The compiler., December 18, 1865, Image 3

.le'é lan City I’m: any: um (Lo
ladder: decline in path, butter, out. Ind
‘othcr produce. in gxoiting slum in agriéul
tunl circle! in thn_neighborhood. We
'.in the followiugiquohlionu : Bauer ”e.
per lb., egg: 25¢. per dot, poutoei fie. per
bushel. oth 150. per bushel. rye 30¢. per
[Mi-he). harl'ey 25¢. per bushel. flour 83.50
pu- bbl.. pork (live) 61¢. per lb. 11 the
cm]: shady coming? ‘ .
fi’fln Virginil L gimme hnn rope.)-
ed ll: nuqnt formerly giu'n “1““ diviskn
of the Stud by the formation at Wed. Vi.-
3min.
fiGc-n. Lee is reporhd to‘huo laid
thug thp rebellion fuiled by reason ‘0! din
greemenu among the laden. _
H'A flowing petroleum well has been
struck by I New York company on Duck
creek} uur Mariam, Ohio. .'
Q'Alexander [LSteplwns bu déclinetl
being a candiddle’tor Senator from Georgi;
=I
fißrigndiu 6mm! H-uk'qm in I
conductor onrtho New Yufk Cantu! nil
msl. -
S'The clmlem I)!“ been importation
Von Cruz. Mexico, by uh» anch troops.
TEE MAnKm'z-a'.
GET 1') SBUllU—Snvumr upf.
.... BIN £0 8 50
4 75
.... 1.80 lo I 00
l 70 lo I so
Flour
lug F10ur..."
Whitc Win-at
,Red When...
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Timothy Seed
Flux 5eed......
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Hogs, per hund........
Hect’fimlk, per hund
11ny......... ...............
Whiskey
MARRIED.
0n the mm in'... In, Bonnuglltnwn, by “KW.
11. A.slmrh,Ml.JU.~El‘.H n. mummmm
I\A’l‘E, A. LITTLE, both or Mountjux luvyn~
ship, Adams county. ‘ ,
(In the 7th inu., by“ Rev. D. 'l‘. Curnnhnn,
Mr. JUMN’K )IvUULLUIIH w Mus ELIZABETH
CUM‘IAN, all of Gellytburz. ‘
Un Hu- lth insh, .u. the :esideqqe of the
bride’s mower“ .\lra. Emmet Diem, by Rev. LI.
K, \liner, \lr WILLIAM F. SAULHR. m llcid
lvrphurg, w Miss ELLXE L. DIE‘HL, u! Buller
tuwuslup.
‘ . DIED. , . _
”Obit-nu, nuucos 3 cenh per line for-,5”
0v” luur linen—cash to_ nucou:pun}_uulice.
(’in the 16111 of Kori, In Lee count), “1.,
DAVID HSCEL. formerly of ‘.in county, in
the 491]: yn-nr of hisngc. . . .
Uu Fridd) lust. u. we Alma-house, MARY
VIUKJ'IY, M. M. ndvnnred age "
In ILnIL-rguwnnhip, on the llth inst.,E.\l\lA
J‘JLIZ \liii’l'u. )muuuu duyuhtd‘r of Ueurge
null Suphm Isluchuugh, aged 1 martmouths
nnd 2'l (in) s. ' " .
0n the Min inat., JOH‘I W. “'RQLEY, son of
John Flo‘ser, 10f Stmbu'n mummy» ngcd 9
\enl’n 3 mnnthq and M Jan. ‘ ' .
‘ Ballroad Elecnon.
71‘1"“: Annual Elm-Linn for a l’ruidnnt Ind
Tux-h c .\hmtgen lor the Geluulmrg Kail
ruml. “all be bold or. the offiw ot' the C-nupnny,
lu [hr second story of the l‘naengur Depot. in
the Ilorough of Gettysburg, nu tho' SECOND
MONDAY 0|" JANUARY next, (JuuuM-y ‘B,
hum) m. 1 o'clock in the unenmun. A! the
sums lime nnul place !here will he held the
.regulur annual meeting ol‘ IheZSmckhulderl.
. DAVID WILLS. Sec'y.
Dec. 18,1865. td
Jury List. for, January.
Guum Junz.
(‘.m- slung—sH. J. Stnhle, (Foreman) Henry
(hrhwh. : - z .
fliglnl.lnd—Josep‘l J. Kerr. - . ' ’
(igrnmuy -Juhn U. Byrrulohn Dioh].
Butl- r—larzlr‘l llricker, Ednarfl Sta‘lr'y, Jacob
lhlfl'enspvrucn ,
wading—Lewis Chronister, Michael Alwine.
John l.."l'nugl|inlfvugh. .
‘l..uimnre-.-J.~.cuh Hnyhcrger, Cyrus Albert.
'l‘) hint—PlN”) Cuoley. ~
llumiltun—Jubn M) urs, Jacob 'A'ehler.
Noumplnnmnit—Jacob E. Miller. -
Timon—Henry Felly. Sr. .
Mennnen—rHL-nry Burner, Bil-tun Griest.
()xfyrll—llcnry‘J.‘nhn. *‘ ' - .
llumingtou—l’eterj‘rey. ’ ‘
Bexrwick—Uyrus W‘nll‘, Jacob Hq'll. ‘ ‘
'i Glxnun Jun. ‘p ~
Oxford -Jumea Robinson, Jr. .
Union—Amos Baaelmre, Abr-th un Rife.
lla-uding—4cumehus Myers, Andrei Emu,
Wm. 0. Beck. - ' '
Cumberland—« Wm. Ron, Wm. Er Myers. Geo
WelkerL . '
Mounlplensnntf—‘Dxmiel KohhrflincentO'Bold,
Alexander Litile. _- ' > _
Gettysburg—John W. Tiplon, Joseph Wible,
John Willa, Ed’wurd Mom-hey. ' j " ‘
Slmban—Jncob L. Grasp, WIn.,L. Thomas.
Huhlingtorr—JAdnm Wclgle, Emanuel Neug‘el,
Lynne .\lyers. '
“)lenuHen—Solo‘mou' Hargmm, John 3. Ron'-
5 man. A ,
'Couowngo—Amhrose Kline. '
Butler—Solomon Urner, Nninh Miller.
Germany—Wm. Dultem, Jesse Icket. "
Liberty—Frederick .\lclntire. ' x
Freedomdoshna Brown. Sr.
Highland—hue Hemer.
Hu— 'ilmua-LPner'Holfheina, Samuel Miller.
;lummonb-n—Roben Wlunn, mix. I'. Reed.
Lulimore—Abram Zigglar. . ’
Dec. 18,1865. , ;
Hanover B. Rafiroad.‘
NE TA .E—On and Inner Firidny, Nov.
“Hi, 18 5, passenger trninl ob thg Hun
over "much nilraad will leuye sifullows:
FIRST TRAIN, (which makes connection
with three train: on the Northern Central
lluilrnyknt the Junction.) will league Hunover
at 9 00 s', it. for Your, Baltimore, Burl-burg,
Ind lntemmdiate'utntions.
fi‘Thli trnin returns to hoover I! 11 fl.
and "dyes It Gettysburg“ l P. H.
SECOND TRAIN leaves Hanover at 1:0 P.
IL, nnd arrives It the Junction at 3.10 P. l,
connecting mth the Nail Train South, which
Arrives at Baltimore at SP. H. Pulsengeu by
this Train For York lay over at tbs Junction
until BJ2 P. 31. ‘
Passengers leaving Baltimore (or Hanover,
Gvuyaburg, and Liulepzown, wilt take cube:
"1e “nil Train 3!. 9 A. IL, or the Past Line a:
12.101’. )1. , JOSEPH LEIB, Agent.
Dec. 18. 1865. * I
P you wish u prim ”tide of Chewing and
1 Smoking Tobncco, Cignu, to" go to NJ}.
INN IGH’S Cuntectionery, in Oklahoma":
”net. ~,__¥ .-
F you vial: Onngu. 'Lomonn. Raisins, Fig,
l or Duel. go to h". H. NINMGH‘S Conn?
onéry. in Chamber-bum meet.
ANDBILLS; POSTERS. 86.. done in tho
:imt “mun stylus st the GUIHLEB
unite, Gettylburg, , .
AGO, Arrow Root, Om Sunk, Rice-flour
and gel-tin, {or his u Drnaounwa
nu “ONLA ~ A
110! with I nice Assortment of flu Quad
3.) to x. H. lINRIGE’B 00 our; "
Autumnal: meek, afoul ’in
r you um: fresh Almonds, Psln Kata,
mm]. .Wnlnuu, mum. Como-at;
amp-n, ta. (0 to‘ Bali. IMIGH’
commoner}. in mammary-tn». .
RP anysacna. PAH-The Winter Senior:
1' of this Institution I!!! commence JAN
UARY Nth, 1866, and will cominue thirteen
‘ weeks. For punicul-n‘ ladnu
3 H. L. BAUOHEB, D. D.,
‘ Pnuldnnt of Pt. College.
PH Rn. Okll’fiHßEllAß‘l‘.
nd u! on a r unto De ’t.
Deeds, 1335? a: r'p r, P
' ‘ 031""qu Rum-u. Bun}
' Doc. 9, 1885. ‘
N Election lor Director: of um Bait, to
Ah‘serve for the ensuing war, will be held
u. \ e Bunking Home, on TUESDAY, JANU
ARY 9th, 1866, It 1 o’c!ock,’l". N.
T. D. CARSON, Calder.
Dec. 18, 1865. St '
1331‘ NATIONAL. BANK OF GETTYS
BIRG.—Notice it hereby given to the
. mekholden of~the FinL Nation-1 Bunk of
Gettylbnrz, am an election lor sevon Diréc~
ton, to ur‘u one year, it" be held I: the
Banking Home a! fluid Institution, on TUES
DAY, «he 91!: an of JANUARY, 186$, :11
o’clock, P. I.
Dec. 18, 1863. 3t
N ELECTION will he llt'ld In. Ihgj’nhlic
A School llouse in _andersville, ml the
FIRST SUNDAY l.\' JANUARY, 1866, be
tween the pours of l and 4 o'clock. P. BL, lo}
mevurpose of elvctinx olfi-‘ers at the “Adams
Counly Agrit'ullnml Su’ciey,” tog the‘ensuing
year. By order of Ihe board.
“'3l. B. \VILSON, Sec’y.
'_Dec. 13, 1865. td : '
ACOB MORTORF'S ESTATE.—LetIen of
' ndminiutnition- on the estate of Jacob
Hortorf, fate oi linuxiugtrm locuship, Adams
cqunty, deceased} having Men granted to
the“ undersnwmd, residing in‘ Tyrant! town-
Ihip, be“ hurrhy gives notice to all persons in
debted to paid tdLI‘IN: to make immefl'me pay. ;
ment, and thou having clniml against the aume ‘
'.O present them prupt‘riy authentic «ted for let
tlerne‘ut. (.h‘ultuig W. iIAiiMAN, Adm’r. i
Dec. 18, 1865. 6L ' - ' j
..... 2 00 90 2 D 0
...... l 75 to 2 00
....Y. 6 50 w 7 00
8 50 w 9 00
1 'l5 lo 1 L 6
' 90 to 93
[‘o lo 84
48 '.o 53
’. Horsemen, Attention!
A CHANCE I‘o um; MONEY
RY .runs-9 HAujnus’s
7 7510 8 ‘2
3 501.0 3 "lb
12 no has so
I!) 00 1013 00
'9 30 1020 00
‘2 30 w 1 31
rATENT§AFETX KIIIULE AND LINER.
Ty: most un-lul invention of the we, patent
cd or. 7, 1565. Any runaway ("Hm-king
horse in lhe Wurld can be driven lay It with
use. $l,OOO tutu-it ull'vn-d by Dr. Hartman
for Every lafilure he nukes In nmnugin‘g such
nuiumla. .Suddlers of Lmucutcr make no
olhcrbzidle. - - . _
.‘l'owuship-or I'ndhidu‘nl Riglhi in Adams
county tar .ulc by ' ,
‘ ' [HIEUER Jr BRODBENT,
. Gel-3 aburg, l‘n.
$5 will [’lrclmsv nn ludihduil lilgui. , _
Dec. w, 1565. :1." ‘ . . ' ,
{HE Commissioners nl Adams enmity hue
by give unlice thzu'lhey Im've (ind upon
the fullo“ in): time:- for the [gal-ling ul‘Appwls
fur the screw; lsnrulffihs cm! 'l‘uwmlups of
Adams cmluty,xl.t xhc utficc ol _thn (.‘runty (.:qu
miusumers, in Gchydmrg‘ \mel am! where
ill-y \ull nttrnd 401 nm! Appmls. Imlwecu the
llouri‘l-F 9 n'clockWL .\l. and J o'clock, P. 31.,
orcm'h dd], us Lulu“:
The Apia-uh, fur thlysl-urg, (‘um‘mrlnan
Gunning, Link-stun n, Uxturd, lhmnuulun,
Lulimuré, and Hunmlnubun. on TUESDAY,
the lqih dufi' GHANUAHY 111-.\i: .
Fur Franklin], Stratum,” .\h-mxllen, Butler,
Noumplezmim. _\lunp:jay, “ighlmm. and Con.
ounogn, on \\'HD.\'EBUAY,- lue ”lb duly of
JANUARY nun; .
For Bending, Hamihon, Liberty, Tyrane.
:llniou. Premium; lit-mick 601, and Hclwick
(11., on THURSDAY; the Emu dny uHANU
AR)’ next. A
By orhof‘the Commissionars,
.Dec. 18, 1865. Id
4......_. fi._
a‘ Begxster’s Nance.
OTlChis hereby given to all [leg-Merl nigd
OIIM‘I' persons concerned. that. the Ad
ministration Accuunu herr-in-fler menlioned
will be presnuted u: the Orplmn'a Court of
Adam; coungy, for-confine uzion and nullownnce,
on MONDAY. the lblh day ol JANUARY,
18!:6, IH. 10 o'clock, A. l[., viz :' .
' 248. fi‘he first account. of Andrew Bib.
finger and John linuuger, Executor: of
Jacob 'B (linger. deceased. ‘ '
249. First nnd final acpounl of Daniel S.
Diehl, Atlmxniflrawr ofSamuel Sadler. dec.
250, Theg'nccoun', of Benjamin Muinun,
Administrator: 0'! the estate at]. C Albert.
smiled by Samu‘el B Miller, one of the Ex
ecuwrg 0! Benjamin Maliun. damned.
‘ 251. "(be but and 'fimnl nccoum. of-Daniel
Drum-hacker, Administrator of 'the estate
o 'Susmg Kt'efl'f. late ovat. Carroll. Illinois,
ap-l' lonuerlv offidnma county, deceased.
‘2-32“ The first. quil final account. of Hon.
Muses McClean, Administrator of the esmxe
of GyOpleori, (hcuaml, Embracing alm
an ‘nécnuht of sales of heal 13min u'mde by
him M auai-nvy in hm fur he heirs.
253. The first and final Emu!“ pl John
, Human-y, Admiriistmtpr with” the will an
~ nexml 0! Martha Lee-per, late on Liberty lp.
, SAMUEL LHALY, Register.
Beglster’s Office, Gettysburg, } . «
, ;__D_ece “3135511305. «1*
. ICIIAE‘L UNGER'S ESTATE.-—-Letters
Bf testamunlury on {he‘l'Slllle of Michael
ngu, lute of Union tnwushlp, Adams ciiunly,
_dN‘Pnicd, hm‘fiig bocn granted to the under
;ignod, residing in the same township, be
hereby gives notice to all persons indebted to
said estate In a: nke immediate pnylnent, and
those having clnims again.“ lhe snmo to pre
sent thqunopcrly nuihenticnled fbr setlle
mun: ‘ JEREHIAB UNGER, Ex’x.
Nov. 20, 1865‘ ‘ m" i
ILERU‘S COD LIVER OIL JELLY, ny
proveii hy the Academy 0! ”edit-inc.—
l'o: Coughs, Colds. Bronchill md Tuberru-
In: Consumption, Scrofuh an}! General De
bilicy., The mom. mnld.,blnnd ammunition:
turn: in which God that Oil can be uged, and
with more benefit ”cured—to the patient. by A
single wupooufnl of thlthlly, thnn by don
ble the quantity of the clear or unjellified Oil.
For‘lule by all drluuills and by
E. ii. TRLTI-IX,WbolesuloDn gyisl, ‘
- Na. 1:. Beckin'mu SL, New York.
Aug. 29, 1865. 3:21 "
THE undersizned would moat relpectfuny
’ inform the purblicjbnt he continue: the
. BLACKSHITUISG BUSINESS,
a: his shop, lutelyj’hilip Dwrspm’l, adjoining
Troxel‘a pnlut' .~h7»p, in East Middle we“,
chysbnrg, where he- will at all time. bo pre
pared to do Black-milking work to Carritgel,
Buggies, Wago’ns, kc. That. ho hum! ho! to
do all jobs at the kind will not be questioned
by‘those who hue I knowléfige of his long
experience I: the”bnslness.‘ Come on with
your work, and you will be snisfied when‘you
mu lt "my—and for which he will receive
(3th or Gouuuy 'Prn.l‘uce.] ‘ , ‘ .
ADAM _HOLTZWORTEL
U", 30, 1805. tf ~
Revenue Stamp <
P In] denomination consunlly on blnd
0 .‘ad for nle the First Nations! flunk
of Geflyllmrg. GEO. Anx’om, Guam; ..
Géttylbnrg, Nov. 14, 1864. r
BLANKBCLHE‘EKS. NOTES A)! D
» “a ‘A. K Printing of every descrip
tion “my Ind prompt! , uecnted n th
coximmm aflico. ’ °
NEW mick of ‘ “
~ GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
a mad with upecinl our. ad warnnud good
tin. Myers, jun milled Ind for sale n
' ' J. BEVAK'S,
’Oppoliu the 'Bnnk. Gettylbnrg.
1" you will: Toy ngou, Buggiel, Guru,
Wheelbarrow: lid Drums, go to I: H.
NEIGH'S Confectionery, in Chambcnbnrg
“not.
Ma's PLANTATION mnvns,’ one
Hannibal Tonic, u Dr. R. uumn'a
m Blon- ‘ "
Pennsylvania College,
Bank Election.
Elect! on.
G 20. ARNOLD, Cuhier
Notice.
Notice.
Tax Appeals.
.1. M. WALTER, Clerk
Notice:
To ConsumptiveB.
Blacksmithmg.
. a
Valuation 'and Assessment for 1886.
N purl-lance of In Act. of Au‘cnbly puud the 17th day (”1111”, 1842, the following Sutu
ment In hereby published' by the Commissioners of Adm" county. which exhibit: the
nmonnt, deaaflption And ulna of the Bed tux-t Prroonll Property. Tndl'l Occupulon 3“
Protection, and. liable b) the lever-l Act: of Aucnbly 0! thin Comnonwullh :
' > a: m ‘
. mg ms. 35] 5;..3-‘50051190; 9 5
‘ 5" ‘33-’43: :;(==-z-{22:;gg'gl mil 3
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Bonoooutn 1 255 2g§fbff=zg§afigg ZoEjtamgFE .-
‘lovumu. , 29-: anr;?§§ 395.51: ;gg;9;;x3o4 g
-- ‘ ' 1‘3".» 'figw;§=:‘sgfi'figgglzmfigsr‘ss's ,5
~ Ea— ;="§:'-‘§:3[ 15%;:E'ééit-53; 55’ :'
.__; . 4145‘; __'='.L°_:l_':£: ;;_;
Gutntgnri............'.....;331168' «357(21904154333 6750 3200' 630‘ 1810 $37,00
Cumhuhnd....m........,.-.., 240070 10314 y uma‘ nao “.114 301.05. 1,00
Germany....:... .......;.. .. . mm 0392, 15900 3435 ...... 15157 2.00
0xf0rd...........................- 159910 10672. 59929} 0425 ...... ......' 2830 12.00
Huntingt0n.........,,,mm", 202193! 2658-85 2:868. 10805' .. '3030’ 7.00
Laumm......,,....._,...',m, 14622101186): 1393:; 5540‘ 20131 2,00
Hamiltonbln 2132331 175051 137114‘ 1230.4 .147; 7‘oo'
Smb-u.................. ...... 219086111597; 30719, 3510' ._..... ......l 1765 3.00
Pr-nknu.:..................... 252094! 20209 10070: 115201 :4... ......‘f’ :33; 4.00
11en110n......,,,mm;,,,,,,._ 190310 v 11474! 10131? 0130‘ ...... ......$ 2770 5.00
Re1ding.......... ............. 228016' 10907' 22015‘ 4010 - :-.:.. ' 2723'
Hum1t0n........................ 201020! 13807! 25930‘ 5020’ 2M5: ......
lonn£pleuut,..,.;. 179400 21068' 200431 4305‘ 3702'
any..." _zzono} 9049' 03900, 2953! 2031'
Tyr0ne.................A......... 103857] 10147! 3000, 45:0! ......, xsso‘
can...".,,_,,,,___,.__,,,,,,, 197459 0487. 31120 333: .....4 non 3.00
Bauer"... 109003‘1514211300-1‘ 0:55 2170
N0untj0y........................ 1842-)"' men 7036‘»l 4460 ......) 2449!
Prved0m......... 368420 50389 7300 33055 soci 3.00
Lmeny..................:....... 115-0551 9977; 7705 482i] 9*o' I'oo
8erwick1p...................... 90050; .0035 1014:. 3420 i ! ......! ms} 1.00
1k’rwickb0r................,... OMB!» 2525 12.03- 4333 i . ......l 1085;
Lnt1e510wn.................... 6.44:. 3075 23208 610.3; .__"i 1279: 6.00
umills-10.4.4.4........ 83530. 02.17 12,012 2:130; ......f 8554
Total, “740:9avasmauosewzizsi 67:0 3200! G3O, 4..-9330.593100
Aunt-J. It. Walter, Clerk
‘ Decvmber “.8, 1565. 4:
Public Sale.
HE lubscribt-r, inunding to more West”
Twill sell at Public Sula, on Ilu- premium,
on HONDA Y. the Isl. day ofJANUAIIY. 1866,
M 9 o'clock. A. 51.,
THE VALUAIHJ.‘ FARM on which he now
résides, shunted between the Gettuhurg null
Littlentnwn rondshnbom 2 miles from Tum-y
-ipw Currull culiuty, lid , nnd adjoining lands
of gleriing Gun, Jnrnea and Robert Knox,
and thers. This Farm contain; 20'! ACRES.
more o'r less, qnilrr goirl fencing, land lnid 00'
in conveuient figlds. and in a high state of
cultivntum, it luring had om 25.000 bushcla
oi lime thereon within the Inst few yen“.—
Thin Farm is well muered, having two never
iniling springs in water near thefioor. There
is an excellent youngflrchurl 0 tier; \‘nriea
ty of fruit, trees, with pehch. peanhpricot, ‘
plum. and other trees.‘ Thx-re is n sulficien“. i
quantity at Woodlnud, also n large quantity
oi’ excellrnt mmdow land. ‘The gm»
improvementsconeislolnilough- 5.3 a .
nutrllwolliug HOUSE, n Luge 51; P: - ‘
Wenthcrbonrdcd Bun, with Corn vii-«’3‘:
Crib, Lurge Wagon Shed, Smoke House. Dog
House, am) nli‘necessnry out~buildi§gs.
Aim. at the same lime and pince.l ivill sell
TWO WOOD LOTS, cuntxlining {lnch Four and
u llaif Acres, more‘br less; sit‘nnlcd near 8211’:
Milk Any pvréons wishing to view the pro
perly, can do“ sent my time. ’
l'ossessinn piien the first day of April.—
Terms made known on day or‘ sale. .
Dec. 4,1865. ts“ K ‘
Desirable Property
T PRIVATE SILK—The subscriber ofl'crs
A in Private Sale. the property on which
be men: iy rv-sidedi consisting of
A “new or“ LAND, silunle in'Cumborlilnd
tnwnship, Adunl county, adjoining lands of
Emanuel D. Kellcjr, Henry Bult, John W.
Weigle, and others, containing 19 Acres, more
or less, about. one-half being‘legnm “endow;
The improvements nren Two-stury Log ‘_‘”?
HOUSE}, Low Burk-building, I ‘one- my!)
story Log Home, Spring Home. Lug
Bun. ‘vnh Wagon Shed and Corn Crib, flog
Pen, km, {in} wells of excellentr wntrr. with
pump: in th'em, n‘ good Apple‘On-hurd and
other chowe frui'.
Slick ’propertirrnre rare, and persons wish
ing to buy should not miss this «bu-neg.—
Thoae wishing to View it are requested to call
on the uubiériber, residingin Gutysbnrg.
‘CORNELIUS DAUGHER‘I‘Y.
Oct. 20,1865: ~ ,' ..
' A Valuable Farm
T PRIVATE-SALE.-—The subacrilger,‘ Ex
ecuwr of Joaeph llemler, decoused,ofl‘cn
at Prim": Safe,
A FARM, situate in .\inuntplensnnt township,
Adams county, Pun, thrcc‘milvs east of Gd.-
].yaburg. near the rum] lending to Bounuph
town. adjoining iitnds of Abraham Reuvér,
John Cressflohn Rommel, and others, contain
ing 173 Acres, more or less, of patented hind,
nhont 30 acres in timhhr, with n suifi ,iency of
meadow. The improvements are
n Two-awry Fi‘uinc liUUhK, with
Back-bl:ildin',j,Bnnuke House,two
nary Stone Spring {louse with n ,
never-failing Spring.'a Lug Burn, Wagon Shed,
Corn Cribs, with no Orchard ofchoice fruit.
It is in I good state of cultivation and well
watered with uéver-l‘niling Water in neari)
every field. - r ‘ '
Persons wishing to View the Farm will call
on Joseph A. Hemier, residing thereon.)
' GEORGE HEMLER.
Sept. 11, 1‘865. ti Executor.
,[ Laches’ Oyster. Saloon.’
RE, undersigned !ms the ple'nauré of an-
T nonncing to his frien‘fia that, in cunnoc
you with his QONFECTIUNERY A.\'D 101-:
CREAM SALOON, be 11.13 opened an ,
~OYS'PER SALOON,
with A SEPARATE DEPARTMENT FOR
LADIES. Ladies and Gentlemen‘vxsiting this
Snloon will find the accommodnfious ull they
could denim. Oysters will be served up in
.ny style and In nauperio: manner. Cull and
Ice. ' , 3 JOHN GRUEL.
Nov 8, 1865. . If
Pictures! Pictures!
BVI MUMPER fining purchned Samuel
7 Wavev’n PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, is
prepued to “my; work in bi: line equal (a
In] bumblisbmen in the Slate. ll‘ you desire
a good likeness, finished according to tbelntcat
lmproumeml in the :11, call 1:11.th above
long-established Gallery, in West Middle
sweat. Gem-slung. [Janz 9, 1365.
Beeves' Ambrosia
FOR. THE HAUL-The On'giaal and Genuine
Amlmm‘a in prepued by‘JnALLnl‘Rxlus,
and is the best {lair dressing mid prenrmtive
now in use. It stops the finir filling out.
causes it to grow ”nick and ;ps’e'Tenu it from
turning prematurely grey. It eradicate- dan
drutf, cleanses, beautifies anti render: the heir
um, glouy end curly. Buy it, fly it. end be
convinced. Don’t be put. off with e spurious
article.~ Ask for Beevn' Ambrosia and take
no other. For Sade by Drunk“ and Deolen
in Funny Good! everywhere.
Pfice 75 mm per Bottle—4B,oo p‘er doten'
Added! REEVES' AMBROSIA DEPOT,
’B3 Fulton St, New York City.
Oct. n. 1885. on
Something for Everybody
0 BUY AT DR. R. HORNER'S
T n DRUG AND VARIETY STORE.—
“Wind I fine cuonuunc a!
up uni Medicines,
I’mns Medicines, -
aflfionery,
Fine] Dry Goodl,
Confections,
Groceries.
Notions,
TOBACCO, BIGARS, to.
In. 13, “64. .
'fl'kAC‘flNG AflENTION.—Tha “pa-log
Picture: taken at MUMPER’S SKY.
'l' GALLERY. on West Middle sh, In
numting nukes-nu attention. Good jndxu
prgmonnu than! superior to Any ever taken in
thin plum. Call and e'xunhi to: your-elven.
Jul. 18,1865.
ALL "Id lee (be molt buntifal lupu
-0 nut 01;: gEWRLBX, much u
nap in top: A _ ,
B o 1) finger Blug‘, Locke" Obdgl. #O.,
.g J. aha s, ,
Opposite m Bank, Guyana.
‘ l? A VALUABLR l-‘ALHL—‘l‘he under.
Jigned, hy virtue of the last will and tea
tnment of Micheal Petry, lute ol Cu'rrull coun
it ‘, Hd., deceased, end of the Order of the Dr
phans’ Unurt for said Cnrroll county, will alter
the Real Estate left by said deceased free and
l clear ofthe dower right ofhis widow, at Pub
? lic Sn'e, to the highest bid-let, on the premises.
i on SATURDAY, the 23d d-tx ol DEGEMHER,
”65, at l'o’clock, P. M. Said Real Estate is
1 situated in Carroll county, .\ld , on the Turn
‘ pike rohl lending tron: Westminster to Union
town, three and n in]! miles from the former,
and the some distance trim) the hitter piece,
and contains 201 ACRES, 3 Roads and 34
Perches of Land, more oi- less, rf which 30
acres are cnvered with excellent Timber, con
sisting of Black and-White Oak. Hickory, and
sonic Chestnut, the residue is cleared 15nd,“:
it fine state of cultivation, very productive,
‘nnd enclosed with good fences, of which a
great purl. is post. and mil. .The buildings on
this property hzt‘ve all been erected within the
lust. sixteen years, and consist of a at,"
commodious Two-story Log Wes- _.gwf ; "
therbonrded HOllSE,uith a Busc- a ,3 ”fl ,
mcnt story, Frnmc think llnrn,loo "1‘26
feet long by 45 feet wide, With ‘twu \\'ngou
Sheds null Corn Crih attached, “'.Nh House,
Cnrrinue “onse, “‘00: House, Dry House and
fluke-oven, Cave with Smoke llunse over it,
and n Hog House. There is A Wt-ll ol excel
lent Witter near the dwelling with n l'nmp in
it, l!nd there is n Cistern at the U urn or ruff
ficicnt capacity to hold one hundred and fifty
(nnr barrels of water. There are 2 Apple
Orchards on thismropetty of choice vnrit-ties
and other Fruit Trees, nlso nn excellent Quiltf
ry of Limestone of superior quality. |
This property is susceptible “advantageous
division lnto two pnrcels, for the renson that
the 'aforeeuid Turnpike rmd runs very nearly
through the centre of it, audit is well wotercd
hy Meadow Brunch, which passes through it.
Tue Terms or us are as follows, viz;—
OJe-thirdm purclmse money shall be
psid by the purchaser or pur'chtuers to the un
dersigned on the day of sale. or upon the
ratification thereof by the Orphnn’s CJurt
aforesaid, nnthLle residue shall be pnid in two
equal payments. the one to he. paid in one
your, and the other in two years from thadsy
ol sale, nnd to be secured by the notes of the
purchlser or purchasers with security to be
.apprbved of In; the nndersugned, bearing in
terest from the def“ sn’e.
SAMUEL NULL
Pcnons wishing to‘view the above property
before the day of Exile will plensé call upon
the undersigned. one of whom resides thereon,
or upon their Attorney. residm: in Westmins
ter, .\ld. (“THARINE PETRY, Exrcuuix,
JACOB PETRL Executor.
‘ ‘J ‘J. Bnumgardner, Attorney.
Wm. Brown, Auctioneer.
Dun-. 11, 1505. u '
k T PRIVATE SALEw-‘Tbfllbflfififl offers
A big Real Esmte at Private Sale, cousin
ing of-the followin’g:
No. 1. A FARM, situate in Frmklin {own
zhip, Adams coun‘y,about 4 miles south of
Culllown, adjoining land. of Arnold Linn,
Peter Henry, Amol Dievhl, and othenmnmuin
ing 236 Acres, more or less, about 60 being
cleared, and the huhmce first rate Timber,
)ocust,-chesnut, rock oak, black oak,and white
oak. There II a constant slrcum through the
farm, with I good‘ my mill size, and water in
an the fields hut one. The im- '1“
proveml‘nu are a Two-story Log 3:? i '
uonsn, Sumrfifi Kitchen. Smoke J? l"!
House, Bunk Burn, Wagon filled... - x;;<
and Corn Crib. Hog Pen. and other ouLb‘unid
iugs. There is an excellent spring 11‘. the
floor. and two young Apple Orchards on the
property. ’ '
No. 'l. A TRACT OF LAND, about iof 3
mile east of the abovehadjoiuing Peter fluke
nnd Victor Mcllhenny, containing 52 Acres.
more or less.'ahout. 30 acres. being in good
Timbl-r’. Thefimprovemcnla his A one “2;
um! I! hnif spory Double Log HOUSE, my:
Slab!e,Smoke[Eouse, ands Wellflouse.
with A prime wcllo! waterin it. Also a spring
am] a fine young Apple Orchard on the place.
Persons wishing to view the pmpgrty are
”11:93:01! to call on the fibucriber, rhqding
on AO. l. ‘
The property will be laid on only terms,
and divided to wit pin-churn.
GEORGE DAYWALT.
No'v. 20, 1865
r nesmr‘nw, REAL ESTATE—The
Inhecriber. in nding 40 decline farming.
WI” offer All. Publiofisue, on TUESDAY, the
261 h of DECEXBEB. 1865, u 2 o'clov'k, P. 51.,
HIS VALUAHLB FARM, situated on Big
Pipe Creek. Gui-roll county, um, Idjaining
[ends of John Waist, Jacob Marker, and others,’
on the road leading from Weiet's Mill in the
Littlenown Pike, containing .over 200 ACRES
OF LAND. The improvements 'h‘
consist nfunbsmmial Tue-story “'45; '
arose House, mu. Kitchen; I'}, "1]
large Stone Bern, Hag House, 2. ';g.‘~\
Spring Bounce, Smoke House, Dry House mud
Bnk‘e Oven. Wagon Sheds, Ind all other on
buiidinga, built. of stone, in the best manner:
There in In excellent Orchard of choiceJi-nit
on the place. There is also about 43 acre! of
good Timber-land. The Fern: ii under excel
lent fencing, the land is rolling, but not hill],
and all well limed ; 3 Pump at the barn and In
the kitchen door, and e never-failing Spring
at the spring house. A
Person desiring to view thnpremiees. vyill
be cheerfullyshewn ‘hesume by the subscriber,
living on the piece. ‘ ~ ‘
”The farm will be ofiefld ht Print-B
Sde, qn euy \ermr, until the 26m. a
RTerpsu-conunoduiug Ind made now:
on flay otsnle, when an Plu’will he uhE‘an.
_ A _ JACOB EBB;
Dec. n, 1865. ‘u
C I: 0 O ) x s .
Now on hand CLOCKS in great Variety,
from funnies or the highen reputation in the
country, .ud "maxed good lime-hem".
Cull on J. BEVAN,
Opposite the Bank, Gguyiburg.
URI SILVER WARE and
‘ SILVER PLATED WARE.
of the Very beat qulicy, a new umnmemjun
melted. Cd] Ind In it. I. BEVAN,
. -oppolm the Bunk, Gettysburg.,
F you with linguiim PM: To:
i Boob. Nenpnpen, or {'Vovaln, 3.11513.
NNIGH'S Confettionery, in Clan-bent)“:
um; ‘
swam. “Am-n.
ABRAHAM muss,
4,4 'SAML‘EL wow.
Comnfiissioners
Execuors’ Sale
Two Properties
Public Sale
1:111M1=21E1
The Oldest 391 but:
GINGY IS THE
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.—
This Agency baring Qperior sd vantages. on
show lore, sad Inner . grsin sud urn-ing
Farms and other properties {or sde to persons
_desirinz homes, business sites, km. in this
buntilul Ind ferfile stley “'1 lens prices than
my other establishment in [be Ynlley of Vir
ginia. Our ofiice beinglouted in the town of
HARRISONBURG, near the centre of this
garden of Virginia, and beihg in direct com
nnnlmiou by stage and otherwise vilh sl
most every pm oflhe Valley. persons seeking
homes here, can hare better (“amic- for
looklag at and selecting such‘properlies as may
um the uriou tute- and nuns of the nu
merous purchuers.
We would respectfully invite the Attention ‘
of purchasers to the PROPERTIES we have
on hand for sale, bsing confident we can oe
commodste the most whimsicsl on such terms
on «not be offered n any other office in the
Valley. Our properties nnuo in qusnlily from
(25) TWENTY-FIVE ACRES, T([)m§2soo)
TWENTYJIVE HUNDRED AC ,
‘ Ind in PRICE. at Inn» 9
($3) THREE DOLLARS TO (380) SIXTY
DOLLARS PER ACME, ‘
Ind contaip some of the very best grazing'nn'i
grain FARUS in the Ynlley, 3nd some of the
most plenum nd bmulilul lac-111i" in the
anley. Our town lots. busineu sites. and
,townJesidencu, In not. surpuud in the
Valley. ,_
Tlmnrtnvlccouomnxu. Anyonewnnt
ing inPormfliou, can have it, it any [trollerly
üboutwhich they may inquireén our ndvcr
tisemenu by writing to us fin- s «analoguel
containing prices, llilf‘riplifi' lists, kc.
These lands and other properties he in Rock
inghnm, Pugo, Shenandmh, Warren, Anguqm,
Ruckbridge, _Pundleton, Hardy, Randolph, Al
bemarle. tu.‘ ‘
Give us a call and you canffizom the nnmnr
on: properliu‘ we have for 5510, be accommo
dated on the best of te'rmn, before you leave
for your home. A We Ire M. all times prnparcd
to convey person“ to look It. lunds lying in Ihe
county of [lockmghmm free nfclmrga.
Address,. J. D. PRICE & CU.,
, No x and} um Building.
llnrrinonburg,mocklugu um cm, \'n. .
A Dec. 4, 1863;. 3m '
Virginia Lands in Mark at.
. RTHUR L. ROGERS. ‘ ...
, __‘ _ ‘ - REAL ESTATE {\G'ENT,
MIDDLEBURG, LOUDUN COUNTY. VA:
llnving nn extensive ncqulinmncc with the
people and the Land of the Piedmnnz Section
of Virginia, In celelimted‘ as a fine “6'3“
Country,” [will pay particular «Ht-mien tn
the‘ PURCHASE AND SALE OF [ti-Ll].
ESTATE, in lhlaVregion‘, besides prnclicing
lnw in the Conrls of London and l-‘nnquier.
a! sun undionzed to sell name of-the
most deaimble Farms in this part. of the Slate.
and will correspond promptly with persons
wishing to purchagg, or take plenlurejn sliow‘v
ing the-1e Lind": to them, it they give me n cu“.
Q‘Plhu and Surveys furnished when de
sired. Address, AKTllUll‘ L. ROGERS,
Attorney in Luw, Middleburg, Luudou cm, Va.
Rzrzuficzs.«—John Janney, Esq , Leesburg,
\'n.; Gen. A. Rogers. Hiddleburgr, Yn.; John A.
Spilmun, Esq., James V. “woke, Beth Wur
reulon. Fnuquier county, Vn.; A.‘ K. Phillips,
Frederigaburg, “L; finds 12. Smith, Esq“,
Nexus :3, V..x.; Ur. Hen-Hy, R. Wellfurd.Wm.
H..\lacfarll-nd. Esq., Richmond, VIL; Messrs.
L. I’. Bayne & 00., Messrs. Hamilton Enter
J: C 6,, I. Nevet' Stelle,-Ihllilnnre; Md.
fliddleburg, Vu., Oct. 16, 1665. 3:11
Carriage-making Resumed.
‘HE war being over, the undersigned hnvé
re~umed the
CAIIIIIAGE-MAK‘NG BFSINESS,
at. their old mud, in E mt “indie street,
GETTYauunn,
where ‘hey are again prepared to put up work
in the mos! fashionable, substaminl,,and supe
rior mynncr. A in: of new and second-hand
’ CARIHAGES, BUGGIES, &C.,
on lund, which “my ml! disuose~ o! in tho
lowest prices; mud all orders will be supplied
as promptly and sut'lsfncmrily as toasible.
‘fi‘REPAIR/INE}
done with dispnlch, nnd nt‘cheypest rules.
A large lot of new and old HARNESS or.
hand for sale. . «I .
"Thankful for the liberal 'puronage hereto
for: enjoyed by them, they solicit. and mill en
deavor to dcsen‘e a large sh u-e,ih the fnluAe
’ _DANNER & ZIEGLEE.
July 10, 1865. 1!
Grand Mass Meetmgq,
NOT for political purpoqee, but. {or pur
poses of comfort, during the coming
Winter, will be held at. the new
0115 A? CLOTHING,
' HAT AND CAP STORE
‘ . 0F THEODORE C NORRIS,
on Chambershurg street. Gettysburg, one door
East. of Buehler'l Drug Stare, angry day during
the lull. ' He has on hand
Boy's Jukets. . .
Boys’ Coats,
Boys' Hats and Cam. ‘
, Men’s Fine Cloth Coats
Men's Sack Coats, '
Men's English Wnlking Coats, ,
' Men's French Suck Coats,
Men's Un-I'Uonls a! all kin-in
Blné‘k Paints and Fancy Pants, in incl. every
dest-ription of Gem's Fu‘rniahing Goods.
Being A new beginner, and determined tc
sell as cheap :3 the cheapest. he rqipéclluily
soliciu a portion of public patronage. smil
fied Chm he can plbmsc the most fastidious.
Alan—The latest stole ol Gcnziemen'a HATS
and CAPS, cpnstantly on hand.
THEODORE C. NORRIS.
Oct. 33, 1863.
Gettysburg Railroad.
‘ I " r-rv-fi‘rvr‘r“
calm -.=_rrr3,‘t(f‘**lmr...fim
.4": ‘l‘! ‘4 Lo-un-uu—o ‘ _
HANGE 0F CONVECTIOXS.—On And M'-
, ter Monday, November 20Ih, 1:565, Paa
senger Trains will leave and arm-e nt Getty!-
burg. and nuke connections. 3.! follows:
FIRST TRAIN will leave Gettysburg M.
7.45 A. .\l., with pasicngers for York. llnrris
burg, Plliladelphin, Baltimore, and tlw North
um! West, arriving at Hanover Junction with
out change of cars, at 10.25 A. It, connecting
wilh‘the Post Line South on the Northern Cen
tral Railway, In'd IrriVing at Baltimore at
12.30 noon. Also connecting with Hall Train
from Baltimore north, nrnving in >lhrr‘iiburg
«it 1.20 P. M. Arriile at. Gettysburg 1.10 P.
31., with pauengerai from Harrisburg. York,
Baltimore and Washington.
SEI‘OND TRAIN ‘will leave Gettysburg at.
1.20, P. Y., arriving It Hanover Junction u
3.15. Ind connecting with mail ll'uln South.
Arrive at Bulfimare .u 5.30 P. M. Arrive n:
Getlysburg n 6.”: l’. 31., with‘pnssengors frmn
Philadelphia, Harrisburg and the North and
West. and also with pullengen from Baltimore
and Washington by the last line’ north, which
leaves Baltimore at IZJO noon.
Passage" can [gave Baltimore in the Mail
Train at 9 .\. .\l., und arrive in Gemsburg at,
1.10 I". 11. 0r lure B-ltimora in the fan: line
:1 12.10 noon. and arrive in Gettysburg m. 8.15
P. I. But one chingevof can by the fin:
Imin, either way, viz: at Hanover Junction.
.Sl'he fut "no on lb; Northern Con‘nnl will not
Itop In my local stations; «up: York, Hano
ver Junction md x’urkwn. Connections cer
tain. B. !aCUBDY. Prea't. .
Nov. 27,18C5
. Dobbins’ .
Emu-mo 'SOA P,
suns Luzon, » »
suns mm, .' f _'.
suns HONEY, l ' ' -
, suns cmrmzs,
A SAVES sun, '
. Axo anus woxnx.
‘ 11% 1’!!! son ton. new “war.
Sold by grocer: .nd Itoukoppou through
out oily flood-cry. \ A '
wane-ruin put )1
J. B. HOBBIES} CO., .
10'! Sentim- street, below Che-um,
, \ PHILADELPHIA.
W: 11.13% ‘3! ~ .
FILL Ind up an lip Who! Toy:
C «a rm, Ania-sq: 3. a. ummaus
f“- ‘7 Colluuouory." (“Wm nun.
' ’ t , \
By Picking.
‘ xornnn mocnunmx. .
A HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
unnl, the American people heveunfl‘ond
under a four ye-r'l Ill’, during which time
they hue been bnrlhened 'in: be", tam
end lfequenl. drefm . .
Ann wanna. The avenues of lrl-‘lo hnd be
come diurnnged. and the price 0" Rom”, Phr
ticulnrly CLOTHING, hnving renehed e high
standard, causing In my I: purim to become
week in the knees, Ind u, to himlelf, when
shall Ibo-lo tbmgn end? - ‘ -
Ax» wanna, Many n wen-to-do man, who
In former time: walked the unpeu in Broad
clolh, and who now,in connrquenee of the high
pricu, lan been ,compelled to go noon: in
rage. compllining piuously of Ibis Ind state at
khingl; ‘
Nul’, Tinnou. 1, Fn my." B. chnxo.
would issue my PROCL UK TIOX, flying lo
:11 people Ihzxuhe nvenuel of trade, at hum. so
m u I am concerned, here been opened, and
I an: doing business on a
PEACE BASIS
“ fining jun returned from the City, I um now
opening the largest and best. selected uncut of
Clothing ever banht Lo Gettysburg, unbuc
ing all the
MATES? STYLES FOR MEN AND BOYS,
Among which are 699 fining Dreu Ind Buni
neu Cum, Cloth. Cusimeze. Silk, Suit: and
Comm qurDms tad Bzuinou Pants. of
every-me. qu‘lity and size, Under Clothes 0!
cv‘erv deacripdbn. Mn.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
Embracing Glorcs,'oollnr3, Neck-lies, Sus
penders, “mini, kc. Aha.
MH‘IUNS LV’ ENDLESS VARIETY.
and! u \‘mlius, ACl'nrdnuN, Violin Strings,
Clocki, linir um! Clylln's “rushes. Cuunha,
[Liners and Ila-n Strum, Null, Sp’ertncles
Cunu, l’cn Knives, Pencils, Pens, and Domi
nmu. ‘ Also.
TIIUSKS, CARPET SA‘CKS. UMBRELLAS,
TUBACUU, samns. -
nnd indeed n link- of eurymingwill he found
in this Store. lining made our pun-h m-s
tor Club, and M. u favorable Lime, we are pre
pared to sell cheap.
'- REHEHIIEYXTIIE PLACE.
If you .le-ire to have a gnarl filling suit,
del' m gum] mllorial, an" and A-xunim- fér
yourselves, and SAW-J HONEY. 7///'
SM. I‘, Ha). ~ .F. u.’ PICKNG.
.low 8; Woods, I ._
cm-rvsnunc. _ k
‘ DrnL-r~ m , ‘
HATS, mm, mum‘s. sums. nusmn‘,
'GLUVES, NUT! LV‘". [INNER-WEAR,
b‘IHNI'S. & VABU‘IT I' GOODS.
HATS .\.V'l) CAPS.-—‘l.lxvl\" llua. Wool
lluta, l"ur llm. Sherinhn, ”I‘SIJI'U'. l'» sane
l)erllv.F.u|3!:nnd Duller llnu, Amherst, Ivan
hoe, \kasburz and Dllpout Hats, Star, Fe fiber
and Stitched ll m, all kinds of soft, wirebrim,
and stiff-brim Nuts. for mun and boys. SMinen
Caps, Plush C.lp'. Seal Cups, l’ur C-lps. slo
cnm, Picayune, Commodore and Enamelled
Cups, (lmnt. Hilhhnd. Scotch, Glengary and
Felt. Cups, .\lilwwkee, Pionlacr, Excelsior and
Genius Cups. A greu V’ll'iclyl ol' Cups for
men; buys and children.
BOOTS AND SllUESs—Meu’s Thick Wued
éoom, Homecmade Thick Boots, Officeri" Book
French Calf Duals. Yuuth's Thick Bums,
Youth'a'ls'lp Bouts. Boy's-Heavy Boots. Child‘s
Copper-tipped Boat-x, Men’s ml lloy's Bro.
guns. B.Lluuomls and Gai.era, Bumloes nnd
Gums. ' ‘
Women's nnd Children's Morocco Boots,
Bnlmornln, Gaiters, Kid Hoots, Slippers,Glove_
Kid Shoes in variety. Buskiné, Polish Boots,
Anklels. Buckle nud Congress Guilt-rs, Bulfo
loos, [infill-era, Arctics,Felts,&c. Ofchildren’s
shoes the bust assortment and grentest vnrielq~
ever opened in Gettysburg. ‘
nonoxs, “mun aoohs, &C.—Win
dow Paper, Window [Hindu (Jurrinme Whips.
Lnshe’s, Violins, Bows, Strings, Bridgrs. Rosin,
kc, Trunks. Cnrpet Sucks, Ladies’ llnslreu,
UmbrcllasJ’uckel Book~=,l.md PencilaJlnzorl,
Soup, Slrops. Brushes, ll iir Brushes, Shoe
Brushes, Combs, Segue, 3w . &0.,&c.
Shirls}meers, Collars, Neckties, Scmfs,
Comforts, Buckskin Gloves, Kid, Merino,
Threw ind Silk Gloves for ch'ldnn, India;
and gentlemen, Buckskin Gloves for boys,
Pocket Handkerchiefsfiu:pvndernawuo! H :uds,
Opera Hoods. Soulags, Wool Shula, Merino
Wool and Culton Hosiery in variely for men.
women and children, Skirt. Braid, Mending
Cotton, Corsets. Chenille, 'l'hresd, Spool Cot
ton, .\luchiue Conan, km, kc.
Uur dexermimuion is to sell our goods at
the very lowes,‘ market prres. We flute;
ourselves that we have goals that run be
rerommgnded and will give satisfaction to
customers. HOW h WOODS.
’l‘O 'MERCH,\NTS.—-We lmv our Boots,
Shoes und Hm, in large quantifies, and will
sell them to xix-alum m. a very small "drum-can
munumc'urers‘ prices. ROW & WOODS. '
Oct. 30, 15.6.3.
ROUTZS
EEC=
Horse and flame Powders.
' H ”5,0,;- Thh pr: mum:
_ ~ 'r‘ ‘I- 3‘; long and mar-bl}:
(52' \N‘.“- f.) known, IHI um:-
>- ':‘ 531,1 ‘3‘ y o"th rdnvlgorula
. ;- ‘ -' brokcmdorn Ind
" { )uwwphlm‘l homes,
. 7 ‘ by strewn-min:
" um! cl’cuminx ”no
I ' Mom-ch nud inla
, A ' a (men
“'5: mains- h h A sure m
w“) .7 :4. , .. . ~ ..
Nuw” ~ -
[MI unlnml, Inch *
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COUG HS, [ll
THIIPER. YA
\‘IJRS, l-‘OL'NDEI
Unis 01-- APP!
'X'I'I'E AND VITA‘
RSI-21:6 Y,&c.< I'
use improve! 'u
win-l. (neman
the nun-aw gin
a smooth run
glen: skin—lr
mum‘urms t h
nuscr-ble skeleton
hone.
In I“ disenc- o! Brine, Inch u Con'hl, then In
the Luv, Lircr, .<3 " ‘ .‘g
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By putting from. K‘N-fiuf v ' " , ,
gig-bu! I pinpcr ‘ , a '
I piper n l ; b. i
blrrelolnfll the ——.= n ‘- 212
then Mien“ "o .15 g %
runner-diam "N- -< v -_~~
or unduly pan-med. If given in time, I certain
menu": and cum fot the Hug Cholera.
Price 85 Outs par Paper, or 5 Pnpen tar 8L
mun 1:! - 7
S. A. FOITTZ 8:, BROS
n- m
noun“ PIER AND “mom: DEM.
no. no Min 81;, Baltimore, Md.
For Sale by Damian um Sanchez-en thmgh
out the Unmd sum. .
Fér sale by A.‘D. Buflller, Gettysburg;
Lnughlin h Buzhfirld, Wheeling Vn; C. 01
Beuderk 00., Puwbnrg; Johann, Holloway
t Comlen, Phlludelphi‘. '
Dec. 11,1865. u. .
Buggies 8a Carriages.
ms WAY! THIS. WAN—Tim under.
T fiignrd is englged In the Carriage-making
buuineu, in West Middle street, near Geo. Lit
tla’a. old “on “and, Gettysburg, nnd invite:
all whn may need anything in his line to
give him I call. He puts up, in the var,
neat manner, Falling-top and other BUGGIES,
and all ihe dill'ercnt. style: a! CARIIIAGES.-
With t full knowledga of the'buiiueu, and _:
determination to give natilmclion. the public
Mu rely upon his john 'bemg good. dc
will rnaavm to de‘aerve A llrge Ihue of _pa
twinge, Ind hope: to receive it. .
REPAIRING dons M the Ihornn notice,
Ind on most rouonable tugs. #Counfiry
' be '.ka in ex Inge or 'Ol- .
9mm m" ‘. mus. E. umsmn.
[ Gumbnrg, Nov. 5, 1885. 6111'
OLD, SILVER, STEEL, nnd abhor
GBPBC'I' A 0 L B 8 ,
to "it 11l ml, alwnyl on hand. Ind and to
light. J. DEV/AN, .
Opposite the Blnk,'om‘ylbug. .
summon. Gold a sum. mum:
Humour 01113? 5 '
mun ATTRACTION I
' * Gnu-r a:xs.xmx I
Wuchu, Clocklflbulnl. Diulond Blnxl, 30-
lodemn, Sun :5 luhinu, Pin”, to.
9x: MILLION DOLLARS WORTH
To fill manu- or, u >
‘01“: nonLuz‘nAcßH:
Within“ regnrd to Yuma] flat to, if! ya“ let
until you know vb.“ yo! no". resolve!
SPLENDID LIST 01’ ARTICLES. ALL I'o II
1 SOLD FOR ONE DJII'AiL‘SAU-ll
100 Clock: (French) 8 and 21
d -y cloch. rnug'g lroms mlo $350 oscl.
100 Pinups, of the but mu- _
. nflctura. . 33. to 500 “
‘ 150 Saving Nachinu, of tho
best. manufacture, 50 u 150 "
250 Genu’Guldflunticg-cua .
Watch", ' 60 to . 150 “
250 Ludiu'flold nml Ennm'rl
Huntinmcau Watch", 33 to
500 Gent's Hunting-cue sll- .
vet Watch-s, 85 to
‘ 200 Diamond Ring 50m
5000 G?“ YattNock Chaim. 4 to
3000 “ Owl 8 Nu! Bran-tie“, 4 m
5000 .11! nn‘fi! Gold Bncelou.‘ G to
'2OOO L l “chin-y Ohllnl Ind
Guard Chains, 510'
12000 Selimi’m In Gold Broo‘chel,4 to
5000 Uor4l,opnl and Emetlld
” Bronnhes, ‘ 4 to
6000 Mcuniq. hymn J: Flo:-
e aim? Eu Drops, 4 to
7500 Cuml. U‘ml, & Emerald Q
E |r_ D'rops, 4 to
4000 Culil'alfnm Diam'd Brenn- ‘
pins, 2,70 to
3000 Gold Fob and Yes! ‘
-. , WMrh-kcyl, . 1,501.0
4000 PM» and Vest Ribbon-
‘ Riillefl‘ 3 to
5000 Sets SuliuircSlcevq-buh
la n, .\‘m la,&c.. . 3to
3000 (MM Tuimhlu. Pent-" 1. 4 M
lan) M) .\Huinluro Lockets, 7,50“)
4000 Minimum Locket-Jug":
Spring. ' 10 to
3000 Gal-l 'l‘qolhp'lckl, Crou-
cs, hm,‘ ‘ 2to
50% Plnin Gold Rings, ‘4 to
5.04 m Chane-l _ ". ' 4 w
1 HM) Swm- :3. 1.5 L Sig'g Rings,2,so lo
10")" (‘nlif‘n Dnmvm I Bingw, >2lO
750 d SH: th-A’ Jewelry-
‘ J 33. .mrl (hhl.
GM? 5114 Lylu‘s' Jewrlryu
Guano, l'.- ll", Upd n9l
, mum stones,
10000 Guld Pena Silver Exten-
‘ sion Huldél’l 3 Pencil]. 4to
IQOOO Gnld Pens and Gold
Haunted Home", 6 to
5000 Gold Penn and Gold
Extension Hol-ien, 610
5000 Lndies‘ullthel Buckley» to
5900 Lndieu' Gill 5 Jo! [hit
Burn & Built, b to
5000 SilVar Goblet: & Drink
ing Cups, 5 to
300) Silver Castor/q, 15 to
2000 Sin-er Fruit, ond Ind
' anan ukeu, 20 to
5000 .101. Silver Tea Spoonl,lo m
10000 “ Tubro Spoon‘l _
‘ - 20 ‘0
awl Forks,
In consequohge or the great stagnation of
tmde in the Manufacturing districts of Prue.
and Englmd, a l-rge qunnmy of nimbl-
Jewelry, originplly intended for the E Iropun
mullet, has been sent off fqrs Ale in thin bonn
try, an! MUST BE SOLD AT ANY SACRI—
FICE! Under these circumstances, HAM“.-
TON k CO.,‘lcLinz as Agentsjor the principd
Burcpenn Manufacture". have reiolre I npbn 6
GREAT GIFT DISTRIBUTIOIJ
Subject to the'follqwinz rozuluionu
Certificate: of tbe- nrimu Iniclu In in:
put into envelop", "sled up. Ind mind; sad
when ordered. nro when out without reprd to
choice. and sent by mail, thus, giving I“ - !nir
'clmuce. 0n rece‘pt of the certificate, you'wil!
lee wbu you Are 'vo have, my! they: I: it n;
your option -Iu lend the dollar and uh mo‘
nrti:le or not. qurchuvu may thus obuin a.
Piano, Helodeonfiewing !Imchine, Gold Wuclg—
Diamond Ring. 9r any so: 9f Juwnlry on out
list for ()flrDuLun. , - ' ’
snxn 25 news FOR CMICHE.
In all lrnnsuclionq by mail, we aim" chug.
for forwnrdina the celiificxues, {nylng poungu,
Ind doing the Maine .25 can“ ouch, which
must be :uciosenl whexuhQ cerufiunu in «at
for. Five ccrxificmths will be sent for 8!,
eleven for 5!. thirty rOl $5, liny-five for $lO,
and 100 for $l5. '
AOENI‘S.—We want agent! in story [on
nndmounly in m country, and thou acting
n: such will be Allowed lOcean on every car-
LificMo onlvreul by them, provided their reinit
umce nucun'a to Sl. Agent; wlll gallon 25
cunts for every uertiticno, an 1 remit 15 can“
talis,ouherin cinliur pastugwhunpn‘ Agent:
remitting at once. $3O, will be entitled In I.
beautiful Silver Watch, and lilo 200 cartil
hnten. i ‘ . ‘
Please write your Name. Town, County and
State plainly, and addro-s gll’orderl h
. HAMLTON & 00..
Agents for Forcignh America Haunt-clam
Salesman, 36 Liberty u- /
P. 0. 80147873, NEW YORK.
Nov. 27, 1865. 3m ‘
NLESS YOU WANT I‘o .-
[HI 8A V E ION I Y I
on ad! how (cut-telling are the Hi}!
of War! Now that Peace bud been restorel
the unlnrnl qr‘yin. llow long! flow dnrl
How are we I live! “:ill the ambit...“
prices for llm afieuariewr life never daéline?
From xlue remole corner of Adilll' county, in
the sun 11l but rulpermls town of Fttirfi :l l.
comes the yélcgme rue-swinger with riding; of
better days. 3 . ‘
‘ War: to mm Pmmnua .
DA NNER & HELUS have just. rel-ml"!
lrmn the alumni emu, (hnvlnz allowed their
stock or gnodagp be very much ndaccd wall.-
iug for a decline in measarkeu.) The than“
length arrived, they nailed tllcmsolvu of the
opportunity, humened to the city, and um: um:
prepuea lu supply the «mm of the needy—v
Our stock 0! L‘ADIRS' GOODS is bum [bun
ever belore. Thu! for the GEVTLKNEN in nu
tal-passed. Toenumemuwould bempetflnom.
“ QUICK SALES Am 1) SMALL PROFITS."
in our motto. Our woek b «ing would! will:
care, we here use". that we «,0 enabled to
sell to cheap. :nd we mink cheupgr, thnn can
be bought. anywhere clue in the own I'.- Claw
buyers pnrlicularly, will Kim! 11. ‘0 “mil “'in.
Inge u give us} call beta! purchulng clap
whero. \ '
fi'Cunntl-y produceh‘ken l 3 exchanze {or
Goods. Thunkml for p.lll. fun" we hope to
mcrit a conunnnncr of the “ma. -
anion II {main-ble.
mprm'es the quail”
onhe'lnuk. 1: Lu
been [woven by .0
(ml mperlmrm lo
lncmn- [he qua
my on mm: Ind
c-uun many pt?
um ind make the
huucr firm and
fleet. in fattening
tank-. 1! gives them
In appetite, locum
lbdr I. I de. um
makes them thrive
, Dunn; sums.”
N0v.6,1885. u ~ ‘ .
: Reduction! 'denctic'm!‘ g‘
N and mm- Novemher'lu.'lNs,'m Ml
lowing redn'ecl scale of prirelmigfo
n upted'ai Who “EXCEQSIOR” SKY“ ,T,
GALLERY. vI: ‘ ' '
Vignette Photographs, per d0z'n..........84 oo
“ .. n .3 3’25‘
« 1 n .......4.. l‘ 70
' ’ ' s 2.1
l 'l5
L 15
Cute: do We. nr plain, per dozen
It a u u
u‘ u .
“I U
11 ''
41
..... ,1
. nor on) uni-run. 7?:
Vignqual, lingle copiu, 40c. u: 3 form...“ 00‘
Cute: do Vim, o; phin, linglc cupie‘l,3se._.v.~
or‘ !0r..........'..........................:........1x or,
‘ln Mditinn to the jnbove every picture um
be LeMly Laud without extra; chain. *—
There is a future in the shot; a; which I
I'ilh to direct specinl amminn, VII: 1 will
make four Vignclm, or three plain plan."
from the 6m ugguive. Newton h. Wu
A rule not to rank. leu thnn In: of on. and
lonr of an other. ‘ ~
I take this opportunity to thunk the ohlull
of Gettysburg md the pnhflc gummy, [or the
"it nun". pagronuge astound co m “81v
crlaior," lines in esublinhmnt, and hr by
urict uumion to buinou, coup!“ dull the 1
ndvnnuge at over tgn yam “Islam
Pnctice of the m, to merit a manner“
mum. ISAAC G. ”son,“ , .
K Buoceuor to xi. Eln- onus: Baa: .
Nov. “1,1085. Gclmbnrg, PI.
‘ ,; For Sale. .
q CHOICE mm, 1. 4n 1..
"am. neighborhood or omm.
burg—Buildings Md [und‘ goal. ~ ‘
GEORGE ARNOLD.
Getty-burg, Aug. 14, um.
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