~~~ ~~
% 4 *wwint.
is item tie P wuri-Vrxrer.—Tbs
fanner, like the Ines. man, must bow
' *bathe is Meg must lucre souse pretty
decichitidens of . he is tosceaelplisk•-
3a teethe must it behrehan4. — -
He muit know soil—this hf each lot;
- not only the top, , the sub-aoll.
He canstaho whstgrainsidgnirea
pare adaptadio•
He mast know Is the best time to
work them, w they need summer
&Bowing.
He must know condition' in which
ground must be , plowed, so that it be
not too wet or too
He must know , some grains require
. earlier sowibg thin . there, and what those
grains are. -
He must know. h. w to put them in. -
He must know It pays to have ma
chinery to aid him well as muscle.
He must know stocks and manures,
and the cultivation . mania small fruits,
and many other , •in a word, he must
know what expert observing farmers
know, to be sure of • Thee e will
not guess--will not , such risks.—Etcral
Work/.
LAZY Fes. Laziness prevents a
man from getting o his home to put up
the first railthat, . knocked off the fence,
and through this neglect a whole field
of corn is seriously
Laziness keeps a from driving one
nail when one wont do, and finally costs a
carpenter's bill for naive repairs.
Laziness &news a to get off the hinges
and lie in the mud, or stand propped by
rails—or a stable or, . .to leak and dam
age hundreds of do worth of provender.
Laziness, in short is the right and proper
name for nine-ten . of the excuses given
for bad farming. rut by far the most pro
lific of the many - that are due to la
zinessis the west of ignorance. But this
waste is in itself se - and has so many
ramifications, that e slug have to defer
its discussion for • other' time.—Dixie
(Tenn.) Farmer.
Poe linzararker. A lady correspondent
words us the folio . : receipt for a break
hist dish. Which she I says serves for meat
ti
and potatoes :
"Put into a comm n biscuit pan a heap
ing teaspoonful of tier, and let it malt
i fur
and spread over the : then take enough
slices of bread ( answers as weU as
any) to cover the bottom of the pan,
and make a to edlo them in by
beating well two tri e gj e a sci nd pouring in runt
enough to soak the b ; season it with a
very little pepper salt—make the bread
quite moist; then lay it in butter and fry
brown on one side, abd, if too soft to tarn,
put hrtathe oven to brown aver the top,
and you will have dish that serves for
meat and potatoes, outdating of neither.
Tell me If you lik . it. "—Hearth and
Home.
SOAP suds is an
grass and grape v '• I
wasted. A bit of
suds sends the soap
and leaves the water
carefully poured o
which becomes a
almost as .good as
alttm as large as the
into Amy of five
suds, the scum runs
water clean and soft
We have often, inian
glass of Mississippi •
as clear as a bell •
tying a bit of alum
It under the surface
glass.—Hatt's. J •
ent fertiliser of
and should not be
m in a Mb of soap
1,- d dirt to the bottom
t for use again, if
from the sediment,
ncentrated fertiliser,
o. If a lump of
. tunb joint is thrown
one of boiling soap
over and leaves. the
d usefia for washiag.
lent times, settled a
liter; and made it look
.a few seconde by
a string and twirling
of the water in the
WHAT FARMERS 0
poor firmer can not
II a poor farmer. A
claim the verdict aga
cattle, wagons, h
• dial the fact that he
his surroundings pro-
nst him—his horses,
plows, fence, fields
children bear silent
ce against him. On
things will testify
the good farmer.
the evidence pro
ought to stimu
his best, for the sake
as well as interest;
i that every passer-by
t according to the
—even his wife and
butnimistakabh3
the other hand, all.
favorably on behalf
Every passer-by can
or con.—This fact sic
late every farmer to •
of his own character,)
for he may rest
will pronounce jud _ ..!
evidence.
Amour Hoesss.= om the Rochester
Union, we hike the following: f.'Horses
as a general * thing, get too mach lick
ing and too little feed. If a man loses
his hat while driving his horse, he licks the
horse to pay for it. If he runs Into another
wagon through his own careless, he licks
his horse to make it right. If his horse
slips or tumbles, he gets licked for it—if he
does anything be gets licked for It, and if
he don-'t do anything begets the same. A
great many horses know 'a sight' more
than their drivers, and if they could change
places with them, society at large would be
- the gainers, and so would horses. "
MAILING HAT ST bleonEvzny.--Aecord
b2g to a writer in the London 2"sram,
machine has been invented and tested in
England which will greatly facilitate hay
making. The apparatus takes the grass as
soon as it is mown and places it h] a strong
durent of hot air set in motion by a fan, to
be worked by steam or borse•powem, as pre
ferred. The hot air is generated by a &D
-uane, and the revolving fan throws it upon
the grass. -In, this manner, it is claimed,
moist grass may be converted into bay of
the best quality in tea minutes.
- Towson is ► New PAiatON.—Take
good ripe tomatoes, out them in slices,-,and
,sprinkbt over them finely pulverized white
sugar, then add claret wine sufficient to ,
cover them. Tomatoes are sometimes pre
potted in this way with Minted vinegar, but
the claret wine imparts to theM a richer and
more pleasant flavor, more resembling the
strawberry than anything else.
To Max Vncsa►n FROM Tosamota.---
Mash up two bushels of Tomatoes, to make
forty gallons of Vinegar. Put the Toma
toes in a cask, add three gallons of common
molasses to a banal, and fill your cask with
soft water, and in six Weeks if standing in
the sun, you villl have a superior quality of
vinegar, equal to the best cider vinegar.
A OCKIMPOILLIT says : , "There is a man
up In our country who pays for his paper in
advance. He has never seen a sick day in
his file, never had any corns or toothache ;
his potatoes, never rot; the wesvils never
eat his wheat; the frost never kips his corn
or beans ; his habit:4l=year ay in the night,
and his wife never scolds." Reader, are
you the man ?
Chloe or rar t ... Bors.—"Where were you
Charlie r "In the garden, tan." "No—
rm bare been swimming—you know I cau
tioned you atiout going to the croak. I
will have to correct you. Look at your
bait haw wet it is." "Ob, no, ma, lidt is
not Water ; it is sweat." "Ali, Charlie, I
bare caught you fibbing ; your shirt is
'wrong side out." Boy, triumpluuttly—
"Ob, I did that just now, ma, climbing the
fence."
Wnons'e ire's- —Hewing her tither re
mark that the almanac predicted fair , weath
er, but he did not, place mach reliance cm
it, little Winnie ,asid, "If we could only
look bao God's almanac, now, we ehotdd
blowiest wind the mathsr isgobig to be."
iliplistoond haute loss of corregri •to ,
Wilt sod tear is sore than reedeot to per
the opens. of printing and leadeir IL The
average We of a beak vete 4 three years,
sad Oudot mow sou* aortal Man
: 10111:
sirr eaoloc
AMP" lllr a nell.
QUIIIINIIWAIL
Aprll6o, 14- if
DUPH ORN'S
C HIS CLOTHE
C HIS CASSIMERS.
C ALL HIS GOODS
BEFORE PIIRCHABING,7,LSE-
NOT CONONAL.-A
WHERE IF YOU WOULD
Nerth-crest corner of Square
April 16,1189.-I r
1869. DESIRABLE 1869.
NEW GOODS!
Most Excellent Assortment !
f SELL for very small profits, and
am at doing • my large linelann.
FASHIONABLE SEADNI OpiFINI SILK POP
LINS.
FASHIONABLE S HAMM? /BENCH WOOL POP
LINS—
FASHIONABLE SHADES OP •LPAC3• POPLINS.
FLINCH CHIWTZBS. KWIC PM/o*Ln AND
LAWNS.
SLACK SILKS. PLAIN SILKS, PL AID SILKS.•
VDUS MUSLIMS, JaCIONET MUSLIM', CAMBRIC.
BLACK ALPACOA, OOLORID ALPAOCA, BLACK
ALL WOOL OBLAIN.
RIITORI SHAWLII,CASHINIERNSHAWLS THUM
KAWLS.•
CLOTS' IS S. CAISSIMBIS.CLOAKINGS,LI N DRILL
ING, 002TONADE.
TABLBOOVIIRS, PAS LI LINEN, NAPKINS, TOW.
ELII.
BALMORAL, SKIRTS, HOOP SIMS.
PLAIN MIN HANDEIDOHISIIIMINOLDKRIED
HANDICSBOIIIIPS, HAM STITCHED HAND
HBILOHILES.
MEWL LAKIN% IKISSEVAOHILDIENIGLOnIi,
•ND STOOLING..
:jyrl sea eenataatlyrecalelag the ham styles of
Drees Sat Fong Goods. 'Mistook comprises may-
Wag usually bad in iltstuisea DRY Dom
non, to which I lavitethe 'Mastitis of Deo Pattlq
=llllllllllllll that I ca. safely challenge
tit all ether Stores la quality °knob=
wee apricot. J. L. SCUM
Deleelfbwes, PI., Jan. 11,15EL—tf
$lO,OOO RE WA RD !
STOBA' ENT)? 2? D!
Robert . k Elliott's store ,
IN GETTYSBURG,
Wimatamil hot Weekend a One quality •
II V Dry goods, If Olean, queouneffad Carpeting
take*.
Skit partial an well knoni, but have thus fu
cad scrag, as they left Orrealeeks a:change Orr
ne persona who look the Goods are 'very well
aetteded that they received non or bcdter flood: for
thalr many thaa they weld have not at say other
store.
Come one I Come one 1
sad aosortmeist of
SILKS,
GINGHAM'S,'
LA WIITS,
24. RE G
ALiod INA.% &cv,
CLOTHS, -
- "CA&SEWHIIIIS, •
TWEEDS, •
JEANS'
VESTINGS,
Ales,Oerpete,Netteme. thseseetntre, sad
tehee ‘fteee e morel aelortmeet ef.rtrfdiag behmeisit
b ltltilsUltfts
Store.
the eisee emeette the Chettehome,
paphetere street, sail Ost our netts 1:11:11 Deellet
rid Owen Prone. (anti li.lem4
NW SPRING AND SUADIRS
G 0 0
AT PETERSBURG.
ok.rasr BOWERS
WOULDMlPmeghllylakett tle= iis s that they
ben jest nemented brew eta a
beg ailemmed at ,
'SPRING k SUMME
lißeoWolotbs, GOODS,
oftildistist past MN Ildasearwit o w .
:01 . Aru e lhosside 111•011 NW a la me et
sal licassis, aim Narkni"
1.0411. ,_ _ taws. 011, Oar
iiii imiljo i ll e V:pureasse at_ pasts niter
Plim w imiel
Ora vie • ma obrorbers toerw
r e p oo rk )l.2. , rim 411mendeed
-
' " l 'llgiurranatrimi
satiosasii—
RAVI BANIVIID •
:LAWN STOOK OP
SPRING 17 00All
=I
GO TO
SAVE MONEY.
D S
(Iloomoosto t. I. nitaimpw.)
4, ' fili
'
:atgatkiii, Nees.;
4, 44
. . ._. ,
.... GOODS AND'DIIIII 4:ONUT
. . 1
That are tottirht stem. picas. .
tiorromOrroo, s, exayse: itairiars
,...7, i .. a io., .
.....,,,, ~
That ars *boar &bah aver.
:,, 111:94 . 1194T8 A.NI! OVUM '1)1111 BUTTONS,
Is *teat',. tidy.
•
100 P ilif.; amens, PROTIOTOU AN \ DTEN
titIII.tp4IPT BRE/L.IOW" 0011311 T MARL\
~ysa~i►~iuf
,)
MIN
All nenal to got Armes to At nkely.
NADLOOLAI AND 173[BEDLLAS,
Don't bu Detbrayon gst myyrioss.
conoNsase, JANIS, &c.,
To whit& Melte examination In
Price and Quality.
HA TS
All thr Wart Spring and Sommer Styles
SHOES
Of all kinds. In Shoes I can uy that I keep the beet
class of goods that are kept to Adams county. Those
who haveirlett to get cheap Shoes ehsewhere soon
learn that they hare wpted their money
Aprill6. 7 -.tf
NEW SPRING & SUMMER
GOODS
AT ARENDTSVILLE, PA.
TOBIAS IL COVER
HAVING opened a new store, in Arendtiville, has
Just returned from the city with a splendid as
sortment ot
oLaprai
MIT 000 DB,
GROCERIES,
QURINSWARII,
Having purchased my entire stock for cub. I as*
pre to WI very cheap. Give me a call and judge
tor
May youraelros. T. K. COVER.
266-r esa
garriagto, gums, la.
DAVID INACIRNAZY. DOHS P. ---------
"Best always Cheapest."
THE Best and Cheapest,
SADDLES,
BRIDLES,
COLLARS and,
HARNESS of all kinds, in the County
arealwa' tobe found at the old and well known
etand,Balthnore it., opposite the Presbyterian Church
(McCREABY'S.)
Our Riding and Wagon Saddles,
are the most au betantially built and neatest.
Our Harness, (plain and silver mount
ed,) arecomplete I n every respect and warranted to be
of the veorybest material and workmanship.
Our upper leather Dish Collars,
Cia 110 , 131 MAL They are the beat FITTING and
most durable,.
Oar Heavy Draft Harnesi,
are made to order, ss cheap as they can be made any sittl in the moat substantial manner.
Ridlitridles, Whips, Lashes, Draft
names, • -nets aid everything in the line; None
better or per.
Our prices
heretic= ISDOCSD to the lowest I I ring Standard.
A libel* percentage forculi, off all billsamounting
to $6 or =dm
We work nothing but the but of stock sad will
warrant elet7 article turned out tobetn err eryreapeat
so repteieoted.
Thankful forpastfavoro we I mite attention to our
present flock.
.§ o ol.re as &call and examine nucis ac►Lrrr
Jan.24.1808.-tf' D. McCREART & SON.
CARRIAGE -MAKING RESUMED.
The wer being over,the undersign 'Wheel, resumed
the •
CARRIAGE-MAKINO NUBIANS°,
'at their old stand, in East Middle 'treat, Gettysburg,
where they are again prepared to put up work in the
moat taatdonable, substantial, and superior manner.
A lot anew and second-hand.
OARBIAGES,BUGGIA *O.l
oa hand, which thay srll.l dispose of at the lowest
prices, linden orders will be supplied as promptly
and satisfactor py as possible.
OrREPAIRERGLE,
done withdispatch,lutg at cheapest rates.
A large lot of new andold HARNESS on hand for
tale. •
Thank&l for the liberal patronage heretofore en
joyed by them, they count and will endeavor to de
serrya Large share In tbefuture.
111429.-tf DANNER k ZIEGLER.
Buggies and Carriages.
REMOVAL.
THEandersignod ham removed his Carrlage.mak-
Ing shop to it a east end of Middle street, Getty.
burg, Pa., where he will continue to build all kinds of
work In his line, vie :
CARRIAGES, TROTTING & FALL
ING•TOP BUGGIES JAGGER
WAGONS, &C Lte
•• •
His work is all put up of good material and by
the best of mechanics, and cannot fall to glee calls.
Action. Hie prices are always reasonable. lie solic
its ordera, confldent that be can please.
REPAIRING promptly done, at mod era t e rates.
W. K. GALLAGHER.
July 1,1688.—1 y
NEW HARNESS SHOP.
JOHN CULP
1117081113 his friends and the public generally that
.1. he has resumed the Harness-making businees, and
opened a Shop on Carlisle street, Gettysburg, adjoin
ing the Passenger depot sitters he will manufacture
and keep on hand all kinds of
RAINISS,
BRIDLES,
COLLARS
wain,
LASHES,
which will be 'midst the lowest .cash prices. Also
TRUNKS of all kinds.
•
• 111111.AriaNO and YIND/NG attanded topromPtlY•
Havlnalimsemirorkhkg at the bnelnee Orr 30 years, I
can tt the Mot kind of wart, all being made
nadir In, anpeeintendance. Eltro in a call,
May I,1:• • JASN CULLIII
puitofripli
EXCELSIOR GALLERY.
TIPTON# MYERS
succesiors to C. J. Tyson.
PRO T '0 A P R. 4,
PHOTO MINIATURES
• difBROTYPES, dv.,
Stereoscopic Views of the
BATTLE-FIELD,
STEREOSCOPES, •
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES,,
A L B - U M S
GREAT VARIETY,
AND Al'. GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES. . I
ailrW• &WU nothing bit t the bast onto kind. Oatl
and amain' our Eked.
Oopleb as W tandskalfroa allmigativve not ts
kw at thiseallory.
TYSON'S OLD STAND..
Oat. L—tt
CASH
FOR WOOL!
The higheat Price paid by
F. DIIPHOBN,
Northwest corner of Centre Spare )
Gettysher#, Penn'a. f
imovvanziallast,
~.~`'
12
ii
13n 'TO IVIRRT.Ir—If you .Bali
GO NOillatr- . -If yob, Tran`
• b0ic4,14• 144,A.G•P•
0 TO NORRIS'—If yon want
• Outillasublo nacovrtz, or , good rAPIa
sad 017/I%*
G 0 To. NORRIS I —If you 'want
saytkleg la the GENTLEMEN'S LIKE; for
ltis keeps nothing bat Gentlemen's weit.,,and bas.tbe
LAMM STOOK IN. THE °MINTY. \
1:251
GO TO NORRIS'—If you want
a good pair of HOME MADE GAITERS, war
ranted to glee eatisfaction or Money REFUNDED.
BOOTS & SHOES.
D. BITZMILLER & BRO.,
GETTYSBV7?G, PERNA
YORK STREET, OPPOSITE THE BANK
are met received from the City a largesseort.
ILmont at
BOOTS& SHOES
HAIDWLRI, kc
GENTLEMEN, LADIES do CHIL.
DRESS' WEAR,
Consisting of Calf &Kip Boots,
Congress & Balmoral Gai
ters, Slippers, &c, ,
Made in latest styles and of best mate-
We also MAIMPACTURE TO ORDER, all kinds
of BOOTS 4ND 85018—the work being made up
of bast -materials and by first class workmen. The
senior partner ham been i the basitiees for ever 16
years and personally superintends all work made up.
We reepoctftilly Invite the attention of the public to
our establishment, and hope by strict attention to
business and by selling at lowest cash price., , o gin
entire satisfaction.
Apr1118,1869.-t I
CUNNINGHAM
Rae Just received a large supply of
SPRING GOODS,
COATS, PANTS, VESTS,
OP ALL STYLES AND sum. ALSO,
SHIR TS,
Trunks, Valises, Umbrellas,
NOTIONS, MUSICAL INSTRUAIXNTS,
CLOCKS, WATCHES,
TOBACCO and CIGA_RS,
all of which will be sold •t.shntt profits arid werroat-
111 to please. Give him a call at ht. More on Balt!
more etreet,(Picking's old Stand) near the Diamond
April 0,1869.-tf
CLOTHING,;
Hats and Caps
N E W
COBEAN OUNNINGBAALI
HAVSJast received from the City new and large
.11 stack of
CLOTHING,
HATS & CAPS,
BOOTS .& SHOES, •
NOTIONS, &c
me. g oodi have all been selected with great care sad
with desireio meet the vista of ale community.
The pnblle will end thegoode to be 01 the beet quality
and the
LATEST STYLES
One aad all are invited to call at our Store, on Balti
more lines, Gettysburg, nearly opposite Pahnestock
Bros. R. O. OOBBAN,
JAB CIINNINGOAM.
April /0.-tt
)LY•NSTS, ie., to
GOODS FURNISHED
AND
Garments made to order,
B
W. T. KING
York Street, Gettysburg, Pa.
Jan. 111, 18e4.—tf
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
NEW AND LARGE ARRIVAL !
J. BBINKIRHOI7, runner of the Diamond and
York street, hasjust returned trdm the citi - with sn
unusually attraetiveassortnasnref
, 4noranto /OR PALL & WINTER,. WEAR t
which he will Renal snob price, ad 0011 nOt fill to
take them off vary rapidly. Call and judge tor your.
&Mum To look at' the excellent material, tacielkil
butting, and Rest end substantial sewing, and then
tb ker.hts b./ priews—oallers eannotiolir tult bay'
whentlity Holt so touch tolbeirtntereet to do so.
Nakao Oasts, Pants, Vests , o fallstyl e sand materi
als'
Hats, &cote awl Shoes
Shirts, of all kinds, Hosiery, Gloves, jandker.
difeb,Seek Oravats,Linen and Papereollars,
diespendoirs,llralheli,Veurbs;
giadwallas', Ombrellas,Poc ket Killtee,Belprs,
Chewing Tobaroos,Pipes,StatiOnery.to.
01eekedWatekee, Jewelry, with a thoneen4l...aed
pis othmrerstateg, entirely toontiteerous todetailla
a ampspoksaverilisiktent: • •
asksjite atteakion of the pebibt to hick",
stook, taiiikdort thstitllleese—and no asp
or willsolleheeper. Neff orget the praosu—lierket.
alTorkirkirealfadtheiltsinond.Oettisbuyp.
41111111Aff gAOOSBRINICELHOIY.
BOOTS AND SHO.ES.
"NEW' ZSTAPLISH.4..ficri
rrltaitsitortilipOwl has 'emoted a now bulb/inky
1 a Boot and Shoo !stabil/It:wont, on Qatilalo at.,
otafteolitlttmletattba, lo 'Oettyaborg4
mho ofrorolbr solo,
POOL* Shcieg, Gaiters,
perg,.itc
1
4itsonaullfflatottolaiiron* otroroot eArls.
prkoa. - ulnas a Itanaseortkont to soled
mallu . frpta,totit
•1 PE .
olar• tor aI a
le.T 'Sort auto' to; roodoe.
•Tilit a ts=ortbo r prjoEr...
°A.,l4:rterediselaitosanott oet aauttill irmiiiwe s6. I
Jolyll.llllL-0
MINE
~, ; ~.~: ~
ME
4.
ZEES
EEO
rialB
DAVID KITZMLLLER,
JACOB A.KITZMILLER
Con.i.ting of
and a great and large variety of
Boots and. Shoes
F I R M!
Fl,
,
. .4
ri4 g • _
wuarw. t .7l.r.
•
p;ofiH.Q
Mi==
rvitiv24,
•o•z.l - •
ktioFior made 0,4",
Pilosaftitalint nettign• AUVIINF
lzatidittleiarlithiliraotfoir .lbt - sat aramim•
attiitnateaterlpl iepast oaeltddr~ti
,
ion:Aim/411u.
IME
FIE=
A"gustat,ll4B.-ly
RE4OVED
Nest' Store . Rootikdear pou#-house !
11121141E1i
A 8 #}mowl istsJOssei sma them Store to hia, new
Store Boom; & few 4 0 00 *gab •or the "634'urt•
h ;mid Miaroppeelter . preicripipiknoitice, Balti
more, atreet„Geetystioix. taiti4l a largiamr
stack of gbo6ii.Siiiith trtittel aced Priem
• LKBott,ib666lllßS'elylB,
• BA/AI6ItALMA ERB,
.1: Itriag t
INEAR4 atl styles,.
, - OB Aitmckedas, . .
Loam v
-miieNts IMNOtiteAlit BOO L _TS
• .SW:tin* .94- 1, •!. 0 7TO •
•94&41116044t1161,1!GA1T16t8,1
Goma ps,Ly Bit MOBILE, ' • ;
" r 6 litfle/161164068, attatries,,
664W13'.11600,0 1 1,_&_
MISSES' UON6ILEBB oeinßs;
• Kosisr&tALMOrtejs GAITHRS,
mmiss , 110,B0CCO 6AL11011.4L8,
to., &c., hie 0. ,
, soya , ooxuassii GAITHRB,
BOYS' CALP BALMORALB,
' BOYS' 8a0641`16, &c., &c.
• LIPAATB' $llOl.lB, all styles,-
IN 1 . ,11,,AGE TARIM%
Ab le , yloottsus4Sh ; oes!.! 44 9WD manufacture COO-
stonily on hand.
All willbesocihtthe lowest living profits. Bey
ers, from townan& country. are invited to call and
examine goods arldNorices before purchasing 'else.
where, feeling confident that I can please all who
may call.
The rdesuFAcluaiNG 'of Boots, oboes, and Gai
ters, wlllaisethe dirtied on,iit all its branches, a. be
fore. Bepsiring done on short Mottos. By employing
none but fireteclass workmen, and Using none but the
choicest leather, hefeels confident orinaintaluing his
former repstation. Certainly nothing Will h e t e n ni ,.
done to dtselve it.
'‘,...Thaokfal for past favors, he a'contlntt
ant* of public. patronage. D. 11. XL !NUL.
Gettysbarg,Jaly 16, 1.80.-tf
JOSEPH JAAJOBS,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
MIA I.EII3IItiRG STREET, G E:TT R G
TIM undersigned. of the late flrm of at.G. Jacobs
& Bro., would most respectfully. inform his
fr lends and the public generally. that be hoe opened
a Merchant Tailoring establishment in Clr.nibersburg
street, neat door to the old . place, and three doors east
of the Keystone Hons.. where he will be h.ppy to
wait on aftwho may patronize him. lii■ &lock of
CLOTIIB, CASSIMERS, VESTLVIS, TRISIMINGS,
* Ac., Ac., Ac.,
will be feud choice and cheap—very desirable to se,
lect from. All kinds of Goods for Ila! e—Vr ',ether he
man ofecturee or not.
GOODS MADE UP with dispatch, as well when
bought at Ober stores as at hie own. The very beet
work will made—good Its and substantial sewing
—and nothing will be deemed too much trouble to
render satilfaction in every ease.
Theist**, New York cushions regularly received.
Guttingdont, as usual:
A (bare tf publicpstrdnage if solicited, and no ef
fort spared to deserve It.
April 18,—t1
tanning Mmplatents, fir.
THE WORLD,
DODGES' 011/0 AND BUCKEYE
Reapers and Mowers.
A careful examination of these Machines wi ikon)•
mourn any one of their sriperfor merits over all
ethers, in strength, durability, ease of draft, and re-
liability for work, on all ki ods of ground, and in en•
ery variety of grass and grain. Confident or ebb. we
invite thowe in want of a good machine to ezatuine
for themselves before purchasing elsewhere.
These machines can be sold as Naked )1 °w e e.—
REA P6Rel as Baud Bake s Beibftak e, or Drepper.—
Two different sixes . No. Machine, with two cutter
Barn and three ffultrea, Arbaing 6veand a hal feet inf
grain and boar fast eigintAuch es in grace; No. 2, cut.
ting four bet sin inches.
We harethat cclelteliaMe In theme machltlea that we
are willing to lee Uholle3tehtlng a mach: he test them
with any iseher they may wlsh,and keep the one that
s ores most satlefeedl/OtLi"DODOICB' AUTOII:IAN hht Y.
FLAK F. teas gi vet! ,thoh, general sathrectioo that we
consider lithe bearßSlPEake out, and is attached t.
no other maohliMe r ksiFellst the DOdge Machin :he
Ohio and Bock.sgetpacent.
For the benellt"dt thaws wanting machines we
would reins uertaio• bmur those to whom we have
sold the last 'wean, via:
John DeardortrAVE, Henry Culp,
EphzaisrAerily, . ilenry King.
George Lily, Elisha Penrose.
Jonartati'Whder. . David Answers
James *WWI W. Roos White,
Daniel Bettie, J. J. Kerr,
Joins Weider. Andrew Weikert;
J atm MANS, Wm. Ingham,
Wm. Pent. Johni3elnr. -
CoribiirntLott, John N. Jlsdtmen,
lrn4,gtuldeo. John N. Brhrer,
Wm. Roe:.
Aiso,•WIRETOOTHAIAT RARER, including the
celebrated Brandt Rake, and t. 2 elfdlochargioa Rakes.
Also, PLOUGHS, FANNING MILLS, A:4l, FARM
IMPLEMENTS GENERALLY.
Femme wilhing to examine mnchinesstlti find them
at 06'warehutuie of Josseu Wttilli A 801.1, Getty.
burg, Pa., or at the reaidenoe of the eabecriber.
mites from Gettysburg, on the Harrisburg road. Per
sons wanting Circulars will address the stibecriber,
fiettystinrg,Pa.
April -3.-tf
STILL AHFAD !
HOFFHEINS'
REAPER & MOWER,
One of the Ort'ritedt Nachines of the
Asic,
Ie rrl.r o, ar.y other ,cl.tir.e m,sv
PiCtk-Iny that gill over ho intrndu,pl. hav
IgY Ito:, tkuvr"uglily tried .50d azvon ~ ,, [1 ,1 , 1. J1,0111. 1 11C
Iliql. I ili1:1.! 11 ,, ,Vicf rrt tP. h intend plit•
chasing Machines to c - 411 tool ozamimlfor-th.n”relves.
Thin Nl.tclrae in 1101011.411.:Cil , arly to “th,
marble. In n!Triictli. ~050 rf draft, and
r• liahllnry of work, is xll tiods of grass nod
It ' • 1 ., 3.lmir.tt. • ,vLidt i , 4rs.lt item
In 0ef0t.... to a firmer. It can be miel a. • hand
Wrllas a self-ral:or. It rule 4feet 2 int:brain
r,,, ; 4 (~..110 gr,s; Las a steel ratter
Ore, air?, wrought Iron gt:.ll , l+; it ran he used as a
Single r on well .50 a C, m'Aneal Maclaine.
A full truth of the :4,c1.12 no an be had.
Shoo MITRE:II AN'S SELF.L/lIICIIA ROING HORSE
RALE. and the great and well-known [WANT RAKII,
the Lett rakes ever intreduc.f! We would also call
your attention to the IRON ,DOI3BLE SHOVEL
Phut:LlU, wrought iron frame, very light aud strong,
reel shove's, sully adjosted to run shallow or deep,
sad Issue:say and tastefully made
ALSO, TILE KEELER AND EXCELSIOR PAN
;NINO MILL, the old , amhereuirh Van improved, for
irmiscreata a great!faeorite smoug, the, farmers of
l'enuaxlvania. It hi large and strong, had two cockle
iteieeoth and warranted to work perfectly.
Also alikiAda of SAILIIIN(i 111PLY411iliTS always
on baud.
Any person wishing to examine these mach Weil can
'catboat at the Battla-Bold Hotel or at My residence,
3 miles from Gettysburg. between the Taneytuwn
madam] the Baltimore pike.
LEWIS A. BUSLIMAN.
Slay 28, 1869—tf
GEISER'S PATENT SEI.F.REGULLIV(I
GRAIN SEPARATOR
CLEANER AID BAGGER,
With the latest improved Triple-geared
Horse Power, either Gear or Belt.
This machine has socceesfully competed with 'lithe
beat of the different patented Grain Separator*, And
now has the repptation of being the best Separator
ever pro:mo4On fact, the only Separator and Olean
er ever benne the public to give general eatisfaction.
Thoraischine Is couvoulmitiy arranged. tor hauling'
and threshing, being permanently Aned on two
wheels. One man can Mane more or Mtn It about,
so that ft is not half the trouble on a barn floor , ea
Common thresher and shaker. It is also eaily. put
to operation. It lash:Pp* easily managed, reliable
durable, 'Compact and cleanly to work by while Is
operation, nor making near the dust as the common
machine or other Separates& • •
Farmers can rest assured that this mulatto is no
humbug, sod Judging from the high rocomMendation
of farmers that are along them we most Conic, to the
conclusion that 1t hi the very machine that farmers
want.
The following are a few of the 4>ersone asho have
need thin machine, well known, and to whom' the
public are relerrei fon further ItifOrmation: .
Win. J. Peters, Flora Dale, Adams Co.. Penna.
WM. Kobler, near New Oxford,
Jobn Mute, near Gettysbm - g " •
Henry Bubold, Tot* Springs,
." '
Daniel Peters, Benderrtire ' "
John Hallman, Ideliherryetown " 6 4
Michael Fiscal, Hountjoy twp., :* ' 6
Jobe Email, incelherrysurtro. "
Wm. F. Brtuldea, York bprings, '
Repair Dude's for the above machine will be kept
by the agintorad also by Ephraim !Ude!, near
Gettysburg. . • •
All orders for. the Separators can be addressed to -
ILBRA.M. BURKHOLDER, agent, ,
July 30.430 plearaprir4, York 00, Pa..
6.4 Number, gisuE4f.
GETTYSBURG
LIME KILNS.,
tnallisidirsivolibiabodikt en tlititornles pour
-21 .P.WItAlauraitiiii6iteetbities ' •
4410241;fi
inTtid Btigrt44l3
of the - Rafrit64 .Orid NorthBtrOtibo dr; M. Muir
fol for pitelpitpxwye t bAurfil oOri!o•T,4iiettokro
" ntim i l YNN , ItANC4 I . rfr 4 0 'MMus," 'WINO
171114 OM /141t0!* redo ■41.1411.7 1 ceding
gaxtartielimod witihressars. Jarajarip
otbersatiy lobifilioatipteimstmogiol4l*.
•
COAL. lettrAX,S. 31, 4.0
drains/ thuito kind!. Bork esPitlikad
du
iiwltituNritit44.r*
,T.rt,"•.7.;
Lii l9-1111 40O•1ala**Van9YR
Gett?strorwroy. $1,4800 .ILI0S141:01T •
,r 0
'2 Alt at.
•', 1 1 1 : 1 0 1 AR ABAC4N#BAIRATT, ;• '
Seth,. #69.
Fr;•4_ ,•, •
~4 1 Alke from. tip liorth attplSoill i 64•4
wr - • tua; Net York, tlinsding t poi=
1991901t2/11447. . 66 4taolen;Isen, 411
paitut;4llrata, Lancastitc, Cloitunbia, 4c., ite.
'Metter r liarrisbn men' 11 eve - York; as
14 4 5 ,300aud 9.10 A.lll 12.26n00n/2.00: NAP 1066
. it.,coutiedsing with stray Trains onSksPentw.
•9 19 4 191 41611 1 419cip1, and ante ns at New York at 9.46,
11.46 A. M. and 3/0, 0.40, 930 P. M., and (I.OC CA.
tlaspattlrlay: - EU•splog Oars acsnmpany the 226, 6.20
enAt /0.66 P. 61..ttaina, without change.:
Leave 4artiebtir4 tor Reading Pottsville, Tama
qua, klinerwrille,`Alb land, Shamok ' in. Pine 6r0ee,41.
lintoirst eind Ph i ladesphia, at 8.10 A. M. 2.0 and 4.10
..P.M.,stopping at I.ehancla and principal Wsyllta-
Slow the 4.10 P. .11: train making connections for
Pbttadelphta, 'Pottsville and Colutoliki only. For
410kaylk 11l /fault sad Attburn, via
Schuylkill and•Susquehannaltalaklao.klavn
Oats at 3.641P.61.
ME
Returning: /MITI, New York at D.OO A. 3142.00
noon, LO6 and 8.00 P. It., Philadelphia at 8.15. X. M.
and 3.30.P.M.; Sleeping oars acconspani theQAOA.
M., A. 65 and 8.00 P trains troru New York, wlthou t
change. • •
Way Passenger 2'r ain 1 eav e s Philadelphia a t 7.30 A
Known:N*49g with similar tnin on Emit Pennig Rail.
toad, relgrningfrou. Reading at6:3o P. M.; stopping
*tali Stations.•
• "Geese Pottsville at 7.30, 8.45 A. M., and 416. M.,
Shamokin at 5,5 and . 0.36 A. X., Aillilaadat . 6.00 A.
12.30 noon, Tamaqua at 8.30 A. MY. and
2.20. P m„ tor Philadelphia and New Yolk:
Leave Pidniville, viit.Bchuyikillarid Susquehanna
Railroad at 74 A. M for Harrisburg, and 1140 A.
111, fur Pi:WC/rove end Tremont.
• Reading Accommodation Train: Leave' Reading
ma. 7.36 41. M., returning leaves Philadelphia 48 8.16
Piatatown Accommodation Train: Leavei Potts.
town at 0.25 A- M., returning leave, Pkiladelptda at
420 P.M
Catimbla itailßoadTratnilsave Rattling at 7;00 A.
M. and 0.15 P. M. for Ephrata, Ulla, Lancaster
Ooluniblit, Ake
Perkin:nen Rail Read Trainileave Park bin en dtino
tion at 0.00 A. M. and 8.00 P. 61. Returning: Leave
Bkippack at 815 A. M., and LOO P. M., connecting
with simlar trains on Reading Rail Road.
On Sundays: Leave New York •t 8.00 P.M., ihila
delphia 8.00 A. M. and 3.16 P. M., the 8.00 A. M. Train
running only to Reading; Pottsville 8.00 A. M
risbura N. and 4.10 and 10.56 P. 51., and 'Read
ing at 12.55 midnight, 2.54 and 7.16 A. M. for ilarris
burg, at 1255 midnight, and 7.05 A M. for New York,
and 0.40 A. 31.. and 4.26 P.M. for Philadelphia.
Commutation, 3111eage, Season, School and Excur
sion Ticktits, to and from all points,at reduced Rates.
Baggage checked through; 100 pounds alfowed
each Passenger.
0 A. NICOLLe,
0 enerel Superintendent
Iteseing.Ps.,llay 1869.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
On and after May 9, 1869, Trains will leave Itanot , fr
Junction as :
LEAVE NORTHWARD
p. in.—Daily for WilLianasport, daily (except
Bundaye) for Elmira, Rochester, Hotel°,
NiegareFelle and Erie and the Weet.
10.55 .C`tra —Daily (except Sond . r) for Elmira, Buff-
Ac.
p. w.--Atify (except Sundays] eor Willinmeport
nitti Erie—
p. m.—Duily(except Sundys)f.rr York.
1115 p. (except Slandaayd) fur Harrisburg
anu the Vi,eat.
LEAVE SOUTLIWARD. •
7.07 a. m.—Deily stopping atTarkton only.
7.52 a. m.—Dally(except Surtdays) stopping al all
Stations.
12.30 p.m.—Daily stopping at Pailt.ton only.
62.35 p.m.—Daily (except Sundays) 'topping at the
Stations.
EDW. S. YOUNG,Gen.Pass.Agent,
Baltimore, Md.
ALFRED R. FISKE, Gen. Soperintendent,
May 25,1b09.—tf Ilarrisburg,Pentea„.
•
pENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
RAILROAD.
Donbletrank route running between Philadelphia
and Pittsburg. Trams leaving Gett•nburg make the
following ounectious with this Trunk line:
(icttysburg leave at 5.15 a. m. A 12.40 p t . m.
i....n,verJunctiou arrive 10.1; 2.05 "
leave 10.55 •' 9.25
arrive 1.2.55 pm. 11.45
leave 9.50 •• 2.25 a. tn.
Philadelphia arrive 0.40 " 150. "
liarnsburg leave Ll 5 12.10
Pittsburg arrive 125 a. M. 9.10 "
At Philadelphia doer connections are made with
the trains for New York. Bo.ton and all Eastern
Cities. At Pittsburg connections are made In the
New Um in Depot with the trains for all Western
paints.
JOSEPH J/COBS
Haffiabo rg
forther I nt.rrnal ion ripply to
EDW.& RI, If. IVILLIAW.
Sap.. , :t , t 4. 4xt, Altoona, PA.
11rNay W. GwisiNlK, Paaarnger and Tiolet
Aw.nt,Philadelph [Slay 14. Polk -4
---
In consequence of the disastrous Lire, which in.lau
nary last, deatroye•l their store sad Its contents,
J. E. CALDWELL & CO
Jewellers,
Have had made elpe,ally to their order io Lampe
and In America, an entirely
Nev Stuck of Choice Goods,
WhlcL are now opened ut...lrendy for MIMI init . : loD:
Very Fine Pari.3 Mantle Clock.,
(Every movement vrith the ',err Imprcrrem eras.)
NEW SIDE OR NA MI:NTs TO MATC;II,
Bronzes, Groups and Figures
GORHA3I M-kNUF'G CO'S
FINE ELECTRO WARES,
Best Slcrling Siivcr Warcs,
Watches, Jewelry, &c., &c.,
A very full u.ortmeo t at very
MODERATE PRICES.
Wll. Agrat
819 CITES I'\ UT Sr,
PHILADELPHIA.
Mar : _ 4._ ISB9.=ly
AGENTS WANTED FOR
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•
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This is the ONLY NRST Efhiß of the kind publish.
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and is Just whit everybody needs for daily nee.
It is highly recommended by many eminent Judges,
Including the Chief Justice and other Judges of blue
sachneette, and the Chief Justice and entire Bench of
Connecticut.
•
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EVERYWHERE. send for Cirri:dant.
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ru.
Ain old law-book, published many years Igo, has
jostibeen„bastily re-joined as "a new book," without
even a imitable revision of it. obsolete statements.—
Do not confound that work with Chamberlin's Law-
Book for the People. flnly 23-2 m
WM. KNABE & CO.,
NANO FORTES,
'rime Instruniente have been before the Publlo fo r
r
nearly Thirty Years , and open their excellence glom
attained no unpurcha'red pre eminence, which piro
nouncesthem
TON unequaled. Their
•
combines great power, sweetness and fine linen
quellt7, ss well u great nurfty of Intonation, an
st . ulnas' throughout the; entire scale. Their
TOUCH
is pliant and elastic, and entirely free from the stiff
neat found In ao many Piano.. In
WORKMANSHIP
timers notnoall ed. Greing .nonebot tbe very
our stasonedgiiaterkl, the large papital employed, In our
baldness enables to Ad keep continually en Immense
stock of Ito:ober• no.. on hand.
/lirOur SQUARE PIANOS have our if ewlmprowed
Overstratog elude sad the AGIA.S.Pn TBESKE.
We would call special attention to our istaimprove;
menu • - •
GRAND PIANOS AND, SQUARE GRANDS t
Patented August 14,1168,
Which bring the Piano nearer perrection than 61 pit
' been 'attained.
Every Piano fully WarranfeirfOr Five
Ydare. - ,)
. BUNTZ. York, Pi.•'Bo.lo eak tbr. the aboi;•
celebrated kbetruinects, is by special artengommiSit
Onabimito Meal& them at the Very ltrwillet hickory
prices.
ENASE a'co.
11, 18811.—ea , : Taialthaoh,
. ,
s". STITCH'?
• -
tleutelitt!SlWlNG mammal= '$B7.W
$4O HOLD MOATN, *Asst . class $37 60
$4O Pamir, paper, it "sots a $4O Alp r yesx.--; Wt.
$37 60
882 TICK - 'IICIC . !. $36,
AMDDIOAN .WATCEIDB, worth us,"
oven fors3o worth et sube.aiptionno—
.s36,
Arso , . - $3O
1812, .! DICTIONARY. • $l2-
- websteris Onabridged Dietfonae3;
worth.litt ltstvan as' premiums tor
$l2 $l2 vorth•of subscription'. Also 71'
$100 : ' 'Sunday 'School $lOO
$BO LIBRARIES, - $BO.
wt•iffros • - lin
400 Mints' of l'he 04 40 UAW ip
440 ' e'en aos Orignion 1 60
$llO , •.;
torn equivalent "iihieluit•ot Sal.
7U r3l.fs.
•Yec . . •."Amo-T"'-vai5°k1.114.,*646""4. z:44,..
mid' • bp*
solugialladimP*Mit din"
s o o4.2sisafilmotheF•7 .- • ez.;
Nowbur 41,1t g i , tt
Viankar.4l4
IEIEI
titatit
BA.D 1141143 RA fiat o'
SPRING , SUITEDULE.
ELtir , ly V.
Fr th. present at
('lll atnERLLY S
=TEE
CAUTION
=I
GRAND, SQUARE AND •UPRIGIIT
BALTIMOIW, MD.
,sa7 5
; '§Ustalanteri.
rjj
ROVER k BAKEig
. FIRST PMII!ERN
gLASTIC STITCH
FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES,
495 Broadway, /Pew York.
780 C'heainut street, Philadelphia.
POINTS OF EXCELLENCE.
Beauty ltd Zlesticity of Stitch.
Perfection and Simplicity of Mashinery.
Using both threads directly them the spools. •
No fastening of seams by hand and ay waster of
nWideutm range of application without change of ad
eat.
The seam retains its beautyandliammeNsibarmuh•
Ing and Ironing.
_, Besides doing all kinds of work done by other Sew
lug Machines. these hiseldnes ezemate ths met
beautiful and permanent Embroidery and ornamented
murk.
Siit-The Prem . hues at all the fain and ex
hlbltione o Hi f
tghest
he United etatim sad Maropa. have been
*warded the Grover Jt Raker Sewing Machines, and
the work done by them, wherever exhibited in com
petition.
ikil - The very highest prise, THE MOSS OF THE
LEGION OF HONOR, wu conferred on the repro.
sentative of tie Drover k Dakar Sewing Mach Ines at
the Exposition Universal's, Paris, 1607, thus start
log their great superiority Over 'an other Sewing
Machines.
dEtr For sale by D. W. ROBISON, Gettysburg.
NOTICE.
T HE undersigned having kad IT years' eaPetisue•
Be a practical Operator on Sewing Machines
would recommend the Grover a Baker Family Ma
chine es the cheapen. and beet mash.hts Lr Wally
one. The slmplicity'of cotistruetk n and elasticity of
stitch made by thewi machines are two very import
ant points In their favor. 240,000 of these machines
are today bearing witness to • the truth of our as
sertions and the demand la stirsdity increasing.
We have also Shuttle Machines on band for Tailors
and Coach-trimmers use. Call and see us.
D. W. aOBIBO . N, Agent,
Obambetaburg et., Gettysburg, Pa
June 11, 1869.-1 y
'ESTABLISIIED IN 1851
REMOVAL.
JACOB HARLEY,
JE WELER,
Invitee his patrons and the public generally, to his
New Store,
No. 1320 Chestnut st., Philadelphia,
where they will And a large and well. selected stack
of DIAMONTS!, WATCHES. CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
SILVER and PLATED WARY, at Moderate Prices.
N. B.—WATCHES and JEWELRY carefully re-
paired.
JEWELRY and SILVER WARE of all kinds mods
o order. [July 18,1889.-eni
A GOOD THING
hoportaa Rowaekeepert, Hotel; Banki, Offices, Ec
THE PATENT WIRE
Adjustable Window Screen
WILL FIT ANY WINDOW,
Give ventilation and light
Screen from view and exclude
FLIES, MOSQUITOS AND OTHILIL INSICTS
The Adjutable Window Screen Company
BOLE MANUFAMIB.IIIB.
623 Market Street, naiad's.
For sale by Dealer in lionsraursithing Goods.
Juno 25, 1869.-3 m
ISAAC K. STAUFFER,
WATCHES & JEWELRY ,
N 0.148 NORTH SECOND STREET, curl:tarot Quarry,
PHILADELPHIA.
An assortment of Watcliss, Jewelry, Silver: and Plata.
Ware constantly on hand.
-Sfa-Repafring of Watches and Jewelry promptly
attended o. [Aug. 13,1869.-17
BARGAINS IN
NE W,FURNIT LIRE.
ANUMBER of tete of COTTAGE FLIINITGRI hay
jog been seta by militate to the Gettysburg
Spring, Hotel—parties wishing very anvil, sod good
furniture eau be accommodated by calling hatnedhsta
ly at the Furniture Store of Oso. A. Wsgags t Co.,
(in Old deniinelOdlee,)
July 16 -tf PROPRIZTOIt&
GETTYSBURG FEMALE IN
STITUTE.
The next Session of this Institution ' will commence
on Mefirsi Monday of September, (September Oth.)
For information with regard to the School, inquire of
MKS. U. M. ETSTER, Principal.
Gettysburg, Any. 13, 13661.—.11t
MISSI.SQUOL POWDER,
THE
actually cures Cancer and Scrofulous dilemma of
the Still. See Report to L. I Medical Society, and
'oaten:units of Physicians in circular. Baas fro on ap.
plication to
CHAS. A. DIIBOHS, Girt/aril Apia,
P. O. Box 1659. Is 2 Pearl st., - Neur York
July 9-2 m
utrictring.
MEAT MARKET
NEW FIRM!
GEORGE B. STOVER t THADDEUS B. WIBLE,
HA WING entered into partnership in the BUTCH
ERING BUSINESS, will carry It on In all its
branches. All kinds of ' •
Fresh Meat Every Day.
Beef every Tuesday arid Saturday morning. Smal
meats every Wednesday, Thursday and Friday morn
Max.
Market stayd at Geo. B.Storer's reeddence on Chun
bersburg street, second Square.
Those hayloft fat stock for sale will find it to th eir
advantage to call on or address the Raw Pint.
SWUM/. k MEWL
sag• 13,1869.Ltf
West Middle street Market
(REAR THE coma-noon.)
Every- Day in the Week,
SUNDAY EXCEPTED.
Fresh Beef three times a week, Tuesday, Radnor
day and Saturday mornings. Lamb, Veal or Mutton
every day. Orders left at my market in the evening,
will be , promptly delivered the following morning.
GEORGE A. CODOEL
June 18, 180-tf
MEAT WANTED
THE HIGHIEPPOASH PEVA PAID POE
COUNTRY HAMS,
SIDES,
SHOULDERS lz LARD,
- BY NICHOLAS & SIMON CODORI,
TVA Wed., Wow Won's Hotel.
Hams and Dried Beef, also Fresh
Meats constantly on hand for sale.
Jane 4,-.W
*tan and gentannuts.
EAGLE HOTEL.
, Tito Wrist lad moat Goma odious In '
GETTYlattllta, PENNA.
ooim ot ottotanzsoviairo IMILIII4/01 rrlOfa
JOHNpi. TATE, .Projirklor.
azrancittialbot,for Poostagers
to tb. bsot, Oa orrtvaloaddepartar • esokii 404
;robs. Chaalabtortania,addreatoaabbatuagoo.
KEYSTONE HOTEL.
• 6.I4ITYBBURG, PA.
E. mTatis. PROPRIETOR.
•=d• NOW OPEN.
THIB is anew Hoene; andluiebeen
-IL-stud up fa' tisc Ina •pproirsi style. ]Na
Imitioi4 I Osimat i l eutootrialess, Wag is the
,ailt ib ,1 111 " 611 Itet :l o,Pt S•lni•
Asagmebesivasiotosibiga aoja iSsiitallvair
alortatioadeorith 4!llNPhistablbsadt44oll. ;with
*PfieSg l 4 01!1, iesepoMistaiiii
71 dal Imbrrikefavor looms, sabilisial
fear...sibs thoutiellibuiinktotiimipallayeal
wailftrenlaillibigia A Ma
3 N , Met
• ,, a; -.= itme, wfi.:44
GROOM= .& LUMBER.
If. Keefit's Store,
dreturnuouvenoosait,G3lTlTElolllll.PA.
FRESH GT,OOERIES
rani week fr the City, Provisions. Dried ea
Greenhill., oral" kinds, always on heart, at Iwo
Mee.
nous, aorta KRAL, 01110151, rvsaomuvix.
lIGAB,SOAPI OP, ALL =EM, OANDLIII.
11021Q/1114 09W/ATZIONAILII,
BZOONS, U.; also,
LUMBER,
each aolgoanUinn, Poota„ Le., continual/4 on bane at
lowort living nem CO mad us.
:Aug.., 31 —tr
JOSEPH GILLESPIE,
Dealer in Flour, Groceries;
Notions, &c.,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
the ettentlas ot the public to ambler's
TXTITet li n
i k
of Goode, at the *Wotan& on York street,
zest door to the Globe Inn, consisting of thit boot of
GROCERIES,
Sugars Syrups, Molasses, Cods**, Tsai', Solt
U.; this
BEST BRANDS OF FLOUR
n the market, with lime, RauWert,
Dried Praits,Oosibettosa, az. Alio,
NOTIONS
in great variety; Cedar and Willow-wars, Stone
ware, Crockery-ware, Basket., &agars, Tobaccos,
and ;thousand and onfotber articles.
BUTTER AND EGGS,
a Ice and fresh, always for sale.
Guxuarct d Co. will spare no effort to please, and
are confidant of being able to do so by constantly
keeping • full and choice stock, and sailing at the
very lowest profits. GOITSTIT PRODOCI wanted, either
for the author In exchange fbr goods, btttbesrm•rket
price allowed. JOBiPH 8. GILLESPIE,
Jane 17,1848.—tt
WM• J• MARTIN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
G-ROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
♦ large lot of Groceries that I am selling Cbesp
for Comb
CHOICE LIQUORS,
Old .Rye Whisky eight years Old
Very Old French Brandy.
ALL OTHER KINDS OF LIQUORS
A general atoortment of 811123/1, among 'which to
bfiabler's Herb Bitters
pure Liquors for Medical pur
P aws •[ WY. J. MARTIN'S.
Table Cutlery, Glassware, Queens-
WAR', te., at WM. J. iurnirs.
April 30,1609
WM. BOYER & SON,
DEALERS IN
GROCERIES, NOTIONS,
TOBACCOS,
ALSO,
Stone, Wooden and Willow Ware.
IfteA general assortment o
all Goods usually kept in
a FAMILY GROCERY.
Dsc.4 1167.—tf
BARGAINS'
at the new
G ROC E RY
IN GETTYSBURG.
i
JACOB . CRESS
11)1rAVING °posed a fhocery, la Gettysburg, on
AA the nerWirest or 44 the ?NW/ &Mato,
has last melted a spl d assortment of Mall
GROG RIES,
Including Sagan, Colrle, Molasses, Ilyrap, Ti..,
lipless,lobasoa,lllalt,7l6,Haaurn,Jr A 1..,
Q u.sENSWARE, CONFECTIONS,
An te,tru lts,Soaps,lancy Articles and Notions gener
ally We will also keep on hand npuz aid PHD
STIMEL.
Having purchased for CASH, I am prepared to
sett very cheap. Give me a ealland judge for your
selves.
flept.l6.lB67.—tf J. W. CHIP.
GROCERY.
WM. B. MEALS lIAB OPMED
Grocery, . Vegetable and
Notion Store
&this rultleitee adjoining Meals I Brother's Marble
Tot* in
EAST YORE STREET
whaas7m h. is t G o iT s:l i l as u e c tp ea the cheeps
March 19.134111—ti
earptstas and gentriutirs.
Wm. C. Stallsmith & eon
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
Carpenters'and Contractors.
t
Doors, Shutters, Blinds, Door
and Window Frames, Cor
nice,Door &Window
Brackets, &c.
Ckonstontlyon head sad maculberrod to Order of
BEST MATERIALS,
by eetperhseod worlsea,ead at
REASONABLE PRICES.
1113.0rdenyroolytly attended to.
ha. 44.4 c-tr .
GEO. G. CASHMAN,
GETTMITRG, PA.,
Carpenter and COltta'adOr l
111E$PBOTIPUl i tLY Worm the
+Ai public that les roamed lilts aew ea
*Weis riven borne" York aid Wesel saute,
swab Tamara to ta!aseoetraets br psalm up sad
repairing , Mtilstiep, at it resessable rates is any
hal * 11 ! **,- V ;411101k r ials ai"!"b"
bat tssant7:. itekepeabY Odd ~toe tei bast•
mut° airitrabOOPOriatelPh MT. IN aea
Urn ik NNW
WM. CHRITZMAN,
GETTVIittrEG, PA.,
Carpenter and Contractor,
Nimbi removed to ay sow Mica
Wathift v it urr i bitumen Middle
• ,
23 r r x t r _a sot r it g t l at
aasetilg L=
tresi am= *Mo fa essm w i2 ul : oleic
l is
l
. ar r a coa r elled sad cm oi sionablf tams.
~~!'l~f.
f allsibsertbsrshaviOnatrstarn•dtroothsaltlas
*tab la 11E11101124, supply of HARDWAiII & ORO.
l ERnMorbid' they are offering at thelrold stand
In Balaban* street, atprloca • so ttth *elates Oar
steak e Dad st • I • Dart* ,
Olispostoo'.Tool*
IllsokoluitleToolo
Ooa 4) PI • dln g
°obis, tlfakor' , Tool
..• • Itessokeeparltirfosto,
All kbido of Iron le
• • eriarra 00 :AZZ ittNDS,
othiesista 21 koritraoalitio . lofaohniod 10
prforol illeportatiata ikettsuossoicbst what
'afibail if tifo Stort..l 'IMO of Itaolioakto
win.b.,4411M1144100 li*R•oriliktiollit eM laidfais,
andßossolnepor • eau. isilAvary tbelr
Illoosearimillratft4rtireipirietilifosin hid ow
breast saasiotberloinicib
VIDMMIL32,
SO I 4/1111113
Vidial.
OUNT . 13 COMPOUN
101 TIM 011111 01
PUTRID BORE THROAT, IIiPL "(TEMA
int say other laisamatery orliterarddleesee of tb
Tbeeselt maid t.. long staisdhig. AIee,SOAXL
13731. nal mittens has ben tried lit
THOUSANDS OF CASES,
a diferent parts of the seuatry, and has novo
todfbens know* to fail if taken in ttma and accordion
todfrections. It is warranted severe. °lvo it • trial
aad It wthaposk for limit Seery household should
provide themselves with a be: of-this modish., and
keeplt on bands. rh • cures that It has elfsoted are
try souwelons.
'viand sold by Taw/414mm t Co. ,G et
or by their authorfsod agents. per
sale at nearly all theStorosl Adams meaty.
Nay 29,1167,4 f 1111.411 L YOUNT • CO.
AYER'S
CHERRY PECTORAL,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lunge,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
- Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
Probably never before In the whole history of midi
cm bananything won so widely and so deeply upon
the Confidence of mankind, as tale excellent remedy
for pal ovary complaints. Through a long serial o
hiars, had among most of thence' of men it bee rim
gher and higher In their animation, as it has b
come better known. its uniform character and pow
sr to cure the various affections of the lunge alt•
throat, bare made it known as a reliable protect°
against them. While adapted to milder forms of die-
ease and to young children, It Is at the same time th
moot effectual remedy that can ha given fur inclplen •
conenniption, and the dangerous affections of lb
throat and lunge. , As a provision against sudden a
tacks of Cramp, ft should be kept on hand in eve
family, and indeed as all are sometimes subject t•
oolds and coughs, all should be provided w Ith this's
Wore for them.
Although settled Casanova:mils thought Incurs!,
still great numbers of cases where the disease seem I
Hatted,- hare been completely eared, and the paths.
restore to sound health by the Cherry ?sclera/. . •
complete Is Its mastery over the disorders of the Long
and Throat, that the most obstinate of them, under
the Cherry Pectoral they 4 1111./side and disappear.
Singers and Pubite Speakers find great protect!. •
from K.
•
Asthma is irwayarelleved and often ',holly cur*
by ft.
Bronchitis la generally cured by taking the Che
Pectoral in email and frequent doges.
80 generally are its virtues known that we need
not publish the certificates of them here. or do more
than assure the public that its o !unties its e fully
maintained.
• _Ayer's Ague Cure ,
For lencr and Ague, Intermittent Fever, Chill Fever
Bresitteme Freer, Dumb Ague, Periodical or Bilious
Fertr, db., and indeed all the affections which arise
from. 121 41111i011,, marsh, or miatmatic.poi2.3.
As its name implies, it doe• Cure, and does not fall
Containing neither Arsenic Quinine, Bisioutb, Zinc
nor any other mineral or poisonous substance what
ever, it In nowise Nur. any patient. The number
and importance oL Its cores in the ague districts, are
literally beyond account. and we believe without •
parallel in the history of Ague medicine. Our prld•
Is gratified by the acknowledgments we receive of the
radical mires effected In obstinate cases, and where
other remedies had wholly failed.
Unaccilmated persons, either resident In, or travel.
log through miasmatic localities .wIl I be protected by
taking the AGUE CURB daily.
For Liver Cbmplaixfs,arising from torpidity of the
Liver, It lean eaedlentremedy,.timul•tfng the Liver
Into healthy activity.
Pot Bilious Disordereand Liver Complaints, it is as
excellent remedy, producing many truly remaakabl
cures, where other medicines had failed.
Prepared by DR. J. C. AYBR A CO., Practical sad
•mayticalChemlsts, Low ell , Mase.,andsold &Drina
th • world
PRICE, tICO PER BOTTLE
/oresle by •- D. Buehler, Druggist, Gettysburg
(Oct, 2, Is6B —3e
AYER'S
HAIR VIGOR
FOR THE RENOVATION OF THE
HAI R .
The Great Desideratum of the Age
A titeadttg teltleh teat ones agre•ellite, healthy, sad
effectual for prs••rHng the hair. Paled er gray hats
fe soon restored to VA original odor and the eau and
Preshnese of youth. Thin hair Is thickened,
hair chaskad. and baldnawr often, though not always
euredby Its us. Nothing can restore th• hair where
the follicles on destroyed, or the gland/ atrophied and
decayed. Bat such as remain cark be tared for cuing
aim by thlisppliestion. Inmtaad of tooling the hair
with • pasty seditnent,it wiiikeep It clean and 'lgor
ow. its ocesskmal ma* will p t lb* bait from
farninggrsy or falling Or, and consequently prevent
baldness. Jr.. from time* deleterious eobetenee
which make KCVO preparation@ &Lupton. and I Wart-
anat. the hair, the Vigor can only benefit bat not
harm It. It wanted merely for a
HAIR DRESSING,
...OW.' 0.... mat ►. found Iry %Nairobi.. Ceuta/sing
neither oil nor dye, it does not a II whiteeauttorle, and
yet laatslonger on the hair, giving it a rich stony
nitro and s grateful perfume
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.,
PRACTICAL & ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS,
LOWELL, MASS.
sa-Pluos moo.-fs
sr or sahib,: A. D. Buehler, Druggist. Or ty
[Oct. 2 18 B.—ly
Zift and tire Mnsuraurt.
HOME
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL-TWO MILLION COLLARS
Assets Jan. 1, 1869,
3. 11. WASIIBrR:P,
Secretary
CHAS. J. MARTIN,
Preeittst
GEO, M. LYON,
Asset Secretary
A. F. WILLMARTII,
VICO Pruident
T. A MUMS,
2d AielSectretary
D. A. HEALD,
2d Vice President
H. A. PICKING, Agent,
West Middle Street, Gettysburg, Pa
April 30, 1869.-ft
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NORTH AMERICA,
NO. 232 WALNUT ST, PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED
MAMIE PERPETUAL
MARINE, INLAND & FIRE INSURANCE.
Limas Llmlid or Perpetual Policies
Assets lam 15t,1860,—... ..... ..... .22,242 3 2 3 32
$20,000,000 LOURS PAID IN GASH, PINCER ITS OR.
OARIZATION.
1.21111711 0. COUIN , OHABLZB PLATT,
President. Vies President
MATH/All NOILIIIB, deeretazy.
H. A. PICKING, Agent,
April ,
Oka in nthW. Street, Gettysburg, At-
rib
ADAMS COUNTY
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
INOOKPORATID, ILLEOH 18, 1851.
=
Praddiud—llearge Swope..
VlowPtuddsitt—llsamel R. Ituaaell
beetstax7—D. • .11nobler.
Itrainum , •-1.0. hibnistock
icaerstiveoomadtte•—ltoberlYethrd7,R. ♦.Ptak
•g,Jseob Mag.
liansgerie-414arg • dyope,D. A *Buehler, li.lleOur
dy, R. Usedll,N.O.Pshadatost, ettyibirg ; Jacob
ICla&lltrabea township; Triderick DIM, ?manilla
Id. A. Picking. Iltratmai Medial P.Gitt,Now Oxtbrd ;
.Rola whit ., Minn O. Potat,Potersbury.
(r. 11. )
IS.ThieGodapany id limited In Ito operations to tie
'amity of Ilium, It has been In oporatlon for non
Gra l'lloara, and hi that period has 'meditate ese ar
alanoteitibrvelag palmed by aro dada( that period
onannettng to otratildPL Any Penis . Oaring an In
thaanomanapoly to oithor of So marmagers.
affelb• ltalcaltra Oomaltas• seam at Um Wale* at
Gosipaim au Um last Wads Way la arm soma
et SOelpak. P. 11. Pos. mum.—
Est t, gunny, *c.
• gARDWARK
•XD @ ROO BRIM
07111,111L1
1 , . comer own=
:'':Aide n tladv-Rober t J.lfts ,
A I.wil le i/Alges-.lLaieph Y. K. •
P , ...th..sotary-Jutt, klelhara:
. I • 1U iiite , 4n,i Ac..^arder-Was. O.
niork ,flle Courts-A. W. (WI
I/ I tlrict Aftwaty-1 1 (111-41•066
T .... ,e u re. r -11. o Wattles, ~.
• .S.• , i f -Philip Haan. - " ' ' '
• r 7- ,n,r-Dr. W .J . AcClatil.
.1 t , ney or -J ase D. lebiler. -
i:,,. n t ssiontri-Nlchola•Wlar•
11.1.1 a 111. rA,ek-ir IL yr,
11,:leta. P.4ivician fujatl--
r
r Dercilrs nf the Nor-John
ildajAalla Il.,.arAurtf. Sierra,'
..,
2-ii. I. A rlt. ftylsurAr,„
i ..1-1. L; , V,..ty . . Piysitis
c. Au 10, s -Henry L Alreara Ma
g
G. 1.1...gy.
fE
$3,966 2.82 :V.
E
IMAIAMIIS, Stepll4
rsomatoail •
ag.a as re tired ,betrhiin . 164 ',
&ape**
TIFIXISOF PWLI
I
r igL ITAIt CID SIIM I / 4 116..i11t
.11y morning, et il.oo
pall within the year. JIW .
tinuedungll.ll Wis K.
thu of ttrepublisberl. •
:Artsixsartarci.olertiW
A liberilledectionwillbesial
littgbytbeq ,bsilf7llBl,
I Del 00000 Adat
upon.
, •
sir rho circulative tltt_toll
h II ft argertbantbstrirO#t
to kdantocousty; aild,q4uis
c inekot boozoollod.
oe Wont oraltkindetrtil .
•m 1 strairretee. Iliaret4ll4e t ß
eta, no., in every !vanity and it
bort notice. Terme Veen:, -
ipIrFICIAL DIA
D )r.'ll".kin or rizryr
. /:4 ;pots—C. II !Webler.
4 . it alltna, Vita
W. Cr..., itabort Tote, A. H. II
r?i . :;—v:
D. I/debars. rrea
I (),reclotl-IA. lialerb,
W‘rren, John V. sloCresr7i
t . II icAr. .4'4erefarip
G. ratmeetaait
rreisectia
lent —Georgeiirapa.
Calhier—J.Kmoryßait.
T•ller—llenry S. Benner. •
9;r,tera—.},of CO My" belt
W; rt. DAViI WIII4. OtTII4.K
.cherry, ,Filllam D ta dojo,
Samson.
LIT !COW!' tc[ dl
Pr
Cashier—George Arnold.
feller—Samor I tl.s.lstusu .
ru,! ate. Dn rl
Br. , Jotsu [torpor, Gears
+loll:01*n, Jolla Wolt4rd.
MCI .311.111 M Ci
ritid!ni—J. L.Srhick. •
"...;:ry—W li.n l;_. esti.
Tr, tr,ree—Alliumler. Gabes..
pr,--4)l.rt ItnPp, 1. 1. .4
.1;• .410 r, V, ,r,gq LI4I
1.1.)14n.1.er Cvbe.n.
I=
l'•-••tt•fent—George S •opf. ,
Pt •••• Prefident—Stitno.A Rgisol
Slertflry—Dart , l A. Buehler.
Tr•lsurr,r —Garrard W. Fait uetot9
rr•cuttre thebnsift,r,-Itublrt •
Picking, Jacob Filn4.
•D/OVICQVNTT LOISC{:LT •
Prmdrnt--Samu.l
tiara %Irght
S• , :retary--Iteur
2,,turu—lidward
Tre•spl rer—lin•id
Mims jers—Willtapi B. Wiling'. •
Rotaahn, Frederick Dash], 'A'
I'vuroan, Juba It. McClellan.
riViLnutcl .ASSOCII
Edvr474l .Fahnestue
r, c , Miami A. Duo
3,r4.lry—lohn F. NlcCreAry.
re• urircr—Jutin Culp. •
Xlaig•rr—J. W. C. fSNAal..lo
D. liendistlart, Wua. K. Atkin
Gas costiasi
r B. Dm:kilter.
U. flltnlikr. M
tt..1114,11,W.A
W ATM/ CAXII.
Pr , ;1 i•nt i.;•W McClell
S••,-•:try m l fr,lvirer--ftaku
_VI K . )IcClella,
.itTITIIO9IIO SA
ra to r—Robert McCurdy.
.•ebt Truism!: cr.—David
Train, oirpart
•• AMY('
tr:liti milk es Clan'
rti'plr4 rl
I Ktut,u tad Weldor
train with EtiltiLuJro.
LaIPICIA7IOIIIS.
lie:: y$ Lodge. No. 124 r T. 0. 0.
Liiislo t.l Railn,n.l Kt iosta,e.
('Nino Kar vapinent, No.
1,1111.31 . it all. lit and 3.1 Monday.
Sonarit-In No, 336
.elide tot Railroad atreota,'
in itch Month.
it , yPtolds Lodye, 14, 9 .1040,Y."
u rte It fret, •vory
c.',/.11 It Tribr, N 0.31, 1.0, F.
II ill. every Friday er.okrtic.,
90.9, G.A. R. —Nortb
,rery 8 itardny eten
cuCacaa
Lai•ran,', Christ's)—Pastor,
3er•ice. br Profs+.ore of Coil
terottely, ...iabtmth mmnin
e•euing. Marin
veninz vervire omitted.
o
sires , 4bilysch mottling end
evening.
gaill.ppzi—ltera. I
Sh tver. •{ervieen 4antastiv m
and Thuraday evening.
P,vbyterian—Rev. Wm. H. lit
morning and evening. And W
H•fornted—ReT. W
♦icee.iabbatb morning and 4
evening.
Catitt se— Rev. Joseph 8011. $e
Seib .tie. morninz 311.1.115t0
Er n o,d pr,o7i-rian.—Ber, J.
by npeeleleppointreente.
l'ratessionti4
IM. KILAUTH,
• Lox, Getty,turg, N. 0
busi WAY pr.mutiy atta.led
Ottice ou 114th tui qre 41 - 000, lOU
IMII
:\IeCONAUGII
• L.w, oin,,ous,lourir
st,re, Ct. wl bereb erg .treot.
4 vecf.tl ttteotiou 4lvott to S
+•alaueut ur CSIAtc,II 41)
G,
Bounty, gal
i lit U. •L it na,a t Il• I wearp
ly e ttendnd to. ,
=II
A CI tri" Cti
In I awn toil other western 8t
Juno 13, 1.46'.1.—L1
J. CO VEEL, AT
• L A iv, will dr,uptly 4tt
111 'al or Buelnoseeutruited to •
Ike woo n t L!lueitock Ar ,
,t ilthnoroltreetaii
Say 29.,1967.
AVID A. BUF • II
scr ir Let W, will prom ,
one sod , 411 other bastheelevetr
4.1.011ce.it vie codidencir In th
ppostterb•.:ourt lipase. Viet
11.-1VID; - WILLS,
"—"-- AT LA %%Olen at hiereside
urr.or oftlentr•Square.
Mar:9.l46Y.
DR. H..S. HUBE
3. IL Corner of Chantbenbimr a
OPPOLITS COL. TALL'S
.loos 11, 1860.—tf
OR. J. A. ARDIST
tiering located at NMI -
to all branchosof hte profligates,
his °taco when nut profesnlocuttlk
.Itcl[nntarsront,P.O.,}
Adams county, P.
DR. J. W. C. O'NE
Ilaetas Oillc,• at hie rui•
tr net,tro ,as .holetheCon ,
Gettyibtirg,Ma7l9,tllol:
JOHN L. HILL, 31
Od!coin 06ambersburg 'West,
lle.gle Ciotti
a ISETYSIIURG, P
Sir Having been to cooetall
pat tents can be assured of ige.od
DR. J. E. BE RKST '
lit, ea•lng located 'in it
' .r•toes to th. pa bac. 01441
oppoato ant Globe Inn, whirr
attend to any ow* wltlehaltap •
Persons lo *sot of full or part*
• I tad to cal I. Terme resioonabloi.
July 30,11309.—a
DR. C. W.
A 8
A 8 ft ISlMCDth•Pratstioi
otrarsalvaaa
Mee .t ale house, sorper et •
Paandriallay, near the
Ton to Skin Otteaasa. [LIM
DR. H. W. LE
Littisatouni, Ada
IJAVING perataastikb toads.
O. engage to thel7 , M d . •
Burger;. OiIle• In
street.
C A S
FUR W
The highest Pri
F. DUPHO
Iforilorsie sinter Of
Gasouri,
Aug. A IMO.-111