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THE ADAMS SENTINEL AND GENERAL ADVERTISER. Governor Andrew Johnson, of Tennessee, and the Guerrillas. the Nashville Union, May We give below a highly importaut proclamation from Governor Johnson. la our judgment it meets the case exactly It is a well timed aud well aimed blow, and will place a wholesome restraint on those freebooters and marauders who are now carrying on the chief work of the rebellion: EXECUTIVE OFFICE, NASUVILLE, May 9, 1802. Whereas, certaia persons unfriendly and hostile to the Goverument of the United: States have banded themselves together, and are now going at large through many of the counties iu this State arresting, maltreating and pluudering Union citizens wherever found: Now, therefore, Andrew Johnson, Governor of the State of Tennessee, by virtue of the power and authority in me vested, do hereby proclaim that in every instance in which a Union man is arrested and maltreated by the marauding bauds five or more Rebels from the most promi-' nent in the immediate neighborhood shall be arrested, imprisoned and otherwise dealt with as the nature of the case may And further, in all cases in which property, of citizens loyal to the Government of the United States is taken or destroyed, full, and ample remuneration ghall be made to them out of the property of such Rebels i in the vicinity as have sympathized with and given aid, comfort, information or encouragement to the parties committing such depredation.

This order will be executed iu letter and spirit. All citizens are hereby warned, under heavy penalties, from entertaining, receiving or encouraging such persone 80 banded together or in any wise connected therewith. ANDREW JOHNSON. Edward II. East, Secretary of State.

bill giving bounties to soldiers, which passed the Senate on Monday, appropriates $6,000,000 for that purpose. It is in accordance with the act authorizing the ew ployment of volunteers, passed in July last, a section of which is as follows: Section 6. And be it further enacted, That any volunteer who way be received, into the service of the United States under this act, and who may be wounded or otherwise disabled in the service, shall be cutitled to the benefits which have been or unay be conferred on persons disabled in the regular service; and the widow, if there be one, aud if not. the legal heirs of such as die or may be killed in service, in addition to all arrears of pay and allowauces, shall receive the sum of $100. Edward Stanley, the newly appointed Governor of North Curolina, arrived in New York on Wednesday, from California.

Ile is a native of the former State, and when young was elected District Attorney, and, after completing his term in a manner satisfactory to the publie, be WAS returned to the State Legislature. His tact and ability were already so well known in the State at large that be was chosen Speaker of the house. lle was afterwards clected to Congress from the Newbern districe; and served in that capacity for many years. At the close of his Congressional he was chosen by the Legislature of North Carolina as Attorney Geucral of the State, which office he filled for some time with the same capacity and regard for the public interests which had marked his ployment in other positions. The Union feeling at Nashville was demonstrated very forcibly, on Tuesday.

by a large mecting of the citizens in the of the House of Representatives, in which many leading gentlemen from all parts of the State participated, including representatives from Memphis. Resolutions were adopted by acclamation setting forth that the safety and weltare of their relatives and friends in the Rebel army and prisons can only be assured by the return of Tennessee to the Union; that Congress be appealed to to end the war; complimenting the Union officers and soldiers on their considerate and approving of Governor Johnson's Addresa of March 18. A general reaction in behalf of the Government and the Union is evidently taking place in Ten- nessee. SUICIDE AT M. Wise, aged 18 years, committed suicide at Frederick, on Monday night last, by taking laudanum.

It appears she was the betrothed bride ofa young man named Dennis Stull, a soldier in the Federalarmy, who died a few days agofrom wounds received in battle. The Examiner says that at the funeral of her lover she placed her likeness under his head, and remarked she would not long survive him, and when her own death was discovered, the photograph of ber betrothed was found under her bead, signifying the wish that it should be interred with her remains. 'RED- Our neighbor POLLEY has just completed a very neat brick building opposite the Globe Hotel, where he and Mr. CooK have everything in very beautiful order.The former has every variety of Stoves of the rarest patterns, and at very cheap iates; whilst friend CooK attends to the Tin-work, "Spouting. promptly, and executes work in the best manner.

Give them a call in their new habitation. BE SNEADS BUELLER'S Store is well worthy of a visit just at this time. We doubt whether, even in our largest cities, so fine a display of Stoves can be found. Their large room is stored full of Stoves of every pattern; also, every variety of Hollow Ware, Sheet Iron Ware, Tin Ware, Pianished Waro, Japan Ware--embracing, indeed, everything in the house-furnishing line. Also, Sausage Cutters, Sausage Stuffers, Lard Presses, They are prepared to sell'wholesale and retail, Tin Ware, and Sheet Iron Ware, of their own manufacturo--keeping a sufficient number hands to supply any demand.

Their assortment of Lumber is very large 'also, Coal; of every kind. The Confessions and Experience of an Invalid. DUBLISHED for the benefit and aa a warning and a onution to young men who suffer from Nervous Dobility, Premature Decay, supplying at the same time, the means, of Self-Cure, by one who cured himself, after being, put to great expanse through medical imposition and quackcry. Single copies may be had of the nuthor. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Bodford, Kings oounty, N.

by enclosing a postpaid addreared onvolope. March 12. ly 097 05 LA91. Superine Flour 73 to 5 00 Ited 10 1 13 White 10 to 1 20 Corn old ......42 Kye 32 1c 36 Rye 00 Buckwheat 76 Clover OU Timothy 1 To to 2 00 Flax .......1 40 ...........33 Plaster of Paris, per 60 per per ..................1 20 to 3 00 50 Guano BALTIMORE-TUESDAY LAST. 87 to 5 50.

1 36 to 1 43 LO 75 to 63 .39 10 40 73 Lo 5 00 00 to 2 12 Beef 60 to 3 00 Hay, (in 16 00 to 18 00 Do .............14 15 00 HANOVER-TUESDAY LAST. Flour per from 87 to 4 87 Wheat, per ..............1 18 to 1 25 Rye ......60 Corn .......47 Oats 32 Clover 25' Timothy 20 Plaster Paris, per ...........7 00 Marrico, On the 15th by the Rev. Joseph Clark, Mr. W. D.

CAMP, of Washington City. formerly of this county,) to M158 MAGGIE, daughter of Mr. Matthew McKee, of Franklin On the 15th by the Rev. Jacob Ziegler, Mr. HENRY M.

THOMAS to Miss ELIZABETH WARREN -both of Menallen towuship. Un the 27th at the Er Lutheran Parsonage, Littlestown, by the Rer. S. Henry, Mr. WM.

RINEDOLLAR. to Miss ISABEL REEVER--both of Carroll county, Md. On the 11th at the game place, by the same, Mr. JOIIN DUCE. to Miss ELIZA BAUM-both of Carroll county, Md.

Very suddenly, last night, of disease of the heart, Mr JOHN KIMES, of Butler wow lle went to bed in his usual health. At Carlisle, on Friday last. Rev JOHN ULRICH, formerly pastor of the Lutheran Churches at York Springs district, in this county. On the 12th inst. JANE ALICE, daughter of George and Tirzah Plank, of Frankhu township, Aged 1 year 10 months and 7 days.

Tuesday last, WILLIAM HENRY. only son of Philip and Mary Beamer, of Struban township, aged 2 years and 22 days. On the 6th of Scarlet Fever, DAVID CHAMBERLIN, aged 5 years 2 months and 21 days; and JAMES ADDISON, aged 1 year 4 months and days; and on the Sth inst ELIZA JANE, aged 3 years 1 month and 24 days, children of James Alexander and Rebecca Currens, of Freedom township. Sunday morning lust, EMMA CATH.IRINE, only child of Wm H. and Cathuring Dent rick, of Butler towuship, aged 1 year and 3 months.

On the 9th inst, SARAH CATITARINE. daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth Yohe, of Petersburg, York Springs, aged 3 years 11 months and 5 days. Obituary notices excecding six lines will hereafter be charged at half our usual tising rates for all over that number of lines. Ga S. M.

PETTENGILL NO. 37 Park Row, New York, and 6 State St. Boston, are our Agents for the SENTINEL, in those cities, and are authonzed to take Advertisements and Subscriptions for us at our low est rates. Notice to Contractors. THE intending School to Board build a of NEW Cumberland SCHOOL-HOUSE district, at (or formerly Boyd's), the house to be of brick, 24 by 28, will reccive proposals for the same from contractors, and will mee: for that purpose at No.

1, ox SATURDAY THE 81ST Of MAY, at 9 o'clock, A. M. at which time and place contractors are requested to attend. By order of the Board, May 20. J.

A. HARPER, Sac'y. per- Compiler and Star copy. Dividend. BANK OF GETTYSUTRG, May 6, 1862.

TE clared Bank a of Dividend Gettysburg of FOUR has PER this day deon Capital Stock, payable on or after Monday next, the 12th. T. D. CARSON, CASHIER. May 13, 1862.

8t The Markets. Died, Gettysburg Female Institute. THE Summer Session of this Institution will commence on Monday the 19th of May. Principal-Mrs. EYSTER.

Assistant--Miss MARTIA LONGWILL. Gettysburg, May 6. New Restaurant. TIE undersigned has opened a Restaurant, st of York and Liberty streets, Gettysburg, where he will keep everything in the enting line in season--also Ale, Lager, and Cider, Cigars, Tobacco, likewise fit-, ting up a Saloon for Ice at the same Creams place. He hopes, by attention to business and desire to please, to receive a liberal of custom.

HENRY W. CHRISMER. May 6. Auditor's Notice. THE undersigned, Auditor appointed by the Court of Common Pleas of Adams county, to make distribution of the balance remaining in the hands of JEREMIAR Assignee of P.

Sox, under deed of voluntary assignment for benefit of Creditors, hereby gives notice to all persons interested in said distribution. that he will sit in discharge of pointment, at bia office in the Borough hussaid. Gettysburg, ox THURSDAY THE 22D DAY OF MAY, (A. D. 1862) at 10 o'clock, A.

M. of said day. DAVID WILLS, AUDITOR. May G. 3t Notice.

ETTERS of Administration on the estate of Adams AARON COX, late of Latimore township, county, deceased, having been granted the subscribers, they hereby give notice to all persons knowing themselves indebtod to said Estate, to make immediato payment, and those having claims againat same, to present them, properly authenticated, for settlement. the The first named resides in Latimore township; latter in Huntington. SARAH COX, JOSEPH E. WIERMAN, May '6. 6t A TER'S Cherry Pectoral, AYER'S Sarsaparilla, AYER'S PILL'S, sale at Dr.

R. HORNER'S nOW Drug Store. PURE GROUND SPICES, and ground expressly for Dr: HORSER'S new Drug Store. 'STEP monao into quantity, of HATS and see the CAPS that he has just Costs nothing PURE medicinal BRANDY, WINE AND at the WHISKEY, for Store purposes only, new Drug of Dr. ROnERT HORNER, A.

meron, SON, Are Jeans, solling and Clothe, all kinds Cassi- of Domestic Goods cheap. Call and sec! List of Merchants WITHES the classitied County, the of Adame, undersigned, returned Appraiser of Merrantile Taxes, in accordance with the several Aets of Assembly, for the year 1802-03, of Goods. Wares and Merchandise: Borough of Gettysbury. Cluss Dulls. ('ta Fahneatock Brothers, 23 00 J.

1. Schiek, 11 15 wy Dunner Ziegler, 13 10 00 D. Spangler, 13 10 00 A. D. Buchler, 13 10 00 F.

B. Picking, 14 00 Joseph Bevan, 00 (leorge Arnold, 00 Miss McCreary, 00 Boyer Son, 1 00 Mis. Mary Martin, 00 Miss Mary McAllister, 00 Philip Winter, 7 00 Cobeun Culp, 7 00 Brother, 00 Dr. Robert Horner, 00 John Gruel, 00 Scott Son, 00 Mrs. Sophia Strouse, 00 M.

00 R. F. Mollheny, 00 George F. Kalufleisch, 00 E. IT.

Minnigh, 14 7 00 Georze Myers, 00 S. $. Forney, 00 Norbeck Martin, 00 Rowe Brother, 00 H. G. Curr, 7 00 Codori Gillespie, 7 F.

Wisotzkey, 14 7 00 Diehl, Brinkerhoff 25 00 00 John Shends Buehler, 12 12 Wm. E. Bittle, 14 7 Mountpleasant tp. Joseph Sheely, Samuel Faber, of A. W.

Staub, 14 George C. Keitel, 14 J. E. Smith, 14 J. E.

Miller, 13 10 Germany tp. Yount Colehouse, 14 Mrs. Mary Reininger, 14 Crouse Brother, 14 L. IT. Stark, 14 Study Stonesifer, 12 50 Nathaniel Eumes, 14 7 00 Geo.

W. 12 50 Henry Dysert, 7 00 Samuel Gutelius, 14 7 00 Samuel Little, 7 00 David Schwartz, 13 10 00 E. F. Shorb 25 00 Snyder Son, 14 7 00 H. S.

Klein, 10 00 John Duttera, 11 12 50 A. Heimen, 14 7 00 Mountjoy lp. John P. Baker, 7 John Sheely, Charles Overdeer, 242 838 Conowago tp. Reily Sneeringer, 13 10 00 John Busbey, 10 00 John Fouler, 14 7 00 Conrad Fox, 11 7 00 Bai barn Ouster, 14 00 Berwick bor.

Lewis Jordy, 14 7 00 Wm. Davi-, 13 10 B. F. Kepner, 14 7 00 D. C.

Martin 14 7 00 Oxford tp. A. S. Himes 13 10 00 A. Sheely, 14 7 John Hengy, 14 00 Edward Weigle, 14 7 00 Bastress Peters, 10 20 00 Frank.

Her-h, 10 20 00 Elizabeth T. Staater, 14 7 00 John Ginter, 14 Francis Smith, 14 Franklin tp. Martin L. Miller, 7 Mrs. Ann Rollruan, 14 00 11.

W. Witmore, 14 00 Peter Boblitz, 00 Jacob Mark, 14 00 Plank Spangler, 13 10 00 J. J. Biesecker, 14 7 00 C. II.

Fulweiler, 14 00 Wn. Ruff, 14 00 Liberty tp. Lewis A. Overholtzer, 14 7 00 Samuel Martin, 14 00 John Miller, 14 7 00 Hamiltonban tp. Donner Shield-, 13 10 00 Sullivan Rinebart, 10 00 Paxton McCreary, 14 00 John C.

Shartzer, 14 7 00 Cumberland tp. J. Crawford Guinn, 14 7 00 Tyrone tp. Peter Yentts, 14 00 John Delap, 14 00 John F. Houck, 14 00 Lutimore tp.

Adam Lerew, T. M. Brenaman, 14 7 00 Freedom tp. Abraham Waybright, 14 7 00 Menallen tp. George P.

14 7 00. Charles Elden, 14 00 Abel T. Wright, 14 00 Jacob Pitzer, 13 10 00 R. Il. C.

Hoopes, 14 00 HI. Penrose, 14 Wm. Overdeer, 14 7 00 Hamilton tp. G. W.

Spangler, 13 10 00 Elijah Spangler, 10 00 F. S. Hildebrand, 13 10 00 John J. Kline, 14 7 00 Isaac Krall, 14 00 Wm. Wolf, 14 H.

L. Miller, 14 00 Goorge Mundorff, 11 00 Miss Caroline Krautter, 14 00 Miss Hannah Minigh, 00 Reading tp. Solomon Chronister, 13 10 00 J. Wolf, 14 00 I. R.

Shipley, 14 Michael Myers, 14 00 Straban tp. Daniel Golden, 10 20 Philip Hann, P. A. Myers, 00 B. Eicholtz, 14 00 Jacob King.

00 Hugh King, 00 Huntington tp. Samuel T. Brown, 10 00 E. Hiteshew, 15 00 Jacob A. Gardner, 25 00 Wm.

Mogary, 7 00 John. Gardner, 14 00 Isaac Houser, 00 John Peitzol, 14 Amos Griest, 14 7 00 Uniox tp. Abraham Soll, 14 00 Samuel Crawford, 7 00 Butler 1p. Noah Miller, 7 00 Edward Staley, 00 Wm. Miller, 14 00 Shank 14 00 DISTILLERS, Henry Wolf, 15 00 David Rhodes, Freedom 15 00 BREWERS.

Adam Diohi, Gettysburg, 5 00 John Honnig, 5 John Ellower, 9 5 00 APPEAL. Notice is hereby given to all persons interested in the above return of classification, that I will hold An Appeal, at the Commissioners' Office, June in on Saturday, the 14th day of next, between the heurs of 9 A.M. and 3'P. when and whore persons that may considor themselves aggrioved by Raid classifi. cAtIon, may attend.

J. M. WALTER, Appraiser of Mercantile Taxes for Adama co, DR. ROBERT HORNER'S NEW FAMILY DUUG PRESCRIPTION STORE, FRESII DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY, TOOTH POWDERS. DYE STUFFS, DRY PAINTS, and PAINTS ground in Oil, OILS, expressed and distilled.

STATIONERY of all kinds. Inks, Pens, Pencils, Paper, Combs, Brushes, CHAMBIRSDERG STRAIT, A retirod trou the active pracL tice of my profession, I take pleasure in announcing to the citizens of Gettysburg and viewity, that I have opened NEW DRUG STORE. in the roon formerly occupied by Drs. R. C.

HORNER, us au where 1 will constantly keep cu bund a large supply of all kinds of PATENT MEDICINES. All the popular Patent Medicines, together' with 2 selection of pure MINES, BRANDIES and WHISKEY, for medicinal purpoge8 only, always on hand. In 3 word, stock embraces everything usually found in a first class store of this description. A large supply of fresh Drugs has recaived, and others are arriving, which offering to the public on very accommoduting terms. My Medicines have all been purchased under my personal inspertion and supervision from the most I can therefore not only recommend them 18 pure and fresh, but can sell them N.

B. -PARTICULAR A I'TENTION giv. en to the uses. BE ADVICE GRATIS. May 13, 1862.

tf Dissolution of Partnership. the undersigned, in the practice of Medipartnership heretofore existing between cine, has this day been' dissolved. The books of 'the firm will be found in the possession of Dr. Charles Horner, who will continue the pracLice. Office one door above the Drug Store of Dr.

R. Horner. CHARLES HORNER, ROBERT April 1, 1862. Notice to Tax-payers. TOTICE is hereby given that the County Commissioners will make an ABATEMENT OF FIVE PER CENT upon all State and County taxes assessed for the year 1862 that shall be paid to Collectors on or before Tuesday the lat day of July.Collectors will he required to call on t.ixpayers on or before the above date, and make such abatement to persons paving on or before said day, and pay the same to the County Treasurer, otherwise no abatement will be made, By order of the Commissioners, J.

M. WALTER, Cierk. April: 29. Valuable Town Property AT PRIVATE SALE. subscriber offers at Private Sale, the Ta HOUSE in which he has been residing Baltimore for the last a six few years, doors situate north in of the Court-house, between the proper ties of E.

B. Buebler, and the Misses Benner. The property 18 in excellent condition. having been thoroughly repaired. It is abundantly provi ded with water, baring a hydrant of soft water, also never failing well, with excellent pump.

The house itself has a dry cellar, plastered garrets in the front house, most of the rooms papered, andall of them, front and back, furnished with Gas fixtures. Terms easy. Persons desirous of viewing the property may call on the subscriber. now occupying it. F.

A. MUHLENBERG. March 19. tf 1862. Spring Millinery.

1862. ISS having just returned 48 from the City, is now opening an unusually large assortment of BONNETS and BONNET TRIMMINGS, Intest styles. Also, Dress Goods and Dress Trimmings, Shawls, Mantillas and Fancy Goods of every description, all of which having been purchased for cash, will be sold at prices to suit the times. April 22. BASTRESS PETERS AY the highest Cash Prices for all kinds of FLOUR, SEEDS, at their Brick Ware-house in NEW -OXFORD.

Constantly on band a large assortment of GROCERIES, at wholesale and retail; also, LUMBER, COAL, GUANO. PLASTER, April 22. ly Notice. ETTERS of Administration, de bonis non, on the Estate of CATHARINE GARDNER, late 001 of Latimore township, Adams comty, deceased, having been granted to the undersigned, resi. ding in Reading township, he hereby gives tine to all persons knowing themselves indebted to said Estate, to make immediate payment, those having claims against the same, to aud present the game properly authenticated, for settlement, ELIAS BUSIEY, ADW'R.

April 29, 1562. 6t Notice. ETTERS of Administration on the estate of JAMES H. NEELT, late of Huntington township, Adums county, deceased, having, been granted undersigned, resi the same township, he hereby gives notice to all persons knowing themselves indebted to said estate to make immeaiate payment, and those having claims against the same, to prosent them, proporly authenticated, for settlement. FRANCIS COULSON, April 22, 1862.

6t Notice. ETTERS of Administration on the estate of 'PETER S. SMITE, late of Straban township, Adams county, deceased, been granted to the subscribers. (the first named residing in 'Tyrone township, notice the latter in Straban.) they hereby give to all persons indebted to said Estate to make immediate payment; and those having claims against the game, will present them, properly authenticated, for soule-1 ment. GEORGE MACKLEY.

GEORGE THOMAS, April 15, -6t. ADv'RE. Notice. -ETTERS Toetameutary on the Estate. of LINDENSTEIN, deceased, late of Latimore township.

Adams baring been granted to the subscribor, residing in the' sAme township, be' heroby' gives notice to all -persons knowing themselvea indebted t.p said estate to make immediate. payment, and those having claims against the same, to prosent them, properly autbenticated, for settlement. April JACOB LIVINGSTON, Ex'r. Turnpike Dividend. TIE President and Managora of the "Gettysburg and Petersburg Turnpike pang" have this day declared a Dividond of ONE PER payable on or after the 12th inat.

J. II. Treeaurer. May 5. SHEPHERD Plaids, Spring Do Lainos, just oponed at A.

SCOTT SON'S. STATIONERY, ofall kinds, at Dr. R. Pamily, Drug and Prescription Storo 4 VERY VALUABLE Real Estate tor Sale. SATURDAY THE o'clock, P.

FARM, situate containing 140 Jacob Group Bank Barn, ble, Stone house, ke. ORCHARDS, great variety it being in a soil is excollent Copperstone 80 than mirably watered, pprings, and supplying all ful spring at the barn, good state of also been limed. of WOOLLAND, Timber. The Farm Bendersville, burg, which in li miles miles of Curligle, at both mile of Eppleman'? within one and has several Mills, within several Churches ROT Terms April 29. will undersigned, off at Assignee Public of JEs8t Sale, M.

ON or MAY, 1862, at 0110 on the reinices, Valuable in Menallen township, ACRES, adjoining lands of and Ileirs, Daniel Peters, Win. Cook and others. The improvements are a large STONE DWELLING- HOUSE, with Kitchen attached, Stone Wagon-sbed, Corn-crib, Hug statSpring- -house, a Dry and SmokeThere are two young thriving and an older Orchard, also a of Fruit Trees on the premises, fine fruit-growing region. The in quality, being known land--an productive and more as Limestone land. The Farm is adthere being number of two streums of running water, the fields.

There is a delightthe dwelling, and a well with pump. The land in in a cultivation, much of it having There are nhout 35 Acres of llickory, Oak, and other is within a mile aud a half of on the road leading to Petersis miles distant. It lies withof Gettysburg, and within 16 having access to Railroads pointy. The Public School is of a mile. It is within 1 Mill on Oppossum creek, Mille, Grist, miles of Clover and and Saw1 it, within like distances.

inade known on day of sale. JOHN BURKIIOLDER, SOLOMON BENDER, ASSIGNEES. Relief Tax. TN accordance with the Act of the General Assembly of Pennsylvania, approved the 16th day of May, 1861, in regard to the relief of Volunteers and their fumilies, the County Commissioners hive levied 2 tax ot 1 mill, which the Collectors for the present year are required to collect and pry the same over to the County Treasurer in six weeks from the date of their Warrants. For general infermation, section 17 of said Act is appended: "Section 17.

That it shall be lawtul for the proper authorities ot any county within this Commonwealth to assess and lery a tax for the payment of such appropriations as may hue been, or may hereafter be, made such authoritics for tie relief of Tolunteens, or their families, or both, which volun-1 teera shall have been or may be received into, tho serrice of this State or the United States. in vided, the That present such exigency assessment of the shall country. not Pro: one year excood two and one- half mille upon the dollar of the taxable proporty of such county. Provided, That all loans heretofore negotiated, or moneys borrowed by Commissioners or municipal authorities, are hereby validated." JAMES IT. MARSIIALL, WM.

B. GARDNER, EPIRAIM MYERS, Commissioners. Attest -J. M. WALTER, Clerk.

April 29. Vinegar--Vinegar. ufacture undersigned of has Vinegar, on commenced the Washington m.infew doors north of West Middle street, Gettysburg. lIe Ens been manufacturing this Vinegar for nearly one your, and it has given general satisfaction. The superiority of this Vinegar over all other manufactured Vinegar, consists in it being mado entirely of grain, no acid of any kind being used in its composition, and free from everything ous.

It in strong, and at the same time pleaRant to the taste, and has all the preserrative qualities found in Cider is prepared to wholceale this Vinegar in any quantity. Call and examine for yourselres. ADAM DIEHL. Certificate. TE, the undersigned, hereby certify that we have used in our families, for various purposes, the Vinegar manufactured and sold by ADAM Dient, and find it to be all that he represents it to be.

We have fairly tested it and believe it be superior in erery respect, to any other manufactured Vinegar we have ever used, and would recommend it to all persons. Wm. Borer Son, Gettysburg, 4 Jacob Norbeck de Codori Gillespie, John Chamberlin, Franklin' Levi Pitzer, A. F. Gitt, Oxford.

May 13, 1862. ly List of Letters, REMAINING in Gettysburg P. 0. May 18, Bush Harriet Lane Timothy Byers David McLaughlin Mary Beard Daniel W. McCleary Martha A.

Baker Harriet Miller Sarub A. (2) Benel Elizabeth Morrison Sarah A. Black John W. Mickly James Bushman Caroline DicIlvaine Andrew Black Nancy Mack Peter Culp Polley Neely Jonatban W. Cookson John C.

Plank Mrs. M. E. Dichl Amanda Plauk Emanuel Eckert Susan Prescott Addison Fleming Plank George E. Flabarty James Porter David R.

Ford Susan Routson Sarah Fissel Epbraim Rollman Lizzie M. Elizabeth Stultz Peter D. Gardner Adam H. Satylar Francis (2) Hossler Catharine Snyder Adam Houck Wm. H.

Settle Wm. Haines Louis Stultz Thaddeus S. Hagerman Wm. Small Jerome lesby Jacob Sanders Jacob Hagerman Mary Shafer John B. Heck Samuel T.

Slaybaugh Alex. Hall John Shutteron Jobn Hartzell Mary Shuemaker Mary Hartzell Mary J. Sandoe Maggie A. Hartzell Barbara Sosker Anna C. Huitzeil George C.

Soyder Harriet Hartzell James C. Spangler Barbara Howard Hiram Shafer Leah C. Charlotte Small Jerome Horner Mollie C. Trostle Moses Hollinger Anna Trostle Emanuel G. (2) Jacobs Samuel Mrs.

Mary Kencly Ar.drew Walker Joseph (Capt.) Kerler Andrew Witmore Martin Keefer Catharine Wentz John Keefer Jacob (2) Wickersham Josiah Leer Daniel Williams Jack Little Samuel Yenta Sarah Leer Peter FOREION LETTER. Linard Daniol Anton Zellner, Farmers. Bey Persons calling for letters in the abore Mat will please say they were advertised. D. A.

BUEHLER, P. M. Watches, Watches, Watches. THE undersigned has just returned from the Cities new assortment of GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, selected with particular care, and which he can sell at extremely LOW PRICES--warranting them to be good timekeepers. Also, an assortment of CHAINS, KEYS, Persons desirous of purchasing 6 good are requosted to call and examine mont.

JOSEPH my assortBEVAN, Sign of tho Watch and Spectaoles, inApril 22. tho Diamond, A L.L the beet family Medioines can be had at the new Family, Drug and Proscription store of. Dr. HORNER. Important to the Ladies.

ABOR SAVING WASHING MACHINE.The undersigned is now building and of ming for gule. G. W. TOLHURSTS. IMPROVED WASHER, at Gettysburg.

and intends supply them to those persons throughout date county who desire a labor-gaving muchine. This machine is gotten up on entirely new principle, and is considered by those who have seen it in use, the best that hag ever been brought before the public Awoug the many advantages of this machine over all others may be mentioned the following 1st. Its simplicity of construction, waking it almost hupossible to get out of order. 2d. Its speed, which astonishes alike the operator and the looker The facility with which it adapts to the bulk or quantity of clothes desired to be "athedit washes equally well the finest and lightest fabric.

or the coarsest and heaviest, such as bed quilts. comforts, blankets, de. 5th. Can be managed by a child from 10 to 12 years of age. oth.

Consumes less soap than any other process of washing. 7th. Will last as long as any other 'tub with some 8th. certives half the labor. May 13..

S. SHIERFY. Certificate. A DAMS signed, hereby COUNTY, certify PA.We, that we the have under- used, and are using now, G. W.

Tolburt's Improved Washing Machine, and are fully satisfied that it is just the Tub Mr. S. Sheify represents it to be. and supersedes anything of the kind we hare ever seen as yet; combining, as it does, great speed with little labor, and, performing its work in the most satisfactory manner. We, therefore.

recommend it to every family in the county great pleasure. J. Winebrenner, Hannab Winebrenner, John Rupp, Caroline Rupp, Darid Musselman, Esther Musselman, C. Swope, P. Shively.

John Chamberlin, Martha Chamberlin, S. J. Welty, Jane M. Welty. May.13.

FRESH GROCERIES. BOYER SON harejust received WV splendid lot of Groceries, Queensware, Notions, Confections, Tobaccos, laving bought these goods for Cash we are prepared to offer such inducements to buyers as cannot fail to please. We hare SUGAR of all grader, Hard and Soft Crushed. Grann luted, Powdered, Orleuns, Porto Rico and Cuba. MOLASSES, we have of all kinds, Sugar house, New York, Honey and Lovering Syr up; also, Boston Syrup, the finest ever brought to this market.

Call and examine. COFFEE. good and cheap. TOBACCO, we have 27 kinds, among others Congress, Cavendish, Peach lenf, Rough and Rendy, Gravely, Clam, Jewel of Opl.ir, to which we call attention of the "lover, of the weed." We sell both Wholesale and Retail. QUEENSWARE, 1 good selection acd at prices to suit the times.

We also keep Notions, Confections, Spices, Brushes, Fish, Tens, Chocolate, Starch, Blacking, Cedar Buckets, Tubs, Scythes, Shovels, Spades, Forks, in short everything belonging to a Grocery. No tronble to show Goods. Country produce taken in exchange for Goode. WM. BUYER SON.

April 29. 1862. 1862. BARGAINS. BARGAINS.

IV HATS CAPS, BOOTS SHOES, TRUNKS AND received TRAVELING large BAGS supply of -Har- the abore Goode, I am prepared to.well them lower than erer bold in this place! My stock f8 most complete, embracing every style of Shoes HATS CAPS, consisting of all the latest styles for Spring and Summer. BOOTS SHOES, for Gentlemen, Ladies and Children--City make and Eastern work from 25 cents up. ad Trunks of every description and i Call and examine the bargains at April? 00. R. F.

McILHENY'S. New Goods! BROTHERS have just receired and are now opening a and desirable assortment of Spring Goods, which the attention of buyers is respectfully invited.Their stock comprises all the latest and most approved styles and patterns of Dress Goods, 10- gether with their usual assortment of Staple Domestic Goods, such as cannot fail to please all who may faror them with their patronage. Call early and select from their large and varied assortment. FAHNESTOCK BROTHERS. April 3.

tf READY MADE CLOTHING. much EORGE the ARNOLD largest stock bag of now Ready on hand made Clothing ho had, consisting of Coats of all sizes, Pantaloons Vesta, Dustera, Shirts, Drawers, Gloves, Hosiery, Our Conta, Paute and Testa run from a needle anchor, both as size, price and quality. If we cannot please you in a girment ready made, Mr. W. T.

KING, who is in connection with the establishment, will once take your moawure and make you 3 suit in short notice. us a call. April 29. 3m Gettysburg English and Classic School. THE Second Session of the GETTYSBURG ENGLISH AND CLASSIC SCHOOL for Males and Females, will commence ON THE 01 MARCH, 1862, and will continue till the 1st of July-16 weeks.

TERMS--For Branches, S7 00 For English and Classics, 10 00 per As only a limited number will be receired, those who desire to send their children a bould make early application. For particulars address Rev. W.MI. McELWEE, Gettysburg. Feb.

5, 1862. Boarding and Day Sohool. MISS SCHOOL C. SHEADS' ON BOARDING MONDAY, AND DAY 2D, 1861. TERMS: -l'er Session of 5 Months, $75.

Musicand Languages estra. For further particulars address C. SHEADS, August 28. 6m Gettysburg, Pa. Notice to Invalids.

DR. H. Hunterstown, BUSHEY, Adams has located la. himaelf and will in continue to attend to the practice Medicine, Surgery and Midwifery in all their various branches; and would inform the afflicted that after a number of years' experience, and unparalleled success in Chronic Acute DigCASES, such 88 partial and General Palsy, St. Vitus' Consumption of the first and second atages, Scrofula and King's Evil, Asid.

ma, Goitre, Epileptic Fits, Inflammatory and Chronic Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Mercurial and Siphilitic Affections, Milk or Whito Leg, Diseases of the Spine, Deafness, Erysipelaa, At. Anthony's Fire or Rose, Ulcers and Swellings of all kinds, Dropoy, Constitutional Disorders and fact Djeeases, state of the originating Blood from and a Nervous depraved aystem. or imperil Diseases of a mired and complicated character. Also many affections poculiar to Females, as Suppression and Irregularity of the Monses, Lucorrbus or Whiten. Alao Specific for Putid Sore Throat and Dipthoria: No rehef no pay.

May De: the MUSLINS had at al the low cheap rates, from atore 6 of cents up, FAHNES- cAn TOCK BROTHERS. 22. A FORWARD MOVEMENT. The Stege Going On. PICKING IN COMMAND.

HI A Clothing reinored Emporium the from headquarter old soling sturdy in Chambersburg' into cler's alreet, a few dours north of Dunirer: Ziegsa I take pleasuro, in announcing my friends and the public generally; that I better, prepared ever 'to 'accommodate them with every thing in my live. has been painted and and the recent arrival of a splendid ment of 3 A SPRING AND 'SUMMER CLOTHING 1862 IN THE' LATEST STYLES FOR 1862 makes it emphatically the Cheap. Fashionable Clothing of Gettysburg. 4 In the Men's Department ill 'Do "found most complete assortment of FINE CLOTH. COATS, BUSINESS VESTS PANTS, OF SPRING SUMMER WEAR.

Our Boys' Department comprises every variety of styles. Boys can be trimmed out from head to foot. with suits complete and cheap. FURNISHING GOODS, SUCH AS SHIRTS, COLLARS, HANDKERCHIEFS, NECK TIES, GLOVES, HOSIERY, all selected with the greatcat core and sola the lowest cash We deem it unne-. cessary to make any extra newspaper fourish, being confident that a call will satisfy that our goods are just what we them to be--well made, of good inuterial, cheaper than the same quality of goods can be bought in Adams county.

-This much I will say, that I will guarantee to all who may favor me with their patronage, entire Satisfaction, as to quality, fit and price. April 29. F. B. PICKING.

NEW GOODS. EORGE ARNOLD has just received from Philadelphia a large stock of Cloths, Cassiweres. Bluck, plain and fancy, Silk Warp, French Cloths for summer. Dress a beautiful article. Tweeds, Italian Jeans, Drillings, Merino Cassimeres, Velvet Cords, Gambroons and Vestings, nll very handsome.

In the alore stock of Goods there are many new and beautiful Styles.Also, a large stock of Carpets, Trunks, CurBags and Domestics. Also, a lurge Stock of Ready made Clothing of our on manufacturing, in great variety, all sizes, prices and cheap. Call and see us. By Mr. W.

T. KING is in connection with the establishment, usual, to cut and muke up Clothing in short order. April £9. 3m- NEW FIRM. ROCERIES, PROVISIONS.

FRUITS, CONFECTIONS, NOTIONS, The undersigned hare gone into. partnership in the Grocery and Provision busineer, at the old stand of W. Gillespie, in York street, one door east of Will's Hotel, hand tor sale, a general varie: of goods in burg, where they will constantly, keep on their line, viz: COFFEES, SUGARS. MOLASSES, SYRUPS, TEAS, SALT, de. ILLMS, SHOULDERS.

SIDES, FISH, POTATOES, BEANS. FLOUR AND FEED, With any quantity of CONFECTIONS, FRUITS. Pete NOTIONS. dc. They expect also to deal largely in COAL OIL and CO.IL OIL.

LAMPS- -promising 1. good article of the former and a fino assortment of the latter. laving, enlarged the Store and Ware Rooms, they are prepared to keep a large stock, all of which will be diaposed of at the lowest rates. They offer such bargains as have never heretofore been had in this place. Give us a trial.

No effort snared to please. GEO. A. CODORI. JOSEPHI S.

GILLESPIE. April 29. Highly Important TO PURCHASERS OF DRY GOODS. The best place to buy your Dry Goods is at A SCOTT SON'S, opposite the Eagle Hotel, Chambersburg street. May- One Price, Fair Dealing and Everything at the LOWEST PRICE.

We hare just returned from Philadelphia Baltimore, and are now opening, a large and attractive assortment of SPRING GOOLS, to which we invite the special attention of the Ladies and Gentlemen of town and country.We will not particularize, but invite call, examine and judge for themselres. We take this of returning outahanks for the liberal patronage thus far extended to us, and would eny it shall be our constant ens deavor to merit a continuance of the same, by' strict attention to business, with A desire to please, by selling the prettiest, most goods for the least money. April 13. A. SCOTT SON.

ELIXIR PROPYLAMINE, The During the past year we bare introduced tu the notice of the medical profossion of this coumtry the PURE CRYSTALIZED CHLORIDE OF XLAMINE, 88 8 REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM; and having recoived from many sources, both from physicians of the highest standing and from patients, the flattering Testimonials of its real value in the treatment of this painful and obstinat disease, we are induced to present it to the putlic in a form READY FOR IMMEDIATE USE, which we hope will commend itself those who are suffering with this fictiog com laint, and to the medical practitioner who may feel ditposed to tast the powers of this valuable remedy, ELIXIR PROPYLAMINE, in the form abor spoken of, has recently boon extensively orperimented with in the PENNSYLVANIA and with MARKED SUCCESS' (as will appear from the published accounts ju. the "medics journals.) It is carefully put up ready for immedi. ate use, with full directions, and can be tained from all the druggists at 78 conte bottle, and at wholesale of 7 BULLOCK CRENSHAW, and Manufactoring Chesalet July 3. ly ble HAT Tor in CAl, wast of can a be cheap and accommodated fasblona- by culling at R. F.

MALL. Tran' Sky-light Photographe for $1 per down, it attention of the Ladies 16 invited to a of Ladies' sAne. SLIPPERS, Lasting GAITERS, or PA cheap at 4 be v. 097 05.