fi dt P ll 9 t"Piler'
110
smut Arrantxd f oy, srpr. is, 1211%
1.11711X11 OF
TM MOLL.
the following extract from "Fuller's
Small Fruit Cu'Wrist," may be read
with
,profit:
"Deepening the soil is not wholly for
the purpose of furnishing more plant food,
nor to facilitate the downward growth
arab, but it le principally for the pur
pose of disintegration, and making it
of such a consistency that it will be
eapabbs of retaining a sufficient amount
of moisture at all times to nourish and
supply the plants growing therein, but
not enough to be detrimental. Rainwater,
as Is well known, contains gases that are
beneficial to plants, and if the soli is in
a condition to allow It to pass through it,
a large portion of these gases will be re
tained, but if the surface' is hard, the
water either . runs off' or remains until
it evaporates.
"Again, a soil that is loose and friable,
admits air and with it Moisture. To
prove this,fact,"We have only to take a
piece of glass or polished steel, or any
similar substance, and place it in fan ice
house where it will become cold ; then
carry it into the open air, end la a mo
ment it will be covered with water con
densed from the atmosphere. New, we
know that this moisture did not exude
from the glass, therefore it must have
oome from the air. By stirring the soil,
and-placing that which has become heat
ed underneath to warm the roots, and
bringing the cooler portico e to the top
'to condense the moisture, tvfo objects are
obtained: besides looseuitt the earth
that it may be the more easily penetrated
by the mere rootlets, it at the same time
&Colla theatr charged with moisture fur
-their nourishment. Thu benefit derivisl
from frequent stirring of the surface soil
in dry weather, especially if it be of a
compact nature, is mainly derived from
the admission of al t coutniuing Moisture.
Nally cultivators appear to think that
all that is required of them ,ii,, to keep
the weeds from growing among their
plants, and they never stir ,the soil ex
cept for this purpose; but our best culti
vator; have learned that frequent moviog
of the soil is beneficial to all crops, empe
time of druuth. If any one
doubts that soil can, be anode moist by
freqqent stirring, let them select a piece
of ground under some lien shed where
no rain has reached for a year or more,
break up the soil and pulverize it finely ;
then stir it and turn It over every morn
ing for a week., or two, and it will become
quite moist, while' a similar soil In the
open field, which has not been stirred,
will be parched and dry. , Mulching the
surface with straw, leaves, or similar
materiels, is often very beneficial, es
pecially to plants whose roots do not
penetrate deeply. The mulch not only
assists in preventing evaporation, but
lbsureo - oondensation of moisture from
the air.which parses freely, through It to
the soil."
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The best gait a horse ever had for every
day use is a good walk. It is a gait that
not one In ten possesses. Colts are not
trained to Walk In all the Eastern
t4tates. Young America wants more
speed. Kentucky has more good walking
horses than any other State, foe there
horse back traveling haS long- been in
fashion for men and women over a coun
try where muddy roads,'at some seasons',
rendered any othergait impossible, and
so horses have been bred for the saddle
and trained to a walking gait. This is
also the case In all the Western States,
and perhaps might have been so in New
England when our grainimotheni rode
to meeting on pillions behind our
grandfathers. But one horse wagons have
put horse back riding out of fashion, and
now a good walking horse is more rare
than one that can trot a mile in 2.40.
:At the Springfield (Mass.) Horse Show
of 1880 the 'writer was one of a committee
to award prises to the best two walking
honks. Out of seventeen entered, the
committee, found but one which was con
sidered a first rate walker. This was. a
Morrill mare, which walked Eve S miles
an hour with ease. Two otherri were
fair walkers, and the others knew o gait
that could be called walking. 4 t the
New York State Fair the sam e . s tate of
*eta was again developed. A letter from
Wisconsin says: "I think hones trained
to walk fast would be a greater benefit to
farmers in general tfiau fast trotters, as
almoetall of his work has to be done with
a walk. I once knew a man in Massa
chuiettilleillo, before' the railroads were
built, kept 'from two to four teams at
work on the road, and never allowed
them to trot at all, and made the distsuce
in quicker time than his neighbors, who
made their horses trot at every conve
nient place. He said that when a horse
commenced to walk • after a trot, he
wand fauch slower than his common
gait if kept on a walk, and therCby lost
more timet hau he gainful." Will farmers
think of this and pay more attention to
walking horses 'l—.Sol' onitobintnin. '
HOW TO KEEP POTATOWNI.
4 correspondentof the &feral* Amer
ican says that he has tried the following
method of keeping potatoes for years
with complete success, though in'some
instances the tubers were diseased when
taken outof the ground :—"Dust over the
floor . of the bin with lime, and put in a
bout six or seven inches deep of potatoes
and dust with lime as before. Put in
tax or seven inches of potatoes and lime
again . ; repeat the operation until al: are
stored away. One bushel of lime will
do forty bush9s of potatoes, though more
will not hurt them—the lime rather im
pKeting the flavor than otherwise."
?foxier° CATBUP.—Nove that tomatoes
are is their greatest abundance, the fol
lowing recipe for Making tomato catsup, -
communicated by Mrs. Page to the
Prairie Ft worm-, will be found useful:
?Take ripe tomatoes (the small red ones
are preferable,) wash but not skin them,
and throughly boil one hour, and then
put them through a hair sieve, and to
one quart of Juke add one table-spoonful
of cinnamon, one of black pepper, half
of cayenne, half of nutmeg, one of; good
mustard, two-thirds of tea-cupful of salt.
801 l threw hours, and then to one 'quart
of Aloe add one pint of pure cider vinegar.
Boil half an hour longer ; bottle hot and
seeltm. This catsup will keep for years,
and not require shaking before using.
A porcelain kettle should be used:"
• ORIGIN OF Ting TERM NEWSPAPER.—
In Hadyen's Dictionary of dates, it is
said thiat news Is not, eh many suppose,
&that *cat the adjective new. In for
mor Witte Shetween the yearn If% and
itit o was the prevalene practice to put
0 ' Periodicel publiCatione of the
&id*, Initial-letters of the con3pase,
Woe :
kg
impliMkpir th 4 Mile PIM% contained
inIF awn the afar irm it t en • o f
th j-4114 . twin this vacua) le
term newspaper.
HARDWkd 'AND nocnms
ritintowlbera home Jure returned from the
es with SO iramemie urnpb of
ITA.R.DWARE & GEOCERMA,
which they are teMiting at their old stand In Bal
timore street, at prices to suit the tim,. unr
stork consists in part a
BUILDING MATERIALS,
CARPENTER'S TOOLS,
RLACESHITH'S TOOLS,
COACH. FINDINGS,
SHOE FINDINGS,
CABINET MAKER'S TOOLS
HOUSEKEEPER'S FIXTURES,
ALL KINDS OF IRON, fitc.,
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS,
OILS, PAINTS, &c., &c.
There 111 no article included in the several de
partments mentioned above but what can be had
ut this store. Every clams of Mechmulos can be•
accommodated here with tools and findings, and
Housekeepers can and every article in their line.
(live us a call, as we are prepared to sell as low
for cash as aup.house out of the city.
JOEL B. GA.NIfiGt,
DAVID ZIEGLER.
Gettysburg, May lb, 184.
ORM FOR CASH 1
NEW STORE!
, LIQURS &C.
The undersigned hasGROCERIES renamed to Clettysh O erg , .
and
opened a new Store, on Baltindre street, next
door to the Post Moe, and nearly opposite the
Court House, where he °Mos for sale, CHEAP
FOR CASH, a large and choice exaortroent of
Groceries,—
SUO.ARri, COFFERS, TEAS, .MOLANSF34, SYR
SALT, &C., with FISH,
BACON LARD, ae. •
.kbw), Lkluarn,—
WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, WHISKIES, RUMS
and everythelaa In the line.
AIR°, any quantity of Notiona, to snit-any and
erybody.
Reinlick Ode Is the place ta„hay CHEAP FOR
C.1.14R.
CIEX). F. I:.I.I.I3FLEISt'II.
April Z 3, I 7
Impentang
TO ALL PERSONS!
II [hr tltirm 1 5 ari . i ; t1.1,4 V1141 1411 3 41 1 1T.T.
and lo 4.. H. ' Sy{ 0p.., wher,. ilwy will
keep rlDeau,lL OH hand a r ciaiplete,
meat of
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111 , 1101 nm ts,srups,Hirt, St:lpin+. Te:(8, lun•on,
Floor, 1'1441, Rive, Potatos. Sail, TtAsteco, ,tr.,
\ artiele to he (Moat tun tlrsl-clas•
Lirowry.Nwl iN , NFECTIO.:kN, NOTlo4ii mutt
%}lTlet,Fh.
They bop,• 11. rissivett SIMI , "I , public pa tron
age. unit eantetstO 14ollcit n conttuusitee of the
custom herelvfore given to the eAlabllshmettt.
301 IN HENDRICKS,
• HIRANI WARREN.
Gettysleirg.•Aprit 8,1887.
•
- NEW GOODS.
CHEAP-CHEAPER-CHEAPEST,!
'F ar a wish to hay good and cheep Goode, call
JACOBS & BRO'B.243TOItE,
near Myersa Hotel, In CFIAMBERSIBMIG ST.,
Gettysburg. They have the very beat selection of
goods, such as
CLOTHS, CASHMERES, TWEEDS, &C.,
the market can produce, and are determined to
Jodi them as cheap 00 can be sold anywhere In
town or country. Any person wishing , to have
them CUT, can have it done free of Charge. Those
desirin&gootis MADE UP, can also be accommo
dates!. We warrant the hest work and the best
11U; to be had anywhere. No humbug In what we
RUV.
iVe have on hand the very beel,and most durable
BEWLVG MACHINES,
and are nlwaya ready to wnit on runtotnern. Full
nattalkellon given In opernting'lnnehlne, tall
and ettnThlnte. We warnolt.thent to be the best
In tine.
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April tf
GREEN RIDGE!
4i • NEW MTORE AN! NEW 00011,4!
JOHN NORBECK
uAS commenced Storedreepink at. GREEN
In Hamilton township, Adania eo.,
on the Hampton turnpike, a n d axtuld Inform the
public that he box mat reprrned from the
with an excellent assortment of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, ' HARD-WARE,
QUEENS-WARE CEDAR-WARE TIN
WARE, cAlsanxs, NOTIOgI4,
Tohnoraw, ere. (tr.—indeed, a fall and complete
line of Liootht:to cult the IleCellUtitleil and Maw of
all. lila prleett are ea low no the very lowerd—
(3olcoes at -10 cents and Magnus at 11 reale, as
lnatanem.
He feels that him gond* and prima will belt:4lms
factory to the public, and therefore invite. a large
Riau, of enstom, from near and far. Don't forget
the admire—the Clreen Ridge store Is thi• place to
get the full worth of your money .
April tSt7. If
Farmers, Attend to Your Intirestsl
GETTYSBURG FOUNDRY,
fTWE nubscriber Would inform Ilia customer*
and othert, that he in ntW manufacturing va
flow kinds of miring[ and Machines, made to
miler, Oh short notice, such 11,4
TIIRESIIERS AND DOWERS,
five different nines of Unworn.) CLOVER-REED
VELEM AND CLEANERS, CORN SEEL
LERS ANT) 'SEPARATOIII4 `CORNFODDER
CUTTERS, STRAW AND HAY CUTTERS;
PLOCUH,g,
web av Casa Plow/hoc Barshear Plongh%Bltiehlli
and Corn Ploughx; the
WIRE-HPRING HORSE RAKE
the 'Mold improvement; a/so :Motel Screws for
Cider Prroser,
Eli=
ir Contokries or_Potam, with everything clew
i ilk line, all at low prices.
FOR light Two-lions: Wagon, a One.
one Wagon, and a Spring Warn, all new.
DAN ID STERNER:
April :30, VW, tf
HEW BAKERY.
NEWPORT & ZIEGLER,
MICIZANICAL BARWI7B.
South Washington street, ones square from the
Eagd, le Hotel, U
of MTYSBURG, P. Constantly on
han the best
BREAD, CRACKERS, CALEB, PRETZEIB, &e
Pennon wishing bah Bread will be served
every morning, by leaving their maximal:oMM:
deuces at the Bakery. Every effbrt made to
please. Give aka call.
April 20, ISM. I L
ADAMS COUNTY
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCECOMPANY
INCORPORATHD, MARCH 18, 1851
OTAICf.IIS.
Prealdent—peonte Swope.
Vice President—l:smile' R. Rumen
- - - • .
Secretary—D. A. Buehler.
Treasurer—E. O. Fabneatock,
Executive Committee—Robert McCurdy, An
drew Hetataelman, Jacob Ring.
Managers—lldeorste Swope, D. A. Buehler, R.
McCursily M. B lelberger, R. R. Russell, E. 0.
Fahnesteck, A. D. Buehler, R. 0. McCreary, Get
1-1-e.lbnutrairel m j a n , b Fra K n i fffin . Bt V r t i .f.
" 171 th e l P ; Net
Oxford; Wm. B. Wilson, BenderaNille; ' h. A.
Picking,Straban; John Wolford,Latlmore; John
Pleking, EARL Berlin ; Abel T. Wright, Benders
vine ; Abdiel F. OM, New Oxford; Jas. H. Mar
shall, Hamillonban ; John Cunningham, Free
dom; John Homer, Mountjoy; Wm. ItramWhite,
liberty.
1 thls Company in limited In its operations to
the county or .tdams. It lute been In operation
for more than 15 years, awl In that period ham
Wide but one fliblektment, having paid Monett by
lire during that period amounting to 811,088-56,-
VP of which have been paid during the last two
ears. Any person desiring an Insurance can
apply toony of the sho e named Managers for
further information.
Si — The Executive Committee meets at the of
fice of the Company, on the last Wednesday In
every month, at d o clock, P. IL
• Oet. la , IBal tf
Photograph Album&
rririf i me ap nt i beautiful Jat and M
tour:. lot of
ed In
Gettysburg,
just
received at the SMCI I 2OIOR
GALLERY. Albums holding 50 Pictures only
SI 75. Camr stock cornpriset over 30 different
idylArang d wit i l i c n h are the i ce l rrated
Alb7a we
have bou g ht low and are determined toren lower
than the same qualities can be bought any whe re
la county or out out. - C.. 1. TYSON.
Lan. 2R, 11167.
GET your PHOTOGRAPHS at
TYEK)NS' I4
GENTLEI(F.N'S furnishing - Goode all kinds
and styles at NORRIS'.
iRARONSwIshing PH(YriXiIdAPHR of their
1. children will Audit to their advantage to call
at the
Exeenlor ' C. J. 111101 C, GettraboroPa.
pOß atz.., Deht . tnee. Lake
la!
te., the ladle. wave..
WW2. id the EXastster cannot b. underrated
wlalke,time-quallty and style or PICTVIUSB
tonnes bisarponsed. aIU and eximitus.
C. J. TYFYIN.
HE4D QU.IIRZ.4.RB
CiI.JOMII•TCA.
PICKING SELLS COATS CHEAP.
PICKING PELLE PAMTh CHEAP.
PICKING B=l,ll- VEFITEI CHEAP.
PICXWG SEJ L 8 =IRV CHEAP.
PICKER° szus Norma* amour.
PICKING SELLS CLOCKS CHEAP.
11 . .4. / . 4cfeN,NPF:ll,4:•ll{ ,r.%1
plemnio seas mum wear.
PICKING HELM ACCORDEDNA CHEAP
PICKING SELLS VERY CHEAP.
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July 21), MC
McCURDY & HAMILTON,
FLOUR, GRAIN, GROCERIES, &C.
rundelli t trilre luiring, et their Wire
,.:l4 u p t stfr, soßcenitig Buehler's
FLOrit,
WHEAT, LOVER AND TIMOTHY
HEEDH, POTATO}H, 4t;.,
and invite producers to give then, it call before
selling.
They have eormtantly on hand for sale,
A LARGE SUPPLY OF GROCERIES,
Molasses, Syropm, Coffees, Sugar., tn., with Salt,
Flail, Oils, Tar, Soap., Bacon and Lard, Tobaeona,
Qr. Also the best hinds of FLOL'IL with FEED
of all kinds. They likewise tali e
SEVERAL VALUABLE FFITTILIZERS,
Soluble P,,u•ier 1 . 110.11,}1R1C and
A A Alexlran Guano.
. . .
Wlttlnt they ptly the hlglieht autrkei prle. for
all they bity they Nell at the loweet !lyingmotits.
They Mk.. Ono, Of 1411.11 e patronage. renotve4 to
gll a hath.factiou tlt t.l, cry ,11.4..
litlßEttT NteeT'ltl)Y,
t 4. IJA3III.TON.
liettpthurg..Tuly I. WC,
GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE.
AiT. tt,sori ,K font
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TcaN, dre, Willie ',agars or all kinds, and
"Brown Sugar, chimp, prime new crop Orliana
Molamer, and all grad. ofSvropx ; E.. 444 MACK
EREL, best, in market. All kinds of
I. I Q U .1 ICS
luilemile and retail, prime Wine, !Mindy, Rye
Gtr m, lt, in l and other purposeh,
in any quantity.
Mlsider.i-herb Bitters, and the "Great
Znigitri Bitters."
WM. I. MARTIN,
Baltimore street, Gettysburg.
April 1,1867. if
ANOTHER, VETO
B NORRIS
__C:
_I, 0 T 41-1 AV G ,
HAJTS AND CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,,
AS CHEAP AS BEFORETHE WAR
ALFIO,
Anything in the Genitenien'ii Purnighing
line, •
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IMEMBIE
April 15, MIL if
LCINIBER, COAL,
ATO 1" RN, TIN- WA RE,
Corner of Street and the Railroad,
urrivsnvit“, PA.
I liN IMMENSE STOCK!
ti order to give the public Immething like an
adequate plea of the len m en.r snrel,
I'ottl, Stoves, Tin-ware, &e., &e., on hand and for
stale by the undersiwned, at lair establichment, In
0I Isle .trees, steross the Railroad from 1110 Frt.-
' polliger Station, hew maid enumeinte as far na the
itnjits of a newspaper advertisement tt ill allow:
IN 'IRE LI - SIIRER LINE
Boards and Plank of every grade, from callings
to fsmel, Joists and Scantling, pine and hemlock,
Siding, planed and unpinned, Flooring, Shingles,
Shingle Laths, - Pinstering Laths, Pirkets, ready
made Doors and Sash, Blinds and Shutters,—ln
Inct, et erythlng aged for building purpmte,
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Sham Akin Al%lto Ash and Lykens , Valley Red
Ash, these two varieties being the purest and beat
for all domeatie purposes. Also the very beet
Bromi-top and Allegheny Smith Coal.
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Wa'retle, Noble Cook, Roy al Cook, Barley Sheaf,
Oriental, Stewart's Cook, Ornamental Excelsior,
Prince Roy al and the Emerald Cooking Stoves,
all for coal or wood. These varieties are a selee-
Mot from the hest and moat popular Cooking
Stoves the market affords, and are all warranted
to give entire satisfaction. Also, a very large
variety of Parlor, Saloon and Shop Stoves, tor
coal or woad , including the celebrated Morning
Glory, the Vulcan, Oval Meteor, Round Meteor,
Dial, Violet, (lens, Regulator, Cornet, Etor, New
Egg, Parlor Cook, dr.c., it c. Fire Brick and li rates,
for coal or wood, always on hand,
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The assortment embraces everything necessary
for kitchen or household pnriawes, including
large member of convenient yet cheap articles of
new design whirls a nnst he 144011 n by lappnrlaterl.
The stook is 40 large and varied Host ilOl4O Mho
have nut visited the establishment hat e no con
ception pf its exteht. — liiiiiitrun to the ordina
ry Jl.ltChtlell utensils, it Includes Bathing Vessels,
Toilet (ianas, Sets, plain and Laney, Chamber
Bockens Bread and Spice Boxes, Tea and Collis:
Canistfts, Deed Boxes, Spit Mons, Tumbler Drain
ers, BOshead Boxes, Walters, Ale Carriers. NI ater
Coolers, Slaw Cutters, Nuns' lumps, Jelly Molulds,
Pudding Moulds, Patent Nutmeg tireless, Comb
Cases, Gen. Grunt Plates and A B 12 Plates Ash
Buckets, Floor Sieves, Bird C Heads,
Cott
Spout
Cottee Mills, Lanterns, Basting Spoons, Large
Forks, Candle Sticks, Candle Moulds, Copper tap
pers, Wrought-iron Frying Pans, Smoothing
Irons, Foot rWrapers, Coffee insisters; Waffle
Irons, Snuffers, Dinner and Auctioneer Bells,
Emq Beaten, Oilers, Fluted Funnels, Cool Sieves,
Glass-top Fruit Cans, Plain-top Fruit Cane, Self
sealing Jars, &e., &e. Tin-ware made to order,
and repairing promptly attended to, by the best
of workmen.
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Cant-Iron Pots,• of every size and variety, for
stows, Porcelain Kettles, for cooking and pre
serving, Kettles for ditto, Cast-iron
Stew Pans, of every else and variety, Poreelarie
and tinned, with a thousand and one other arti
cles impossible to enumerate in an ads ortise
menh
Attention la apecially directed to three valua
ble patents for which he la agent, and about
which there Is no humbug, an can he attested by
warm who have lased them, via: THE UNIVER
SAL CLOTHES-WRINGER, DOTI"S WASHING
IifAi R IIINE, and the celebrated DIAMOND
CH N.
The public are invited to call and examint ,
goods and prices. He guarantees to sell every
thing in his line at exceeding low figures. Come
and see, to, gratify your cnrWatty, if you do
not tint to buy. No trouble to show goods.
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EIMIE3
$2O 00 AGEIaiTS WANTED—COO 00—Male
and Female, to Introduce our NEW
PATEN, STAR SHUTTLE SEW] Nil MA
CHINE. It t adapted for tinnily nor and Tailor
lug. It makre a ail tab alike on both Ndm. Prier
only TWENTY DOLLARS. - Extraordinary in
ilueementa to Admits. Par full particular, imt
dreaa • DUMONT A WILSON,
61) ARCH Stint
July I, 1/67. ilm Pa.
ENTABLISHED IN 1845.
H E,Ry W. OVERMAN,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
AND
DEALER IN LEATHER,
No. 11 South Third Street, Philadelphia,
air - Conslgnmesits solicited.
Dee.lo, HAW Ir.
HAY WItIM/D
/rim tintiemigned still pay the hhtheet market.
1 me prime tettyebu for HAY. Inquire at Spaegter'e Ware
ho, rg.
GF:O. N. STRICICHOUSER..
Nov. 55,103. tf
&Ore Rattle Sewing llatthines
ICE Impeller to all others for FAMILY AND
MANVFACTrItING PCDPOELIA.
Ulm all the West isaprorententat are
speedy: nolateaa; dttrable; and eaey hkwork.
Illnatnited Meatus tree. Agents wanted.—
Liberal dimwit allowed. No conalgtments
d aetal . a Illierelt s. At. 00.. all
Nair "lark. tlllapt. ri.l=lV'
■(10 to DOTHOMN & HOFFMAN'S, to boy
A_l' Four Dry Goode, Hollow, Queensware,&e.,
on the timetweet Owner of the Diamond, Get
tyebn re.
7~gj gam,
.I,l7.lttw`ul!tat,tgMl`.4i'l.7,lll
WATCHEH ! WATCH ! !
, k'NI7D4 STROME
In the Watch trade. and has
lust returned Wfeiy
York with an nunauslly
attrerthre emortment. He offers such bargains
as cannot fall to be acceptable to buyers. His
stock embrace' a lame lot of the
CELEBRATED "AMERICAN W4TCFIER,"
GOLD AND SILVER, viz
"P. B. Bartlett," Wm. Ellery." and "Appleton
& Tracy;'
with Watches of almost all other makes.
If you want a CHEAP and GOOD;Watch, call on
LEWIS STRoUSE
At his old gtand,Cribtle street.
nearly opposite the Depot, Gettysburg, Pi
oar lie continues the Grocery, Notion and Con
fectlonery boatman, as heretofore.
Jane '24,1X7. tf
INSURE YOUR PROPERTY
The Itsrmera' and 'AferchantB' Insurance
Company, of Yoi*, Penn'a
Incorporated hp the Legislature of Penn 'n. in 1861.
ACTHOPIZItiI l APITAL-. 11 00,000 oo
CAPITAL PAID PE 40,000 00
AVAILABLE ASSETS. L•2,97d 17
TNSERANCE can be made In this Company at
I as low rates as are consistent with the securi
ty of the Company and the parties innuml, and
on an accommodating terms as with any Compa
ny in tie country,
7co premium notes are taken and eonnequently
no anneasments will be made on itn
This being an inland Compaoy,no rinks will be
alien in the layer cities.
More than half of its entire Moak Is owned by
q 1 Oflicen4 and Direetom which Is a guarantee
that Its Minim NO I be wu managed us to make it a
safe medium for Innuntnee.
All limes promptly adJueted and plaid without
any delay.
A.pplimtions made through the Pout Office,
from any - part of the country, will meet with Im
mediate attention.
Office in the corner-room, Second Story of
HARTMAN'S Centre Square, Pork.
President—HENßY WENS.
Vece•Prestderst—DAVlD E. SMALL,
DI, odor'',
• Philip A. Small, John A. Weiser,
M. B. Spahr, 0,0. W. Ilgentritz,
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'hurl. A. Morrie, W. H. Kuria, tot L.
John F. Spangler Lewin CurL
David E. Small.
Trrtuurer—cha ries Weiser,
Secretirry—T. Kirk White.
HENRY A. PICKING, Agent, ;ettyglairg,
F. N. W. 110WERs, " York Springs.
July I, Nr. oho
MORE NEW GOODS!
part. I , r
rrlIS, 4'
Kelitnt. kv 3nm., 11,111 TWI,IIIY, for .nru'n
N‘ritz. nv.ortlorlit ..1
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'AMEN' .1)R1;,4 1:110)1.4,
t stis.k ha. 1,11 seleefellltth Weal ~. ”, • .101.1
we are prepared to sell as cheap ay. ny other ,-
11111112411111elit Al the eounty. We ask the puldle to
gl% e 11n a call noel judge fort heninek es. We dety
, vinpetltion, both mil o quality and ;give.
A. hi..lll"f
April 15,1867. If
H. F. DEBRING & BRO.,
FRESCO AND ORN.INANTAL PAINTERS;
FREDEIUCK CITY, MD.,
inform the public that the}•
ore prepared to FREsCO CHUIUMES,
H. WI, PRIVATE RESTEENCEP, &e. • in the
moat approved lea, modern or ancient. All
work •arranted to give isatbdinition as to Rude,
durability and cheapneaa.
April ir2,1,417. am
NEW ARRANGEMENTS,
Hk ..NRY OVERDEER,
Ott the Hi in Baltimore St., Gettysburg,
has made arrangements to get fresh supplies eve
ry week from the city and is. determined to sell
cheap. He Invites all to give him a rail. His
BUN* consists of GROCEHHN NoTIONS,
FLOUR, Corn Meal, Chopped heed, Corn, oats,
Fish, flacon, Lard, Cheese, Crackers, Tobatsen, Se
gal, and Snuff, SCOAR, COFFEE, Tess, Syrup,
Molasses, Candles, Coal OIL Fish Oil, Tur, Rest
Cider Vinegar, and a great variety of Notions,
Candles, Sc., &e. -
ilfirTbe (hall or Trade will be al vim Inc loantry
Prnduee, ouch no Fluor, Cotu-, Onto, Butler,
rotat4wa, Raga, Se.
pril 8, 1067. if
SEWING MACHINES.
The Grocer & Baker.-40 Beat in Toe
Tiros} Machines have heeoms set aril knon n
that little need be said 10 ant of recommen
dation. The, have taken the firstJa . entiton at
all the lade state Falls, are unlvernalls ae
knowledked to lie the lIFIST in 10 , 0 10" 1111 11110
100111 tried them. The No - over fi Baker Stitch"
and the ••nitattle Stitch' are points that ha,e
Tern attained let no other MlO hike. They are the
only machines that %M.N . 01111 01111proiller a 1111 per
fell 1011. These Machine , ;ire pevuliarly adapted
to Fatally use. They are noiseless, new directly
from the mast a ithout rest haling, and are sim
ple in their constructbm. They are easy 10 111011-
nice, and elm . he st orkod by almost ant child.
Every fatally should Irat e use. They sate labor,
they-tare lane, sad they Lure money, and do their
stork better than It can Is. done by hand.
The undersigned having been appointed Agent
for the abOVe 1111 hits tFtubl hilied n Agen
es In F•airtleld, A 41111114 young, where he will al
way,‘ lint a on hand a s upply. Puyanot wishing
to buy will please nail and examine for them
selves.
and Thread will also he supplied.
J. N. MITI - I}]lloW,
}•airfield, .Idams munt3 , l'a
Apg. 27, INl6_ tr •
MORO PHILLIPS'
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SUPER-PHOSPHATE.
R I D T1 : 1 N1 ; A R NTEF:D.
FOR SALK AT KANUFACTKREFFS IfFPOTS,
No. 27 NortleFront street, Philadelphia,
ANn
No.ll.lSout h Street, Raltimnre,
And by, Mateo. in general throughout the
Country.
'The SOMBRERO biIrAISO of which MoRO
PHILLIPS' PHOSPHATE la and tawnya loot
been manufactured,Jand of which he has kOle
control for the United States,) contains ally per
cent. more Bone Phosphate than Raw Bone,
therefore It is more durable. Tile addition
of ammonia given it greater ferzing value.
Over nix yearn' experience has proved to the
Fanner that it makes a heavier grain than even
stable manure, and is not only active hut lasting.
MO
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer.
t. , 56 per ton of 2,000 lbs. Discount to
Dealers.
March .1,1110. am ,
pkizquiatogilko,,lN: 1
E take pleasure in annOuneing to Dealers in
Fertilizers, and the Agricultural public, that
we have all hill the past year.thereasol our facil
ities for the manufacture of our RAW BONE MVPS
PHATE, to an extent 'unequalled by airy other
House In the United states or Europe. These fa
cilities tint oni:, Include the enlargement of our
old established it arks In Philadelphia, known as
the DELAWARE RIVER AGRICULTURAL
CHEMICAL WORKS, hut also the purchase dt
extensise :old a ell stocked works at Chicago, 111.,
Mith all tbe net esestry machinery, ears, etc to
conduct the lain/110M. This estainnalltnenL atone
has pnxlmed, annually', trier .1,1100 tons of
drted Bones and 3leat, and is capaple of being
largely increased. We desire, b> the closest su
pervision, to condnet these twaroneenis No that
oar customers will derive a practical benefit from
their tmumlidation, in obtaining a MANURE which
shall maintain a standard and uniform quality,
and at t he lowest poannie price.
BAUGH & BONS.
• Peruvian Guano Substitute !
BA uu Iry
RAW BONFi s
SUPER - PHOSPHATX OF LIME
BAUGH & SONS, .
SW Proprietor, & Manufacturers,
Delaware River Chemical Works,
PHILADELPHIA,
AHD
Calumet Works,
CHICAGO,
*if-Farmers are recommended to purchase ape- the dealer located In their neighborhood. In sec
tions where no dealer Ix yet eatahibthed, the
Phosphate may be procured directly from the un
dermigned. A priced Circular will be sent to all
'dealers who apply.
BAUGH ft SONS',
Officer, No. IA S. Delaware A. mow,
PH ILADIMPIIIA,
AND
Xs. 229 Lake .Weed, Chicago.
BAUGH BRCYTIIMS & CO.,
Oenend Wholesale Agents,
No. IP I Pearl rarer}, comer of (Mar,
NEW Yam:.
(113ORGD 1111(3DALE,
Whnlennir Alien( for Maryland and Virginia,
it and 107 Moadlis Wharf,
IfAini NORM.
ti-We. aro prepared to Supply nor Patent Set ,
lions! MIII to all liturtitiodurent do grinding
Bourn, Guano and another hail sabotittima.
Augugts, PC. In,
FRESH CONFECTIONARY
ICE CRE.IY NALOO.N
1118 E subserlber respectfully Informs the Ml
sennof Oettyettertrg maul vielMW, that he Nut
a ConfeCtionary Diteitillahnient,dW, door east of
the Rai& Antal, on (WARW.:M.4,IIW STREET,
to - whlett he Would invite their at tention.
CANTIIPP, ANI) EVERY D
F ESCRIP
TRW O CONFECTIONS,
together with NIITS, ORANGIN and all hinds of
FRUITS, nlikayx on hand.
/a - PARTIES, mittlie and private, w well or
FAMILLEItt, will be furnbthed with all kind of
I !AKIN, ICE CREAM, in pyramidal Ibrin or
otherwisejand other REFREiHMENTS, attheir
hounea, upon abort notice.
Having spent a life-time at the business, he
flatters himself that he understands it, and that
Ice is able to give entity satisfaction.
Call and see his Confectionary.
JOHN ORITHL.
May 111, Ugg.
CLOiar ns AClM , —; , lteet received mother eupply
of Drasbee reedOenpArt
DOW WOODS'
LARGE VIEWS of the Battle Fldd ai Mr # 4,o c :
ay.ivii.riattie°7tield at Also.
&Solar Gal.
le,. Pont lan to ' , ET them. C. J. TlitiON.
VALUABLE kROPERTIES
lIEEME!
JOHN
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Rag for sale GI number of desimbie prop:km to
which he saki. the attention of those wishing to
purchase.
Two No. 1 STORE WANDS far sale or rent,
with stock of goods lotua near
Railroad, situated In beautiful villages; itood
chance for persons wishing to engage In the busi
ness.. PosAssion given any time.
A LIMESTONE FARM 4.4 .5.1 acres, near Rail.
road, brick house and all neceretry out-buildings.
A LIMESTONE FARM of MU acres, with Floor
and Saw Mill, hotuie, barn, and other out-build
ings, situated in Baltimore county, hfd., 18 miles
from Baltimore.
ALiMESTGICF. FARM of 480 acres, brick house,
brick barn, in Baltimore county, Md., 17 mil.
from Baltimore,
A LARGE EttUN DRY .hND MACHINE SHOP,
with Dwelling, situated to a eounty seat, near
Railroad and Depot. Good shence for doing all
kinds of work. Also, set end Town Lots will be
atikl with [heat. e properit if desired.
A FARM OF Its ACRES, in.kdams county,
with good Stone House, good Barn, d.c., Dear a
tanxpike and railroad,
FORTY ACRES, with good Home, Barn, de.,
three quarters of a mile front a ssllload station.
A good chance: terms easy,
A FA - Rif OF PI Auncs, on the Carlisle turn
pike, under good eultis ation, wlthn large Brick
Home, Book limn, and other out-buildings, all
A LARGE FLOUR MILL, with :IS Aeon aloud.
The minims four pair of Burr, and all machinery
fordoing merchant work. Best aster power In ,
the windy.
A FARA( OF t AMIN, ncti the Hanover
turnpike, on which Is erected a good House, Barn,
and all other necessary out-buildings.
A FARM OF sio ACRES, good land, with large
Brick Goose. rn, and7l.lllt. Hoaxes — le nen.
in wood—half a toile rim the Conowago Chapel.
A HOTEL, in New oxfonl, two-story, roomy
and eon% en tent for baginess. Good chance;
terms easy.
Also, a number of good Rouses and Lot.. f or
sale In New (Word.
Personr who with to buy Real F,tate, as well as
those who Will to sell, are mgw•cteai to give the
subscribers roll at his store m Neu Osumi. Ad
dress,
JOHN C. ZOITK, [and Agent,
New Oxford, Adams county, Pa
April 1, DM ly
W. E. BIDDLE. II."A. DENSER.
100.000 BUSHELS GRIAN WANTED.
NEW FIRM AT TILE OLD WAREHOUSE.
Vu3l. E. BIDDLE & CO. would inform the
IV lie that they have leased the Warehouse on
the corner of Stratton street and the Railroad, in
tielq 8/lUrg, a lucre they a ill cam on
Tlll UR.IIN AND PRODUCE BUSINES%4
in all Its branches. The highest priers will Id
ways be paid tor heat, Rye, Corn, Oats, ('lover
and Timothy Santa, F tumH
laxseed, S
p, ay and
straw, Dried Fruit, Nat.:. Soap, Hants, Shoulders
and Sides, Potato..., with everything else hi the
pontiff . % produce lilt,
GROCERIES —A ill hand, for kale, toffees, Su
gars, Molanws, Senile., Tess, Splers, Nat, Cheese,
',slat, listard, Star. it, Brutal., /3uek
ets, Blanking, Nuip., the Also i OM, Fish
in, Tar, the, FISH tit all hinds; Spikes and
Nails; Smoking and (*hes% log Tohaepos.
Thee are always able to supply attest rate ant
ple of Flour, a It It the tiltierviti kinds of Feed..
Ai., Ground Plat.ter, with linanos anti other
fertilizers.'Al, by the bushel ton ur carload.
They Will run it
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from lletlyohurk to Baltimore once et cry week.
They arc prepared to eonvc Freight either way,
in any quantity, at REDUCED RATES. They
will attend, it dehirod, to the rnakihg of parch:Lacs
in the city, and delis twine; Wei:taxis promptly in
Gettysburg. Their earn run to the \%arehouse pf
Nathan Roan Cq., PLY North tloward St. near
Franklin, Baltimore', where freight will be re
ceived at any t ime. They I nvltelhe attention of
the public In their.llne assuring them that they
will spare no effort to accommodate all who may
patronize them.
April la, IPOf. tf
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1867. ' REMOVAL. 1567
A. B. FEISTEL,:
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Dealer in Clocks, Irateher and Jewelry
lAs removed his Store to YORK STREET,
LI next door to Royer tt Son's Grocery, and di
rectly opposite the Gettysburg National Rank,
where he ham on bond, and is constantly receiv
ing, large suppileo. of
r K ,
front the best Nfanu factories In the United States;
all styles, Rego lator, Ofilee: Eight-day and Twen
t hour clocks, wit h end a it hoot Alarm At
htehment—tlll a arntnted, rind will be sold cheap.
Prices from 50 to $9
A T II I: 8,
of .I.lnerlean and Foreign manufacture; Gold anti
Slit Cr, Hunting-ease tool Open-fared Levers, De
tached last erN, Straight Lino, White Mot ement,
Lopitten, Railroad Time-keepers and Tinting
-Watt Id % all warranted—at prices t tinging front
Sl.l to 17.1. ,
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.% splendid assortment of Rings, chased and
Weil ling Ming., !Una% onirohlr for Gina,
Silver Mag., and Gotta - Pemba Hines, Ladles'
ktreia4-pins and Ear-ring.; 4tif all styles 1111t1 priers,
int'a Mar ol all kinds, Alan.onle, tkld Fellows,
Red 31en, and 'I emplar'... Gold Pens and l'euellA,
Napkin 111110, hllver Thl rnb Iro.,Spectaelew, sliver,
Irintrd 1111,11.tre1,11 large varlet y of Gall 1111 d Silver
est and Curb Chains. Gent's ]Acorn Slucla,
Sive... Buttons, Loekeix, he., &e., gold
HEAYEK THAN TUECIIMAPENT.
(locks, Watch., Jewelry and Musical Instm
men Is of every description REPAIRED to order,
and Kati/tract tun guaranteed in nil cases.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
extended to him, he hopes, by doing good work,
at reasonable prices, to merit the continuance of
the NUM;
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Gettysburg, April 15.11417. if •
NEW LUMBER YARD.
T IIE nnderdgned lm openrsl a TAINUTH
1 ARID, on the Railroad, near Guinn t
Lime Rlins. Gettysburg. and Asks the
public to give him a call. His ansortment is one
of the hest es er otiered here, and his prices aftbrd
only the smallest living profit. He has
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PALINGg,
and lc enmdantly adding to hfs *lock. Comp and
examine for yourseh ea. . _
BIZEIMEM
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The Quaker City Business College,
CORZCER FIFTH Q CHI:STN.:UT SiltErPi,
PHILADELPHLI
rEIIIII tnnat complete and thoroughly appointed
j, Commercial School in the Country.
Conducted upon the best system of Instruction,
and offering advantages of the highest order in
even - Department.
IMPORTANT TO YOUNG MEN
who desire Sum& s and Promotion In Business
Life,
PRACTICAL EDDVATION FOR THE TIMES.
The Cotumemial Course embraces Book Keep
ing, Commenlal Calculations, Penmanship, r-
respondence, Business Forms, Customs of Trade,
Cont. - menial Law. the Art of Detecting Counter
felt Money, tic. Th is Course tru”. be completed In
three months.
MEMO
Awarded to Grruluatex, under Kral and by au
thorny it law thla being a regularly
INCORPORATED COLLEGE,
and the only one with grallarpo were In the
trade, or In the United titatee.
OTHERBIiANCHES,
Telegraphing, the Higher MatheniatiN, Engi
Peering, Surveying and Navigation.
BOOK KEEPING.
In the Department of Account; this Institution
Is wholly unri. ailed. The Treatise on this sub
ject, published by the Proprietor, is everywhere
acknowledged to be the best and most complete
ork extant, and being composed almost exclu
sively of sets obtained from Actual Business, pre
sents a course of instruction such as can be se
cured by no other system. Book for sale, and
sent by mail to any address, upon receipt of
price, Si at
TELGRAPHING,
Under the Superintendence of the well known
Telegraph Openttor, :Superintendent and Engi
neer, J. N. WORL, Esg , whose experience and
standing afford the hi ghest guarantees of the
right instruction, and whose influence is avails.
ble for procuring fstudenta situations.
YOUNG MEN
Invited to send for clreulars, or visit the_College
for further Informatin.
L. FAIRBANKS, A. M., Pre9ldent.
T. E. MSIRCIIANT, Secretary.
July 29,1867. am
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WESTCOTT •4 GEORGE,
PHILIP WILSON it CO.,
IXPORTXIOI AND DMA LEM IX
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GUNS, PISTOLS, RIFLES,
Cricket and Base Anil Implements,
FISHING TACKLE, SKATES,
° emquei, Arebery,
No. 409 Chesnut street, Philadelphia.
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NEW DRUG STORE,
IN NEW OXF4111).
TTIE undrrvilcnel has opened n Drug ...tore In
New °afoul, -MIMS enunt3 - , and respectfully
calla the attention of the pnhlk• to Ida Meek 01
PI.INTS,
UILP
I i'VE44TUFFI4,_
WtNDOW ULARR.
PATENT MEDICTNIN
and a Rill assortment of DRUGS; in a word a
romplete stock of bloods generally kept In a first
cline, Drug More.. All of which have beenpur
chased during the past two weeks, and will he
sold low. All the articles formerly manufactured
at the old eatahllahment In East Berlin can be
had here. Understanding ids bumbless perfectly,
and aelecting Ills goods himself, he is able to war
rant Ids Drugs pu re and as represented. The pu
Ile her requested to give him a triaL
1,. M. MILLF.R.
New Oxford, May fy 1867. Om
cIONSTANTLY on hand, an assortment antic
l_i FRAMES, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, Cards
and Baskets for grow% from the Wattle-head.
PHOTO.:II.‘PIIS of our Generals and other ais-
Unguished I tidiA Winds at the Excelsior Gallery.
C. J. TYSON.
GOOD the the eyes, to call and look through the
Extenelve stock of all kinds of Ckials, a vturt
ety of Pants and neat styles of Yalta at
PICKING'S.
LV E K l reti lu nT. Tß lnri l ll ko st=its 'a i r . `ll,7.` u nt :a l l
ace, on York street opposite the Bank_ .-
Ps. C. J. TYSON.
my Wanner, there will stoma be
of
thorough
oompetent operator ta ricarge of the Excel-
Gallery, and work of all klnda and under adl
eifflumatanees mast irlve astialletton before it
eon leave our rooms. C. ~T. TYSON.
TIN-WARE a siroUs.
TSB LARGEST ABSORTMENT OF TIN-weal
TN THE COUNTY, Ar
S. G. COOK'S ,
(former Andrew PoGera ) also Nome of
THE BENT COOKING STOVES IN IdANKET,
among which are the
OLD munilox,
COMPROMISE,
PMSBYLVANIA.
NOBLE COOK,
ECONOIIIIFIT,
BARLEY SHEAF. dr-
Also, many other articles for Kttahen nee, Which
will be sold as low as at any other
place In the county
June 21. 1867. LI .
.NEW BOOT & SHOE STORE.
NEW AND GOOD GOODS AT LOW PRICES
THE undersigned has opened n new Root and
Shoe Store, on BALTIMORE STREET, one
door south of the Prcebyterian (March and near
ly opposite McCreary's Saddler shop, where he
otters an attractive assortment of goods in hts
line, all new and selected with the greatest care.
He has
LADIES' CONGRFSR GAITERR.
LADIES' BALMORAL GAITERS,
LABIEW COMMON GAITERS,
LADIET4' BALMORAL BOOT,
IN LARGE VARIETY.
GENTLEMEN'S CALF BOOTS,
GENTLF:MEN's KIP Bo; ;Ts,
GENTLEMEN'S CONGREss GAITERS
GENTLEM E N'S , BA'snLIFFE LAMRARs, ALL Ls sTYLES
,
GENTLEMEN'S BROGANS, AC.
ML4SIES' CONGRESS GAITERS,
MISSES' BALMORAL Ii.kITERS,
SASSES' MOROCCO BALIIORALS,
&C., .&c., &C., &C.
R01" , 4 CONMIMS 1. UTERK
BOY.' CALF ItAL:kIoRAU:,
MIYA' lat9iiANS, SC. , &C.
Also, Boots and Shoes of Ms own manufacture
constantly on hand.
All will be sold at the lowest Using profits.
Buyers, from town and country, are Invited to
call and examine goods mat prices before pur
chasing elsewhere. I mu tletermitted to sell
cheap—a little cheaper than any other bolts° In
the county. By strict attention to business, and
dealing fairly and squarely with eserybody, I
hope to ment'and receive an encouraging share
of public patronage.
The MANUFACTURING of Boots and Shoes
will also be carried on, In all its brunches.
Boots, Shoes and Gaiters made to order. Re
pairing done on shOrt notice —god no effort
spared to give' satisfaction. Nina but and
class workmen employed. Having a life-time
experience et the business, I feel confident that
I can please all Who may cult.
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Gettynburg. June 2.1, IS M%
TIIE BEST
WASHING MACHINE.
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THE undersigned offers for sale. the TOWN
SHIP RIGHTS of Adams county, for DE LONG S
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and 81031 . WASFIVIt that has yet beep offered to
the public. The Rights will be sold on res-sortr
ble terms. Ibis is &fine opportunity for ener
getic men to make GOOD WAGES) manufac-
taring or-selling_ these machines. A sample
machine will be furnished any person who pur
chases a Right. it iieslreil, at cost. ('all St the
store of Duphorn & Dorfman, S. W. cor. Square
where tbe,machlnes may be ;web and tried
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Getty4burg,liune 24, 1887. tf
TO THE BUILDING COMMUNITY
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WHO WISH TO DIPROVI:.
THE undersigned respeettully Informs the pub-
I le that, he Still coral [meg the
CARPENTERING BUSINESS,
at his old stand, on West street, Qettysburg, and
le ready at all times to aceommodate these want
ing anything done In his line. He le prepared to
furnish all kinds of work for building porpoaea,
of the beat material, and as neatly and cheaply
as It can be done at any other establishment In
the county. Experienced hands alwaym in readi
ness and work executed with promptness and
di V k i t ankful for past favors, he hopes, by at
tention to business, to receive a liberal share of
public patronage. WM. CHEITZMA N.
June 17, 1867. tf
WI. C. STALLSKITH,
GETTKS'BURG, PA.,
CARPENTER ANI CONTRACTOR,
17EEPS constantly Of hand and manufactures
to order,
DOORS, SHUTTERS, BLINDS, SASH, DOOR
1,, AND WINDOW FRAMES, CORNICE,
DOOR a WINDOW BRACKETS,
And any other Article In the Building Line.
Seasoned material constantly on hand, expe-
rlenced workmen always In readiness, and work
executed with dispatch
UTOrdera promptly attended to.
tune 17,1867. tt
NEW SADDLER SHOP.
I . lo_ l 'Lttenr"'iiM t rzar3:VlVl(ltrtgr . ,7ii
olocle of
RIDING SADDLES
WAGON SADDLE E 3,
CARRIAGE HAREMS,
DRAUGHT EIARNEtV3,
RIDING BRIDI
BLIND BRIDLES
COLLARS,
FLY -.NEM. &c.,
ws low u the lowest.
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rims, subscribers hereby inform their enstomera
1 `and the public genendly, that they-lime now
on hand, andloonttnue to manntaeture,to order,
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which, for all - ie and durability, finish and price
will competeiwlth any in the country. Our pres
ent stock. conalata of every variety of Furniture
oaually kept In a first-class Furniture V,'are
Room. Fashionable, orrutmental or plain Furni
ture manufactured In the most substantial man
ner, by moat experienced workmen, and at the
lowest ea/di:price.
r):DF:RTAKINO
Mixing a new Hearse, pnrtlentar nt tendon will
he given to this branch of their liuminese. They
are prepared to make and furnish Collins of any
desired quality, and attend Innen& at the short
eat notice--and on such terms as cannoti,fail to
please all,
The subscribers return their thanks to the pub
lic far the liberal pat mnsge extended to Went In
the past, and hope to merit and receive a contin
uance of public patronage.
Shop and Ware Room third building east of the
Square.
H. FETE er BRO.
littlefitown, April IS, lAAB, tf.
IRON-IRON-IRON !
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Tllll subscribers reepectfaly inform the public
that they have erected a Forge In connection
with their liteam Mill, and are now nianutactring
FORGED AND HAMMERED IRON,.
such as Plough, Horse-shoe and Bar Iron, anti re
apeMly invite Bitioirantithoi and Dealers to give
th pleasesll, feeling astUt.iled that they will be able
to an to quality, finish and price.
BRING MAN & WARREN.
N. 11.—The higheat market price paid for
wrought and Ramp iron. B. & W.
Dec. 17, IPS,
rzofler to pram , the amertlons made In favor
procuring PHOTOGRAPHS at the Exetdalor
call and aft far your PICTURE. No
eloulte Will be mode maws you are pleased with
the remit and choose to leave your order.
T , ADE er BB wanting agood =Vele of Peettuussr,
Fus Soap, or Hair Brushes, mbe sup
ed at 7. L. SICB4C/Cl3.
KISSINGER & SEIREUN,
NO. 2 Vt'EMT MARKET ETREET,yoRA; PA
AUXIN AND DEALIMN IN
PIANOS & CABINET OltuANti, MELODEONS
AND ALL RINIA Or
t7F3ICAL INFITRUM kINTS,
respectfully Inform the pantie that they are pre
pared to furnish Pianos of the (Minx lug menu
facture or of any other make that may be pre
fermi:
Altivisist, Relict& & Pkialdt,
Cblekertsig 2 Sea, Bradbury.
Raabe & Ma, Gale de Now,
SerricY's cisi.aIiELATIED
COTTAGE, HARMONIC AND BOUDOIR
ORGANS AND MELODEON&
. .. • , •
These instruments stand unrivalled ht any
thing found In this country or in Europe, as is
admitted by all Impartial Judges. The most em
inent Pipe OMR Ito Ildent and Performers, the
last to discover excellowe in nssi Tone, pro
nounced them ylIFIly superior to nil others for ex
ceedingly quick art leulatlon and rou MI Tone, the
ru
essential feature in Instmenvi of this cuss.
We Invite the sec err scrutiny nod criticism 0(1111.
PATENT VOX HUMANA TREMOLO.
•
This late and moat a onderfu I Invention no Ile
knoWledged hp nil leading arthtAlolll be found
only In the Fatey intdrioncnts. In attempt Ito(
to describe the elleet or MI% stop, we ore RI hoot
for language. Pm beillitlen cannot lx• N 4 111 ten, but
must N. heart, tlo be appreciated. NV thin atop
an ordinary Derfor root (1111 pool eve no ellet . t
Milk% requirenti life time at practice for an art tat
u ant lolls. It en( irelV 'images the reed Tone,
ON Mg the avinpalltet. aweetnesa Of the human
voice, Making it NO Melodious Una pune unit It
never hulk to enchant the listener.
TILE HA ILSIONIC OItOAN
for elturehea, Public Halls and Partons lion to
powerftil nah-ltwel with independent reed. Har
monic attachment trod Vox Hlllllllllll
and In believed to be the moat powerful reed or
gan Infide, being nearly equal to a Pipe Organ of
three time. the coact.
All instrumentaanrranted for tive year,
DEEM
- •
.. , upplied with Instruments
and mule nt reaKollable ten..
A Ilhend discount allowed for Churches and
Sabbath stilts - as.
4a-instructions given lath in Vocal flint In
strumental Music, at our roms, and at pupils'
hom eit her to hll% id intl.+ or cla 4seg, on n.asuit..
nide terms.
Lk, 17 Mt. If
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100:1410VArli): :401/411.31,,Mikil
TWENTY MELODIC EXERCISES,
IN I 011( OF
SOLFEGGion FOR soNtANO OR MEZ7.O
SOPRANO VoIvEA,
ISTKNI(I II AS
Studies to acquit, the Art of ,Singing.
“1111 ESE eXervitu, were composed to tut riser!
tomultuneounly u th hh , s 3 stem, 'Tux .ttitT
ny . bi . rru,' or with ntrthod tor the cut
to atlon trf the xolol'. and stlll MI, the piney of
CONCONPS trOl.FErlt .1110; 'wing more melo
dious mat better arluptt anon 04 hing
- r-nitte of thew exerelne. are r.ncerally I, antlful
au Nell us own'', to rin nut 111 the doter et fifth,
o Merl err tire% the litlen , t as u ell an the no -
11a Int of the student. Tli, arlous sq Ira rleo.l.
opett lu these ,'%,,, loos remit, them undoable
in rot 11,111,:lti011111 point t•I t Irw, uw !III) It Ilti to
eirlurge the intelhgenee and uppr, lotion, rind nt
the some tone form the tinn of the 1,0111. The \
ittr.l he K 1.11,11141 lurentlll Nlth referent.e to t lie
innumerable marl, of expre,clon and :onus of
ortinmentation. I p.m th. nrintiteavenraey ult It
with 11 thr , .• ute 111 I 1011111Shel1 Ilept`lllll% t 11011111
hter11111: fitt, 111..111'1a tli tilt' WIWI: 1,1.a1
or whiting In these reVeetli la 111111' I olort
aiAted, NI/11e, tot the other halal. a ch.:nand pit
tleht investigation turd anil:one's tart hurl e•,..
cutlon of them, u 111 e uneXper t 4,1 pour, and
lacultA , anti open to the student the 111.4111, trod
resource: , Iry N Melt great urti-la pro,luee thew
intend brilliant anti profound ettects."—ll'utsures
Art Journal,
IN TWO VOLF3IFS.
I'rice, each, in Hottnin, Retail . . 42 Oil
'
A Stunple copy sent by Moll po.bpaikl, on receipt
4/i Whole.alr Prb e, 150.
1'111)1(0:led by
Nn. T 43 BromNay , New York.
PubliNhera and dealers In Musk., and Mann(a.
I rerx of FLUTES, FIFES, FLAI.ELETs, .ke., the
A.e. Send for catalogue of prlee,
July 15,1%7. 812
PELOMET ORGANS
I=
ir 7"NANIMOUSLY 11W11r410.1 the First Prite,
U Gold Medal, "AS THE 111,1 T CABINET 01:
GANS, - American Institute, New fork, lit (o
ber, ISA"..
Being pronounced superior in Qr. 11.101, POW
KR and ARIETY or ToN e, stud in number of eOlll.
111 not lons.
"Au the best Instruments of A modest were there
contending, whit he, er won the imttle would
bate nothing Lett to 111111111er. - -A111 , 1,11111
Jo." 0111 (PIM ell well-known 11111.111 snit ie.
They have al. taken the first ',mutant wher
ever exhited this season.
PEDAL lileG
g 2 one, one, tun and three bunks 1A"
ke to11;500. Without pedals,
single and tlolll.le gnat , 81,5 to
. 1 1.111. These lawns, with tla ir smooth pipe-like
quality of tome, stut Hui sOlo slOll5, stiengt Is of
chorus, unequalled pedal', 1111t1 genera) moon
like etre( are superior foi undie., Halls, Par
lors and Sehotils. They ore pu , up In eases of sol
id Walnut, fancy Veneel ‘Voltiut lieu and
tale ue style.) and elegant 110 , eW0011, of splen
did designs and nlllllll,lllO ill tile best workman
ship—lt being Intended Had melt instrument
shun Lea model of Its class. All hist rumenta
down bill fine 01.1.13% 0 pol MelOkieoll, 11111 e
the beautiful Tremulant stop, it Montt extra
charge.
A large assortment eor,tantly on hand at our
ENERA L WHOLESALE A.III RETAIL
WA HiAn l ll3lS, NIl linualway.
tan illustrated Eireular mid Price lista, with
our new atylcit are now ready. Semi for a circu
lar.l'ElAll'HET, PELTf IN A. to.,
- -
111sumfacturer.., No. $.ll Brondwilv,
April 4, 1447. New York Pity
RAINFS BRO'S. PIANOS
El=
11111F-4F. Pinnivi are I 7 nlvermally acknowledged
competent Judge 4 eomd to the hest Pianos
made. For referene, v they have many thousand
city and country resillentx, including large num
beriof the HigirSehools,rieminarlea, he.
These Pianos haVe not only stood the continu
al use and heavY practice of one year, but hit% e
been toted the Wit fi fteen years to the utmost
matlafactlon of thove inning then,
They have taken PREMII - MS AND MED.AIA
WHEREVER EXHIBITED. Snell has peen the
demand for these Planoo. that MESSRS.
HAINES BRATS. have been Compelled to enlarge
their works to the extent of 24 10 311 PIANOS A
WEEK.
Having now one of the most. extensive and
complete Factories In the rolled States, Facto
ries alone covering of an here of ground, eorn
prising a frontage of 219 feel on 2nd At enue,
They nee undoubtedly the- elleapest tirst-clnas
Man. in market. Folly guaranteed Mr 5 years.
Send for Must Wed Circular.
HAINES SAO'S.
3,6, 3. - xt IGO, 114, XS, 'l7O, :4'2,
Second Avenue, New York City.
April 8, 1867.
BRINKERHOFF'S
Corn Sheller, Separator and Cleaner.
THE undersigned would Inform the Agrieultn
rat public that he has purchased from the
Patantee of this extmonlinnry machine, the Pat
ent Right fur the Staten of Pennsyhania and
31arrland.
• .
Brinkerhoffn Corn Sheller, Separator and
Cleaner, Is pronounced the hest machine of the
kind In thin country. And in proof, It may he
mentioned that the "Advisory Committee ap
pointed to select Implements for exhibition at
the tJuivereal F.xposition in Paris. in Peri, have
selected thin Sheller na the hest in Ameri,a,"
and at the request of J. C. Derby, C. S. Agent, a
machine hair been shipped to Paris for exhibition.
The fact may also be stated that at the great
trial of .kgrietiltUral implements, at Auburn, N.
Y., in July lard, under the ansplow of the 'New
Ynrk State Agricultural Soclet‘ , the Brinkerhoff
Porn Sheller, Separator and ('leaner was reported
by one of the most competent Committees an the
beet Corn Sheller out. They sae, "We have care
tulle examined and thoroughly tested title ma
chine, and have no hesitation in pronoun, lug It
the bed Pena Sheller tee et er ecru." The report Is
shined by each men Its John Stanton tiould,
President N. N. State Agri, tint:nil society; 11. P.
Johns., Secretary to tame: Solon Robinson,
Agricultural Editor N. Y. Trildine; M. Eduard.
Todd, Agricnlturni Editor N. 1, .Tiniert.
Prom among many complimentary newspa
per notices, the following• from the New York
Observer, In deemed ,'stint tent
"Among all the }land Corn Shelters made In
New York and Albany—and one single firm
manufactures more than 10,000 an n nal!) —not one
Call enter the circle with the Sheller Mgt invent
ed. by J. Brinkerhoff, Auburn, New York. It
eitells, separates and cleans, rapidly and easily,
at one operation,. hod Ratite (lint van be put in
to the hopper."
The undersigned in now prepared to dispose of
COP= RIGHTS. He will hon e
ready for sale in the course of a month'n num.
All letters to 'readdressed to
WM. WIBI:R
P.O. Box 2*, liettynburg, tin.
March 11, 1867.
1113 MEI
PIANOS 1 PIANOS!
CONR"AD NARVESEN,
MANCTACTORKR Or
FlFL'er MAR, PIANO FORTES,
71,73 and 75 E. 2.td Street, few York City.
nrideraigned Invites the attention of the
1 public and the trade generll3 - , to these role
boned instruments, of his own numnfaeture,
boitt of the best mam:led materials, having all
the latest improt entents,
Full Iron Frame, Overstrnog Bass, French
Grand Action, Large Scale.
Throw Piano Forte. are not aurpzmed for
atrength and beanty of finish, durability, purity,
power, And - ringing quality of tone, by those. 01
any maker In the eonutt,.
They are warranted for the full term of 7 yeara.
The inspection of the mu.leal public la respect
fully sql.loted. Liberal (Orion to Dealer., Teach
er. and: Clergy men-
Circubar Price Lint gent on application.
Addax. CONRAD NARVINEN.I.
71, 77 & bi E. MI lit., New-York City.
May VI, 1867. SO
Disney, Free as Water.
10.000 ACTIVE Local and Traveling A
gents, Male or Female, of all !igen,
are wanted to solicit trade in every City, Town,
Village, Hamlet, Workshop and Factory through
out the entire world, for the mast saleable novel
tim ever known:4ll PER CENT. PROF IT and
READY SALE WHEREVER OFFERED!!
Smart men and women can make from ti to $5O
per day, and no rick of loss! A !mail capital re
quired of from $2O to 6100—the more money in
vested the greater the pront. No Money-required
In advance—we tirat send the article. and receive
pay afterwards! If you actually with to make
money rapidly and easily, write for full part Ica
lars and address
MILNOR & CO., (From Paris.)
. 216 Broadway, New York City.
Feb- 25, 1867.
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11. S. BONDS.
THE First National Bank of Gettysburg will
eaah 5-20 and 10-40 U. R. Bonds; ablo 7,10 and
Compounds Intra
61.0 1 VO t E ARNOLD, Cashier.
art 8, BBL if
FO * ll ., n ra loa to Pri a Cs, abedu, G Ro n w eho
ams*ooMmTholins,.
ikTEW
the city 00D8,—Narris bag Jost retainid from
111 wita a Dune naaortantmt of Ca
Call an 4 examine them. pialkelt
VEGETABLE AMBROSIA
(:away-lientltict People, have their
Locke restored by it to the dark, huttrout,
baen trews of youth, and are happy I
Young People, with loght ' faded or red Hair,
Tare these unfashionable colors changed to
a beautiftil auburn, and rejoice!
People whose heads are covered with
Pamir*" and Manors, use it, and hare clean
coats and clear and healthy scalps !
itald.rioaded Veterans have
their remaining locks tightened, and the
bare spots covered x ith a luxuriant growth
of Hair, and dance for joy!
Young Gentlemen use it because it Is
'richly perfumed!
Young Ladies use it becauco it' keeps
their Hair in place!
Everybody mese and wilt use it, treatise
it is the. cleanest and best article• in the
market!
For Sale by Druggist* morally.
PRICE $1 m PElt TIOITLE.
ihrEor by A. 11. Hoelilvr owl It.
Get ty,l•org, and A. E. Iterker, I.llth...down.
Aprll.g, 1,017. tin
llorso all Calllo Powhrs.
Thle prepiontion,
• ' • long and houronlv
• , '''':;‘ know, Wlll thor•
: ' • ~• . `• ;• unglil relrolgurato
1.)-01.1u .1.. n and
Ithr npirl IA linnno,
1, wens tloning
nntl eleatolng the
nonaLli and taco.
Wlr.
It o n rim prt.
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_--......... - 1a..-- .:I*,l Incident •to
MI. anima!, gitch so LUNG FL \ I It, 6 4ANDEItS,
YELLOW N -
TER, II EA VIS
COUGHS, Pis
TEMPER. FP
lEMCISMCG
BMISXM
TITS AND VITAL
ENERGY, kc. Its
we improves the
wind, incressts
the appetite gives
• smooth and
skosy skim --and
miserable skeleton into •• One Malan &nd spirited
horse.
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To keepers or Cows this preparation le thenlnehle.
It lacrosse the quantity and bolooi et the Iluallty
of the milk It tote
been proven by so
• : tr.- teal espedment to
sti,' - --" eriklyike''' Inereoe the quoin
illy of milk end
, \ ..:. cream terra, per
..‘ ~..
~... t snd make the
~. .. hotter
wat 1..
ref In Ihttening
4 ://1 11 4 • Mlle. It atria all In
r'.
" ~
• , ‘''... 4 • gll l l t' i ''4' .
ll ' I n :i
~ .._,.. ......,_ , °, 3 tool,. them tuns e
much (tater .
In all diseases of Swine, such as Coughs, ricers In
the Lungs, Lit er,
Sic, this an,a,.. ,
le e
acts as a specific.
By putting from
one-half a paper
to a paper in a - =
Darrel of swill Ow-
- 7 - - INW -7,
above diseases 4- -_ ' .
will be eradicated - -
or entirely prevented If even In time, a certain
preventive and cum for the Hog Cholera
Price 26 Cents per Paper, or 5 Papers for Si.
. ..
PSTPARED 132
S. A. POITTZ Sr, Duo.,
WNOLEIHE oar° AND MEDICINE DEPOT,
Jo. 116 Fraulin St, Baltimore, Md.
For Sale by Druggists and Storekeepers through
out the united States.
For ov A D. Itio , liota, hlogll
- fi 1111.Ihil ICI, Wheel 11.01,
J 01111.1.1, /lollowt* 6. Cowden,
Lev. 17, 1 , 1 I it
1 , 1114 ihest novelly r , .r ull Dlgtiasea of the
sTII :11 A
Ir the Ilteovery of the int enter of T'oe's Valua
ble Cough Munn, while experimenting for his
health. It ettre.l Cramp In the slot:tat h tor him
which had before yielded to nothing'but chloro
form.
The almost daily testimony front various parts
of the 1-ountrs encourages us to there Is
no 411sen...estewd b.l .town h II a 11l
not speetlll.3. cure.
Physicians Endorse and Use It!
Maude,. Tettes, ttttt y e J fix buy try !
And from all tihfe thins ay reem, tidings ol
cures is•ni.nuetl.
DYSPEI'SI 1:
E=l
SICK-11EA1).1CIIK!
It h. eure) In 1111111111,k 11( CAA..
IiFIADACITE AND LII7J.INESs
It mops In thirty Inlnutex.
ArII/ITY OF run STIINI.I4
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MMMMMIMI
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BAD BREATH!
Will he changed with halt a bottle.
It is Perfectly Harmless
Its UNPRECEDENTED BUOCE.O4 Is owing to
the tact that IT CURDS BY AI*.P4TINn
TIRE to reoucsert her sway In the st stem!
Nearly to, ery dealer In the United States sells
It ut ONE DOI.I.AR PER BOTTLE.
C. H. CLARE d . CO., Proprietors,
NeW Has en , Cann.
Marc II it, 1517. coa t,
Poland's Magic Bilious Powders.
TJll' PREPARATION bi we
rovery of Rev. J. W. Mimi, for
tiirk the Pastor of the haptint
Plinrelt lu Goffetinen. N. H. and a
l' ND' 11.1";itiu"g'i'linubtYNtleiii"."F.;tige:
01 e laud. Ile am+ obliged to leave ale
pulpit and Study medicine tn
1 DET O n life.end YON
DI:RS ore one 1,1 thr nowt wonder. ,
Ittl illiwnverle , of nnidern time.; it Ix
The Great Liver and Bilious Remedy
which completely thrown In the Abode nil other
discoveries In medicine; 111141 It adonis hint. much
gratification that ths'k receive the ULMIIiMMIII
approlaftlon of all ho hal e tANded them. The
Magic Billeue Ma dery nt e
Positive_Cure for Liver Complaint!
In IN most aggras atoll form, and az Immediate
corrector of all
'slider+ nEnANoEsfENTs:
Excellent fur 33 EA PACIIE
CONSTIPAtION
trrli
SALT OW SKIN. IifIOWSINF- 6 44, IniZINFR4
J'ALVITATION,
And n mixt q undrrlul
Care and Preventive of-Fever and Ague!
(We ach - Pie 141 who are troubled with this fear
ful naiads to till% HS ir keep the Powder. on lutnit
y for Inuncil late exc.)
Here area few Important particulars:
lat.—Tlley are the fi rent Specific for all Moan
ITections:
211d.—They arP Iho only known renuNly that
• 11l cure Liver Uninplalui.
. .
&I.—The,. are the only known remedy that will
re t'ontrilp.ation. •
h.—The Pow dery are xo thorough In their
ration that taw lxu•kago will he all that tho
mulority of t how u,ing theta wUI require to effect
MTV.
stb.—They are a ni lid and pleasant yet the most,
efreetual cathartic, known.
Ont.—They are tile dampest and heat medicine
extant, as elm he sent by mail to ally part at
the globe for the prier, 10 eenta.
Circulars, containing cortilleat., Information,
&e., tent to any part of the world free of charge,
SOLD BY ALL DRI'UtiLtiTH, or h,) mall on
application to
C. G. CLARK & CO.,
Oenaral Agenta,
New Haven, Conn.
Prier 50 fl•als Per Bor.
March lA, 1867. eoulY
~.NYtI: N ' 1 J t ~.1~1
JUST Pt'BLISHED, in a sealed
Six rents. A ',velure on
, Treatment and Radienl
Cum of Spernattorrhur, or Seminal
^ eakness Involuntary Einissions, Sexual Debil
ity, andlmpediments to Marriage generally.
Nervousne , .s, Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fite;
Mental anti Physleal incapacity, resulting from
Self-Abuse. de.—ItOBEILT .1. CUINEIIII, ELL,
31. D., Author of the "Owen Book," etc.
The world-renowned author, in this admirable
Lecture, dearly proves from his own experience
that the at, ful consequence of Self-Abuse may ho
effectual le removed a ithout medicine, anti with
out damn roils nurgical operations, boogies, In
stmments, rings or cordials, pointing onto mode
of cure at on, certain and effectual, by which ev
ery sufferer, no matter what his condition may
be, may rune himself I 'leanly, privately, and rad
ically. This Lecture a 111 prove a boon to thotts
ands Anil thouqaml4.
Sent under seal to env address, In a Main sealed
envelop, 911 the rei,eipt of six mute, or two watt
age stamps. .11so Dr. CulverweiPs "Marriage
Guide," prb 2.5 ceiltx. Address the published's, •
l'l3. LS. C. J. KLINE h CO.,
11l Bowery, New York, Poet Mee Box Mau
May a), 18U7. 3m
PRIME. SEEINGLE.g, the flat In th e =Larked, for
toile at JACOB SHF.ADS it new Lumber Yard,
on the Railroad, adjoining the Lime Rtina,Get-
Nov. 21, IRBO. tf
WE have Just received a new aewortinent of
Queeneware, to Which we Invite the Wen
non of buyer& *. w d BON.
DOR White Goode, BMWs Edation d l'rltq•
ito to itOW *7 ' cam
FLING'S
IS THE MIRACLE OF THE AGE!
F OUT Z'S
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SHINGLES