The compiler., September 05, 1864, Image 3

"Th quum‘ug 11m Como."-All over
00 Northern land the “deep-mohthod
doll")! Int " have buyed n Volcanic to the
hero and :meumn on the peopl'e‘n Demo
cntic ticket. that. has made old Earth quake
ngnin. The Nntionul uluteof thirtygfonr
gum ha: been fired again and tug-in lhrohgh
out thousands of Northern towm, md the
most unbounded utisfuction Ind enthusi
nm prevail among the people everywhere.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
EDXTOR OF T!!! COMPXLEB
(but 81: z—With your permission I wish to
My to the reader: or your paper the: I‘m
bend, by return ms“, to I” who with it (free).
e Recipe, with full direction! for ranking “d
niiug I limple Vegetable Bnlm; the: will- ef-n
feemnlly remove, in ten days, Pimplu,Blouhel,
Ten, Frecklel, and all Impnxiziu or the Skin,
31.?" the nine to", clear, nnoolh and bonn
u . ~
I will 1110 mil free to tho” hula: Bald
Budge: Bare Faces, simple direction. and
Inforn‘nfion that will enable them to mm I
full grown: a! Lunrinnt Hnir, Whinken, or I
Momuehe. in lesl than thirty dz".
All npplicuiom answered by return null
without ch-rge. Relpectfullyyourl. .
THUS. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
, 83] Broudwny, Nay York.
Aug. 1, 1864. an:
A CARD TO THE SUFFERING
Swullow two or three hog-headlor“Buchu,"
“Tonic Bitten.” “Bampurilin.” “Nervoul An
lidotu," kc" in, tc.,’nnd alter you are unis
lied will: tile resull, then try one box of OLD
DOCTOR BUCHAN'S ENGLLSH SPECIFIC
PlLLS—and be tutored to health 9nd rigor
In len than thirty day. They nro purely veg
tuhle. plenum ,to take, ’yrumpc and salutary
In ‘lheir efl'ects'on the broken-down. and lb“-
«rid ccmtimtion. Old and young can lulu
them with ndrnulgga. 'lmponed 3nd lolnl in
tho United States (gly by ‘
J S. S. BUTLER,
No. 427 llrondwny. New York“
B'Agenl lor the Unizvd Suva.
P. 8.,.—-A Box ofsglxe Pllln, lecfifbly packed,
will be mailed to ,ny Iddreu on receipt of
pride, which 1. 0M: DOLLAR, post [mid—
lnoney refunded by the Agent. if entire utih
fiction in not given. [Aug. 1, ’64.. 3a:
- , 4.0.» - -
DO WISH TO BE cvnsm
Dl}. BUCHAC' ENGLISH SNCIFICI’ILLS
eure, iIHFM than 30 dn; 1, the wont curl of
NKIWUI'SNESS, lmpolcncy, Premature Decay,
Seminal Wt-aknell, lnsn’nivy, and all Urinary,
Semll and Nan on: Aa'culions, no mallorlrom
w! M canine pruxlucrd. l'ric/e‘LUne Dollar per
box. Sent, {lust-paid, by mnil,'on rezripl of
In order. ch Hflx “ill pcrfed the rule in
mull. cues. Addrrn J '
JAMES S. Bl") LEE, ‘
Gencrnl Agent. 427 Bruuduny, .\'cw York
Aug. l, mu. 3m
”1:53:12; MARKETS.
GHH‘YSHURU4—Snéhnn LAST.
......... 9 00 101 l 00
.......... -9 00
......... 2.40 to 2 50
"..‘"... 2 20 to 2 40
1 60
l 50
Flour
R 52 F10ur....................
\\‘hile \thu1...............
Red When...£..............
gorn
(Ji11..‘...;£.......
Buckwhut. .....h11....
Clover Seed
Timothy 5ced..............
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)‘lul'r of Purim...
Pinter ground, pei‘ hug
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“our”
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ole ...
Glover 5eed.............
Timothy mei:.........
Bee! Un'llr. per hum!
"of" pzr huud..‘......
\\‘hi-key .
Unsnn. Peruvian, per tun
3302 E-X;
CM lh: [st inst. at the rcri‘lvnce n! lhc
bride's pure m, by Rl"’.\V.lL}l.l)¢_fl‘fifll, \lr,
ISAAC N. DUHBURAW to .\lvs's MARGARET
H. (_‘ONOVHR, bulk or .\luunljuy township,
this coumy.
0n the 3(th nih, by Rev. A. Rash-k, Mr.
BLIJAH N. HUL‘FHAK to Miss HANNAH M.
BOLMXGER, holh 01 Ad Ims cuumy.
' oh")3nnd'y.lu<t: Iry Rev. J. A. Bull, Mr.
JOHN MUSE“ to His-s SARAH BUTT, both of
l-‘uirfield.
On We mm um, by Rev. Jacob Fry, Mr.
HENRY 1". 141131115, 0! Adnms county, to Miss
dIARHII—Z'T MEALS, of South Middleton Lu p.,
(‘umberhnnd county.
In St. James ’Luthqnn'Cburch, on lhe 4th
hut. b) R v. Jaculf- Fry, Mr. JAMES “c6OB.
lifiAL‘lo is: AIEIVA'H. GEORGE, both of
Gun}- urg. ; ‘ I
' 13112533. 5 '
”Chit-In} nutices 3 cents per line ,for all
over [our lines—nub to ict‘ompuu” notice.
0n Weduepdny morning Inst, in this plane,
“in CARRIE E , dlughner of Samuel l-‘Ahnc
mock, deceased. ' '
0n the 20th («August Immune. SUSANA",
wile of Ir. Israel—Brick", of Butlcg towntship,
nged 27 yeagé 6 mouths and 8 dnya.‘
In Slower General Hospital, l'uilm, SOLO
IUN STEINOUR, aged 19 yen-s ll moulhsaud
a duys. He was I'oupdod in battle, and had
undergone e second amputation of the right.
arm,’ from the efl'ecta of which he died. He
belauged to the Hub BegL. Buttery D, M
Arum-q. ' _
.0n the 25:». am, GEORGE JOSEPH, in
fant lan 0‘? George and Hugues Muster, aged
8 month. And 3 days.
On the 2.581: inn. near this place, Mr]. N’AN;
CY BU [Legal 53 years 7 months and 7 days.
At Wnynesboro’, on Tuesday ybek, Ind-len-
I], Dr. JAMES BROTHEBTON,.&Z, in the 43d
yen of his use.
On Sunday morning week, MARY, dlnghter
of It. Jeeob mm, or thin place, nged shout 2
I'm
Ofithe 3d 11"., EIIMA J. KITZMILLER‘ of.
0:30:34 wwnxhip, Azefl'l year-8 month: end
95‘ ya. .-
0n the 13m “Quinn? G. MELBOBN, at
Oxford townlhip, Aged 1 year: 11 months end
’0 due.
0:: the 20m nlt., WILLIE F. MEL HORN, of
filmed township, aged [year 8 months and 8
up.
, . Confifiunlcnted
0n the 22d uIL, JOHN FLIOR ELLS
WORTH, used 3 numb: Ind 14 days, lon of
Dale! H. Ind Hannah L. mingle, of Cumber
115d township. .
Weep got for little Johnny, .
Hi; gentle lpirit’u fled
1t sweep, deep: with Jesus,
Among the nilenv. dead.
_Shod not n tear of nonow,
Around his silent tomb;
_ -é!h‘nk what. tlovely flower '
Yon hue in heaven m bloom. _
Estray Calves.
AME to the premises of the subscriber. in
Freedom '.ownahip, shot“ the In: of Ang.
II», 3 SPRING CALVES, two bull; end on.
Imm; one orthe bulls has n sump around hi
neck. The owner is requested w ptove pro
genymny- charges, and take them away.
’ GEORGE ‘SPANGLER.
‘ Sept. 5, 1864. 31*
At Private Sale.
38 Inge THREE-STORY BRICK WARE-’
1‘ HOUSE it. Hey Oxford, (10 miles mm of
«yum-3,) with Swiich and It Acru o!
flpud attached. Thp ground lies on both
'in. of the him“ with? sand in one of
j. in the count . PP No
a” b” C. F.’WI.\’TER, York} PL,
or J. BASTBESS, New Oxford.
:3. ‘5, 1364. an _ ‘
Hay! Hay)
ll "Marika, figent for YOUNG t STEIN,
x of Humor", gin: notice to the Runner: 0!
“gay; tint. ho is tudy Ind now pro
ng.“ you a BAY,“ hi: puking ambush
neat m mg corner of Wallis-non and Railroad
man, (kingpin-g, tut; win pg; um hi he“
price to: me naut- H. o‘2.
Sept. 5, In“ a! ‘ ‘
N MONDAY, the 19th (by of SEPT“-
0 BER inn, tho Inbccriber, Kxnntfix of
the In: will 9nd testament of Dsniel S. Lynch,
dCCEISrd, will sell at Publi' Sale, At the Int‘e
ruideuce of said decedent, in Mountplcu-nt
township. on the Hanover Ind Gettylburg
road, nu: Miller‘s store, the followlng personal
property, \iz :
l HORSE. 2 Gown, 2 Hogs, One-horn anon
nml Lnddery, doubln let or Human, neuly
nun! net of But}, Harneu. Hum Gun,
Plough: nndflurmu, Saddle Ind Bridle, Win
nowing Hill, Cutting Box, Wheel-barrow.
Double Ind Single-trees, Chniu, Gtindntone,
Shovels, Parka, u; aho, Homebold and
Kitchen-Furniture, ‘nuch u Tnblu, Chain,
Cooking Stove and Ptpe, Ten-plug Stove,
Clock, Bedatudl Ind Bedding, Carpeting,
Lard Cum, Crockery-VI", Tin-Ill’er Ind a
grout nun; other uticlel, too numerous to
mention. 4
8-8312 to commence It 1 o'clock, P. it, an
«id dny. when ntundlnco will be given and
terml'mmde known by
ELIZABETH 11. LYNCH,
Sept. 5, 1884. u" Execntrix.
‘l‘ PUBLIC SAUL—On TUESDAY, the
A 4th dnyMOCTUBEB next, the subscriber
will olfer at. Public Snle, on the premises,
HIS FA_RSI, nitunte about 4 mile. north of
Genylburg, on the old Culiile foul, contain
ing 86 Acres Ind 80 Perches o! Puented Land,
with luficlent timber and the heel. of meudow,
ndjoiuing lands ofJoeeph Bailey, Philip Beumer,
llenry William, and elbow. The
improvements Are a Two-story
Log HOUSE, Double Burn, purl.
log'pln frame and wenlherboard
ed. Wagon Shed and Com Crib attached,
Smoke House, \\‘Ash House. and olher out.-
buildlngs; a well ofgnod water ac the door of
the dwelling; in good Apple Orchard, will: I.
vnrlegy of Other fruit. '
ml‘ersons wishing to View the property
Ire reqmsted to call Owens Shrile:,res:ding
thereon, or on the up“ mu, m. Abbomtown.
fi'Snle m'cornmence at l o'clock, P. M.,
on snid day, wtgpn “nominee will be given Ind
terms mn‘de knpw’n by .
' , Mess}: woman.
AJV. Flemming, Auctioneer.
Sept. 5, 1864. u
Pubhc Sale. ~
N TI'ESDAY. SEPTEMBER 27, 1364, the
Q undersigned,(fdmininralors of the estate
0 Eli Chonmer, ale of Latimoro township.
Adams dounty, decansed, by n'rwe ornn Order
of the Orphuu'u Court. of Adam county. will
yell :1. Public Snlc, on the premises, about 11.
qunrler oi a mile from Brngtown, and five
mil‘es from Berlin, on [he public road leading
from Berlin lo Dillsburg, the following Real
l-qule, viz:
- .\'o. l-—A TRACT OF LAND, containing: 26
Acres, more or hss. hnvmg thereon erected I
a Two—Mow Wentherbourdcd
HOUSE. Frame Burn,~nnd, other
oulvbuud'ngs, adjuiuinglnnds of s':
(‘ornelius linker, Grorge Euders,
Ind G-orge better. There is n uevenmlmg
Spring 0! Water mm! the door. Also, an Ur
clmrd 0! choice Iruir. trees.
.\'o 2.—-A TRM‘T OF LAND. contnining 4
Acres, more In less, udjoiifing No.l.
Both the nbmc described trucks are in good
farming order and under good fences. This
prnpcrly 1: conveniently shunted as to Schools,
Mxlls, Sluh’s, u.
WA ny person wishing to View the prop".-
ty will cull on the WMow oflhc dcécased, re
siding on .\'u. l, or the undersigned, residing In
Washington township, York cnun‘cy. -
”Sale to commence at. 1 o‘clock. P. .\I , on
Enid day, when ullL'ndunce' will be given 11an
terms made kuou'n by ‘
6 00 I‘6 50
3 50 (0 400
I 50 to 2 75
H 51)
175
' DANIEL CHRONXSTER,
.bAML‘b‘L leu,‘
Sept. 5, 18734. I: Administrators
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.OF PARTNERSHHR—Xmice is hen-by
given zlnu the Go-[mrtnership unsung
under the firm, name and style of Nurbexk &
Mullin,in hereby dissolved my mutual vousent.
Wm, J. Martin WI” coummc the business at
(lu- old smud. JAL‘HD NUHbEUK,
Supt. 1,1804. \§ .\l. J. MARTIN.
‘ In! All persons knowing :hL-mulvcs in—
debted to the above firm “'1“ plcusc NH and
m-ule soon. as we are dusiwu: of hnvmg my
books dosed immedixtely. .
bjcpz. 3, .564. 4:. i ’
Y HE Din-clots of GETTYSBURG SCHOOL
1? DISTRIQ‘T desireto employ n Mule Teach
er, to whom I: salary a! s3s'per nlomh m” be
paid. The position is now vacant, and the
Schools “ill continua open to the 191 of June
next. ’
lgnmedinu- application cam be made to either
of the undersigned.
T. D..CA_RSO.\’, Pres’t
D‘ A. Dunn, Sec'y. '
1 Sept. 6,1864. 2!.
”Sentinel & Shu- copy.
HE School Directors of Tyrone [ownship
T will meet at the School fluuae, in Heid
lgrsburg,‘ on SATURDAY, the 24m dny of
SEPTEM-Hfllt next, all} o'clovk, P. .\l.‘ to em
ploy 'lcachcri. Applic.|nts should apply im
mtdinlely by caning on pay of the Lineman.-
By order 0! xhe Board,
SAMUEL THOMAS, Pres't.
Dunn. Dun, Sec'y.
Sept. .5, \864. 4d
CHARLES M. STIEFF, . ‘
nucncrcun or A
GRAND Img SQUARE PIANO Foams.‘
Manufactory I‘o3, 105 A: 107 Franklin streel
Wareroum, No. 7 North Liberty stre'e. ‘
Constantly a .large number of HANDS of
my own Manufacture on hand, With the Full
Iron Frame und Oi'er-‘strung. Every Instru
ment wnrrunled for five yen-s, with the privi
lege of exclmnge wirhin twelve'moulbs ifrflot
entirely satisfacmry.
fi-‘Second-bsnd Piano: shun on hum! at
prices from $5O to $2OO. -
Bullin‘nore, Sept. 5, 1864. 1] 3111*
Notice.
ESSE JOHNSON'S ESTATE.-Le(terg of
tdmin‘ystmlion on the ' esme‘ of Jug;
ohnsou. late of Intimate townshipJ Adums'
county. deceued, having breu g nnlcd‘lo the
.nnder‘igncd, residing in Huntingtn township,
he hereby given riotice to all persons indebted
to ma estate go make immediate plymenl, and
those having claiml against the slme to pre
lenl them properly Suthenncuted for antle
ment. WI, B. GARDNER, Adm’r.
Aug. 29,1i64. a; . .
ARE to me premises oftho sublcriber,
one mile Mid : half north of New Oxford,
Adsml county. on the 28m inan, l' ROAN
HEH‘HR, with short horns, and About. ”year
old. The owner in requested to prove proper
ty, pa; charges, and take he: may.
LYDIA EEAGY.
Aug. 19, 1884. an ‘
ANIEL SNYDER’S ESTATE—Letter: of
D Idminietruion on the estate 01 Daniel
Snyder, me of Hnmfltqnbnn township, Adams
county, deceased, Inning been granted to the
undersigned, residing in Wayne'eborn'. Freak.
linpeounty, Pm, be hereby giVee notice to
I“ persons indebted to “lid estate to make
immediate payment, and those having claims
50in“ the lamb to present them properly,
authenticated for settlement. \ ,
Aug. 22,. 1865., 6:
LLEN 3L STONESIFER’S ESTATE—Let
ters otndminiltrnlion on the ante ofEllen
M. Stonesifer, late of Germ-try twp., Adam.
county, deemed, having been granted to the
undersigned, residing in the sum township,
they herehy give notice to all persona indebted
:9 Mil cum: to nuke immediau plymem,
and fighse having claims Against the sun: to
present them properly nutmntirated for nettle
ment.‘ ~ AMOS STONESIFER‘
!SAAC T. STUNESIFER.
July 25, 1864. 60.. Administrator!
, ARIIAGE WHIPS AND LASERS, good
And chap, for an by ROW 1 WOODS.
‘ US’l‘ 'vod u YIOUNG’S 31M 11l
J Ema. Steamy. don. on a" if
Public Sale.
Small Fatm
•Dissoluti(kt
Teacher Wanted.
Teachers Wanted.
Piano Fortes.
Estray Heifer.
Notice.
D. B. RUSSELL,‘Adm'r
Notice.
: Sherflf’s Sale. ~ Valuable Real Estate
S pursuance of sundry writ: of Venditloni. . 'l‘ PUBLIC SALE.-—-On ATL’RDAY, tho
l 1 l-pruu:u.issned out orthe Court of Corg- 171!) III; at SEPTEMB next} in puma.
llnon Hen of Admin county, Pu”. and 16 {maniac of In ord“ of the rphnu’l Cmm of
idurertad, will be txposed Ln Public Sale. u Adlml county, the undersigned. Adminiatn
’the Court House, in Gettysburg, on SATL‘R- ton oHI-e cgwlc of Andrew Brougb, late of
:IHY, the 24:11 diy of SEPTEMBER fiexfat lie-ding lownnhip. Adam: count), deceased.
l 1 o'clock, P. 11., the following described Ru! will ofl'er 1: Public S..le, on the premises, Hut
1 Estau, v3l: vslulble , ,-
.\o. 1.-—~.\ TRACT OF LAND, litnnte in
Lntimore township, Adam: county, Pm, ml
joining land! of Alfred Miller, Juhn Wallord,
Ind David (ludner, and the public road lead
ing irom Petereburg to terlin, 2 miles irum
Peteraburg end Q mile from York Springs, con
taining 12 Acree, more or less, having thereon
erected nTwo—slory Roughcnst HOUSE, ;-
with cell-r under it, I good Wenther-.
boarded Bern, with Shede hunched.—
There in also on the tnct n youngprchnrd of
choice fruit treu, kc. ‘
No. z.—A TRACT OF LAND, situate in the
same township, ndjoining lends of John Wol
lord, Dnvid 8. Bnle- end J. C. Pennington,
containing 33 Aerel, more or lean—about l}
ncres heing in timber, the halence {um land,
under fence. Belted end teken in execution
u the property of Full“: Ilun.
. ALSO, -
A TBAQT OF LAND, littinle in Reading
township, Adlml county, P 3,, about 2 miles
from Hampton,ndjoining lnndl of Daniel Myers,
Elijnh Hyen,John Bnker, end otheu, contain
ing_2l Acre: end 97 Perched, About 1; acre:
being meadow—gimprovcd with I Two» ,-.._,
Itory Log Duelling HOUSE. cued with.
brick, I one-Itory Kitchen nttnched,
Lag Bern, n well of water near the dwelling
and I spring on the tract, with fruit treei, kc.
S~lzed and taken in execution u the proper_ty
of Cniunin Non nml Annnnl .\'olL. ,
ALSO,
A TRACT OF LAND, situate in Butler ‘
township, Adnme county. Pau on the public
road leading from the .\iennllJn road to Hun- f
terstown, adjoining land; of Samuel Diehl,
Christi-n Hollinger. John llcllhenny's heirs,‘
nnd others, containing 23 Acres, more or less,
improved with I Two-story Frnnie ...,
\Vutherbonrded Home, 3 one-story.
Frnme Wenthtrbonrdcd Kitchen et~
inched, with cellar under laid home, A Stable, ,
ling l’en, well of car near the door of the
dwelling, InniApple 'Urchurd and o‘ther‘
fruit trees on the tract, kc. ' Seized and taken
in execution a the properly of Jun: Du, of}
Wm. ‘ - " , ‘
ALSO,
A TRACT OF LAND, situate in Mennllcn
~towu|hip, Adams county. l'u... adjoining land:
of Salmon Benmer. l‘hilip Reamer, Daniel
McDannel. Valentine BenmerJncob Schlosser,
and _Jacob Orner, coutmniug 26 Acres, more
or less,improved with n'l‘wo slol’y Log '. .:
HOUSE, wuh cellar under it, n Shoc~ fin:
maker Shop, with Wash House Mtnch
ed, Dry House, 3 well of water near the door,
also A Double» Log Ba'rn, wnh She-ls Il_t'nch6d,
Hog Pen, two young'Orclmrds With a variety
of cholée fruit, Jsc. Seized gmd taken in me
cutlon u the property at Gsoncn 11. Fun,
with u‘o‘zice to‘llnun' Fun, l'erre lennnt.
ADAM REBlill‘l‘. chum“.
Slxerifl": office, Gettysburg, Aug. 29, ’u4.
w'l‘L-n per cent. of the purclmse money
upon all gnlcs by the Shenfi'musl. be puM over
iminvcdimoly afici- lbe property is struck down
at upon failure to comply thcrcmlh lhepruper
ty ml] be again p‘ut. up lorr snlr.
Valuable Real Estate
T PUBLIC SALE—On SA‘IURDAY, the
‘A 24th dayol SEPTEMBER nut. in pursu
ance of an own of the Orphan"! Uuurz 0!
Adam: county, mil be ofl'ertd nt Public Snlr,
on the premises, the ”Al «state of Francis
Felixv ducased consisting of
A TRACT U!" I'ATEN'I‘I.D LAND. sitinte
in Oxford township, Adams county, (.unlniall'lg
48 Acre:,more or 10:31. adjninixrg lan-ls ofJohn
Knlnuncub Siuith, Niénom Link nmlothors.
The improvements are‘ a'l'n'o-stm-y - _
Lug \\‘cntherbonrdcd I)“ clling 2 ‘
HOUSE. One-story Smut- KItCiH‘H; § -5
nn Out-house of Stone, including.“ - ‘l‘
Kitchen, Smoke llunsc, Dry llmne, hr Inc
Bunk Barn. Wagon Shed .ui-l ('orn t‘r.|- ntuvh
ed. a chet‘l'niling Spring: of \mtur near the
duor. A large On Imm, cunnumng n \mSety nt‘
fruit trees;‘n, suffic'ent-y nt ginnl iunlu'r, nls‘
of magnetic nmnluw. Thel-nd is m n guod
state of cultivation, hnring hoe“ thoroughly
limed. The property lu-s south 0." )rw 0h
find, and within |c~s than a nnlc of that plach
@l’ersons tlvsirom nt‘ vie wme lho- proper
ty hetore the day at'snlc, wiJ mil on .\ntliunj
Felix, residing thereon, or on the subsmucr,’
li\inz ueJr Bonmlghtnm). _
WSnle to commence at l_o'cluck. P. .\1.,:
on said day, when nmn-tnnce will be ghen
Ind lcrml mud: known by
If ‘ V JUIIX FELIX, Ailm‘r.
By the Cnurt—JJ. Fink, Clerk. ‘
Aug. 22, 1864. u
‘ Real Estate «
' 'l' PUBLIC SALE—U" SATURDAY, the
A_ lst day of OCTOBER next. In purmnuue
ofnnthority given in tho i‘lSl Will and testa
ment 0! John Jacob Kcrlnuv' r, dccrnced, will
be ofi‘ercd at Public Sale, on the premises. the
Real Estnte of aid deceased. consisting of
A l-‘ARll,siluale in CumhL-rhtnd llltd Free
dom townships. containing 16l Acres, more
or less, ofl’utented Land, adj-fining lands 0!
Clpt. Robert )ichldy, John Big
ham, George Weikert, and olhen.
The improvemenlsiren 'l‘wo-a'lory
Log HOUSE, Lo; Burn. with Slit-dz
11l around it, Corn Crib. £10.; a net-emailing
well of wMi-r.near the door. There is nn
Orchlrd tn the place. About 60 acres are
well let in timber and about 30 m meadow.
The [roperty will be, sold entire, or in lot:
to ruit bidders.
Persons desirous of viewing the proputy
will call upon Andrew Kecfnuver. residing oh
the plmr, or upon theanbscnber, residing in
Mounljoy township, nenr Homer's Mill.
.fi‘sde to clmmence a: 1 o'clock, P. M ,
on snir.‘ day, when attendance will be given and
terms mad. known by
JACOB KEEFAUVER,
« Aug. 22,1864. u , Executor: v
A Small Farm
‘ 'l' PUBLIC ~SALE.--0n MONDAY, the
A 19th day at SEPTEDHIER next, by virtue
of an Order of the Orpheu’e Court of Adam
county, the underaignbd, Ad mini-tutor of th:
estate of Jacob Greenholtz, deceased, will oflcr
at Public Sale, on the premises, the following
Real Estate, wit: a,
A TRACT OF LAND, situate in Germany
township. Adams county, Pe., adjoining lands
0! Sylvester Earner, Edward Fisher and John
A. Wolf": heirs, containing 23 Acres end 122
Pérchee, more or leer, obout 2 acres ofit in
timber. The land is under good cultivation
And good feneing. The improve- .
meat! are a. one end 3 half story
Log Dwelling HQUSE, vith Stone
KitchenLA Bern, rSmoke _House,
aid an excellent well of water near the door at
the dwelling ; eleo. a thriving Orchard. with
all kind: 0! fruit. The tract is located, on the
road lending from the Gettysburg turnpike to
Morgan's Eli“. ‘ ' l
”Persons wishing to view the property
are requeeted to call On John Steer, reeid'
thereon, or on the Administrator, reeidjm ~
the Teneytown road, one mile trom Little:-
‘ town.
S‘s-lo to commence M 1* o'clock, P. 31.,
on said anthhen unendnncc will be given
and tenn- made known by
PETER J. GREENHOL'I‘Z, Adm'r.
By the Court-J. J. Fink, Clerk.
Aug. 29, 18“. a
V Hausa and Lot.
1‘ PUBLIC SALE.—-On WEDNESDAYJhe
Nth day of SEPTEMBER next, in par;
nuance of In Order of the Orphzn’l Court of‘
Aden: county, the subscriber, Administrator
of Cuthuine Elliott. decealed, will ofl'er It
fnblic Sele, on the premises,
4; LOT or GROUND, in Hampton. Rend
ing township, Adams county, Pl., 2‘ 5 .1:
on which are erected a Two- ..-:-” ' .
story Log Roughcnst HOUSE, and w W
Log Stable. Arell of excellent .13.; '
water, fruit trees, &c., on the premises.
WPereons wishing to view the property,
before the day of sale. will be shown the same
by Marie. Elliott, residing thereon.
fi‘Sal'e to commence at 1 o'clock, P. I,
on laid any, when nttendenee will be given
and term: mule known by
ROBERT M. ELLIOTT, Adm’r.
By the Court—J. J. Fink, Clerk.
Aug. 22, 1864. 'u
CUTIE!!! PICKLES, 3 him. lake“: (9
I ”din-unfit. .inprcuo or
’.mnrmscu’sf
TRACT OF LAND. Intel] occupied by said
decayed, situated about one mile north of
Hampton, on the oldjlen-llen rundxontaining
114 Acrel, more or less, with unflicient Timber
and Mendow—hdjoining l-nén ol Andrew
Brough, Jr., heir. ofJamel Ton-Mend, dec'd..
Jacob Miller, And other). The tuct is we):
Irnlrred by a man :trenm pulsing through it,
And A number of spring: in the
field]. The improv’emenu are n
Two-nor, RonghrfisllmCSE,wilh
Buck-building, Rink Burn, Wagon
,Shed Ind Corn Crib, llld‘Olhcr uuhhnudmgs;
two good wella of water, one at the House Ind.
one nt the Barn. with pump: in them; with an
Apple Ind Peach Orchard, and other trait.—
Thxa Fur i: hundsomoly situated, nml in o!
the Grange Soil. It will he oflered pvhrle or
in seven! pnrll, a! may best suit pinching",
Alia, A TRACT OF WOODLAND, ulljumi-ig
the above, And lnnds of Jacob Smith, Jacob
Miller, Ind others, contnining 3 Ben! and 56 ‘
perches.
fil’ersons wishing to View the prpperty
are reqursted to call on either of the Adlninil-‘
tmton, the first nnmrd residing in Intimate,
tuwnz-h‘rp and the lust in Geltvsburg. -(
8.5.1]? to minimum: It I o'a-lock, .N.. am
laid day, when attend-nee will be gi en nnd'
(arms make known by
' ‘10"! fl. MYERS,
JERESEAII Dll-IliL,
. Admlnislrlllofl. ‘
By the Colfrt—J. J. Fink, Clerk.
Aug. 22, 1864.’ to
A Valuable Farm.
O R SA L E.—The whscriher ofi'erl M
F prirnte lcllu, his FARM, situated in
Carroll county, Md“ 2 miles from Littleutown,
adjoining lands of Augustus Earner, deceuu-d,‘
George Rmedoilnr, Morgan's Mill property,
(formerly, Arngld’.,) and others. containing
702 ACRES, about 8 sues of which are good
timber, nml a duc‘proporliou ol meadow.“ The
soil is red sand, nml hna been ltmed all over
the second time; under good fencing. There
are nbout 90 panel: ~of board fence. Piney
creek runs through the tract. The fit-Ids nre
laid otf convwiently, so that cattle can be left
.to water without A driver: The -'
imprmczuents are lone and n half
“my LOG HOUSE. Bunk Burn, I
\\‘ngon Shed. Corn Crib. large. ._
Sltedlior cattle and hnr,.Cnrriitge llcuse, Hog
House, Smuku nml Wrtsh Home, Spring House,
with w neverfitlling well of water 'tvith &
pump in it, nndn spring of water close to the
buildings; a gaunt Urthnrd with fruit trees of
all kimi‘s. It is in every respect a must (lg-Sim
bl'e property. a .
333““ nnt sold thOIC SATI’RI‘A Y, the 17th
day qt" SEI’TE'JMIH‘JL next, the Farm will on
tlmt "day be olfe-ud at public outcry, ut. 1
o’clock, P. .\l. 9 _
Wl’crso-m _'*}b.ing to View the property
nre reque~Letl 14:3.“ ud the subauibcr, n-suj.
in; lllL'N'On. _ 11. U. HbAUY
Aug. 2!, X 864. (5 ‘
Notice of Inquest.
TOTICI-I is lurelny gnu-n to all thehcirs
h and legal ropresenlutiycs of JOHN
llL’Clllfill, lane of Frnnlxlm township. Adams
county, u’ecmduxl. viz: h'umn liucln r, his mid
ow, nml the lollowing lJl‘DlllCl'Sflllld sisters and
daughter ofuiere.u_~ml brother: Elimhcth, in
!e-rmnrried \\‘llh Samuel Mummcrr; Nanny, in
!rrm-mitd wiih Joseph Bear : ,Snmhjmemmr
ricd with [)uvill Hump: lLlvid llurh‘er; Lena,
interuudrn-xl with lhxuiel .\l‘icl‘letl ; (Ln-l .\lnrlu;
(ml) sunhing daughter ofllc-nry Buchor, a
hrOlll'T, IlCCl‘flFl‘d. inurnmrrlcll “ith Admn
”rum—lll“ .m l‘le'lis'l‘ \\i‘l IN I Bid on Full
l).\\" the Nth“) t‘ny 0! Mil 'l‘lflilll‘llc wat. M
the hue resénll-nu- ol sunl d-cuurvl. on. ll):-
R0..l L’qnw ml 9 viul nicutlwfit. \ i/.: A Tract, Uf
Lind. sulualv' in l‘rmlxlm lom.sh p. Adams
u-unl}. I'm, u"; mling land-.1”llLIurlliculoy,
[twirl 11l i~_-(--‘. llnmilmn .\'rhx. Daniel Knonw,
unl qllmr‘, mmxaxnmg «'0 ANN, more 01 lan:
un \\hu h are claw-Lu. (“n-story Luz Hnllii“,
Bl wksmilh Sim}. l:.|ru :Infilutllcr mn-hulxdwgs
—ln Innkv l’Alll‘l'l'HJN 0! (hr [rtmiwa Marl:-
smd to and ill-ILIIFSI the rulfresrnmtivrs t-f mid
durum-m, m ~ul_:h u armor and in such propor
tiuns In hythe l-ws u: this, Cummmmwth is
di run-d. i: snvh p..n;lion can he umde \Vxllmut
pnjuduce In or wailing Ihr whulv; but. il'such
pquiliun cumm: bu malt! lhcrcolflheu lo rslue
nud‘nH-Izti-g the nuns. \ .
' ADAM EEIIERT.FIu-rifl'. '
Slnerifl's Offiz-e, (long-flung, Aug. 22,"6¢. 3t,
Register’s Rance.
\rOTHTE is lwnLy given-. 10 all‘ Legato“ nnd‘
l . “that porsuns cm_cfi'pcd, tI-M Ih.» Add
minlflruliun Accuun's hercuiufler momiuuod'
\nll'lhe prvu‘lllc! uf thr urplwn'u Court of
.\dauv: I oamy. {or confirmw'tiun and ‘allmvnncef'
on TUESDAY, file 2.3 m day of SEPTEMBER,
lam, til 10 u'dm-k. .\. \I., \"z: I
61. The guardianship account of Jobfa
"wry Myers. Guardian 0! Adam Lenka, of
Laliumra township. ' 1
571. The fir»! nml final account of John
Burkholder. Adunllislralor 0| Jonas Epple
man, deceased. ‘ ' ‘
72. Tim account; of Henry Kump, Ad
ministrator ol' the estate 0! Just-[ah ther.
(keenly-11.
73. The first account of Peter J. Grpen
lmllz, Administrator of Jacob Greenhollz,
late of Germany township, deceased.
7-4. First anfii finnl account of John A.
Hofl‘heins, Administrator,“ Rev. E. ”1
Hotlheins, deceased.
75."!‘be account. of Evnnnunl Spangler,
Administrator of Susunfnglerhdemed.
76. First nccountof S: )uelunvf Emanuel
P.uer, Executors of_Em-.muel Pitzgr, de
ceased. '
77. Pm". and final account of D. A. Bad]-
Vler and John Trostle, Executor: of Goo.
Tmstle, deceased. ‘
78. Guardianship accouxic of Amos Lefe
ver. Guardin‘n of Etizabelh Biohl and David
B. Blah}, minor chixdreu “Abraham Biehl,
deceased. A
79. First, and final :cconnt of Willi‘m
Culp. Executor of the lust. will and tenta
ment ol'Juliam Hoke, deceased. '
80. The account of Wm. H. Lansinger,
Administrator of Jacob Lansihger, de
ceased. A '
SAMUEL LILLY, Region-E
nagieter's Office, thtyshurg,} ‘
Aug. 22, 1864. hi" '
109.000 bush. Gram Wanted; |
NEW FIRM AT THE - \
OLD WAREHOUSE. “
W.\l. E. BIDDLE 5: CO. would inform the
public that they have leaned the Worehoulel
on the corne‘r or Summon street and the Rail- ,
road, in Gettysburg, where they will curry on ‘
the GRAIN AND PRODUCE BUSINESS, in
all its branches. The highest price! will nl- 3
. A." be paid for ‘
WHEAT, RYE,
CORN, OATS,
CLOVER b TIMOTHY SEEDS,
FLAXSEED; SUIAC,
HAY‘t 31‘me
Dri‘ed Fruit, Hull, Soup, Hun, Shoulder-l and
Sides, Ppuloel, with everything else in the
countty prod nee llne.
~ON HAND, FOR SALE,
Colfeel, Sagan, Holnnses, Syrupp,'l‘onl, Spices,
Salt, Cheese, Vlnegnr, Soda, Must-rd, Starch,
Btoomn, Buckets, mucking, Bmahel, Soups,
to. Also COAL' OIL, Fish Oil, Tar, ac;—
l-‘ISFI of ell kinds; NAILS ARD SPIEES;
3 Smoking and Chewing Tobnccol.
, They are alweya Ible to supply a. first rate
uticle of FLOUR, with the dlfl‘erenlrkindl of
‘FEED. S ~
Also, (3110 mm PLASTEB, with (mums
and other fertilisers. fi’COAL, by thb
bushel, lon. or our loud. ,
Their Can run he Butimore Ind bask tube
a week, and they willbe heppy to any good:
either way It. moderate charges. lurketnn,
country merchenu, and others, will find it to
their Idvanmge to patronize this line. .
They ask I nhare ofthepuhlic'n cnuom,end
till spare no eflort to render “function to
all, uller- or buyers.
WSI. E. BIDDLE 8 CO.
. Aug. 22, 1864. t!
' ILLINEBY GOODS, 3033!”, Ribbons,
Flown", Sink»: tad Benn“ Faun
nu received (to. Now, Yotk. chap u Pub--
utooh', the out»! .' BED FROST.
<i. ‘ _ l
‘ Superintendent’s Notice. I U. 8. 7-30 Loan. - Dyspepsia.
WILL enmine Teachen 11. the following l 1 -
I J lumen times and Mecca, to wit : ‘l T fifecresnryff. the Trelihnbry “9‘3“ CUR} WARRANT”),
erwick hor.,Ahbott<tuwn, Sept. 5,9%. In. ' '". “"”'?" '" . ' "“'" or
Berwiuk tp., Elder‘l 8. IL. Sept. 5, 2 p. In. ECOIIpon Treasury Notes, payable three year! ”
gflmf'lh' (legord,hS£pLg,; I‘ll. 6’- {tron Aué.,lsth, load, with unal-énnnl inter
.gun p ennnn , "l 5 nu . ...‘ pt. , p. m. l ..‘ II we r“. of n". and three-tenth ' I 111. A content plln ornnmluu M 11. N
‘1’?““3.” lfnttleslown, Sept. 7' 99' m. (‘1‘!!! per Innnm rlnci I] end intern: bzth of the Itomwh. \ ‘ P
Lnton. bchxhlt e 8 EL. Sept. 1, 2 p. n. l ' V t.’ p , 3d. Flltulence Ind Aeldlty.
Conowngo. yeSherrg-stun n, Sept. 5, an. m. ,to be P.” .1: '"'{lil DOI'I- ‘ 3d. Coltireneu and Lou ot' Anpetltet
grec-t‘lonlt, “‘in-312 s 53. ”1:82p!“ 3.1% .§ In. These notes will be convertlhlo ntthe option 4th. Gloom‘nnd Dep‘roulon of'Splrltl.
nmmr nn‘, ue ‘eugu,..ep . ,n. In. oLlhe old ilt mu rlf sto l c. t. sth. Dierzhan wlth gri ln .
Hlvblnud‘ (,hurull b. H., Sapt. 12, 9A.m. ~ old. I): .el”du a n 1‘ 2;, an' 1' 6th. p.“ in all '"” of {Leggy-ten. .
llnmlltouban, Felrfield. Sept. 13;) n. In 3 '"'! Q“ I: P'” ° not eu P' ' 7th. Coutumptih Sympflnu Ind Pulpit.-
Libeng’, Greyson's 5. IL, Sept. 14, 9n. 21:. nor more then twentyyeu-e from their dete,u[uon of the Heart. .
”(SWJOL 7"” “"o;ny Sd‘fg-CUIJ} '1" 1 the Government they elect. The] will be ll- Glh- Coxzh. will: Phlegm'tz the Throne.
lreclor! ere urge en pn 1c gencn- . 9th. rv u ection end we t t
ly are mnud,tn attend then .enmmetiong.—,“°d i". denomnetlou °‘ ”0' .Sloo, ’soo'l .g nighf‘ :“i I n 0 Bl”,
Ex lminallnns wxll inurmhly gamut-Dc! 3' the ”11°00 “'3 $5,000: “a ‘ll subscrxptlone :mueti Nah. Lou of Appetite Ind Vomiting.
hour "Ductfied, und‘ no applicant lhem-rd! :be for My dollerl or loll“ multiple of Ilty. 'llth.‘Dluineu, Dimneu of Vleion,‘ end
admitted unless suiel‘uctor: cause be shown Sdollnn ‘ ’Lo'n of SigE’t. '
fur urdlness. Tent-hen will pretent them- ' ' , 11th. H n he and 8t rill iw'
solve: for enminetlon in the dielricl in which l '““ '““" will I" tnnemllted 1° tln "'“" ' with pentaxafknm. ..‘” 31l ’
they intend to tench. . Those who hold certifi- {‘{reeyf tnuportation charge: en 1001qu the‘ Out of [hguhouund] of cues orp’. p“.
3:: grlnled but yea! nll plaque pro-put; "flip, of the origin! Certificgi" of 0.90.“ gm but. “(sell Dr. \Yi-hu-ft'el Great Afr-fie?!
. ' - use In i a notoneo teem at nie ‘
If? private efi‘lminntione will be held, nnleu : u they cut; b'e prepnred. ‘nierget cure. '.We wurmut u cute il every
EOOO “I"! be. o'flvlfld “1°" “PPIICIU‘I ““1““ 5' "1° “2%" ‘“'" ‘“'-"“‘ from Angnlt ‘5l case. no matter if of twenty years’ Handing.—
pruem e written reque-t- tron: at lent {our ; Dem“ mixing deposit. lubteqnent to thlt-| Sold by nlldruggiets awn-where, unl at Dr.
"mph". °r “'° “‘”"“ °r """'”‘m '.h" .m", dete inn-t PA! the interelt eccrued from d'nte‘ “Hahn" Ufllue, N°' 1° ”25"“ “5 '"’-"t
desire to employ them. Such gxnmmetlone‘ ‘ f d i Philadelfialn. Pl. All emm‘umtiorenud can-
I“). be held only on Sutnrdnyed ho It?" . of‘nbte to date 0 epoa t. , enltationl free of Ehlrge. Bend {or- circular,
cen be employed to teach under nuyc m-l, Pet-ties depoelting twenty-fire thonmnd (101- Price,“ per bo‘. Sent by until, free a!
“'""' "Mon” '“"'] “"'flc“°t.”h‘d‘ ”"“' 'lm and upward. tor these' notes at my one cit-mogul rczvlpt of money. ' .
(are ”mad «(wag/z "a 1'40” chruetmy. time will he ("owed 'I. commiulon of one— ‘ - ‘ t ”6"?-
AARON‘SHLELY,C.I. Supt. « 7 . ___ ' ‘
Gettysburg. Aug. 8, 1864. - quarter of one per cent.. which wm‘be peld ‘
Don’t Ask' for Credit!
BY AND SELL OKLY FUR
B‘ c A s 11 z
L‘redfl Syalm Aboluhed!
('an Sgnlm Adopted I
The undersigned, Merchants of the Borough
oHiJ-tugburguvuuld respectfuliy inlorm their
customers that iron: nml after this date, V
will be compelled TO SELL EXCLUSIVEL’
FOR L‘ASIL‘ We have adapted this coum
beennu the mnnufncturerpgnnd wholeslle
dealt-n in Hmeilies hue resolved to sell goods
only for the Uninlcnting us no alternative
but the Adoption of the CASH SYSTEM. The
introduction of this dump in our mode of do
ing husmess'we believe WI“ be to the intuest
9! both buyer and seller, M indiscriminate
credit has always operated injuzlonsly to the
prompt. pa) iug customer. '
Alexander Spengler, Fnhnentoek Brotherl,
iShe-ds a Buehier, LI. 1.. Schick,
\lcCurdy & Dichl. Ge-o. Arnold,
AV. E. Biddlc a (10., Hymn" a Zieglgr,
J. S. Gillespie. ‘ ,Norbeok & Martin,
Wm. Boyer A: Son, {B. G. Cook.
J. Brmkerbofl', ‘Rmv‘k Woods, ‘ '
Geo. F. Kalbfleisch, ~‘F. B. Picking, ~
11..“ Puma, . 'A. Soon .1: 50%
J. M. owe, ’J. L. Helium ,‘
S . Funny", “:90. Jncob| & Bro.,
R. Homer, 3A. D. Buehler,
.Cobenu & Co”. W. Spunglar, .
Mt‘Alister, .~ Pulley,
rriet Mellreury, Mary 11. .\lu'uin,
meph Bevan.
Gettysburg, July 25, 1564. 3m ‘
Great Attractlon
T BRINIKERHOFF'S CHEAP CLOTHING
A ,AND FCRNISIHNG STORE, at the North
Ens! (‘urner of the Diamond. The mbscrjbe:
is i'onstuntly in receipt of fresh goods from the
Eabtern cities» His stock of
READY-“ADE CLOTHING
is one of the largest uml- mosz attractive, a!
well as the cheapest establishment of the kind
in the cguntry. Ynh will there find COATS,
PANTS A’Nl) VESTS, mnde up in the most
fnshibnn’ble styles. and of the best materials,
of all sizes and prices, for then and 03's.—
Genllcmcn's lnrnisliin; goods nl'evcry‘scrip
tion, Wool Sluru,‘ slln Shirts,~ Hiclmi’y
Shirl: and .\lvrino s*, MEriqo. Wool and
Cutton Drawers. llOSlOlyovae-ry description,
Buck-skin. \lerino and Cotton Gloves, llnud
lu-n hit‘is. Neck 'l‘icle‘ravli‘ts, Linen and Paper
Pollux-s, Unis, (‘lps, B 001: and Shoes: L'm
brvllm, Ttunks, anices, Carpet "qu, Clothes
nml Shoe Brushes. llnir nnd’l‘oolh Brushes,
Slim: 11l .c'ning. Pocket and Dresaing Combs,
lrory (‘nmhg Watches, Clociu and Jewt-lrs',
(lu'ns, I'islnli, Violins flll'i_ Violin Stringn,
Sunps nnnl l’rrl‘umrriezfiflmlianrryoT all kind-r,
l’u. km. Knives, Smoking nml Chewing:Tohuc-
CU, Pipes, nu extrn quality nfSegarl. In fact,
his stock embraces eveiything usually funn‘d
in 11 first class furnishing store. I invite the
attention of all to come and see for themselves,
as 1 nm deiezxuined to sell goods lower than
any uthercstnblislnncnt in the country. Don't
forget the place. (lurnernl York street find
the Diamond. JACOB BRINKERUOFF.
'July 4, 1364! ‘
One and All,
AXE NOTICE—The undersigned would
say to the public that to is receiving a
large and rpl'L-mlid stock of GROCERIES,
which he will sell as law as any other bean
in town—Coffees, Sugl’rs, Muldswsl Syrups,
Tens. Srlt, Fish, tun. Wlth Polmnel. Benin, and
Rice ; Wooden \\‘ure, put up in the best. man
ner ; Tobaccos. ‘chnrs, Jun, lie.
FARMERS, TAKE NOTIUEI—H you want
to 15y in your liqnnrs for harm“, now in lb:
tiiuq. leve many [minds of_Whiskics. Bran
dies. Wines. and all other liquors, which I In:
disposing of M. shortA prufils. Give me-n call
I always Irju to please—4nd believe I very of.
tin sun-coed. Rcmcmlier the place—louzhclsl
corner of the Diamond, Gettysburg.
, GEO. F. KALBFLEISbU.
nay 25,}823. -
New Tailoring
STA BLISHMENT.--GEO. F. EUKENRODE,
_ -" FASHIUNABLR TAILOR.
adopts this method of informing hil friend: and
the public generally. that ho bu opened I
Tniloring estublishment'in Baltimore street,
Gettysburg, (late Post. Office,) near the Din
mond, wheré be is prepared to dO‘QIIZWOTK in
his line in the best mugger, and to the mug.
faction of customqn, 'He empioyl none bit.
first. class handsflmd receiving '
THE msmons REGULARB‘Y,
he on; warrant {nahXonlble flu Ind Mn :n'd
Inbuantinl sewing. Ho aka 1 than Macho
pnblic'l patronage, promising to war. no ef
for! to deter" it: Hi: charge: will nlnya lie
found an Inbdernte Is the times will lllow.
Cutting qnd Repliring done at. the nbomn
notice. [Gt-tummy, April 7, 1862.
Spring Goods
AT LBCO‘I‘T A: SON’S.'—-We invite the It
lention of buyers to our stock of Spring
Goods, which will be sold cheap. consilling o!
LADIES’ DRESS GOODS,
Shnwll, Cloaking Clolh‘s, etc., etc. For Men’.
and Boys' wear we hue Cloths, Casaimeru,
Comings, Vestinga, with a vuiety of Conan
adu, hm, tc. Cnll‘and see. \ A - _
lhy 18,1863. A. SCOTT & SON._
Alexander Frazer,
ATCH AND CLOCK-MAKER, hnl again
commenced business in Ganylbnrg, in
Samsqn’c'fluildlng, northeast .corner of the
Diamond. Wth snd Clock repslring don.
in the but mnner, at. short. notice, Ind n the‘
Imus: living mun. Fran his long experience
in the lmlinetlgl Ind s cont-u: duh-o to
please, he hopes to reach-o I liberal glare of
pnttounge. He will try to delerve it, by gir
ing satisfaction in all can]. I ‘ e
Aug. 15, 1864. '
New Goods,
EORGE ARNOLD bu jun rioting! from
the my “urge Inpply of CLOTHING,
Ken's And Boy: our, conniiting of In kindlof
cows. PANTS, vas'rs, ‘ .
sum-rs, DRAWERS.‘ CRAVATS,
NECK TIES, GLOVES/ROSIEBY, u
f:1 l 0 \, A _
A in” flock of CLOTHS, CASEHIERES,
CASSLVITS, mus, DRILLINGS. n.. 80.,
all of which will be lold a: cheap In cm be
had eluvherc. Give In a “I, Ind if we oun
not plan: you in a mi: rend, nude Ire will
tlh your meuun And make you up one in
than notice. - [my 39, um.
Howard Association.
HILADELPHIA, PA.— Dianna of the
Nervous, Seminal, Urinuy and Sexual
Spams—new Ind relinble “gummy—4n re
pom or m HOWARD ASSOCIATION—um.
try-mail in leuled letter envelopel, {no of
chlrge. Addreu,’ Dr. J. SKILLIX KOUGH
TON, How-rd Association, No. 2 South Ninth
Sued, Phil-delphin. Pi.
Aug. 8,18%. 1] \ , ~
IDBB-PBEBSES and APPLE-PEALBBS
to: ,1. by SBEADS t BUIHLIB.
by the Treuury Depnr‘me'nv. upon the receipt
of: bill fol: the nmouyt, certified to by the
offirer with whom thi- d‘eposit WM mnde. No
deductions for commiuionl must he mule from
the deposits, l
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES 0? THIS LOH.
If ~15 A Nugbxu Sg‘vtxman’x. 9Ecring I.
high} rate of intern: than (my mhen 31nd (In
but (county. An! qavings bank which pus
its depmitors in U. S. Nolec, rnusidars \hut n.
in paying in leboszcirculaliufg medium ofllue
country,“ it carnal [my in nnything bener,
for its aim n mu are either] in gnvnrnmfnl
securitfa‘ or in notes, or bond. payable in gov
ernment paper.
n is equally convenient I! e tempt-riry or
permanent. investment. The no!“ can nlwnya
he sold for wilhingtnczion‘a their fm-e .cnd
ecenmuleted intereu, end are the bent neuri
ty with bank: as collateral: for nieeem'l .
Cnnvcrtiblc into I 81: per cunt. r 0 Goldtaand.
' In Iddixion to ‘be very lib;- nl interest on
the nnlge for three years, this prifilego of con,-
veul'ou i: now worlh about three per'ccn‘. pt-r
\annnm, {or the current rate {or 5-20 Bonds is
not less than nin¢.per cent.prnm'um. and [More
the Inn”: premium on super ceul. I'. S.
stock! was over twenty per cent. It will he
leen them the actual profit onJhi: loan, M. rthe
present. market rate, in not letl'tlxnu ten per
cent. per n'nnnm. _ - . t' j
It: Exemption from 81min lunicipifl Taxation.
But. néide iroui all the advantage: we have
enumerated, {special Act. of Congres: eggmpu
all bonds and Treasury notes from local’uxa
tion. On the Ivernge, this exemption is worth
about two per cent. per annumxaccording to
the rule of taxation in various pm: of the
c'ountry. ' , - 3 ‘ I
11. is believed that. no Securiljes nfl'ér soul-cal.
inducements to leaders as those issued by the
gown-uncut. In '3“ other forms of indebted
ness, the faith or_ability of private phrlies, or
Hock comfmmcs, or eepnraje communities, um
13', la pledged for pnjment, while the whole
property of the tounlry illneld to secure the
dischlargc ol unis eblig'ntionp of the United
Stete‘fi 1' .
While the government. 05¢”th mod liber
al term': {or its loam, it "pclievu that the very
,Itrongeet appeal yin-be to the loyalty: and pn
triqtism of the people. , . g
Duplicnfie certificnaq will be issued fee- all
dqposiu. The party depositing must endqne
hpou the original certificate the dcnomiuation
of notes required, and whether théy qr: to he
issfied‘m blank or payabie to order. When in
on'dorsed it min-t be left with the officer re
ceirinz the depaait, to be fogwuded fa the
Txeauu-y Depurtdlent.
Scascumnoxs WILL I: nlcmvzn by the
Treasurer of the Uuigd States, at Washington,
the several Assistant’l'reannrernnd design-led
Depositnriu, and by the ‘ t
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF GETTWBURG,
and by all National Bnnléa which-fire deposi
tnriel of public money, and
ALL {IESPECTABLE BANKS AND‘BANKEBS
throughout the country will givd' further in
form-lion and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO 8118- ,
~ SCRIBERS;
Ang. 1-5, 1354. am ‘
To the Public.
WVER GREEN CEMETERY. i
It The undersigned has bén instructed by
I resolutionot the Board of Ever Green Ceme- ‘
tery, to give increased publicity to those reg- ‘
ulntions which it concerns thwpnbllc to know,
and a knuwledge of which will prevent disap
pointment to those desiring to effect inter
ments in our grounds. As the {fated income
of‘t‘hesorpomtion is ems“, o rigid sdlterence
to the terms end regulation: heretofore fixed,
Ind still in force, is absolutely necesssry. .
The Board is making itself uqusinted' yith
the finenci il condition of the Association, and
.expecte.tb ptgblish ere long on expoee ofxthe
nine, us“ well as n proposition for-the lurren
tier of the stock to the lobholden it the re
quisite sun: can he ohuined on
Price of Lots in the Cemeter , with
20 cents additional for iheetk ent of
the deed by the Justice of th ce. No
chnrge is mode for furnishing the and.
RATES FOR GRAVE-0166156
For I child nude: six yen-J,
_I-‘rom fix to Halve years;
'Por perpnn: over twelve yearn, 2 50
No perm“ f 0 digging n grave can be fined
until both thglot ind permit have bcnq paid
tor in cu]: m the Treuurer. .'
Applxcnion for perm‘mj: to be mgdr to Dr.
J. L. Hi", the Treasurer, an bu 0155., in Chum
benburg ureu. ~ I
' 'By order of the Board, ‘
- S. S. BCHMUCKBB, Pun...
_Ang. l, 1864. . ‘
~ The First National
ANK OP GETTYBgURG bu been deaig.
mud n Deposfimry 3nd hunch! Agent 0!
the United Emu. Will buy GOLD, SILVER,
9nd coupon on Government Bondn. Will
furnish 6-20 Ind 1040 U. S. Bonds, and other.
Governmcm neuritic; .Coflecfionl and:
promptly on ILL ucceuiblc poim.
GEO. ARNOLD, Cubicr.‘
[July I, 1864.
Notice to Teachers.
HE School Director: of Himiltonbun tawn-
Ihip will meet. "M. 11:. Pnblic School
Home, in Faixflcld, on TUESDAY SEPT.
13th, for the purpose of employifig +cacheu
to lake chug. of the School: in aid township
for m ensuing km. The meeting will be
held at 10 o’clock, A. It, precisely. 3‘ order
of flu Board, ’
A. C. lUSSELIAN, Sec'y.
Aug. 22,1864. m
For Sale or Exchange.
VERY doiinble GRIST HILL, win: ,; ~
an ACRES or Luv. in Oemuny HT
town-hip. I will exch'nngo for a Fun, "'
ud pug an fluency}! my. ’
‘ GEO. ARNOLD.
fl Guy-bug, Oct. 3, 1303. if
Hay Wanted.
an HIGHEST PRICE PAID 130 R GOOD
T mum" BAY, by : '
. WJ. smou: .t co.
Aug. 15, 135.4,, _._; > -
Spams BALIOBALS'jm mind a ,
. Immrocx 3m:
quupu‘a luu the following Syn-Hm:
. DYSPEPSH, DYSI‘EI‘SIA, DYSPEI‘SIA.’
l. Ettzwnru “influx, of Brandywine, D l},
formerly of Old Cheater, Del? do certify thxt,‘
{or one yenr and u hall'l sufl'en-d everythlnu
but death from that awful disease called Dyi
pepaln. My whole system was predated with
n'i-ultncaa und nervous debility; [could not
digest my fun i ; irl :ue‘eren n crfiker or. the
smallest mnuuut ui‘ food, it woulfi rg‘tlirfi’jult
M l snnllmrad n ~,l became so fouxivoin my
bowels that [would nut have n pussnge in it‘"
than froru four and nlten eight days} under
this immense ~ull'clinsz, my m'ud seemed en
lirel‘v‘ [u ghe inn. 1 had ilrei'lluLhnrroraud
evil furthOtlmgi. l llmuvhl everybody hntad
mo. wind i hated everybody; l enuld not hair
my husband nor my own rh'ltlren, everything
npprmri-d to he bui'mr stricken to me; l by!
no nmbitibu to do nm thing ; lllust all my love
mfumly and home; l'u'nuld unuhlc and wan
der from ”Lu-c to pine-o. lniLt'cpulll Ilul‘lle cou.’
le1!l.t“l; l felt ilmt I was ‘YldOuu-d to hell, and
ilxut tlu n- \mg‘nu hem-en fur me, and was ol
ten tempted to commit suicide, so near was
my whole nervous system destroyed, arid ulso
my mind, tl‘n‘m thwt awlul complaint, Dyspep
siu,‘thut my friends thought best to have me
plm ed in lit-Kirk b;idc's‘llospitul, West Phil
adelphia,; l remained IIH-rc nine weeks, and
thought 1 Was :1 little bu tcr, biitin A few duyl
my dreadful complaint. wus‘ruging as bad us
ever. Hearing of the wonderful cure! per
formed by Dr. Wislmrt'i Grout American Dyu‘
pupsln Pills and his treatment for Dyspepsin,
my husband culled on Dr. -Wishart nml stated
my case to him. He snid‘he hid no doubt he
would cure me. -So in three days alter l‘ull
ed and pinned wsell‘und‘er the Doctor's treat;
mentY (mil in two weeks I begun to,digest my
foodflgud felt that my disease was fust‘ giving
'vray‘tod lcontinued to recover for Aboutthm
mom a, snd at. the present time I enjoy per
lect health of dey and mind, and l molt sin-
Eerely return my [hunks to u merciful God had
Dr. Wielmrt, and to his great Amo’rlvau Dyn
pepsiu Pills and Pine Tree Tur Cordial that
saved me from an lnsuue Asylum and premo
ture grove. All perzuns sum-ring with Dyl
pepsiu are at liberty to call on me or write, al
lam willing to do all the good I can for “If"
ferinq hummntyg _ lgiuznu'rn Benson. ~
' limndymne, llel.. formerly of Oil} Chester.
Deluwnrmcuuntjg, Pu. 1. i e ,
Dr. Wishnrt’a Office, No. 10 leh Becond~
street, Philadelphia.
msrsps‘gs 1x pismsrsu-i
'_Dr. Wishnrt:—} have been a con-tent In!-
fitrer with Dyspepsia file the lust eighteen
years, during which time I‘ cannot say that I
everenjnyed a perfectly well days There were
times when the symptomurere more nggmvm
ted than at ()th rs. nullified it seemed itwould‘
be n great relief to die.‘—;—l had at Ml times In
unpleasant feeling in my hand, butfattarlym]
sum-mugs so much increased lhntJ becamezal
(l‘9s: unfit for business ornny kind i my mind
wns contmunlly fiilwi with gloomy thoughts
and lotebodingsvgnd iH nttcmpted to change
their current by fending, nt once a sensation
of icy coldness in connection with a. deed
weight, as it were, rested upon my brain; 5110,
‘a feeling of sickm-Ls would occur at the stom
och, hid great pnin to my eyes, accompanied
with hich was the continual four or' losing
my reason. I also experienced great luqiv'
tudt', dehility nnil nervousnesa, which made It
diflicult ta walk by day or sleep at night“ I
became averse to suciety. and disposed only to
seclusion, and hflYIflK tried the skill of'l num.
ber of eminent. 1.53 licinns of various schools,
finnlly came to the conclusion: that, {or this
disease at my present age (45 years) there vu
no cure in existence. But, through the inter!
{eience of Divine Providence, to whom I dg
youtly otfeg‘ my' thanks, l at last found a. sore
r lgn remedy injour Dyspepsia. Pills end Tar
C rdiul, which seem to have effectually remov
e%<lmost the last trace of my long list of all
m mi and but] feelings, and. in their pile!
health, plouure sud contentment use my every
dsy compsnions. Jules M. SADIDIBB,
. .No. 453 North Second St..-l'hilndelphie,
Former}; of Woodbnry, N. J
’ A Posmvr: calm/m yon DYSPBPSIA.
an: wan ILVJDHI I. nucocx lAYI, ;
' J6O. 1028 01m.- Sum,
Philadelphia-Jan: 22d, 1583..
Dr. Wishaw—Sir :--h, .is .with much plen
. lure flint I am now able to inform you that, by ,
(he use of your great Americnn Dynpeplin
’ Pills, l have been entirely cured of that man'-
distressing compleint, Dynpepein. I had bun '
grievonsly afflicted for the [not twenty-eight
yen", and for ten yen-e or that time here not.
been free from I“ pain one week at a time. I
have hadit in its worst form nnd hs've dragged
on a magi. miserable existence-Lin grin do:
and nigh ._ Every kind of food that nte fill
ed me with wind and pnln,itmnttered not how
light, or how gmull the quantity. A continued
belc‘irxing was sure to lhllow.‘ X had no spc:-
‘ tile or nnrkinlii of meats whntever, and y
dietreyl was I 0 greet for neverul monthl belorer
l hearß anonr Pins, that I frequently wished
tor death. I had taken "erything that I had
henrd ol for Dyspepsia. without receiving any
I benefit; but on your Pill! being recommended .
tc me lay-one who had been cured by them, I
concluded to fan them a trial, although 1 but
no faith in them. To my nslduilhment, I.
‘ toimd myeeli getting better before i had tnken
onetfonrth of. ‘box, and, Iftér taking half I
\ box}; ama wellman, and can eat anything I will,
‘ end enjoy it hearty men] three time: 1 day,—
vnhont inconvenience from nnythinFl~‘ent or
drink. It you think proper. you are “jib”?
,tqnuke this public nml refer to mg. I ml
‘cheerfully give :11 desirable information to en,
0110‘ [who may call on me.
‘ Yours, reepectfuny, Joni]. Buoaol.
For Isle st Dr. \Vishert'n Me Icel Depot, No.
l 10 North Second street, Philld'lphll, Pl;
, Price One Dollar per box. Sent by an“! be.
[ ofchargu, on receyfwt of price. - ,
‘ 8150
200
Tho above are I few among the thcuundi
which mi. gm: remedy Eu saved frog: an
untiinely gnfé.’ '
rm-ha‘vo thonnndr of forms 4mm physi
claul And druggists who have prucribld “A
lbld~ ‘there Medicinu, laying that they I)".
ne'er used or sold a mgéicine which 3:" not
universal sntiafaclion. ’
Pnptred only by tho Proprietor. '
awn Q. o. manna. *
11d} Iv Dnuim “lad Damn qvégihg‘gif:
“I, u. “up. u
No.lo North Seem!!! Bun}.
thmmp, Pa:
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