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terse presentation-of theitalgumentshtliteor
of underdnalaing, - as stsSerby Uts -
Jihpktnd Porncr
When &ills wet the heat ;ofthe
which isintended to-warm - the soil, is Ix-
Peltdett in evaporating the wog from the
surface, and thus the warmth which is nee
. emery to the grim* of, pasta do!ii not
ieactrtheir roots. -
Whey a sail ie dry it often becomes twen
ty or words/gees wanner than the at:
mosphietrabove tt, el, sell filled with
water is cooler than the atmosphere.
When-a soil ip.too wet the plant food
which it exudates toys much diluted that a
much pea* gtuunity of fluid, mast be
taken up by the note, or it will not receive
due nourbdunent.. - The 'Vnisels of the plant
will be gorged with ack:mtabh water that, the
plant itself will be Implat low temperature,
in consequence of the increased evapora
tion from the steam and lames.
When clay soils are wet they become
adhesive, and prevent the sir from reaching
the roots of plants. When the water - is re
moved they become open and mellow, and
admit, the air freely, and more easily work
ed.
Drainagoknot only removes the water,
but makes room for the air, Which will by
the force of natural laws take its place, and
penetrate to vvery part from which the
water is drawn off.
Vegetable matter immersed in water de
composes slowly, and yields bat little food
to plants, and that not always of a whole
some character. But when their air has
free access to it, it decoiaposes rapidly, and
yields carbonic acid and other elements of
nutrition. Manures Contatning organic
Matters go much farther one dry soil than
on a wet one.
.If a sandy soil, lies upon a
wet clay subsoil the water will constantly
rise towards the surface, and the roots and
organic matter in the soil will have the ben
efit of its presence.
On some soils plants are liable to be
parched up ins drought. This is often be.
cause the toots cannot penetrate the sub
soil, which is filled with stagnant or un
wholesome water. Remove this stagnant
water by a drain, and the subsoil will be
come mellow and sweet, and the roots will
penetrate deeply into it, and thus be able to
endure a drought that dries the surface.
Sometimes it does very little gocid to
break up a bard, compact subsoil with the
plough. It soon becomes again hard and
Impenetrable. But if the soil is dniined
below this hard pan the rains penetrate
through It and soften it, and remove any
noxious properties It may contain, and a
deep root bed is made for the plants, yb
which they will, be sustained even In very
dry seasons. It Is where bard subsoils Ile
near the surface that crops suffer most from
droughts.
Thus dialnage warms, and, deepens,: 'and
sweetens the toll, and renders it more pro
ductive, and enables the growing crops the
better to endure the effects of a wet or a
dry season. The roots of corn and some
other crops penetrate a mellow soil from
three to four feet deep. Draining, then, to
be effectutd, should take cattle water to a
depth somewhat below that to which the
roots penetrate. This ShOttld 111 War be
done where the fall 113 sufficient to allow` it.
STO3IIOO 07 2130 Hons.—The London
"Bosse-Book" eves this useful information
ooncenslpg the, stomach of the 'horse, and
the pandit/oats under with% bait cap;
ifissinmedi is small in proportion to his
size; he la couneopenil yunable to take much
food at a time. He requires to be more of
ten fed ; tenth's means he is almost always
enabled to be at his master's service.
To explain our present subject, It will be
sufficient to say that the front of the horse's
chest contains his lungs, by which he
breathes. Behind them, separated only by
a thin kind of skin, is the stomach, destined
to receive And digest the food. Each of
these organs become larger when in use;
the lungs occupying more room when the
animal is moving about, and breathing more
quickly. The space they occupy is then so
filled, that only one of them can be distend
ed at a time. The Pope eau swell out his
lungs, and breathe hard, trot or gallop fast,
provided his stomach be empty ; he can fill
it with safety when at rest, or nearly so, till
the food is digetted. But if they are both
full, the greatest danger is to be apprehend
ed; the horse ,is sure to be "blown" almost
immediately, becapse he has no room to
breathes and apoplexy may cause . the ani
mal to drop dead in a mlnute.
We have mentioned that the horse's stom
ach is small compaired with his size ; and
from this we may learn that he is not able
to cat much at p. time without injury to him
self. He is apt to do this sometimes, dtpec-
Lally when he has been kept long at work
without being supplied with food. When
brought home his small stomach Is crartt
mefl full before any part of It Is turned into
healthy nourishment 1,03 recruit Ills ezhawn
ed frame; he continues eating on, and dis
eases called the staggers, megrimes or ap
poplezy, are the dangerous and generally
fatal result.
We spay take a hint from this, and see
that no hOrse is allowed to get ap unlimited
supply of food. A proper quantity should
be given, and no more—pnough to satisfy
his requirements, and then to allow proper
time for him to digest. Many a, horse has
been killed from a lit 'brought on by the
porn-bin having been left open at night,
401 giving him an opportunity to gorge
himself to death with the tempting food.
A &Ara Housx.—A correspondent of an
Eastern paper describes a novel house
cently.built at Brownsville, Maine :
"This house is not only shingled, but
clapboarded with slate. It la a elateedifie e ,
dre-proof and indestructible. The slates
are put on to the boarding of the walls with
op iy paper between. They pre in the form
of segments of a circle overlapping esph
other, and have a very ornamental effect.—
the natural colour of the elate is pleasing
to•the eye, and no . paint is needed. If it
were, the-slats would furnish it, foi when
gromd, it melees an excellent paint; which
Mr. Sparrow has used ott hie barn with
--good effect. The whole establishment is
elegant In appearance, and shows what can
be •dose with native materials. The
front Steps are of beautiful slabs of slate ;
the sinks, mantles, shelves error plate; the
a opdwork is of btown ash, a native wood,
which makes a handsome finish. In short,
this is a real State-orltaine house, and
shows the Wealth of her resources. The
slate eats 114*. if any more than clap.
bawds. When the railroad brings this ma
larial to at, slate houses must become rash:.
To Gil' A GOOD CHOP OF CORN. —The
following Is my *alibi getting.* good crop
of corn: I break the ground thoroughly,
and, if practicable, plow olden out to the
*wing, The best bag often near the
feign, end I MOS° use In wasting a half
Of whole nore, ellenWia dot to
_cm• Thl
next thing is to harrow well.'ran out not
larly. end timm I try to me to it that •emu
stand* in every hill. woke this h aped
slq. Sometimes I replant till *met hat.
vent. It always grieves OF to IDS OWO
missing hill. Qt come, there will beams
miming bills whit all - your aim. hero get
a good 010 P *nil the saes tilled you min t
sae to It that it stags well. In pilohieg
and winking my tam, I pry to keep ft ee
(noon puke waren I tie my neighbors pot.
log A.sllkettatani. "Keep cool and work'
weir k ray alma. and Z lave not sit yet
0104 gel.* aids op at the getherb li
Silo& -
WIN*
-'•""'4
llowe 4mNing-iacOns,
oonetant4/ on hand and for sate at the
•
• :liters
AEU : JACOBS &BRO.
ca, ...be46t,e;44 iitiwto v , Pa.
onus WILL B.!, mlomritvjeernennai TO
Machines delivered in all paits
of the. mnility.
Tim piddle assoautlonad laNest vertigo who hoo
tbailaisisof sow: eaeonansyoo vritk thedr nqwlthu%
as acooant of the ropplaaity of the genothte
itaatataler that theta at*
NONE GENUINE
unless they have the Medallion Portrait of
ELLIS HOWL,
IMBEDDED ON THE MACH/INE
0Z0..710088 1 BRO.,
Okily Agetta for /Lamm! county
Aug.!, U161.--tf
TEEK AMSHICAN
BUTTON HOLE OVERSEAMING
SEWING MACHINE CO ',
In directing attention to their CELEBRATED COM
BDIATION BUTTON HOLE A SEWING MACHINE
beg Move to rater to Ito wonderfnl popnlarity as con
.claeire proof of its great merit. •
The increase in the demand for thisvainable machine
Ima been TEN FOLD during the ifilitJeetn months of its
first year before the public. - •
This grand and surprising coccus is unprecedented
to the history of sewing-machines; and we feel hilly
warranted in claiming that
IT RAS IVO EQUAZ,
BEING ABSOLUTELY 'THE BEST
FAMILY MACHINE
IN THE WORLD,
And Intrinsically the Cheapest.
It is really two machineicombined in one,(by a sim
ple and beautiful mechanical arrangement,) making
both the Shuttle or Look-stitch, and the Overseaming
and Button-hole stitch, with equal, facility and per
teeth*. It execute/ in thevery best manner every va
riety of Bowing, nth as, Hemming, Felling, Cording,
Tucking, Stitching, Braiding and Quilting, Oatheriug
and Bowing on, (done at the same time,) and In addl.
Hon, Ovarseams, Embroiders on the edge, and makes
beautiful Button end Eyelet Holes in all fabrics:
Every Machine is warranted by the Company, or its
AtrZato give entire malefaction. •
rs with full particulars and samples of work
done on this Machine, can be had on application at the
Salesrooms of the Company.
W. Cor. Eteventh and Chestnut Streets,
Phileuleiphia, Pa.
Instructions given on the Machine at the rooms o
the Company gratuitously to all purchasers..
•
A - GENTS WI.N.TiD.
PEEDER;CiE PAXSON, President.
W. B. IlLaralszliAt.t., Trask/lures
D. W. ROBISON, Agent,
Gettysburg; Ps.
May 27-1,
ACIZI4TeWANT:ED .
$75 to $2OO per month ! ! !
Or a Commtaston from ildela twice that amount can
be made by selling be
LILT,MT /11141031710
COMMON .SENSE
Family Sewing Machine,
RIME SIBMO.
For Cireitlate end Terms address
C. BOWERS & CO., •
Mid South Third it., Philadelphia, Ps
Dec. 4.—am
VIE GREAT
Invigorator and Restorer
07 THII
Vitality of the Stomach.
Prepared from Pure Vegetable Materials.
Pure Tonics and the most
Pleass,nt Aromatics.
This invaluable Remedy for Dyspepsia and General
Debility of the system is offered to the public, after a
fair trisl of Its merits, with entire col:Adepts that it
will command their approval- It has been submitted,
with the materials which compass it, to .practising
Phi sicians—among others to Dr. 00. D. O. Prtarrsa,
one of our oldest and most eminent Physicians, resid
ing at New Oxford, who, after examination, pro
nounced it a Remedy which would notJati to show its
salutary effects, when properly administered, in cases
of Dyspepsia, springing Crum old age and debilitating
effects of sorbing inward diseases—weakening, and at
but destroying the neryous of the eromech it
self—and therefore entitling it t p he emphatimlay
called "Ma Great Invigorator."
Dr. W. J. 31cCums , soot her prominent Pi, ysiciiin of '
New Oxford, thus gives his opinion:
Now OXFORD, Dec. 30,1868.
Mr, JOHN BEISBEY.
Dear Sir:—At your request I have ezadilned "The
Great Invigorator," prepared by you, and the formula
from which it is prepared. It is composed 01 some of
this most powerful vegetable tonics and most pleasant
aromatios known to our profession, sod .1 have so
hails:op? in r p commar,ding it In Chronic asses of Dys
pepste; sud le all 'cyan or Indigestion Fe:lilting from
debility of the Stomach: Believing that, if properly
used, It will be of incalculable beneff t to the suffering
of our race, I subscribe myself,
Yours, 'rely respectfully,
W. J. !dd.:AIRE, M. D.
*I -Itanufactured and for sale, wholesale and pa
tall.st New 01Mrd, Adams eounty, Pa , by.
BUSBEY k READY; ProPrietort.
- AGENTS.—The "Great invigorator" can be had
frotu the following Agents:
D. E.. Fonts, Baltimore, 3.1 d. ; 8 M.Gibbous, Balti
more, 3.1 d.•, A. D. Buehler, Gettysburg, Pa.; A. 8.
Hildebrand, East Berlin, Pa.; F. J. Wilson, Berwick
for., Pa.; Theodore Plepir, Berwick lor., Pa.; P. X.
smith. Irishtown, Pa.; 8.-U. Lawrence; /tOnOt
• Rock,
Pa.; W: A. Mcllbenay, Red Land, P. 0. Pa.; J. U.
Widet; New oXfurd, Pa.; D.Y. Miller, New Oxford,
Pa. [3en.ls.—if
WOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSORIBE
arm
NEW YORK WEEKLY,
TEM PROPLRII FAURITh JOURNAL.
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Are elms f.o be [wend is the
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At pram* thare ere
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rauaing tllrogglV iq toluinns; sad at least
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New subecribers are thus sure of having the cow
.tneneement of* new continued story, no matter when
they subscribe for the -
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talus Borstal Beautiful Illuatratiods, Usable the
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and tholkototiss. &loft atones, Pomo, etc., ars by
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dos trot emallue Its usalbluesa Satinets:sent, but pub
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emeettence, and norrscinem.
The pleasant printpUt are Ishtar et Ss con
centrated wit and intwoir
Tbe lipowisig• Sot isaamwd to metal Imiatma ,
Ike ea all =anew d suldeota.
Tire lbws Thins give in SU berest sways *Omni
sotabirt &dap all war woe*
The Otardp.with Ckirreepandente contaliss anziars
to lasairie, apes an leitgliablimalOga,
An Mrivallod .iiikriryitsper- .
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N.EW YORK WEIC-KLY.
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raw= , sad RALF A roma. in
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Brutios ! MS
The itedissaieimintinienho Manuthetsum Broome
at his old stan dto Harlisle street Iskiain.lotr Railroad
Depot. He will have during the bit a rail supply on
hand, and will be able to furnish thent'WHOLNALLX
OR menu,. Brooms made to index or on theeharas.
-Persons having DIOOIIII 00711 would do well to give
him • call.. D. B. TOTON.
Gaitisbarg, Nor. d.-3m.
GRANITE-YAIW ,
GATTYSBURG, PA.,
OP DAILEO4A- NAAR PRETO= DEPOT.
PETER BEITLER
Ia prepared to furnish GRANITE, for all Mode of
BUILDING AND MONUMENTAL PURPOSES,
at reasonable rotes—
Curbing, Sills, Steps, Ashlers,
" Posts, Monuments, Ceme
tery Blocks, &c., &c.;
cut and trashed In emery style desired, by best , of
workmen. .
93.0rders from a distance promptly attended to
June 11.—tf
J REM lAII - CULP,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
Undertaker & Paper-Hanger,
Is prepared to furnish on short notles and reasonable
terms
COFFINS OT ALL STYLES.
Healy) keens on band a large assortment of WALL
PAPE ft, which he Bells at lowest cash rates, and if de
sired will furnish hands to put it on the wall.
PLAIN & FANCY 'SIGN PAINT
ING EXECUTED TO ORDER.
szrY'rk street-a few doors east oflntheran Church
May '27,1868—tt
ROBERT D. ARMOR,
GAS FITTER, PLUMBER AND
BELL lIANGER,
•
East ]ftTtdle street,half a square from the Coure-house,
OETTYSBURG, PA.,
WILL promptly attend to all or
dere In his line. Work done In the most title.
factory manner, and at prices as low as can possibly be
afforded tomako a tiring.
GAS PIPE
furnished, as well as Chandelier., Bracket., Drop
Lights At.; elms WATER PIPE, Stops, Top an - I Frost
Spigots, and,in abort, everything belonging to gas or
water fixtures.
Bells hung, and furnished if desired. Lock of all
kinds repaired. (Dec. 25,1867.-t
MARSH CREEK .
PLANING L
•
THE undersigned has established a
PLANING lIILLou Mardi creek, four miles from
Gettysburg, at which he will manufacture
DOORS AND DOOR.FRAMES,
WINDOW SASH AND FRAMES,
FLOORING, WEATHERBOARDING,
Chair and Walsh Boards, with everything clan made at
such a Diatom and needed in the building line. The
best of lumber will always be need, all th , ,rougbly
dried, • kiln having been put up for the pUrpuse.
- Ordergsollcited, and promptly attended to. Prices
as low IS the lowest, and every effort made to accom.
module Clatituttlers.
JOAN 11. PFOUTZ,
May 20,1808.—by
!,FURNITURE.
D. C. SHEAITER
PETERSBURG, (Y. 5.,) PENNA.,
I.propared to &fir:to the Public, niny thing Id bill
as cbesp es es hi had In tl,couLt y.
SA—llurctinsere will an well to enll and examine
my stock be& buying elsewhere
FURNITURE
made to order Repairitar done newt ~heap and With
diet.••• it. hart. 22. 1118
NEW BUs'INESs
Upholstering & Trimming.
WILLIAM E. CULP
H Ap i x;t B , t i a i ttp eazzae i4 n t t ou ons e it i o
I, l , % . oarer's
Covering Sofas, Chairs, Mat
tras.seS, and Upholstering
in all its branches.
Ile also continues his old business . of Trimming
BuguirA,Carriagois, kn., and soliciie from the public
their panning°. Charges tuislerate.
Oct Tytburg, Pa., Dec. 11.—tr
0 14 F'o 13, CASH
The undereigned, Deakin; in Coat. hereby give no
tice to their CUA:.OIII,Cre and the Public. that after this
date. -
NO CREDIT.
Win be a•laired, but all Coal must tra paid for in ad
valuta t,rdora.t. Our bsing rootirsd hi pay
Cash ler Coal and Preipit ne..ieasitatra this change,
end hereattsr
The Cush System will be rigidly adher
ed.to.
aarAll persons indebted to either of Om undor:lgn.
ed on Book Account are regnested to call and make
settlement.
C. 11. BC RULER,
JACOB RILKY,
BENNER & BROTHER
C ettysburg, Dec. 22.-3 m
NEW BAKERY.
. NEWPORT dr, ZIEGLER.
lechaniculo
1:4,... - -ren and Bast
Middle streeta, iiett;sburg, Pa. Constantly on hand
the beet of
BP.X.AD,
CLUCK
CAKEC,
• • PRETZELS, kc.
Persons wishing fresh Bread win be served every
morning, by leaving their names and 'residencea at
the Bakery. Every effort made to please.
GIVE. US A CALL.
fey 23. INC
The Cash System.
THE undersigned, Dealers in Pro
duce, &0., in Gettysburg, hare this day deter
lathed to Introduce the
CASH SYSTEM
in their business. All goods must be paid fob in ad
vance or on deliTery, as the Caah System will be rig.
ridly enforced. after this date.
• .3„..in persons indebted to either of the firms are
requested to call and make settlement.
BIGRA SI A CO., •
WAL E. BIDDLE
ALEX. SPANGLER,
.IifeCIIRDY *HAMIITON,
BENNER A BRO.
Dee- 11.-3 m
WHEAT WANTED,
The anderaigua4 wilt pay the hlgheet market price
GOOD WHEAT,
delivered et his 14114:1104(nro041 MUV" Ibnnerty
Iteribas, igtbilni! tonnship. -
ODIGELL.
Dea.lll, 1414,,-41,
Suivp,y*--Conveyancing.
J. .S. WITHEROW,
1 S'AIRFLELD,„ PA.. )
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1 r.dete we "widow to tarir\amis as & -, •
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PRACTICAL SURVEYOR,
and fitroptutlid-tit stas'reyranu,^Lota, io.V .ai n ti s oijt;
Ite~.l* Wont Hoots( totes oat It atom
" 11, * 40 .0 410 , 1000 tolattlAting
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rim= or AorWiav, adisxxxo
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krithloksr=":=6 v otttre a lr itS"bil 4114"
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GROCE 1 :1K:::'
47-.'l , 7;gulAisOirmnOorq4l , infoßl
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.ewe Lek 1 oaa
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am- 911(r; Pndrigions, Drtad an
OnanidraiStitiesil kinda;'atwnis on Bane,At lowasi
rains.
irLdDnl, COEN- MEAL, CHEESE, WILE CIDERYIN 4
ROAR, SOAPS OP ALL MEW, CANDLES,
- NOTIONS, coNrierioNangs,
BROOMS, also,
• s
LUMBER,
inch as Scaittling, Poster, Shingles, Plank, &c., cones n
loudly on hand at lowed living rates. Call and sea.
• Jcine 24,-tt
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GILLESPIE & CO.
Dealers in. Flour , Grocer+
ies Notions, &c.,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
INVITE the attention of the public to their large
I. stock of Goode, at the old stand, on Tort street,
next door to the Globe Inn, consisting of the best Of
GROCERIES,.
•
Sagan, Syrups, Molasses, Coffeeh, Teaa, Spices, Salt,
AC.; the _
BEST BRANDS OF FLOUR
in the market, with Hams, Shoulders, Sides, Fish,
Dried Frtilts,Confections, Ac. Also,
NOTIONS,
in great variety; Cedar and Willow-ware, Stone
ware, Crockery-ware, Baskets, &gars, Tobaccos,
and a thousand and one other articles.
BU I TLR AND EGGS,
nice and fresh, always for sale.
GILLESPIE b CO. will spare no offortto please, and
era confident of being. able to do so by constantly
keeping a full and choice stack, and selling at the
very lowest profits. COENTEP rapines wanted, either
for the cash or in exchange for goods, highest market
price allowed. JOSEPH 8. GILLESPIE,
DANIEL CASHMAN.
June li, ses.—tt
WM. BOYER & SON,
DEALERS IN
GROCERIES , NOTIONS ,
TOBACCOS,
ALSO,
Stone, Wobden qnd Willow
.Ware.
A general assortment of
all Goods usually kept in
a FAMILY GROCERY.
Dec. 4, 1.867.—tf
BARGAINS
at the new
- G R.O C-E R Y
IN GETTYSBURG.
- JOHN - CRESS & SON
AVING ope . a•d a Urn Grocery. In Gettysburg, on
II the north-west corner of the Public Square,
have Nat received a splendid uss,,rt men t of FRESU
GROCERIES,
Including Sugars, Colic, 71;.1c.e., Syrup, Tea.,
Spires, Tobacco, ga lt, Pistiollanis ' Shoulders, be A low,
QUEENSWARE, CONFECTIONS,
Nuts,Prults.Sespc Fancy Articles and Notions gener
ally We will also kttp on hand SCOWL and FEED
STUFFS.
flaring purchased for CASH, we are prepared to
sell very elitap. Give U 9 a call and judge for your
ent•es, • JMIN CRESS,
Sept. 24,1,67.-11 J. W. 1:11ESS -
Grocery and Flour Store.
1.! 310 VA 1,
MEALS ti BROTHER
H AVE rernc.•ed ttl4-it Nit.4,!.lt pr gr
Cksinber•hurg Atr,t, where they: pro-
purr i¢krep culAntaut I} hal,l
ALL D F
GROCERIES,
FLOUR, FEED, NOTIONS, &e.
A i3O, VPAIETA FILES in sealop, fre , h from the city
and country. They are determined to gen. as c h ew
p
as the cheapast,and theyonly ask thetoseesi Using
profits, they hope to merit and remise a !Iberia
share of public. mstroune %LUALAt BED
April A. Ihtla—tf
GRECIAN BEND.
AT WM. J. MARTIN'S
IS the placate get it if you 'Hell, where you can,get
} - everything expected tube found in a fired clan.
tiItOCEIIIES . AND LIQUORS`.
The Groceries consist In part of bssi Syrop, Coffee,
SfigarS, Teas, apices, Prime Nu. Mackerel, lc., &c.
Always on band a large quantity of
LIQUORS
of all kindri from Champgne to Common Whiskey
pure Rye Whiskey, Brand, Gin f.,r ruedr - Arial rind
other purpoa,s, Scotch Whiikey and Jamaica Rum for
hot punch., A. Speer's pure Grape Wine, Mishler's,
44r , akid ce. , ; , 41; Uttt,ri,
HOTEL KEEPERS
will find by giving' mo a call that thew can be imptilied
with Liquor at all times as le taro to plows at reducod
rates, 'and Bare Irelzht and 1.t.c1:40.
WThanklul fur pact ptrnuage and soliciting a
continuance. tV'd J. MA RIJN,
Nov. 20 t • n:vrt 3t.,riettyaburg.
GO TO WM. J. MARTIN'S.
T von want all the ne , :eat.try ingredients for a good
1 Ilinco ENov. 2!"--tf
APPLES, Raisins, Citron, Cur
rants, Crunt,errl, , s and prunes.
At W 11.3. MARTIN'S.
tinaurial,
Notice to Gitpitaligs !
"DERSGN3 ..c i4ach4n t 7, reanglng
nearly NINE PER CENT., are requestart to
call at tho
Gettysburg National Bank;
AND OBTAIN CIRCULARS OF THE
.UNION PACIFIC
=
CENTRAL I'A.CIFIC RAILROAD COS. GRATIS:,
These investments are daily growing in favor and
Baler increasing.
agrnnalDS can be bad at all tidies it 01 in BMA
and where all ini - brination concerning said invest.
ments will be eheerfnily given. •
Dec. 1fb1867.-tf J. EMORY BAIR, Cashier.
GETTYSBURG
NATIONAL BANK
GOV ERN 3IENT BONDS, of all kinds, nova lIT and
SOLD
SEVEN-TILIRTY BON DS couverted intoFIVE-TWEN•
. .
TY BONDS without charge. •
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES CASHED.
The MG HEST PREMIUM paid on GOLD a ndSILVER,
STOCKS end BONDS, of all blitiallikklatit for persona
without CHARGING4COMMISSION.
ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED
Interact on SPECIAL DEPOSITS advanced I per cen
vls:
• 6 PERCENT. for 1 fear,
4 PER CENT. fora mouths,
3 PER CENT. for 3 month..
Persons wishing information in regard to U.B. Bondi
and Stuck' of all kinds, ore Invited to give usa call :
and got will give all information cheerfully.
J. 8310IIY BAIR, Cashier.
Gettysburg, Oct 30,1867—1 f
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
GET TYSBURG
WILL ALLOW
Interest on SPECIAL DEPOSITS as follows
6 PER CENT. PER ANNUM YdR 1 YEAR,
tC. ' a 6 MONTHS,
3 a a 44 .3 da
WELL OASR OOMPOUND INTERN/'S NOTES AND
ootrPoata
Will alio a r ch Orson STOOltd and 110N7111ot
',sty Mad rs.* as Oceamhodon, and will at
all rime ply the XLIGIIIIBT PRIOR for
GOLD AND SILVER,
and with pleasant transact all brudness_protapily as
'sentare:apart/doing to a trallregalatad Beale. ,
Ih40. 1 )1e&mo - r,4,irwor'.1 ° * A119 " ) ' Clikthe
p.*IPALNT:I2OI;
a , may Dummy,
+. 4:- I . b 1. 4. I 211.4944X'W„041311nY
I mg
• , •
T r— - • •'
o,ol;riti,lß
.",•[itit,74l,lffluirato,i •
-06*-60iiiikett 4 tr i : 41 T rA s .;
••••
of c 5
attar. O ,
Tivatst meet *oleo & scuquart
gang born ed ca - .
THOUSANDS OF OASES,
in dfireaumt parts of the‘coontr7r awl . ' boo was
been known to kW It talicala time and
to directions. MIN warranted to opt°. fli v ri
and it willspask for Melt ilvery:hooseboldnboald
provide theametras with a box of this modiohie and
lump it on hands. The cures that It has affects:dime
•
truly marvelous.
MIL hoparod and sold by Issue Yobs t 06, Get.
tribunt. ra..-orby their imahorised argenUt. :tor
sale at nearly all tbefitores is Attains county.
May 89.1887,4 f ISMAEL YOUNI'. a Co.
A CARD TO THE LADIES
DIIPONCOIS. GOLDEN 'PERIODICAL PILLS
..11J NOR FEMALES. Inkllibtb in correcting Irregu
larities, Removing Obetructione of the Monthly Tarns,
from whatever Came, and always successful as &Pre
ventive.
Females pecullarir tituated, or those suppoalng
themselves eo, are cautioned ageinet using these Pills
while in that condition lest they "invite miner
liege," after which admonition the Proprietor as-
Barna no responsibility, although their mildness will
prevent any mischief to health.
Prised per Box. Six Boxes $5. - "
• Bold by J. U. HUBER, Drugglet,Bole Agent tot Get
tysburg, Pa.
Ladies, by lending him through the. Post office,
can have the Pills sent, (confidentially,) by Mail, to
any part of thecountry "tree of pcstage."
April 29,1868.-1 y
ROSADALIS,
TRH GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER,
CURES
Scrofula in its Various Forms,
SUCH AS
Consumption In Its earlier stages. Enlargement and
Ulceration of the Glands, Joints, Bones, Kid
neys, Uterus, Chronic Rheumatism,
Eruptions of the Skin, Chronic •
Sore Eyes, Ac., kc.
•
ALSO
SVP.II.IL . -IS
IN ALL ITS FORMS
DISEASES V OF WOMEN,
LOBB of Appetite, Sick Headache, Liver
Complaint, Pain in the Back,
imprudence in Life,
Gravel,
GENERAL BAD. HEALTH,
And all ditossee of the
BLOOD, LIVER, KIDNEYS & BLADDER,
It is a Perfeetßenovator
firIA—ROSADALIS emUicates every kind of humor
awl bud' Mira. and rfittores the entire upturn :to a
herlths couditiuu.
*136.1t 14 PusecciLy 1111ttasss. never producing the
slightly Injury.
lo not a Serret Quack Beekiedy. Tli• articles
01 'which it is made are published around each Indite.
Rero.mr nd , d ty tl, JP , lical Faculty and many Thou-
=l2lM=ll
!"YFur TeAtioa.uei.de of remarkable caret', ate
"Ilwadalis Almanac" fo.'thi. year.
PEXPAILED oiILT ZT ,
DR. J. J. LAWRENCE & CO.,
244 Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE. Mrt.
c - La..r..r sale by DruggiMs ever) whom.
Dec. 2.5, y
ALL AROUND THE VVIIRLDI
The First Premium
of a Silver Medal was awarded
Barrett's Hair Restorative,
By the N. H. state Agricultural Society, at
its Fair holden in Nashau, Sept. 20, 1860.
BARRETT'S VEGETABLE lIAIR RE-
STJR ATI V E restor, Gray Hair to its natant/ color
Pn•mote the growth of the Hair. Changes the rook
to their original organic action. Eradicate Dari,lntl!
anti llumcrrs. Prevents tir ,ut. Is•snperiur
Dr.eing. It containn no in!nriuus ingredients, ■nd
6 t/1. reii..ble article throughout
tilt. East, Wftit, :North attd
.J. It. _BARRETT A CO., Proprietors,
e.19._1..01,1 by Dr. IL llorner t Gettyiburg J.S.Zsugb—
intau,b, Heruptur: ; Ilartutan and Sadler; Peters-
burg;;Snycier Llttl•atumn. awl Drirogistegus
Feb. 12.1868 —l7
R. T L 0 R
OLIVE IT R.ANCII
BITTERS.
A mild and agreeable TONIC STIMULANT, FITOM
ACIIIC AND CARM:NATIVE
BI E S
Ex tract el cuttn•ly from
HERBS AND ROOTS
highly beneficial in
DYSPEPSIA,
GENERAL DEBILITY,
AND LOSS OF APPETITE ;
and an excellent CORRECTIVE for the persona an
fering from Ditiorders of !he pu7els, Flatulence, kc
Sold Everywhere.
Depot, No. 413 Market .itreet,Philad'a
J. K. TAYLOR & CO
Sept. 11,.1868.-1y
AYER'S .
HAIR VIGOR
FOR TIIE RENOVATION OP THE
H .A I R •
The Great Desideratum of the Age
A draining which 40 once agreeable, healthy, and
effectual for preserving the hair. /tattler P#'oY hair
s soda rutosed to its orisrinal color and the ;lost and
frainters of youth. Thi n hair la thickened, filling
hair checked. and beldam! 4ften, though not alwayi
cure4bY name- Nothing can restore the hair where
the follicles are deetroyed, or the glandsatrophled and
. decayed. But inches remain can be saved for useful
ness by this application. Inerteini of fouling the hair
with a Pasty sediment, it will keep it clean and vigor
ous. Its occasional use will. Pro"ut the.hei r tram
. t . uruitt g MY or foiling nip, end consequent! prevent
baidnesa.lraefrom those deleterious snbetancto
which make some pnism i c dangerous and
M it e as klir:the Vim can snip bonsai but no
har rn it klfwllltad merely for
.SIR 'DRESSING,
satbloi else elm be band se desirable. Oadeladad
either Dit oar 4 71 1 / 2 difiee jot stl white satabibti aod
let lamb lodger op tLa k. a, stela; it • rfcl!
Notre mad a mum Imams.
Preparal by ti t 0. Ayer & Co.,
VRACEMAL & ANALYTICAL 011)7thEITO)
411 reatCHL00. - iNk
t 0581161 7 Ai ' ih)l ll o4ort liriatik *
11 , 41 1 8 /1* WOO"
t~
THE GREAT CHO
PfbrirENTATITE.
'y UB6O. L.
01.411 GREAT.
Z r i - .B e r
Tons WONDERFUL .REMEDY" was discovered
and introduced shoot twenty years ago by Dr. E.
Cheap/ma v en eminent Egyptian physician.
lie had long seen and felt the want °fame remedy
which would strike at the root of disease, and so
.prevent much of the suffering which the human fami
ly was then compelled to endure.
nil great question was presented-to his mind
ayery day in vivid colors as k e moved among the sick
aiddying, and observed the inefflcldney of nearly all
the remedies then in use. Thils he was led ter.thitdc
and experiment; and after ten years' study and Labor,
be presented t• his fellow-man the wonderful Zinger!
Bitters. The effect of this preparation in the pre
vention find curs of disease was so marvellous and
astonishing, that the most Clattering marks of royal
favor were bestowed upon him who discovered it.—
Ms name was placed upon the Roll of Nobles, and
a gold medal with. the following-Inscription—Dr. 11.
ITheoperna, the Pub lic Benefactor—was presented to
him try the Viceroy.
The prepai'atlon has been used In severalepldemics
of cholera, both u d pre.* entlie and curative mess
ure,and with such great success, that it has been it
troduced Into nearly all the general hospitals of the
old world.
Tips old saying that on ounce of prevention is worth
a pound of cure, applies with marvellous force to
cholera, and therefore any remedy that will protect
no against this terrible disease should be freely and
persittently used.
All pathologists now agree that the cholera poison
acts on the system through the blood. and that any
combination which Acts on the excretory organs, and
keeps them In working order, mast prevent a sufficient
accumulation of the poison to exert its terrible effects
on the organism. This Is true not only of cholera, but
of nearly all other maladies, especially the different
forms of fever.
The Vogul Bitters is Just such a comedy as the
above conditions require. It acts on the organs of
excretion and secretion. keeping np_s perfect bal
ance between them. This Bitters is composed en
tirely of roots and barbs, so nicely concocted . that
every organ is actod upon and put in tone. It. taste
le plcasant and its effects prompt andlasting.
Numerous canes of the following diseases have
been cured by it: Chofera, Diarrticea, Dysentery,
i3erofola, Typhoid, and Typhus Fever. Fever Ague,.
Nervous Debility, Anaemia. Female Irregularities,
Dyspepsia, Flatulency, Colic, ka.
Price One Dollar per quart Bottle.
Principal Depot at the Waluutstreet wharf, Bar
ri•burg, Pa.
Bold by Druggists, Hotel keepers and Grocers gen
erally. -
*A.G. F. HALBFLEISCII, sole Agent for Getty).
burg.
May 29, 7887
THE P-E-OFI:E-(Tii-ii-II,53-3"EYION
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
AND iNE
The Largest Clothing House
O TE.—The coAt of a tide!. to and front the C L I y
can G more than sat, Ii n p arch. fi NEI\ or BOYS'
CLOTitINO at Mit 11a - ono/fly RELIABLE Moe.,
Ale.Tbeir Adrertiting Card 13:1. follow
C.,;) Ino WANAMAKERA BROWN— . 4; MEN'S ik BOYS' CLOTHING.—
Oarments ranging ut every price. et:l in tarry style,
ready made or male to ardor. F. E. career SIXTH
and MARKET Street.,
TO FALL a WI'TEIL OVERCOATS.
- - - •
—Melton, Silk Mixed, Fancy Cae
sheer., Chinehil'a, Beavers, ay, largest variety in the
city HALL. SIXTH and %JARS ET Ste.
8 6 TO $4.5
itylcs. S. E. cortwr apt )IARKk."I" Street.,
OAK HALL, IVANAMASER &131tOWN.
sew---LIESS SU ITS - 01' ALL the de
erable etylee, suitable La Any oc
ca.sioa. K AIYAMAKKIL & /MOWN, SIXTH d MAR
KICT Streets.
O 4 TO LO BOYS' SiJUS FOR SCHOOL 11..ou•
•od Drcea—neweet sty (ter mud beat
clew; gouda WANAMAK ER. ls BROWN. LARGE
CLOTLIING ['OUSE, SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
8 7 TO $25 lit,(lll3B:Dasoid.
greatYO LT y ll .
r S i ' et C y l . f v Bg
MAKER I BROWN, SIXTH sod MARKET Streets
8..) TO X 1.50 Sll 1 It T 3. usnitnarvruiNG
GSSTS• FURNISHING O)YOUS of
every kind, at 81110.11 advance WANA )lAli Lit
BROWN. ()AK UAW, GREAT CLoTHING 11(YUSE),
SIXTH and lIAIIKET Streets.
GutlNi FUR TRH
410 LIDA
-J. E. CALD LL S CO.,
JEWELLERS,
,\ 902 CHESTNUT STREET,'
• • PHILADELPHIA
ad';ltiun to their larg,el; Inctei4Atsl St , el: of
FIXE WA Tell ES, D 1.1310 N DS,
Jewelry, Artistic Silver Wares,
Stanctieotel, N. II
PLATED GOODS, 3:c., &c.,
Are now opening a magnificent colic:lion M
FOREIGN FANCY GOODS,
IN METAL, MARBLE,
Dei.ornted Glass, Leather and
GOLDEN BRONZE,
Iu SPECIAL DESIGNS of eitiniKita torte, from all
quarteraof Europe, particularly adapted for their
CHRISTMAS SALES
Our arraiigionients, bosh In Europe and this MI
try. are inch an give ns unusual facilities in the selec
tion and economical production of our ,lock. It is
nor it left, as well as one interest, to secure to our pa
trons the benefit of such advantage. in
4 1NderatC. Pricey throseglival onr .Itock,
WITHOUT EXCEPTI6:: , i.
Doe. 4, 1565. [March 4. ly
D
M A . ', E D
sL A E
MANTELS
MARBLE
BEAUT Y
CREAPNESS AND DURABILITY,
and in appearance are exact iMitatiDl33 of the finest
Foreign Marbles.
THOMPSON & HARPER,
Manufacturore,
1232, 1234 and 1226 Ridge Avenue,
RIDGE AVENUE CARS PASS THE DOOR
413 r Send - for Illustrated Catalogue. ' l lElit
Noy. 27.-3 m
[Licensed by the United States Government.)
':GOOD NEWS
Staple and Fancy_ Goods
THROUGHOUT TH COUNTR F.
HARRINGTOII CO.
Of fifteen year? etanding as Jobbers and Retailers o
the above goods, in Boston and vicinity, have conclud
ed to offer the people of the whole country the ad
vantages oftheir immense importations and agencies
for American txmonfactories through tffe popular ONE
DOLLAR SYSTEM.
Our Premium List to Agents, and Exchange List
for Agents and Patrons, are nobequalled by any house
the - country.
"Beat New York And Boston reteronces given when
required. Bend for tree circular. -
HARRINGTON & CO.,
80 Summer street, Boston.
Dee. 4.-3 m Poet Office Box 384.
Ladies' Fancy Furs I
AT
JOHN FAREIRA' S
Old Zatabllatted FUR Manufactory,
. .
No. 718 ARCH STREET, above 7th,
PHILADELPHIA.
Have now fn Store of my own Laportatlon and Han
ofacture, one of the largest and most beantlfal selec
tions of '
FANCY FURS,
for Ladles' and Children's Wear, la the City. _Also, a
fine assortment of Gents' Fur Glove' and Collin.
I am ebled to dispose of my goods at very reason
able pria* and I Would therefore solicit a call from
my friends of Adams county and vicinity
Nle-Nerriember the Name; Number and . Street I .
JOHN FAREIRA,
No. 718 Arch at, ab. 7th, south aide, .Phila.
sra hay* no Partner, no connection with any ether
store In Philadelpttbk, ' - [Oct. 2.-4. in
A - SERV/NT FOR ALL.
. . .
Itoth's Im p roceniaat for - Opening, Mein:
. anti Latching. Gates,
it KAY be attached to any pte and operated from
.1.Y.1 beep, teem or saddle, by one hand, to any de•
sired direction from the gate—opiled sad closed Crain
one poles, at say distance from the pie. Tide ire•
pavement is simple and these, re perfectands tromn
will not be dkerranpd by tbe sapieirof the pie,
Pr by the frost raking theyeets; may be made et •
country bleckantthi, and amity itold to elate.
The underreased, beets" the Right *sr Adams comi
ty, w i ll selYnewestno and Warm Rights of this Is.
, .. . . .
.. .
Also, XIMI A mums Amami iarrsa Ills
•= 1 :14 - ib ivelbOyintit . :ihaiA t imet wilyinigni sa ail
larto
trawls" . Mrs theragb-iws they renuu lt by
their dote and
o r • pteorith ou t tk,,
neemety - wet or ered,,, . . --
Tor Al=er . i . •
MOW ' KnallarfOialilr a igN .
F. RAIITER, Sole Proprietor
Ilarrimborg, Pa
Wiortitantotto.
ARE INVITED TO VISIT
IN PIIILADELPIVIA
linl
PHILADELPHIA
FOZ CONSUXVIS OP
INPINI
For 7 Sale by ,Briiii4o4../AgiktA
afro CANCER,
Cures SCROFULA,
•
Cures CUTANEOUS AFFECTIONS,
and all the Impurities' of the plood,.
AND VIE pOVEItEIGS =MDT MI
B R I (4'.H . 1." 8
DISEASE,
AND OTHER DISEASES OP THE
KIDNEYS
This le the original Spring Water' from Vermont
winch bee wrought so many wonderful cures, and Is
advartisedonly to distinguish It from the many Imi
tations that are now attempted to be palmed upon
the pabliode being equal to the virtuee" of the Itis
eissippi.
Pampbleta containing an account of many wonderful
Citrea, attested by eminent Physicians and ethers,
oan be hod gratis, by calling at or addressing a note
MISSISQUOI SPRINGS,
• No. .535_ Broadviay, New York
Nov: , 27.-3
FARMERS!!!
TRY THE
AL TA , VELA 'PHOSPHATE!
frk 4sed principally of the celebrated 0 likno
from
ALTA VELA
Contains three per cent. of AMMONIA, an ample
quantity to giro activity jwithout Injury) to the reg.-
tation, awl a largo quantity of soluble
BONE I'IIOSPIIITE OF LIME,
together with re [ash wtplB4,ht, the exierAtial element.
of a.
COMPLETE MANURE
Thai igh reputation it has obtained:in:tong the many
thou rut ftrmers who are Wing it fa preference to
all whet kln.f , i 4 a ,ure guara ht. of Its value.
PRICE rEn. TON
Stu , 1 f.,r panirlNt,
THE ALTA 1 ELA GUANO CO.,
67 141,1 way, York
July
BEEF,
IRON AND Pt:RE BRANDY',
BY L11.•11ART31.4.:C,
Regel a it • . r .1 e of the Unt-ersity of Perrueylvsar,ia
It ws:l sly curt. C. roomption, C,.ughs and
Cold, air • the I.ungi o r ;:f•lldliA./ Trlbtel.
It Ivo( ,a 1 tl.e :Leah, r.f I:I:2C4iItTNO THOUSANDS
to health who have been given up 503,0hd Um reach of
medical It does moro to lure the Con
sumptive than anything ever knewn. Unequalled
strengthener lor delicate Ladies auirchildren.
EACH isOTT..}I CoNTA tNS TI I E N 0111110 VA POR
TION OF TWO POUNDS Ole CllrAluE BEEF.
The Cure of Consumption seas heat e'ffectest by the
use of RAW BEEF and 11F.ANDY in !Inuits, after
wardiiu France, fu which countries I have travelled
for years. •
I Lave used'it with perfect success in my own fami
ly. In prevailing thin preparation to the public I feel
confident that every afflicted one alio rood, tli is (even
the most skeptical) may become convinced, by ,single
trial that It is truly a most rah:3h, we lidos.
Circulars and ifletliCil3(ls sent {./ any addrera.' Price
$1 per bottle—six fur
LABORATORY 514 SOUTH FIFTLENTLI STREET,
11111 4 1DELP111.1.
Wholesale Agents, French, Richards & Co., Tenth
and Market Streets; .I , shnstosi, Holloway &Cowden,
604 Arch Street; It. Shoemaker 4 Cu., Fourth and
Streets Philadelphia.
Philadelphia.
inss.„Sold . by Dru,:glnts tyerywheie.
9oe.
IZIEBE
iloHays and all the Year.
THE CRAIG- 11C.110SCOPE.
IThis eel, brated palest inatrum tnt it
,i”.11,1r, Cil t,p, and „ I permanent avails
billiy. It i. en optical wonder. It snag.
Pint, minute transparent uhfect• IVO
dtrimet.as or 10,000 drum rendering. the
• am:a:denies in impure water, the glob
tile' ::I 1,1,1 k, !'O,Oll, etc., the minute nn
a, en ciaa 1, j 'uric,. etc, -of inserts. lnki,
del . ...tidy IL,..t..ape of the pollen a11...w
-et a, st.it.le. It 1.i:0w./ in olige.a.,d pork.
the' ttlichina epiraltio, (first dtsciarered
u thi, cou.itly e ith 1.!,' 3 0c
- p,
uric &dd. - cu.:a, etc. definii,dy, and the
sale in;lmeor tnagnilii•ai to from one b, f inr inches
In length, mailer. f.r t .L 73 ; or. with air monuted ob
jects, inmprising a Lee's stin k, a wasp's altar, a ny'r
f-a, butterfly's wit s ; du-t, umute's Lair, and Lumen
hair, $l.OO additional; slides, • jecially proparwl fur
chic ..... era..ye. ...At ...Nth:l4.g • microscopic pic
tui ,•,'O.. rich. Utter 0 , 7,rt $1.' ,. .i0 per di•reo.
are-Add resit your orders:
:JAMS HALL, •
Barren, Uudou co.; N. J
EIMMI
GETTYSBURGRAIL ROAD.
TIME TABLE
TRAIN leases Gettysburg at 9 09, A. SI
Lonnects at 'lanai, Junction with th. Mail
Train Sort at 11 A. M., re.triAiTrz Unr Luzg st
IS
57., P. 31. R , tattlia, - ..arrivOlvt..tiett‘ya,blue, at 12
_ _ .
30. P. 31., with pae.engers fror; Baltimore aml
\P - ..l . iu.tun,and those Cram the Nvrth by Morning
MEI
SECOND TR AIN iear4, a< tty6bur: at 1 V. Slsnd
ouui•ctest IlittioserJeuctiou with 31ni1 Trait/ iuuth
at 2 43, P. )1., reaching Raltituvre sir, 'X, I'. 31. Re
turiiiag arrives at Gettysburg at -I 30 P. with
I.,enge,4 fr,tu We North
E=IMIII
The Farmers' Book
110 beautiful and new fill illuatrations. 750 octavo
rages. Showiug just what vry tamer wants to
know: •
_ HOW TO MAKE THE FAINT PAY.
Fen i for circular giving full clevaription.
FARMERS! FARMERS' SONS!
Exporienced Book Ag( obi and other', wanted to take
thi4 Look to every Farmer in every community. Bti
aine.a permanent. Paps Iron, sl,o to Sl.tiO per month
according to gxperlence and ability. Address
ZEIGLER, 31eCLIRLY .t CO.,
Philadelphia, Pa., Cincinnati, 0., Chicago, 111., or St.
Louie„ SIo. [Aug.2l.-9m
I. S. WATERMAN,
FLU'eCIET oft OF
WATERMAN'S
Cocktail and Tonic Bitters,
Wholesale and Retail, -
No. 1106 Market Street, Philadelphia
.The tonic properties of these Bitters have been cer
tified to by some of our meat eminent practising
physicians, as the best tonic now in use,and the Cock
tail Bitters is the universal favorite among judges of
• good gin or whisky cocktail. [Nov. 6.-3 m
W IRE - RAILING, V dab: •
Wire Guardafor Stone Frenta, ili i ;;;;;; , •
Asylums, kc.; Iron Bedsteads, Wire _
Webbing for Sheep and Poultry Yards; Brass and
Iron Wire Cloth, Sieves, Fender', Screen' for Coal,
Ores Sand, kc., Heavy Crimped Clo th for Spark
Arrester"; Landscape Wirea for IVindows, ke.; Paper
makers' Wires, Ornamental Wire Work, ke. Every in
formation by addressirm; the manufacturers.. NE.
WALKER & SONS, No. 11 North Sixth at.,
deiphie.
Feb.+5,18611.-Iy.
GENERAL
PURCHASING AGENCY,
NO. 67 EXCHANGE PLACE,
NEW YORK.
Merchants, families, or individuals can procure,
through our agency, any kind of goo,ls or articles of
any description scdd In the city of New York, at the
same price they would pay if there themselves, and in
many cases at lower price.. An experience of over
twenty yews, and a thorough acquaintance with the
manufacturers and im4lrs of the city, enables ns
to warrant entire sati on to all with whose Mist.
ness we arcientrnsted. '
rollers with list of refer.
ewes, embracing every section of the united States,
sent on application. •
M. OARDENIER & CO.,
Commission Merchants.
Consignments of Cotton, Tobacco •and all kinds o
produce solicited , and the highest market price obtain.
id. (Nov. 20.-8 m
WOOD FOR SALE,
300 CORDS OAK
200 HICKORY,
A-T SAND.OE'S MILL.
Price la and $8 per cord on the ground.
OXO. ARNOLD.
Gettysburg, Aug. 28, leqs.—t
n IIREN OF ENGLAND SOAD
QUEEN OF ENGLAND BOAP. rlll
QUEEN OF ENGLAND SOAP.
For doing faintly
washing in the best and chea
aid
•
wanner. Guaranteed equal to any in the world! H
all the strength of old rosin soap with tits mild and
lathering qualities of genuine_ Castile, Try this
splendid Soap. Sold by tb• ALDEN CHEMICAL
WORKS, 48 North/rout street, Philadelphia.
Sept.ll.-4y
DOBBINS * '
ELECTRIC
BOOT POLISH
mAirFR A LASTING SHINE
.Thorp whp black their boots on Saturday night
with ordinary blacking, don't bite' much mine an
Sunday, ■atba polish Mee bat the Aloe of
DOBBINS' BLACKING
Latta Saturday Night dt aII day Sunday.
IT . BEATS Ala 0T4713 8LA.0451i3 BEADY
Yambelated only by .1.11: Dobbloo,st,bbe lmalenie
Soap and Plaoking.WorAl i ihtth Street and °draw,
tars A.rannePhilide
locesie by T. 0449sask estylimrs,ps,
Wt. firriet
chased_the extensive
bra Am., of OOLP k Eassiensw,
the • , Itialemignall tocerry on the business, an.
der thalklurietineilida k Co.. at the old stand on
the eermr waabbnum an t i Railroad streets,on a
ntorierdwis Peale than beretolbre.
Ara Siefutar Linea fridakit Can will leave oar
Warehouse every TUESDAY KOOK. and accom
modation, trains will be ran as occasion may require.
By. Ws emeesmersett..-m• are prepared to convey
Freight' et all times to and tram Baltimore. All
business ef tide kind entrusted tons; will be promo t
ly attended to. Our care run to the Warehouse of
Stevenson k SOUS 165 north llosrard street,- Balti
more. Being , deienninet te pay good pricee, sell
cheap and desl fairly, we invite everybody to give
Jan I. 11163
M'CURDY & HAMILTON,
FLOUR, GRAIN, GROCERIES, &o
Tttaderelgned ere paying et their Ware boote,
-L In Carlisle street, adjoining Dtiehlere llall , the
highest paces tor •
FLOUR 'WHEAT. RYE, CORN, OATS, DUCK—
WEIZAT, CLOVER ANDTIMOTIIY-SEEDS,
POTATOES, &c., Sc.,
and invite producer. togive then, a call bert, loi ling
They hare cunstantly oo head fur axle,
A. LARGE SUPPLY OF GROCERIES,
31olaistes,8yrnye,Caffess,Sugarii, &c.,witli Salt Fish
Oils,Teir, daaps, Bacon and Lard, Tolweros, & e . Al so
the best brandsof FLOUR, with YEIII) of all !duds
They likewise have
SEVERAL VALUABLE FERTILIZERS,
S6hlblo pacific Guano, Rhodes' l'hovba t a an) A
A 'Mexican Guano.
Whilst they pay the highest market prices for all
they buy, they sell at the lowest living profits.—
They ask a shareof public patronago,resoived to give
satisfaction in every case.
Jtay..3,1807,-41
CHANGE OF. FIRM.
rI I IIE undersigned having leased
jj the Ware-home on the corner of Stratton street
and the Railroad, Gettyabarg, Pa.,will carry on the
• •
Gram & Produce Business
in itibranches. The highest price• will always
be paid for Wheat, Rye, Corn, Oats, Clover and Timo
thy Seeds, Riaxsead, Sumac, Ilay and Straw, Dried
Fruit, Sots, Soap, Dams, SShoulder• and Mee, Pota
toes, with everything else In the country produce
constantly for sale, Coffees, Sugars, Molasses, Eyr
tips, Tess. Spices, Balt, Cheese, Vinegar, gods,
Mustard, Starch, Brooms, Buckets, Blacking. Soap,
tc. Mmo, COAL OIL, Pleb Oil, tar, he. VIM ol all
kinds; Spikes and Nails; Smoking mad Chewing To
baccrtt
They arealarsye able to "apply *Ant rat* article
Flour,with the ditieren [kind. of flied.
Also, Ground (goiter, witlaGuanoe and other fertilb
ire. COAL. by the bushel, ton or ear load.
We will also run a •
LINE of FREIGHT CARS
to 11e.77 North street, BALTIMORE, and 811 Market
street, EIIILADELPIIIA. An goods +eat to either
of the above places will be received and f, .rwarileil
promptly. Goode sborad hr tnarked“Beonera' Car."
U. A. RENNER k i n to.
Ayl i I, 8,18 g ,!, -1 f
DANIEL GULDEN,
DEAL ER IN
Dry Goods , Flour , Grain ,
Groceries, Lumber, Coal, &c.
mII E undersigne d keepson hand, at his Warehouse,
1 known as - Cu/den': -ion," In fitreban town
ship on the line of the Gettysburg Railroad, all kinds
of
GROCERIES,
it:minding Sugar, Coffee, Rolasees, Spices, tr., with
gall Fish. 011 s, Tobacco, Bacon. lard, ke. Also,
LUMBER AND COAL;
Including Building Stuff, gbh:milts, Lathe;Stove and
LllRckbutith Coal. A 1.., Guano, and • large &wort
men t or Dry Goode, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps
of all kin,* which he is prepared to sell at the low
est prices.
He ail, pay. the highest market price for /lour,
Grain, Corn,. Oats, Buckwheat, Clover and Timothy
Seeds. Potatoes, tc., or will receive and forward the
same to market on comtubsion. He respectfully asks
his friends and the public to give him &call-
Aug. 21,1567.-tf DANIEL GULDEN.
armiug Naptentents, &r.
FARM IMPLEMENTS.
WILLOUGHBI"S
GUM SPRING DRILL.
frill w r iu tt t
g r t l I n e, sow c.t G tat n
the Drill.
Can furnish therewith or without the
Guano Attachments.
Guaranteed to do good work. Also, the
Harrisburg Fannig Mill
made to New York. Equally as good an the mills
formerly sold In this county.
SEPARATORS AND THRESHERS, CLOVER HUL
LERS, -STEEL PLOUGHS, AC., FARMING DI
PLEMENTS GENERALLY.
For 5429 by Wbl . WIBLE.
Aij. 11.-tf
R.UcCURDY Snpq
..REAPERS & MOWERS. •
AWING been agent for this machine last season, I
H
afro offer it to the farmer this season. It is well
known, having taken the premium at the Benders.
ville Fair, also at the Gettysbiarg Mowing Match over
seven others, which were considered splendid ma
chines, and likewise at the Dillebtirg Mowing Match.
fi,ring concluded not to offer any machine that will
not give entire satisfaction, I here refused agencies
of several other machines, and now offer this one as
THE GREAT MACHINE 0, THE SEASON.
Haying tried one myself, I know exactly what it will
do. I could refer you to scores of farmers who hare
purchased machines of me, who are highly pleased and
say this is the only machine they would use.
Extras always on hand, and repairing done here at
my plate. This is a great consideration—the machine
can be repaired at home immediately, and with much
lees cost.
Another great saving . Is the BINDER which is at
tached to this celebrated Her and Mower. It has
been thoroughly tried, and give n entire satisfaction—
requiring no harvest him except a driver. This
Binder can also be attached to the Reapers which
have been sold; but cannot be attached to any citbea
machine except 13bl:omen's.
I will here refer Jonto a few farmers, in different
localities, echo hays bought and need these machines
Michael - Piscel, - Stephen Battler,`'
Moses Hartman, Mr. Sterner, .
Joseph Wlerman, Mr. Linn,
'Ulrich Jacobs, J. It. Hershey
Jacob Hagman, B. B. Waxlburto
Jacob Leman,
with oilers, too numerous to mention
This machine has s self•rake, side delivery, and
to warranted to do its work as above recommended.
Also on hand, SHIRILMAN'S SELF-DISCHARGING
HORSE RAKE, a first-rate article, which we will sell
at the lowest possible price. Warranted to give satls.
faction. Also the COLUMBIA RAKE always on hand.
Machines can be seen at my house, three miles smith
of Gettysburg, or at Mr. Conrad Snyder'a Battlefield
Hotel. LEWIS A. BUSHMAN,
June3.—tt Agent.
A Word .to the Wise
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FARMERS
Renner's Chemical Fertilizer
THE importance of a quick, ac
tive and durable Fertiliser, adapted to the au(
of our county, is acknowledged by all Farman. Max
lug satisfied myself, altar long study and careful ex
pertinent, that I. O. Tirana's
Chemical Fertilizer
rarpassea all others In edsptednease to all klnds of
soil, I hate purchued the right for Adam' county,
and am prepared to All orders for It promptly and on
reasonable terms. It is no humbug, but •
HAS BRRN SUCCESSFULLY TIU
by a number of our /armors and le admitted by all
who have it to be the but In. the market,. and the
cheapest. lam prepared to tarnish this Fertilizer In
any quantity, and will deliver
In any town or village in the
County, .
when ordered in not len quantity than a TON. I
manufactime it for sale at $6O per ton without balm, or
$55 In bags. This fertilizer Is composed of the beat
fertilizing. chemicals that can be had. lam no oil of
vitriol; it does not contain any ammonia, shoreline I
do not use it. Neither do I nee lime nor ashes.
TEII.O7ITBOT OR 111IITZLIZKR
It to !strata - Os a hrtnizer that mid last bra aeries of
mope—not only ibr on& It contains sufficient animal
matter to mature the grain and mans It ripen early,
while the anuncoda karma the growth. L .:pact to
mantillictarea large rapply thiewinter for the Orbs
=thereby@ tamers and the Roblin gem
give It • trial do all kinds of Qtffna and
kIITIO/10—•I Webs give netts* that Farm Rights
hereafter sold, mama Aiwa by amaze Innings/06mm
minty Sight, and will be prneenutedemd. dealt with
according to lovr,,froto which there is no appeal:
orders will be promptly attiottod to by" ad.
•
dmistlig
Boadoe alma.
11. 3faXl3llllf Chtoia:l4 Afoot S sv m. Ws P of Coon.
ty owl &ate Yistato,BloOmivfl* ado= counts, Po.
Dee. 26.-1 y
°' a.
WK. N.BIGRAM.
ALEXANDERCOBBAN
JAMSI3..BIGEtAII.
DEALERN IN
ROBERT MeCIIRDY,
WM. 8. HAMILTON
GROCERIES
OF ALL RINDS
J. H. SHIREMA_N'S
MAE
A. D. BUEHLER,
DRUG &- BOOK STORE,
NG
SE.
CHAMBERSBURG BtREET,
Near Ilia Diamond
STATIONERY OP A.LL MIMS,
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
PERFUMERY AND TOILET 80*P8
SiTCOIINTRY SU:Hell/NT° 'applied at wt!olesal
city prices.
Yeb. 12.-0
DR. JAMES CRESS,
DRUGGIST,
Store in Brant's Building, Ballo. Rt.,
LITTLESTOWN.
H AVING opened a new DRUG
STORE and d tied It try In the hest style, I offer
any cluck of pure and fresh Drugs to the citizens of
Llttleetown and vicinity at the lowest mkrket rates,
consisting In part of
Drugs and Family Medicines, Pure
Liquors for Medicinal Purposes,
Patent IYedicines, Horse
Powders,
Pure Spices, Dyes and Dye Stuffs, Perfhmery,
Toilet Soaps sod Pour) , articles. A lull assortment of
Brushes, Stationery of all kinds, Cigars, Tobacco and
Snuff.
firlfoore's Electra. Magnetic Soap will wadi with
hard or dt water, cold or warm. Clothe■ washed
with this Soap are made beautifully white without
boiling or blueing. This is the best Soap In use. Try
It. It is Was rantrd nut to Injure,the hands or fabric.
Littlest...yen, May 13,—.1y TAMES
DR. R_ HORNER,
PHYSICIAN AND DIUGGLST,
OfSee and Drug Store, CHAMBERSBUDO STItsE
GETTYSBURG
Medical advice without charge
DEALER IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PATENT MEDICINES, ETA
TIONERY, PERFUMERY, SOAPS, BIttSfIES, TOIL
ET ARTICLES, DYE STUFF'S, SPICES. DAK•
LNG SODA, CREAM OF TARTAR, LAMPS,
COAL OIL, kC., &C.
PURE LIQUORS fur medicinal purl....
Dr. R. Hurtle?. OMEN, a reliable rertie.ily Ms
chapped bands, rough ekta , kc.
All articles warranted pare and genuine
Jan 8, 18418.-tf
HUBER'S
DRUG STORE.
Forncy's old Strind 7 Ballimbre Slrect
• GETTYSBURG, PA.
purcbiaed MI, old and popular Stand
and !aid In An entirely now and fresh Stock
offer • follwarttnent,conalatlng ln part of .
DEI:GiI AND FAMILY MEDICINE&
PATENT MEDICINES—A LARGE ASSORTMENT.
'PURE LIQUORS A WINES FOR MEDICINAL pun-
SPICES AND FLAVORING EXTRACTS. [POSES.
DYES A DyE.-STUFFs—ROW A sT.EvEys' DYES.
EXCELSIOR DYES; AND TUE. ANILINE DYES—
TIIE AND SETT ... PK TUE MARKET.
ALL TIII3 NEW AND ELEGANT PERFUMES AND
TOILETARTIL`LP.S.'
COLGATE'S, AND OGEE SUPERIOR SOAPS.
FORNEY'S LIORSi POWDRES—TIIR BEST AND
CHEAPEST; ALSO, rouTrs. ELLS, DALE'S
' PERSIAN', STONE:MASER'S AND ROBERT'S.
STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS.
MAID.; TOBACCO AND SICOFE-THE BEST
BRANDS.
PHYSICIANS' PRWCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY RE
CRIPTS cm/mg:ILLY COMPOUNDS.D. -
PHYSICIANS AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS SUP-
PLIED AT SEDUCED HATES.
/*diaries furnithed Ar AU. ROM 01 , TIE
-vtiou .11.41 •I a.mr
April 1, 186L—tf - •
girtrg slabito.
GETTYSBURG LIVERY,
SALE & EXCHANGE STABLES.
T HE Proprietor of these Stables,
feetingthankfulfor the Mara!patronage here
tofore received, begs leave to Inform the public that
he continues the LIVERY BUSINESS at his old stand
on Washington street,Oettyaburg, near the Railroad,
where be Is prepared at all times toaceommodate
persons with anything in Minna.
HORSES, CQA.OHICE, BUGGIES, &c.,
furnished at short notice add on reasonable terms,
and competent drivers sent along It desired. Persons
will be conveyed to other town, or to any place in
the country. his stock and Coaches are of the first
class, and no pains will be spared to make passen
gers comfociable. Ile Is prepared at all times to
furnish costhes for funerals; and also to partly, de
siring to go over the Battle Yield or to visit the
Springs.
ALSO-HORSES AND MULES
will be boughtand sold stall times. Personsdesir-
Ingto parchase stock will find It to their idvantage
to cation the undersigned, as his stock is warranted
to be as represented or no sale. lie has a el ne lot
of Horses and Stales at present on hand which will
be sold on reasonable term■. They are sound and
free from disease, and are guarantied to work - as
represented. Parsons will End it to their advantage
tocallat the old stand before hiring or purchasing
elsewhere.
May 29, 1897.—tf N lOHOLA EI WIA VX
THE_EAGLE LIYERY 1
SALE & EXCHANGE STABLES.
Washington Street, Gettysburg, Pa.
ADJOINING ,THE EAGLE HOTEL
THE undersigned would respect
fully Inform the public that he -has opened
• new LIVERY, BALE AND EXONANOD STABLE
In this place, and Is prepared to offer superior ac.
contmodstione in thin line. Hs hen provided himself
with Buggies, Carriages. Hack*, Light Wagons Lc ,
of the latest styles , su ff icient to meet the public de.
mend. Ills horses are all good, without spot or blew-
Isla, and perfectly reliable—none of your "old alp.
plea," but all of tine "2.40" order. ' •
Riding parties can always be accommodated and
comfortable equipments furnisbed.
Parties,large or small, can get just what they went
on the molt accommodating terms.
Visitors to the Battle-field politely attended to.
and reliable drivers Ittrashed if deeirod.
.Partlea conveyed to and from the Depot upon toe
arrival and departure of every train.
Horses bought, BOW, cir exchanged, and always
• chance for bargains given . Our motto 1■ "rah. play
and no gongfug.'
13—Ps dim! r attention paid to furnishing Yo
hides and Hacks for Funerals.
itillrWe flatter ourselves that by charging modor
ately and by furnishing ouperlor accommodations,
we cannot fall to please ovary one who patron's*,
our edablisbmiont
May 20. 1R87.
',garble
CANNON'S
MARBLE WORKS.
CORNER OH BALTIMOREAN]) EAST MID-
DLE ST., OPPOSITE THE OODRT-HOUSE,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
I VARY DAVARIPTION Or WORE EXECUTED IN
THI ?IBM STYLJI Olt Tat ART,
May 29, UM —l. f
G ETTYBBITRG MARBLE YARD.
3LEALB it BRO.
In Nast York Erttripilt;Geitysburg, Pa. Whorathq
oroproparod to furnish alit In do of work to II a
111110 H 'AS if ONtriIiNTS, , TOMBS, HILibLITORM4,-
iLiNTLIII, &eh to
at the shortest notkiNandlilratelP 0 , 1 1, 411;111Poill-4
Arotwf naik ea& .Itrolhoi
1F A* 111 1. 1672 .1 /lett
Mi=V
FT
DID!
/sal Amity e tired, kfialisi
T.IIIMS or P
TIER -Sill 4.1111.
ay et ?Stale
sot pal I wlthla the year,
II hued sta tll all arwavaarto
t of the publishers.
n ruannutssis ars [tiai Dl
.t I iberelledoetion will
el a I by the quitter, half,
ticat vtli be I Wyse ,
upon. • -
. .
461- Tits elcculsibm df t
halflarger tbeu theeivee
la Adams county; andoceikad
cannot be excelled, -
Jos Wall Or *II Itiodojrlllbo
nod at far ratio,. Ifae44lll/4.11
lets. Le., to story variety and it
abort notice. Terme COS.
grottosigiutte
AJ. COVER, A
• LA w, promptly on
.11 othar Balinesscatratata4 JOU
between raltaaatoait
eel otorea, Hal t Imor• atrp}.,Qti
May 29,1867•
DAVID A.,BITEH
NET ‘T LA W, wilt •; •
tiois tad all Other baltemesiat
sirOlte• at his milieu es our
opposite th• Coort lust
( AVID
AT LA W,001,:e at hlsresld
rnr,er ofCentre Squire.
Hay 29, 1567. •
CLAIM AGENCY'.
aligned will attend to tk.
against the U. S. Govitrwoust,
Bonntles, Hack Pay. Pensions.r•
the Court of Claims or beforwaa
.t 'Washington.
Hay 29,1.867. •ttoneyd
JOS. H. LEFE
LITTLEII . OIrS,
Will promptly attend to
Writing; of Deeds, Lamm, At., au
*caromed to Ws cars.
sir Office on rrelarlek street, a
or-uoml .y Drs. Short,. Kinser a.
May 20, 1308.-11,
• T,
Attorneys and Co
,IcCONAUGH
• ate..l JOll,Ol. KFLAUTa.
of the low, at Ale 0111.411 re, ens • •,.
Drug .t ,re, Chambersburs BUMP
Zipecial attention glean .f 0
Settlement of Mihail*. „At e
aims to Penalooia i llowittii - -
ain4t U. latates.et ell filmier}
attended to.
Land warrant@ Warted, tad
lows and other western State
DR, J. A. ARM'
Haying located at 'NEW
to all branches of 114 profeaslint,
hL once when not pramlonialy .
MOHNIGUTSToWN, P. 0.,1
Adarne county, Pa.
DR. J. W. C. O'N o *.
Has We Ogles at ha res.
atr••t,two doors above thavanip
Gettjeeerg,elay i 9, 1867.
nR. WM. STALL:
i.t. basin( located la a
services to the public. 011114•14
room shove Mlnalegh's. • •
will be prepared db attend to
province of the Dentist. Pe •
le 'tat! aotsof twth ire Invited I
able.
J 0 lIN LA NV RENO
eh...cabanas:a
of the LutPtoran Oburett; aw
pornor's Drug Dtoro,lrbora Ye
sod willing to littend soy cube
ei the Dentist. Personal:lva
er• halted to coll.
DR. C. W.
11A9 RESUMED thePrealitut
T LIMITOWN, and cam kb
093ce at his house, sent* et
loandry, allay, near the • • •
given to Skit' Disessu. 'Link
garriago,
D AVID IfcCREARY. JO
"Best always
THE Best and •
SADDLES,
BRIDL
HARNESS of all
I=EEi!E
(McQREA
Our Riding and Whgo ,
are the most rabetauttelb. but
Our Harness, (plain
.d,) ere complete to every
of the very beet material sod w.
Our upper leather D
CAN ROT BS MA?. They are 'th
most durable,
Our Heavy Draft :
sr. made to order. sa cheap se
where and fn the most anbeenn
Riding Bridles, Whips
llamas, Fly-nets and irrerytit•
Wier or cheaper.
Our prices
have been annum to ttio lowest
A liberal percentage lbr cash,
to $5 or more. •
We work not') Rig bat the
warreat every articleturned o
as represented.
Thankful ear put favors we
present stook.
.31.0 Ire as a call endogamic
Jan. 20.186&-t f D.
CARRIAGE-MAKIN
The war being over, the amide
the
CARRIAGX-MAKRI
e 1 their old stand, le Sloe Wadi
where they are again prepared•
moat feshlonable, intlentattai, •
♦ lot of new and eeeond•hand
°Assuan. 16
on hand, which OPT. wilt
prices *tidal mkt% mill4Nll
and lit Isfoctorily a. pwrible.
done with dispatch, &ads,* chew
A large lot of sew aadoid II
tale.
Thankful for the liberal 'pat
Joy ed by thorn, they solicit and
aorta a large share In %hetet=
May 29.4 f
Buggies and
RE M‘O
TBE neolorsigtmd 1441-9-6
lag shop to tb • Mit 1111 Mi
VOW 1 . 1 a n =
CARRIAGES..
LNG-TOP B UGG :
WAGONS:*
I: Is work Is all psi up-4
th. b.,:t or roachanias. and • .
Action. : 40 ,.",,P r1t t ar l i fi, wili
Ito order', ass
REPAIRING pr0.."5 4744 "'
• - V.
Jaly 1,11161...4y
CARRIAGES
EEIN3
U now building • nigh
the latest mad isoehreved
ed.of Ike WS lOU 1 1 11101614
this'ot
coun,natr ni nalorial
to bow/ el' to mot 1 71 :'4.
ly nooostatead It. work se
to otos& ash. my". A n
hie work, to earetia. --
vehicle that 4lb I.ldli•Apilialt
ZPAIWG tq.
notice &Lion nitioaMlio
tilos ins a con SipPoehligps
Washington mad 011 M
Pa.
Juno 12.11141T.—tf
gift inut girt
ADAMS Co
MUTUAL PISA I .
INOORPOR&SID,
OMO.IIIOI
President—Chorea Swops,
Vlce•President—Sumisil.ll
Weetetary —D. A. Bushier.
Treasurer-1.0. Fahuntock.
lines tire Oolatuittire—Rebert
hem Jacob King.
Kaaagars.--Oeorg •BW • ND.
lAurell, IL 0 . r • •
Krug, Phalan ;owlishly ;
H. A. Pleklag, fitrebsa ;,.A •
Ws& Baru White, Liberty;
(1.11.) •
mrec e
1141 k
migt la
OW Mir
easioStai Go rare MAIM ,