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It lining come to our knokledgc flu: in!-
utionn of the Amcncan Watckfinve been put
upon Illa market in gun number. calculnted
by their uttef worthleuneu to injure the re
pumion of our genuine productg, to protect
our own interest: ad the public from imposi
tion, we ngnin puhhah the trade mark: by
which our Witch» may invariably be known.
W 0 manufncturc but ltylel of Watches.
The Fill! bu the nuns '
“AMERICAN WATCH CO.,Waltham, Huh,”
enunvedpn the inside piste.
The chon Lu file name
“’APPLETON, TRACY a: CO., Wnltbun.
Mum," engraved on the inside plate.
The Tamra bu me name
“P. S. BARTLETT, Walthnm, Nani," en
graved on the inlide plum.
All the above style: have the nnme Ameri
on Watch Co. painted on the dial, and are
wnrnnted in every respect.
The Founm h" the name
“WM. ELLERY, Bouon, Elam," sugared
on'tbe inside plate, and In ad: named on the
din}. ‘ .
All the above delcribed watches are mad: of
vitriol" Ill", and I'm sold in gold or silver
easel, u may he required. ‘
It in hurllly possible for us to accurately
depcribe the numerous imitations to which
"we have alluded. They are nannlly inscribed
with unmet: no nearly nppronchlng our own
an to elcnpé the ohm-ration of the unseen.
tofned buyer. Some are represented as made
by the “Union Watch 00., of 'Bpstou, ’Mhss."
—-no such company existing. Some are named
the “Soldiei’a thumb," to behold ma our Fourth
or Wu. Ellery :tyle, usually known as the
“Fohdier‘l Watch." 0% are hamed the
“Lplllothn Watch Co ;” other: the ‘-P. S.
Bunny," intend of on: “P. S. 'Bnrtlettf’ be
aidcsrmnuy writ-tint tanned in ouch n Enhanci
n; to convey the idea that they {are the verita
hie p‘xod‘uctiom d the American Watch Com
-1‘“- \ ‘
We nisb caution the mHiic,and wticulnrly ‘
holding, ngiinsi buying rennin «glides CALL-E
m: Mamba, so freely advertised in iliugtmzed ‘
paper! as “A rm; Wnuhcs,"‘-KXELHB'Wuu-hoe," l
‘Nng r Timp Observers," “An-nun Watch-o," ‘.
bu} pril‘es of which are stated to be from!
mu [0 sixteen dollars. A gopd watch, in,
rim-Minna”, cannot be afforded ior any such'
(non _v. ’ .
Ami'llc nth-tion on (he pnrlof buyers wifl
(ma-Jr! maxi from gross imposition. V
EEZUIHHNS k APPLETUV,
‘ Agontq’fur the American “'1ou: :00“ (a.
$5 38. Nu , 182 Brawn-y, .\'. Y.
Q '11) nil-21K .\ ".\D CAFSE 1
5: “fire who lulLin the gliel ranks nndoubb’l
tally dn,’ is (in lills. llul. on ”I 0 other handl
whim FOR A 6000 CAUSE
a]: was» wbu are wise mu! [lrigdcpt enough to
remedy Ric dcfcc's of n‘h'turE with
(.‘HIiISTADURU‘S ”.\IR DYE,
no doing any duly, in every City of the p.
nion, is eminently prnisewur'nhy. TLis pence
tul IL-mlminn is gning nn thrfiughuuc the
ox lmlz- l.\nd, nu-l llhbheuuty «yd lmrniauy sup
p‘uut houuimss m d invm gluil“. Mzuulfglc'
mrcd a,» J. umsT.\um:o,.\'o. is Asim- House,
M-w York. ,Suhi h}.DHlggi§t§f Apuliml by
«11 llmr Droéu-rs. . [May 8. 1m
_ W'JAT mmsmm
Will be willmné‘ DR. TUBHS' [ENE-ITIAN
mum: LISI)II£N'}‘?‘ V ‘
Tu .\‘ru‘s, .\l.\ss , Slay NLh,'|B6o
Dr. Tubby: Dd.“ Sir JDxlrixlg 3;) ye u's
Hm I him» been in the livery business, I have
usrd and 31nd} great qnmfiigy‘uf various fini
nmnys, qils. kc. Some two ycnrs sincn, bear
i‘ng of so nanny wonderlul «fires. ‘hm‘iug been
llllllll: by your Vrm-timr Linimen’t, I tested its
nu-riLE, and i 1 [ms gimn the hetyt. sa'usfacfion
«o! nnglhiugi ever net-4. I‘nevcr 301119113“-
thing that gin-s sueh tinivormfl untishwtinn
«mung hnrslmtn, It i:1 tie-lined {lfsupersedu
h“ m‘ht-x'a. \‘uuyahlruly, ha,
'sml by all ulrug‘zish. Oflice. st: (lorzluudl
slrec-t, New York. ,l'rice tme dollar for pint
lmtlles
aercmmlry donors nre infmmvd 41M na
(rnnlors ure now seuLnu'i‘. [May 29. lm
_M-.¢..V__ .
Izn‘mvma'rn's PILLi A GE’XERAL‘ AS-
SISTA .\ T 0]“ NA TURF)
Wlmt is health ? Winn, is discgse ‘I
“with is when Ugo sufiply and expenditure
nre equnl. Disense‘when (he suppiy and ex
pendilurr- nre unequal.
IIIIASLRETII'S PILLS Imp"! certain ex
plllalVe power: to all mailer: in the bodj' who-rel
life is below the standard of the surrounding;
party, or. which have remained longer than thg
lime nature designed. So in fevers And all
that class oi case: which soon- run into morti
ficntiou BRANDRETH'S PILLS havemnrvel
ous curutive qualities. Our bodies are con
tinually changing, and it is by this change wo
li\ e. Should nieuer rexnain in omens beyond l
3,“ time nature (leslgned, finln and inflamma
tion an in, which-islnolhing more thn’n a pre- ‘
paranory elfort. {or our good. ‘All Brandrelh’a ‘
Pills are suppoeed from t‘n’e‘ results to do is
simply ASSISTING THESE EFFORTS or“
hunks. * [June 26. lm ‘
n‘umxoxm.
Indie: and Gentlemen: If you wish to marry
you ban dose by addressing me. I will send
you, withoutmoney and without price, valua
ble iniormation, that. will ehable you to marry
_tmppily arpd speedily, irrespective of age,
wealthmrmcouty. This information will cost.
you nothing, nod ilyan wish to many, I will
cheerfully auxin you. All letters strictly con
fidential. The desired iolbrlnn'lion gent by re
turn mail,,and no reward asked. Please in
close portage or stamped envelope, addressed
to yourself. Address, = ~ ,
’ " SARAH B. LAMBERT,
' I; . Greanpoiut,
In, . 3m Kings co., New York.
. f . -—<«->— ,_
INFORMATION FREE .I
Ta' Ksayocs Sunnus.~—.A Gentleman,‘
muted“ HervoanebiHLy, lncompetency, Pre- ‘
mature Decay, And Youthful Error, netunwd}
by I. delire to benefit others, will be happy to
furnish to I.“ who need it, (“II or annoy)
the recipe Intdirectionn for making the sim
ple remedy used in. his case. Sufl‘eren wißh-‘
_lngu profit by the advertiser’s sad experience,j
end possess; sure and nlnnble remedy, can‘
do I 0 by “dressing him a: his place of busi?
new. The Recipe, and full information—of
vial importane—vill b 9 cheerfully sent. by
return mail. Addrul -
JOHN 8.0601331,
8 Nuuu SL, New York
P. B,.Xmonl Sufferers of both sexes I!
find this information Invaluable. [Apr. 10. 3m.
at man BRIDAL cauam
' A not. of warning and ldvice to than M.
faring Vida Benin-d Weakness, Genera! Do.
bill”, or Prawn" Decay‘ from whoever
can!- prodnced.‘ 38“. ponder, and reflect!
B. the in time. , ‘
. 80:: FREE to any addrgu, (g the hen'efit of
m gamed. 8w by rehrn mil. Addruq
. , JAHES 85 BUTLER,
April 10. u 429}mdny, N. Y.
om nits nuns unw ,
* Wu; directing how to :3?”de ro
uou “ _thd 311.9 In? spatula, without dd
of mm: umflcme. Sen! hr mil, the, on
nuipto! iii-M Address. *
. 3.; 13. 10013.1. 1)
1.5.10. an user Broadway, n 3? .
A CAR!) TO THE SUFFERING.
Do you will: to balance” I! no, ‘ low
two or three ‘hophudl at “Bucha,”‘ onlo
Bitters," Smeperills," “Nu-mm An ates.”
it, IC-v 16-, and after you ere ulinfied with
the result. then try one box 0! OLD DOCTOR
BUCHAN’S ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS-and
be restored to health Ind vigor in tees than
thirty days. They are purely vegeublr,
pleasant to tnke, prompt and ulntary in their
effects on the broken-down and shattered con
nltntion. Old and youngcan take them with
ldvnnlnge. DR. BUCHAN‘S ENGLISH SPE
CIFIC PILLS cure in less than 30 days, the
worst cue. of NERVOUSNESS, lmpotency,
Premature Decay, Seminal Weaknessflusanity,
and all Urinary, Sexual, and Nervous Allen
tione, no matter from what cause produced.—
Price, One Dollar per box.“ Sent, post paid,
on receipt ofen order. Addreu,
‘ \1 JAMES S. BUTLER,
No. 429 Broadway, New York. Gen’l Agent.
P. S.—-A box sent to any address on receipt
of prick—which in On Donut—roar run.—
A dexcriptive Circular tent on application.
‘ July 17,1865. _Bw ‘
PROF. J. ISAACS. 11. D., Ocnlilt and Anrist,
formerly of Lay-den, Holland, is loaned at No.
519 PINE Street, PHILADELPHIA, where per
sons emitted wicb diseases or the EYE or EAR.
will b. scientifically treated and cured, if
cumlx. 7N. B.—ARTIFICIAL:EYES inserted
with t pain. No charge: made {or examin
tiofi. The medical faculty in invited, as he
has no secret in his mode of treatment.
July 17,1865. 1y 7 '
DR. MARSHALL'S CATARRB SNUFF.
' This Snull‘ luff thoroughly proved'ifself to be
the best 'Mtit-le known for during the Catnrth,
Cold in the [lend and Headache. It has been
fonna In excellent remedy in many cases of
Sore Eyes. Deafness has been nmoved by it,
and Hearing has often been greatly improved
by its use. ' ‘ '
It is‘frngrnn: and {greeabiq and dives nt
uzmnl mun to the,dullhettvy pnlns caused
by disease: of the head. The sensation: after
using it are arlighti'nl nnd invigorating. It
opens and purges out all obstructions, strength
ens the glandn, and gives a healthy action (to
the parts nll‘ected. ‘
More than Thirty Years!» of sale and use of
“Dr. )iurshnll’s Catnrrh and Hendlche suufl',"
has proved its great valiie for all the common
dist-nae: of the head, and at this moment
stnmle higher than everbeiore. i.
It is recommended by many of the best phy
sicians, and is .used Jith great success and
satisfaction everywhere, , ’ -
Read the Certificnles 0T Who'esnle Drug
giits in 1854 :\ The updersigned, hnving tor
mnny years been acquainted with ” Dr. .\inr-
Ilmll's Czunrrh nridflendache Snuil‘," and sold
it in our wholesale trade, cheerfully state, thnt
we believe it to he eq‘rtnl, in ever); respect, to
the (eeom'ncndutinus given of it {or the cure
of Catxrrh-tl Afl'eetiuns. he: that it ii decided
ly: the best article we have‘ \"er‘kuowh (or all
common diseases of the 110:} , ‘
Burr .1: Perry, Boston; Reed, nslon {a CO.,
lloswn: Brown, Lxunso k (‘o‘, ostongllH-d,
(lath rL: CO., Huston; goth W. F; e, Boston;
“11501.2( ,l’n'ubnnk & CO., Boston; enshnw,
Fainnmvl & CO., Boston; H. H. llny, 1’ thind,’
..lle.; “linings It Park, New YmL: A. IL A: D.‘
b‘i'uuls, Xew Yoda; Stephen Paul & C 0 , Jew ‘
Yuck; brutl .\linm'xt (10.. New Yolk; )lclx't- - |
non L: llohhius. New York; A. L. Seovill kCom
New EOI'LJ‘ M. Ward, Glosé 6; 00., New York;
Bush & Uule, New York.
‘Fo’r Bade by all Uruggsls‘ Try it. , ,
Nd; 14, um. 1y _ ' ‘
'8": Jun»: Cunnfa Canaan-rm FEMALE
PILLS. Prepared from a piescription of Sir
J. ('lzuke, 11. D., l'hysicinn Extraordinary to
the Qmen. This irvnlunbie medicine is un
tailing in the curcéof all those painful and
idnngeruufi disensts t 9 which the female con
. Etilu ion is subject. It niodcrntes all exress
‘flnd removes all obstructions, and a spl’edy
I cure may he lelieul n. l
I Io Mmricd Lad -s it is peculiarly suited.—
lt “ill, in ashort ime. bring on the monthly
period with regularity. h ’
‘ Each: bottle, price One Doll r, hears the
Government“ Stump of Great. Britain, to pre
..\‘ent counterfeit,
(Influx—Those l’il'ls should net be taken
. by F'. males during the FIRST 'runnizugoxrns of
I l’rrgnnnqy,;|s they‘nro sure to. bring on Mis
curringze, but nt any other time they are Fufc.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Alfeclionfi
filing in the Buck and Limhs: Fntigne on slight
03:61 u‘on, l’ulpitnriofi of the Heart, ll’yslerics,
and Whites, these {fills will cfi'ect nldnre when
all oler‘lm-nns have failed; and although :1
p 0“ er‘ nl tome-Iy, do not c‘oq‘tnin iron. cnlumel,
nntimon)‘, ornnytlyng hurtful to the commu
tion.
Full directions in the pamphlet Mound each
flack-10;“ hich should be cnreiully preserved
Sold by AH ”tugging, Sore Agent for the
UnimQSmms and Canada; _
J()_B MOSES, 27 Cortland! s:.,x.‘Y.
SA“ URL WILDE
N. TL—S‘LW and I; postage «amps onvlosyd
to {my authorized Agent, will insure 21 bottle,
cuumiuing 50 film, by return mail. Sold by
A. 11.13wbler. flow-.14, 1864. ly
A little of everyxhing relating to the human.
\systogu. malgnnd lemnle; the causes and lieut
ayent of disensbs; the marriage custo‘ms of lhe
world} how to many wt" and ay‘tho‘hsandl
things néver published before, read the re-‘
\‘iszgl nud'enlarged edition of “Medical Conn;
mun Sense," a curious book 1201' curious peo-‘
ple,‘ and .1‘ good bool': {or every one. 400‘
p.ges, :00 Illuslrutiuns. 2Price $l. 50. Cam
in a table sen} {no to any address. Booku‘
film had at. the Book stores, or will be sent,
‘ hy mm], post paid, pn receipt of the pricg.— ‘
Addre~s E. B. FOOTE, M. D., .
1 Jan. 30 6m 1130 Broadway, N. Y.
———~ .9...;.
A’ CARD TO'INVALIDS. ,
A Clergyman, while résiding in South Amer
igai as n misdonary, discovered a safe and sim—
ple remedy for the Cure 0: Nervous Weakness,
Early Decay; Disease-i oftb'e Urinary 11945531)-
inni Organs, and the whole train of disorders
nought on by baneful and vicious [whim—-
Great numh‘ers lmVe ”been dresdy cured by this
noble remedy. Priznptcd by a desire to bene
fit the afflicted and nforluunte, I will send the
recipe. for preparing and ‘usinglthil medicine,
in a. sealed envelope, to my one who needs it,
Fen or Canon. ‘
Pleaseinclose a. stamped envelope, addressed
as yourself. Address
JOSEPH T. INMAN, 0
Station D, Bible House,
Oct. 24, 1864: y New Yu‘rk Cit)“.
Composed of highly concentrated extracts
frfim roots and herbs 6? the highest medicinal
mine are infnlll'ble in the cure ohll diseases of
the Live:- or guy derangement of the Digestive
Organ‘s. They remove all Impurities of the
Blood, and are unequaled in the cure of Diarr
hea, Janndice, Dyspepsia, Scrofuln, pilioni
ness, Liver Complaint, Fever-s, Heodoche, Piles.
Mercurial Diseases, Hereditary Rumors. Dole,
for adults, one pill in the morninghchildren
half 3 pill. From one to three pills will cure
ordinary men and Iron one to three boxes
will cure any curable case of no mntter how
long standing. Priee $l.OO per box. Trade
Inpplied or sent biuil. ,
V. MOTT T LBOTT, M. D., 3: CO.,
L 62 Fulton BL, New York.
, Jnne 5,1861. 1y ‘
Cured of Nervoul Debility, Premntu e De
cay, and the «Reds of youthful indisietion,
will be happy to furnish other! with the means
of cure, (free Ofelmrge.) This remedy is sim
ple, safe, and cumin. ‘ ‘
For full partiq’a, by return mnil,plense
address * JOHN B. OGDEN, '
‘ June 5. 3m 60 Nassau St, New York.
ANTED—The subscriber continues to
"buy HAY and GRAIN of all kinds, I'.
Gr‘mife‘Sution. \ a .
- fifle also sells, st the lowest ratel,-SALT,
FISH, ‘GUANOS, and:
PHILIP HAHN.
I1]: 17, 1965. ~ 3:11?
Estray Bull.
LEFT the penile: of thnqubscriber, in
Germany township, Adam: county, on
um sth in“, A large yellqwilh BULL, abou‘ 3
Fe“: old. ’ Any person knqwing the wherea
bonll of “id Bull will be aniubly rewarded
by “dressing the nndmlgned, through the
“$033.6ng out Ofiice. ll DUflERA
' A , .
July 17, was. sum
EYE AND EAR l
:rm: Gran Excms‘n REMEDY
IF YOU WAM‘ TO KNOW
' —-——< 9“. '_‘?”
DR. TALBOTT'S PILLS,
AI GENTLESIAN
Hay ‘and Grain
l 1- 95531.10 SALE—On WEDNESDAY,
A the ‘2d day of AUGUST next, the who
, eeriher, Administrator or the eetnte of David
R. P. Deardortl', deemed, will rel! at, Public
Sale, at. the lute residence of nid‘ decedent, in
Butler township,‘Adaml county, at Bender’s
1 Church, the following Pei-tonal Property, viz:
; l MARE, 3 years old, 2 lilch Cows, 6 head
of Sheep, 3 head of Hogs, 2 of them Brood
Sowa with pigs, (one having 5 pigs, the other
10,) Broad-trend Wagon, Beudersville Plough,
new Harrow, Patent Cutting Box, Double and
Single-trees, new Sleigh, Hay Rake, Feed
Trough, 2 Log Chains, Rakes and Forks, Grain
Shovel, Horse Gem and Harness, Riding Sad
dle and Bridle. Side Saddle, Line, Halters nnd
Halter Chains, ,Cow Chains, Grain Cradle,
)‘owing Scythe; and Snatha. Grindstone,
Wheelbarrow, Llattock, lot of Bags, 9 ofthem
new twilled Ban. Also, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, such on Bed: and Bed
steeds, 2 Tables, one 3 Dining Tuble, 1 Break.
fast Table, new, 2 acts of new Chairs, new
Sink, with doors, Queens-ware Tin-ware, n
large lot of Apple-butter, some émoked Mont,
.Lnrdpvlnegar and Barrels, Tubr,‘ Meat Ves
sels, Ten-plate Stove and Pipe, Hathaway
Cool: Store and Fixtures, Iron Kettle, Mantle
Clock, Spinning Wheel and Reel, 20 bundles
of Flax, mlnrge lot of Enrthun-wnre, nnd'n
greatmnny othenrticlermot herein mentioned.
S‘Snle to commence at 10 o'clock, A. 31.,
on said dny, when attendance will be given
and terms made known by ' ~ l
SAMUEL S. BEARD ORFF, Adm'r.
July 17,1885. ts .
A 'Splendid Farm
T PRIVATE SALE—The subscriber, in
‘, tending to quit farming, 05ers m. Private
Sale, his FARM, litonte in C'umberlnnd town
ship. Adnms connty, about three miles west of
Gettysburg, near the Cbambersbnrg- turnpike,
adjhininglonde of Charles B. Polley. Abraham
'Plank, Jacob Lou, John W. Weiglc, and
others, containing 228 Acres, ’more or less,
about 40 urea being excellent Woodland, with
n sufficiency of prime Meadow. The improve
ments are a Two-story Weather- In,"
boarded Dwelling HOUSE, with _flfi" ..
Bock-building, Wash House and 3;? HE“:
Spring House, a. large Bank Burn, ‘1 94;"
Wagon Shed, Corn Crib, Carriage liousy, n
well 0! excellem water near the dwelling, with
an Orchard of choice fruit. '
About one-half orthe Farm has been limed.
lt isnll in n'higb stole ofcultiv‘ntion, and un
der good fencing. The property was mgncd
and occupied for many years by Mr. Daniel
Pulley, now deceased, and is known as ”“i' of
the has: and most desirable of Marsh Cry-k
Farms. Mills, Mechanic Shops, School Homes,
km, convenient. 4 "i
Persons wishing to view the premisis, are
requested to call on the subscriber, r iding
illexeon.
filhe‘Live Stock, Farming Utensils, and
the Crops, would also be sold privately, should
the purchaser of the Farm desire to have them.
~‘ , EhIéNUEL D. KELLER.
Ju1y17,1865. ,
Public Sale
F REAL ESTATE—On SATURDAY, the
0 5“! day of AUGUST next, will be ollcred
at Public Sale, on the premises, '
A TRACT OF LAND, situate in Germany
tnwfisliip, Adams céuntp', one and u. hqlf mih 5
‘north of Liuhgtown, on l-be lulrnpikejendmg
n Gettysburg, containifig ‘l4 Acres, .111 an m
le; of well improved land. The ' $2O"
imp vunenla are a Two-story _."55‘ ~ ‘
BIUL‘ HUUSE,wiLh Brick Kitchen p 73,: . 5“
attache Log Burn, a thriving *y—gfgi
young Orc ard of choice fruit, well of Killer
near the do of the dwelling, ch. his a wry
desirable ho ,nnd ofi‘ers rare inducement
to purchasers.
”Also, 2 Ac‘ 1
township, near 3%
Mill.
manic to rnmmexfie at 1 o'clock, P. .\l ,
on said day; when mte ance will be gin-n
and terms made known h‘y
. 115. Y L. CLAY
July 17, 1865. m \_
a ofTIMm-IR-LAM), in 51M
Lam’s (tbrmerl) Anion! «)
Quarterly Report
F the condition of the First. Xutiminl Bunk.
0 of Gettysburg, State 0: I'enmyh‘fi in, 1111
Mb: morning of the 15! Monday ol'JubNufi :,
L ' nxsovncn. \
'Notesnnd bills discounted, ‘ . $111,539 (1'
lFumiture and fixtures, 700 C
[Current expénses, 131 41;
‘Tnxes paid, ‘ 619 hC'
Remittancesinnd other cnsh Hen-13. (PM 00.
Due Iran: the following National Banks: “
FlrsL National Bank of Philadelphia, 9,1113 40
.\’intl) National Bank of New York," Luv: 09
lYurk Cuunly Xational Bank, Pm; 1,1.89 00
,Thc National Exchange Bank ofß.ilt.. 6,876 09
,‘U. S. Bands depOalted with U. S. Treas
urer to secure circulating ntltES, 100,000 00
United Slates Bands, depuslts, 50,000 0:)
l‘mietl Stnlcs llonds,,on lmnd, 230 00
Ca~h on hand in circulating notes of
I this bank, ’
Cash on hand in circulating notes of
other Niitionnl hanks, 24,418 00
Cash on hand in circuluing notes of
State bnnlis, gm 4s
59‘1”“ lnwfiil mongy, r " 34 6]
Total,
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in, $lOO,OOO 00
Surplus fund, . 849 72
Circulating notes received from ' v
Comptroller, . 90,000 00
Individual de‘positaL .106,786 68
Unned State! deposits, ‘ 9,517 as
Dividends unpaid, " 211 81
. Due the following Nulionn‘nks:
First National Bank of Hanover, 3,736 13
Exchltnges,
Interest», /
Profit. and lqss,
Total,
1, Guns: Anson), Cashier of the First. Nu
lional‘Bank of Gettysburg, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is txue to the best. of
my Endwledge and belief. '
GEORGE ARNOLD, Cashier.
Sworn Maud anbncribed before mew
day ofJuly, 1865. A. J. COVER, J. P.
.Iqu 17, 1865. 1:
. Notlce. °
HE undersigned, Auditor appointed by the
Conrtaw dletribnte the balance in the
hand: of Israel Little, Administrator of the
estate of Conrad Waiter, deceased, to and
among the parties legelly entitled thereto,
will sit at the oflie‘e of*,Duncnn .& White, in
Gettysburg, for the .purpose of bin appoint
mentfln TUESD‘AY, the 1:: day of AUGUST,
1865. J. 8. WHITE, Auditor.
July 17, 1865. id
Hanover B. Railroad.
RANGE OF TIXEI—On and After Tues
dey, November let, L 864, Trains on this
Road will run as follows: _ 4
FIRST TRAIN will leave Hanover at 8.15 A.
IL, for Baltimore end intermediate stations.
SECOND TRAIN wili leave at. 10, A. M.,
for York, Hun-isbnrg, Columbia, Philadelphia.
and t a North and West. .
'l‘ TRAIN will leave at 2.25, P. l, for
Ball: .‘ Passengers for York And Harris
burg by this train will be delayed two hour:
M. the Junction. ‘ - D. E. TRONE,
Hanover, Nov. 4, 1864. Agent.
Notice.
ARIA BOLLINGER’S ESTATE.—Letters
M of administration on the estate of Marie.
Bollinger, late of Butler township, Adams
county, deceased, having Seen gunned to the
nndereigneuf, residing in the some township,
be hereby gives notice to all persons indebted
to said estate to make immediate payment,
and those having chime against the same to
prevent them properly authenticated for set
tlement. - J. HANES. Adm'r.
June 12,1865. 6:.
Notice.
EFJAMIN FEESER’S ESTATE—Letters
of ndminietrntion on the estate of Benja
nnn Fee-gr, lots of lonntjoy township, Adm“
county, deceased, having been granted to the
undersigned, residing in the same township,
be hereby given notice to nil persona indebted
to said enute to Innke immediate payment, and
those having dun: ngninu the same to pre
sent them preperly authenticated for settle
ment. JACOB B. FEESEB, Adm’r.
June 12, 1865. St N
oto Dr. B. nomms’nng em. get
his nnxgunn canon amt. .
1M
Carriage-making Resumed..
HE wu being over, the undersigned have
resumed the ‘
_ CARRIAGE-MAKING BUSINESS,
n their old stand. in Kan. Middle street,
Gangsmfne,
when: they are again prepared to put up work
in the most fashionable, substantialmnd supe
rior manner. A Im. of new and second-hand
CARRIAGES, BUGGYFIS, ML,
on hand, which they will disnose of“. the
lowest prices ; and all orders will be mpplied
as promptly and satisfactorily as possible.
a- ll E P A I R I N G
done with dispucb, and a! cheapest rates.
A large lot. or new and old HARNESS an
band {or sale.
Thankful {or the liberal patronage hereto;
for: enjoyed by them‘ they loliclt Ind will en
deavor to deserve a large nature in the future.
DANNER & ZIEGLER.
July 10, 1835. u l
A Valnfble Farm
1‘ PRIVATE S Lil—As the subscriber
A intends to quit farming, he offers his
All}! at private ml . , The Farm is situated
in llonntplemnt :0 uship, Adams bounty,
Pm, on the road lend ng from Huntersfown to
McSherryatown,uhou six miles from the former
and {our milesj'rom he latter, and about two
miles from the Condwngo Chapel, adjoining
lands ofßemardNoeY, Aloysius Hemler, Nich
olas Fleigle, George Smith, and others, con:
mining 63 ACRES, ni‘ore or less, about B acres
nfwhich are Woodland um! 10 acres Meadow.
The improvements Sure it Two-story s‘”;
HOUSE, with a Kite en attached, large m 1”;
Bank Barn, with Wu on Shed and Corn
Crib to it, a. good rchard, a well of water
convenient to the house, also 11 neverfailiug
spring near the house. There is a stream of
water through the farm. Churches, Schools
and Mills are all cont‘enient. .
WPerson‘a wish ng to View the property ‘
can do so by calling Lin thqplnce. !
July 10,1865. ; ADAM SHORE.
, -.h,_,;., . . -
Soluble Paelfic Guano.
OHN S. REESE 5: CO.,
J wnoLzaAuz AND RETAIL [rains FOB
THE PACIFIC GUASO COMPANY,
71 South .‘l'rrzel, Balltmore.
TheSoluLle I'anflc Duane resembles Peruvian
'Gmmg-in appearance, odor. and composition.
I The value of all Gunhos and Super Phosphates
lof Lime, of \vhnteverinnme, depends, as is well
lknown, upon the per‘ceal. of Ammonia. Soluble
, Pinup/lute nnd Bone Illmcphale of Lune they can-
Hnin. This Guano dllfi-rs from Peruvian only
:in th" fact that it contains less Ammonia, bnt
; this difference in Ammonia is more than made
:up by the [not that tit contains almoat double
as much Soluble and Bone Phosphate oflLime.
This difir‘rence make} it n durublefcrlilxzrr,with
all the activity of Po, uvinh Gimuo. Although
[the price of this Glinnn is only one-half the
.price of Peruvian, and Is not higher than the
ISnper Phosphates 0 Lime, yet it contains, as
is proveu by analys s and inspection, vastly
more of ammonia, no üblv, and [Jane I'liosphalr,
than is found in the‘best of them. Hence its
economy and intrinsic value must render it an
object of great inter st to furniera generally.
We wish farmers to take e=pecinl' notice,
that the conditions ipon which we have the
’ agency ofthis “(IMIO fire that every cargo is
"regularly inspected land analyzed by Dr. Lic
ibig, whose uuthorii in :uch matters is para
? Inmnll. ‘ '
This nrmngement
a pruteclion not llzld
er: generally. It
the plumgxhntes 0! H:
but eathy Phosphn
advantggp.
The fullmfihg is
Inst (‘tlrgfll
Moismre.
OrganicComb‘xibhn
Earthy Imm,
Yiel-‘iqg .\mnnnia.J
Sululll'r l'husph: ‘
nom- I’i.o3phul
gar'f‘cr sale by-
Mel
CPI“
July 10, 186 E
80,
UXADI'LTEILAT
ns'mx MILLING
Thc'valne of uhbtfi.
-cn kv '.\',
10 00
$312,999 32
the: duties of the office 'wifis iifiéfi‘tfrand to lEe
best ofmy ability. 1
nge_b,lB6s. tc ' _ _ ,7
County Treasurer.
IRB "iG
357 42
1,320 92‘
URGED by many, I afl‘er myself as n candi
date for COUNTY mmsfinm, at the
next election, subject to the decision of the
Democratic County Convention. Should Ibe
nominated and elecudfl promiSe to discharge
the duties of he office with fidelity and lo the
best ofmy minty. JAGUB SHEADS.
June )2, 18‘5‘ tc‘ ,
$312,999 32
"FELLOW-CITIZENB2—I offer myself a.
candidate for . the office of COUNTY
TREASURER, subject to the decision of the
Democratic Coumy Convention, and respect
fully aolicit your votes. Should I receive that
nomination, and be elected, I will endeavor to
conduct myself and the office in such a man
ner. that yonishnll never have cause to regret
that you voted for me. Yours .in hope,
Ml)‘ 29, 1865. in H. D. WATTLES.
I INC-E peace)“ been restored, it has been
‘ resolved by the Board of Managers of the
Adams County Agricultural Society, to bold
3. PAIR this fall, about theusual time,nt their
Grounds, near Bendersville. The citizens are
respectfully invited to make prepnrntlons to
, make it interesting, by the exhibition of mn
‘, tel-iel. A List of Premiums for Stock, Agri
-1 cultural Products, Machines, ancy Articles,
‘ 6m, Will be published in tine season. _
l ' HIBAM GRIEST, President.
% June 19, 1865. -
19 Nance. ,
BRISTIAN HOSTETTER’S ESTATE.—
Letten of administration on the estate of
C risu‘nn Hostetter, late of Union township,
Adams county, deceased, having been granted
to the undersigned,,residingin the same town
ship, be herehy gives notice to all pereons in
debted to said estate to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against the
sa'me to present them properly authenticated
tor settlement. '
DANIEL GEISELMAN, Adm’r
June 12, 1_865. 61* _
ACOB ADAMS’ESTATE.—Letten tenta
mentnry on the estate of Jacob Adnml,
lute of Conowngo ~townahip, Adena: county,
deceased, havxng been grated to the _under
signed, renidfing in the Mine township, he
hereby given notice to all persons indebted to
Mid estate to make immediate payment, and
tli‘pse having claims against the sum to pre
sent them properly Inthenticated {or settle
ment. MICHAEL BEILY, Ex’r.
June 5, 1865. 6'."
ARDWARE um inox, Paints and on:
of every description. It neatly reduced
prices, at FLEX ESTOCK'B.
“AGO, Array Rom, Corn Minna-flout
and (Main, M Ell" M. m. HORNEB’S
Drug Store. . -
|n-fl‘ords us nnd'cnnsumers
'iu the purclmseuf Iorliliz—
“=1 n 13!) be noticed that
Is Guano, Me not mineral,
03, which is granny toils
. summary of n'nnlgsis of
‘ 10 per cont
linuerflfl Tl ” I‘
L u. 2B
i 340 per cent
0 0f1.31r0.,17.07 “ “
of Lime, '24 22 , “ “
['RDY &‘ [HI-Inn,
1:»1 l‘rudusv Dozlhrs,
. Gettgsbulg.
,e Flour,
: u.\.\'lr.\(‘l‘rnknhv Tm:
[AVD \IAXUFACTURIXG
NPANY.
urnt, ixnndfiltemted Bone,
"'duced \di
JEREMIAH DIEHL
County Treasurer.
Agricultural Fair.
Notice.
Now Goods! Cheap Goods!
HE‘PSACB T 0 031,188!
I ‘ IN HANOVERI
a helohy inform the 'clllzena of York and
Alums c‘ouuties. that we have established, M.
the southeast corner of Centre Square and
Baltimore street, HANOVER, formerly occu
pied by C. E. t T. T. Wirt, 1: Branch Store,
(the principal business houses being located
in New York and York, Pa.,,where we will
keep at all times a regular assortment of Dry,
"Domenic und_ancy GOODSV also, *1 we" se
lected assortment of CLOTHS, CASSIIIERES,
CASSINETS, COTTINETS and CORDUROYS;
Chlua,Glns and Queens-ware, Lndies'. Misses'
Ind Children's SHOES; also, a. nice and full
nuortment of all kinds of CARPET, Floor
Ind Table Oil-cloth.
i We have also established in'rooms adjoining
\ the Central Hotel, a CLOTHING STORE,
1 where we will ‘keep. constantly on hand n. well
selected assortment of Ready-(nude Clothing.
of the latest styles, and a full assortment of
Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, such as Hats,
Cabs, Boots, Shoes, 80., which we will sell at
reduced prices. ,
As our motto is, and always will be, “quick
sales And small profits," we hope to receive a
share oi the petronnge of town‘ and coun-.
try. 0n? connection with the large wholesale
houses in New York City and York, Pa.,where
Ire always stared an extensive stock of goods,
which we sell at_wholesale and ‘retail, enables
us to supply onr old friends and such of our
new customers as will give us a call,‘with_ the
very best marketable goods, at lower rates
than can be purchased anywhere in the State.
Call and see for yourselves.
‘ JOS. LEBAC-H & BRO.
Hanover, June 26, mild. 1y
Martin’s Patent Gate.
NEW AND USEFUL INVENTIONn—e
A The subscriber takes this method of ca]!-
ing the attention of the public to his Patent
Self-opening Gate. which he is prepared to
manufacture and put. up on the most‘reasona
ble terms. .
CERTIFICATE!
NEW oxx-‘oyml June 12, 1805
Ihave been using Joseph .\inrlin’s Patent
Gate for'some time and find it n very great
convenience. We can ri‘de or drive through
without stopping, as it gun he opened and
closed as you are paying ‘through, without
any inconvenience. Sum“ F. Nun.
WWe, the undersigned tarmera and resi
deits of Adams county, do certify that we
hnve examined and used a Gate patented by
Joseph Martin, and after a fair trial, do not
hesitate “recommend it. The improvements
in this Gate nre decidedly superior to any
heretofore brought before the public. Among
the advantages it possesses over the common
Gflte are: ist. That it can be opener] and
shut by any child without getting from the
horse or wagon. 21]. That no stopping i§_re
quired in passmg through. ‘3d. That it is not
linhle to get out of repair. ‘
F. C. llellzel», - Jamil. Gitt,
David Sherman, E. C. Gitt, -
Jeremiah She‘rmun, A. F. Gilt,
. 'II. D. Emmett, Sheely & Stock,
Jacoh Peters, ‘ Peter Fieser, O
Elin‘a’ Slugle, _ Wash’n Schwartz,
Henry L. Gilt.
[QEOne of the Gales will be put up in Get
tyshurg KY tie Fourth of July. when persons
will have an opportunily of exulnining it find
judging lur themselves.
' JOSEPH MARTIN.
‘ New'Oxford. Adams 00., Pa.
June 26, 1865. 3131*
' ,i A Valuable Farm .
AT PRIVATE SALE—The eubscribexs,
L‘__ Executors of the last Will and testament
of Leonard Dolap, deceased. oily-fit Private
Sale, the following Real Eslnt of said de
ccdeulhviz:
A FARMJiiuale in’l‘yrone townshipAdnms
county, P:l..;djoining lands of David Yohe,
Dnniol Brnme, Rudolph Deitnkk, and others.
containing 200,Ac'ren, more or less, about 50
acresof which are woodland and 30 acres
meadow. The improvements nre ‘..
o Two-story Wanulerboarded ..‘J‘fim
HOUSE, '2 Tenn-n: llousei, large I'}; i i
Log Hm? with 2 Wagon Sheds :33 <43",
hunched, Corn Crib, 'Smoke House, Spllng
House, Z'good Orchards, und “.1 neverl‘niiing
spring near the house. There is a slrenm of
wate’r running through the farm.
”Persons wishing to View the proper'y
will be shown the same byealling on Daniel
Dclap, residing thereon. .
JOHN DELAP,
« ‘ DANIEL DELAP,
Feb. 6, 1865. if Executors.
Fresh Arrival. ‘
ATS, CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES.
COBEAN A: CO.
havcjust received and opened another splendid
nssorlmenl of HATS, CAPS, BUUTS nnd
SHOES, for Summer wear, which they are
seHing at very low -prices considering the
times. The latest styles oi Summer flute and
Cups, of every description and price.
Boots and Shoes, of superior make, and,“
warranted to fit, always on hand. Work
made to order and repairing done on short no
tice, by experienced workmen. Also, ( I
» ' HARNESS MAKING, -
carried on in nu its bx‘anclzes. Persons wnnt
ing amthinz in this Hue wou‘d do WP” to call.
'fi'Don’! forgot 1.119014 stand' in Chambers
burg street, if you want Bargains.
COBEAN ai CRAWFORD
June 19, 1865. '
Carriage-Repairing.
‘ IIE undersigned would most reépectfully
inform the public ‘3“ he has commenced‘
the nsiness of REPA RING CARRIAGES,
BUG ES, SPRING WAGCNS. &c., Jim, at
Dunner Ziegler’a Blacksmitlx'Shop, in East
Middle a get, Gettysburg, where he invites
all in need such work to call. Having much
experiengo in he Cafringe-bnilding line, he is
able to pl‘omisgkbat hisjobs will be well done,
hnd will prove satisfactory on trial. nuis
cvlmrges will he a ow as possible, the times
considgrcd—for cps or country produce.
. K. GALLAGHER.
Jnne 19, 1865.-
; Cumberland 0,631!
A LARGE suppiy ofaupekkrl ‘
BLACKSMITIICN, I
now (in hand at reduced price. Thi'Coal is
superior to all Ether, Coal in the United\s\ntes
for welding and other bla‘g'ksmith purposes. '
For sale by
. City Coal Yard, Frederick city, lid
June 19, 1865. up
Notice.
ILLIAM BAUGHEB’S ESTATE—Let
ter: testamenury on the estate of Wil
liun- Batugher, lnte of East Berlin, Adams
county, deceased, having been granted to the
undersigned, residing in the same place, be
hereby gives notice to all persons indebted t 9
snid estate to make immediate payment, and
“105‘: having claims against the lame to pre
aent them properly authenticated for nettle
ment. GEORGE BAKER, Executor.
June‘s, 1865. mi
Notice.
ACKSOS A. SNYDER'S ESTATE—Letters
of nflninistmtion on the eeiate of Jeckson
A. Snyder, late of Hamilloubnu tawaship,
Adams 130., decused, having been granted ta
the undersigned, residing in Gettysburg, he
hereby gives notice to all persons indebted to
aid estate to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against. the same to pre
sent them properly authenticated for settle
ment. W. A. DUNCAN, Adm’r.
July 10,1865. 6!. '
Teacher Wanted.
HE School Directors of Gettysburg Dil
mct will recoire‘npplicntions {or iTncher
(mile or female) of School No. 2. Sclnry $35
per month. Application, ”companied by
certificntc, on be and: R: either of the undel
signed. The Schooll will open August 1, and
continue nine months. A
N ' ~ I‘.‘ D. CARSON P ’
D. A. Banana, Sec'y. ’ res t
Jul, 3, 1865. at
”Sentinel Ind Star copy. ,
isamm’s mam; mums for sales:
M Homer’s Drug uni Variety Eton.
THIRD exams, sno,obo,ooo.—By Inthor
{cf of the Secretary of the Trenury, the
underlined, the General Subscription Agent
for the sale or United States Securities, ofl‘eu
to the public the third series of Tlemury Notes,
bearing seven and three-tenths per cent. inter
est per nnnum, known as the
These notes are inued under date of July
15, ”65, and are payable three yam from that
date in currency. or no convertible at the
option at: the holder into '
‘o’. 8. 5-20 Six per cent;
GOLD-BEARING'BONDS.
Theee Bonds ere now worth a hlndeome
premium, nnd are exempt, as are All the Gov.
exnment Bonds, from Stale, county, and Mum’-
cipal taxation, which mid: from one to three per cent.
per mm to lheirwlm, according to the rate
levied upon other property. The interest is
payable Berni-annually by coupon! attached t 6
each note, which my be cut off and sold to
any benk or banker. The inkrut at 1-30 per
cent. amount: to
One cent per day on a 350 mm
Ten . u u n $5OO It
20 ‘ u u H $lOOO N
St at n (1 $5OOO u
Notes of all the dmominations named will
be promptly furnished upon receipt. of s'ub—
scripxions.
The Notes ofthis Third Series are precisely
similar in form and privileges to the Seven-
Thirtics already sold. except that the Govern
ment reserves to itself the Bption of paying
interest in gold coin at 6 per cent., instead of
7 3-101hs in currency.‘ Subscribers will deduct
the interest in currency up to July 15th, at the
_time when they subscribe. _
The deliverypt‘ the notes of this third sdrics
ol‘ the Seven-thirties will commence on th’e Ist
of June, nnd will be made promptly and 'con
tinuonsl'y after that date.
l The slight change mzzde in the conditions of
this (THIRD SERIES affects only the matter of
interest. The payment in gold, il‘ made. will
be equivalent to the currency interest of the
higher rate. ,
The return to specie payments, in the event
ofwhich only will theoplion to pay interest ll!
Gold be urniledof, would so reduce and equal
ize prices that purchases made with six per
cent. in gold». would be fully equal to those
made with seven nnd-threc-tcntha per cent.
in currency. This is , 7
THEDNLY LOAN IX MARKET
now offered by the Gov‘ernmem, n d its supe
rior advantages make it the ,
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE
Less than $230,000,000 of the Loni: nulhér
ized by the last Congress arehow 6n the mar
ket. This amount, at the rate at- which it is
being absorbed, will all be atgbacxibed for with
in sixty days, when the notes will undoubted
ly command a premium,“ has uniformly been
the case 0:: closing the subscription: to other
Loans. . ‘
In order that citizens. of every town and
section of the country may be afforded facili
ties for taking the loan, the Nationnl'Bnnks,
State Banks, and Private Bankers thrcughout
the country have generally agreed to receive
Subscriptions at par. SprCribers will select
their o\vn_ngcnte, in whom they have confi:
dence, and who only are to be responsible for
the delivery of the notes forAwhich they re<
ccive orders. . JAY COOKS,
wSubscx-iptions will/be received by the
Gettysburg National Bank and the Fir'sl Na.
tionnl Bank of Gettysburg.
May 29, 1865. 2m
New Flrmu-New Goods.
ANTIS & HARNER, hnving taken the old
Y andwelhknown Store Stand of Geo. W.
Rowe, in LITTLESTOWN, Adnms’ county,
would respectfully inform their frien 15 and the
public generally, that they are prepared to sell
Goods as low as they can be bought,nnywllero
out of the cities. “flth many additions of
new Goods, just opened. they offer ‘an unus
ually large and attractive variety, consisting of
DRY GOODS, for
MEN'S, WOMEN’S nnd ,
CHILDREN’S WEAR,
GROGERIES, HARDWARE,
GLASS-WARE, QUEENS-WARE,
BOOTS AND SHOES, ,
HATS AND CAPS.
‘ IRON, NAILS, GLASS,
and in short, everything to be found in-n first
class Store. The public are iDVlle to call
and see for themselves. No trouble to show‘
Goods. With large soles and small profits, all
parties will he benefited.
May 1, 1865. 3m
lANOS l—The undersigned would respect-
P fully inform the public that he can furnish
PIANOS of the 'following manufacturers; or
those 0f other makg, if desired, at the lowest
possible prices: ‘
CHICKERING k SONS.
DECKER BROS. ._
HAZLETON BROS.
HAiNES BROS.
GEO. STECK.
A. H. GAHUE' 8:. CO.
STEINWAG k SONS.
fil’aniculm attention is given to the se
lection of Pianos; and when so selected, in mi
tion to the manufacturers' guarantee, the Pianos
are yuar‘antmi by me. -
' msov a: HAMLIN
CABINET ORGAX'S AND Hummus!
The recent. imprqremcnts in these instru
ments are such 35 16 fully warrant saying they
are FAR SUPERIOR (c any other make. One
of the best. evidence: of their merit $5, that
their improvements are imitfled by other
makers. The new style, four stop organ, han
n Sub-Buss and Octave Couplet, making it an
instmmrut especially adapted to“ Church and
Sabbmh School purposes. .
k DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS
P. H. PYFER,
'll be mm by mil to persons desiring them.
i as tuned regularly. Pianos taken in on
1 'l2. PETER, BENTZ,
No. 30 Eu: Market Sr.., York, I’n.
June “, 1855. cm
Wall I‘apers.
REAT DUCTION . ‘
a nu rmcrg or
W A l. L P A P E R,
AT G BERTHORP'S,
19 West Market treez, York, Penn’n.
[am now offering n cry superior nnd'cholce
userunent of WALL P PERS, at ’
13 CENTS PER PIECE, \
20 CENTS PER Hahn.
‘ 25 CENTS rum mos,
TIIOUSANDg§§T 30 CENTS;
and a fine lot of SATIN PAP Sat the old‘
prices; a lot. of Upholstering goo .a. beauti
ful lot of Noningham Carmina, Cor 'ces, and
Curtain Randi. ‘
Also—Window Papers, Oil Shades; 'cture
Cord and Tassels; White and Check “at. ‘ng;
Floor and Table Oil Cloth; Venetian B ' d
Trimmings; Damask; of All Colors; Guru
fixtures; Duor Mata; kc” kc.
WAN of which he will dispose of on as
regional)“ terms as time: will permit of {or
can . -
' PAPER HANGING ntlended :6 in any part
of the Sure, on the most reasonable terms.—
Sstisfution gumntied.
June 5, 181:5. $5 g
fix-
HE subscriber has 10mg valuable WEST
ERN LANDS, which he will trade for one
or more FARMS in this county. The Ind;
ere well located, Ind wry desirable for farm.
lug. Early application desired,
JACOB BRIXKEBHOFF.
Gettysburg, April 3, 1866. u
OOD' CIDER—Jun received a Dr. R.
.G'HORNEH’S Drug Store. the pm Sn]-
hnto of Line for preserving Cider.
U. 8. 7-30 Loan!
7-30 LOAN
Su'lucriplion Agent, Philadelphia
Pianos !
Western Lands.
Important Announoomgnt. ;
s JREAT SALE ' a.
or
ATCHBS.CHAINS, DIAMOND RINGS, to.
ONE MILLION DOLLARS’ WORTH I i
to u! mgr-03m or A!
ONE DOLL}!!! EA CK!
Without n-ghrd to Value! No: to be [mid flor
until you know wlmt you are to receive! 1 l‘
Splendid List of Articles” All 0.0 be [old for
. One Dallat Each lI!
300 Music.“ Boxes, _ $lO 1.03150 cut:
150 Musical Bales. with Bells
and Cutineu, 200 “ 500 H
500 deer Teapot! Ina Cofl’eo
Urns, 20 H so u
600 Silver Ghnfing Dishes, 30 “ 100 "
1000 " Ico Pitchers, 20 “ 50 “s
2600 “ ~b‘yrupoupswitb Sul- .
vers, 20 “ ‘ 50 “
5000 Silver Goblets and Drink-
ing Cups, ‘ 5 “ 50 “
3000 Silver Chum-s, .‘l5 “ 60. 9‘ .
2000 “ Fru‘nfiurd and Cake
Basketsl 20 ” 50 “
5000 Dozen Silver Ten Sp'bons, 10 “ 20 dot.
10000 “ “' Tnble Spoons ,
and F—orka, ‘ , 20 “ 40 “
250 Gema’ Gold hunting-cue .
Watches, $5O toslsouch
250 Ladies‘Gold and Enumell- K
ed hunting-case Watches, 35 " 70
500 Gents’ hunting-case Si];
ver Watches. " 35 at 70
200 Diamond Rings. _ 50 ” 100
5000 Gold Vest & Neckkf‘lmins, 4 “
3000 Gold Ovnl Band Bracelets, 4 ”
5000 Jet. and Gold Bracelets.
2000 Chatelaine Chains and
Guard Chains, ‘ 5 “
7000 Solimin-ELGOM Brooches, 4 “
5000 Coral, Opal and Emerald
Brooches. 4 “
5000 Mosaic, Jet, Lam, and
Flr‘ntine Eur Drops,g ~‘ 4 “
.1500 Cori], (Hull, and Emerald ) .
Ear Drops, ‘ .4 “
4000 Cnlifornin Dium'd Breast-'
pins. 2.50 ”
3000 Gold Fob 65 Veal Watch-
keys, . 2.50 “
4000 Fob & Vest Ribbon-slides, 3 ”
5000 sets Solitaire Sleeve-bul
tons, Studs, km, 3 ”
3000Gold'l‘himlwles.Pencils,&c., 4‘ “
1000 Mininture Lockets, 2.50 “
4000 Miniature packets, Magic
Spring, 10 “
3000 Gol_d Toothpirks, Crosses, 2 “
5000 Plain Gold Rings, 4 “
5000 Chasm) Gold Rings.‘ 4 “
1000 SloncSelJz Signetlliags,2.so “
1000 California Dimnomi Hume, 2 “
7500 sets Ladies’ Jewelry—Jet, \
and Gold, . 5 ”
6000setsLudics’Jewelry?Cnm
e‘o, Peurl,Opnl,& other stones. 4 “
10000 Gold Pena, Silver Exten
sion holders and Pencils, 4 "
1000 Gold Pens & Gold mount-
' ed Holders,
5000 Gold Pens (nnd Gold ex-
tension Holders“ l 5 “
5000 Ladies' Gin & Jet Buckles, 5 “
5003 Ladies’ Gilt and Jet Hair
Bnrs nnd Balls, ‘5 “ 10 “
ARRANDALE & CO., Mnnufucturers' Agents,
No. 167 BROADWAY.NEW Yonx,
Announce um; All of the aboreJist of such
will be sold for On: DOLLAR each. ,
In consequence ofthe great stagnation bi
trade in the manufacturing districts of Eng
land, through the war having cut qfl' the sup
gly of cotton, a large quantity or ,Vniuabio
eweiry, originally intended for the: English
market. has been sent. offloa- sale in this coun
try, AND MUST BE SOLD AT ANY SACRI
FICE! Under these circumstances, ARRAN
DALE k 00:, noting as agents‘ for the mind
pal European manufacturers, have res‘olved
upon a great. GIFT APPORTIONMENT to be
divided nccc rding to the followingmgulntions:
‘.Ccrtillcntes of the various articles are firs]:
put. into envelopes, scnled up, and mixed ”up
when ordered, nrc taken out. without regard
to choic‘,'and sent by mail; thus showing no
favoritism. 0n receipzof the certificate, you
will see what. you nre to hav'e, and then it is at
your optioo to send the dollar and take the
urtlcle or not. Purchasers may thus obtain a.
Gold Watch, Diamond Ring, 01' any Set of
Jewelry on our list for ONE DOLLAR. '
SEND 25 CENTS FUR CERTIFICATE.
In all trnnsactions by mail, we shall charge
for forwarding the Cer'ificates, paying postage,
and doing the bu'gincss, 25 cents each, wblph
must. be Enclosed when the Certificate is unt
for. Five Certificates will be sent for $1
eleven for $2. thin (or $5, sixty-five for $lO,
and a hundred for £l5. ' .
WHAT THE " PRESS " SAY OF US~
The'Lnfng/me (Ind.) Daily Courier, Marci: LB, ,
1865,,mye: “A better‘selected, more -voried ;‘
or fashionable assortment. of jewelry cannot be
found on the continent thnn Arrandnle 8: Co. ‘
are now offering. Messrs. Arrandhle ll: 00. ‘
occupy a high p:sition in commercial circles
RS men entireiy nbote the common trickery or .
trade. Their statements may be implicitly re- ‘
lied upon, both as to the character of fix—Err
goods and the manner of disposal. Ladies
especially, in all parts of the country, are ~
realizing handsome promotes-agents, and if.
any of our inir readers desire to interest them
selves in the enterprise, they mny do so with
perfect confidence." ' ‘
Gun Git-"r Disrnrsvrtox.——A r‘are oppor- ’
tunity is oilered for obtiining watches, chains,
diamond rings, silverware, etc., by Messrs.
'Arrandile &.Co.,nt No. 167 Broadwny. They ‘
have on immense stock of articles, varying“ in ‘
value, and oil are oll‘ered at one dollar each.
The distribfitiop is very in‘n‘ly done—you agree
to take a certificate of a certain nrtiele, encloso
ed in an envelope, m are not required to pay
your dollar hinless you are satisfied with the
article, will * nill certainly be worth more ‘
than that a cunt, and may be $5O or sloo.- .2
An excellen mode this of investing a dollar. .
‘—-Sund7y Tunes, N. Y. City, Feb. 19, 1865.
l Messrs. Arrandnle & Co. have long been ,‘
personally known to us. and we believe them ,
,to be every way worthy of public eon6dence.§—- :‘
{‘N. Y.‘ Scottish American Jenn, June 11, 1,804., r
We have inspected, at the office of Arron
dnle k Co.’s Agency for European Mnnnt‘nc
tnring Jewellers, a, large assortment of fulh- ‘
,ionehle and valuable jewelry of the newest .
patterns. We olsonolieed 3 large quantity of .
silrer plate, and understand that. the whole 01. i
these newly' imported Articles are to be (lit, ,2
posed of one novel principle, giving great Adi-"Qt,
vantages to buyers, and affording extensive .‘
employment‘to agents.‘ We know the firm in- ,
question to be very ggspectahle and thorough
ly worthy at public confidence,nud recommend
our friends‘ to read their ndvcrtisernentrllv.‘
Y. Albion, 85])!an 3, IBM.
ExrtoylnJ-r ronLames.—The most eligible '
i and prohtnhle employment we have heard. at ,
for ladies is the sole of certificateser the v
Great th Distribution of Arrundnle h'Ud.— i
A lady of our acquaintance hlls been very sue
cessiul in this “my, not only in filling her awn
pulse, but also in doing a good turn to those
to whom she sold the Certificates, as will" be
seen by onrladvcrtising columns: Gentlemen
can also be thus engngt d.—-N. I'. Sunday Mer
wry, Aug. H, 1864. ‘_ _
The British Whig of Kingslon, 0. T 7,, says,
Nov. 26th, 186 1, “One '0! our lady subscribers
became an Agent for Arrsndsle is Cox, and by
request brought some twenty articles sent‘a!
prizes for her agency, to thispflice for inspec
tion, and without hesitstion we putt-taint *
each and fill of the articles were w h trehlo ,
the amount oi cost to the recipienumnd some v
of them six times." - ,
We have seen some very fietty specimens of »
Tsfi'ie sud ’l‘easpoons, Gold Watches, Ladies'
Chains, Pins, Bracelets, etc., which harefieen -
sent hy'Amndnle a: Go, to this place for $1
each—Angelica lirpomrJ‘. li‘Slatt,F¢b. lb, ’65.
AGENTS.—We want agents in every regii
ment. and in every town and county in the
cuntry, and those acting as such will he ikl
lowed 10 cents on every Certificate order‘ed or
‘them, provided their remittance emanates“;
dhg‘duollnr, slso other inducements which can
be arsed on application. _ Agents will collect
25 cents by every ‘Gertliicntehend remit is
cents to us, either in cash or postage stamps.
\ . armament; e co..
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ALL PAPER! 'ALL PAPlflf—Au ‘}
W new. It)!” just «sing gD;g, ‘
Bullx‘Eß’S Drug nnd Vcri £lom '4' 4‘; '
Q, ’ l F In! NHL" '1
ALICOES, as low as 12} u, “r; mint»:
' ' ‘ ‘ PAH V TOOKS’: £5
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