Citallsinitin,
I, II li 0 , PA . ,
!EIS k etiIiTILACTuR,•
410 tallith-TM mastufactures to
-taller,
!IS nikulN i Sizsh, Door and
,Itit Arra i? iea , tot/fie, Door
tor any*l
1 - AY, , -Window itraekete,
elikrt . tele in the- Building Line.
841
t t
" c t . n 011iktA
~,, *a tonstaatly on baud, es
petit° d k ailllnhosta always fa'teadiness, and
work exeSsted" with dispatch. gar Orilers
ProlOptlysiittraded to. - pan. 28. ltat
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A 1,,. Caullsa I s
ol , Ptrt dillidalty which recently she,
enfrea bstwaus ebadilla ` A. fleeted/ and
myself' he been amicably and ItocoroblY set
tle, I hereby warn nll persons not to use
IllY na e its roanection with the toatiter here
after, s riin determined to put the law ha
'OMfest each and every per=on violating
Chia ''C Utlon. 'I lie difficulty referred to is
aik
Ilitif! barles A. Hartzell said plabliely ar
s' O
reason to believe that I had.reterned
t it tts :senor a certain amount of money as
intere t of his (Charles A. Hartzell's) which he
btu a, , sad the Aseesesr, J. C. Markley, av
ails& s me to say for him that I did nn soth
ding." I therefore warn all persons to rniud
bow t ey talk about it hereafter
sry 28, 1867. 3t*
Notlee.
' I:IOI.L'S V;STATE.—Letters of A.d
ttiatention Itendente lite on the elt:tte of
olt,iate of the borough of Berwick, Ad
. may, 'dce'd., having been gusted to
deraigostd, nesiidtog in J,ickson
totvn
ork county, he heretts gives notice to
sons indebted to a rid estate to make
late pawent, and dose having claims
t the yaw to resent them properly
.boated fur fte.ltemrst.
ANPIIEW SOUttilit, A.dee, peed. lite.
r ary 28, 1887 ; qt.
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Fanner*,
PARE IPOR, YOUR SPEISO CROPS.
.tt if it 0
Raw :one Plsomphafe . ,
lit popular and dependable Fertilizer,
Ivere ire stanfling. aug of 14ielt many
41 tfirui Ore antniailly 8014.
- ~(nn
F il
rt big
pi tw
elelOP
lifetrylarkl Powder of Bone.
41a rhillbed free from Autteratort and an.
alyzi 54 per sent. Phosphate of Lime, and
over pi per cent. Ammonia. Uniformly made
an.d 13ra erippgh to drill.
r9wPd P4ette.r.
• A ery superior gittivfActured
#9 l eVP
So. 1 licrurion QuaslOi
Or •Irect importation, which I will delirge
Arca/ Got ernryent Warebol ,l 4e,. -
'AII of these/trite/es mill ate fp/Vistaed
foir;e4t . ratee . Wl,ilie,/iii discount to
r 5ci11'."14.41,4,:13T a ClielPlar. .
1.31:01:UE Deli 1)11 Thri,
Nog. 97 and 105 Smith's Wharf,
• 11AL1,t,putst, My:
Orders re c eive d .1y Samuel fletbr,t,
i sburg, Pis. itJan. 28. ittrt
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Liefititer"Ap Volieets,
TFCE is hereby given to all Legatees
land other pe,rsoos eAzhenied, tbot the
ilnistratiou ottiorpnts herein tiler met!tion
itt heitresentett at the titijiban'a Court of
t'llcounty, fur confirmation AO allow
on TUSSLlA,r,theic' ,ll daY br FXVX:i-'•'''-
1887, at t lp o'islibic, A. M., viz:
The itecoanit of 4i 1 . C. Seatirookg And
uel Overliolt A er, Ad• , uisulttor, of ti,,..
vezholtzer, deceosei .
Ihe Aecoant ~.tof i.V.e/ittel W. Momper,
tmentary Tiu.stee under the wit.: oil 4;.e,!...
Albert, deceived, of Hiram Albert.
,a t 31
Alegi/
RI
0 1 Itu
td tr
Ada
IftlICP
ART
you%
o:nig
/rest
,J.A.
The 'nevus! accoant of Andrew litt finger
oho litttinger, Executors of Jicob
Bit
r, late 01 Franklin deceased.
The licit and husil tit,liunt.ot Georg. , W.
Executor of Ja a Mut-tot-if, dee'd.
The second tool tin account of Ilenry
RA and Margaret' Adntinistra
-91 -Lockhart, deceased.
ITae fonatit ttecottut ot Frederick Dentine,
'tying Executor 01 the lest will and testa
it of Jain Delioue, deceased.
The see In I ace iunt of Antos ...chloiser,
•utor of the last will and teskatnent of
i rks Showersrdecassetl.
ling
MT
au°
turd
hurvi'lien
112. e
4Cdta,
W. U. BOLTZ WORTH,
n. 28, 18G7. Register
Graud , jqry 11.eport.
the MonGra‘l.e.tbe .144.61fici of Me Court
f Quarter Sessiun.s of the Pcacc, in (gz.d
r county of "Plums:
betli'rand Jury for'Artnunry. Terp), 1881,
Cd respectfully report, that haring visited
Public Baildinza, titer would call the at
itioit of the Dire' ors of the Puor to the
ing and root or themain building, and the
t• of the warlt Loose. The wants of the
toes are properly cared !tor. In risitiog
Jail we fouril•it h good condition.
RespectfuNy submitted,
D. J. BENNER, For,emag.
G. ,Ileagy, • Elihrajto bi}ers,
bilip Donohue, Jesse G. Newman, •
iireph Kepner, Crum,
antes 0. nutters - , William Leas,
• . Rad ty, William Sterner,
K?hu, lobo E. Plank,
i•non Sl4.gfe„ Philip 1). Wearer,
anruel dart, , Emaniml Diller„
3 4'atson, • pari•l
oho bin lig, Yratieis Bream,
lichnal Bohn, - John Conlion.
an. 28, 1881. at
hale Cheap,
' VIRS'f..„-RATE SAW M 11.1 .! ANL) SHIN
) 01,N, 31,11.1., all iugaod condition, and
ati of work, with,gOE'll Water Power--oue
m e from Herring's - Mill, in Feenklin lowe
st p, known as "Diehl's 111111. 4 Posseeoen
Jiosit let, 18J7.
0
Abel
Ir7 l
pre
1 10 .
b
r ad. 28, 1867.'
Plgotogiapla 41bums.
RA largest, %net beautiful - and cheapest,
lot of p.1,04,7;1(14 Albums ever offered
Gettysburg. jest received at, the 1.40EL
-1 R GALLE44i. Albums hold)yg 54 Pic
ea oily $1 'B. Our stock comprises - over
different styles, among which are the ael
ted' ererlastiag Chide and Hinge Back.
ese Albums we ha+. e bougi,l lglp awl are
ermined to 6,11 lower than the same quail
eon he bought for auywhere,in this county
out of it. C. J TY0?1.
an. 28, 1847.
,
CM
I 'rl i t k ED in et i fS B D t. P r itlCl c T A il l i so lir , a lirage's
Dpglile Fire Chamber, Pattrui Fire-place
cot, is' Pe! 'and superior invention. Call
d see it at S. G.,COOK'S.
I. an. 28, 1867.
Intportuat'Notice.
LL perstocs having Ci/iLLIS fot damsges
who could not 40.eti4 un the 12th idst.,
rig
,
coptribete their Mars Towards bearing-ez..
sires of presecuting the claims can- do so
y time soon, by caliing tifionJ.S.Caaw
alliy Treasurer of Firiatig.ial pomn i tittee, Get-
Ifflirg. Pa. By order of
Aka. 21, 1867. 130Mill1TgP•
-- ,----- ---,
Agricultural College
JPENNSYLVANIA.—The nett Term of
this Institaticin,, 'under its re-organiza.
t \ ton, will commence on the 16th day of Jana-
Vy, 1967.
For terms of admission, catalogues, *c„
'
#.l4lFm JOHN FRASER., Pres't.
Ariel/World College, Centre co., Pa.
JAll. n fed,. $2
1
4014,5 1 13'S DRUG STORR yoq, ca n
goal assortment 'of
EatFUMERY, SOAPS,
TCESDAY, the 12th dap of . 2fASCLf
next, the subseggser, iataindidg to go
oat, will a4ll,sit ,ert bait gale, as his reoidon ro e
In 'Stratum - township, Adams county, on the
Harrisburg road, ire miles from Gettysburg,
and half a mils ham Sehriver's cross-ioads,
the foJosvissit salitable Personal Property, sir .
a HEAD OP JIGH.SE.S, {one of theta an
extra fine animal, among ery best to the
county, and not to be surpassed builder the
saddle, in harness or in gears) 2 COW'S, one of
thorn /nob. 3 sheep, 3 Shwas, t Three-borse
Wagon, I Spring kVagon ' first-rate Lime
Hod, new - Hay Carriage, Ploughs,
Borrows,
Core Forks, Single and Duo ble Shorel Ploughs,
Doutdo stied -Sisals-tress, S4retehers, Jockey
Potoottestting Bo f; Winnowing
Brant's Patent Wire.tooth Horse .4e, Drag
flake, nen' Sleigh. Cirrisee Spread. 2 sets of
Single II trues*, 3 seta of Wagon Gears, Col
lars and Bridles, Riilistg Saddle and Riding
Btidlea, Cheek Lines, Plough Lines, and a
Farr-Loose JAne, bog :Chains, Halter 1/414
Cow Chains, 3 sets of Traces, Breast
halt Chitin*, with cholas of every description :
1 sac of Honore. Boards, about 300 Iset of
Wallets Hoards, Maw/dog Scythes and Snead,
(halo Cradles, Mani wad Wedges, 2 Axes,
Wood gave, 2 Patent ilinure , Forks, Pitch
Forks, Rakes, Mattocks, Picks. Shovels, Spades,
Dung Hook, Grindstone, Wheel-harrow, Work'
Bench, it tot of old Iron, a lot of Bags, Hay by
the ton, one-half of tkeiGrainin the Ground,
with Household and gicctien Furnitere n viz :
1 NEW BUREAU, 5 Bedsteads sod Bedding, 3
Tab'es, 2 Corner Cupboards, 3 sets of Chairs,
2 Rocking Chairs, Chest, livsk, Sink, Cooking
Stove and Fixtures, Ten-plate Stove and Pipo,
Iron Kettle, 3 Wash Boilers, 20 crocks cf Ap
ple-batter, SO lbs. of Lard, a lot of Bacon,
Lard Press and Sausage Slitter Spinning
Wheel, Wool Wheel, Meat Vese . is,„
Tubs, Barrels, and a variety of other articles„
too numerous to mention.
JACOB PETERS
Bale to continence at 9 o'clock, A. 31.. on
said day, when attendance will be givest,and
terms made known by
N0A.13 F. HER.
Jan. 28, 1867. .10,1/ti Ilexes, Auctioneer.
A"\N TITIMSDAY, the '.tali day of FEBRU
. Ljlf AM' next, the subscriber, intending to
quit farming, will sell at Public Sale, at his
residence, is Strad) in tosrash:p, Adams coun
ty, 'half a mile southeast of Hann's Station,
; the folios tug valuable Personal Property, %• ie:
1 3 head.of HORSKS, (one a mare with foal,)
3 Mild* Cows, (two of theta fresh,) 4 head of
Young Cattle, Sheep, a good Twa-linrse Wa
gon and Bed, a good pair of Hay Carriages,
Plough, Corn Folk, Double Shovel Plough,
Winuowiag Mill, Cutting Box. Land
)Joy fluke, Side Saddle, 2 pair of good Breech-
Antp‘lE, Front Gears,,,Cdllars, Bridles, Check
Bat Chains. Breast qiiit ins, tiiter end
"low Chaini, Log dhaiu, Double ar.d Single
: e , A iO4. s hags, he., with Ifuzseltold and
' l l,Ul,l,otten Furniture, viz ; I Table, Ten-plate
Store, I Bed anti ,I,ledatuad, Boxes, Barrels,
an d 'a variety of ntl;iur aLaikles, LUG. numerous to
peJtion.
Kole 40-eastmence at 10 cr'tioric, an
acid when attendance will be given and
terws mode known by
idz`.'ia. i z Cly::a.
.Jlll. 4,147.* ,Johu_Stallswitk, 4ucer.
i'VOlte Sale,
lAN TUESDAY, the 17th 414 of FEBRUA
, ItY next, the undersigned, ititeridmg to
quit farming, will sell l'ubiic Sale, at filo
residence, in Montif isfint ti:ruship, ittiania
,
,eounty, betueto the, State and litinterstown
roads, and siippt one mile west of Mount
- Ruck, the manumit; Pe,rsopal ,ProPeir'sri
WOB,K 111•111SES,, A iitie tieing a
young ware with fuel,) 1 yearling Cult,
Mulch Cows, 3 Seifert, 1 Bull, 1 heavy Three
horse ago " Xliwslitug• bLiclik;te
and Horse Power, Winnowing Mill, Plough4,
Barron's, ()halos, !tauter and Qrkist
Forks, Spenders, Pout,, , ,e r and Single
trees, all Aciods of liorse aseurs, with many
ether raticief, not specified. •
41,0 to ,commence at is o'clock, A. M., on
BALA gay,
.v.heo it leneLace,_ will be given and
terms make Lu.t., , ,en by _ _
PETER STRASDALTGII.
Juuu&ry 28, 1267. is
ävlicto 4t. ref*
TI 4 MAIL DE
rar. ).
T,E;, 4 TIIIUNIALS Ftt()St CSLELMATED
This secret of beautifying' the skin heintr
known only to Messrs. Jured St Rene, they
lionerably state that it differs from all clttler
prepsratgios. It, gives 19 Pin pc% Atarsh and
freckled sl.io both the ter.ture cud color of
polished Ivory, removing nll 4ise,9lcrration 5,
whether appearing as ,tret.tled, t 4;:, inerphewl
moth or hhickwordi eptcks, sod ,is espvi.tlly
tl/Ct es:la/4 in smoothing out £ho marks left by
the sufallpox.
The agents of "L'Etnail de Paris"most con
fi lently submit to the public the earnest en
dorsements of such distinguished ladies as
signora, RISTuRI,
FELICITA VESTVALI,
Miss..lllk(lGlE MITCHELL,
Mrs. D. P. BOWERS,
wei,SlTriN l
Mrs.EMMA WALLER,
ki;I:7CY
NUEiIIE DE MAIIGUERITTES,
Hiss A. PERRY.
and many others, whoze high standing in the
profession gire,s the stamp of truthfulness to
their intelligent nd genuine upprovol,
The beautiful Lucille Western says:
And that the ptoduces all the
brilliancy of roijge and lily-white, with the
greatand peculiar advantage of total harm
lessness. It'reapy adds to the softness and
beauty of the skku."
The magnificent Vestvali says;
"1 have suffe7l so mach frost Ake serfage
bite lotions, .k whi,sh my 1-hea l trical pro.
fession obliges Trie to use, that I consider it
a peffert benefaction to find a preparation
which gives the necessary whiteness to the
skin, 4u4 jorqpi the skin coo; Waal smooth."
hiss Maggie Oitchell says
4. V. lll3NTgrt
. .
Pi have tried the skin beautifier, IL'Email de
Puree,' and found that it instantly imparts a
natural bloom pad freshness 64 14e com
plexion."
P i Tareiya pupil, de Paris" is toed as a deli
cate beantiker of the skin for.Theatre, Saloon
or Bull Room, by the 'Ron refined and scru
pulous ladies, producing ail the beautilying
;Petit or rouge and lily,white, without their
vulgar glare or injury to the in.
Sold by all first-class Druggists, Perfumers
and hadies' liair Dowers.
tssheau, 822 Broadway Beams Sarnes
Co., aid F. C. Wells it Co., New York; and
Eugene Jouin 111 South Tenth street, and
JokastOn, Liudortay di Cowden Philadelphia,
Agents, /*alit) a RENS,
general Agents and Importers,
Jan. 28, 1867. Gin New York,
4 Co, have now
1867—reat.y their Revised C.itAlogue of News
1867—papers for 1867, containing all 11se
1867—principal Publications for which they
1867—receive Subieriptioru at Publications,
Regular Rates,
/867—and, on nasty of them, offer the ad van -
1867—tage of subscribing for 3 nwnfhs. Send
1867—fur a copy coatainiug full details of our
)1107--aditainible system of operation. We
}B47—referto the Publisher of this paper.
BLACK WELD * CO.,
Office, 82 Cedar Street,
Box 4,208 P. 0., New York.
Pee. al, 1864, 3m
OAP
jifirriCrE OF THe MACE, wilt be at hie
0f#04, - ( l Whis rwaidelten;) fa gumberland
township, on Titania, ond Fridoy af oath
week, to giyelis atteAttott to JUsticea basi
ness. [Dee. 4, 1864. 44.
$9 0 tr izients,t ;„ -- e,„LaGrfics:e7 a t
n ot d .
Address 0. T. GARY, City Building, Bid
-lefor4, [May 11, 1866. isly
inotin; to Wean: ill
render satisfaction', in
irosination.
'ON Gettysburg, Pe,,
, • Ads iins C. J. TYStiN. • • ; 6 -- bow Goods.
an g t .
;e assortment of evel D nerves the Teeth, curet all di eases of • .-aieet pripe p:!.tt.i.,..
, u ‘ r Produce. GrOsertes, Fertilizers, Sze., e
, i Sept. 17, 1866.
s-net opened at use gems and parties the breath,
I staatly on band for sale at the Warehouse of G" your PIIOTOGR 4 fIIB at
TYSON'S. I-- - ---- ----- --
PICK - IN I- 'F. intßooll HANDLIiS FOR SALM, Wholesale' 1 Aug. Is, 18G6. ! MiAfF 4EA lINSERW• Pine Shingle*.
[ 011iTiiRNT at Ht Bo or. retail at the Lamber Yard of -- ritORCELAIN PfOTDRES, at the Excelsior!
LARGE lot of Pine Shingles from $8.5 0 ,
• . ‘, O. fl, 1317EliLED. I TIIIFII ORR &HOFFMAN are receiving' Dia , " r• Gallery, ere superb and furnished at 013 . 0 '
to $l5 per 100%; for sale at .he limbei
Goods every week from the pastern CI- oiled ..city prices. Call and examine 'poet
fA, Avow:, *c., cart ri oto Tyson's Excelsior Gallery for yptir ..I_, Tor of - C. R. EIVEHL 'R.
Drat§tal'a. . ila PIGTIIitEd, if you wapt the full worth ai ties. Do not MD to - give them • min, on the me s s. O. J. TYsOl. 4iat 33 ii 66 ..
i FIFTY GriliS ti wfiu retie Money and a 'W . f Wire, -: . 1
r izo i6 rtbweit Corner of the square, Gettystiorg, - nsnso7Ef wishing PROITOGRAPHS of, .. • ' --- .„
f - IJr their Itildrou will Ind it to •Abele advai• - IE best PHOTOGRAPHS made Irr this'
e, fine,.pmepttlettplier licri have e ns received a nevi assortinifn
iES, foe lesiiee,44lll4 11 of Queens Ware, to whlclaws oviki,ll46-43 rliolf-RARRS . ANP PRIV ) ntliPT ',NW' tags to call at the' Excelsior. - -,....-: i te nail, are modest tit. Ezaelsior Giailery,
U. L Wilitra„ attention of buyers. A. SCOTT it SI4N. • efl al I ICALIII.LbiIsiCIi'S, I C. J. nrSON, Gettysburg , Ps.. " ettysburg, opposiMAitt B 4 aile
. 1
Public Sale.
Publie Sale.
I,s'egutifter of Clic . 44.1.4,
lEEE
R. HORNIVii fEtAgititirTIIVEIRLI pre-
1547. Prilkplicesis.'- 1547.! • . AlaiNiirmiti reellerty - -
18e Retention of the public is ineited.to et* A T PUB L IC SALT.--On PRiDAY, thp
1 'ailing of ' tot day of MAltOil siert, the subset ibert
THE
as lies a ike leading ;labile journals *4 the 'Bale, at his resieeaca, in Cusaberlalet town
ceentry. ft is the phi organ of the Demo- ship, Adams county, four miles fiont Getty.-
erotic party of the Vatted Stews, and the fere- burg. mad inueediatele sonth efeiteini Top,"
snort advocate at the iIOSINGiLtO restoration of the fallen-tug Persoriat Proper*, viz:
the Union. Its highest merit consists is WA I ONB HORSE, 3 Cows, (Si: to be fresh
character Rill . I about the tune of sale,) 3 head •f Young Cat-
Ate Et/fee/seising wed Trusfutortity t r ews- tie, I Brood Sow and 4 Shoats, I heavy three
pp ; horse Wagon, with a good Little Bed, t two
i The next yearlaies fair to be a Isere critical horse Wagon, Winnowing Mill, Cutting Hoe,
oats In lb. history of our free- institatious than Ploughs, Douide Shovel Plough, Ciltiemor,
. Cr.. say of the eventful ones hat bare prece- ; Double And Single -trees, Hind and Trent
" ded it. Tee fi rst reqelslte far an intelligent' Gears, with Collars, Bridles and Wagon Bed
judgametoi pabl:c affairs is a full and authen-idle, I Riding Saddle and 2 Riding Bridles.
tic account Of facts as they transpire. These , Halters sad Clars, Clow Chains, Crew-bars,
'MB WORLD ailweer aims to give with con- Diegieg Irons ' Mattock, Pick. Shovels, Fork.,
seientions oceursey, sad with cella Juliana& i Rakes, Axes, Grate Cradle, /tieing Scythe,
and fidelity whether they make for or against; with other Farming implements. Also, Hay
ire •we trievriof public policy. Prompeeetiv-; by the ton, Cora-todder by the bundle, Flax
tee in Sprendiag belittle its waders every kind by the boodle; with household and Kitchen
of news in which any part of the public takes*, Foreiture, such as
an interest, is the first duty of a new,spaperi; SIMS& IIKDSTBADS, Tehdree, Chairs, list
oast the fecilittesud TO World for dischurgieg mar, 1 tee-plate Store sod Pipet also, Po
this obligetiou are unsurpassed by those of tatets by the• bushel, Apple-Buttes by the
any journal in the United States. Whatever eroek, and a variety of other unit:lto, too au
else it stay fail in, it certainly will not fail La !serous to mention.
' fereish the mews, new to a apply it with suet ifizi.•Sok to commence at le o'clock, A. M ,
promptiteete, spirit, freshness, abundance, ea- on said -day. when attendance will be given
riety, weasel, and candor, that no class of and terms made known try
,readers can miss seething of interest which JOHN .fiEEFA.UVEIt.
"they wise to sad. The World will publish' Recites Gotoex, estetieseer.
documents and argements prepared. by "cilia- lan. 14, letei. is
cal foes led. as freelytutisoee prepared hypo- ;-- - -- litienl (steels; orakiag its own comments on Orpltatto 4 Court Site.
Ahem of couise, bet never suppreasigg or (AN Fltilbtl", the 22d day of FEBRUARY
!garbling them beenuse they are calculat4d to le
..,/ next, in pursuante of an Order of the
damage its owe parte. Adverse &slut/eau Orphans' Court. at Aesinis county; greeted to
whieli it cannot retute ' it is content to ake Ott illstioreiglled, will be ("tiered at Public e
their full impression. The World adopt this Sale, on thus premises, the Rent Estate of Peter
la
• rule because it believes no other is ho est; Baker. deceased, consisting of
beefiese it conceives that its first duty to its 1 • FARM, situate putty in liamiltonban
readers is to keep th , ru thoroughly informed township, Aieuzis county, and iartly in Frank.
;on every passing su ect of imporfarce. in lin county, Pa.; adjoining lands of Las true
politics, The World 'ill continue to be the Baker, Walter Wag - moan, George Douse, Hen
bold advocate o f ' ry Caufman, John Caufniess and Leeward Cane
4 Liberal, Pro,/ cosies Dimeraey, ' i
The unflinching Chit . pion of, Freestotn, Jus
tice, Order, and Con. itutionaL Rights, The
inspiration of its pulit cs is Freedoni.rest rain
ed ty Justice . ; or, is speak more st . rititly, 1
Freedom pure and siple, in the largest col-,
lective measure; the office of justice being ;
merely to protect fr edom . from encroach
ments ; Freedom of t e individual cieizeu in
his rights of though , speech, religion, Anti
il
:ocoruotion ; in I. is 1 ight to choose his own
food and drink, in s ite of meddlesome tern.
peranee laws ; in his ight to make any Money
bargains he thinks 14oper, in 4pite of foolish
usury laws; in his ight to buy and sell in
all markets, domestic and foreign, in s;itte of
unjult protective tari s; in his Right to rep
resentation in the leg flail% e bodies which tax
t
him in spite sif unc nstitutional exclusions;
Freedom of collntivecitizens to assemble for
f ‘
discussion of grievan es; Freedom of all local
communities to ma age their local affairs'
without central interf renCe; Freedom in eve
ry stction of tha co Or) , from the arrogant,
and unconstitutional domination of other see-
comprehensive idea of
politics of The World,
found wanting to this
country and of the hu-
Mora; this larre anc
Freedom sums up ch
which will never be
capital interest. Dr th
Rum rice.
y4ccurate Co)
find careful, reliibl
World will ,continue
high repitie4lon. A
comw.ereial Inetropo
tut- authentic Itif9rer
tornrurree and
_f.uam
lute in which The W
ly challenge 3 r,pinpal
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TIM WORLD,
$35 Park liow, New York.
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Jan, 28, tigq. '
MOSS at th Itzeeisfor cancot be under
rated white e quality and style of PIC
OM calm; 1 zatpasaea. Cali and ex.
saline. . C. J. TYSON.
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AN eglealint, o.tutent of Flannels, Mu
1ing,1,4144,9; aamora end lion)) Skirts,
eau be bad ay J. L. tiiiiiiCK'S.
IN my Rbsenee,theve will always be a tbor.
ouxhly coualietent operator in gbarge of ,
the Execbear G4lery, and work of all kinds
anfl under all circumstances !Unit give antis
faction before it can leave our Ronata..
C.J. TYSON,
CONSTANTLY on bead, an assoetsneat of
FINE FRAMES, PHOTOGRAPH AL
MS, Cards -and Baakete for grasses from ,
the Battle 14.14. PHOTOGRATHS of our
Generals and other distinguished nal ividnals
at the Excelsior Gallery. C. J. TYSON.
GROCERIES.—Thr
CI
ANA
market prifft
•igi
for Grain and all ki
moo, cosataluing 248 Aerco, moue or has, tot.
pro%.ed with atinPandalialt Story.
LOU I{OUSR, Log Batik Llama, , It
Sprint House, dee. A fait.
portion of the tmu:t is well Om
bered.
ste.Sale Co ectommace at it o'clock, P, N.,
on said day, whPn atteadaste will be given
and terms made known by
LUX/EL BALDWIK,
Jan. 21, 1867. is
Great Colowaxiik nms.
1 000 \ l3 l 7l'''; ia l A 4
T (.II W ' A N TED,
The undetsigned, having remodeied• and im
proved his Mills, near New Chester, Adams
county, (formerly called "Walnut lirove," but
now 'Cif eat Couowszo Milts,") is prepared to
dantl kinds of work its his line with unusual
dispatch.
Constantly on hand. for sale or exchange,
the very hest qualities of Sum, Extra and
nullity PClPuit, also Rye, Corr. and Buck
wkat Flour, with every variety of Chop stud
cad of wheat.
Miring a SAW MILL, attached, - he is pre
pared to saw all kick; of lumber, at the short
est notice. A farmer in need of lumber sod
flour, can p..t a log upon his wagon, throw a
few bu,.liem of wheat o.i the t tp, hive the
wheat exclAged for flour and the log sawed,
thus saving a double trip—and all beenose of
the new and perfect machinery now employed
in these gill's.
Having the best of workram, he will he
able to please every body. Thankful for past
lawea, be !lopes for a continuance of the
CCM
New Chester, Jan. 14, 1867- 3in*
Inauguration
F 4 Q3Y pItiCES.
t„) J. L. Sef,flCK invites the attention of
his‘ friends and costoinus to brit large and
well selected .sto4,of
DRV COMS
Elociprisal In part Li°
French Nlerinovs,
All Wool Puplici,
All Wool DOA nes,
All Wool Plaids,
Plain Poplins, • ,
Mick and Fancy Silks,
Tainise - Cloths,
Black and Colored Alpacas,
Black Coati. 4.4. e. CazisiwareS,
Fauey Cassirneres;
Cassinets,
Jeans,
rlaanels of 41 }:lads,
Mao, a one lot of Laded' FURS AND
SHAWLS, as ,as an abunklaut variety of
Notions, of which will be sold ebesp for
the,cash
Dec. 17, 18nG
Keystone House,
Ca.( it INRSII Uftf; STItR3T, GETTYS
BURG, PA.—lr.V. IYEAS, Prv
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prie for.
Thfa. is a new Hone. fitted op in the most
approved style. Its location is pleasant, cen
tral and convenient. Every arrangement has
been made for the accommodation and com
fort of guests: The Table will always have
the best of the market, and the Bar tha best
of wines and liquors.
Ttero is commodious Stabling attached,
with a¢rtccommodetiug opaieralways on band.
This Hotel Is pow' open, for th* entertain.
went of the public, itlltl a shate^of patronage
is solicited. No elrdrt will be spared to rehden.
84.tistactio4.
Jan. 14, 1861. tf
II ron—lro a•--Iron 1
GETTYSBURG FORGE.
The subscrib,•rs respectfully inform the
public that they have erected a Forge in con
nection with their Steam Mill, and are now
manufacturing
FORGED AND HAMMERED IRON,
such as Plough, Horse.shoe and B tr Ircri, and
respectfull; invite blacksmiths and Dealers to
give than' a call, fee mg satisfied that they
will be able to please as to quality, finish and
$2 00
7 00
15 00
25 00
60 00
$4 00
LO 00
20 00
BRINGILAN ARABS.
Etp--The highest market price paid for
wrought and scrap iron. B. & W.
Dee. it, 18(i. .
$lO QO
Empire Shuttle Sewing .21achines
AR superior superior to all others 'or
FAMILY tXD .114,NUFA.CMING I : Ta-
POSI3B.
Contain all the latest improvements; are
sPeean noiseless ; d rabic ; and easy to work.
Illustrated Circe' .rs tree. Agents wanted.
Liberal discount allowed. Nu• consignments
made.
Mdress EMPIRE CO., dig Broadway,
New York. [Sept. 17, 18G6. ly
2,000 tone flay
WANTED.—The Beater P1e3.3 HAY Com.
party will pay the HIGHEST MARKET
PRIOR for HAY, delivered at their Hay Sbeils,
in Oxford, at Y. Hamra Station, and in Gettys
burg. JEREMIAH DmaL,
Gettysburg, Oct. 22, 11366. 3m Agent.
WE are always glad to seo oar friends at
the Excelsior. It still stand 3 in the
same old place, on York street, opposite the
Bank, Gettysburg, Pa. C. J. TYSON.
Pay "Up I
TIIS undersigned having retired from bisel 7
ness, he asks those indebted to make
payment with as little de/ay as possible.
Such as do not settle before the first of Janu
ary next,.wlll find their accoutts in the hands
ut an officer fur collection.
JOSEPII S. GILLESPIE.
Gettysburg, Some. 26, 1866.
Fall and Winter Goods. ___,
A isCoTr kSONS have Ina received an-
Picture Frames. 1 . / - 1. other fine nazortment of NEW GOODS,
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4 4REAT variety of PLCTUtiE PRAXES, coaststing. in p.lrt, oft-Moths, C.lB4imeres, C 'PSI
ti with plain and convex glasses, for sale nets, Kentucky Jeans, and 'rwseds,tor (lea
st Hornet's Drug and Varisty Store. , tlarneia's wear. Also, a fine assortment of
Jose SO 1265. LADIEi' Dis'ESS (1001/2.
Our stock has been setecte , l with great ears.,
ir 11AVIC gone over the entire stock of AL. ' R od we are prepared to sell as cheap an ens
I HUMS and PILAIIES, at the Excelsior
l.allery, and marked them down to witliiu a t h e
other ertablishmeut in tile co , intry. We ask
public toglve 1:13 S call and j ud g e for
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ME
fractioti of ooaL Now jo your time for bar-; iLemselres. Cell an d gee
If. J. MYERS
Cloves and S4ocicing.t.
J. L. SCHICK
T HE BEST IN tHE MAR/CET.
'lllB l'ArrOlt ziulttal MILL.
*ter Fire 'amass's& ot them b 4 re bees
made sad sold in the bat' three ye.lre. The
best recommend.ttione ran be tires.
AI,w—COOK'S EVAPORATOR, for leiking
Sugar and 51°1:Lases, said to be the best it use.
CORN CRusrrEns.
Three dift:rent sizes for grinding Corn in the
ear, aL Skilled—or any other kind of grain.
This is it,,rniehlue that every f.uin>r should
have, as St.easlsel or ground feed is equal to a
bushy/greed a half unoround. The high price
of teed yt ell ti a makes en imperative de
otuad isq woe kimd et' machinerg iy which to
save. it is II cavil grinder and durable.
BELLS FOR C'ffirltC.Et&g,. . .
scfroot..;, FAO! HOUSES, FOUSDRIPS,ke.
.110 e of till best steel compoAtion. Ctkurch
Bells insured fur one Amt.
WILI,OIIOIIIIrS (Id NIVITO (L f,
WITH ORO`.:ELL,'.I (110.1 NO ATTAOiIIigNT.
This is considered one of the best Urilla mew
in use. ft will distribute any tied of grata
evenly, and sew from one bushel up•to three
to the acre. Tile Guano Attachment btu given
entire seitisfaction wherever used. It is so
constructed as net to clog n sowing any kiwi
etlohosainties or ilene Meal. 11,tring sold a
outni.ter of these machines hut 5e.11100., t can
bully 3 ecollanteltd tittle to be stied they are
rtpresectA: Peri:Jai aishinn. to buy should
make application early ns the supply is small
and the i i iemand great.
F. F. 4 rrrrS CAS!' STEEL PLOUGITS.
First, It i# the only riough yet produced
tliat aril is2verhibly gear in 0.4 y roil.
&coati, 4 is km an estalilished fact that
It will last from three to six times longer than
any other stet.l plough in Ilse.
Third. It ' Llrawi lighter than any other
Plough, cutting the saute width and depth of
lurrow.'
3he Oreff3 ' par'? of ,tbe Plongb are cast in
ronulifi, into the ex,tet shape de: fired far. the
niould-boArd.t, sh.tre; and givinz
thts p rtLs moat exposed to weir any desired
thickne4s. The s'ta:es can be sharpened by
any blaairnith. The ste.l is perfectly male
aisle and forks 13lgs tools have been
sef.de out of piece . ; of the ploslgh by b/aek
smiths till overt,b,de country.
Fur guile by 1111.1VIBLE.
Aug. t. 17, 18G6. Kear Gettysburg, Pa.
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I Sefing
-gin GROVER ic BAKER. —THE BEST IX
USE. These .Nlachines have become so
Well known Ur tt tittle aced bestirs by way of
recommendation. 'They II .v.e taltyn the iiist
Ipramiulia at all the late ;sliate Fuca, and axe
universidly neltnowledped tube the BEST in
use by all who have triyd them. The "Grover
& Baker Stitch" and the "Shuttle Stitch" are
tioints that have been attained by no other
**chine, They are tie *sty an whines that
lee* and embroider with p•rfiction. !These
*Achilles are peculiarly adapted to Family ,
use. Thy are almost noiseless, sew direc•ly
' nom the appoi without rewinding, and are
Isimple in their construction. They are, en.iy
"to In:m.4v, and eau be w.irked - by almost any
chill. "Every fainily shoal I 'dace one. They
I save labor, they save time, and they save money,
land do their work better than it can be done
by hand.
no undersigned having been appointed
Agent fur the above Machines, has establis . hc.l
:an Agency in Fairfield, Adam§ county, where
he wilt - always have on hand a supply. Per
sons wishing to buy will please tall and exam
ine for Lieinselves.
anti Thread will ni:ln be sap
plied. J. S WITH F.P.OW, Agent,
Fairfield. Acletrus county, Pa.
Aug,: 27, 1°66. If
Great Reduction
IN PRICES CV
DRY COODS,
firciwits, IPrcbrare, Queefistrare, ,v 76
AT J. C. ZOtleii k SEW OXFOttD; PA
' We have, j.Ast returned from the etty, where
we bought, a very large and well selected
;to( k of :.I1 kinds of goods, suitable in our
line, under
' THE TATE DICLIXE.
Qui stock consists in imrt. of FRENCIT
MEttINOES, FRENCI/ COBOURGS,'IIan,
Calicoes, Plaids, Bleached and Unbleached
Mos!ins; a lartre assortment of Mack, Brown
and Plaid ail. wool Double SHAWLS, Bnkno
t:Xi Skirts.•floop Skirts, Gloves, &c.
WEA.I - s.,.coosisting in part of Broad
and Beaver -Ciotits, %lack and Fancy Cassi
meres, Cassinets, Plain and Fancy Flannels,
Under-shirts and Drawers, BOOTS, StioF,B,
HATS and CAPS, Driving and Buckskin
Gloves'
A cotu i plete issortalent of (ittOCERIES, at
low retie!.
rrlnpvint, such as Tire Iron, Spring,
Shexr,l li.lter an t i east Steels, Horse Shoes,
Horse- hoe Bar, Nail Rags, Hammered iron,
Nails, [likes, Sporels and Forks, Door Locks.
Pad L eks, Latches, Hinges and Screws.
Punts, Oils, Glass, Putty, 4:7c.
CHI. A A.ND QUE:ENSWARE, by the set:
' Thai kful for past putroaage, we h3pt to
WALL t4,e a.uat.a. i* Use future.
J. C. ZOUCK 4 SON.
New Oxford, Dec. 10, 1644'. :31s.
Groberies, Notions, Ote.
o9EORGE H. SWOIIE, having purchased
the fine GROCERY EiTABLISMIENT
James A. Grimes, on York street, a few
doors east of Wolf's Hotel, and having added
largely to the already extensive assortment
on nand, offers the public a variety of Goods
in his line r 'rely, if ever before, kepi here.
His SL'OAUS,.COFFEES, TEAS, MOLAS
SES, SYll.trl'S, te., can't be best, in crudity
or price ; whilst his assortment of NOTION'S
embracer almost everything the politic can
possibly need. House-keepers and others
should give him a call before buy ing, elsewhere,
as he is convinced that he has the best stork
in town, and that no ode elle go away disap
pointed.
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VerThe CABINET-MAKING business is
con'inued, in all its bianches,:it the old •tand,
a few doors east of the Storz, ' Ns efforts
spared to please the public, as hereespfile.
Gettysburg, Nor. f!, 186. tf ti
Tin iVarc and filoves,A,
TFIE subscriber respectfully informs Ue
public that he still continues the business
of making;
ALL KIND' OF GOOD TIN WARR.
At the old stand. (foemerly Andrew Polle)'s,)
in York st•Tet, Gettysburg, where he has the
I trgest assortment of tin ware in the county,
with many other articles for kitchen use, kr.
Also, COOKING STOVES k NINE.PLATE
STOVES, of the very best kinds.
S. G. COOK.
Mar. 12, 19G5. tf
At the Old Business
LEWIS KiTtVIER.LNT has recommenced
the TAILORING business, in Chambers
burg street, between Washington and West
streets, Gettysburg, and asks a share of the
custom of the public. the long experience in
the business enab'es him to gu a rantee good
fits nod good work, Wliilst the I,test f.shions
will he consulted in cutting whenet'er desired.
No effort will Le ep ire.l to render satisfaction,
and be teed sure that all who p.itronise him
will us otitis:lA. Ills prices for work are as
low as they can poeslb ly be to Afford him an
economical living, and no one could in reason
ask them to be any less. Tie asks his old
friends to give him a Call, as well as thexub
lie gt
Nov. 12, 18C8
A. SCOTT 1 SuNS
4411111#110/1101- , j Kisaimger 4 liblrenuus i ,
rasirty
Pa&Jiro% pXOPLN. No flats lkTC., 3 %MC ilAgiCElStO6it,
galbretelle Neale for Coesusera to pat, ill YORK., PA.,
Vents to One Dollar per Petted Bated -•
minters 450 DeAtta44ll '
by buying your Teas direct from the Int
eikhlos •ABU OADINET Oftc tfis s
porters.
T. T. Kelley k Co., Importers e pt Teas, in MR J ODEON t 4 ,
connection with their large wholesale - hue- aso MVOS OF -
seas, hare determined to introduce their Teas INBTItUSTENTIN,
directly to cult,ttawrg at importers'
prices,i respeettelly inform • the politic 4hst tit 'ire
time eifeesirc s haring to the consumer of 40 prepared to furnish I'l.titut.et tits Wintering
to 60 P er "' Al ' F'"Difies can now el "•' manufacture or (Wail ether make I,hativerey
getber fin an' kin I or qualities of -Teas, in I,e
p„fened
pszka,re4 of one and upwards, and we
Alerlarlat. Aviles" it 11 1 WhimIde i ,
will s , -nd Lb• ni a superior article of Tea at 5 chi e k or i air fkm ,
per cent. above the este of Importation. Let Raabe di mow. castes leery ,
some energetic lady er other person to each CrLeiIIiATXPI
neighborhood cal: q le e her aci t usintan 'k es COTT.IGR, /fARMOX/C ASP all OC . DO.fe
and take their orders for any of the fallowing
named Teas, acid w4ieu a club of feu, twenty,
or Trowels obtitine , l, send to es and we will
seed the Tags put up us separate packages,
with the name of each sserses etteeked on it,
all enclosed in wee hoe. de a feriker.induee
moil to the person getting up the slab we will
send for Aficor her services, as tetra compli
mentary pee! age ea all orders 0f4.30 and up
weed. It is perhaps uot well understood eke
we can sell Tem so very low ; lot when it is
taten into cco•iderntion that besides the orig.,
lard cost of importation, the lifoker: Specula
tor, Jobber, Wholesale Dealer soil Retailer,
1143, each to reap a large profit, and the innu
rner,ble Cartage*. Cooperages, Last - trances,
Storages,kc.,which Teas have to pass throu,th
before Lbey reach the consumer, iill reality
plait) this: We propose. to do away ii ith
st %en•eightha of these profits Z•nd expenses,
eel it our ; reanaitts a ith toe people to say
whether air% save ti/ cents to SI 00 per •
pound on eerry pound of Tee ths7
or.he compelled to give their earnings to a
host of übeless go-betweens
°nom (Black) 70, 80, 00, $1 00, $1 10, beat
$1 25 per pound.
gx4/JB4! DrarAEPAST, (Black) 80, 00, $1 00,
heat i,lll per pound.
Yocth (Green; 85. 93, $1 Oh extra
$1 /I, sa,lartur $l :10 per vuta.l.
Vixen, (Green anti Black) N, 80, :10, best
$1 00 per pound.
luegniAt., (Green) $l3O, beat, per pound.
JAPAN, 61 00, 61 10, $I 35, best, ler pound.
61...N.e0wnta., (Green) $l. 30, best $/ 60 per
,peetud.
COFFEE DEPARTMENT.
We have lately nailed a Coffee Department
to cur establishment, and "Übangi' we cannot
promise the consumer Repeat a saving BE we
can on Teas o (the margin far profit on Coffees
'being rery small,) yet we can Coffees tully
2.1 per cent. c heaper than retaileis charge.
Our Coffees come direct from the Custom
House, aad we roost and grind them pertectly
pare, put up in 1 'or mono Aland packages, at
aat advance of 2 cents pee. poised.
Ili \VW( sale Price—Ground Coffees—
Pure Rio, 23, 30 cents per pound. Rest Old
Guyernusent, Java, 40 cents. Best Ceylon,
49 cents.
SENDING MONEY.—Parties sending* or
ders for less than s3.i for Te'is or Coffees
shuu.d scud with their order it P. O. Draft or
the ouney t to save espense of collecting
Exprecs. But large orders we will for
ward 'by Esvress and collect on delivery.
We , 11 .11 be happy at all times to receive a
call at uur w.trehouse from persons visiting
the city, whether de.ders or not.
T. Y. VELLEY & CO.,
,Late Kelley & Von
No. 56 re.,ey Street, New Yolk.
Jan. 81, 1867. $l5
DniAND CELERRA
TED PATF:T DUPLEY ELLIPTIC (OR
liutiflLE SPRING)
SKIRT.
Tae rva fr.f:nrvi. FLEXIBMITY all great Coy-
FORT and }..1.1.1.15C1LP: to any lady Welitlig the DU
rtgx attertc i 6tat will be experienced partic
ularly in all crovedvd Asseuablies,Operits,earria
gee, Railroad CATS, (nitre* Pews, Arm Omits,
for Promosade and llouse Dress, as the Skirt
eaCt be folded When in use to occupy a small
pace easily and conveniently as a sulk or
Dress. an invainfadeqnalitykn crinoline,
not fonnd in any Single Spring Skirt.
A lady hating enjoyed the PLEASrag, CON
YJUT, cod great CONViiIiIIVICS of wearing the
DETI,PX HLLIPttII STEEL Si.ltING Skinr for a
single day. will never afterwards w ilinglydis
penXe with their use. For Children, Masse
and Young Ladies they are superior to all
others.
They will not bend or break like the Single
Spring, but will prese:ve their perfect and
graceful shape when three or four ordinary
Skirrq will have been thrown aside as useless.
The (loops are covered with double and twist.
ed thread, , and the bottom rods are not only
double sptingi, but twice for double) covered,
preventing them from wearing out when drag
ging',- down steps, stairs, kc. .
The Duplex Elliptic is a great favorite 'alai
all I idies and is universally recommended by
the Fashion Magazines as the STAND-ND
SKERC OF TI.IE FASIIION it SIX WORLD.
To cnj ,y the following inestimable advanta
ges in Crinoline, viz: superior quality, perfect
inulketure, stylish shape, finish, flexibility,
durithilfty, comfort and etonersy, enquire for
J. W. Bradley's Duplex Elliptic, or Double
Spring Skirt, and be sure you get the genuine
wide.
CAUTION.—To guard against IMPOSITION
be particnl•ir to NOTICE the skirts offered as
"DUPLEX" have the red ink stamp, viz: "J.
W. Bradley's Duplex Elliptic Steel Springs,"
upon the waistband—Done others are genuine.
Also Notice that every Hoop will admit a pin
being passed through the centre, thus reveal
it34 the two (or double) springs braided togeth
er therein, which is the secret of their liesib.l
- and strength, and a combination not to be
found in nni, other skirt.
Fult SALE in all Stores where FIRST
CLASS skirts are sold throughout the United
States ned elsewhere.
Alanobtettireil by the Sole Owners of tbs
['atria, WSSTS. BRADLEY k CA RV,
Chambeu k tl t Soule Sta., N. V.
J.III. 21, 18,7. 31u
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Forwarding and e 03111114111011
House.
F T,OL'IL AND FEED.
GRATH AND GROCEMES.
Ravin± purchased the extensive Warehoture,
Cars, ,te, heretofore owned , d,y fl Iry uel Herbst,
we beg leave to inform the public th.tt we are
contituiiug the business' at the old stand on
the corner of Washington and Railroad streets,
on. ft more. extensive scale than heretofore.
We are paying the highest market price for
Floor, Grain aid all kin Is of produce.
Flour and Feed, Salt, and all kinds of Gro.
ktMt constantly on hand and tor tale,
cheaper than they can be bad anywhere else.
luster, and ail kinds of fertilisers,coustatitig
on hand, or furnished to order.
ger A reglitar line of Freight Cars will leave
our Warehouse every TIMSDIY MORNING,
an: accommodation trains will be inn as oc
casion may require. By this arc tiv , ement we
are I repared to convey Fmight at aU times to
and from Baltimore. All business of this
kind entrusted to us, will be promptly attend
ed to. Our cars rim tto the Warehouse of Ste
venson is Sons, 105 North lip v street, B it
timare. Being determined to pay good prises,
sell cheap and deal fairly, we int , ite everybody
to give as a s call.
CULP k BARNSHAW.
Aug. 13, 1866.
.Illemtsrre Nor.A.r7C.rmr..
nA.II-rx..mm l / 2 . LA
d G MAC ' ia
0 Talky tertitely O re& rvi
.2 it? tra.ll4o 111011 tar Woo. r
ad wice asap, either 13
P p ROTH FAN, r I Arita, 6
. 4 Chestnut Bt./Wis..
rest now& Eit.. Totede,O.
.4 , La3i. vria am.
•
De:. 3, IECIS.
TTATING disposed of the Ezralstor Ost
ia lery to C. .1. Tyson, I take Wits Oppor.
tu,,try to thank those -who, dining my short
tesidenre In Oettysharg, bare favored me
with their patronage; and also to seem
mend lietars. I. G. and C. J. Tyson to the
confidence of the puidie, as I hare to all their
dealings with me found them to be anti&
and honorable men. li. R. BUY°.
Dec. 24, 18118. 3m
No trouble to
R
1318 RBINOLSS, the best to the market, Pfor role s JACOB SCE WS'S sew Luta -
Set Yard, on the Keitro.sd, aJjoiataz the Lime
Bitnei Gettlrhiatr. •
Nov: 26, MN. ' •
PAWL LIST
Intel' rlllthions
A Card.
Shingles.
OROANg AND MELODEONfk
These instrum.mti e•bind unrantled bylny
thing found in t h is Oseipery or in , VONA. tali
is admitted by i 11 i opartialjadges. ni . ost
eminent Pipe ()win iiiirlidera and Pestorriters,
tile last to di:: srcr eseedlesee in eyed Tone,
nionounce thew ilistly inner:or to all other,
for exceedingly quirk articulation and- rontal
T o ne, the e,,eniinl feature in Instruments of
this class. We in% ite the severe srestfuy sad
eralcism i t 3:1.
P4TENT VOX lii.nIANA TREWILO
This late and most tynnOt 11111 invention (eo
aelnowledged by all leading 411111,4) ,
(bond** de the Estey -Instruments. la at
tempting to 4iesertbe the effect o' dila stop, Ira
are at lose (sr language. Its lieautio; cannot
be written, bat must be heard to be &ppm.),
ei tted. By this atop nu ordinary pertountr,
yea produce an ed'uct , whiol, requirena lifititpn
of pi .tetist far an artist npen a \ iulin. It en
tirely ehui), , rea tht tend rune, giving the Lea
pathetic su A:anus of thu human vuier, making
it so rnelodiun: and pure that it Dean fisiln to
enchant. the lerteuer.
TIIR mAnlrosic OTWAV
for Churches, Public Hells and Pak-tore hat a
ottwerfol sub-11 iss with irotependeat reads,
1111.1 Vox kianoinft
Tre
molo, and i 3 61`lieVed to he the most powerfol
reed oi gin made, br.iciptiearly equal to a Fipe .
Organ
.of three times tie east.
All i , trument3 warrnin tied for five rears.
II INDS supplied with lustre—
rneuis awl touSIC at reasonable tern's.
A liberal discount allowed for Churches and
Sabbath Sclloola.
yaL"lnstrnetions given both in . Voenl no,!
In,trumental Mu 41c, nt our roontB, end at pit,
1413' homes, ehher to individoula or ChWS*
.on reasonable terms.
Dee-, 1:, 1866. IS
A uteritaa Artists' Union!
AMERICAN ARTISTS' UNKIN I
AMERU AN ARTISTS' UNION?
The ANIERICAN ARTISTS' CSION [estab
lished Mt] sunounee that in order to exteud
the sale ut• the tollowing well kuuwu titi4
highly popular •
STEEL. PLATE ENGRAVINGS:
The Last Supper, 26 x 12 It
Departure of the Pilgrim Fathers .
for America, 27 I 36
Lending of the Pilgrim F.tthers, 77 536
Falvan' Musterin2: Iceit recruits,
Shakspeare and his Knieuds,
Cotter's Saturd t! flight, Prz 2/I
Valve Dl•icksmßll. • 27 .1 3i
Sian - irePt Destiny, (Fortune Teltino.)2t I 2:1
The'Nlassnere at Wyoming in IT7O, 2s t :$l3
Mc ant Vernon in the oleen time, or
Washington at 30 years of age, 20 z 34
The escape of Alaster MacDontfd
from the Ilassazre of Glencoe, 36 x 34
The 3inilonmt. 36 x 34
They hare deemed expedient to °fres thew to
their friends and the public at one dollar and
fifty cents each, the price heretofore having
hoeo two dollars each, and for the impose of
stimulating thegettiug up of Clubs, they have
'de'ermined to ,twatl premitims to the ee.tteei
up of the Clubs, nod in addition thereto to
distribute amongst the subscribers the sum of
$:0,0 )0 is money and p tinting, all BOOM is
the Hale elicit here rtnelieti 100.00 taps,-
ings. A' it is our intention to advertise -iery
extensively, and an the engravings are well
known throughout the .whole country, we
have no doubt, that with the low price we
eh trge for them, and the etertion - which will
be put forth by our numerous friends, the
number will be reached in a abort time. Al
soon as it is reached, the subscribers, through
their Club Agents, will he uodfird by a circu
lar letter fr..m us, naming the time aid meat
od of distiibution.
CLUB
Single Enzreving sl.st; each,—ht fro..
For 515 We NV I LI ben 113 Eng. and 2 to the Club .41
lEEE
•• 25
50 " " a Silver
" 75 " "W 1 " ** a silver Lever.
" lOtf " 150 " " a nuntingLever
The Club parkages will be securely peeled
and torwirded by Express.
Any person limy get up Clubs and forwerd
the amount either by Express, Sight Drtti,,
rot 0111;e Order or in a reentered letter -end
in all c mes the Er,Trarings will be immedi
ately sent, and for each env.raving a 1111111 , 0 Peed
certificate and receipt will be cuckooed la the
package.
C.O. D. ORDEll.9.—Persons wishing to send
for
_Engravings and p.ty the Express Co. when
they are received, wilt be required to Mind
with their order $2 to $5, according tcelte
amouut, and this wiirbe credited on their bill,
LAST OP PREIIIUSIS
To be distributed .
Ono of $lO,OOO in money,
• • " 5,001 "
Fire of I. I POO "
Ten of Soo "
Fitly of 1 "
One Itandred eleganUOil Paintings, rich
• Iy icatned, L Indgeapeg, at $lOO each, 10,000
Two hundred elegant l til l'aintinmeichly
framed, laTerior Views, at $5O each, !Mao
The AMERICAN ARTISTS" UNION would
add that the.4.e pre anoint are ti be considered
only in the .11$11L of a free gift to their patrons,
as the Engtitringi are flu ninbeg them /41 0 m,
their market value.bnt as the cost of engrasingil i ,
after the plates arc procured, it very trifling,
they e. 13 ea Far afford to make the disaibutitts,
large ss it
We tru4l that our numerous fritmds through
out the country and Canadiss will use the*
utmost exertions, so that if p.resible, the
tribution m.y be made soda, an it, can he
done if they are at all neat e. Iradies .hare
often made excellent Club Agents for us, and
se solicit their kind efforts, which will not go
unrewarded. Let one or more energetir per.
eons in every town end village in the country
commence us soon as they see this, mud yet up
as dirge otklult as postible. 'By so doing they
e•i;I be the \uterus of introducing elegant en.
gratings into families, and thus ant in eultt•
eating r taste for the beautiful and refined,'"
Address Orders
SIX. AMERICAN ARTISTS' UNION, -
:5 Pine Street, New York.
Nov. 12,1908. 3m
Shoes, Gaiters, Ace.
TOIIN Y. liBILIVU,
•P Is CAnuatil *mart,
welt std., 11 few doors from the Pahlie Moore
G e tty l b o rg, hl2 I ii.l in en !timeliest wort
meat of Sines, Se., for -
wougg &ND CiIILDRIVIt
whlrti fir bi otTering et the story lowest profits.
Having haneht for c tab, at the latest
lion, be i ;grooved to ear great bargoini.
Hoot and m tanfoeturing raffled on int
t h e 'ewe phis., and tb.ityt kin.l 'lf,' IP 3rk
JO:IN
L t lA, 1868. tr •
Entablialieti'in 1046. ,
H ENIIY Sr. OVZHVAN,
VOSISII-StuN lIERVIt - Arr •
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Avp
DEALER IN LEATIfER,
No. 14 South Tnird Stscct, ?halidelola.
IlikroCoosigninents solicited.
Dec. 10, 1804. 13*
,
410 4 r e
,OXI4 tier &et MerfC3TfteS are 14 a.
to be ;Ikea fain' the fix.:eWaro 17:
amplei saaien before the older iifie ', i
I
C. J. T9PON.'
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In
25 x 30
27,x 3L
$lO,OO l l
6,0v0
6,006
6;009
$.,0,0u0