Waisted Immediately. Ir/TREK OR FOUR JOURNEYMEN, to work at the Carpentering... Business. Should be experienced workmen. Good wages will. be paid. Apply immediately to WM. O. STALLSUITII, 11, 186 A. 3t* •Gettyaburg, Pa. For Sale, Cheap. ACOMFORTABLE and substantial FAMI LY CARRIAGE for sale, cheap. Inquire at the Commis. office. Cemetelry Election. AN ELECTION for s President sad seven Managers of Ever Green CeMetevy Asso ciation, to serve for one year, will be held on MONDAY EVENING, the nth otJUNE last., at 7} o'clock, In the Arbitration Room of the Court•houee. B. S. RCHMUCICER, Preet. STAFILS, SCC:y. [Juno 11. tv Sentiut sod Star copy. - Teachers Wanted. ?WE School Directors of Gettysburg will I . meet on MONDAY, the 9th day of JULY next, ,to_ elect leachers for the EIGHT SC/10171 iider 'their care. Term nine Mouths—Sublets to *open August Ist. The following salaries will be paid per month, viz: School No. I, $5O; No. 2, $35; No. 3, $3O; No. 4, $24; No. 5, $22 ; No. 6, $22; No. $2O ; No. 8, $2O. jfer:?or School No: a male Teacher is re iwrici.;4.‘nd for No. 27 - male or female. xeThe County Superintendent will bold ad' examination for—applicants in the School Badding, at 16 o'clock, A. M., of said day. By order of the Board, T. D. CARSON, President. D. A. Bunni.xn, Secretary. line 11, HUG. 3t. Auditor's Notice. /FHB undersigned, Auditor, appointed by 1 the Orphan's Court of Adams county, to make distribution among creditors of the balance remaining in the hands of John Tros tle, Administrator of the estate of Jonathan Gilbert, deceased, hereby gives notice that he will lit at hie office, in Gettysbuig, on WED NESDAY. the 27th day of JUNE, inst., at 10 o'clock, A. IL, to perform the ditties of hie appointment. E. B. BUEHLER, Auditor. June 11, IBM td Prime Hams, SHOULDERS, Bides, home-made Bologna Sausage, Am, • full stock always kept for sale, of the vEry best quality, and at lowest living profits, by KALDFLEISCH, next door to the Post 0 Mee, June 11 Anolher Large Stock OF NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED AT GRIMES'S. James A. Grimes, York street, has been to the city again, to replenish 4 his stock; whiih went off so rapidly, because it was so very good and so very cheap. The new stock beats anything he has yet offered to thin community, and he hopes all the people will come and see for themselves. His new purchase of SYR , UPS Can't be •beat, aud he will sell from a pint up to a barrel ; his SUGARS are' of all varieties, including the very primest ; his - C•WFEES are the best in the market; his FISH are elegant; and his FLOUR extra. - He has laid in a large lot of STONE-WARE, which he offers cheap, and is sure will please —so with his WOODEN-WARE, QUEENS- . WARE, LAMPS, PICKLES, SPICES, -CON FECTIONARY, Tobacco•and Segars, and the thousand other things to be found in his-rery full and complete Store. .By selling cheap, and selling quick, he expects to get along quite as well as those who have greater profits, but sell slower. - [June 11, 18 4 16. 00 TO 2 GO TO 2 H B. WOODS , tIRST lATIONAL N; `ND V.. NOTIO-I#lE -7' Y STOR Where you can buy the cheapest and • best Roods in town, Corner of the Diamond and York Street. HATS Ii tTS FOR OLD MEN.—Soft and stiff .Brims. BATS FOR FASHIONABLE MEN.--Always the latest out. HATS FOR YOUNG MEN.—"The latest is sues." HATS FUR BOYS.--Every variety and style. VATS FOR CHILDREN.—Neat and fashiona ble.' BOOTS AND SHOES. BOOTS FOR MEN . AND BUYS.—Cheap and good. SHOES FOR MEN AND BOYS.—A Win ss-- sortitent. SIIOES FOR LADlES.—Good,cheJip and neat. SHOES FOR CHILDRgN.—The beet assort meta in town. GAITERS OF EVERY STYLE---Por Ladies, Gents and Children. NOTIONS STMKINGS OF ALL KINDS.—For Ladies, Gentlemen and Children GLOVHS.—For Men, Ladies and Children, - _ cheap as ever. NECK-TIES.—A splendid assortment. PAM COLLARS.—For Ladies and Gentle men. LINEN HANDKERCHIERS.—Bordered and Plain, for [Attics and Gents. CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS.—Nice and cheap- for Children. -- COMBS.—Gum and Horn. SUSPENDERS.—A general assortment. GARTERS.—Best Elastic for Ladies and Chil dren: CORSETS.—The best fitting and, most com fortable at low prices. SPOOL COTTON.-0f all eolors, cheapest and best. e VARIETY GOODS. UNBREGLAS—At lowest prices. LADIES' BASKETS—Cheapeet in town.' CARRIAGE WIIIPS-9( best India Steel. q STROPS—That make a keen edge. SHAVING SOAP AND. BRUSHES—The very best. LEAD PENCILS—Of the beet make: SHUN BRUSHES--Cheap but good: CARPET SACKS—PIain and Railroad. TRUNKS—Of all sixes. se - Beforei purchasing always tail at the FLUST NATIONAL STORE and save money- by buying cheap June Il i 1866. HERRING, Mackerel, &c., I cheap, at KABLFLEISCH'S GROCERY, next door to the Poet Office.. June 11 Q MAR -MED HAYS.--A fresh supply -10 just received. A prime article sud for sale cheap by STRICKHOUSSIIIs WISOTZI4. Csuitoa"s ARBLE 4WORKS, On B.6.lthnorestreet,lfeerly Opposite the Court House, , • GETTYSBURG,'PA. _ Every description of work executed In the Guest style of the art. June 4, .865. tf Mehool dc Bounty Tawas. TBE School Directors of Franklin township hereby give notice that to all School and Bounty Taxes, in said township, not paid by the Ist of July next, FIVE PER CENT. will be I dell. They further give notice that on all -)uttly Subscriptions outstanding on said Ist ly of July, interest will be charged from date of subscribing. By order of the Board, SAMUEL BUCHER, Prea't. TACOS DEARDORFF, Sec'y. May 28, 18C6. td Dissolution. 'UR Partnership heretofore existing ;be tween the undersigned, doing business in name of Row k Woods has been dissiived. All persona indebted to said firm are repainted to settle their accounts. Jane 4 1826 rEIETRE AGAINST ACCIDENTS la the TRAVELLERS INSURANCE COMPANY HARTFORD. It insure. against all triad{ of au:ideals, and its benefits at* received by 41 clause of wen. AGO, Arrow Root, Cora Starch, Rice-Hdr aad Gelatin; for $e at Dr 1/08111111'i Drug Store. 'NOTICE hereby pima to all the heirs and legal agreements/Ives of PETER BA , late of tlmulitonbset township, Adams county, deceased, via: Saville Baker, widow, andthe following children—John Baker, Peter Baker, Andrew Baker and Jacob - Bake& resi ding in Adams coanty, Pa. ; Susan, Ingmar ried with Daniel Baldwin, of Mont Alto, Frank lin coulity„Pa.; Elizabeth, intermarried with James Grimm', of Franklin county, Pa.; Maria, intermarried with Peter Boiler, of Ashland :county, Ohio; Silvy, intermarried with Abram :attain, of Franklin county, Pa.; Dailey, in termarried with Josiah Carbaugh, of Franklin county, Pa. ; •n 5 Catharine, intermarried with Abram Stable, of Franklin county, Pa.—that an INQUEST will be held on the following property, left by said decedent, viz: A Tract of Land, situate in said Ilamiltonban town ship, adjoining lands of Lazarus Baker, Wal ter Wagaman, George Douse, lienry.Caufman, John tiaufman awl Leonard Caufman, con taining 200 acres, more or lesa , improved—on SATURDAY, the 30th day of9ii:4B,lBiG, at 10 o'clock, A. hi., on the premises,. to make partition or valuation of the premises afore said, to and amongst the legal representatives of said decedent, in such manner and in such proportions as, by the laws of this Common wealth, is directed, if such partition can be made, without prejudice to or spoiling the *Vole; but if such partition cann3t be made thereof, then .to value and appraise the same. ADAM I/EBERT:Sheriff.. Sheriff's Office, Gettysburg, June 4,1830. td 'To AU Book Buyers. AS. K. SIMON, 38 South Sixth Street, Phil adelphia, IS AGENT FOR TILE FOLLOW ING VALUABLE BOOKS; APPLETON'S NEW AMERICAN CTCLOPE ' DIA-26 Vole. HISTORY OF TILE REBELL ION-z-1. large Vol. it DICTIONARY OP MOHAN , 1.C5-2 Vote. REBELLION ILECORD t BY FRANK MOORE —9 Vole. WASHINGTON IRVING'S WORKS-22 Vole. COOPER'S NOVELS, DICKENS' WORKS. MERIVALE & GIBBON'S ROME. MACAULBY'S WORKS. URN'S DICTIONARY OF ARTS AND MANU- FACTURES. BANCROFT'S UNITED STATES-8 !Tols..kc. I furnish all Books 'published, for public and private Libraries, at wholesale prices.— Send a list of any Books waisted, with a Stamp, for prices, which will be sent by return mail May 28, 1886. lm Buggies and Carriages.- • TITIS WAX! THIS WAYI—The under signed is engaged in the Carriage-making business, at the corner of Chamberabarg• and West streets, Gettysburg, and• invites all who may need anything in his line to give him a cull. He puts up, in the very best manner, Falling-lop and other BUGGIES,,and all 'the different styles_of CARRIAGES. With a full knowledge of the business, and a determina tion to give satiable-Lion, the public can rely upon his job's being t good. He will endeavor to deserve . a large share of patronage, and hopes to receive it. REPAIRING done at the shortest notice, and on mist reasonable terms. •Country produce will be taken in exchange for work, • CHARLES E. GILBERT. .Gettysburg, June 4, 1866. tf WILL be held in St. Vincent's Hall, E AIITSBUIta, Md., commencing JUNE 2hth, and continuing during the week—the object to provide fu;nds for repairing and beau tifying St. loseph's'Cburch, Emmitshurg: A great,variety of USEFUL AND FANCY ARTI CLES will be.offered for sale and raffle. Din ner, Supper and 11,efreshments every day dur ing the lfuir, for the convenience of visitors. The patrons and friends of the church are re spectfully requested to attend. TILE LADY MANAGERS. -June 4, JBQG. tor . MVET ORE ROOM AND CELLAR, In New Chester, Adams county, the property formerly known as the Myers stand. I would also sell my seock of GOODS at a great bargain. Possession given at once. W. T. HOFFMAN, 4une 4, 1866. 3t _ NIORO PHILLIPS' Genuine improved Sallee-Phosphate " OP Lime. STANDARD GUARANTEED For Sale at Manbfacturer's Depots, - 241 North _Front Street, PAllarie/phia, Pa. ' 95 South Street, Buttitnore, Md. And by Dealers in general througoullbe The Material of - whit% MORO PiELLIPS' PRO'iPIiATE • IS manufactured contains fifty per cent. more Bone Phosphate than Raw Bone, therefore it is more durable. The ammonia present' gives it gAat additional fertilizing value. / Five years' experience has proved to the Farmer that it makes a heavier grain than even stable manure, and is not only active but hyting. - MORA) PFIILLIPS, Sole Proprietovind Manufacturer. Var Pelee $56 per torf=looo pounds. Dis count to dealers. Feb. 12, 1866,," tr. Soluble Pacific Guano. 200 LBS . SOLUBIA PACIFIC GUANO 'contains 70 lbs. animal maileralelding 7 to 8 lbs. ammonia. Also 80 to 9018 x. earthy bone Phosphate of inse t 30 lbs. of which are solubk phosphate. It combines all the advantages of the best brands of, Super Phosphate, with those of Pe ruvian Guano. By reason'of its greater concentration, we re commend 20 per ct. less by weight to be used pin acre, than of any fertilizer costing the same per ton ; and no more per acre_thad of those selling at 20 per at. more per ton.— Hence its economy. Thia guano weighs 65 lbs. per bushel, hence is applying it farmers must be governed by weight and not by, bulk, for it is much lighter than the Super kboophatea. Every cargo duly inspected. Joror S..RESSE k CO., 0/IIIIIIAL AGNNTB Poi TER SOWTI6 71 Smith Street, Baltimore. H. B. WOODS WE will give a money guarantee of the purity of this article. It is pure in steamed, unbar* bone, reduced to the Amnon of four, which adds 100 per ct. to its value. ' It is as quick .arid active as acid dissolved bone, hence its, value is vastly greater, because it contains neither acid nor water, which neces sarily gild weight, and reduce the quantity of valuable elements. We recommend 250 lbs. to be used in place of 300 lbs. Super Phosphate or dissolved bone. • JOHN S. REESE k CO., GU EAL AGENTS POE THE SOUTH,' • 71 South-Stmt, Baltimore War•McCardy & Diehl, Agents, Gettobarg Mar. 12, 1866. 8m Carriages and Buggies. TATS A CULP • are now building a variety of COACH WO-lIK of the latest and_ most approved stales, and constructed of the best material, to which they invite tha _attention of bOyers. Having built our work with great care and of material selected with special reference to beauty of style and durability, we can confidently re commend the work as unsurpassed by any, either in, or oat of the cities. All we ask is an inspection of oar work to convince those in want of any kind of vehicle, that this is the place to tiny them. REPAIRING in every bran — ch done at short notice and on reasonable terms. Give us a call, at oar Factory, ;near the corner of Washington and Ghamoersburg streets, Gettysburg. TATE. WM. S. CULP. Mar. 19, 186$. B. B. ROW, 11..8. WOODS CL 0 0 IX S . . Now on hand °LOOKS in great varieth from factories of the highest reputation is the country, *Rd warranted good time-keepers. C 1410- J, BEVAN, Qpposito Notice .of I* pert. A GRAND FAIR - For Wnt. Country " Flour of Bone." 'CANDIDATES.. I i - or ur ae for samchm esnAtthdeii:tmtil the C onven charge three donors, CAAJ IN AD VIL/IM. Communications nmentmendlng candidates, tea cents a line, one insertion—also In advaaoe. For Sheriff'. I;EA*ING been solicited by nuiny &leads in various parts of the county, I offer my s I as a candidate for SHERIFF at_the next election, subject to the decision, of thliPemo eratic County Convention. Should 117 nom inated and elected, I promise to discharge the duties of the office to the best of my ability. JOSEPH WOLF. Butler tp., April 23,1866. te _ ENCOURAGED by numerous friends throughout the county, I offer *pelf as a candidate for SHERIFF at the next election, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. Should Ibe so fortunate as to be nominated and elected, I promise to dis charge the duties of the office to the best of my ability. • JACOB KLUNK. Germany tp., April 9; ISM tc • AT the solicitation of numerous friends, I offer myself as a candidate for SHERIFF at the next election, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. Should I be nominated and elected, I pledge myself to discharge the duties of the office to the best of my ability. ' . . PHILIP HANN. Straban tp., 4pril 9, 1866. tc AA T the soliejtation of numerous friends, the u udersiguid, (residing in • Pettysburg since April lst, but formerly and for Many years a resident of Conowago township,) offers him self as a candilate for SIIKRIFF at the nest election, subject to tbd deCision of the Demo cratic County Convention. Should rbe nom inated and elected, I will discharge the duties of the office to the best of my EMANUEL D. KELLER, April 16, 1866. tc NCOURAGED by numerous _ friends _E4 throughout the county, I offer myselfas a candidate f,r SHERIFF *Vibe nest election, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. Should Ibe soofokunate as to be nominated and elected, I promise to discharge the duties of the office to the best of my Will. JOSEPH A. ORENDORFF. Mounijoy tp., April 18, 1866. tc HAVING been solidited 14 many friends, I offer mys 4f as a candidate for. SHER WV at the next election, subject to the deci sion of the Democratic County Convention.— Should I be nominated and elected, I pledge myself to a faithful discharge of the duties of I the Office. REUBEN GOLDEN. Cumberlandip., April 16, 1866. tc URGED by many friends, I offer myself ns a candidate for SHERIFF, subject of the decision of the Democratic County Convention. Should T be nominated I will spare no honor able efforts to secure ruyelection, and if elect ed, I will discharge the duties of tho office to tbebeet ofmy ability. HENRY BEETLES. Ilcuntjoy tp., April 23, 1866. tc For Clerk of the Courts. T the ecrnest solicitation of some of my friends, I offer myself as A capt,didate for LURK OF 'THE COURTS at the next election, subject to the decision of the Democratic Coun ty Convention. Should Ibe nominated and elected, I pleoe myself to discharge the du ties of the office correctly and with satisfaction 'to the public. CORNELIUS DOUGHERTY Gettysburg, kay 21, 18GG. tc ITAVING been solicited by many Windt, I offer myself is a c:indidate for CLERK ttl."111E COURTS at the next election, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Con vention. Should Ibe nominated and elected, I promise tv correct and faithful performance of the duties of the office. ADAM W. MINTER. Franklin tp., May 21, tc `lt] NCOUR yG ED by many friends, I offer my j self as a cantlidAte for reelection to the office of CLERK OF TILE COURTS, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Con. vention. Should Ibe nbminated and-elected, I - pledge myself to discharge the duti of the office with promptness and fidelity. JAIIES J. INK. Gettysburg, Viy 7, 1866. Lc For ilspister <l.:Recorder. TTAVING Seen disabled in one arm by a [l. millet wound whilst serving in the 87th P. V., I have been frequently solicited to offer myself as a candidate for the office of REGIS TER k RECORDER—which I now do, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Con vention. Should Ibe nomiaated and elected, I flatter myself that I will be able to dischaige the duties of the office correctly and to the satisfactibu of the public. _ _ W.ll. D. 11QLTZWORTII Getty2bnrg, May 14, 18GG. tc §OLICITED by numerous• friends, T, o ff er mvself as a candidate for REGISTER is R 'CORDER ut the next election, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Con vention. Should Ibe nominated and elected, I pledge myself to discharge the duties of the office faithfully and correctly. ISAAC MYERS. Butler tp., itay 28, 1866. to TiNCOURAGED by numerous friends, I _Ed offer myself as a candidate for the oMce of ItAGISTES. k RECORDER at the next elec tion, subject to the decision of the Democrat ic County Convention. Should Ibe nomina ted and elected, I pledge myself to di charge the duties of the office to the best °fray ability. I served es Lieutenant in the 165th Regiment, P. if., under Capt. Jacob E. Miller. W.M. C. BEC Reading tp , May 28, 1866,. te - • s : New Chester Hotel ? . TEI E undersigned has purchased the bid Taugkinbaugh Hotel property, in New ester, Adams county, Pa., and re-opened the hate for the accommodation of Travel lers, Pedlers, Drovers, and Ml others. His Table will have everything in season, and, his Bar the choices twines an lliquors. His Cham bers are large and airy. Good Stabling is at tached to the Hotel: He asks a share of pub lic patronage, and will do his best to deserve it. ' • JOSEPH' TOOL May 21, 186 ff. 9 A Month 2—AGENTS wanted fur six entirely flew articles, just out. Address . T. GARET, City Building, Bid- [May 21, 866. isly ----- -- - A Lecture to Young Men. JUST published, in a sealed envelope.— Prize 6 cents. - A Lecture on the nature, treatment and radical cure of Spermatorlices, or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility and Impedimenta to Marriage generally. Nervousness, Commotion, Bpi -I.psy, :Mid Fits ; Mental and Physical incapa city, resulting from Self-Abuse, Ic. By Ruh ert J. Culverwell, M. D., author of the "Green Book," tic. The world renowned author, in this admira ble Lecture, s clearly proves, from his own ex perience, that the awful consequences of Self Abuse may be effectually removed ;without; Medicine, and without dangerous surgical ope rationi, bongles, instruments, rings; or cordi als, pointing out a mode of cure at once cer tain and effectual, by which every sufferer, no matter what his condition may be, may cure himseeheaply, privately and radically. This Lectoe ' will prove a boon to thousands. Sent under; seal to any address, in a plain, sealed ( l a envel pe, on receipt of six cents, or two post age s raps. Also Dr. Culverwe ll 's Marriage Guid price 25 cents. Address ‘ CHAS . S. C. KLINE & Co., 127 Bowery, New York, P. G. box 4586. , April 23, 1866. ly deford, Ito Smoking Tobaccos. SOMETMING NICE! WM. H. BROOUNIER, at Makerrystosen, Adams county, Pa., Manufactures two different grades of SMOKING TOBACCO, which cannot be beat. They are mild and pleasant, all the poisonous taste be= fug extracted, and yet the flavor is fully pre served. Smokers, give them a trial, and you will be pleased. Orders from a distance solicited. Feb. 26, 18GG. tf Stray Sheep. F,Vil SHEEP strayed from the premises of the subscriber, in Tyrone township. A. suitable reward will be given for their return, or informatiou of thei‘whereabonts. ;tine 4 DAWILIERTY, Fresh Confectionery tiVIS ICH CRIDIN SALOON.—The snisserit ' ber respectfully informs the citizens of ettyiburg and vicinity that he has a Confec tionery Satablishnient, one loin east of the gagle Hotel, on Chamhersharg street, to which be Would invite their attention. Oakes, Candies, and every description of Coefections, together with Nuts, Oranges, and all kinds of fruits, always on limed. Parties, public and private, as well as fam ilies, will be furnished with all kinds of Cakes, Ice Crean; (in pyramidal Corps or otherwise,) and other refivstustents at their housdb, upon short notice. Haling spent a life-time at the basinesa, he flatters himself that he understands it sad that he is able to render entire satisfaction. Call and see his Confectionery. May 28, 1866. tf JOHN GRUEL. Rattle-field Hotel. Tins Hotel, being one of the relies of the Battle ol Gettyeburg, has'heen renovated and refurnished, and is realy to entertain travellerand,theFpnblie generally. It being a short istance rcim the Soldiers ' National i Cemeter , it afforti convenient accomnroda tions for all visitic there, and the subscriber flatters hitniself that none shall leave him dis satisfied. Also, Ice Cream d all kinds.of refresh ments, at all boar , to accomthodate prome naders. Give me s call. JOSEPH LITTLE, Proprietor Gettysburg, May il, 186 G. tf Grocerydilaqttor Store. FIRST-SATE !AS S ORTMENT of GRO CERIES, cheao. FISH of different kinds. A large lot of ' POTON. C HERRING, at low price. The best and largest assort ment of LIQUORS e er kept in this place. PURE WINE, BRAN 8 Y, RYE WRISKEY, kG., for medicinal and her purposes, in quanti fities lures or pmall. Alscr— MISHLEIC'S CELEBRATED HERB BITTERS. WM. J. MARTIN, - Baltimore at., Gettysburg. May 28,1886 t ptCOBS & BROTURR, MERCHANT TAILORS aOda CaL ;Mein and Veatings. Just received froM the city a splendid as sortment of • GENTS' MR ISITING GOODS, of every description. Suits male to order in the most fashionablei j and substantial manner. All work guarantee to fit or no sale. Cus tomers cannot fail to be pleased. give us a call. P. S. ger ~—We are lugents for thecelebrat, SINGER SEWING. MACHINE, and always have the machines on has and for sale. 15 4 e can recommend them as being the best machines in use. JACOBS & BRO. May 28, 18C6 Igen' oval OF BOTH OUR SHOPS TO CHAMBERS. BURG STAEET. UPSY TO.DAY, irlY 17, 1866. We take special pleasure in announcing to our friends and customers that we have this day opened•our ICE CR:RAM SALOONS, at our new stand in'Chambeirsburg street, nearlj opposite the Lutheran Church. We have bad the apartments fitted up in the best style.— are invited to call Ladies and Gentleme Ice Cream in any quan ta parties, at prices mi -1 also have constantly on ich we will famish . to Is at the shortest OtiCe. We will also furnis tity . to public or priv. precedented. We wil bane Fresh Cakes, w all-parties and pic-ni ,NERAL WATER, MEAD AND M nd cool and at all hours. 'long experience in the o foregoing articles we ho public generally. , can always be had iey 1 Haring had a life manufacture of all tb ask the ivtlronage of May 21, 1866 ILI ters, &c. Shoes, G J OHN XL. Is CARLISLE STREET, rom the Public Square, n an exceLlent assort &a., for west side, a few doors Gettysburg, has load meat at Shoes, Gaiter MEN, WOMEN which he is offering - a , Having bought fore. tioo, he is prepared to ND CHILDREN, the very lowest profits It, at the_latest radar,- . ffer great bargains: factoring carried on at he best kind of work JOHN 11. ROILING. , Boot and Shoe man the same place, and made. Nip 14, 1866. If - Coal. Lime CI LUNN & REILLY tional Lime Ril. are thereforebetter p ply the best of LIMO, ties. Farmers and o for a more prompt fill are invited to extend vors to a firm which i accommodate them in • , have erected two addi s, on the Railroad, and lepttred them- ever to sop a large or small quanti bers can hereafter look ling of their orders, and and continue their fa , making every effort to he best manner possible. ue to keep on hand; for the different kinds of I sell at small profits. i red anywhere in Get= They will also coati sale, a good supply o COAL, which they wil Coal and Lime deli tyeburg. May 14, 1866. U Nlice. BRAHAM KRIS 'S ESTATN.—Letters testamentary on he estate of Abraham rise, late of Liberty t wnship, Adams county, deceased, having been! granted to the under signed, residing in tha same township, she hereby gives notice to' ll persons indebted to said estate to make immediate payment, and those having claims against the same to pre sent them properly authenticated for settle. meat. ANNA KRISE, Way 28, 1866. 6t ! ' . , Biecutrix. $1,500 Per Year! WE went , Agents everywhere to tell our IMPROVED $2O Sewing Mashines.— Three new kinds. Under and upper feed.— Sent on trial. Warranted five years. Above salary or large commissions paid. The ONLY machined sold in the Milted States for less than $49, which are Tully licensed by Rowe, Wheeler 4 Wilvol, Grover 4- Baker, Stayer 4 - Co., and Baehekler. AU other cheap machines are infringements, and the seller or user are liable to arrest, fine and nnprisonmenl. Illustrated 'cir 'culars oeuvres. Address, or call upon Shaw & Clark, at Biddeford, Maine, or Chicago, 111. May 21, 1866. 'sly Hitter Wine of Iron. N exquisite impregnation of dry Spanish Wine with the activity of CALISAYA BARB, and the r0....5t energetic of ail the fer ruginous salts, CITRATE OF MAGNETIC OX IDE OF IRON. It has a vinous flavor, very grateful to the palate, is without chalybeate taste and will not discolor the.teeth.. It excites languid appetite, gives zest to food, improves digestion, increases the strength, 'steadies the circulation, takes off muscular flabbiness, removes the pallor of debility, gives -Arniness and precision to the actions of the nervous system, with power to endure fatigue and resist ditease. MAGNETIC CITRATE of IRON is nip and peculiar, differing from the ordinary Soluble Citrate, in containing an equivalent of Protox ide of Iron, in place of the Ammonia. It is neutral, tasteless, without astringency, as prompt and energetic as the Chloride, and unlike that, induces no local inflammatory actiot or headache. CALISAYA BARK is pre-eminent among vegetablu tonics, has no equal as a strength ener or restorative, nor rival as an anti•peri odic. • • Retails in $1 k $2 bottles, QuartaA Gallons for dispensing. 0.8. HUBBELL, Apothecary, • . 1410 Cliesthat Bt., Philadelphia. May 28, 1888. lm Moabled Men, Attention ! WANTED, one or two men, in Gettysburg and vicinity, who- have- lost either au arm or leg, to sell WADSWORTH'S WATER PlioOF ARNICA HEALING PLASTER, the beet and-cheapest Court Plaster In the market. From $5 to $lO per day can be made.. Address with 25 cents for sample and full information. A. F. BELCHER, Box 45, Phiiedelptria, Ps. N. B.—All Agents and pedlers would find It to their interest to answer the above. April 16, 1868. 3m 6000 Agents WANTED, to sell SIX ha w trvssetois, of great value to families; all pay great . Seed 15 cents and get 8G pages, or 25 OCllts and get 80 page* and a sample gratis. 16PFIRAIll &R'JWN, Lowell ' Mama. May 2ii, 1866. 1w NEW WOODS! GEORGE ARNOLD H AS now on hand a very larze stnet ed HHI.DY-MADE CLOTHING, nosily of his own manefacturing- and well made, embracing every else and price. A LARGE STOCK OF CLOTHS AND CASSI -11 Ar BRE S, well selected and il handsome styles, all of whi'cli will be sold very cheap, for cash Call and see theni. • GEORGE ARNOLD. May 7,1866. 3m N Ew snug • • GROCERIES, LIQUORS, IC. THE undersigned has' returned to Gettys burg, "and opened a new Store, on Balti more street, nett door to the Post °Mee, and, nearly opposite the Court-House, where he 'offers fur sale, CIIIIAP FOR ceen, a large and choice assortment of GitOCEßlES,—Sugars,, 'Coffees, Teas, Itol tsses, Syrups, Salt, .54q.; 'with Fish, Bacon; Lard, and sl on. Also, LIQUORS—Wines„ }handles, GinS,..„ Whiskies, Rums, and everything else in the line. Also, any. qa tntity ,of Notions, to suit any and everybody. Recollect thi.l is the place to bay curse roe CAUL ". ' :April 23, 1866 MOWERS dr. REAPERS. 911113 undersigned is still Agent for the sele I of MOVING AND HEATING MACHINES —both combined and single Mowers These'machines can be used as Self-Rakers or Hand Rakers, as farmers may wish. -- They are made with Iwo cutter bars, one for cutting grain with sickle WW l —cutting five feet nine inches wide-- , and extra bar, with tw3 knives, for grass,--eutt:ng four feet six inches wide, having iron or vr,poden frames as deaired.— They have two driving wheels find flexible fin ger bar. The company building these machines have secured by lease and purchase, the control of all the, desirable end standard patents now in use, among which are th 4 OHIO, AND BUCKEYE PATENTS, to which we direct special attention. In cont..' paetness, lightness of draft, excellence of work triansh:p and finish, combined' with great strength and adaptation-to all kidds of work, they will compete with, and we believe, sur pass, any other machine now offered to the public. Farmers would do well to examine these machines Wore purchasing any other. They will be sold as cheap as any other first. class machine now manufactured, and we warrant them to give entire sitisfaction or co sale. or• Extras alwayskept on hand. Specimen machines can be seen by calling on the Agent, residing on the llsrrisbUrg road, two miles north-east of Gettysburg. WILLIAM WHILE, Agent. April 23, ispe. A WORD TO THE PEOPLE OF TOWN AND THE subscriber keeps a Notion and Confec tioriary Store on Carlisle street, nearly, opposite the Railroad Statioti, Gettysburg, where he has constantly On hand, CANDIES, NUTS, Figs, Raisins, Lemons, - Granges, &c., 'Tobaccos and Segars of all kinds ; Pocket- Books, Suspenders, Neck Ties, Collars ' &c. ; Soaps and Peraineries; also some GROCE RIES, Sugars, Coffees, Rice, with the different 'kinds of Crackers. Ice-cold MEAD at all times. He invites custom from worn and country, and sells at small profits. LEWIS STROUSE. Aug. 7, 1865. ly rytnE subscriber respectfully informs the 1 public that he still continues the business of making ALL KINDS OF GOOD TIN WARS, at the old stand, (formerly Andrew Polley's,) irsacirk street, scietiyaburg,•where be has the: largest assortment of tin ware in the county,l with many other articles for kitihen use, &c. Also, COOKING STOVES & NiNE-PLTE STOVES, of the very beat kinds. S. G. COOK. . Mar. 12, 1865. 3m " • MINNIGII k BRO I Gtgat Rednetion in Priees.._ , F AHNESTOCK BAOTHERS aro now sellink GOOD CALICOES AT 12i CENTS, BEST UNBLEACHED MUSLIN AT 28 CTS. , and all other Goods in proportion. If you Want CHEAP Goods, now is the tim to buy them. Call at once. FAIINESTOCIt BROT/17.aS. Gettysburg, Mar. 26, 1860. ' 628. Hoop Skirts. 628. Tor 0P K IN'S "OWN MAKE," Manufactured, EL and Sold, Wholesale and Retail, No. C2Bi Arch Street, Philadelphia.—The most corn-' plete assortment of Ladies', Misses' and Chit.; dren's HOOP SKIRTS, in this City; gotten' up expressly to meet the WANTS-of PIRST-CLABI3' TILADZ; embracing the newest and most desire-. ble Styles'and Sizes of "Gore Trails," of every; length—from 21 to 4 yds. round-20 to 56 Springs, at $2 to $5 00. Plain Skirts, all lengths;, from Di to 3 yards round the bottom, at $1 40 to $3 16. Our ; line of Misses' and Children's SKIRTS, are proverbially Fiyond all competition, for variety of styles and sizes—es well es for-finish I and durability ; varying from 8 to 33 inches in length, 6 to 45 Springs at 35 cents to $2 25. All Skirts of "OUR OWN MAKE," are War ranted to give satisfaction ; but buy none as such, Unless they have, "Hopkin's Hoop Skirt Manufactory, No; 628 Arch Street," Stamped on erten Tab! Also, constantly on hand, GOOD SiIIITB, Manufactured in New York, and the Eastern States, which we sell at very low Prices. A lot of cheap Skirts-15 springs, 85 cents; 20 springs, $1 00-23 springs, $1 15-30 springs, -St 25 and 40 springs $1 50. OW-Skirts made to Order and Repaired. 'Tsars CASH. Ws Pam. OILY I March 5, 1866, 4n't rim Cumberland township Bounty Tax DupliCates are in the hands of the Collec - - tors for collection. All persons arereqiest ed to mak% immediate payment. By order of the Board, • AB - RAI:LAM PLANK, Pres't. N. LIGIITIM, Beey. play I. 2m TUSTICE OF THE PEACE, will be at 0 his office, (at his residence,) in Cumber land township, on Tnesday and Friday of each week, to Ore his attention to Justice's bnsi ness.. •st fAtmil 30. 1866. 4m nTINOS, CABINET AND AMERICAN OR- E - GANS. 'Snperior tuned 7 octave PIANOS from $35,0 upwards. ORGANS from $BO upwards. fr All instruments selected, re commended and sold by me, additionally guar antied. IlLostrated circulars sent by mail, when desired. p. BENTZ, N0..30 East Market Street, York, Pa Mar. 12, 806. Notice. CKO It LAWRENCE'S ESTATE.—Letters testa. •ntery on the estate of George Law rence la •of Monetpleasant township, Adams couctiy, d eased, having been granted to the undersign d, residing in the same township, he hereby gi es notice to all persons indeated to said estate to , maker immediate payment, and those-having claims against the same to present them properly .authenticated for set tlement. LEVI LAWRENCE, May 21, 1866. 6t* Executor. Who? a Who? Who? 0" NEXT GOVRNOR! We have a cor ,rect and striking photograph of Me next Governor of Pennsylvania, which we will send by mail for 23 (Anti. If we mistake the man, the money will be refunded immediately after elec tion nest Ootober. Is it Geary or Clymer ? Write and see. Address BARTLESON It CO., 511 CHESTNUT St., May T. 2m Philadelphia. D E,: HORNER'S FRAGRANT MYRRH pre serves the Teeth, mires all diseases of the alas and purifies the breath.. TIRIONS RESCIORD to suit the Hates*: the szoosior Skylight Gallery, 1. 0. TYSON. CM heap forC as GAO. F. KABFLEISCH Notions it Confections. COUNTRY Tin Wire and Stoves. Tax Notice. Philip Redding, Reduced Prices. PICKINGII _ 8 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 1)0, 16 IN R-WIL-LE-KINS In WHAT 11.11143 E Ur Stock et Cbeap Clothing at PICKING'S PLAYED OUT I THE HIGH PRICES.— Call ant be ssiisied by pricing Clothing at PICKING'S. LT CAN'T BE DENIED, THAT PICKING has the largest assortment of Coats, Pants and its, In the county. 11RUNKS AND CARPET BAGS, in endless variety, cheap at - PICKING'S. IT IS EVEN SO I A large stack of is!Over shirts, Suspenders, Umbr las. White and Calico shirts, cheap at PICKING'S. XTICE! NICER! I NICE. II I Al! kinds or ii Suud ty and every- Ay suits cheap. at PICKING'S. ENT EEL 1 , GENTEELERI I GENTEEL- Ijr ESTI I I Black Cioth Frock, and Sack Coats; alto all kinds orilam3iniere, Dock, Cot ton and Linen CoNt3. PICKtN(I'S. yT IS INDEED ASTOSISSING, whit a large and cltelp asaurttnunt of Pouts run be had at PICUNQ'S. KEEP TIME I Fine assortment of Clacks cheap at • P tChif NG'S. NO USE TALKING, but come right along and price Clothing, Notions, k : cat PICKING'S. INIMICAL INSTRUMENTS. Violins, Ac. cordiona, Flutes and Fifes, to be bad at PICKING'S. ARE YOU IN? 'For a cheap suit. Then call at PICKING'S. GREENBACKS, o r any other kind - of good money, taken in exchange for Coats, Pants, \rota, &c at PICKING'S. FrIHE GRE.A4 , SENSATION of the day— Picking's Clothing Store. CHEAP, CHEAPER, CHEAPEST—Pick ing's Spring and Summer Clothing. G O AND SEE Picking's Cheap Clothing. STOP A MOMENT I—What's 'he hurry? I want to get a suit at PICKING'S. MOTEI,ER EARTH is putting on a new snit. Let all the people go to Picking's and do likewise. [April 23, 18136.] NORRIS STILL AILEAD I JUST FROM THE CITY I Nor- J rig has just returned from the Ci ty with the finest" and cheapest tot of ready Made clOthing ever offered in Gettysburg. DON'T FORGET THE PLACE! Next door to Buehler's Drug store, where yOu will find the largest and best selection of HATS and CAPS in Gettysburg. l—What nice Pants and Vest; Norris has at his new Store. He beats 'em all. HIGH PRICES PLAYED OUYl—Norris evils Gloves as. cheap as they were before the wan., AN, THE COLORED TROOPS FOUGHT NOBLY I—lf you don't believe it just go to Norris' New Store and he will convince you that "Woolen" Goods are cheaper than they have been since the war. COME IN OUT OF THE'WET I—Norris has Umbrellas so cheap that it is cheaper to keep dry than run around.inthe rain. NECKTIES, BUTTERFLIES and everything in that line at • NORRIS'S. , LOCKWOOD, LINEN LINED I—Papor Col lars and Linen Collars of all kinds anti sizes at NORRLIS. KEEP TIIIEI-.-Pine assortment of Clocks ard warranted to keep time at NORRIS'S. VALISES, TRUNKS, and Carpet Bags, of every description at NORRIS' S. SARATOGA.I—Norris keeps the latest Sar atoga Hate. ON THE ROAD TO BRIGHTON I—The la test Brighton ll‘ts at NORRIS'S. THE LATEST 110ISORTE!—Norris has the latest Resorte Hats and the best quality in the market. YOUNG OWNING ROTS!—Don't target that Norris has the latest Driving fiats out. May 7, 1866. New Goods? Cheap Goode! T HE PLACE TO GET THEM IN HANOVER?— T HE hetehy inform the citizens of York and Adams counties, that we have established, at the southeast corner of Centre Square and Baltimore street, HANOVER, formerly owl- - pied by C. E. & T. T. Wirt, a Branch Ste*. (the principal business houses being located in New York and York, Pa.,) where we will keep at all times a regular assortment of Dry, Domestic and Fancy GOODS, also, a well ae lected assortment of CLOTHS; CASSIMERES, CASSINETS, COTTINETS and CORDUROYS; China, Glass and Queens-ware, Ladies', Misses' and Children's SHOES; also, a nice and lull assortment of all kinds of CARPET, Floor and Table Oil-cloth. We have also established in rooms adjoining the Central Hotel, a CLOTHING STORK, where we will keep constantly on hand a well selected assortment of needy-made Clothing, of the latest styles, 'and a full assortment of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, such as Hat; Caps, Boots, Shoe; ae., which we will sell at reduced prices. As our motto is, and always will be, "quick sales and small profits," we hope to receive a share of the patronage of town and coun try. .Our connection with the large wholesale houses in New York City and York, Pa., wfiere are always stored an eitenslve stock of goods, which we sell at wholesale and retail, enables us to supply, our old friends and such of our new customers as will_give us a call, with the very best marketable goods, at lower rates than can be purchased anywhere in the State. Call and see for yourselves. JOS. LEBACII k BRO. Hanover, June TO, 1865. ly _ . 7.: : : -....:. ‘•••••,-..,),;-...4".4;„."7* -,-, -. r. - , folk --v u g ...,.• ; _,,, r • , '"V ~.. ", r ' - ' ~,;"` •- _ .- - - . -- n r ' . 41 - - , '; '. R 'li .' •• . ; ••••.:_,..„ . 1: -2 , - 7 . 7 . .!„ .. , t , , ,z , .....__,,,,;=,--.77 - ----.- - ; "..:- THE HUBBA RD. IIRE undersigned are agents for the sale of Hubbard's celebrated Mowers and Reap ers, bath combined and single Mowers and Self-Rakers. Farmers would do well to ex amine our specimen machines before purchas ing any other. We warrant satisfaction or no sale. The advantages of the Hubbard as a Mower, are its light draft, great strength, simplicity and durability, freedom from all side draft, no weight on the horses' necks, and is easy work for two small horses. The main featnresand advantages of the Hubbar d as a Mower are retained in the Reaper, and can be changed from a Mower to a Reaper by chan ging three bolt' and two shoe pins. The ra ker, with one easy natural motiiin, brings the grain towards him and deposits it in a com pact eheaf4n the rear of the machine, leaving ample room for the machine to pais next time around. The Self-Rake has no equal; it is a reel and a rake combined. The driver by use of a lever regulates the size of the bundle, and it can be worked in all kinds of grain from the shortest oats to the tallest rye ; is very simple in construction, and less liable to get out of repair than any other Rake. They are made with two cutter bars, one for cutting grain wlch sickle knife, cutting five feet nine inches wide, and an extra bar,with two knives, for grass, cut ting four feet eight inches wide. Extras al ways kept on hand. Specimen machines can re seen by-calling on the agents, residing near Gulden's Station. Post office address, Gran ite Hill, Pa. IMErAlso Pratt k -Rmedley's Patent ROM. Rakes on hand, built by Geo. W. Draat k Go., Columbia, Pa. HENRY THOMAS h SON, Agents. May 14, 186fi. Sugar 10 Cents, AT Swan's Grocery, on the North-west cor. nee ofthe Diamond. (April3o, 1868. Cl WAN'S Etas is the place to get all lauds 05 of Groceries CHEAP. 1 866 . Al HORNER'S yea WM' gel 4 , Brushes, Combs, Soap; Parka , Notions„ 4c., la great variety. W. E.BIDDLZ. J. S.II2NNI IL 100.11011 'Who. Grain Wanted. "Krivoi Frau AT THE OLD WARR/910SL IA WM. 1. FIDDLE 1 CO. would inform the public that thee have leased the Warthogs* 'on the corner et Stratum street end the Bait wad, in Getryshurg. ,t here they will carry ors lila GRAIN 1:5.11 PRODUCE BUSISOSS, I. srtl dui branches. The Aliens& prices wit always 'be paid for Wheat, lye, Coro, Oath, Clover earl Timothy Seeds, Flaxseed,Suoiao, Hay and &raw, Dried Fruit, Nuts, Soap,llams, Shoulders aged Shies, Potatoes, with every thing else icthe,country prodase line. GROCEILISS.--On hand, far sate, goffeek- Sugars, Molasses, Syrups, Tea', Sakai, Salt, Chee2e, Vinegar, *oda, Ilnatowd, Starch, Brooms, Bneketa, Blatking, Soaps. ke. Alsw COAL OIL, Fish Oil, Ter. he. TISII of all kinds ' • Spikes and Naila ; Smoking and Chew ing Tobneent. They ere elways able to sunnily a Rest rats ankh of Flour, with the dillerent, kinds at Feed. Also, Ground Plaster, with Gannos sine other fertilizers. COAL, by the bushel, ton or carload. They will.ren a LINE OF FRFJOUT CARS from Oettysbnrg to Bnitim-rro once every week. They are prepared. to convey Freight either way, in any Iseantity, at REDUOND RATES. They *lll attend,-if desir. cd, to the making of purchases in the city, an•l delivering the - goods promptly In Gettysbtirr. Their ears run to the Warehouse of - Starr 1 Horton, No. 118 North Howard street, near Franklin, Baltimore, where freight will be received s* any time. They invite the attention •ol ilia. public to their Bat, assuring them thstibey will spate no effort to accommodate all wk. may patronize them. April la, 1846. tf BIDDLE t BLIPEL Removal. CALL AND SEE US IN On NEW QUAIt- TEES. GREAT ATTRACTIONI MICHAV. SPANGLER would respectfully inform his friends and the public generally that he has moved his Store into the commo dious room on the southeast corner of the Dia mond, at which place ail ere Kilted to call He has purchased the property and had It thororgtily repaired and fitted up hillte most splendid style, for the special comfort and con venience of his customers, We thew flatlet ourselves that ire have not only the beet store room In the comity, but the finest stock at goods ever brought to this *eft, rti of whick we are now salting at prices to DEFY COSIPETITION. We call attention especially tst cur complet. stock of , DOMESTIC AND FANCY DRY GOODS, embracing ell descriptions of DRESS GOODS, DRESS SILKS, MAIM, MERINOES, CASHMERES, CALICOES, IW$. LINS, CORSETS, Hoop Skirts for Ladies ant Misses, Hosiery, Gloves, Embroidery, Trim mings and FANCY-AR,TIbLES Also, Gent's FUIMISI:11NO GOODS, Cloths, Casstmeres, Cassinets, Tweeds, ke., ko. We are now selling -1 u,lins from 'Calicoes from and .other goods In proportion Having made our purchases when hooklio Were at their very lowest grade in the all, We are now offering. bargains that cannot fail fe please. .We invite all to call at our NEW STORE had Soo if it to pot so. April 113, 1883., Cabinet Furniture. RE subscribers hereby inform their rms. T they and the public generally, that they have now on hand, and continue to man. ufacturtto order, CABINET FURNITURE, which " . tor style and durability, fi nish and price, Willcompete with any in the county.— Our present stock consists of every variety of Furniture usually kept in a first clams Furni ture Ware Room. Fashionable, emir/00W or plain Furniture manufactured. la the moat substantial manner, by most experienced workmen, and at the lowest cash prices. UN.DHRTAKjING. Having a new Hearse, pdrticular attention will be given to'this branch of their business. They aro prepared to make and furnish Coffins of . any desired quality, and attend Funeral. at the shortest notice—and on such terms as cannot f,il to please all. The subscribers return their thanks-to the public for the liberal patronage extended to them in the past, and hope to wort tend receive a continuance of public patronage. Ehop sad Ware Boom third building sae& of the Square.'H. FBTIi k BRO. Littlestowtt, April 16, :866. tt Gettysburg Foundry. THE subscriber would inform hircnstomers - and -others, that he is still manufacturing various kinds of Castings and Maclaine!, made to4)rder, on short notice, such as THRESHERS AND POWERS, (Ave differezt sizes of Powers,) Clover teed Hullers and Cleaners ' Corn Sheller, and Sep. arators, Cornfodder Cutteis, Straw and Hay Cutters; PLOD I) S such as Cast Ploughs, Barshear Ploughs, Side. hill and Corn Ploughs; the- WIRE-SPRING HORSE RAM the latest improvement; also Metal ScreWi for Cider Presses, IRON RAILING for Cemeteries or Porches, with everything else in his line, all at low _prices.. FOR SALE.—A light Two-horse Wagon i is One-horse Wagon, and a Spring Wage., ail new. DAVID SWUM April 30, 1880. tf = Aeebleats I Try ORIGINAL TRAVELLERI INSURANCE CO., Or UARTVOBD, CONN, Cash 4ssot,s, Doe. 1, 83133,835.19. INSURIS AGAINST ACCIDENTS FROM RUNAWAY HORSES, ACCIDENTS FROILISLI PPERY SIDEWALKS ASSAULTS BY BURGLARS AND ROBBERS SPRAINED ANKLES AND BROKEN LIBBS EXPLOSIONS, COLLISIONS, BURNING $ DIIU WN I NG. Accidents 4.44 Kinds •Policies of any ambnitt from Me to $lO,OOO in case of fatal accident, or .13 toSiel weekly compeneatlou in case of disabling bod ily injury, and from one month to. Bre years time, at small premiums. 0/dist and Best Accident Int. Co. Extant J. G. ISATTEI3SON, Pres% ROIVFW DPiNlB,See'y.: • ger 11. A PICKING, Agent, Gettysburg. April 9, 1868. 3m Chewing Tobaccos: WELSH, DELLONE k CO., at Hantire Pa., continue the manufacture of the different kinds of CHEWING TOBACCOS, - ea a large scale. Their facilities for manufactor. ing are ample, and with the choicest teat; and best and most experienced workrien, they cannot fail to turn out Tobaccos of the Naas desirable and popular grades. Orders from a distance solicited, and prompt ly attended to. The merchants of Adams county cannot do better than by buying ices Welsh, Dellone k Co., at Honorer April 2, 1664. Geary *Clymer f 'IVE hive r boto z rapbs, large andintuthl, of 110 Geary and Clymer. Agents wanted Be I them. Bend 75 cents for speoimen eoplita by mail, postage paid. Address BARTLESON A CO., 81.1 CHESTNUT St. Zia 7. 2m r rant & Sherman! Ttwo heroes before their tent plaolig a battle—Grant smoking. A beititifkl steel engraving by Wm. Sartain. Agents wanted everywhere. Sample tea by twit or 50 cents. Agents make 50 percent. Add • BARTLSSON it CO., ell GIISSTMIT St.,. May T. 2m Philadelphia. t ryns O R/IA ? RSDUCTION in prices at the lIXORLSIOR, in York street, opposite the ank, places the superior Pictures mule at that of establishment within reach of all, gild I trust no one will (Ail to avail themselreiot the opportunity thus afforded. L O. TYSON. Western Lands. THR subscriber has some valuable ll*. ERN LANDS, which be will trade fo ape or more FARMS , this county . The butte are well located, and very desirable tog lag.. rattly applieetioa desired. • - JACOB 11111111C12 Gettysburg, April 3, lftfiO. it 2 - .........111 to 28. —......19 to 11. M. SPANGLER.
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