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‘ ‘onns’ "AND ENDS.
Kim mum, 116 and Rampant! What Im.
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.'Benj. EMAr-chohnd August Frecke, .
recently convicted of she murder or nGer—l
min named Foam". It. Boyd'n Hill. nan:
anburg. were executed on Fridny week.
Manchu mode mares-ion beférehin trini,‘
implicuing Frocks. who. “though the ten
timony Ina against him. ppninlod in do-'
dating his innocence to 11:01:11., calling on I
Munch! on tyheoufbld 'to clear nimoff
fibo' «bu-go. 1
'Dnripg the intense cold of Sunday'
night week. I Mn. Lafl'erty was frozen to
death, in New York, with I child in her!
(man, and when foumd next. morning, the
child I. endeavnring to nuckie from the;
heat ("'3de mmher. : - ' I
- amen. Thomas hm intorfimed the Gov.
ernors of Georgia' Ind Alnbufin that, thg ul
tional Hoops m to be withdrawn from thap’e
States. “ ' J .
filiahop Roseénns, _of (fincinqnti, WIS
recently wnyh‘ld by highwpymen 39d slighfi-
ly injured. A 1 ‘ ;
“-The notorious Belle Boyd is enzugéd
to make her awe-twee upon the Liver
pool stage. 7 ‘
#4 little boy in Brobklyn. N. Y., has
had to ”1811,000 for burning a school
house. ’He happened to have sso,‘oooin
his own right. ; ~-
”A mun in St. Louis shot. his wife ded'd
while she damaging me' bed. . ‘
fiflenry Shgfidan. in New quk. com
mitted suicide from gr'mf nt'lhe nbéence of
his wire. .‘ ‘
flGeh. Longstrect-is now a communion
merchant in New Orleans.
fiSome 6f the Pennsylvania oi: oom
punn which last yen'rfiin paying taxes. as
sessed their stock at $lO per abate, now
value the mmg‘etock'nt live cents a share.
fiChgfles Lamb, when a‘}iltle boy,
Walking with M- sister in a churcH-yard,
Ind reading. the epitaphs,éaid to her:—
"Where are all the naugfitfpeopfp buried?”
fiThe negroes on thJ‘Red river are
qdite insurrectionuy, andfa’nve recently :31-
tempted. to murder“ their ovei'aeers. They
had secreted [urge quantities of arm's and
ammunition. The militia of that section
are under arms. ‘ .
filn strobe] officer died of starvation;
In the "reels bf Mobiles _ , I
30'0” dry goods house in New York
léld last year seventy milliqri‘s of dollar:
worth of goods. ~ -
fin is stated that Sguntor Wilgqfi’s
army bill does no‘ acgord with General
Grantfs viewa. ‘ ‘ .
fi'l‘he mischievous winking of n bean
slilul coquetle frnm {index- a swéet hood, is
u very pleasant. kind of hood-winking.
fiProfessor James L. Mapes, the dis
tinguished agriculturist, died at. his rasi~
denfce in Newark, N. J., on the 10th inst...
ngell 60 years. ’ -
,fi’A mass meeting to en‘Horse President
Johnson’s admmistration in about. to be
held at. St: Louis. , ‘ ,
”The cattle plague continues lo in:»
crease in Great Britain. : '
”Many persons liave their beat-society
lin ‘ their own hearts 15nd soflsfithe purest
moinorles of earth and the weakest hopes
of heaven: ; their loneliness cannot be called
solitude. - . ,
flJ‘our men haw; been‘ arrested 'rgear
Ashla‘nd, Penns'ylvania, on suspicion of be
ing concerned in the murder of Mr. Dunne;
ET)“: War Department. hu‘ issued
another order mnstering out. thirty regi
ments and qbo’ut 10,000 rpm. _ _ ‘
1&ng; Weilzeland mefor-d‘regen'tly 3
pvendinper-to the Mexican Luberulé in
Brownsville: i
ad‘he Louisiana pr'éperty if)" Judge
Katya-rebel agént in @in, has beefiye
turned to him. '
[3311» city of Mexico is better supplied
with water than any in tbé'world. It has
two immense aquedncls—one seven miles
long, and‘tbe tither'three—which bring the
Water from the mountains to the very heart.
of ‘the city. - ‘ ~ ‘
ia.A special from Columbus, Ohio, to
the Cincinnati Gazette, says :. “ General
Sherman has written a private letter to a
prominent gentleman .newin this city. in
which he takes strong grounds against any‘
interference in the )flexiéen imbroglio.”
B-If Schenck beats Sherman, in‘ Ohio,
it hill be the first‘battle’he his won since
the rebellionpque out: - ’
("n.A soldier was found on an Illinois
rsilrgud, the othennight, v'gith his head out
completely in two, and an' empty whisky
bottle by his side. .
EAlnbemg lbst forty thousand men in
the rebellion. V - z
lB..An’long the Hotteutnts, i; I widow
married again, she is obliged to cut of the
joint 'of a finger for every husband‘ she
marries after the first; thie she presents‘to
her new husband on her wedding day; be
ginning at one of the little fingers. «Q -
mGen. Spinner"; vignette will‘ edprn
the new fifty cent currency. _ ‘
IG—A grain apecnlator in McGregor, 13.,
wmlpiwed suioige a few days aincq.
la.“ a late public bull in‘ Viennn. an
oflioer became ,entanglgq by’ the crmqline
of his pupner; an: falling. broke one of
much” the lady vblling om him in hér.
turn, is“ on the' other lég Ind {mogul-ed it.
likewise: . ' -
&A m in Unity, N. -H., receqtly
uprated from his wife because the used a
pound of tea a week—E4s. .5
-a,lt in estimeted that every freodnhan
in the South has cost. ever! white man ii;
the North five thousun’d dollar's“ 4 "1
_an um 11er State of Colorado niere
are 46 ue'groes in alipmd these 46, r a!
portion of thgm, have petitionea 0931:3533
{hi-(mil: their méuLh-piéce. senator Sum-1
not. not. to udmii Colondo u .'Slate, by,
«in. th._lhitel, some 34.231. Will not [my
mic them to vote. ind will not piA’oe than
0:! I; quality with them—the whips.
“he Fenian Convention having abol.
mud/tho ‘ProsidjucyV and Benita. $13096-
pniufion in red ed to in: primitive cou
dllion. nilh U'Mioney a Head Centre.
‘Tflo first ad of the noon in the
Satin ah river mien caught 6:: the 29d: of
. v .. bu. ‘ , “-
mlexande'r E. Stephens, writing from
Ortwford‘uyiuo, Gem-gin, mm- that he finds
.n. may on hi: return from imprison
ment in Pow-uteri. m a worse wudition
—phy|icsl)y, K orally; and poptxcally—thau
b. “paused, \The genenl desire of the
Is, be 3313;); lot a apeedy restoration
5 1:1.“ humony’; andahefifimself, is
"kill ”(figment at. en . eexpress
,'..._n. :09. an: wisdom, momma. and
mo Maul "116 the council: 1:
Wall no». . ’ - ~
, Advfiextimg ‘ V'WCpi‘uans.”
I.OM bunk. ant-Wm“.
, TIW‘ mm AT THE
. , ' OLD WAREHOUSE.
. I. E. RIDDLE 8 00. would inform the
publnghnt they Enve leued {he Wsrehouu
6n the come: of autumn ureég .nd the Rail
roaa, In Gettylbnrg, where they will an ' on
the GRAIN AND‘PBODUCE BUSINESg, in
111 In bracket; The highs-{prices mil 3]-
wnpjfiz‘gaig "it. _ ,3,
WHEAT, BYE, ‘
‘ 2503 K, OATS, _
CLOVER & TIMOTIIY’SEBDS,
. , .rLAXSEED, sumac,
‘ ‘.‘ HAY b STRAW;
Dried Frnlfi,!nls, Soup, Hung, Shoulder! and
Sid», Pouwu, with evarylhing else in flue
country prodncmliha. _. _
. 0N HAND, FOR SALE. \
Colleesjngnrs, Molasses, Sirnpsflul, Spleen
Salt, Gheese,,Yinegnr, Sod», Mustard, Burch,
Brooms, Buckets, Blacklng, Brush“, Soups,
Ic. “Al-o COAL OIL, Fill: Oil, Tar, kc,—
Flsflmf :11 kinds; NAILS AND SPIKES;
Smnking and Chewing Tobnccol. ' .
Th'ey Ire nlwsyu able to lnpply I first rate
nrficlb of FLOUR, with the dill'erent kind: of
FEED. ‘ '
Also, GROUND PLASTER, will: GUANOS
and ‘olher fertilize“. fi‘OOAL, by the
blind, lon. or car loud.
Their Cars run to Baltimore and bwk twice
lived, and Ibex will be ‘lmppy to carry goods
either way it moddrnm chm-gel. )lukelmen,
country merclmnls, Ind olhers, will find it to
their ndvautngq to patronize thin line. '
They ask a share ofche pnhlic’s customnnd
will spare no alien to render satisfaction to
’nll‘, sellers or buyers. . ‘
_ - WM. E. RIDDLE ll: CO.
Aug. 22, 1864. if > ‘ _
New Goblin! Cheap Gopds!
HE PLACE To GET THEM ,
T ' IN- HANOVER!—
Wc heneby in'orm “lb citizens of York and,
Adams counties, that we have established, at.
the aoutbqst coral-r of Centre Square and
B‘uflimore‘utreec, HANOVER, lormexly occu
yled by 0.3. a T I‘. Win, n_Br_anch Store,
(the principal business houses being located
in New York and York. PM) where we will
keep M. nllxlmnu'a reg-alurfuonment of Dx-y,
Domestic and l-‘nncy GOODS, also. a. well u
lecled assortment of CLOTHS. CASSIMERES,
CASSINETS, COTTINETSand CORDUROYS;
China, Glnsp ul‘xd Queens-ware, Ladleq’. Mjssea'
fund Childrén’s SHIUES; also, a nice nnd tull
assortment. of all kinds 0! CARPET, Flour
and'l‘uble Oil—cloth. - .
~ We have also established in rooms adjomlng
the Central Hotel, I CLOTHING STORE,
where we will! keep consntntly on hend‘n qell
selected nsstfi‘tment ol Ltendy-mede Clothing.
of the latest styles, _nrgd a full assortment of
Gentlemen’g Furnishing Goods, suchfisfists,
Cups, Boots, Shoes, kcz, whi’eh we \wi se'l’l It
reducndprices. ‘ . e '
-As our motto is,(and Slwnys will be, “quick
sales and small.profits,” wé hope to receive 1
shire ol fie patronage of town and conn
iry. Our connoetinn‘witb the huge wholesale
houses in New York City and York, Ps.,wher'e
are ulmfys stored an extensive stock of goods,
which we sell at wholesale and retail, enables
us to supply our old friends and such of our
new customers is will give us a cnll, whh the
very best marketable goofls. at lower rates
than cnn be purchased anywhere ‘n the State.
Cull and see for yourselves. , - ,-
f _ ,‘JOS. LEBACH 8: BRO.
, Hanover, June 26. 1865. ly
Bun-mulls 2 - Bil-gains!
EW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
,FAHNESS‘UCK BROTHERS
have just returnedjfrom Nev'v York and Phila
vdelphm with-one ot the largest. stocks of new
Fall nnd Winter ‘Qoods ever offered to the
c'tiwhs .01 Adam! 'Qunty. They were 'p'ur-
Jased belore the fie rise in' goods slid will
be sold at con'resronding prices. The nnusu'nlly
great demand {or goods dfevery description for
the Su‘nthern market, will undoubtedly cause
a fin-thei- rise in the price of goodsu We there
fore ad'vise all that “
. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY.
'Our stock of Ladiesl‘fireas Goods is com
plete, consisting of nch Merinoes, very
‘cheap, all wool Poplin's, all wool Fluids, Dq
lainea—Shepheyda’ Fluids, ,Calicoes, Ging
hnms, Plaid Giselln,‘Coburgs.Cloth‘s for Lndies'
Clonks, unusually low; Silks and all the latest
styles of Dresa Goods. 9
CBOTHS, Canine-*3, Cassinetu, Tweeds,
Kentucky Jeans, («2, 1- Men's Wear.
FLANSELS—the lxirgest stock ever bro'ught
to this market, and cheap. Also, a hmze as
sortment of Cloak Trimmings, Shawls, Hoods,
'Bnlmomls, and in fact. A full and complete as
sgnmeut of all kinds of Staple and ancy
quds. ‘Our. stock having‘jeen purchased
luw. we say again '
BUY YOUR FALL & WINTEWGOODS NOW.
Having replenish-0d our stock in all its ‘de
pantmuuts, we urge prepared to suppjy whatever
mnjf he noted in our line of business at prices
thJ:d'el¥compeLiLion. Call at the Red Front.
' 'FAHNESTOCK BROTHERS.
, Sept. 4, 1865. ' ‘ .
Coal, Lumber, Slowed, fife.
' HARLES H; BUEHLER '
Would respectfully inform the public
that he will conginue the business lately con
ducted by thefirm of Shem a Buehler, at. the
old stand. corner of Carlislo ahd Railroad
streets. He .will be prepared to Furnish K
THE. BEST QUALITY OF COAL,
and ever; Variety of LUMBER, including Doors,
Shuttei‘s, Sash, kc. Also“ every nriety of
Cooking Stoveirgmong Which are the '
xoBLE COOK, noun coax, WELLING.
TON, WAVERLY, PRINCE-ROYAL,
oamuzxun coox, am.
Also, PARLOR, DINING
ROOM, SALOON upsaov '
S, T O V E S .
Also,’ every variety of TIN. AND SHEET
IRON WARE}. manufactured by the (but work
men.‘ Also', HOLLOW WARE of every vurié’zy,
including nhuperior Article of gnamelled work.
Indeed every vuriety of Kitchen Ware will be
kept donsm‘ntly on hand.
, Alao,thelat-fpmed‘mNIVERSALCLOTHES
WRINGELR,” for which he is the soleagenc in
the_counc‘y. . A
He in ulsolho ogept for Wheeler & Wilson’s
Sewing Mschine’a—the best i use. 1
April 10, 1865, _ C. H. BUEHLER.
' , Cumberland Coal!
A LARGE supply of superior
ELACKSMITHIOOAL,
flow on hand It reduced pljice. (This Coal is
superior to all other Coal in the United States
for welding Ind other blacksmith purpaaea‘.
For sale by _ P. H. PYFER,
City Coal find, Fyederick ‘city, Md
Jung )9, 1865. Iy.
xéuonn‘ ~ Confection}!
A WORD TO THE PEUPLE‘OF TOWN AND
, COUNTRY. _ p =
HE subscriber keeps a Notion end Confec
. lionary Store on Curlisle street, nearly
opposite she ~Railroa‘d'SLstion, Gettysburg,
where he hes consumly on hmd, CANDIES,
NUTS, Figs, Raisins, Lemons, Oranges, the;
Tobacco: end Segers of I“ kinds; Ptfokek'
Books, Suspenders, Neck Ties, Collars, ted
5081’! Ind Perfumeriefi slso some GROCE
-3.158, Sugm, Cofi'eu, Rice, with the diflerenl.
lgnds of Cnckers. Ice-cold MEAD u all
.ulnes, He invnes custpm Rom town and"
country, and sells et small profits.
. LBW! BOUSE.
£11357. 1865. 1y .- ’_s,_3'f' .
resh ”1:1qu
VTEW GOODS.—A. SCOTT 8 sons hni
inn uceived upther an: Monument. of
NEW‘GOODS, confining. in Ft“. Of-Clfllhfl,
Cusimlrea, Supine“, Kemkc y June, sud
T'eeda, for Gentlemen'l we“. Also; e fine
assortment of .
LADIES’ DBESS’GOODS.
, Our stock has beefielected with greet we,
and we at. prepared to all is cheap u my
o‘hegembliuhmentviu the country. We ah
the public to give na' I call end judge for
themselves. We 3er competition, both I. w
quell}; Ind price. . A. SCOTT REUNS.
85m, 1!, 1865. 4.:
' GM Till-gs Iron! the (my!
WE fro halving "rice I week from the
' city I "riot, of I‘niclu tuned to flu
, wants of thin community, Vii: Fresh und But
‘ FISH, films, Shoulders 3nd Sid”, Hominy,
: 39"": s|“, Appiu, Pouwel, omg", Lemo’m,
Ogufectiom, TObBCCOS, Segun, with non,
other mick: In this line—all received In an
hen order, ud sold ot the lowan profiu. Give
no u all, In Bnltimon “not, nearly opponiu
Fahnenoch' store. ~
4 WANTED.—Bultcr, Eggs, Lord, Ind .11
‘ other country produce—for which the highelt
cub price will be paid. ‘
SWEET POTATOES-11m” quality, n low
en living promo—4lmg)! on hand. Allo
faunas, flue m 1 fresh—in the shqil on
shocked. Rest-nun“ and {Amines Inpplied.
'STBICKHOUSBR & WISUTZKEY.
Gettysburg, May 18', 1883.
New‘aoodnx Luge Stgek :
In] EBCEANT TAILORING. ‘ ,
JACOBS & BRO.
ave just received from the cities 3. lnrge'stock
olgoodl for Gentlemen’a wear, embracing I
variety of ‘ »
’CLOTHS, 3
CASSIMERES, .
VESTI’NGS,‘ -
Oanlneta, Jenna, Iw, with mnny other good:
{or spring Ind Inmmer wear. .
They Ire prepnred to make up garment! (t
the ohortest notice, Ind in,tha vary but man
ner. The Fashions are regularly received, and
clothing mnde in any deailed style. They al
ways make neat fits, whilrf their sewing is slim
to .be substantial. , . ‘
They ak n continuance of the public's pn
tronagc, resolved by googi‘wofl: md moderate
charges mean it. ‘ ‘ _
Gettysburg, April 7,186 i _
. .- 0‘” V -1‘
Monster Book Bindery.
EQRGE wuxr; °
.BOOK BINDER,
AND ILAIK BOOK lAIUIACTDIIR, - ~
‘ - LANCASTEB, PA.
Plain and army-mat Binding, of évery de-
Icripgion, executed in the most aubstantinl and
approved styles. ‘ ‘
BBPIBIXCII
E. W. Brain, Esq., Farmers Bank of. Lancaster
_W. L. Pexper, Esq., ancgate: County Bank
Snmuel Shock, Esq., Columbia Bank. ~
Samuel Wigner, Esq., York Bank.
William Wagner, Esq., York County Bank.
'l‘. D. Carson, Esq., Bunli‘of Gettysburg.
Peter Martin, Esq., Proth‘y of Lancaster co; P:
Geo. C. Hawthorn, 12:11., Register “ . ~ "
Geo. Whitson, an., Recorder “ u
April 15. 1861
Noah Walker st (10.,
C L 0’? HIE R s , ’ g
r WASHING'gON Bmfimo,
165 AND 167 BAL-nuouf Swain, '
keep constantly on hand A large and well as
; sorted stock of 2‘" kindejof goods at modernite
prices. ‘
L They sufiply orders for the- finest. to the
“owes: priced articles, either rendy made or
made to measure, to any prm of the country.
‘ They keep also an extensive stock of FURN
ISHING GOODS. embracing: every article of
Gexitlem’en’a Under-venr. exist), MILITARY
CLUTHS and' every vanely of Military Trim
mings, as Well “sen assorted stockfiot READY
MADE‘MILITARY GOODS.~ ‘
Baltimore, Feb. 22, 186 i
New Warehouse.
1 BUSHELS UF GRAIN
00.000 WANTED,“ the new Grain
and Pyoduce Hou‘sq in Carlisle street, Adjoin
ing'Sheads & Bu’ehler’s establishment: The
highest market. price will always be paid 'in
cdsh for ‘
QRAIN, bf all kinds,
~ ‘ FLOUR, SEEDS, kc.
Alwhya on hand and lot sale, at. the smallest
profits, , '
GUANOS. l .
SALT, FISH. ; ‘ , -
‘ GROCERIES, hm,
Wholesale and retail.
TRY. S! éWe shall do our best. to gin
savisfact on in all (gases. ~
H ‘ ' H ' ‘ cCURDY ammm.
Gettysb'urb, May 11, “63. 1y E
New “(Inter Goods.
MALL PROFITS & QUICK SALES.
S J . L . scH I c K
would reapectfully‘say to the citizens 0! Get
tysburg and vicinity, that he is 119 w receiving
a: his store a Splendid Y
' STUCK. OF WINTER GOODS. L
The‘ stock consists in part. of Fancy and
Simple DRY GOODS, of every deacxiplion.
SILKS. ‘
MOZAMBIQUE, \ ~
O‘HALLIES,
' \ DELAINES, ‘
- BOMBAZINES, ‘
~ ALPACCAS,
, LAWNS, "
- ' CALICOES,
of all qualities and choicest styiel. which will
be sold at PRICES T 0 DEFY COMPETITION.
FURNISHING GOODS
of all kinds, including Silk, Linon and Gotta?
Handkerchiefsk‘Gluves, Stockingi, &c.
Also, ‘ a spleLdid assortment. of RIBBQNS,
Laces and Edggxga, Umbrellas and Pnnsolp.- -
My stock of W ITE, GOODS will be found full
Ind comple‘e, find customers may rely upon
Always getting ood good) at. the lowest possi
ble prices.
Gentlemen If“ find it to then- ndunbge tc
call and exami‘ o my stock of -
CLOTHS, ‘1 ’
ASSIMERES and
. VESTINGS,
pt all qnuhtie Int} choicest styles. _ ‘ >
Jan. I, 1868
New Bakery!
EWPORT & ZXEGLER, Hechunical Bak
ers, South Washington street, ball squlre
from the Eagle Hotel, GETTYSBUBG,Pn.—-
Constantly on hand, the best 0! BREAD,
CRACKERS, CAKES, PRETZELS, kc. Per
sons wishing fresh Bregd will be served Dyer,
morning. by lenvm’g their aver and residgncei
a: the Bakery. EVER effort made to please
Give us a call! ~ \’ [April 20, ’63. 1.!
ME5—5331:1333,
ENUINE mpnovsn SUPER
‘ . PHOSPHATE or LIME,
ton nu Ar '
MANUFACTURER’S DEPOTS,
No. 2'! S. Front Street, Philadelphia, Ind No
14 Bowly’a Whu-f,
BALTI M 0 R E
The subscriber begs leave to intern: Dealers
and‘ Consumer: that he is now prepared to
furnish NOBO PHILLIPS’ GENUINE 11l-
PROVED SUPER PHOSPHATE 0? LIME, in
on, quantities. ‘ ,
The universal entllfaclion this article has
glven during the page four yeere, bu so in
ereeeed the demand that I have been compelled
to greatly enlnrge my upeeily for in menu
fuggnr‘e, ud have been induced to eelnhlieh a
brunch house in the cii‘t‘y of Beltjmore. i trust
{but I will be Able to ‘ 1 all orders during the
Benton. Yet my rule is fire! tmfinl carved.
-Price in Philadelphia 860 per ton, 2000 lbl.
in Baltimore me'price, frelgln from Phile
delphie added. ,
Discount to Design. ,
~fl'For sale by W. E. BITTLE & 60., Gat
lytburg. ' ‘ .k
" rIIMIO PHILLIPS, '
Sole Proprietqund Mm «ham-er.
. In. 20, 1865. ‘ . ‘
‘ ‘ B. P Bugle: &.00,, u ,
BALE!“ IN _ ~ 3 ~
CHINA, GLASS EQU§ENSWABE
r uxn Wang, FINE cunnfi ,
\ ‘ CASTORS, 50:,
No. 6 anyn Sl'rlllZinnn BALTIIO“ $l.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
GLASSWABE; :—Tumblau. Goblets} Wines,
began," Fluke, Blk. Bowel, Cindy Jars, De
unten, Pm. Diehu, Fruit Bork, sun. Cu
tore, Ontol- Bottles, Ker. Lumps, Ker. Chim
neys, Lanterns. tee ‘ ’
QUEENSWARE :—_Pl-zes,l?l.t‘Dizhe-,mep
do., Covered do., Covered Butters, Tee Pou,_
Sugars, Creams, Bowls, Pitchers, Chmbers,
Begins and Pitchers, Mugs, Spjuoone, Tea
Sets, Toilet Sea, 8c: : ' -
‘ ~COI. STONEWARE:—JugI,hu, Michel-l,
[ilk Fun, he. [lay 1M ly‘
MISHLEB’S HERB BITTEBS {or "I: u}
Rona“. Dru nd Teddy Store. ‘
Forwarding Business. A
‘QULP t EABNSBIW’S LIKE.
AVIN’G purchased the Wuehoule “(1'
H 9-H heretofore owned by Samuel Herb-g:
t e undersigned take pleasure in announcing
to the public that they will run 3
LINE OF FREIGHT CARS , '
from Gettysburg toßallimore‘every week”. They *
ore prepared to convey Freight either way, in ,
Inyqunntity. They will nttend, "desired, totho:
mnking of pnrchnsu in the oily. and deliver-l
ing the goods promptly ll Gettysburg. Their '
our: run to the Warehouse of STEVEN- 1
SON & SONS, 165 North Howard street, {neor‘
Frnnklin,) Baltimore, where freight wil he‘
'reoeired at any time. They invite the nttention .
of the public to their line, assuring them that'
they will apne‘no effort to accommodnte nlll
who may patronize them.
Having purchased the building: and lot on.
the Northeast corner of Railroad and North
Washington streets, .Gettysburg, their Depot‘
will remain there. Any person having hugiv
nose in the forwarding line are respectfully in
vited to cull. ' CULP & EABNSHAW.
’Ang. 7,1865. 1
‘ -Nol Hunlbug!
_EMOVAL. -
Honrzwonra‘ ALWAYS AHEAD.
THIS WAY FOR BARGMNS.-—JOHN L.
HOLTZWORTH has just. returned from the
Cl” with the largest and most complete anon
ment of HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS
AND SHOES, that has been brought mi“
this town since th Ivar. His stock is
not. only complerejmt is GOOD and CHEAP
embracing every variety of Boots and Shoes
for Alan and Boys, whilst the Ladies will find
everything in their line, from the finer! Guile:
to the heaviest Sh‘oen Childreu’l Shoes of
every description, in great variety. Also, Ln.-
diesL Hats, fine quality, and Children‘s Hats,
ofall styles and prices. Also, Trunl'xa, Cur
pel. Bum, Vnlisea, Umhrellaa. Gloves, Stouk
ingn,"l‘obacco, Cigars, null Notions of every
description. _ '
”Don? forget the place, South-east Cor.
of the Diamond, Gettysburg, Pa.
‘ JOHN L. HULTZWORTB.
April 10, 1865. u
' Cannon’s
NIA‘RBLE WORKS‘,
South-east Corner of the Diamond and’BnlLi
more street, nearly oppbaile the Star oflice,
‘ UETTYSBURG, PA.
Elve’ry description of work executed in the
finest. style of the‘nn.
April 17, 1865. tf .
ELL'S PEC‘EORAL
: BALSAMIC CORDIAL, on
g ”EXPECTORA NT!
A Remedial Agent prepared to m‘eqt the ur
gent. damnnd for u prompt. and safe, Antidote
for all Pulmonary Disorders. if properly used
it will give instant reli'ef in almost. every in
stance, and will prove an effectual cure in a
majority of the following cases of REM tions of
the THROAT AND LUNGS! such as Colds,
Coughs, Asthmatic Tendencies, Whooping
Cough, Soreness of the Breast and Bronchial
Afii—eliona.
B~ALT‘IMORE,
When we first commenced manufacturing
the Expeclorant for our home consumption it.
Wus not our intention nor our desire to put it
before the publlw as a. “cure-all,” nor to pub
lish n long-list. of testimonials an an evidence
of its curative properties, but. the demand in
it being so great anddecfiiedly on the increase,
has induced, and in fact compelled us to pre
pare it on a much larger Scale. and also to
establish agencies tlirquglioul. ‘tbis section of
the country. .
All we ask is that those thus afflicted may
give it a fair trial, that}: may prove its many‘
udmul‘nges over other preparations ofa similar
nature now being employed.
The price todihrows iv. within the reach of
all, being bui 25 and 40 cents n'boule. .
11E MUST INNUCFVT, PLEASANT AND
T EFHCIENT REMEDY IN USE—A Ru
alm'x' Prsnnc'r m heat—No C'aalpr 0:! to be
Tuken.—-In this Preparation we have included
such remedies only as have been tried for
years and are known to possess powerful
antheliuimic virtues, combined with mild
nperients. plenum. aromatics and sugar. An
thelmiutlcs of themselves cannot pnform their
pec'ulmr functions or have the desired effect,
unleés [he bawela are kept moderately open.
To produce this, gentle purgnlives are neces
‘aary and such only ought to be used that. can
not interfere with the anthelmimic employed.
The advaubuges we claim for this Syrup are:
let. Its power 0‘! DESTROYING AND EX
EELLING WURMSJ
2d. Its mild ape’rient effect upon the bowels
3d. Its pleasanttaste and odor are advan
tages possessed or claimed by very lew Venn
ifuges. . O ‘ .
4th. Its harmless influence upon the system,
consequently nO‘ injurious efl'ecis will result.
from its nae‘ should the patient have no Worms,
but an appnrent disease, arising from some
other unknown cause, which is frequently the
cue.
:The cpnatitqents'of this Syrup and its oflects
ire'kngwn to many Physicxnns, who are now
using it in their pruglice to a large extent;
Free 25 cinu a Bottle
‘ The Greategit Llnlmont In Use.
~ ELL‘S warn-1 on. !—Tl|e (Randal, chm
! all, most Renelraliny ahd moat Economxcal
Lininmtt’n Uta—"A poweifn'l Oleaginua Com
pound for the Speedy Cure of Rheumatism,
Strains, Sprainz, Wounds, Numbness of the
‘ stint”, Frosted feel. and Hands, Spnrin, Sad~
L is sung, Poll-Evil, Ring Bone, Bruises,
Swellinga of all kind, and in fact every dil
enae for ivhich an Embrocntion is applicable;
i either in Man or Beast. _Price 25 cems abotp
film—This preparation, which is original with
us, will be found to be one of the nicest and
, at the same time'one of the most reliable np
plicstiona extant. ‘
Having been employed very extensively
since its introduction nnd leeling satisfied at
its remedial propeuiea, we recommend it witb‘
the utmost confidence, knowing that no one,
will be disappointed in its use.' It is, as its
name implies, a white linfineni at the consis
tency of cream, containing nothing cfl‘enaive,
but, on the contrary, will be found more'
pleasant than othermae. ‘
J. L. SCHICK
R CONDITION POWDERS! .
~FOR HORSES, CATTLE & SWINE
26 cents I. pnper, or five pgpers for Sl. .
The Immense sale of them Powder; during
‘the short. beriod they have been before the
gublic, is A sufficient. guarantee of their great.
opnlnmy, and the decided benefits derived
from their use. _ '
’ They are confidently recommended not only
as a preventive, but ad a complete cue for
A" disease: incident to the HORSE, COW or
HOG, ne Lou of Appetite, Coughs, Heevee,
Yellow Water, Distemper, Glenders, he, to.
By their author Horse’s Appetite is improv
ed, ell derangement: o! the digestive org-n
-corrected, softening the skin, end giving to
the cont 5 ileekfnnd shining eppeunnee, and
.may be used With perfect eefety It ell times,
a it connine no Ingredient: which on injure
n hone, whether sick. or well.
They clennsei th’e breathing Ippnrntui hy
ejecting from the eir cell: coagulated mutter,
or th-t formetion which so severely 'clogs
them,'enueing e tightneis in bren'hing, and by
their peculiarnctidn on tint part, they came
the mucnrmemhnne to resume its natural
dimension, the: eqnelining the circulation of
the blood, end restoring the distended vessel
to their» ntnml eize. .
For fattening cattle file, no lnnlunble,
ulso pouuslng- peculiar pmper‘tiu in incl-eu
ing M’qug‘tity of milk in Cows, thereby giv
ing than u imgtlnce and value "which
should phclyha 'ithin the buds of all in
tereiud. ’
£ll diseuep to which the Hog in subjecg'u
Cough, Ulctrs in the Dung: and Liver, nnd as
t general purifier of~Lbo blood we gamma
their eficuy if once fairly mat.“
8"Sold u Gettysburg by A. D. 'Buehlet,
Apfilhtcary. and by Dnggiats and Starch»:
on gonnlly. Ask for ell'sPrep-ntiom.
Propuui exclusively by W. D. 8011, Apothe
cary, (Gndmne of the Philsdelphin College of
Pharmacy) West Washington 8%., Hagen
town, Id. ‘ [Gen 16, 1865. l,
Lb who wish I fun Album, to I. H.
A mm 108's Confectiuneryfii Chub“:-
nrg amt. ‘ \ ‘
mums" ’ n. .‘
Lw, .y' .A Ema-pg“
(ix-ea t “Remedy for Colds.
Bell's “'orm Syrup.
Bell‘s Alterutlve,
f G I oil: e as I .
103: It, Inn n, buxom).
EITYSBURG, PA.—The undersigned
would no“ rupectfnlly inform his Bu
meronn friend: end the public generally, that
he he: porchused that long established “'.‘“
welljnown Hotel, the "Globe Inn,” in York'
linet, Genyahurg, and will spare no eflon lo
conductit in a manner that will not detrscl
from its former high reputation: His table
'lll have the hes; the market. can afford—his
chamber: ere spacious and comfortable—lnd
he‘ll” laid in lor his he: s. full stock of wines
nnd liqnop. There is large stabling attached
10-Lhe Hotel, Awhich will be attended by anon
fife haulers. It will be his constant endeavor
to render the lullen satisfaction to his guests,
linking his house as near a home to them as
possible. He asks a share of the pnbli‘c’s ps
tronage, determined as he in to. deserve a large
part of it. Remember, the “Globe Inn" is in
Yatk street, but near the Diamond, or Public
Square. ‘ SAXUEL WOLF.
,April 4, mm, cf ,
Consumptives,
READ WHAT DB. SCHENCK IS DOING.
R. JJI. SCHENGK—
Dunn Sun—l teel it a duty I owe to you,
and to all who Ire suffering under the (limit-ea
known :3 Oonlumption Ind Liver Complaint,
to let tuem know whet great benefits I have
received from your Pulmonic Syrup and Sen
weed Tonic in so short a time. By the blen
xng 01 God it has cured me thus far.
Dr. Schenck, I will now mike my statement
to you. as follows: About eighteen months
ago I was attached with a. severe cough, and
it settled on my lungs; I could not retain any
thlng I ate, nn‘d suffered with evening fevers
and night sweats. I wait very much reduced.
The whites of my eyes were very yellow; like
wise my skin; my appetite all gone, and un
ebleto digest what I did eat;‘ bowels ewolen,
irregular and .coative. 1 was very low spirit
ed, and Jim! ,s‘uéh violent spells of coughing
when I laid :1 Wu at night and when I arose in
the morning t 'at they would last one or two
hours.
I then would be nearly exhausted, and was
entirely unable to lie on my left side. \I can
not describe my wretched iufi‘ering as I would
wish to.do. - Every organ in my body was
diseased or deranged. Such was my situation
at this time, and I was confined to my hed
from the lust of February, 1862, to June, 1862,
not able to sit up. I had the best of medical
attéudance the whole of the time. My cough
was so very bad that it racked me very much.
I at this time raised a lzrgfinnntity of thick,
yellow, offensive matter, sometimes with blood,
and it was generally accompanied by nausea
anda fut-red and thick coated tongue. At the
time of coughing so badly I would have sharp,
shooting pains in my left side and heart, night
sweats, ad‘d soreness all through my whole
chest; had much inward fever, pain in my
back and under my shoulder blades and in
the small .of my back, and at limels so severe
that it would throw me into spasms. Now my
physician gave me up to die. Otllersl had,
and the best of them, but they could do noth
ing for‘me, and-at that lime -I was nothing
but shin and bones.’ I then was in the wes
tern part of Missouri. ‘lu June last we left
there for the East, andin August last we come
to, New York, and lwats so reduced that I could
only walk a line with my husband’s help.—
‘Alterl had beén here a short time the salt
water‘breeze made me feel much better for s.
time and then I had again to call a physician
for aid. We'had four of the best physicians
of New York on "the diseases of the lungs, and
doctors‘of'ull kinds, but of no avail. They
said I was past curepand that my lungs were
too far gone for any one to cure me. But at
this time I Was on my feet about the house,
not able to do much of anything. In Novem
ber lnstl grew worse, find the consumption
diam-hum setln and lnstéd about eight weeks.
We had tried all and everything that I could
grasp oflike a dying person for .my diseases
consumption and liver complaint—but of n:
avail. \ ' ’ ’
In Jinunry, 1863, l was brought down again
on’my bed, and was notlexpected. to live the
night out.. My husband stayed nt my side,
and other friends, and they all give me up to
die. At this time every one who saw me did
not think l would ever leave my bed A livxng
woman." The first night I was httncked with
spasms, and was deranged most of.the time.—
A friend, Mrs. Harris, came to'see me the lust
of the‘ week, and brought the Sunday Mercury.
in it was an account of a great cure perform—
ed by Dr. Schenck. She rend it to me, and it
was so much like my disease that I asked my
husband to go find see him for me‘ At this,
timé l had git‘enl'up all hopes of ever getting
"well uguin,.aud made my peace with God, to
be ready whenever he called for me.
' 0n the 27th of anunry, '1863, my husband
called on Dr. Schenck, 32 Bond street, New
York, and stated to him my case, with 5 re
quest for htm to call and see me, which he did,
and examined me with the respirometer. When
hewus‘about to go I asked him ifhc could cure
me 1’ His reply wns: “I cannot tell, both
lungs are diseased, and the“ bronchial tubes
are afl‘ectod on both sides.” And yet he seem
‘ ed to think there were lungs enough left to
l efl'ect a cure it the dinrrhten could be stopped.
I He said in order to do thishhe would have to
.give me llnndruke fills in smell doses at first,
l to 'carry off the morbid mntteé, and then, with
nstringents, he hoped to check it, which hetdid,
i but the constant coughing, night sweats, and
‘ dinrrhms hud prostrated me so that he was
i nfmid my vital powers were too much pros
} tinted ever to rally, and yet he seemed to think
\ ifl could live to get en :ugh Pulmonic Syrup
I through my system to chose expectorntion
: there were lungs enough left for me to recover.
lie wished the to try the Ptlltnonic Syrup'and
. Sesweed Tonic at once, shying it would do me
no harm, it it did mono good. The-first week
,fl ”pinto give me strength, so that on Sun
'd‘ny after i set up in bed nnd.ote hearty tor a
sick women; but the next week I lost all hope ‘
and‘wished my husband not. to give me any
more medicine. But the doctor had warned
him of this, and when the medicine was cl’esr- 1
ing out the system it made them feel some
«whut restless, and to persei'ere; and he insist- !
ed on my taking it 3 and now I feel the benefit‘
of it. For after eight days I began to gain my.
strength, nud;with the exception oft! col-l that
put me back some, I have been pining!
strength at body, my cough is going av‘y,and‘
all my pains are gout; no soreness of the
body, my bowels are regular, and my breath
is sweet, and 1 thank God that I am now go
ing about, and sew and read as well as ever I,
could. i httfve taken sixteen bottles of the
medicine, eight of each. I now have a good
apdetite and rest well at night ;,my cough does
not trouble me in getting up orlying down. I
would here say to the mined with consump
‘tiou or liver complaint, that Dr. Schenck is no
humhng. You can rely on what he says.—
Delay not; it Is dangerous to trifle with these
diseases. ”you would be cured, go at once;
nndeny one wishing to know the facts as here
in stated can call at my residence, 117 West
Houston street, New York City. ,
‘ MRS. MARY F. FARLOW.
We, the nndeisigned, residents of<New York,
In Icqnninted wjth Mn. ‘Farlow, sud know
her statement to be twp. We also how that
she used Dr. Schenék’u Pnlmonic Syrup and
Sayeed Tonic,.uud have reason to believe
um 1,0 Ibi; medicine she owes ber preservation
from I premature grave. '
B. FARLOW, 117 Wean Houston at.
EUGENE UNDESUILL, 676 Greenwich at.
3133. E. UNLER ILL, 676 Greenwich at. '
AUGUSTA UNDERHILL,676‘Gmnwich It.
A. E. HARRIS, 117 We". Eonnon at.
EMéLY GLOVER, 117 West, Houston at.
J. . COLE, 33 Coluge pl.
M. A. LEIGHTONL4B3 Broadway.
Mn. BENJAMIN CLAPP-, 19 Amity pl. ‘
I fill well acquainted with Mrs. Bury F.
Ferlow, Ind with her hulband,}lr. B. Farlow,
“my having, for a. few months past, attended
I‘my church, end'l am convinced thnt any
_ tement which they might make may be re—
lxed on u true. JOHN BOWLING, D. D.,
Pastor of Bed-ford St. Baptist Church, N. Y.
Dr. Schenuk‘will be professionally at his
principal otheefNo. 15 North Sixth street,
corner of Commerce, Philadelphia, every Set
uldny, from 9 A. 3’. until 4 PdL; No'. 32 Bond
street, New York, every Tuesday, from 9 to 3 ;
No. 38 ‘Summer street, Barton, Must, every
Wedneldey, from 9 lo 3; and every other Fri.
day at 108 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.—
All advice free, but for a thorough examina
tion of the lungl with his Rupirometer, the
chirge in three dollars. 5., '
Price of the Pulmonic Syrup Ind Seaweed
Tonizeuch 3‘. 60 per bottle, or SM» per
Eur lea. Mnndnke Pills, 25 come per'bcx.
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“MESH! mm; AND lEDMXE DEPOT.
10. 116 Franklin St. Balumore, Id.
For Sula by nmggl-lu and Swrekceperu through
out .91: United sum-s.
Fo'r Eula by A. D. Buehler, Gettysburg;
Lnughiin i Buahfirld, Wheeling, Vu; C. C.
Benet-8:00., Piusburg; Johnson, Hallofvuy
& Gowden, Philndclphin.
Dec. 11, 1865. 1y
Geltyz-‘burg -l{ullrongl.
HANGE or CONXEUFIONS.-—On arid nf
ter Monday, Not‘emher 20th, 1863, Pus
seuger Trains will leave tllld arrive at Gettys
burg. ydiniake connections. us tullows:
‘1?“le TRAIN ~will lenve Gettysburg at
7.45 A. . ~ with pnssvnuers for York,~llurris
burg, P ladelphin‘ Baltimore, and'the North
nnd'West, arriving at Hanover Junction with
out change oi‘cara, at [0.25 .\. .\l., connecting
with the Fast Line South on the Northern Cen
tral Railway, and arriving at‘ Baltimore nt
12.30 noon. ’Also connectihg with Mnil Train
from Baltimore north, nrr.\ing in Harrisburg
“1.20 P. M. Arrive M. (it'lljsbul‘g 1.10 P.
51., with passengers from llnr'riSuurg; York,
Baltimore and Wnshiugton. ‘
SECQND TRAIN will lehre Gettysburg at
1.21), 1?. 3'., nrriving at. Hanover Junction at
3.15. and conuectiug “ith mail train Sh'th.
A'mve at. [gatltitnore m. 5.150 P. )1. Arrive at
Gettysburg at 6J5 P. M., wnh passengers from
l‘li‘iludelpliir., Harrisburg and the North and
West, and also with pnssengers iromVßnltimore
nnd Washington by the fast line north, which
leaves Baltimore at 12.10 noon.
Passengers can leave B'nltimpre in'lhe Mail
Train at. 9 .L .\l., and arrive in Gem sburg at.
1.10 P. M. 0r leave Bullimow in the fast. line
at 412.10 noon. and arrive in Gettysburg n‘. 6.15
If. M. But. one change of cars by the first
train, either wny, viz: at Bmmvgt Junction.
The fast. line on the Northern Centml will not
stop 3'. any loan! sinuous, except. York, Muno
kr Junclion und .’arkwu. Connections cer
thin. 'll. McGURDY, Pljes't.
N0v.»27, Is:;s._ '-‘“. H__ ‘
Hanover B. Railroad.
HIE 'l‘_l'HLE.—Qn mnlulu-r Friday, Nov.
24th, 1865, passenger lmius on the H ‘n
over Brunch Railroad will 1e we as fullows:
FIRST TRAIN, (“Mun makes connection
with three trains on the Northern (‘cnhul
Railway at the Juucunn.) will leave Hnnovcr
at 9 00 A. .\l., fiur York, Bullimore,flnrri=blrg’,
and intermediate sinuous. , . ' ‘
WThls Imin zeturns to Hanover ”12 .\l
and nrrives nt Grnyshm‘g ml I’. M.
SECOND TRAIN lean-s llunm‘cr M 2.20 P.
ht, and‘nrrives at the Junruun at 3.1.0 I’. 31.,
connecting With the Mail Train South, which
arrives at. Bultimore at 5 i’. .\l. Pusseéugers by
this Train for York lay over nt the Junction
until 6:12 P. n. i g
. Passengers leaning Baltimore {Dr Hanover,
[thtysbarm and ”fill-slow", will tr: e tuber
the Mail Train at 9A. BL. ‘or the Pals Line at
12.10 P. n. JOSEPH LEIB, .Agcm.
Dec. 'lB, 12165,
Reduction I Reduction!
N nod utter November; lat. 1865, [he fol
lowing redul-ed scale of prices win ha
a opted at. the “EXCELSIUR” SKYLIGHT
GALLERY, Vii: . , ,
Vignette Photographs, per d0zcn..........f4 00
“ ‘ “ “ l “ .n."... {2 25
u u u 5 1 75
Ines de Vis. or p‘nin, pert 3‘ 2:»
“ “ “ J 1 7.":
u n u .il u 1 25
u u nu} “, u l 00-
mm: ow NEGLTIVES.
.. u g u .‘
Canes de Vis. or plain, per dozen“
' l‘ U i H ’.‘
Vigljettes, single copies, 40c. or 3 f0r.‘.....5;l 00
Cape: do Vis., or pluin, single copies, 35c;
in 4 {oi-p.311 o(
In addition to flip nhme every? picture'will
be Leully tinted Without extra chlrge. A
There i= a. feature in zlr‘e above to which I
wish to direct SPCCLJI attention, viz: I will
make four Viguelles, or three plain pictures
from the first negagire. Herewfonit has bgen
I rule not to make less than-31: of one and
lour of the other. . ‘ -
l tnke this apportunity to thank the cilizenl
of Gettysburg mid the public genemlly, [or the
may mun“. patronage extended to the “Ex
cdsior,” since its establishment; and hope by
strict attention to business, coupled with the
advantage of pvcr ten years uuiuterrupted’
practice of the an, to merit a continuunce oi
the lame. ISAAC G. TYSON,
. Sucreqsor mane Firmpf Tvso! “305.,
Nov. 13, muss Gettysburg, Pat. \
Blm'lmmlthhlg.
THE' undersigned would most. respectfully
_ inform the public that he continues the
BLACKSMH‘HING BUSINESS, .
at his shop, lstely Philip Dmrsom's, adjoining
'l'rOXel's pniut shop, in East. Middle street,
Gettysburg, where he will nt'ull times be pre
pared to do Blscksmithing work to Carriages,
Buggies, Wugoni, k’c.. That he knots how to
do all jobs ol the kind will not be questioned
by those who have a knowledge of his long
exp‘erieuce a: mo business. Come on with
your work, and you drill be satisfied when you
ukeit "my—and for which he will receive
Gish 01' Country Produce.
ADAM HOLTZWORTH.
Mn. 20, 1565. 4“"
Buggies & Carriages. .
THIS MAY! THIS WAYl—Tbe under
ligned ie engsged in we Carriage-making
busineu, in West Middle 3mm, neer Geo. Lib-
Ile’a old [gore stand, Gettysburg. and invite.
8!) who my need anything in his line-Lo
give kiln e “11.. He puts up, in it}; very
belt menner, Felling-top and other BU G 135,
and all the difl'erent Myles of CARRIAGES.—
With I. full knowledge 0; the busineu, end I
deteminelion !o give' entiefnction, the public
can rely upon his jobs being good. He
will endeevor to deserve I lnrge statue of pl
ttofinge, and hopes to receive 1:. ,
REPAIR! done a." the uhorteu noun.
end on most 1‘ sonsble ternlxls. #0323?!
to we ' * kninexc en or .
p d g lull bet: e CHASJFEILBEBT.
Gettynbnrg, Nov. 8, 1863. 6am”
‘ . For Sale.
'.'-IWO CHOICE FARMS, in file in
median neighborhood of Gen”-
burg—Buildihzi And Land coed.
- saunas Alison},
Gav-bug, Aug. 14, 1885. i ' ,
nm'snmvrnwx B.
D Hon-um? Tom 1; Dr. ‘ a 0,16
Dug-Sum. c.’ f. not!”
Publio Sale.
ON WKDNRSDAY, the. In]! all] oil”!!-
ARY, use, in pnnnwu of In Orhr Of
the Orphnn'l Court or Mum county, cm I»
sold on Ibo punk”, the us! um. of 0111101
Nygn, dice-ted, late of finding wwnh'p,
Adam: county, P|.,viz: *
A VALUABLE rAnx,conuining 1‘25 Acne.
shunted in the above nlmd tovnuhlp, on the
turnpike leoding from Hanover to Csrlllle, 1}
mile: north-went from Hampton, end '1 mile.
south-elm of York Sulphur Springl, Id’olnlng
lands ofJohn Baker,Jolm Simplon,ud others.
The improvements m a new ‘l‘wo~
story BRICK HOUSE, Brick Dry '
and Smoke House, a Bank Born,
with a running lountain of voter
in the barn yard. There is an excellent well
of water near the door of the home. Alla, I
Two-eiory Roughcut House, with Stone
Kitchen attached, Log Bun, pump end miter
between the house and born. The form in un
der 9. good state of cultivation, the greltor purl
being of the Round Hill foil or yeliow nu-i,
under good fencing Ind hrwlng a Mr portion
ol tlmuer and good meadow lend. Aleo‘. A
young Apple Orchard of choice trait in' full
benr‘mg. Two Pcech Orchard-which seldom
miss bearing. . ‘
Persons wishing to View the property are
requested to call on Adam S. Myerl, raiding
near the premises. The above named property
will be sold entire or ht part: to suit porch».
sun. 11' it in not sold it will be offered {sprout
prublic outcry on euid day. " ,
WE nle to commence at 1 o'clock. P: M.,
lon mid day, when attendance win be given
- nud terms made known by
l ' ADAM S. MYERS,
Adm'r with Will annexed of Dmiiel liyere, doc.
‘ Jnn‘. l, 1866. {I ~
Public Sale
P REM. ESTATEE In pursuance of or;
order or the Urpfln's Court of Adnms'
county,‘lhe subscriber will offer ut Public
Sale, on the premises, It TUESDAY, the 13d
day 0! JANUARY, H 336, the Real mate of
Adam A. Myers. decona'gd. being
A TRACT OF LAx‘jD, situate in Huntington
township, Adams con y. adjoining land: of
Peter Myers 0! P., Phil?) Myera, Heirs 0! Jacob
Picket, deceased, and Peter 11. Smlth, con
taining «H Acres nud L 52 'Perchea‘ mon- or
less, on the “mower 51nd Cnrlllle turnpike,
near the Hound Hill ore. Tl‘n '
improvements are n Two-story
Log HUUSH,Log Unruond ngon
Shed,» Well of\\'uter at the houi-e,
and n Youm.y Orch'ur . The re bout 1
acrrs of Timber, and the fencrioug iI/lin good
repair. The premisestwillbe shown by the
Adminiurutor, residing on ndjoiningprupertr.
WSale to commetire M ‘1 o'clock. l’. “l,
on said duy, when attend-lingo will be giien
and terms made known by i
PETER MYERS of.P., Adm‘r.
By khe Court—J. J. Fihk, Clerk.
323‘” not sold, the prop"; will he Rented
on mid duy‘ .: ‘ [Jnni 1,1806. 15 '
i Personal ‘EProperty;
i AND WOODLAND, AT PUBLIC SALE.—
‘ Un SATURDAY! the 2m] d-ly oi JANU.
‘ Alll' inst, Ich subscribkr, lus‘ingsolil his Fnrm,
twill self M Public 84' e. «I. llli reeiJenee. in
illighlnnd lownship. Alinms county. hall a mile
scum-ens; of Eiker'u hop, the following pur
sonnl properly. viz: f .
1 x 2 HORSES, 1 Colt, 9 Com, 4 head of Young
;(‘un.le, \l Brood Sonf, 1 Shores, 6 Sheep. 1
.'l‘hEeeJiorae Wagon had Bed, 2 l’longhs, l
“lurrnw, Shovel Ploughs, Cop: FClkl’. Home
l Rake, Winnow-ing Milt'llnl Carriages. Sleigh.
1‘ with harness and bells, Horse Genre, 2 neu‘uf
Bl'eechlelllS. Dollar: 9nd Bridlep, \\'ng‘nn Sud.
dle, Hun. Chains, Single and DJllllle-ll'l‘V'S,
‘ Spreaders, Rakes, Furl“, Min,- Iluy by the lan.
Alson lot. of Carpvnter Tools, uni-Ii n 3 Angers,
Chisels, Cruse-cut Sun, Ciii'uhr Shiv, [luring
um] )lorming )lnchinqs, Braces and hits, kr.
A: the smue lime mid ylucc.will be offered, ,
A TRACT up wuopmxn, cunlnlning 23
Acres, more or less, ailuule on the Mullen-Lawn
,rond, in from of Jraae'l’i Tupper‘a. I! will he
59h] in 1013 of from 5 in 10 neren, to suit. pur
chasers. - ' ‘
[Bs"th to mmme+tce [it 10 o‘vlm-k, A. 31.,
on snid day, when :u enilnnee will be given
iuxd lerms made known by
- JOSEPH J. SMI—TII.
Jacob ¥ickley, Auctioneer; , 1 e
. an. , 1896. ls“
I . R
. Quartprly Report .
E the coaion ol‘élhe First NntinnaLßnnk
O o|.Gemsburg,on '-hc morning of the flu“
'Muuduy ofJunnury, Rims: ‘ ‘ . ~
_ lIDIJ‘I'IH‘KS.‘
Notes am] Bills disruumel, ‘ $103,996 31
Premiums and sundngs, ‘ ‘ 3,007 15
Dim from National ”Mks. 13,134 m
us. Bonus,aomcru,S.sccurmcs, ”3'50" 30‘
Cash on hum], ‘ § .' 4 ,mr no
LIABILITIES.
'Cnpital pnid‘ in,
U. S. Cuculnlion,
Deposits,
Due to National Banks, 2km,
I', GEORGE ARanJ'), Cashier or the‘Fir-t
National Bunk ol Gpllpslmru, do solemnly
swear that the above nuttml m is true to the
bps: of my ku’uwlellgc‘jand bellel.
GEO“ l‘} AllS(JLD,Cflshier.
Sworn to and lubsc lbcd belore mu this lat
day of January, 1866. I'. MYERS, J. I’.
Jan. 8, mm. '3:
Audlto 8 Notice.
THE Auditor up hated by (he Orphnn's
(hurl. of Adam county, 16 mke din
lnbution of the ban ance in the hands of
Leonard’Tuylor, Ad iuiglrntm of $ll9 eslule
ol: Jacqb F. Knausa late of Mennllon town
ship, deceased. to and among crediLOrn and
parties legally entilled therein, will must
all persons interested, for the pwo" of
his appointment, I the oche of .d: W.
McClean. Attorneys m-an. in Gellynluurg,
nn SATURDAY; (h 27th day of JANUA
RY, 1866, M. 10 o’clack A. M. 9
WM. McCLEAN, Auditor.
' Luxury 1. 1866. Ind 2 .
x Dividend. .
' ‘ Gnhracna Nnuout BANK,‘
' « J nnunry ‘l, law. I '
HE Directors of‘thin [Lu-k have thin day
declared .n EXTRA Dividend of FIFTY
PER 08812:»: the U‘fliul St‘ock, clenr‘ of all
taxes, out 0! the Surp us Fund, and bnyuble to
Stucwulnerain Unito’d States 7 3-lolh Treas-
My Note: At pat, on pm] after TUESDAY, the
16th instant. T.‘ D. CAR-SUN, Cubicr. ‘
Jam’s, 1866. 3t f
7- Bounty il'ax Notice.
ERSUNS owing Bounty Tax in‘ Frown
township for 1845 and previoul past,- a
- enby mauled to mke’immedinta payment;\‘
All who fail to pay h the $138? OFFEBRU
ARY next, will luv live per cent. udded to \
their nmounu. By -rder ofthe Bond, “\
. JACO' DEAEDORFF, Soc’r.
Jun. 8. 1866. at ‘ .
EMI
ACOE MORTU ’ F’s .ESTATE.-—Let¢en
. testament-r, a the estate 0! Jacob
ortotf, lsu‘o! Hun‘flng'on‘rownlhlp, Adllll
county, deceued, Having been~ granted to
the undersigned, raiding in Tyrone town. i
ship, be hereby givu notice 10 In pmons in
d’ebud m uid cum to mike inmodinu la,.
mom, and than having chin" adult tho use ‘
to present them properly "theistic-Ital {at u!
dement. GEORGE w. HARMAN, use”,
Dec. unless. a
M fh; fin} Ongu. Lemon, Buim'm, Figlk
I or D'pm. go to I. H. HINNIGE'B Cantu
i 0 nary, in Chambcuburg meet.
IF ybu? with Toy W 350", Buggies, Cans,
Whm’lburouu and Drum, a»; to I. E.
)IJNNIGH‘B Councilmen, in C nboubnrg
attest. ‘ - «.
‘ had no thuflne inertia!“ of Top
In! Flue, Articles, I! E. H. KHDHOEPS
Comedians", in Gbsmb¢nblrg mat.
IF you wilh snfce ulortment affine Cindy.
go to E. H. MINNIGH'S Confectionery, in
Chmbonburz sugeg. -
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I you will! freak Almond), Pull 1"“,
I Englhh Wan”. ‘Yflbem,’ Gdaohnntf.
umud-uu..h., un, B. Mlfllfififl
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