The compiler. (Gettysburg, Pa.) 1857-1866, January 30, 1865, Image 3

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FEB- R ARY, 1865, the subscriber], handing £- remnve East, will Irll at public mid, It their rvsidenco, in J‘rm-dom township, Adams Edna "ly, near the road lending from Gettysburg to Emmilsburg. about half a mile lrom Green ‘ynount Poul. Uﬂxce, (be fullqwing psi-lamp] property, \‘il: W i ‘ ; 2 CUL’I‘S,(| Hum ymlrl old 11ml 1 :10 your: 0111,) § Milch Gown, 4 head of Young Cane, 'l2 bend of ﬁne Sheep, 2 good Shunlu,one- Imrse Wagon will. bed, Carriage and Harness; 'Hny Cathy, [luil quriuga, Nanny'n Benper bud Mower”: hit-ighs and Bells,zf ﬁrst-mtg ‘Curuberlund Gmiu l-‘nn, (nun) 4 Bur-shear Ploughs, two minrly new. 15 Aooll‘ lc-ahoygl Waugh, 2 single ‘Sbove! l'loughs, Ziﬂurro‘g, ‘ :‘rCulliulors. Corn Cm crcr, Tliree-lmruo-lrce, Double and Sinylc-trees, Spreaders, 3 set. of wood Wugui Henu, Cullnri and Bulges, Wheelbarrow, (hiuduum. 2 set Dung Bounds, 1m ol‘ (lrou'ml l’lndler. Wurk Hencll’ Ind VICE, .\lntlucki, Shawls, Fnrlu, Rakes, Revolving llursr ﬁnk, lgul Sled lhmuerg, l Sty: '5 ~ our)! Snul.ln.~‘,~2 (lrnin‘Crmlln-u ;‘lm. 9f CMprnl r ' 'l‘qols, “A" by nu: tun, Corn £01151” by use I lnufuxllr, ('ulaluu und ’lurn’fps by the btulw, Fcup 0! “PCS. .\lm. ”o'."“h‘ﬂl't and Kitchen Furniture, viz: 3' llcdsgcuulsvll urge“ (2.90 df Dnmcu, Desk and ”oak (Hale, Cnphourd, 5 Tables, 4 sets \ lulogra, 4 llockimg (Illnirs, {lock ing Cradle, \VQUII‘L‘JICa', 24 han (flock, book ing Glues”, Qumumtrv. Tl‘n-w'nre, Crockery ’ “are, 1 ('ook Sluluﬂ nmLl'i’h‘c, Tan-plucp‘qu and l‘ipv, l'ms, l’uns, ,'l‘ub:, Uhnrn, ‘llqn Ketl ' Hanan-1, Ilium-h, bong-11ml, Menl. Vessels, I'm Run In, l’_¢~ll'h-lllllli‘}; Woks, Sunlight-cut lliﬂﬁ. Axes, 39nd .q 314%. Juny ullu'l’ unit-legume llujuynwu Hp lm-ulwn. ’ 1 \ par Swln lu column-mg nl ﬁo'l'locl, A‘. 11., on snlld :lny,.\\lu-u .nnruluhu “ill be given my; terms mum-lulu”: Ivy— ‘ ‘ Brybcn (in! icn, .\ uclionevr 1.4. -_Public 8819 F 3" \l,l'.\Hl.l: PERSONAL PROPERTY. 0 —Uu l'nll'liéllAY 111 A”). dd) 1:! ARIN)“ mu xln Fuhwuwrﬁz-m 1M“); 10 «just tanning, u: l «H M! J übuv‘ Nun-nut} but )unulynuu in (. rum") l-nuwmp, Adnma i-uunl),' 2 lllllk'ﬂ [urlhgvl Luluuwguf, Hllxlhr In..d lending hum ].i.llu-:lm\ u m Uuuiubingunu, MM 2 [why \v‘es!‘ m liel-un': Ah“, (ﬁe lolluumg .\uluglme por b-nxl plupt'rl)‘ \IZ.‘ ' ‘ I: him-d u! ln~4u_\:\\"‘if{ PUNK-5173;, 5 “Rich ( -v\ my Ho um, 1. M 1-5 1: Bhvéy, .1 Inn 0! >huw§.__l 1.x«.:1d-lu.nrtlm.l hunt “azun. 1‘ .‘Mqun Inn-l Tug) .nJuu"'lhr-nalunw Wagon, hpling‘“m(un, with WP, (Inc-Lune anun, I'm-d Trough, Log Slt—d, (nm'v.)' \Ti owing Mxll. Putt-m lln_\ Ruins? juxir‘lluy‘ finders, (as uuml as new.) Jvrwy Hmprr' and .\’uwér, 'lmeﬂung .\Luhuu-, than; lml', Slum; B'wl, Lug.” Ind. ‘.“n-l~ u! Irv-Lhmuub, 4110.15 ul' 1.. mx lulu“; :. .‘mu‘mgT, Wagon .‘nlldh‘, Col 11H. Hxixilvs, HullPrs am! (‘mv 1 lmiuﬁ, 4 I]n:.‘,_ll!, l H mm“,- turm- h‘ mu! H Irluw. 4 I mu lml.=. _’ >lmnl l'h "s|”, linllor. Jack ﬁrm-Irv Luz-('1: :qu I-lll'lil‘a ”4"”qu (‘ha'lns' icl’rlvl «'n a It. :~;nl.§-l¥<, Uuu‘gh u u.‘ aluglr llm 4, (".r.:u (‘m Ir. in In 11.14:, ‘.1..ul mud “’cdx-h (flu; in .r. Funu. l’uug lla- ks :lul Lad-c, at h u'muy u :lrr urm :lrn- nu, n‘lu! uf “Au-u by lhr- gun-m. l'uml-w- h)‘ tin/ilzlaill-l, Sx‘mv. Huh, smm .un.’ l'lpr. Sink. rub-3‘B”- nh, Lon Kelli", uu-l a Emu-n“ m manta“?— t lk 2, ‘fm human)“: '0 ml‘lmun. - wa'nlr lo m'umvz'wo ~-'. 1| u‘tlutk. .\. \L. on ~.u-l day, “111'” .ullrnJ.\ncu \r H In: gym] and (crisis made hu n n I» 30‘ 1565. L ’ Fablic Sale. .\‘l .\mxm \1 (he m. udy of FSBRL‘ARY I O nch ”It: suhwr'rluu, iuh‘ndiug (n quill fuming. will ml! .rt l’uhlm 154%,:1! loge [.si.‘ ‘dcucr; m (‘umbcannl h-\vnslrip,Au!mns mun. ‘ 13’, (m the Hunnjh'n|rg rund,‘ 11~milrs {mm Net", «mfg, Uu- Inﬂuﬂ'lllg pawl propu-ru : ; V I MARE. ‘ (“1“, I Vu‘l'. id “31011 SUWI‘ ’ Three-hora: “Hymn'l'quwridM'agumﬁpring ‘ Wagon, 'l'rciilu; Buggy xu‘uL Humcsg, all-d, Nuns:- UP I“. l'louglu, Harm \5, ('quug Hm, [Mable nnd Szngh-Jlrees. Furkglhkcs, “It“, ‘l'lv'k, )lattodi, 2.an uLIu-r (arm ankles. .\‘lso‘ Househuld und Kitchrn Furnitule, \‘iz: _;,' Benign-ads, Tables, (“b.lirsl ﬁnk-J'uukl‘ng Slo'ﬁ‘, ~ ud l'ipv, Sink, (‘herh Eight-day Clock, . [balling ( hl§~€~‘. Yin-“2:5, Ql}: (:13 ~wme, l‘rncluery-wnrc, ('oppr: Kclm, 'lmrrd M gum}. Vim-Eur,- Bacon,’ burgh-Ikm! ,Talllow by. the gmnnd, Twat-rut Riﬂe, my! runny other arli ales, too numerou: la memio‘g. wsﬂc to cummeucr at 10 o‘clock, .\. )K.. on suit] day, when attendance uill‘be given and terms made kuowr. tiy ADAM 11. BOLLIXFER.. Jan. 30. 1855. v. 5“ u ' 1 To Budge Br ders. BALED PROPUD‘ALS will Be 'received at. S. the afﬁx of the; (yummissiouen of Adams, ”mum, until \l‘EDNEa‘lﬂlY. the 15%, day of BIA ‘ll n xl, fur -lluildiug la 459000“ BRIDGE acron'lﬁdqefCreek. on the mnd~ (landing flom Gettysb’u 540 Emmiubnrg. ”Hug Bridge i’s to be Quilt on the old abnlmenls, are spam. 7:» feet. long, mm a rooQ._ ‘ Plans and speciﬁcalions for {Fe Brijge can be sat-n hy'prrsous wishing t 9 bi«l.'on‘.!hb‘ day of lemug. 6r by application: to J. .\l. Walk-f, Clerk to thy- Commissioners: , I - . ‘ Luann grumpy - . swUEL H.IRUII;’ ; ‘ ABRAHAM MUSE, 6 Commirsioners of Admus wuulylw At etc—J. .\l. “Mm. Clerk, 9 Jan‘. 30, 1135:». (.1 .'r 7 .. ﬂ ' . Docth' E.GOLDSBOBO.UGH. . I ‘ Lu: , .< I“. A summon UNITED sures AMY. has permanently locnlgd inHIAMPTUX. Adina 'county, Pa. m: extensive experience in pri vnoe and hospinl practice, offers every induce ment to those nﬁlicled with" chronic dis‘euses [0 apply for {rt-strum. ; _ t r Persons at}: distance wishing trenunenlior Idvice are requested u address him by [:1 er or m peraon at. big oﬁidf, 15 his tinge will‘mol admit of long riduh excgpt in surgical or ex treme cases, g[ﬁlls 23, 1865. u‘ . Noting. , - ‘ R. W. L. BOMBAC S'ESlA‘Tlf—lfetters testamentnry on 1 canto MID". W. L. umbm-h, late of man tryslow'n, Con‘ongo township, Adams couujzy, deceased, hniug bocn granted to the undersigned| ridding in the game place, they hereby gim' notice to :1! person: indehxed :0 mg and: ‘to make jmmodiMe payment, and tho‘se having claims gigging: the mm- to present them properly authenticated for settlement. . . CHAS. F. HUMBAI‘H, Execute}? ' ' ANNA E. HOMBACH, Execuuix. ~ Ju.9,1865. 6t ‘ a New Bakery ! EWPOET 8 ZlEGﬂh‘Mech-mical Balk ugﬁonlb Wnlhip n urea. hdlinqune .1!!! Eagle Hotel; GETTYSBURG, Pi.— Mnuy on hand, thy belL‘ot BREAD, -BBAGKBRS, CAKES, 9331 mm; kc. ‘l'". no" Villain; fresh Brand will I}. served every moninzs by len‘vmg What?” and resid‘ucu n' ‘5. Bakery. ' Emery e mule to plug. (penguin . ‘ {mm :0, 'ca;- 1! a Nothingjue‘ « UT dngul, tell nude,§ue fitting Dknss MM Busineu Comtu PIL‘KING's. of Cloth,_Cu|ingn, Sltlilﬂ, Silks, Velveu. Bulineu, Null: Ind Cotton Vents, It the in” known mat! of PII‘ELVG. ' 'KEVERTHELESS TRUE ' That. Firkin; ‘m‘eomeqnencmof uppmnchmg spring. is selling on la.. lune sunk o! UJVEK. COATS, u very rednpnl grim. Cull mom.” 839 max WAxﬂ-ZD \ ‘ ' to inlpect and by from the handsomest ns rlmeq; of WUUL OVER SHIRTS, ever oﬂer d in‘um place, who had Il.‘ PICKING'S. REM" 'mm. , A far more orthon celebruod Yankee Flock Time Keepers at ‘ PXGKING’S. _ _ FRI-31'! FEET! . '..- l 25 13 on 1015 no an. 3 MI in ‘ 00 1 35- to 2 517 H 51.1 n; A Yew more Bnhlo and Gun Shoes at reduced‘ prices.“ _ HEKING'S. Personsx In! of I good Violin oflAeoorded‘n can be F "MEG It \ L PICKING'SJ " ‘ - NOTIONS. , Suupenken, Combo, ﬂnlr 3nd Clothes Brnlh Rater: tad Razor ‘Blrnpa, Soup, Spectacl. l'en Knives, Domkloeiyﬂiolén Strings. kc, 7 ~ \ PICKISGIS. K mes K can be bad by calling in‘Ball ore nmt, A: _ ~ (mum's. , GARNET SACKS. Amy mm; m; at ~~: “Gum's. L KEEP 'Bm'. \ M Pickig’g Stove can be had Umbrella: a! ' sizes. x x .P 'I C K I V N G is selling lain good: 1!: lie lowest living pric and would j‘que (ll m can Ind see him, an - is detum‘med In «all at. line [oven prices. 1111.30, 131:5 r 1’ Gold Pen; Fm 1311;931eme End to Suit the “and, and Price! to Suit (1» ‘R’ ‘ Facial. J Tums-rife” [jugs qu: “'oan! ; On receip‘sz {he (clinging man; we wil' land, by my”, 9: u .di‘rected, a. Gold Pen 0' Pens, eelcclirg the same' according to the de scriplion, n'lnu-ly: Gold l’eus,’in Sihzer Plated Extounion Case - with Penciis. For 3! .\'o.‘2 pen; for $1 25 No. 3 pen; f 0 S! Solo. 4 'qu; {or $2 No. 5 pen; ' for Sahib No. ,6 pvu. .These pans ute stumped THE [MPEI’IIA’ PEN.und I'm: well ﬁnished and ﬁne wrilin (:old Pt §,;wilhgnqd nr}d.u{ilpoinln, nllhoug they ure§nﬁ urruﬂedwnd cannot he exchang . vmxuxnzo GUI/h rsxs. l Our nﬁmb (Auericun 60“ P9l: 00.,‘5. Y. ) is svnmpe-d lon nl ls: quality Pens, and'tlr paints are van-r“ {or‘ xix monihn, exce t again-l. ncuidtnt. Unr “cusp 3mm" Pen , urn-.slnmpt’d THE NATIONAL PEN, with u: imthh at our ﬁrm (A. G. I‘. ,C 0.,) and are u 2 lully made, l}.u’iu,i the'same hoims us our ﬁrs qtmlily PM", the only gryml diEeunL-e beingi {-19 qu |l,i|y nf the "old. ’ (‘mld I'm-n, lkt‘nnd 2d qgmhty in $01.95 ~ Extension‘Cuses, {vim l’encih. J. s. wusux, J . W.“ HIKU \\ .\'. Fur SLLOO u .\'o.'l pen 13!. quality, 0: a No pen 2-] qunlhy.’ Far :5: 'l5 A No. 2 pen Xst quality, or a NC. yen 2d qunlity.’ ‘ I For $2 :5 .n .\‘b. 3 pen 1:: (jimmy, or a N 2). gen 2d qunlxty. ‘ ‘ I I’m-3M gums... 4 pep m qunlilyg or a No. I pen 2d qmﬂily. . I Fm $4 502:: .\'u. 5 pen 13'. quality; or a No. 4 you '2l! an Ili,'.y‘ For $3 sup .\'o. 6 pgn luyq-mlhy. ~ The same Hold PM”, in Solid Silver or Gold. l'l ntrd Ebdny Deskkgloldnra and Moronco Case Fbr $2 ’25 a .\'o. 3 pen Isl. quality, or a No. ["1le quality. - ' Fur 5) 50 .1 No. 441911 Ist. quality, or a No. pen 3d q'mlily. ' ‘ Fnr $3 2011. .\'o. s“an 11$ quality, or I No. ' pen 2:] unlity. “ -,__ Fur $4 0%.; No. 6pm 11“ quality. Fol $5 5' s No. Mum. For $6 N: a No. 8 en. ‘ Fo‘ $12300 ll N 0.12 pen (all ﬁrst qualrly. Unr polls rank throughnni‘ tlm‘ country a equul il n'p‘! superior to any gala pend manu luctured. 1 Not. only lor their 91-15ng Qualitil lull durability and, elegant ﬁnish. The great vet rurkls'uscd in their—manufacture, “\hd non nrv hold y‘ilh lhe slightest imperfe‘ctiou We dull ran decqt. ‘ _ «_ l l'nl‘l‘il‘s lMQrdrring must specily the arm: ,' nuuxlmr andﬁqunl“ " all i- an ~es and “he tl-cr stiff or'ln' " ﬁnb Tu (was. ul‘ 12 per cent wi l he :llluweJ'ug l sent to onpin - nilo~s.f’t'llll(‘tl wt. 011.335; 20]: mm. «in 540 All rclilitmn our rink-l. Tu“ l‘o‘r ﬂaist‘cﬁng. of‘the goods. . ~ ‘ Circdlnrs of ull our dew stylx with Engru inul of gun. sizrs, and prices. en! upon re rriyt of sump, If dgs'mtd. xPennehpommd f 0 i.();cents, by mail. ' ' \ -Smtmners and kwclrrs are rcqﬂcstcrl t c.;tre.~pond with as us we can oﬂ‘e: tied: greu indycwneus. Address. . K \ AMERICAN GOLD PEN COMPANY.\ g ' - ‘ - No. 200 Btpudway, N. Y.\ . lan. 30, 1863,1311: K . H JOSEPH ’RlDl‘le y _ _' 'Bnnk Nance, ‘ ’ “BREAS, the Auditor General], as r- V qnirod by the tub Sutton of the At 9 titted "Ali Act'snubllng the hunk: of th ‘ Commonwealth td'becorhe associations for th pmpose of“ banking under the ‘luws- of United States," szlcd ou the 22d day . August, 1864, has certiﬁed to me that in “BANK OF GETTYSBURG,‘ tomtw‘. in t.‘ borough of Gettysburg, Adapt. cdqnq‘ h' furnished smitnctoiﬂjekvidf We go him that ', the requirements 91's“; Act b“, bee co" Wed with huh: tam Bank, and that it i PEN“ M ﬁssoniution [or the purpose of ban m 9 under the Inwaiof‘ the United States- I do therelore ca se this notice thereof to . publicize}! ih accordance with the' prbt'isio of the said llth Sﬁction of the 55m .413» an do decline that. thefhnrter of Mid hunk, by t terms of mini Act, ink-emu! and taken to - hereupon snrreudercll uuhjccﬁo the provisio . .05 tho ﬁrst section 0'! slid Aét‘ Jan. 23, 1355. ts" ‘~ ' :Execntor’s Sale \ OF PERSONAL mount-m mons- DAY, the 16th day of FEBRUARY next, the subscriber, Executor of Samuel Hermon, ‘ . deceased. will sell at Public Sale, 21. the lath, g‘ residence of said decedent, in Stroben town _l ship, Adams county, the following personal d property, viz: '. ‘ k. '2 FINE BROOD MAKES, 2 Colts, (1 three I's years old nd the okher two years old,) 1 Bull, e‘ Three-horge/W‘izon, (as good no new,) anon , r Bed, 3 Wagon or one or two horses, Carriage and Harness, sleigh end Belle, Plonghs, ﬁnre ' rows, Single and Double Shovel Ploughs, Corn _ Forks, largo Cultivator, Lend [gallon gs, ' . » '7‘. 1. - ‘ ' Can-in es Threehin Mochlne rein an, » W 7” busi‘nvess‘vlll billionhnued u be. e- Culling Box, 2 sets 0" Breechbafndé, 2 soil of lm'm’b: I°.“ (’.»‘““°" Wm)" Imam 3! Front Gen-rs, 2 Saddles, (one as good as new,) themselves mdgb'ed so the ﬁrm will “we c H ' Check Lines. Collars, Bridles. Halters, Jock “, . she undersigned and snake pnymens. n d screw, Log Chains, Butt Chains, Breast. Chains, ““35" Mung Chm“ ysllpresent themrﬁor‘: " Cow Chains, Single and Double-trees, Three- Harmon. .' . * JOH‘N CAN‘ 0‘ horse-hoe, Spreaders, Crossbars, Grindstbne, _geuysbnrg,:lon.r 16’ 186,512: __ Grain and Clover Crsdles, Shovels, Forks, , ‘ ‘ V 08111101138 Rakes, Maul sud Wedges, lot of Carpenter , . Tools; with Household and Kitchen Furniture, M_ A I!" 3" 1‘ E W 0» R K ’,su‘ch ns Corner Cupboard, Kitchen Cupboard, I " . . . Clock and Cue, Bedgleads, Wool Wheel, end Gonuquof Beltirnorerend E“; Middle etree 5' u gran; many other nrticlos,too numerous to _ I. opposite the Conrsrﬁouie, ! meu'lion‘ UETfI‘YSBUnRG, PA '~ g 4. G, CUBTIN,Gov. of Pa. Executiv; Slumber, Jun. “,11865. } [19... 23, 1864. 3c‘ ( HElﬁﬁ-menhip in the Ruble Basin .5 - heretofore existing between C4nhon J Adair, is this day dissolved by mulunhco: sent. Capt. James Adair, in retiring woui respectfully ask for his late partner, J. Ganno. ucontinunnce of the kind und liberal putrénn -_ the ﬁrm have nlwnya received froumhe peo-l bf Adams county, and for which they have‘d grateful thanks. ' _-._- " ‘ ""““ Every description‘of wot-E executed in t' hues: style of the an 1 in. (6,1855: V! | A; ‘ ~ Notice. - 1' BE account of Isaac Knns, Assignee o Samuel'Sadler, ha: been ﬁltd in -- *- ‘vun of Common Plan‘s ofAdnun couﬁly, A: - will be ‘conﬁnned by me said Court, on 1- ~ 21min;- of FEBRUARY next, unlen cam" . '- shown to che contrary. , ‘ ' . I ' , JACOB BUSEEY P “1' Ju.23,_l_s§s. _cc:_____ ’. m y a Stray Comp- ‘ ‘ AME lo the/apregmlu of Ilia lubacrib‘ér, i Germ-n] township. :1 milompd a. half n Lmlestown, on th; Tuneytown road, on F day net, nyoung nd COW“ Tho uwnn i requested to pun property. pay charges, a ‘ uke her away. ‘ DAVID GOLDEN ’ Jan. 23, ”65. 3t." ASY QU_A.\'TITY MIMIC Registered, are I m 20 cents exlr $2 3qu delinr Dissolution.“ J GEN CANNON, JAMES ADAIR. . A ﬁrst-rat's Farm " IR- SﬂM‘OR RRNT.—Elqairo It I oil-{CIR . - -, ' . [ﬂat 13,1864. 1 Pubud Sale. J ’ ON TUESDAY. the 7th do, of MARCH ‘ next, 'he {uhscriben intending to quit _ farming, will sell at Public Sale, It hil reti denre, in Germany towzjrhip, Adams county, 'ubont tum miles north or Littlestown. the fol : lowing raluoble pmonnl property, viz: ' ~11 bend of WORK HORSES, (one is a very ﬁne puddle horse. another a lint-rate lender, And two no more: hcnvy with foul) 1 three fyenr old (3011,? ﬁrst-ratio Milch Com, (4 of i then: will soon he fre.~h.) 4 Heifers, 1 large fat , Bull, (3 years old.) 1 Yearling Bull, 1 Breed ing Sov,‘ head ofﬂogs, l Broad-trend Wagon I and Stone Bed, One-horse Wagon, 3 Plongha, '2 Han-owe, 2 Shovel Plonghl, 2 Corn Forks, I Double and Single-trees, Two-horse Stretcher, Reaper and lower, (Dorsey’s Potent Self ] Raker,) Four-horse Threshing Machine, in good order. Wmnoniujfllill, (nearly new,) ‘ Clover Holler, Clover Stripper, (new,) Whe:l- ; { barrow, 5 eels of Horse Genre, 2 pair 01 Short , Traces, 2 Breast ('hnins, Riding Bridle, 4 BF“ Bridles, 4 Collars. anon Saddle, 4 i Housings, 5 Unlten, 2 Plough Liner. Four-, hone Line, Wagon Whip, Home Dung Fork, Forks, Rakes, .\lutocku, Groin Shovel, Luca, 4 a lot. of Gov Chains, Roller, Grindatone, Log Clinin. 3 Threshing Machine Bed: with ﬁx tures, linlf Bu<hel, to. Also, Household and Kitchen Furniture, viz: I Bedltetdl and Bedding, 3 lelel, Corner Cnpboud, largo Kitchen lele, 2 Sinkl, 1 dozen of good Chniraﬂßoeking Chair, Cnrpet ‘ ing, 7. Dough-Mays, 2 Ten-plate Steven, 1 Cooking Store and Pipe, Drum, Hantle Clock, Benches, Tub: and Burrell. large Copper Ket tle, Tron Kettle, a lot of iron Pots, Crooks, large quantity of Apple-butter, Lord, Smoked Hams, Shoulder: and Sides, Spinning Wheel, Wool Wheel, Bnrrel ofCider, Vinegar, Fentherl by‘the pound, and niony other nrticlel, too numerous to mention. ﬁsh. to commence at .10 o'clock, A. it, on laid d y, when nttendnnce will be given ind term: N: known by '1 \ FRANCIS GOLDEN. Jhcob Klunk. A tioneer. Jan. 23, 1865. t e ~ Publi Sale. A HE rubacriher, inten gto quit farming, - will sell at l’uhlle Sulepon MONDAY, the Gthday of MARCH ext, on the farm on which he now reeidesﬁn )founlpleasnnt wpl, Adams county, on the road—lending from .51?” Cor~ tie: to Seni'ts', llill, the [allowing , erionnl pmprrly, incllding nll his stock, viz: X 1 2 EXCELLENVI‘ BROOD'M‘ARES, with Foal, 2 good Work Horn 5, de-yenrling Colt, l\2< hend of Horned Cattle, among which are 8 ﬁne tresh .\lilchfowa, Bull: Hogs, new Four-horse annn, with Lime Bed, new Hog; Carriage, Hay LJdderl, new Wood Ladders, Two-horse Wagon, Rocknwny Buggy, Sleigh and Belli, Ploughs. Hnrro'ws,Corn Forka,Shovel Ploughl, new Threshing Machine, a splendid Winnow iug ‘llill, Stray Cutter, Hone Gears, new Riding Saddle, Side Snddle, Fll Nets, Bridles, ! .Log Chains, Filth Chain, Grindstone, Wheel barrow, Grain Cradles,,Scythen, 3inttocku,l Butt Chains, Cow Chains, A lot. 0! good 3528, u lot at Flux by the pound, he., he. , Also, Household nnd Kitchen Furniturefvlz: A large new Cooking Stove with nbtﬁxturea, Ten-‘plnte’Stove, Stove Pipe, Cloth Press, 2 good Bec's, Clock. Tnhles, Chniri, Benchesﬂ, Cupboards, 5 barrel oi Vinegar, Potntoes by: the-”hushed, with many other articlel, not. * inentipned. 1 . ﬁnSnle to commenceJnt 9 o'i-lock, A. H.,, on said thy, when attendance will be given and i terms mnde known hy u ' JACOB STRASBAUGH Jun. :3. 1865. m i ‘ Public Sale. 5: THURSDAY. MARCH IS, 1865, ml 1 0 undhrsigneo will- sell at Public Sale, at 1 his residence, in llnmilton township, Adnmél Icounty, nbont 'wo miles from New Oxford” ‘ three miles from Hampton, and 3-4 mile from. iGreeo Ridge Pout Omce, the following pen, , sonnl property, viz: . . . i [ IMARE,I Yearling Colt 1 Cow, 1 new"! (heavy with calf,) 1 Fat émr, 1 Sheep, 1. -‘ ltocknwny, One-horse anon, Horse Genrsﬁ [Saddle and Bridle, Halter and Uow Chains, - flay bx th' ton. Alia, Household and Kitchen 11-‘nrnixurf, such as Bureaus, Tables, Chair‘s“ leeats, Bedstemis, Clock, Cook Stove nndj :Pipe, Kitchen Cupbonlzd, Sink, Apple-butter“ ‘ V'inepr and Barrels, Copper and lron'Kettlcs, ‘; Tnhapﬁtnnds, Spinninx Wheel, Queens' and, Ejrrthemwnre, Tinrwnru; .\iattock, Axes, Shov .cl, and many other arllcles. , I \WSale to commence at 10 o'clock; A. BL, i on \lﬂi'i day, when ntlendimce will be giyen‘ and i ms made known by l SAMUEL unmar. ‘ ' Son, Auctioneers. ‘ '3. ts - , . imam: Sale. , HE subscriber will oﬂ'er M, publié rule, at‘ T his resident-my e mile S. W. ol ls‘nat Berlin. Adams county,. 3., on THURSD’H,‘ ‘the 2:1 glny of MARCH, ‘ 65, the foliuwing‘ pcrsonul property, Vii: l '3 WORK HORSES“! year-l 321.1 1 two year 0111 Colt, TVMilch Cows, 1 l- ; Steer, m , Hogs, l Buckeye Reaper and Move ‘,'l pttentl Hay Hake, Tumble BMO, 2 Grain D ' ls, lhe one of [geelers' and the other of Moore’s p. ent.l Horse-power and Thresher, Winnowiug ) ‘ l Rolling Screen, 2 Broad-wheeled Wagons williV ed, bows and cover, Lin"; Bed, I‘“.th e‘ 8“???“ Wagon, Two-E1521“ Carriage .Bulgy 'l‘“ shafts “n”. W“; 311 W", Cart, 2 {so} Sleds, l. T,"°‘h°“°lsh‘?tl, ,Shm Sleigh and lenl'lﬂ, 310 mm“! 8" W, 3 H. 513 Hay Ladders, 7 Long I 1 “3’98"", 3. lot of S‘el Ploughn, Iron Double e '3” rel Pitkugh, Corn Fork, 3 Hlrrows,Three f‘ uorse Chiugntor, Single And Double-trees, 2 “Spreaders, (ii-inasmuch Cutting Box, i‘lax, a} Break, 1 sets oﬁllone Gears, 1 Riding Saddle 5 and Bridle, Hal rs, Cow Chains, Log Chains, 1| l long and short Keen, two-inch Hemp Rope, 'j Stable Hook, Hoy‘qnd unsure Forks, Bake: i ﬁnd Shovels, TeprplnteSlove and Pipe, 2 Bed -' Honda, 1 Tables, Carpenter Work‘Bench, to. i The above articles with o few exceptions e ' have been used but a short time, and are con ;s sequently I‘iearly nei’. , \\ d 1 @Snle to commence at N o’clockLA. 31., 1e on said dny,whea Attendailce will be given and vterms nude known by \ , CHAS. E, KUHX. , Williams A Jun. 15, I ﬁ‘Salb to commenu at 10 o’clock. A. IL, on midday, when mtenJance will be given and terms mlde known by ‘, K ‘ ISAAC I“. BRINKBRHOFP, , Jan. 23, 1865. u u, Executor. Public Sale. HE lumen-ﬁber, intending to remove, will I oﬂer at Public Sale. on SATURDAY, t e Ilh day at FEBRUARY next, at his real. deuce. in i<ibmy lowmhip. Adaml county, the following personal property, viz: TWO-HORSE WAGON, Spring Wagon, a Plonghs, Harrow, Winnowing Hill, Cutting Box, Hny' Cutter, z «u Grantee: Plough Gears, set of Buggy Earnest, Wheelbarrow. Log Chain, Bay by thc lon, Camiodder, Scythe end Snub, Paint Mill, Sign and Pipe, Spring-em 80h, Bgdueld, Chnlrs, Sand, mm, Clock. 1 pair Venitian Blindn, )lut Vanni, Work Bench, Wuh Kettle. Benches, Boxes, Berrels, and nanny. other Articles, too numerous to mention. . wSule to com’mence'nl l o'clock. P. 1., on aid dny, when nwdhdnnc: will be given and terms nude known by ' i!” _ B. AJREILLEY. ‘ ‘ Inn. 231 1865. u- ‘ . Valuable fors- val Property 1‘ HUBLIU SnLE—On FRIDAY, the 10th x (In; of FEBRUARY next, the lubscnhl‘f, intending to quit lumingnwlll sell at Public iSale, :0. his residence. in Huntington township, [ Adams county, about two miles trons Whites ton and three miles from Petershnrg, the fol lowln highly valuable personal property, via : a 8%.“) OF HORSES, (one: young saddle harm and plough leader, one a brood were ’with foal. nnd the other a young nddle and IhArness mare.) 2 well-broken Moles, (filing 4 years old and will work in the lead in wagon {or plough, or in harness,) 3 Mileh Cows, (will lbe fresh nhout the time of sale,) 2 yearling lCnlves, 1 Brood Sow. 8‘ Pigs, l Broad~trend ? anon, Board Box, Feed Trogh, Hay Cnrri~ , Inge, Wood Rigging, 2 Bolsters. is set of Dung l Bonrda, Spruder, Single and Double-trees,: Falling-top Buggy.‘Sleigh, Harness, Side Sad- ' dle, Plough: and llarrows, single and double { Shovel Ploughs, Corn Corerer, Shriner Win nowing .\lill, Patent. Hay Knife, new Wheel-' bsrrow,Gl ind=tone. 4 lets Horse Gears, Wagon Saddle, Wugon Whip, Wagon Line, Plough | Lines, 6 Halters.‘ 2 sets Long Traces, Breast, and Butt Chains, 8 Halter Chnius, 6 Cow Chains. Pitch Forks, Manure Forks, Shaking Forks, Rakes, Dung Hook, Shovels, Spade, Grain Cradle, Scythes and Sunths, Bushel , Baskets, 2 new‘ Land Sides for York Plough. ' Hand Snw, Angers; together with Household Furniture, such as Tables, Choirs, Wardrobe, Parlor Stove, Wash Machine, Iron Kettle, Pot Rock, Churn, Meal: Vessels, Barrels, Benches, Tubs, Apple-butter by the crock, and 1 large number of other articles, too numerous to mention. , ﬁsale ‘o commence gt 9 o'clock, A. 31., on said 11:}, when Attendance will be given and term: made known by . S. 0. BROWN. L. W. Haiku. Auctioneer.‘ Jun. “5, 1865. m - ‘ Pubhc Sale. . X WEDNESDAY, the Bth (by of FEBRU ARY next, the subscriber, intending to go West, will sell at Public Sale, at his resi deuceL in Mountplessnnt township, Adums county, one mile and a "quarter south of Gol den’s Station, the following personal property: 2 BROOD MARKS, with foal, l Three-year old end 1 Yearling Colt. 4~ Cows, 8 head of Young Cattle, 3 Sheep, 2 Bows and Pigs, 3 Shoats. l Three-horse Wagon, Spring Wagon, Lime Bed, Huy Carringes, Rocknway Buggy (nearly new) and Harness, Sleigh, Winnowing .\lill, Cutting Box, Horse Rake, Land Roller, Plough: and Narrows, Cultivators, Shovel Plonghs, Corn Fork, Wheelbarrow, Double and Single-trees. Three-horse-tree, Spreader, 2 sets Breechbonds,‘ 2 sets Cruppers, Riding Saddle and Bridle, Bridles and Collars, 2 Luther Lines, Halters and Chains, Log Chain, Breast Chains, Butt Chains, llaiil and Wedges, .\lnltock, Axes, Shovels end Forks, Rukes,n lot of Hogsheads‘ Wood Saw, II lot of Carpen ter Tools,(§min Crndle, Clover Cradle, Seythes and Srinths, Mixingﬂ’rough, Grindstone, 2 scope of Bees, Bushel Basket, Half-bushel. Also, ll‘ousehold ‘nnd Kitchen Furniture,viz: 5 Bqutends, Bureaus, Safe,\Corner C phoard, 2 Dining Tables, 3 sets Chairs. 3 l{lnciting Chulrs, Chest. Sink. Cnrpeting, Stand, Clock, Looking Glasses: Queens-warm. Tin-ware, Crockery-ware, Cook Stove and, Pipe, Ten plute Stove und Pipe, Pots, Pens. Tubs, Qhuru, Iron Kettle, Bmss Kettle, Boxes, Barrels, Benches, Meat Vessels, “eat by the pound, Apple-butger, l'otntoes by the bushel, and a. great many other articles, too numerous to xuen'ion.#; Valuable Persofnal Froperty T PUBLIC SALE-4h THURSDA‘Y, the A 92h day of FEBRUARY next, the sub scnber, intending to quii. forming, will sell at Public Sale, at his rerideince, in Reading town ship, Adams county. PM“ nhont. one mi’e and it half north of llamptorl, Ind hall‘s mile east of Adam S. Myer-s’s norq, the following volun hlo personal property, Vila: , ' 2 WORK MAKES, 4pr3, Sheep and Hogs. Karmic—trend Three-horse Wagon, with Lime Bed, Haj'farringcs, Winnowing .\iill, Cutting Box, Grindstosne, Plonghs, H.-rrows, Single ' ~ ~ and Double hovel Piouvhs, Corn Forks JM‘ 1.6.1565. “A, - > _ __ ‘Single and Double-Heed, Binge Gears, Ridipg7 Saddle and Bridchlallnr’Chnius, Cow Chains vahgable, 2812891131 PFOKPFrﬁy Rakes, Forks, and ninny other farming utensils: AT I K [3le bALb"‘O“ THL’RJ "‘3 the I Also, Household nnd Kitchen Furniture, such 2d «lay-of .SIARCEI next? Lht subscriber, as Beds and Bedsteods, Bureaus, Tables, intending to quit. tanning, Will-E913: in Pub Chairs, (‘ook Stove and ﬁxtures, Ten-plate Sale, at his rQSldencc,' in i mou townah Stove and Pipe, ”on Keitlo, Qua-“ 3“,.” Adams couniy, about. millwayhelwoenlmtlea- Tin-ware. Crockery-ware, \Vuh Tubs Meal town and Connwngo Chapel, the .(ollowing Vessel, Borrelsflioxes, and A Variety oi‘ other highly valuable personal prdperty, VII. : _ articles, too nui‘eroua to “ eniion 5 HEAD 01" WORK HORSES 3 C 01”! “"0 ﬁSale to commqnm: MlO o'oloék A\l years old and 2 one your olxl, 8 Cows, 2 Heifers, on said am, when n' rendanéo will b; “:9; I We‘ll. ll Shouts, 3 Brood Sows, 3 anons, and terms like know; 1: " g (l bromlolrrad, l narrowvlrond and 1 one- _ » . ‘ 3 JOUV )IILLER horse.) Spring Wagon, Cart mid Harness, Log , ‘ ' Sled, Sleigh, Manny Reaper, “innowing Mill, Patent llny Rulu‘. 2 pair [lay/Lililders (us good‘ as nnv,) Thu-shin: .\lnch’inc/Slone BedJVngon‘ Bed. 6 hits of Horse Gents, Wogdn'Snddle. cuum, imam, 2 sets Cordage 11min, 1;“. mm, (low Chains, 4 Pl’onghd, 2 Hurrawa, 1 large Shovel Harrow, 2 Corn Forks, 2 Shovel Ploughs. Roller, Corn Shelle‘r, Jack-screw, 2 Log Chuins, Fifth L‘h'in, Bu“ Chains, Breait Chuine, Spread”, ”humble and Singlodrrh,’ Cradle, .\IdUUCKSﬂéhOVCIE, Pick, Fox... Dung Forks and Baker. with many other farm arti cl”; A 130: /Beds and i’L-dslemle, Tables, Chairs, Bureau, Chestsl Kitchen Cupboard, Cooking Stove, Ten-I.lm Store, Parlor Stove, Mom Yessblé, Barrels, and n. anxiety of oiher “Hid“: tho numerous to mention. ‘ 33.5%?! N: Commenéc at. mo'chckh A. 51;, 01‘ Sﬁid/ day, when attendance ‘will be given and Ms made' known by . / ‘ JOHN DIEIIL 555.9?1e to commcnre at 9 o‘clock, A. .\l., on said day, when utteniunce will be given and terms made knowmby . . 10!”? N. MILLER. 'hcpi) Klnnk. Auctioneer _‘ Jan.l6, 1865. (3" \ Treasury Department. l ()th omCoupruoanzn or ran Gunmen} ‘ WASHINGTON, Dec. 8, 1864. HE AS. by satiaiactory evidence pre -5‘ same to thc undersigned, it. has been made to nppen thnt giTHE GETTYSBURG NATIONAL BAN ”in be Borough of Gettys hnrg, in the Counlw Adams, and State of Pennsylvania, has bee duly organized under, and according to, We reﬁnements of the Act. of Congress entitled “An AN go provide a. Na cionnl Currency, secured by n)lgdge of United sum Bondy, and to provide forxgbe Circula tion and rtdemption thereof," approved June 3, 186}, and has complied with nl Q; pro visions of said act required to be on pli with before conlmencing the bulineu {sh-mg under said act: _ - Now, therefore, I, HUGH McCULLOCH, Comptroller of the Currency, do hereby certi fy that “THE GETTYSBURG NATIONAL BANK," in the Borough of Gettysburg, in the County of Adams, and State 0! Penuaylvnnta, is authorized to commence the husinésn of banking under the m. aforesaid. 7 = In qutimony whereof, witness‘my had and pk set! of Ofﬁce, this eighth day of De. {sun 1 cember, "64. _ .\ w-r‘ HUGH McCULLOCR. ‘ Comptrollex oi the Cnrrenry Rec. 19, 1864. 211: V i , Dissolutlon. HE\pnrtnonhip heretofore egilting be tireeg the undersigned, under the name and 11-yle ‘nf FAHRESTOCK BROTHERS, in this day dissolved by mntnel content-James F. Fnhnestock‘retiring. JAMES F. FAENESTOCK, HENRY J. FAHNESTOCK, EDW. G. FAHNESTOCK. HE nndereigud, remnim’ning partners of the ﬁrm of FAHNESTOCK BROTHERS, wi I continue the bulimia~ at the same place, under the lame name end style of ﬁrm. _ HENRY J. FAHNESTOCK, ‘ EDWARD G. FAHNESTOCK. Jan. 9, 1865. - Pictures ! Pictm‘es! EV! MUMPER lnving purchased Samuel Weaver‘s PHOTOGRAPH GALDERY, in prepared to e ccntc work in his line equal to day ell-blish en: in the State. If you desire a good likens , ﬁnished according to thelncn improyejnents in tbe'nrc, call at the above loug-establishqd Gallery, in West Middle "net, Gettysburg. [Jam 9, 1865. Give Him a Call! HE piece to obtain a perfect Photograph or Ambrotypa, executed in the best manner, is n )lUHPER'S GALLERY, in Middle street. Jan. 9, [865. Do You Wish 0 prom" . soon likened of yourself, T your children, or your friends? go I: one. to MUMPER’S GALLERY, the best pin: in the county to "cure ﬁrst. aim pictngl. Jun. 9, 1863. . v: TTBACTING ATTENTION.——The mperior {‘A Picture. “hm at. MUHPEB'S SKY IGH'I' GALLERY. on Well Middle IL, no tanning uninrul Mtention. Goddjndgel pronounce chem mperiot to any ever taken in this place. 'O." nndfexsmine for younclves. ‘ Jan. 16,18“. ’ Registers Notice. NOTYEE is hereby givento All Legneeund other persona concerned, thn‘. the.Ad miniltration Accounts hereinafter mentioned will bd presented at the‘ Orphun's Conrt'of Adunl county. fdr confirmation and luau-nee, on TUESDAY, the 213! day of FEBRUARY, 18135.:th o’clock, A. M . viz: [25. The acoqunt or Wm. Gninn, Ad ministrator of Jwe Hornet, deceaned. 126. The third and ﬁnal account ofJohn Wisler And Jacob Wisler‘ Eteculors of the In: will and testament. of John Wialer, de oeaqed. ' 127. The account of Jesse Lens, Admin istnwr of the estate of Micbnel As r,‘dec. 128. The ﬁrst account of Dr. mob P. Smith, Administrator 0! the estate of Jacob Smith, deceased. . 129. The ﬁrst and ﬁnal accouni of Solo mon Bendeg, Executor of Honrvaender, law of Medallen township, Adunicounty. deceased. ‘ " 130. Guardianship account ofJaco’i; Fox-st, Guardian of Annie Lnnrn Imrewg,’ minor chi] “Benjamin Latex", deemed; 131'. Firs‘ account of‘Henry Chgz, Ad ministrator with the mil annexed dJlai-y Elizabeth Clutz, deceased. § 132. First 3nd ﬁnd account of Richard Trimmer, Administrator of Peter Hobble. deceased. ‘3l 133. The ﬁrst and ﬁrm! n¢ounﬁ_ fWil linm J. Peters, Adminisllmlgr of Sigaiinah Peters. decened. ; / $3 134. First. and ﬁnal accoimt of Bzgjamin P. Thomas, Administrglpbr of H ry M, Thoma, deceased. _/_ N {3: 135. The nacunt of}? Amos mlnistntor of Johh by Black. ' SAMU, L'LILD Registrar’s omce, Get! sburg, ‘Jan.23,lses. c" . } Pu 1c Sale. N TUESDAY/the 2m. day or nex’t, the subscriber, inter farming, will "'ll at Puhﬁc Sal deuce, in Bending towns‘hip, A\ he.“ a mile frﬁrm Hamptop, the ’ song] gropeﬂz, viz: 2‘WORK,HOI’ISES, 3 Cows. severaEPind of Young Came, Sheep, wa Wagons, (617 two horke ling/the other one-hprse.) Springi'fhgon, Rocknw ‘ Buggy and Harness, Lime ‘ , Hay Car‘ria/éa; Sleigh and Sledﬂ‘hreshingl ' hine, Grain ill, Circular Saw‘, shriner Wi owing Hill,,oulting Box, Horse ﬂuke, Plough Har rowa, Cultivators, Shovel ‘Plnughs, Coré’orks, Meadow Roller, Double slid Single-tree ' a. va riety of Horse Gears, Riding Saddle an ridle, Rakes. Forks, Shorell, Iglnnorka, Hay y ibe ton and Gus by the bushel, and a grﬁnv. va riety of other articles, to» numerous' 1; men ‘tion. ‘ 9 ,4 #8319 to commencei at 10 o‘clockgA. 3].. on said day, when attegldauce will beEgiven and terms made known by , , ‘ , ‘ ‘ 1 c EMANUEL NEIDXCH L. P. Wrnlke, Auctioneeq. ‘ Jun. 9, 1865. ts Jan. 2, 1865. m Herbst’s Line. 'l‘ms‘. undersigned wquld inform the public 1 that ho is still running a line of FREIGHT CARS from Gettysburg to Baltimore every week. He is prepared to convey freightcither wey.inengqunutily. llcwillatlendnfdesired, to the making of pnrclmseeiu the éity, and de-_ livFring lhe goods promptly at Gettysburg.-—- His cars run ‘0 the Warelipuse of J. H. Boeley 203 North street, Baltimore. lie invites the attention of the public to his line, assuring them‘ thm he will spxre no effort. to accommo date all who Inky patronize him. SAMUEL HERBST. HAY WANTED. The highest. price paid {or good Timothy. V K Oct. 24, 1864. SH ‘ . _ 1865 Raw & Woods, Gﬁnsnum. WAR AGAINST man'rmcnsx ' When w; any we wiil sell good: at REDUCED PRICES we mean what we say and will do it. We hep constantly qn band a large anon mem of . HATS 0F ALL‘STYLES, whiuhmill be sold cheaper than tliey can be bought elgewheru Our anonment of ‘; _-_ BOOTS AND SHOES for men, wmnén ind children, is made up of the ban qualities and styles, and sold cheap. Our ﬂock cousin“ in pxnt 0! A HATS, SEGARS, CAPS, ‘ ' . TOBACCO. , BOOTS, BANDKERCHIEFS, SHOES, » STOCKiN‘GS, TRUNKS, GLOVES, CARPET SACKS, WINDOW PAPER, GUM SHOES, WHIPS, . BUFFALO SHOES, CORSETS. - UNDERSHIRTS, POCKET BOOKS, womxs, , PURSES, VIOLIN BOWS. ~ RAZORS, u STRINGS, STRAPS, xccoansoxs, POCKET KNIVES, COLLARS, SUSPENDERS, NECK-TIES, A coax SULES. UHBRELLAS, an, ac., &c., tea. ac. ROWt WOODS. Jun. 2, 1866 . Globe Inn, you: ‘n‘., In: ‘73: when, ETTYSBURG, PA.—'l‘he undenigned would no“ respectfhlly inform hll nu meroul frioudl Ind the public geneerly, that he bu purchued that long enabliahed and well known Hotel, tho “Globe Inn,” In York lii-eat, Getty-burg, and will spare no eﬂort to conduct it in I manner lhll will not detract from its former high reputation. “is table mll hue the best the market. can afford—his chambers are spacious and comfortable—and he has laid in for his hat a full stock of wines and liquors.lﬁhere is large slnbling attached to the Hotel, which vnll ha Mtemlgd by Atten tive holtleu. It will be his constant Indosvor to reudgr the fullen lotiul‘action to his guests, making his home as uenr 3 home to them on youlbla. Ho uh o lbnn of the pnblio'o po trounge, data-mined Is he is to. deserve; large put of it. Remember. the “Globe Inn" in in York street, but neu the Diamond, or Public Squaw: SAMUEL WOLF. April {sB64. a ‘ Sale Crying. W.!'LEMMIXG continues the business A. of ALE OBYING, Ind solicits the con. tinned pun-mugs of tin public. ' It in his can usntcnduvor to site satisfaction. Chm-gen modoiute. Bald-nu in Breckiuridge street, Gettysburg: ‘ P. B.—-Ea/i| I “ruled Auction", under the T. Luv of tha Uliud Sum. ' Nona”, 1863-. < ' ' ADIES’ 03358 tglnuiszTFEeE; L risky, n . - \gcmcx's; l, l : i Tax and Mlhtary gppeals. ‘ HE Commissioners of Adnms county h-re. l by give notice that they have ﬁxed upon t no following times and plncu for the holnlipg of Tu and Military Appeals for l‘B6'n, in tho ‘ sever-l borough.a Ind lownlblw of Adams fconnly, when use! where "my will attend to ‘ hear appenla, between "a huurs of 9 o'clock, *A. 31., und 3 o’clock, P. 51., or each day, It ‘ follows : Eor the mwnnhlp of Oxford. on, Mondlyﬁlc 30th ofJnnu-u‘y, u the house of 650.313)“, in New Oxford. . ’ ‘ For the townlhip um! borough of Bax-wick, on Tuesday, the 3151. of January, at lhe home of Franms J. Wilson, In Abbozmoyn. For the township of Hamilton, on Wednes day. the m 0! February, 1!. me house of Dan iel Becker, in But Berlin.‘ ' For the town-hip of Raiding, on Thursday, the 2d of Februery, at the house of Robert M. Dicks, in Hampton. For the township of Huntington, on Friday, the 3d of February, It the house of Mr). Red, in Petersburg. For the township of Lntimore, on Saturday, the 4th ot February, at the house or .\er. Red, in Petersburg. For the township of Tyrone, o‘n .\lunniny, tin 6th of February, at the house oi .\tleu .\l. Cook, in Hoidieriburg. Fix the township of Men-lien, on Tuesday, the 7th or February. at the house of Chnrlel Myers, in Bendereville. For the township of Butler, on Wednewd iy, the Bth of Februl‘ry, It ghe house of Henry Hertzell, in Middleto'n. For the township of Frouklin, on Thorldey. the 9th of Febmlry, ot. the house of Mrs. Brough, near Hilltown.‘ For the township of Hemiltonbnn, on Mon. day, the 13th of February, at the house of A. Beuchoof, in Fairﬁeld. For the township of Liberty, on Tuesday, the 14th 0' February, et HeDivit'l Mill, in Liberty township. M For the township of Freedom, on Wednes day, the lSih of FPh'l'llzlr'f, ul;the home 0! Samuel .\ioritz,in Freedom township. ' For the township of Cumberland, on Thurs day, the itilh ot Februury, at. the hum-e of Francia Bream, in Cumberland township. I‘m the township of Highland. on Fri-lay, the thh ot‘i’t-hrunry, at. the house ot_Fi-.mcis Bream, in Cumberland township. For Ihe lmroughofGonyshury. on Saturday the ISM: of Fobrunty, at 'he Commits-inner: Oﬂice, in Lieu) sbnrg: JACOI! EPPLEMAN, ' SAMUEL MARCH, ‘ ABRA‘HAM' KRISE. ' Commissioners of Adams manly. Amish—J. M. Walter, Clerk. Dec. ‘26, 1864. td ' 100.000 bush. Gram Wanted. ‘ TEW FIR.“ Al‘ THE ' ' h ' OLD WAREHOUSE. ‘ WM. E. RIDDLE/I'B CO. would iniorm the public that they ‘lnn leased the Warehouse , on the corner of Shelton street and the Rail road, in Gettysburg where they will carry on the GRAIN AND P UDUCE BUSINESS, in all its branches. The ighest prices will al ways he paid {or ‘ WHEAT BYE, ‘ , curls, OATS, ‘- ! CLOVER a: TIMO Y, SEEDS, FLAXS ED, 8 AO,” . HA 'a: 5m ; { Dried Fruiﬁ, Nuts, Soap, ams, Shonl ers and l Sides, Potatoes, with everything else in the , country produce line.‘ " * , 0)! HAND, FOR SALE, Coffees, Sugars, Molasses, Syrups,Tous,Spices Suit, Cheese, Vinegar, Sodn, Mustard, Starch, ‘ Brooms. Buckets, Blucking, Brushes, Soaps, $6. Mao COAL OIL, Fish Oil, Tar, kc.— FIS’J of all kindg; NAILS AND 'SPIKES;\ Smoking Ind Chewing Tobaccos. ‘ They are Ilways able to supply a ﬁrst rate nrticle of FLOUR, with the diﬂ'erent kinds of ‘ FEED. - 7 J Also, GROUND PLASTER, with GUANOS and: other Ifertilizers.~ WCOAL, by the bushel,lon. or car lg;d._ i . Their Cnra run to Baltimofe and buk [wire :1 w‘eek, Ind they will be happy to carry goods either way at modernbe chargesi Mnrketmen country merchants, In}! ofners, will ﬁnd it. ‘ their advantage to imf’onize this line. They Mia share ofthe pnblic's cnabom,nml Will spare no eﬁoﬂ to rendermauafaction 10 all, seller: or buyers. ' J . WM. E. BIDDLE ll CO. . Aug. 22, m 4. tf ‘ Hardware and Grocenes. HE subscribers have jun "turned from the 'cities with an immune lupilly o! ARDWABE & GBOCERIES, 'which they are oﬂ‘ering at their bld stand in} Blltxmore street, :1 prices to suit. the times. Our stock consist: in pay: of - BUILDING MATERLALS, CARPENTERS TOOLS, , BLACKSMH‘H’S TOOLS. . ‘JSOACII FINDINGS SHOE FINDINGS, 4 .' ‘ CABINET MAKER’STOOLS, HOUSEKEEPEB'S FIXTURES. ' ALL KINDS OF IRON, to." GROCERIES OF" ALL KI'N'DS. OILS, EALVTS, to“ are. There in no "tick included In the several department! mention’éd above but what. can be had at this Store.— Every clus of Mechanics can be accommodated here with tools Ind ﬁndingl,and Housekeeper" can ﬁnd every Iﬂicle in their line. Give 11l a call. as we‘nre prepu-cd to 101 l u low for cdlh as any house out of the city. JOEL B. DASNER, , DAVID ZIEGLEIL“ w Gettysburg, May 16. IBM. - EMI T'BRINKERHOFF'S CHEAP CLOTHING AND FURNISHING STORE, at the North t Corner of the Diamond. The snbeeriber is constantly in receipt of fresh goods from the Eutern cities. Hie stock of READY-HAIR} CLOTHIXG ' is one of the largest and most attractii'e, u 'rvell u the cheapest establishment of the kind in the country. You will there ﬁnd COATS, PANTS AND VESTS, made up in the most fnshihnsblo styles, and of the but mnterinls, of 1“ sizes sud prices, for men snd'boys.— Gentlemen’s iurnishing goods of every descripa tion, Wool Shirts, Muslin Shirts, Hickory Shins and Merino Shirts, Merino, Wool and Cotton Drawers, Hosiery ofevery description, Buck-skin, Merino and Cotton Gloves, Hand kerchiets. Neck Tics, Grants, Linen and Paper Collnrs, Hats; Caps, Boots and Shoes. Um brellas, Trunks, anices, Carpet Bags, Clothes and Shoe Brushes, Hair and Tooth Brushes, Shoe Blacking, Pocket and Dressing Combs, Ivory Combs, Watches, Clocks nml Jewelry, Gnns, Pistols, \‘mlins and Violin Strings, Soaps uud Perfumerics, Stationery of all kinds, Pocket Knives, Smoking and Chewing Tobac co, Pipe‘s, an extra quality of Segars. In fact, his stock embraces everything usually found in s. ﬁrst class furnishing store. I invite the nttention of all to come and see for themselves, u [am determined to sell goods lower than my other establishmentin the country. Don't forget the plece. Corner’ot York street end the Diamond. JACOB BRINKERIIOFP. July 4, 1864. . New Establishment. 0013 AND SUUEi.-——The subscriber-Te- B IpecQully announcer m m, Citizens of Gettysburg and the publlc generally, that he has opened I new BOOT AND SIIUE establishment, in Clmmberibnrl street,“ Genyalmrz, one door from the qué Store ofA. D. Bnehler, where he is ﬁrepnred lo manufactun Boots nnd Shoes of every de scription.‘ Gentlemen'l Bo‘ots and Short mud. in the moat subrtnmlul mnnnor. Ladle-Work done up gently and upon thg shorten notice. All kinds of repairing promptly attended to. Our work will be found ltrong, neatnnd cheap. WO. will gnu-Me: dur work to we" Ind ﬁt. [am determined to putvnp better and cheaper work than any" other eiubliahmem in town, snd would therefore solicit.» than: of public patronnge. Cull and cumin. our work and give u: a trial; B. P. BBADEN. 1nn.2,1364. tf ‘ XCELSIOR l . ’ Excnnsmn . _ . EXCELSIOBH The Exceloior Washing memo is tha bin: in the World. Call 9nd cumme it at any.— Uﬁce u the Excelsior Sky-light Gallery. ‘ TYSON BRUTIIERS,‘ E In" Just Haiti-d I aerial-ohm L W of Qaeenlwnre, Lo whhh we invite Luge nmlion 0! hair!/ A. SCOTT 8 80K. ‘o'rmx GLOVE. r.» Men and Boys. on (J M hm] eke-a M ‘ ﬁClllL‘K’S. Great Attraction m A. on: wntuq'mn. “r" Dyamm'e haiku following $.14; 50m m. A comm! pun Olympians at up 28 of the ltomnch. ~ ' 2d. ﬂatulence and Add“). 3d: Costiyénus and Loss of A elite, ‘ “h. Gleam Ind Dvprcssim amid": sth. Dim-rim: r, with piping. 4 Mb. Pain in‘Lll parts 0! the Syn“)... 7th. Consumpth'a Sympxom- Ind Pnlpllig lion of the Hun. ‘ Bth. Conéh, with Phlegm In tha Throat. 9th. Nervous Affection, 39¢ ‘wmt of 51999 at night. , - 10th. Lou‘of Appetite and Vomiting. - luh. Diulnel‘a, Dimnen’n of Viuan, ud Loss oraigm. . _ . _ - 12th. Head-elm ind Suzgorlngjn talking, Vichy-oat Wedsneu. < ‘ Out oﬂhe :houmnds‘of cues of Dyspepaln , ‘fbnl, have and Dr. Wiqh [3-111 Grout .hn-rlmn Dylpt‘piiﬂ Pills, no} one ol‘thmu hnn failed 0! a pcrfectrure. We warmm a cure ~ll: every use, no mutter if of hunty yearq’ shunting.— chH by wll drnmii‘p gyvrywhcrc. and at Drt»; .\\'i-}mrt'a ofﬁce, No. I? \\. vanrl agnet, Philadelphia, Pu. All em: iug'diuns and can: I lululious Irv:- ut chwrge. gum! (urn circular, c Price $1 W hux. Sent F} unil, rl'rgo 0r chargo, on receipt of monei. ‘ . ,‘ DYSPEPSM, nvsmrsm, m‘é'pnpsm l, Euunnru Banjos, or Brandy-wine, Del , formerly of Old ”heater, Dcl.. do certify that, , for one year nnd A half! suffered every‘blu; ‘- b-It desth from that. gum! disease enlledDys: , pepsin. My whole system w‘ns prosthted‘vqlth ' weakness and nervous“ debility; Icould not ‘ digest my food: ii‘l me er‘on n cracker or the ‘ ‘ smallest amount offood,ltwauld return just as lswnllou‘wl it; I became no rnstlre in my bowels that I would n'it hrn'v u pagmge in loss ' than from four nnd omen tight (2 gm; under this immense suffering, my m‘nd seemed cu- -; lirely to give wny. lhnd dr‘tmllul horror] and ‘” e\ il furebmlinga. l ihonght,m'eryhmly hntrcl ' me, and I hated m-rczybody; I could n6l bear > my hu'slmnd no: my own children, everytl‘lng appeared :3 he huruor stricken to me; l hu-l .n” mnhition t 1) do nnx thing; {lost all my love! ‘ in! family land home: l would rnmirle and wan-t, der (mm plum- to place. but. could not be con- ~ tented; 1 MI. that l mu doomed to hell, em! Imm there WM no-hl‘tuu fut me, um} was ob ‘ ,ten tamptmlvtn co unity m tide, so near «an ‘ my whole mrt'dnj "plum drum) ml, and :vlm my mind, Imm lhnvl‘nuful «‘0 nplmhi, qunep ‘ sin, that my friems thought hlfalvto lmve mu 1 ‘ placed in Dr. Klrkbride‘a Hospital. West. PMS? ndelphin; I remained there nine nun-l 11, em]! thought I was A little better, but”. .t in» d-up my dreadful complaint was raging: as hui u ,ever. Hearing of the wontlertul curt-a er lormed by Dr. Wisbnrt’l Great Amoriutu lgys’a : pepsin Pills end his treatment hr l‘yspt'pli t. my husband called on Dr. Wishart and state.) my case to him. He slid he hvtd no doubt 'he would cure me. i 80 in three dam: utter I call ’ ed and placed myself undorthe llut‘tor‘s treat.- menthand-in tivo we‘eks I begmz‘lo digut. my' food, and felt that my disuse w.” fiF'. pit-lug wnyfnnd I continued to recover for nhuul. thn .- mnnyhs, a“ M. the present time I an) ’3'. per. foot health of batty and mind, and l mint. urn. cerely return my thanks to n mercit‘nLﬁonl nn‘d ‘ Dr. Wishnrt, and to his great. Auxeri- an "ya. pepsin Pills and Pine Tron an' Curdlnl Ihu saved me from an Insane Asylum and premu tare grave. All persons suffering with Dye pepsln are at liberty to call on mo or wrluku ‘1 am willing to do all the good I cm for inf. ‘fering humanity. Emunn-ru BRAFIOI. - ‘- Brendymne, Del.‘, formerly of Oldcm-stor, I Delaware county, PI. \ 3 Dr. Wlshnrt‘s Ofﬁce, Xe. to North Second' Blreetl Philadelphia. DYSPEPSXAI DYSPEPSXA I Dr. Wishart :—i hose been is constant sui- ; ﬁlter with Dyspepsia to; the ‘lsst eighteen years, during which time \k‘plnﬂ'o! any that I ever enjoyed n‘periectly well day. There were times when the symptoms were more eggs-ave. ted this ﬁt others. nnthen it seemed lrw'onld ' he s great relief to die. [had at all times no unpleasant feeliniin my head, but'nturlym‘y ufi’erings so muc increased that [became in; most unﬁt for business ofnny kind; my thing! was continonlly ﬁlled with gloomy thoughts and Ipssbodings, and ii I nttempbed to chsngs - their current by reading, at once is sensation of icy coldness in connection _with 5 dead weight, I: ‘it were,rested upon my brain; nlsp, a feeling of sickness would occur—n the stoma ach, and great pain to my eyes, accompanied, with which was the continual {on of lon-hit my reason. I also experienced great buss. tude, debility sud nervousnessfsrhieh mode it difﬁcult to Walk by day or sleep at night. I became nverse to society, and disposed only to seclusion, and hnving tried the skill'ofn num ber of eminent physicians o! vnrinus scho‘ols ﬁnnlly cmne to the conclusion that. for this disease in my present age (45 y‘enrs) there wls n 3 cure inexistence. But, through the inter- ' (ounce of Divine Providence. tn whom-l ile- - voutly uﬂer my thanks, l‘nt lsst found it sove : reign remedy in your Dyspeﬁsls Pills and Tar . l Cordinlmhich seem tohnve sﬂectnully remov- l led almost the in" trace of my l-vng list of all. ‘ menis and bad feelings, and in their plan ‘ health. pleasure nndcontentment Iraqi) euryi' ‘ day companions. Jusls 11. Ssexnsu, , - l .\'o. 453 North Second 81., Philadelphia“ . ‘ Formerly of Woodhury, NHJ A POSITIVE cum: ron nrsﬂmi‘i. g BIA! WHAT XI. Jon! I. lAICOCI l‘rli . No:1028 Olive Slru t, a 1 _l Philadelphia, Jan. ted, 1863.} ‘\ Dr. Wish xt-Sirz—lt ll with much plu- ’ ante that l 3111 now able to inform you that, by I the use of your great American Dyepepelq‘l rim, 1 hate been entirely tumors! that no“ : diureuing complaint,_ Dylpopeln. 1 had been .- grlevoully eﬂicted for the lust twentyvei‘ht years, and for ten gem of diet time have not been free from it: pain one week In a time. h: hue had it in in w’ont form’nd here dengged ; on as man ,minnble existence-in pnin day ; and night. Every kind of—l-‘ood that lan 811- ‘ ed me with wind and pain, it mule-red not how ‘ light. or how small the quantity. A coniinued' . belching was sure to follow. I had no a npe. ; tile for any kind: of menu wlmwrer, am! my , distress FBI to great for wrernl month: before ‘ I heard ofjour Pills, thel‘l fnqucutlyvlshed . (or death. I had t-uken everything that I hurl ‘ heard of for Dyspepsia. Without. roqeiving any i beneﬁl; butou your l'ills being recommended to me by one who had been cured by them, I*. concluded to give than A Hill, Illhoughl bad no inith in them. To my astonishment, I found myself getting better beforeJ hld taken . one-fourth or. box, and, after mixing lmli I box, I am a we" man, and can eat anything ImiJ. and enjoy I hearty maul three lines I an}, without inconvenience from anything I eat or drink. if you think proper. you are at liberty, to make this public nml refer to me. I Will cheerfully gin: all desirable information to any one who mny call on me. Yours, i-enpoc‘fully, Jan: H. Bucoox For sale at Dr. Wisbart's Medical Depot, No 10 North Second lulu-t, rPlnlndl-lphin,fxt.-—. hire on Dollar per but. Sent by mm, f“. of charge, on tccoxpt ol'pricc. , ' ' ”ﬂu above In a few thong thy Well!!!“ which thin grout. remedy Ila-"M Em In untimelygruc. . ' 9f; ' We have thonmnda pf mm- M pin-i. clunl gnd dru—gghu iho bure‘prusabsd ltd told thm Hcdlciuu, laying um xhgjuhn ”urged or .016 In medicine whx‘rhmheh 'uhoml uu‘shmiou. ~ “' “-' “Inf Prepared only by‘ﬂfe Proﬁrielbyl :. I“ r 7!( iSif : ( " ..* 7 ' x°-’°3°**§§§°§smg L. ... «.5 six-uh, W . ‘ ‘ ; PL; mm Sold by Drugglsu +lO. ”'5“; ‘ ~ ¢ ' ‘ . ' “3:354“ ~ In“ 25. w'hi'u. I: _ 1‘9“,“

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