwnship. be here—
by gives no'ibe to all persons indebted to said
estate to mike immediate payment, and those
having claims against the same to present them
properly authenticated for settlement. .
JAMES ROBiNSON, Ex'r.
Jan. 5, 1863. 6L
Gettysburg Marble Yard. '
EALS A: 8110., IN‘ EAST YORK STREET.
M GETTYSBURG, ILL—Where they are
prepared to furnish all kimis of work in their
line, such as MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEAD
STONE’S, MANTLES, M 3,, at the shortest no<
ticlti, and :5 cheap as the chenpelt. 'Give ul 3
c: .
@Produce taken in exchange for work
Gettylburg, June 2, [862. It '
LADIES, call snd see the cheapest. lot of
SILKS ever on’ered in Gettysburg, which
are now open snd ready tor “lent
April 21. ’ FABNESTOCK'S
OLLOGK‘S LBVAIN—the pure»! and
best. baking powder in asp—n: Dr. R
BU NER’S Drpg Store;
RS. WINSLOW’S SOOTHLVG SYRUP. for
childron, at Dr. R: HORNER'S Ding
More. » ﬁﬁ 7”V _., m .
LU. 0n...“ ‘ *
DE! 3'l. I‘IOHVER'S Drug Flor.“
henck’s Kandnke Pins. i
VEGETABLE SUBSTITUTE rm: CAL;
OXEL no A cnn'ram was run?
A DISEASES AND OBSTRUCTIONS it."
THE LIVEIL—Tn explain how lllfse pills pro- ;
.duce the tondertul effects which ate attested,
{by thousand! of reliable witness", a e will
fgive, in the ﬁrst place, a riel' description ofi
1 THE HUMA Ltvna '
fund its functions. whichkill make the eﬂiciency
of this papular medicine perceptible to every '
tmnn's un‘derstnndin .’
The lit er is st fplied with blood renels,i
nerves and absyzents. One of its obvious?
:uses is to seer to and prepare the bile It!
, likewise ﬁlters/and puriﬁes the blood. it thin;
‘work is im rtertly performed, the blood. of
! course, brr es vitisted, Ind there is the true ’
iorigin oft/Dermal dangerous diseases, such as
iliver e nplnint, pulmonary consumption. to. !
' When he liver is torpid or obstructed. it ran- |
ihot rain or purity the blood properly and the i
,vi current is iept back. in a morbid condi-
Lti n. through the lungs. brain and other parts, ‘
_ ﬂying juundiee,'bllious atfcctiotu, obsitrue-'
tioqs of the kidneys, headaches, gravel, or some i
iother disorder et a. [more fatal nature. The:
i blood in its circulation takes in many impuri
{ ties, and if these are not separated by theliiqr, i
‘ the consequences we have described must fol-i
J'low. It is impossible to cure consumption, ,
‘ttcrol'ulu or scarcely any other kind of ulcera-.
lions, while that important organ, the liver, is l
diseased. For this reason— J
“REGI'LAR PHYSICIANS" ‘
rarely cure Consumption. They usually hegin i
with cough medicines, a basis at which isl
opium in one form or. another. and such medi
cines lock up‘ the livtr, instead of relaxing the
secretions, giving I tone‘to the stomach Andi
producing aheslthy ﬂpw of bile. Dr. Schenck's i
PULMONIC SYRUP SEAFWEED TONIC AXE
naxotiaxs PILLS, '
will positively cure Consumption. Thellan
(bake Pills cleanse the body of morhid matter, I
ﬁle Son-weed Tonic istrenmlJt-ns. the appetite |
and promotes digestion; the Pulmonic Syrup‘
\soothes the irritation of disease and heals the
ulceration ofiintemaql organs, and these three]
medicines opetatinz- together, improve the
quality'of theihlood, invigorate the systemmndi
enuhlathe patient toidiuest‘the most nourish:
'ing food; 'and this isi the ant. cunt. For all
that medicine can do is to restore the organ.
stomach, liver, kin, ‘to its natural andrheolthy
action. In his ndvsntetl stage “Consumption,
if the appetite enntiot be restored; ll good, ,
nourishing food cannot be made digestible, a
cure cannot be expected. -
Schenck’s Mandrake Pills unlock the gall
bladder and relax tho secretions as well as the'
blue ”mass or any ptfepnt'ation uf‘ calmnel; in,
thct. their remedial o'gperatiun is so ramnrlmble
that. some physicians have asserted that cold. 1
thel must be One ofithe ingredients in their
domposition. This charge has been denied by
tilte oath of Dr.,St-hetick. made before an Alder— ,
titan ol Philadelphia, lie-Mm, it must he al
leged that tltdse pills; never cause mlrralum ori
any other ill ‘ett‘eet thin-h tolluws .the use of
mineral poisohd. T pnsands are using these
pill~ in Philadelphia‘ and in all parts og the
country, and in no circumstances or condition
ofthe patient have they evervheen found illjll'
rious ;: hut. ‘ou the contrary. their‘ell‘ects are
certiﬁed to be henelii'iul in the highest deg’r 1-.
They are as harmless as bread, and yet 111ng
powerful in their cutialite properties gum any
(“the dangerous remodicsttsed in the a opt'sthig,
{mirth-e. Cerﬁﬁt-atestrmnwell-knownpcrsnns'
ot the highest raspet-taltiltty may be seen at Dr. l
Schenrlt's nﬂit-e. slion'ingjhut these pills have
t‘smde wonderful cunts. iu eases where. the dis
ease not only haﬂlrd the skill at pltysieinnsﬂsut
was actually beyond; the reach of their coin
prehenstnn, as they were constrained to admin,
A lady, for example, whose disease was sup
posed by the dortttt'b to be Liver Complaint,
took some m‘these p‘iils which brought away
Several Worms, each ithnut ten inchesju length,
after which she was restored to health. Many
other ('nit‘i similar td this are well attested by
evidence in Dr} Scitqnek's possession, though
some of his patfenrfn object to having their
names hroughtihelnne tlttl public. Ind for this ,
reason some ofihe njnst reliable evidence 'esn- t
not appear in the newspapers. ‘ ‘ i
. Sclllnt‘k's Mandrake l’ills‘arc useful ii't all
casua wherein pnrgntive medicines are requir
ed. As said above. ihey remove all disorders
and onstrm-iinm or‘the liver and purify the
blood. They are also the best anthelmintic or|
Worm medicine that: has ever been offered to,
the puhlir, for thi-y eypel all the diﬂ‘erent kmdll
of worms that inlest the human body, from the
tape worm which is often several ryards in ,
length, to the sat-arides, which are es‘s lineal
half an inch, but are so numerous that one ln-‘
dividttal has Inail‘d illutmmds after usinda fewv,
dunes of the ilandrake Pills. ’ ‘
The common symptoms of Lit'ericoripluint
are sallow skin, coated tongue, (‘ostiten ‘5, of.
feusito hrenth, drowéiuess, headache, kq‘, All
‘persons thus affected may'ho speedilyrrclieved
I'by the’ Si tndratkie Pills. The symptoms of
:wnrm= are oftenimis’taken for those of. Liver
iComplaint, but as the pills are applienhlc to
either t'nse; the mistake of one disease for the
'otln-r “ill enu~e no ilnuom‘euieuce if tltesepills
inre used as thu- rvutqldy. -
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LK, lhputy
operty
§ be offered at
‘0! April next,
ore strangul-
ﬂ rem-nl7 oc
he Home is
we mud large
The Lot is a
Imrk the lull
nerer~fai_liug
. a new Frame
street, a! n
this is one of
the ﬁrm-arty
{cityslmrm—
no", oPpns
my be had M.
he running.
cont-gun's
EMI
3—l;ic 'nbovn
‘ 'nssocintr-vl
Medicine and
1 services to
cinily. Hav-
H in the U. S.
)‘rnclice. they
Among [lv crrtiﬁr’ules Whil‘h may be seen at
Dr. Schenck‘s are the following: _ '
_A lady of Boston éeniﬁed that she was for u
long lime nﬂliuted with severe pining Ann 59',”
‘salion as if something was moving inside of
her; The physicians Ihnught she had 5 mpc
wnrm. and the remedies used in such “‘5?
were prescribed. ‘ As these brought. no rreﬁt-la,
she applied to Dr. Schenck, at his rooms in
the llnrlbotdugh Hotel, Boston, and, tuning
‘mken some of the Nmulrnke Pills *nnd Sea-
Weed Tonic, nccurtﬁng ‘lo Ina directions, she
'passed a large lierdL She had previously
been retllgcml nlmopl to a lludow, nnd her
friends hadulmndon 'd all hope of her recovery,
hm after the expulsin of ihe lizard, her health
"was man re-eunhllsiled. , ‘
. “Eclectic"
'll- “2 select
Me remedies
"icuL schbols,
lit-om the ex
-n&lice of the
and discard
I antimony,
«I letting, kc.
e' ﬁll-Crmry'i
* Extruded free
I
' A gentl- man of L‘hmden, N. J., certiﬁes that
he lznd all the molltl distressing symptoms’of
liver complaint and gyipepsia. He applied to
Dr. Schenck, and, a ter taking the SraJVt-ed
"Tonir' and Mnndmht- Pills for several weeks,
She paesedm surprising number of worms,soine
of which were {won} three to ﬁve inches in
length. The cause if his disease having been
removed, he «peeing,v recovered his health.—
His appetite is nomremnrhhly good, and his
digestion excellent.i This gentleman‘s ntmc
[any be seen at DrJScheni-k's oﬂicr. and all
‘who mny wish to have a. couﬁrmuion “the
facts from his own lips will be directed to his
place of residence. 1 . a ‘-
Dr. J. H. Scheuck can be consulted .M his
principal ofﬁce, No.l 39 North Sixth street,
Philadelphia, every‘Snturdsy; and at No. 32
Bond street, New York, every Monday ; at No.
444 Eighth street, :Washington, I). 0., every
,othcr Wednesday; at No: TOB Bnl'imore street“
Baltimore, “(1., every other Thursday, and
once a month, in Boston, Mass. -
Dr. Schenck's Pﬁncipnl oﬁiod is No. 29
Norlll Sixth slreeﬂ Philadelphia Pn., where
lelu-rs for advice should nlwnyn he directed.
New York cit), Conrad Fox, No. 81 Barclay
“root. 5 ‘ . -
Boston, Mum, GQ. C. Goodwin A Co., N 9.
11 Marshall street. 5 , .
Porﬂnnd, Ma, W; F. Phillip, No. HQ Mic?-
dle street. : ' ;
Pjtmbnrg. Pm, Dq. Geo. ﬂ. Keyser, NO. M 0
and street ;
Marlin Koch, Unij‘y, Columbinns co., Q‘bid.
St. Louis, 310., He ryßlnksley, corner Second
and Vine‘ streets. - A
Baltimore, Md., 39w 3. Hance, No. roe BM
timore street.
Wuhingtnn, D. Ci, Ssmuel B. Waite, corner
Seventh slice! and Louisiana avenue. ~
Chicago. "L. Lord & Smidh, No. '23 Lake at.
'i And sold by Dragging geneully.
Pulmonir Syrup. 3! per boule,Bs hnN'dozen
Sea Weed Tonic, $1 per bottle, $5 hulf dozen
Mnndnkc Pills, 23 cents per box. '
Jan. 26, 1863. In:
_ ALICOES, u gwod Is our, at from B} u:
12; cu. per yard, can be bid It SCHIUK’S.
OUNG Men'l Fall style! of Hats and
Cups 20 percenti lower than usual price!
11. R. F. HcILHKNY'S. ,
‘ MERICAN EXOSLSIUR COFFEE—Good
I A M Jam and (:me as rye. for sale at,
‘ 000031 E GILLESPIE'S.
‘ LL the best Patent Medicines can be had
g A at the new Family Drug and Prescription
‘~Slure of Dr. R. BURNER.
Ll. kind; of STRAW GOODS, embracing
Men's uml Boys‘ Hats. Misses’ and Chil
dren 3 Hum. Shaket Hoods, kn. kc. M
Apnl ~31 R. F. MdLHENY'B
‘PURF‘. GROl'N'n SPICHS. «elm-Im] an
grmmd mph-Si), for DI ROBERT HUI!
.\l'.R'.’< Non Drug Slure.
WHOLESALE AGRNTS
PRICES
‘.‘l. . . ' l .
Fresh Gwen. ._ i‘. 1W Arrival. i Good News lotgbuybody!
\TBW KOT‘IOXS, FINE moi-Ma. tit—i (inf)! , ' CALLED r‘t\Rl—-5,000’A ELI". ONE TO GULDHAN’S, "
L Tln' undersigned lmnjutl rothrned hum M W DIED “EN .\.\l) “(HS \\: \N'l'lul) C AT‘SAMSUN‘S OLD STAND l.
[he riiy uilll tiu- i.|l",!€~i slur; qrnvw .mml- Iu- nun-2m \TELY- ’ . ' ALL NEW GOODS!
hm! 3M Inn] in. “iiitli huring ’nuuglil l'ui I‘n‘ll, T” hut‘ (Hui-mun from Piq‘hin'r. < " ! ‘
he i: ’ll’l‘pﬂl‘cd to .20” as law no Mll}lnoij\ lm- 'l'o'lmy (lvr-rr‘nnl! Imm Pic-kim'.
or rlicnhrrv. He will enumnmlr :- pnrtinn ur ' To buy ()yercomn from Picking; ‘ - a
bu Ftut'k: (‘tll-‘l-‘HI-ls. SUGARS. Helm-soc, To buy mes: (3mm from Picking, Imm- ?Gddmn. just. from Baltimore, hu
Cheese. Baron, Pot-son. Suit. Vin-gar,snirr~. 'l'o‘uy Dress Coats trnm Picking. . npenéd a (Homing and Vn‘rioty Stain M Sum
deles. 80qu. Emma, “ruling, Hulten. Bed “i To buy mm Cu Its from Picking. , lon'l Old t‘nrnrr, on the ui-mond, in Gm”-
f‘ords. Urdu and Willow Ware. EEUARS and To buy Bulingﬂl Conn from Picking. : burr. where he 05!?! I lungs "DEED! Good:
TOBACCOS, large lots or hen and common To buv Husiness’Coan from Picking, ‘ in [m line. and which he ﬁll all at price: Io
‘imnds; with all sort: of NOTIONS. ' 'l‘", buy Busing" (‘onts from Picking; ' low‘ as to mtoniah all buyers. Hi- assortment.
He has n ﬁner stock of LIQUQRS zhan is nu. To bur Pnntaloons [mm Picking. . I which gill hé found made tithe be: mnterinln
unliy found nutsiile ofthc Cilieﬂ. viz. : Import-1 'To huv Pnntnloons from Pivliira, 3‘ in the bust mnnner, compriles “cranking in
en nu‘l Domrstic Brnndirﬂ, tour kinds, the heat ‘ ‘ ’To buy l'anuloons from Picking. ' the line 0! Men] 1 Boys' Went. Viz:
tor meditiual uses : Old Rye, vegy superiur. for To buy d r a common Veg" tram Picking. ' Uwr Cantu, I large ﬁnriely‘, 3
Ih.- ~nme phi-pone: lmpprted “gm", also Do-x’ To MIR" . common You. from Picking. Dre-as Coats, 3 large yuri’ety; :
mrstic Winn; Schiednm Schnnppa, Runn,‘ To buy drc‘ss t common Vests from Picking., Sari: Coats, n large variety;
Whishiei, kc. Every nniLlc is warranted to ‘ Tolbny Bnh’nlo ind Gum Shoes from Picking i I'nnmloonu, a large jnrlely; ‘
he win! it is sold for. v .Tn buy Chick: of all kind- from Picking i \‘rnta, a large ruriet ; .
RECOHCM. Chi! is the place to ‘l"'l)’.CiWll'L---| Tn buy Violin. and Accurdpom from Picking? L Shim; Handkerchiefs, Neck Tier
Le! such an Joulvl it call. until." will be To buy Gloves and Hosiery from Picking. ' ' Gloves, Sui-pond"; impel Ba
continued. GEO. F. KA L. FREISFH. 'To buy Shirts and Drawers from Ptking.’ I‘ , Knivus, Port Monnn‘i
.an.,19, 1863. ‘, i ITo buy Tnmkn nnd Cur-1.21 Sui-k! {him Pit-king. . ‘ Gentleman's Drcuinq
‘ ' ‘' To {my I’nﬁarollnc nnd CHM! (ram‘l’icltingg. l , "my; Boots, nm. to i
‘,> To my Nnﬁnni. kin. kc" from Pirkiug. , 'Sognrw. Tnhncco,
. Q‘Xolwillistngiulhig the- hn'm'g‘advunre on .' Fine Muorlmcnt of Pi
. all urticies bf clothing. Inm stili gelling iguodsl Give him 0 CW“- s'olle
“It aatnpish'ngbﬂow prices. (‘nll and we. " . 33' 50m"! 130 M 000‘“: 'lt “‘
‘ - Dec. 22,1862. .. . mat PICKIXG. {how to im-mc nll iv-Irrhn!
- »» _,__ ' -'~‘— 7 - —-—-~~T- ~--——- ~7— “the Sp il"——S.uuson'il Oh“
i OCO or Jay COOke, ‘ (ii-"fizluurg,:i)ec. ”[1862
, ’ smscmrnox wavy} ‘1 ‘ ’ " "
'r “n mom: n co., BAXKERS, [ A'nnuali Re
A H soan 'rmnn nnin‘n. 0”!" Farm", ”"1"”. Fire '
j Philadelphia. Rev. 1, i 862. ! ‘1’,”""”w “may“ 9".
The un "signed, lmving been appointed "m ”‘,”'"‘."’”""""""E"v""
svssr'mrmox AGEXTIM m.- Sm‘rt-tnrv nf ’Eifniermﬂl'nmdigeg ‘
g ~ , .. . . -_ ' . n I I z , ,
Ilia-T321?” now prepand to l‘uruxJl, MI 151 i'Si-ctlun “r the Act en ‘
'xnw rw .."rv Irma G'PER qr. noxns, WW“ .“E, ”‘5 '“f“"‘"’““
of the U “ted Slates, designntmh ns ("Finn . ' ““‘an'ei' , "NW“ M “I
T\velities,l"firetleornnblo 'llt thy “Hume or the ”,m foliowmg rt-purt: . n
Gnrornm‘om, after ﬁve yearn.nn‘uinuilmrizt-d I-yj ‘ "l“m'm' ”I ”We”; '95"
Aft at (‘o iii-(<34. npnron-d February 2.3. ”162. 1 ”,n" 'dodnrung surrende
'th (10% ’ON BONDS ure igauegl in allllli oi ~ tom“, .
$5O, 5100‘. 500‘ 81000. ‘5 , ; . Toinluniunuiofnropnrtyntn
The RE ISTER BONDS in mm: of S5O. \nlneol .-\swls,PremnnnnoL
5100,'550 4' sump. aud‘§sooq. ‘ '_ ; "ﬁe-““1"-
Intern»! t bix' per cont. pvr nnntjm'will corn-v EXP-emf?"”Whit-“r",m-‘eﬂ
‘mcnce fro date Mpnrclnire, nml ii I "n“,t'lig Prmnnuanenll’re
P Y A "on E l N Gol. D 7 I(r‘nsh In the [inn-h oi I’lle Tre
SemLAunhhlly. whirl: is equnl, ntrthe "Monk; "‘3'“ M‘" nth": assets mt.
premium dn goldﬁu nbuul EIGHT ‘l’l-11l CENT.I lninula. .9. ””1 ' ”my!” n
PHI: .\.\'.\"l'.\l. ' -‘ ' i Agents. xi purtmn at “(In
. inrmcrsgz~liertimnls. .\lc¢-lmuics,i Capitalists, .. PE" “0" “5 3‘“ been mm"
annl all who lmni my money In input. shun”! ”‘ 0 ".""h' .
lumn' nnd n-vnemlier til It. then: Ilmnli are. in? 1“": (mummy. “"98”"
cft‘rt't, u y'insT murmur: lip‘pnvll" nan-g F‘“"!‘j“"" "" “‘s‘", "-" “”-
mulls, l'uiml», Hunk Slut-ks and} SO‘I‘IIHUL‘S,‘ . manrdnt‘cs Iron'muhel. ('0
wml thr- unl'nensc prJdlll‘lrl ui ilnkl‘hl‘ \lnnul'w- (" P‘my‘ “'51:“ :1.“ Li 'ed
Fm \, kl'.‘ kO,, in this country :l liml dint [lu- IUP “f”'..‘”':”~“ ~ ”i" "r 1 “lg.
uil ninl :niipln- yﬂleilin nnuln- l'nr line In!) mvnt "I'M’ "ir"k‘,l‘ “"- licretal “l
"Hill? inn ' at :llﬂi liqlli‘lxll.t-ll utinrimlpnlghy ““ N‘" " "”'d "g: P‘j’l‘ﬂt.‘
('lhlnllls ~Elihu, me- 51.1 mm and Inlc- ‘mi h:\\('.lllt'llrlrl:'i ”'O3 .Im‘e “l“
wanpu, I\‘l-.~ tn mnim tin-q: llnml: ”w T l-V nunl. 1 I”. liqnehu there
[bidl ,Vw Lira/lull]! mu] .illixlhl'n/iulur lul‘m. u”? ‘ puipnny nrc NIH"! ‘0 '
. 'mm! In I,“ .llurlthi {uluin tun rLsks nrc consular:
Suhsrri im. recr-irml at PAR in Legit] I Tl!” "’l""“.".',“’, numed no
Thnllt'l' X: N. or nun-s nml l-hm its; oi hunks ntrth"r|7j"d“,‘\l'l“r‘ls of Elle 09‘:
par in WI tdclphin. Subscriber‘a‘hy mini WI” 2 .“' 's' f’i‘l'rher’ ”m a t?“
rot-sit}: 1) mp! mlent:nn.nnd every fm-ilitynnd ‘ “N"? i" 9”" Canolwn
explnnnu'vip will he nffonled on nﬁpiicalidn at? 1"“"03’ I“ krune, New n.- '
this ullice. i 4 i _ Jinx‘tln L. Dnhllng, Mun
.'-\ full 'quin of Bonds \\ ill butl lirptwri hand! ‘M'Ch‘ml llentz, We“ M"
for imnml ute ileli‘n-r’y. * ' i 1 3"' 11. linngllman, PM“,
..i Y Conn}, Subscription Agent. I’m“ ﬁrembhrawihury
‘1862. 15m ' ‘ l ; AdunﬁElmugll. Hopmi
,- ‘S. L. llulm, Uollum, l
‘ itaxdjmin‘ Loosr, Codorl
; z n. Hoindol, “'indgar,‘
-‘ Jen-20 linser. CJllorns,
Auctioneering.
HE undersigned. having ohmincd Linen-e
T under Ibo United States “fist Law, bogs
lean- to inform hip frirnds and t) e pul-hc gen
erally. that h! mminues the hush"! n! 'Aur
linneering 13nd Snlr Crying, and rm ho gin-l to
recrive n cominunnce of the libe "I paummgc
extended m him. An oxperienré nf 10 yrurn
warrants him in promising satisfaction to all.
(«‘lmrgrs modgmte. Residenco- in Germany
township—post nﬁice nddres-élnlﬁmutnwn,
Adams county, Pa. 4 JAC KLUNK.
Jun. [54, [8,113. 3]! , ‘
Notice.
S.\.\(‘ ,HESS'H EST:\TE.—LPHPPS of 3d
-1 ministration on the estate of [wine Hess,
lute of Latilviore township. Allﬂnl‘ rmmly.
dammed, having [won gqaiiileil I Ilw und‘e’r—
ligncﬁiﬁcsiding in the same uni-whip. he IH‘rP
by gives notice to all permits inq‘V-hlcd (i) said
estate to mnke imiuediat» puyméul, undi lhOFe
hum}: claims against ,thv, snmk Io presunl
them properly authenticated fur ii-meml lit. I
4 , . ‘ Juux LUXG, Adm'r.
Jun. 12, 1,863. an
Notice.
HE Town Uonncil oflhc Bornnzh 0" Get
lys'mrg, hare so nmdiHe-l llu- Tuw‘n Ordi
mmrl: rucmnly pnssvd, u-Izmng to [lay-parking
enablishmems, um) to May and blruw, Stnckﬂ,
ﬁvithin the Bormigh lllllilS. us loan-4d with”:
Ith yards, instcml uf“ within 4009 mm; 01 any
building!" By the Town (‘oum-11.1 . ‘
V JOSEPH LITTLE, Burgcas
Altosf—zltmmmn (‘11.9, Suﬁ).
Jun. 12, 1863.. 3'. "
For Sale.
25 HORSE POWER ENGINE willLli‘an-ll-
A ‘ers and a large cummr “‘ul’lllleUh‘ lor n‘
Dulillcry,'umshiug 400 huslu-ls cull“ daily—-V
Will be sold 2“ low pru‘o.~ Apply 1 ‘ l
CLARKE, ALIHL’GH k 0).. . 5
Dec. 29,1862. 7w Frederick ritv, Md. ' ;
‘ss‘lo Reward.
TAS Ilolpn from the premieosmf [she Jnh-I
W .scriher, ‘l‘n livrwickJuwm-hip. Adunw
county. within the {past month, a numlu-rjol'
wgllunble pap’crs—lO Ih-cds for property, 2
Shares of Hndorgr {Lnd Berlin Turnpike Stuck,
Fire Infur:\nce_l‘oliciea. &t-. A rpunrd (If-SI“)
will be paid [or the anvery ..r
W ‘ Junx IH'
£3“!me delivyred un‘ﬁ!
Fehrunty hex! (he rmvard M'
Jan. 5,1863. .39
Notice
Oll.\' CARBAUGH'S ESTATE—Letters of
ndministmtion‘on the estate of John (fur
bnuthate of Franklin twp.. Adams county, de
ceased, having} been granted to the undersign
ed. residing in the dome township, she hereby
gives notice to. all persons indehterl'tu~ snid
estate to make ilnmedinte payment, and those
haviug‘clnims xgdinst the same to present
them properly nuthentieniedJor settlement.
’ i ' ‘ SALLY CAItUAL'GII, Adm‘x.
Dec. 22, 1862. 6t "
New Roads l—Large Stock!
\ ERCHANT TAILORING.
BI ‘ JACOBS & BRO.
have just received from the cities 3 I.ll'g(‘ stuck
of goods for Gentlemen's wenr, embracing n
variety of : ' ‘
CLOTHS,
' CASSIXI'EQES,'
' ; . ‘ VESTLVGS,
Cnssincts;Jenns, km, with many other goods
for spring nnd summer wear. ‘ -
They are prepared to make up. garments at
the shortest ﬁotiee. and in the very best man
ner. The Fashions are regularly received, and
clothing made in any desired style. Thu-y al
ways mnke neat ﬁts, whiiattheir sewing is sure
to be substnutidl. ' I,
They ask a continuance of the pnh‘ie's pn
trnnsge, resolved by good work and moderate
charges to earn it. | ]
Gettysburg, April’l, 1862. ,
r V ‘
Fancy Furs!
OHS FRREIRA.
J No. 718 Arch St
below Eighth, soot
side,‘Phil-delphji‘ im
porter snd mantifnr
.tnrer 0t and dealeri
all kinds of'FANC‘.
FURS, for Ladies‘ ant
Children's wear. l de
sire to say to to
friends of Adams "an.
the surroundingcoun
ties that [1 have no‘
in store. fans of th.
lnrﬁesundlmo‘et henu- s " ‘
jtilul assort’nwnls of all kinds and qualities of
} PASCY FliltS, for Lndies' and (‘hildren's Wear,
that will be worn during this Fuii and Winter.
‘ My Fur‘swére purchased in Europe, previous
‘ to the rise in Sterling Exclmngd, and the New
Duty imposed on ell Furs, imported since the
(Euro! August. ‘ ,_
t Inmuld Lido state, that as long as my stoék
1 lasts. i will otl'er it at prices proportianute to
vltnt the goods cost me; but it \gill be impossi
ble for me to lmport and lﬁpufncture my
mérs Furs, and sell-them at thg‘ some prices,
owing to the: unsettled state of‘EtLe aﬂ'airs of
i the Country. : . .
r ”Remember the name, hunger and street.
JOHN VHIEIRA.
.718 Arch Street, l’hilnd'n. -
| Sept. 15, 1862. on: g , ‘
. ‘ Natrona Coal 011.
ARRANTED NON - EXPLOSIVE 4nd
equal ”to any KEROSRNB.
HY buy In exploiive Oil, wl‘en a few cenu
more per gullonyiﬂ furnish you' with a perfect
Oil? Mide' only by PA. SALT MANUFAC
TURING COQIPANY, $0.127 \\ LNC‘I” Stan-r,
PHILADELPHIA. [Feb. , x 862. 1y
,Saponjﬂer! Sapomﬂer! ‘
HR FAMILY SOAP MAKE .—-All Kitchen
T Grange can he made into god SOAP, by
using SAPON’IPIER!
DUIECTIONS- ACCOMPANYING EACH
BOX! SOAP is 51 euily mafia with it. as
making soup oﬁcoﬂee. Msnuf tured only by
the Pntentees. PA. SALT LIAN? FACTURING
COMPANY, XO. 127 \V‘LNUT Srp PHILAD'A.
Feb. 2‘, 1862. 1y ‘ ;
ﬁSunm k Bclaun’n Store l: well wor
thy :- rinitjust In. this time. We doubt whether,
even in our largest cities, so ﬁne n display of
Stoves can be (found. Their lnrge mom is
full of Stoves of?» ery pattern; g'lqo. every va
riety of Hollow 9V111‘9, Sheet—iron Ware, Tin
Ware, leished;Wnre, Japan Ware—embrac
ing, indeed,e\‘er):lhiug in the house furnishing
line. deso, Sausege Cullen, Sausage Stuﬁ'ers,
Lgrd Presses, hr}, .50. They are prepared to
sell wholesale tqd remil, Tin Wire and Sheet
iron Wane of then own manufneture—keeping
a suﬂicien. number of hands In supply any de
mand. Their assortment of Lumber is i’ery
large; al~o Coal olei'cry kin'l.‘
UURXING GOUDbl—The‘rlig'csl unsun-
M ywnt of Mauruiug Goods ever oﬂ'rred,
cm now be seen and bought I!- lower prices
than they have ever been sold before. Call :1
unce n {benign of we Rcd Front.
April 31. FAHNESTQCK BROS.
HW FALL 8 WINTER GOODS .'—A good
N mortment of Fall and Winter Good-I as
heap u the cheﬂpest at A 3001"? & SONS
EW SPRING GOODS—jun opened :1 the
N New more at 11. SVASHLER.
AMEN DRESS TRIMMIAUS, in grout u
rlet)‘, Ln ‘ " DCHIL'K S.
Nov. 10,
NR‘W MARBLE WORKS, rornw of Bahi—
morevnvl Fine! \lioidln strt-(‘Mdirortly op
posite the now (‘ourt Hnusc, (ibttyﬂulrgv
liming rct‘ently arrived from l‘hihhh-iphiamud
{u -]iug fully vompcﬁtcut tn exam-tofu" wqu in
th ﬁnest ﬁtyle of the art. we mmhl respectful»
lyEnvitc t. c mtontinn of theﬂmhlii' wishing to
pr rurc xm 'thing in ourlilw, to fun-r us with n.
call an} eiamine specimen: of lan: work. We
anl prt-pnr d to furnish MONI’MEXTS. TOMBS
AND HEA‘DM‘OSES, MARBLE: NANTLES,
SLABS fox? Cabinet-makers, Ind ull other work
nppertuinihg to 011': husinou. It the lon-99ft pos
sible pricey. We do not hesitate to guzimntce
that ouxr_w'ork thnll he put up in A Winner sub
stantial and .tnztrl‘ul «and to the beat _to he
soon in’tl’e 'citics .“zhctc Hwy improv’ement
which enorience has suggettenlgig nvailL-d ot,‘
and especiaily do we gmnmtoa iihht our Ceme
(éry and G‘rm‘c Yard work shall he so carefully
set as not t‘o bu nﬂ’ected by tront,l_mt shun mnin
tqin for 3' an that erectnvsﬂ ufiposltion given
at the coquk-tidn ot‘u job, am! so nrcesltlry to
continued ,gmcﬂ'ulness and symmetry. .
Nov. 28‘1859. tf ‘
iii
‘3No Cure No Pay. ’ :
HE “HERD“; UINTMENTL—L- '
. Fontlle (‘er ol'cvery species ()thrn.
nmtiam. a; it disuoh‘ea {he cumgulated’lympli
which ﬁxe's itself nbout’the ju'iuts, (musing
t -In to become stiﬂ and puinl'ullnnd tlrr-rt-hy
r novos the primary cnuae of this disc-use.
.l-‘or Coughs. Intinmmmions, url'l'ightneu ofl
the (‘hest nd Lungd, itglvqs «Eureand speedy -——- - ~ ,_ ~——~
relief. A’solor Cruup‘nndﬁarie Throat, nml' General Mc¢leuajr .
should almiys be used "it?!” the Throat 31nd YPECTEDHGETH’S URO.—-Emryﬁodt
‘gmigs Iu gases ufSL-llrlet bewrpud \Hiuoziing : E hf! prepare-l. 'l'he ﬁnderrigﬁed would
"“ﬂh‘ For I” lama-fl Wm" "'Ph "5 Touth- ‘ most respectfully invite tl e Ittent on of tin
“he! Cminp and Crick i" ""9 B‘Wk' 0' “Mf' citizens uf Geltyuhnrg and its vi‘ciéity'to cull
1"" ("Ty h” been “’9“ "{‘d 1’39”” “WT! "' l and examine Illa well lelec Ml sum of goodi.
‘3” 39”" . It 3"” WV" ,nnmellulite "4"" I'" xis'he lmsjnst returned fro the city mu: m
”'01” P "'5 m A'dnlts» “ml (‘hildrem 1"" ﬁne .m assortmu-ut of good in hi! line I: you
Burns un Smiris. ll extruvh} ulzelﬁrré nlmoatj Wm n'nd ,m :1 ii or imv orb Horn 4 ’
irmx\nlly.' lt infallibly curve Field", Bruin-In. lindil-s. "0‘; i»: the timet cnil ﬁnd “0‘ thold
Sprnnrs, and all Flesh. Wounds; ‘ulsp. Mimips, , ﬁr“, mm‘m .N‘r-ni-fa, shone-l Bcnrhﬁno Gaunt.
5'1““ "1 "59 Bfﬂnv (“WWW") ”ﬁnd“ and L'l’s' letu, wnnlen l'nder-slrﬂ‘ﬂ, and I“ ithosa mu .
Corns, Clnlblnms or. Frosted “Hubs, llgmmn 'iittlv rum”! for the toil t in “e '.’, or ‘
{hows or "‘1“, .0," Llcernted Sores, I'm‘m'e-‘l. Brixshrir. Cumin and Perth cries, nil of which
h-W’" *9 ‘ ‘h'" . ' ‘ : . ‘can‘he had at .\o. I! 13, righ opposild'the Bank.
Also warranted to cure the most ohalmute Gentlemen. ‘ worul to yo _ ":01. Carr’s i!
(igntmclvfor Pun-red ilooliu'\\‘mfiuls,& mlyhesl, thd place to I!“ the Mutiny] chenp‘nt-undcr
.“ 13d (rm! 5 audlaiprmna “Wm him“) or Foul I Cit thing in the town as lol'own : U‘Vef-lllil'il, 2
m '8 cc 0 f“ .: ‘ . ‘ , i l'n'ller-qhirts. Drawers «L ll kindsi inn nn-L
NRUDITU E.“ ARRAY”? ' . .. - Ishort S nckiuga from l 3 eel“ up tuin) cgnls n
The puiilu‘ are requested to 'r‘VJ'f—lf It does ' p 13,. $61,130” “ few rem ,1“ to 3")“: 11. a.
not ﬂn§hl tlwrecommenduliov.réturn i‘tﬁi the “mug is the [l’lncc to x“ “mm 2601! Buck. '
Agrniy, ,hultle half used) and receiw your skin Gauntlets, .\rmr Sock ."ll klud: of Army
"I‘B‘i?;:i¥l‘:}of§llﬁe enclininz nah-home i Kniws and heavy Kniren'; 110 kn"; fork and
'. . ' , ' l noon all in one; lhe :- 0 run: hiru and. r
' “E “Y 8.. BLITTS' bole Proprelor, i D'rirners, Sleeping Cape: violen‘ gianla of 111
‘ ii] i \lmveﬁyﬂl‘mm °°".s' Y‘. kinds. Smokers, H. G._Cinr bu bujne on
Where _ 1 orders bv mml, orlormermse, Will Mam-"non: of Smoking 1-0 occo “a Pipe! II
:o‘plromuily amended w' “”923 Gems P" you {an chum: up any pluck. Chewlug Tobac
° 9‘ , ' . ,‘ ‘ ‘‘, ,~ ‘co Ind (‘ignrs ornll kind: In! rim. ’
@750- '”,(”“-’"b'”8 by“? G' C‘H'R' i Also, Hardware. Qneeniwnrpe, all kind: of
' ‘\°" ”1 iB6;._ , , . » ISpicoa, Growriu, ﬁrst-rate Cider ind Gripe
7" '__l“ K H ’ "h- w“ u"; 5‘ rVinegnr. All kind» ol‘anryJ Son 1, nil] kind: of
1 Town Lats; j , 2 {Harem-us, l’nu-nl. ilediui Vl‘l, goal; Oil and .’
ATaPliﬂlJC ,S,\I.E.-in puisunnce of au-il,ainps. and a very bandgome ossértment 0!
that ly girbn hy the lust uiil und 'Mbi- Perfumerii-s. Say it! theitime. Gonzo 'ono,
meat of G orgc Shryo. k, deceased, will he cl"- . come'nii, and giv‘o us a call. Don‘tiforget the
(crud at Public Snlopon the prumim. on‘ Fill-i place, No. “:1, in East Yo’rk streel', nppmito
DAY, u. 30th'd4y of JAxUAM hut, 4i . .1... Bank, u. ls. CARR, Agent.
LOTS 01-‘IeIUIIND, fronting on‘ Wnshiuglnni NW. N, 1862, I i ,
street, olt dung,» n srosite the propert' 0!. ~. ‘ ‘ “s"‘“‘*‘
Edward Maui-hey, and'mherd. . ’ t'- T 0 D'Sabled 801619“. , _
Also, 4 LOTS at the corner of “'Mhiuzton’ gEA‘IEN AND MARINES. AND :VIDOWS,
Ind Bret-k nridue strrels. The lhts are in a3‘ UR OTHER HEIRS ‘0? TI“ SE WHO
'gnod mite ohcuillimtion nnd likewise valuable; "AVE DIED UK BEES RIF-LED IN PIE SER
for hulldi g purpoge]. gig-The sup, mu be“ Vllq‘l-2.—-(»'u.is. I‘. Tr: mm. Attorney or (Imin
poaitive o c. 'I ' .‘anls, Hmmtyjmnd‘ and l’eiuiorr qunt. Wink:-
“-3,“ to conﬂuence m, ‘2 6'uim kin m. "r. ‘iuglon (ht), D. (L—Pcnsions' procured lor Sol
temoon at “3.1 day. ' _ «liars; Serum-u rind Marines of the present var,
MOSES MvCLEAX, Executor,‘ [who are (“Sullit‘d by ranson of woundl received‘
‘ Jam ”#3534 ts ' ~ , - {Eur rﬁsmemmw-led 'hile m unicémnd Poa
~ - . , ‘ - n . . " I lions. Bounty Noni-y um] Arrears of Pnyﬁolq.
For *Sale 01' Rent. . l trained lnr widows or other heirs of (hone who
HE ,Mncrih" omm for .531" m. mm his' have died or been killed while in u vice. '
T Lar WAﬁl-IHUI'SE i'u Liulmlmnh m ‘ Buuutr l.n‘nd procured for serrive in any of
the termlzui of ”IF Litllestowd Rnllruud.~ ‘ the ”‘l‘" ““5- (”lA-’4' C'- T‘” KER.
The building is 3'.’ by 75 lr'et. two-wary and i _ Wallilngtdo, 0- 0'
Eco-liar, c ‘lculuu-d in do a huge Grain "ml J; 0. Nut”, Agent, O““9'5‘WW-
Grocery ‘uum-sa. The Int in Inn by 105 lam,e bar. “3: “50L 3
Ilfurding Inple space for any kind ol'hulinssﬁ. ! ‘ ” ' " ‘ ‘T"
A burgu' can be had. Enrly application in. ‘ . . NOtiQe- i -
t desired. I: v 1‘ 31‘1”? Isndergigrliod,gl:ir£qs a luring-011:»
1 ‘TI Warr use r 0 ‘0" would be ex- , stun ling un f" 00 s‘ or nL' Man
‘ éhmd it, a ram. p 18“," DUfI‘TERA. ‘ length of Imm, pripcipnlly: made of.“ tap“
5 Jan. “i, 1863. u; ‘ , .ucr-ouuu, Ink.“ this luethoi! of notilym‘ than,
,ﬁ... .ﬁ -.- A .. .. w. . . .M‘. {uphill-«dale brill}, “ii“ is? npeld-I :11!!!"anth
. is men s w: ru an rl-tl e txeirjnccouu
ii I 0! for ‘New Year k <i he will fvnl under many obligations lo Ihom. ’
, UST;rx-wed;at£olloltl &(-lI.LE.\PIE’S’, Sept 3., lﬁol J. L SCHIGK.
, .fr hsnpply or FRESH (FRUCERIESdei .. ' ' ' . , . ' . -...
! 2‘“ king",i lhe bestlang .nicestluc? $3115}; :04 ~ John W, Tipton, ‘
rett'n urg. AI en id arm 9 o O ' on, . ’ ‘ . 2
{Mini—aim New li'urk RUU‘K WHEAT MEAL ; g y‘ﬁ‘:'2:3:Laiﬂﬁgyrﬁqu'ﬁﬁus 3“”:
's‘uperior‘ No. ‘. MACKERhL: mum; and ' “UM“ HIM.) (;,.,,,.,.,,,,g_ i)... ,hm .. ‘
4’03” ”(Hugh " “"5“ ”ﬂﬂy'ﬂl ﬂesh," ”f" i can (it xx)! “mt"! liq i‘uund “21“]le ntgend to All
lot of Cedar-Ind Willow “ are: a large and fine; businecn in hi< lino. Helms allo “ﬂue.“
nuorlment of (.‘oul ml LniupLMllh an excel. “43"”, and will ensure sntilfnctibn. m“ ..
IL-ut article of Conl Oil. We are ulw Pr“l'“""diliiui a call " [DM- 3 1...
.‘o alter Lumpi to be used for Coal Uil. Uni '_. ~ ......» - " ‘ 4
i hand all chowc brands of Segnrs and Smukiugf )IHRELLAS of every rlﬁo¥ilt ‘
iond Cbevimz Tubnccos. Give us it cnlL W 0“ U ’ ,“ 0‘1!“ ' 1
inannot en‘pmerate a tenth ofqonr articles.‘ ,\ysg-nlu(sz_‘\ largo 1°; bf '95-. i
“.0“ will nd everything that is usually kept H u..ma,jnu neeil‘edlm‘ for-l all n;
in it ﬁrst clus anily Grovery. ’ June 9' :862. (301)0le (“LLMM ‘
- CODOBI & GILLESPIR. G CAPRhu 'ust mind . I“ r,
' Getrylburg.D¢-c.29.1862. i B 6;” m 1“, 0,! Gen“ WN'g-IIMO;
_ , _. ._ _ ‘a ~V__.___,_ o
i on. honilemen wo‘haveClotbn.Cuaimerea,i mmlx'd ”yr", 3'19"" ‘ V‘'l i ’3
t F Unb‘.in.-ll«. Tweedl. .lr-nns. to. u cth BU .Ail't 301433.... A 'i‘m‘ud ...!" “..."
.. mu u.- lunnd clawlu-rc. A 3001"; a mix, "WW I“ 910‘! a",
65ndbli'ékdéﬁﬁ
I=
CHEAP! CHEAP“ CHEAP!
uncut. (:m-nﬁem, ll‘ain‘l
LJohn Evﬁns, Franklin, I
' Jnmen Grimm. \\'nrrin_
Alofnndcr (‘. AIL-Curing!
ani Chronintcr, Hnmpl-
V i JUIIN‘HU-
W.‘ S. Plums, Secretary.
Jan. 5, 1:563.
The Magic Tim
“B PERFECTIOX 0F .
I a Hunting nnd Open
.ontlemnn's Watch combine
Que of the ‘preujést, mo
decidedly “the heat. and; cheg
general nnd'reliﬁ‘hle use, evl
within it. and connected wil.‘
uwn winding gutpchment,
tirc'ly unnecessary. The ‘c
are compo‘ed 0‘ two metalsl
ing ﬁne [6 carat gold._ It
ruby nation lever movemen'
nn ‘1 nucurnte‘ time-piece. .
mind, or case of a hull"
Emma 'Watches, in MM
those proposing .10 buy at I
by ‘Mpresa, wuh hill' puyn
Soldiers Input remit pnymeﬂ
cannot collect from those i
.i Adan-pa
JIUBBARD BROS. & C 0
‘ Cm. Nusenu & Jo
Jun. 5,18 w. ‘6;
II
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- 1-1.1
3 Combs,
‘1: beat;
on, ten
lo to tho
Idem": p
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‘urner.
G 306»
oliuhho
'l for.“
am
muran‘u 7
t 4 ry, and .
[the Canal
tnry 0! Li
; pliance
ﬂed “ An
,m of l
I at, I‘B
~ , :1 «73d
ll] for}.
:» above
ith (he
MAM tn
aurnncn
6, make
$2,15
k, 1,43
,367 71
,7 n 35
.439 an
X B6 09
I‘ .25! 9.1
lea, Gnu:
cm rrent.
' eﬂ'ect ~ by the
rnu-sﬂy kin-MN
rind of u "9sz
I: been a ll] mum
la Wilcqc loin-s
nys beengprompv
ore of in urlng in
hose‘ofngay other,
bly leis. g '
sons ur- the a‘u-
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Benchb
‘ u, Ada.
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Mom,
. n- co.
r lident
| ' 91‘:
SM, ll ilu:
Lady‘s m
EGHAS
no, or
a.
Leonvenient, ml
en time-place lan
I offered. ‘lt' hu
‘ its machinqry, in
ndering 1} key (-u-ac
1e: of this Wan-1;.
the ouh-r one h ,
has the" impron I
I'. and in warrnnlc I‘
rice, superbly 1. .
dozen,'sao4.oo.-
, o'rocco7boxer, 1m
holelnlt. $35, um -
le on delivery.-—~
in ndvdnce, u m:
the! Anny. ‘ - ’
.Sole Idiom-(en. .
-n 51.3., Sew Ymk. 1
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