trie lifttipburs *Nailer
FILTDAT A 117112N00N, NOV. *, 1(1?
0.1110011311NG MI. VAlltUril
We hold that noone will attempt to
cultivate a vegetable garden withoet deep
cultivation and pulverization of the soil,
and thoroughly enriching the ground
by the use of manure in some form.—
Everybody at once concedes this to be
nemesary, and his practice is In accor
dance. Now, in what respect does a
Harm differ from a garden, except In the
number of acres cultivated? A corn or
wheat field is, or ought to be, but a gar
den on _a large scale, for the cultivation
of corn and wheat; yet how few farmers
there are, who bestow a tithe of the
labor or manure on the cornfield, they
acknowledge to be indispensable to the
vegetable garden, to make It productive
and profitable. Now, if it is necessary
for the production of good vegetable
crops, It must be patent to every one that
there-is the same existing necessity, in
order to secure the production of good
cropsof corn and wheat. All are organ
ized plants, and require the letnie treat
ment in regard to the enrichment of the
grbuud in which they grow, as well as
In their cultivation by manual labor.—
The object in view by every farmer and
gardener, is to convert the elements de
rived from the soil and earth into sub
stances available to sustain life, and add
to our enjoyments. •To do this, we must
furnish such materials as can be meta
morpoeed into vegetables and grains, or
disappointment is our lot. We have no
right tq expect that nature will convert
pure sand and clay into cabbages, turnips,
corn or ;wheat. Every intelligent man
knows that something more is required
in addition to sand and clay. Manure
of some sal is Indispensable, which is
but the debris or remains of vegetables,
which have once lived and died, or per
formed the °Moe of food to animals.
All manures—even those derived from
animals—are of vegetable origin. The
minerals required by planti are usually
found In sufficient quantity in mostsolls,
and are rarely required to be furnished
Artificially. With these views, we hold
it to be folly to expect a crop, so IA an
we furnish nothing but the seed out-of
which to make it. There should be no
farmers in the common acceptation of the
term. Al] should be gardeners in respect
to thorough manuring and cultivation,
and all farms should be gardens, whether
they contain one acre or fifty Hetes.
Dr. Parker, of Columbia, S. C:, a ew
years ago, made two hundred and twelve
"bushels of corn on one acre of ground, by
Judicious manuring .and cultivation.—
What he did, can be done again tinder
like conditions, and by any one; yet we
will aver- thnt his neighbors, with land
as good by nature as his, did not make
more than twenty bushels per acre, by
the usual manure and method of culti
vation, thus making it necessary for them
to work ten acres to get a crop equal to
bis from one acre. Let ns hereafter fol
- low gardening. If le can make and
work a garden of fifty il;cres, well; If only
ten acres, do no mose,; if only live, be
sure and have it a garden as regards the
fertility of the soil and cultivation.
With these views, we say calthate
small farms, enrich your lands, diversity
your crops, and labor diligently your
selves, and It you do not become wealthy,
you can have at least an abundance about
you to reader life a blessing.—Southern
Cattlecdor.
TREATMENT OF GALLEN, HACK
George If. )add, veterinary summon,
gives, In the f'raleir Farmer, the follow
ing:
So Ken as an abrasion is discovered on
the hack of a horse, the animal should
be exPused-fMm duty a few days;
abraded parts • should he dressed twice
daily with a portion of tincture of altieti
and myrrh. This simple treatment will
goon heal the parts. Should there be no
abrasion, but simple swelling, attended
with 'heat, pain and tenderness, the parts
should be frequently sponged with cold
Water. Occasionally tile skin undergoes
the process of hardening, (irritation.)
This Is a condition of the parts known
,to this farriers of old as "stitfast, ,, and the
treatment is as follows: Procure one
ounce of lodine . , and smear the indurated
spot with a pottion of the same, twice
daily.
Some cases of galled back and shoulders
are due to negligence and abuse. yet
many animals, owing to a peculiarity of
constitution, will "chafe," as the saying
is, in those parts which come in contact
with the collar and saddle, and neither
human foresight nor mechanical means
can prevent the same.
To Kim) SWEET POTATOES .TILL TEX
FOLLOWING JIILY..--11NIT the potatoes
well cleaned when dug. Put them into
phfe boa; first put in a layer of dry
pine shavings or sawdust, then a layer of
potatoes, taking cart not to let them
touch each other, then a layer of shav
ings, and so on till the boxia full. I pat
uppotatoes in this way every year, and
never fail to have them on the 4th of the
next July. They ought not to be kept
In a cellar, nor tufy damp place. I have
mine In my shop, where the Ice froze
Italian inch thick, this 'Whiter, and they
are safe yet. A. W. DotathAss.
Ft. Madison, lowa.
FOR FROSTED FEET.—Cut the kidney
lard of a hog in small pieces, put it over
the fire, take care not to burn it, have it
as hot as you can, strain it into a hole
made in ice the shape of a teacup; stir
fast with a stick while pouring in, in
order to get all the lee Into the lard yod
can. A few applications will take oett
all frost. It le Infallable. A.. W. n.
. .
LAST NOTICE.
ALT, persons Indebted to the late firm of Me-
CURDY DIEHL will please call and settle.
If not d before the let of December, the Books
WI ft In the hand+ Man OMNI. for collec
t regard to persons,
bIeCUEDY &
%IP tf
Executor's Notice
TOEt DIEaL INTATFI:—Letter,, testamee
eJ on the dintate of John bleb], late of Cum.
beriand township, Adams rounty, Ps, deceased,
having been granted to the undershrned, resi
ding In Franklin °minty, Pa., tP, f . Chambem
b= d be hereby *lves noUre to all prrionsin
d to said *slate to make Immediate pay
ment, and theme halms elaims against the same
td present them .. properly authenticated for set
tlement.
- JERFNIAH DIEHL, Extrutor.
August AMC. Mor
klttgltht*rix'e Notice.
t T 7 aeoll BOLLINQICR'S F2TATE.—Lettera of
mltodniategnon on the estate olJaoob Bolling
er, tate or eumbettand township Adams em, do
omed, baying been Inamed to the undegagned,
twitting In ml.d tmenahlp, ahe heredy gives no.
tie* to an pertona hutebted to rant eatate to make
Immediate payment, and Moe having elating
against the mine to present them property au
thenticated Mr attlitlement. _ _ _
=l%E6ii
SZEINGLZB.
WeftRHINGr beet in the market. kw
j JACOB KR MK new Umber Terd.
on the &inlaid, actlonitet the Lime Klins,liet
-11=11,18.1.. tt
TO =Sark&
Oistramin7i=om
Oct.. erucmaa. at. Is, ni u ihtimmei.to
CQOODE.—Xorris has jam returned num
Arrocity with 11 kir g smart:pent fotzom
Mid gouda* Itbem.
pmMAW. Sat mini, sAiLI resaleable la
eau biA4ALVoALDnaiNC73.It.
Paton ARRIVAL
DRY
FALL AND WINTER WEAR
at the Store of
A. SCOTT & SON.
Their stock consists of
f ERINOES, all styles.
IfELAINES, all styles.
CALICOES, all stiles.
MtrBLINS, all - grades.
CLOTHS AND CASSIMRRES
of all stylea and ilealtly.
Petrone Waiitln GOOD GOODS and
GOOD nek
Should Dot WI boort° the Store of
A. mart & eoN,
Critusberetturg street, 'had Spare,
On. ii, uw
Gettysburg, Pik
BARGAINS
fi 41 ?Xi
NEW 0-Rocrz_iwr
IN COSTITSBUSGI
JOH.N MEM a BON
111 AV E °Pelted lb ale4180011:11Y, in
bum cet the earth-WM cornea alive=
-.., wed flimsiest reedved espleedid amort
ment of FREW •
GROCEAIES,
811 1 4V r o:=, fit P T Ni M , ; 413 1 I, S=l'l.
Also, 4UEEPTBWARIC,CONFECTIONH,
Hats, Frn rainy Articles and Notions
and YE enerally. We
ELMSTU will
FFS. also keep on hand FLOUR
Having purchased for CASH. we are prepared
to sell very cheap. tits a as a call and judge for
yoursch es.
30115
J. W. CREWS.
liepL 27, ISe7, tf
WM. C. BTALLSIIITH & SON,
GETTYSBURG, rA.,
CARPENTERS AND CONTRACTORS,
Aro prepared to do all kind's of Carpentering
—cuntracting and erecting buildings of all
kinds, Repairing, &e. They keep constautly on
baud and manufacture to order,
DOORS. SHUTTERS, BLINDS, SAHEL DOOR
AND WINDOW FRAMES, CORNICE,
DOOR • WINDOW BRACKETS,
And any other Article In the Ilandlog Line
Seaxoned material constantly on band, expe
deuced workmen always in readiness, and work
executed with dispatch
Sip Orders promptly attended to
Sept. 23, tear. if
SOLDIERS'
1ft.,11)-O.UARTERS,
St A•ORRtf' F17'01114 to the Owe to get
FALL dr WINTER GOODS
CHEAP FOR CAUL
I F you want a Oulu, Ovor•tootio to ' N a ms ,.
IF you want a good obrof ,
go to:iORRIA'.
I F you Want a good Eval7: 411 Y g A t t
.5. , 0R
IF
you trans a good patrol' Pa :La i.
No i tor.
IF Inn want a good cheap Vert,
to NO
IF you want a F tOIIIOIgABLVIAA RRov.
IF you wanta late Fall Style Cap
gio
I F you want a good pair of /,'lor4 Rh
IF you want a FASHVONA.I9 . NAI c iin .
I F you *ant a good French Ca l =
I F you want a good Umbrella,
go to NORM.
IF: you want good Paper Cone"
go teNORRIS . .
I F you want a fashionable sult v :tAtt/Z nr.
IF Youwant anything In the Gat t rgt"Li RRdH iie,
IF you want a good 1 0 1 10KE,
go to NORRIS%
'Far want good IIEA I IIr IXongsr,o7:l,
Also—A Urge stock of CIUMBIZZEB IN THE
PIECE, Persona preferring the 411 to Reedy
made Clothing, can be aooommodited at the low
est
=h prim
tt THEO. C. NORMS.
Oet. M.
Tko First National Bank
OF GETTYRBURG
ALLOWS INTEREST ON DEEPOSITP
Ali USUAL.
Burs and mats all kinds of
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
OOLD AND SILVER.
onvert* 7.30. Notes into b4O r. & BOlVia.
Orders solicited and prosaptb , &AILS to.
torn IS GEO. ARNOLD, Cashier.
GINOVSNISMCVN PIANOS,
ORM IKINtSI*.LN'S PIANOS,
r.OI9OVENSTEEN'S PIANOS,
499 Broadway, New York,
_ rBD Broadway, New Talc.
ela Broadway, N. Y.,
•
ARE norivsbed far DIMABILTyY, POWER
and EVIMMESS of TONE. Th are fast be
coming the favorite OVER ALL with
Boodalana. Aroatedra and all lovers of 00011
mow, They are WARRANTED In every re.
WrrPriors ONE•TEIRD LOWER than other
-CLASS makers. Send for Menhir.
OROvENSTEEN &
Off Broadway, New York.
Oct. IP, 1887. 3ro
TURBINE WATER WHEEL.
- ,
AWING received the Amory for the cetebnw.
led DR. KINDLEBERGER 'MARINE
rATER
and
Adams, Franklin, Pam
burista, Bedford and Fulton eounttes, Da, sad
tllabeny. Washington and Frederick counties,
Md., we can recommend tt being equal In
Paine sad powealng more advantage. titan tar
sannorged wheel Innis.. *end la circular. XIII
Gallium Media, Hansen and Pullers, fundsic.
cd to order.
McDOWELL S B'ECB'tEL, Agents,
Oct. 1, lie , . Do Etagerstown, Md.
AGENTS WANTED.
NO MOAP—NO WATER SO SLOP.
LASS CLEANINOZAEL—ThIa le a new
and most excellent out patented by Mr.
M. Brown, N 0.74 mreet, New Ycsek.
It will be , lversally need, for It to more eine,
Mai than the old system of cleaning Windows,
larront, Geld, Silver, Plated Ware, Tln, (tipper_
Ise Perdu/sem mutt be careful, as a /madaus
article has made Ire appearance,
Sept. lan. On
MARRIED LIFE.
TNFORMATION and advice of vital Hapertarwe
I to the married at both at , nes. In a sealed envel
ope can be obtahatd bee of ehm by wiareating
the . ooderetened.
.1 1 =ft. hIITER.
821 Broadway. New York.
Oct. NOW. !Nu
• Photograph /lbw.
eits=Mb leowt 1)=1lb: ie .
.. ic 1 • lot ? i,
Fansug a ~..jra
l'al arr i ceeri ~rib
ing Beek. Albums we
beve li Zire deteminied toeell lame
Mem She
cow a r r er ea eastittee OM be booght ei l Mers
la Ws y : + covet it. C. J.
Jen. 111., W.
pos x
mtor. wmte mo cioada. m M=Nri2niwai'doortv:
Great National Telegraphic
fiovViril
Xas. IM ♦il *ll Carotsest NAM,
R E M O V AL
lIIb a. v °Mow Low In lllbe Mr.
a Z i f intu sf Use Pawed aad the whole of Übe Third
Tama of
lIIANIC OF =TRW' BUILDINOS,
te the Continental Hotel.
n % ll7 =niantsed and conducted DuWar
C In the eit,e.
W . Corpe arreeehere has no outperine.
Ideastion fee the Countina- room in the short
eat powilbiti time conehttent with the Anterceits of
the men t.
den
Peat tar Clreular.
Oct. 25„ WC,
TAYLOR & SEARCH.
TIN-W&H & STOVER.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF TINWARE
IN THE SOUSTY, AT
S. G. COOK'S ,
(Somme , Andrew Pollwrs t) Abosomeot
THE RENT CNN:MING STOVES IN MARKET,
among which we the
OLD DOMINION,
. 0031ISOMMA
PEROY/LVANIA.
NOBLE COOK.
ECO2POIIIBT
• BARLEY SHEAF, &a
Also. wish) other artlats for Kitchen toe, which
will be wad tutiow as at any other
place In the county.
8. G. COOK.
June 81,1867. et
100.000 BUSHELS GRIAN WANTEI
NEW FIRM AT THE OLD WAREHOUSE.
VII/M. E. BIDDLE& CO. would Inform the puts.
TT Ile that they have leased the Warehouse on
the corner of Htratton Street and the Railroad, In
Gettysburg, where they will carry on
THE GRAIN AND PRODVCI: BIURNILM,
In all ita branches. The highest prima will al•
Ways be paid for Wheat, Rye, Corn, Oats, Clover
and Timothy Seeds, Flaxseed, Kumar, Hay and
Straw, Dried Fruit, Nuts, MOM Hams, Shoulders
andfilldes, Potatoes , with Loerything else In the
corintreproduce line.
OROCERIES.—On hand, for side, Coffees, Su
gars, Molasses, tiyrup‘Teus, 6pices, Halt, Chyme,
Vinegar, Soda, Milldam!, Stang', Brooms, Rork.
ets, Blacking, Scapa, de. Also COAL OIT., Flab
Oil Tar, de. Frelll of all kinds; Spikes and
Nails; Smoking and Chewing Tobaccos.
.-•- - .
They are alu aye able to Kupply a flat rate artl
dr of Flour, with the different kinds of Fred.
Alm, Ground I'lw‘ter, with Glum.a sill other
r.e
tertlltra. COAL, by the bushel, ton or ear load.
They run a
LINE OF FRERAIT CAlts
from Gettysburg to Baltimore once et ery. week.
They are prepared to convey Freight either way,
hi any quantity, at REDIXED KATO& They
will attend s
Udealred, to the making of purchases
In the city, and delivering the goods promptly in
Gettysburg. Their cars run to the tt'isrehouse of
Natlurn Roop d. Co., 1% North Reward et, neat
Franklin, Baltimore, where freight will be re
ceived at any time . They invite the attention of
the public to their line insuring them that they
will spare no effort to accommodate all who may
patronise them.
RIDDLE BkINNER.
April 16.18615. tf
I,lxviiftwi:pcst ;
tLNEundersigned has opened a LLIIIIBIat
ARD on the Railroad, near Onion d
ArnLime Kilns. Gettysburg, and asks the
pile to give him s call. His meortment is one
otthe best ever offered here, and his prices afford
only the smallest living profit. He has
**frt. PINE PLANK, INCH AND HALF
INCH BOARDS, FLOORING,
PALINGS, &C., &C.,
sild Is constantly adding to his /deck. Come and
examine for yourselves.
JACOB IEIREADS.
I=3=El
FREF3H- OOFFEOTIONAItY
AND
ICH CREAM RAl.OO2l'.
eubeerihar reapectfnlly infortne the Woo of Gettasbum and vicinity, that hehas
rite C‘ ik l e
ast,ont•l f o eI' . 1 "1 2 )(
to whim lie would invite_their attention.
CARER, CANDLER, AN EVERY DESCRIP
TION OF CONFECTIONR,
together with NITTR, °RANGY'S and all kinds of
FRUITS, alwsys on hand.
10• PARTIER, public and private, &A well as
FAMILIRE4wiII be furnished with all kinds of
CAJCER, ICE CREAM,_(in_pyramidal form or
otherwlsea and other RW.MYSHMENITI, at their
houses, upon short notice.
Raving spent a life-time at the business, he
flatters himself that he understands it, and that
he Is able to give entire lathtfactlon.
Call add see hie Confectionary.
.10.1°V GRUEL.
May 28,Meg. IS
I
Meabeeribere have Just returned from the
ee with an lumens. simply of
HARDWARE lk GROCZRZEB,
which they ars offirrirot at their old stead In Bal
timore street, at prima to suit the times. Our
stook consists In part of
WILDING IKAT
•AKT AS S TOOLS,
BLACKSMITH'S TOOLS
SHOE FINDINGS, ,
COACH FINDINGS,
CAIUNCT MAKER'S TOOLS
HOUSEKEXPER'S FIX'ITREB,
ALL KINDS OF IRON, de.,
GROCERIES or ALL KTNDS
OILS,FAINTS, de., de.
There is no article Included In the several de
partments mentioned above bat what can be had
at this/More. Every class of Mechanic* can be
aanminadated here with tools and findings, and
Hoeutekeispers an And every article in thelr line.
Give as a call, as we are prepared to sell as low
for cash el any house out of the city.
JOEL. R. DANNER,
DAVID ZIEGLER.
Gettrlburg, May la, 1561.
NEW DRUG STORE,
IN NEW OXFORD.
THEnnde7ned has opened a Drug Store to
New Oaf Manta county, and reenectnttlY
calk; the atte ntion of the public to his stock of
PAINTS.
OLIA
VARNISH:VI
DYEIMIFIA uumm i
PATMIT MIMICMCFR,
and a Mll assortment of DRUGE ; in • word •
complete stock of Oootht generally kept la a !ket
ches Drag More. All of which rave been pier.
abased dung the pun, two weeks', and will be
sold low . All theartides formerly manuthetured
at the old establishment in /I.Nist. Berlin eau be
had here. Understanding his business purled!
7,
and mitering his goods bizasedf, be liable to
ramble Drum' pure and as repreeented. The ;At
lie are requested to give him • trial.,
D. M. MILLER
New Oxford, May 6, 1887. gm
MAN-131,0N-IRON !
GETTYSBURG FORGE.
nisotto:gibers reopeettoW Ramo ate poblto
t they hove ereetod a Forwe ear:motion
wttb their Mem Mill , sod ore now ruanutootring
FORGED AND HAMMERED IRON,
suet at Pkniah, Horsoehoe and Bar Iron , and re.
can Invite Elaelusalthe and Dealers to b r ie , feeling satiated that they sillte able
to please as to sunny, finish and Wee.
BRINGMAN & WARREN.
N. B.—The highest market pries_gald fbr
wrought gad scrap Iran. W.
Bee. 17, 1881.
ThLL It =Ma GOOD&
E. NilliNEW
le now metal/ Wane ettek of
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
OROCRRIR47,
Q URDINSWARR,
HARDWARE,
BOOTS, SHOES AND HAM.) ,
esU the ememiee of lust aolsalas aid abir
somaaal Or to of higli MOO et Ga o n"
sal now Wades at Wear Mos QM *NO
boss state the IMO, ipS . assast
1111 to stake Vat sassy
Adentr
1 11 ,mpati rces as
say la Os tads, aft alga
earastilasa lear NINO say aad
~ars
Lmto tholowat market pekes
Li my establabad rule.
HISSINSW.
Peterabtuy. 5..) Oct S. WI.
OAP VOB 01811
EW RTORE:
GEOCIOILES, LlgrOlge,
'the wealerelgned las retured to (let trebargoutd
ogetted • new were, on llantaalre siren, east
deer to tbr Pod Mien a
o wl ~
kor CT offnallo the
Court House, where be ffers MCAT
, • large and dram a me,
nortneentof
SUQARS, COFFEES, TEAR, MOLASSES, SYR
UPS, SALT. &C., with FISH,
B.A.00: 4 1, LAUD, .I,C.
Ada, Liquorx,—
WINES, BRANDIES, GINS„ VIIIISICIES, =VI
and everythl= else In the
Alio, any quantity attune, to mon ftny Rod
everybody.
Reordkrt thle le the pica to buy CHEAP FOR
CASsit.
O}. V. X ALRFLEIRCH.
April 211, M 22„
UM BAUM
NEWPORT & = m
Qu
1101K111.4.A7CAL !WEER&
&oath Washington stree4 and square leant the
Eagle Hotel, OFTTI. 101VRO, pa. Constantly on
band, al best of
BREAD, CRACKERR„ CA X PRETZELS, &e.
Persons wishing fresh Woad will be served
over,' morning, by leaving their names and me/-
deism at the Bakery. Reny ettbrt made to
please. Give as a calL
April 10, Mt. IL
GREEN RIDGE!
Er NEW STORE AND NEW GCNNX
JOHN NORBECH
onALS eommenced Store•keeping at °RPM'S
to Hamilton township. Adams es.,
Swanton turnpike, and would inlirrm the
public thathe has Just returned from the city
with an excellent &swill:moot of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARD-WARX,
qIIEENS-WARE, CEDAR-WARE, TIN
WARE, CANDIEs, NOTIONS,
obaccon, &c., etc.—lndeed, a full and carrsidete
line of (foods, to suit the lacerates and tastes of
all. Ms prfres aro as low am the very, lowest—
Calicoes at 10 c ents and Molding at lf cents, at
Instances.
Re feete that hie goods and prices will be stale
factory to the puhltc,aud therefore Invitees Large
share °Condom, trom near and far. Don't forget
the advice—the Green Ridge gtore la the place to
get the full worth of your tdone, •
April 22., tf
NEW BOOT & SHOE STORE.
NEW AND GOOD GOODS AT LOW PRICE&
HE undersigned has opened ► new Boot and
.L Shoe More, on BALTIMORE ofTRMT, one
door south 01 the Pividoterlan Church and near
ly opposite btoereary's Huddler shop, where he
offers an attractive .assortment of goods in him
line, all new and selected with the greatest care.
He has
LADIES' CONGRESS GA
LADIES' BALLIORAL GAM,
LADlkli' COMMON GAITERS,
LADIFN BALMORAL BOOTS,
LARGE VARIETY.
OMITLEIdEN'S CALF BOOTS,
GENTLEMEN'S KIP BOOTS.
OENTLEMENT3CX)NORMiGAITERS,__
GENTLEMENWALIPPERS,ALL STYLES,
GENTLEMEN'S BALMORALA
GENTLEMEN'S BROGANS. &C..
MISSES' CONGRESS GAITERS,
MISSIES' BALMORAL GAITERS,
MISSES' MOROCCO BtLMORALS,
&C., &C., &C., &C.
BOY'S CONGRESS GAITERS,
BOYS' ['ALP BALMORALS,
BOYS' BROGANS, &C., &C.
Alsokßoota ati o d i tt a og i pf on hiLo n Ny . x mariutsctum
All will be sold at the lowest living profits.
Buyers. from town and country, are invited to
call and examine gemds and prices before par
chasing elsewhere. I am determined to sell
cheap -44 little cheaper than any other house In
the county. By strict attention to business, and
dealing fairly and squarely with everybody, I
hope to merit and receive an encouraging share
of public
k blicpa . reneg ee .
t 'FACTURING of Boots and Shoes
will also be carried on, In all its branches.
Boots, Mises and tapers made to order. Re
pairimg done on short notice—and no
spared to give malefaction. None but Bret - clue workmen employed. Having a life-time
experience at the business, I feel confident that
I can plume all who may call.
L. H. KLINGEL.
Gettysburg, Jane 21,1867.
NEW 'SADDLER SHOP.
(I N the 11111, Balttmorestreet,Gettgaburg, Pa.
I,y :id —Coast .
of antly on hand, or made to order, alt
RIDING SADDLER,
WAGON SADDLER,
CARRIAGE HARNESS
DRAUGHT HARMER%
RIDING BRIDLES, -
BLIND BRIDLES,
COLLARS,
- FLY-NETS. tr."
as low u the lowest.
June 24, 1867. ft
NEW ARRANGEMENTS,
TUMMY OVERDEER,
es the ilttt In Baltimore Br., ,"
supplies eve
ry week from the city and - is determined to sell
cheap. lie invites all to give him a call. Ms
stock consists of GROCERIES, NOTIONS,
FLOUR, Corn Meal, Chopped Feed, Corn, Oat. ,
Flab, BIWA, Lark Ozone, Crackers, Tobacco, He
pm and Rant SUGAR, corrEE, Tess, Syrup,
Molasses, Candles, Coal Oil, Fish Oil, Tar, Best
Cider Vinegar, and a great variety of Notions,
Candies, ~h
gleTbe Cash or Trade will be given for Country
to e,Prod such as Flour, Corn, Oats, Butter, Ram
Pota, Rap, &c.
April 8, 1 tf
THE BEST
WASHING MACHINE.
THE undersigned otiess tor male, the TOWN
SHIP RIGHTS of edam count', for DE LONG'S
PATENT. which Is the ekssessr, Ramses
and sniff Weenie. that has yet been offered to
the public. The Rights will be wad on reaaona•
ble berme. Title a a One opportonitr for eon-
Retie men to make 000 D WAoo9lmanalao
taring or melting these machines. A sample
machine alit be tarntabed any Pawn who par
eheses a Right, 11 desired, at east. Call at the
store of Dephorh it Hotrlosak. N. W. Cot. Square.
Where the =whiner mer be reed and tried.
FRANK. D. DI:WM:4
Gettysbneg, sumo 24,1887. Cr
_WATCHES 1 WATCHES! !
tlfWlB STRODBE
4.11 WRAY teactied II the Watch trade, and has
oat returned rrom New York with an untutually
ASUMANitalarlanent. Re °Ors suck bargain.
as vow& fall to be acceptable to buyers. The
iftia embraces a lama lot of the
CELEBRATED "AXIMICAN WATCHES,"
GOLD AND RILVISIt, viz
"P. S. Bartlett." Wrn. and "Appleton
k Tracy:
with Wateban of almost an othoit makes.
If yon wont CHEAP and GOOD Watch, call on
LIMN SITED inn&
At his the Gett ysbu r g st.
newt) opposite D S
Opot, Pa.
NPR* coOthinis she Gramm Notion and Con
fectionery businessi, as herere.
June St, Nth tf
NEW GOODS
:~ :1 a~ :—M:l' =:t
I tr ar ou WWI to bar soo t sad champ Goods, call
JACOMN & BaCeS. STORE,
new Mows Rotel, la CRAYREERSURG Rt.
&11Z . 1heir have the very best selection 0
MOMS, CANIIIMICRES, TWEEDS, *C.,
thy sonata esa prodees, sad are dletieskine4 to
Nei thins ea oboe@ se cm be soldAnYwAteb hl
taws st owing. Any moon wishing to love
CUP,aut i l= Gone Yes Grannie- Moos
UP, sea
yak
be ereonseso
• warrant the best emelt sad the beet
GUS ktibliOntionywhers, No hennbagin what We
ag i l ablmMOW billed &hammy bestsad t!‘.3st-dioribie
DEWING' .114CSIXIM'
=gm.WWl* reser to wettest WPM/IMM Pail
Vi
igieve efsemeleet medelnes. Coil
and esemese. We Innen{ Own to be the boa
in rwa . .
.141,001113 II BRO
Aril A, left. tf
LUMBER, COAL,
STOM, TIN-WARS, NA
ORTTSRBICRO, PA.
AN IXXBIBZ STOCK!
t it.
order kJ give the public something like an
itirill then:amen...tort of Lumber,
!Roves, Tin-ware, be, tr., on hand and he
alas the undersigned. at,
his establishment, in
street, antra the Railroad lima the Pas-
Ration, he would enumerate as far as the
Mt "ti tra of a newspaper advertisement will allow:
=I
Words and Pint* of every pole, from cul
to el , Joists and »au» /Inc pine and hem p
, planed add unpinned, Flooring,Shingley,
Rhin{ WWI, Mastering Lair" Pickets, ready
rank. Doors and Sash, 13/Inds and »buttery,-10
Lets "Writhing used for building purposes,
IN TITE ()AL LIN'F:
Shatnedan Whit. Ash and Lytterno Valley Bed
Ash, these two rtudeUee belogthc purest and best
for all domestic purposes. Also the N ery best
Brood-top and Allegheny Smith Coal
I=
Waverly, Noble Conk, Royal Cook, Barley Sheaf,
Oriental, Eltewert'a Calk, Ornamental Exeelsior ,
Prince Royal and the Emerald Cooking Stoves,
all for coal or wood. These varieties are a lodes
tlon troln the beet and most popular Cooking
Stoves the market atrorda, and ore all warranted
to ar tzr; entire aatlatartlon. Also, a very large
vof Parlor, Saloon and Shop Stoves, for
east or wood, Including the celebrated Morning
Glory, the Vulcan, Oval Meteor, Round Meteor,
Dial, Violet, Gem, Regulator, Comet, Esc New
Egg, Parlor (Nook, de., sr. rim Beek and tirates,
for mil or wood, alwaya on hand.
=
The assortment embraces everything necessary
for kitchen or household purpusen, including a
large number of convenient yet cheap articles of
new deteign which must be seen to be a ppreciated.
The stock in no huge and varied that these who
have not visited tue establishment have no eon
oeption of Ile extent. In odd/ tlon to the ordlna
a kitchen utensils, it includes Bathing Vessels,
Toilet Chamber brie, plain and fancy, Chamber
Bucket.., Bread and Spice Boxes, Tea and Coffee
Omintent, Deed Bonen, Spittoons, Tumbler Drain
ern, Bill-bead Bogen, Waiters, Ale Canter.. Water
,f.loolern, Slaw Cu tiers, Nurse Lana pa, Jelly Moulds,
Pudding Moulds, Patent Nutmeg ()raters, Comb
Caere, tarn. Grant Platen and A B C Platen Anti
Bucket.. Flour Sieves, Bin! Cages, Spout }? rade,
Coffee , Lanterum, Bunting Spoome, Large
Forks, Candle Sticks, Candle Moulds, Copper Dip
perm, Wrought-iron Frying Pans, smoothing
Irons, FOot lierapent, Coffee Rooatern, Waffle
Irons ensuffern Dinner and Auctioneer Belie,
stern, 01 1 ere, Fluted Funnels, toot Sieves
Glass- [op Fruit Cann, Plain-top Fruit Cann, Self
sealing Jars, lie., Sc. Tin-ware made to order,
and repairing promptly attended to, by the best
of workmen.
IN THE HOLLOW-WARE LINE
Cast-iron Pots. of every size and variety, for
stoves, Porcelain Kettle., for cooking and pre
serving, Tin-lined Kettles for ditto, Cast-tron
Btew FAUX, of every sive and variety, Porcelain
and tinned', with a thousand and one other arti
cles impossible to enumerate In an advertise
ment.
Attention Is specially directed to three value
bwirticl= 1.1.71,""hb4,'..Z:V4 and
=3t
scores who have used
them,
via: THE UNIVER
SAL CLOTHES-WR/NGEA , DOTY'S WASHING
MACHINE, and the c elebrated %DIAMOND
CHURN.
The publics are - invited to call and examine
goods and prices. He guarantees to sell every
thing In his line at exceeding low figure.. Come
and see, to gratify your curiosity, if yoh do
not want to buy. No trouble to show goods.
C. IL BUEHLER.
July 1, 1887.
McCURDY & 'HAMILTON,
FLOUR, GRAIN, GROCERIES, &a
rllE undersigned are paying at their Ware
ouse, In Carlisle etreet, adjoining Buehlers
, the highest prices for
FLOUR,WHEA'y,
_RT% CORN OATS
W ,_ BUCK
ILE.AT, CLOVER AND TIMOTH
SEEDS, POTATOVIS, Y-
and invite prodneets to give them a call before
selling.
They have constantly on hand for sale,
A LARGE SUPPLY. OF GROCERIES,
Enlames, Syrup., Coffees, Strotars, die, with Salt,
Firth, Olio, Tar, Scapa, Baron and Lard, Tobaccos,
Me. AiRO the beat bran& FEE L )beat
with FEE
of all kluge. They ilkewige have
BEVERAL VALUABLE FERTILIZER.%
Soluble Pacific Guano, Rhodes' Phosphate and
A A Ilexloan Guano.
Whilst they pay the hlgheat market price. for
all they buy. they reit at theloweat living profits.
They ask share of public patronage, resolved
give aittlifaetion In every rear...
Gettyaburg, July 1, 1887
Farmers, At tend to Your Interests!
GETTIVIT EG FCEDE,Y.
rE subscriber would Inform his monomer,
and others, that be Is still rnanufacturl m
oonn kinds of castings and Machines, made to
order, on short notion, such as
J. M. ROWE.
(five different Illsee of Powere ) , CLOVER-REED
HULLERS AND CLEANERS, CORN SHEL
LER/4 AND SEPARATORS, CORNFODDER
CtiTTERs, STRAW AND HAY CUTTERS;
suanch
Corn Cut the
WIRE-SPAM° ROILSE RAKE.
the
er lates Pleases, t improvement; also Metal BMWS% toe
Cid
IRON RAILING
for Cemeterim or Porches, with everything else
In hie line, all at low pricer.
FOR SALE—A light Two-horse Wagon, a One.
horse Wagon, and a spring Wagon, all new.
DAVID STERNER,
April3o,lllB6. lt
BRINILERELOFF'S
Cora Sheller, Separator and Cleaner.
THE undersigned would inform the Agricultu
ral public that he has purchased from the
Patentee of this extraordinary machine, the Pat
ent
,Right (or the States of Pennsylvania and
"b ank:l. l 6We Corn Sheller, Separator and
Cleaner, is pronounced the best machine of the
kind in this country. And in proof, it may be
mentioned that the "Advisory Committee ap
pointed to retort Implements for exhibition at
the Universal Exposition in Doris in hut, have
selected this Sheller as the best in America,"
and at the request of J. C. Derby, V. S. Agent, a
machine has been shipped to Pane for exhibition.
The bet may also be stated that at the greet
trial of Agricultural Implements, at Auburn,. N.
Y., in July last, under the auspices of the :sew
York State Agricultural Society, the Brinkerhoff
Dorn Sheller, Separator and Cleaner was reported
by one of the moat competent Committees an the
best Corn Sheller out. They say, "We hove care
fully examined and thoroughly tested this ma
chine, and have no hesitation in pronouncing it
He best Care Shekr tee ever any." The report is
signed by such men as John,.Stanton Gould,
President N. N. State AgricultursTsociety • B. P.
Johnson, Secretary to same • Solon Robinson,
Agricultural Editor N. Y. Tr ibune; S. Edwards
Todd, Agricultural Editor N. Y. Times.
From &menet many complimentary newspa
per notices, the following, from the 'New York
Observer, is deemed sufficient;
"Among all the Hand Corn Sheller." made in
New York and Albany—and one single firm
manufactures more than 10,000 annually—not one
can enter the circle with the ShellerJustlnvent
ed by .1. Brinkerhoff; Auburn, New York. It
shells, separates and cleans, rapidly and easily,
at one operation, as feat as the ears can be put in
to the hopper,"
The uudersismed La now premed to dispose of
COUNTY RIGHTS'. He will 'have SHET.T.VRS
ready for tale in the course of a month's time.
All letters to be addressed to
• . .
WIC WIBLE,
P. O. Box VC Ciettymbura, Pa.
Mareb HOW.
Money, Free as Water.
10e00 ACTIVE Local and Traveling
gene. Mal Male or Female, °Pall ages,
are wanted to solidi trade in every City, Town,
Villegultamlet, Workshop and Factory through
out the entire world, for the most saleable novel
ties ever known.-400 PER CENT. PROFIT and
READY SALE WHEREVER OFFERED ! I
Brasil men and wanes an make from 80 to $5O
per day, and no risk of low! A small Capital re
quired of from E7O to Bhlo—the more money in
vested thegrester the profit. No Money reqolred
In adireace--vre first send the articles and restive
pay afterwards! /I you actually wish to make
money rapidlyaide...lly, write for hill parties.
Mrs and sdation
MILNOR a CO., (From Part..)
210 Broadway, New York City.
Feb. 25, 1P67.
SAY WARTED.
undetaigned will pay the highest market
1 pric Ciettgabu es ibr AY. Immire at Spangler's Ware
hease,rg.
GBO. IL 8111tICKHODRE8.
Nov. IMAM tf
CruIASPHOT TOGRAPH
ea tarot, ea es sortageat gnaw
ALD=Carde
and Badtele lar greases Rem the
PROTOJEAPHIS dru of oar aceurate aa4L ether6g
trrehed lartvide st the Excelsior
J. TeiCV.
W 3 larr.
jut
Vila: airw IrMtasmit'At
tion Twe We
A.M h. 411 ar.
HOBF.RT MeeTrill));
VaL S. HAMILTON.
Cl=
RS AND POWERS,
PLOUGHS,
1 , ;I:! - J1 . 1:1:11'' , • I.VA
NO. 4 I MT MAILKET tiTREET,
FORK, PA.,
A6/21111 ArID MALI= IN
PIANOS Ilt CABIN= OtutIANS, XELODEOIing,
irmat.seniutiaNTs.
respretfolly Worm the publle that they ant pre
ared to furnish Plana of the flailowing roam
hew* or rof any other make that tow be pre
ferred:
lbetkao
11/18160 SIM & &Da,
COTTAGE, HARMONIC AND BOUDOIR
ORGANS eI.V.D -VALODZONEL
These Instruments stand unrivalled by any
thi found i thia country or in Europe, ea is
admitted by a l l impart tat judges. The moat em
inent Pipe Organ Builders and Perldrmers, the
last to discover excellent. In reed Tone, pro
nounced them vastly superior to all others for ex -
ceedingly quick articulation and round Tone, the
essential feature in instroment• of this c hum.
We invite the SON ere scrutiny and criticism of all.
PATENT VOX HUYI.‘N A TREMOLO.
This late and Moat wonderful invention (eau
knowledged by all leading artists) will be found
only in the Duey Instruments. In attempting
to describe the effect of this stop, we are at lows
for language. Its beaut les cannot be written, but
must be beard to be appreciated. By this stop
an ordinary performer can produce an effect
which require. a life time of practice for an artist
upon a violin, It entirely clumges the reed Tone,
iris tag the sympathetic sweetne. of the human
voice, making It 50 melodious and pure that it
never fails to enchant the listener.
TILE lIARNIONIC 011G.1N
for Churche%, Pohlle Hall% and Parlors hl4l •
powerful sub-Haas a ith independent reeds, Her.
monlc attachment and Vex Humana Tremolo,
and Is believed to be the allot powerful reed or
gan male, being nearly equal ton PIP. Oellan of
three time. the cad.
.
All instruments warranted for five yearn.
aa-BRARS BANDS supplied with Instruments
and music at reasonable terms.
A liberal discount allowed for Churches and
Sabbath Schools.
IFirinertructionn given both in Vocal and In
atrumental Music, at our rooms, and at pupils'
homes, either to Individuals or classes, on reason
able terms.
Dec. 17.1 Sail. if
SPEER'S
PORT GRAPE WINE,
Used by Ifoidrrets N ellogregedion• /or Church or
Onainunton Purparra.
AL O,
I:means( for Ladies and Weakly Persau
TO I:Mr..
NEW JERSEY
VINEYARDS
Speer's Port &rape Wine, Fonr Team Old.
rrtlillO justly celebrated native Wine la made
A from the Juice 01 the Oporto Grape, milord in
this country. its Invaluable
Tonic and Strengthening Properties
are unsurpassed by any other native Wine. Be
ing the pure Juice of the grape, produced under
Mr. Speer*s own personal oupervision, its purity
sad germlnenem am guaranteed. The youngest
child may partake of its generotst qualities, and
the weakest invalid may use it to BlNLliaage. It
litnrilieNstra.lirtebdelioe
the various
o t h u e .
. atr m al e igt , d
ebill
flirt the weaker net. It is, in PS cry respect,
.4 WISE TO BE RELIED OE.
Invalids use lipeer'x Port Grape Wine.
Females new Spevr'o Port Grape Wine.
Weakly penorun and a benefit by Ito nee.
lipeer's Wlnem in Hospitals are preferred to oth
er wines.
Sold by Druggists and Grocers.
A. Speer's Vineyard, New Jersey. Ornee, 243
Broadway, New York.
August SO, pea. ly
$3 00 TO $5 00 PER DAY.
AGENTS WANTED
FOR THE
0• L .D E N • P E N
A BETTF-11 Pr , THAN °MEAT'S PEN.
frIBIESE pens sell rapidly wherever introduced,
I. to all cLasos of people. Are fully equal to Ow
gold iz z en fur ease and beauty of writing. More
and dome& than any steel pen ntanufac-
Cured. Will not eurexte. Send for sample box.
Only 35 cents, or two boars for 30 cents. o.IN for
general use. No. 2 for Ladies. Schoubi and choice
penmanship. Sent free of ;Postage. Money re
funded if they do not give satisfaction. Address
M. V. B. COWEN, Lafayette, Ind.
The following is a sample of bond reds of letters
from peFtles who have ordered these pens:
Porrsvo..e.g., PA., July 15,1867.
M. V. B. floWan, Lafayette, Ind.
Dear Sir:—The box of No.l pens ordered by me
some ten days stow has arrived, and I am so
much pleased with them that I hate concluded
to take an Agency for their sale, so far, at lewd,
IN to order three gross No. I and one gnaw, No. 2,
for which I enclose your price to Agents. Ad
dress: REV. S. SIEOFRIED.
Warranted to last five times as long, and give
better satisfaction than any steel pen manufac
tured. Send for circular of testimonials from
Professors of Schools and Colleges, and from
preminent business houses.
Aug. fl, ISW. Sm
The Quaker City Business College,
conirza ruin • ram:sr:err snuerrs
I=
T HE
m m tzre. te ratt or.no ta. appointed
Conducted upon the beat system of Instruction,
and offering advantages of the highest order In
every
I it at A R RTTNT TO YOI:NG MEN
Who desire Success and Promotion in Business
_
Life.
PRACTICAL EDUCATIO:s7 FOR THE
The Commercial Course embraces Book Keep-
Mg, Commercial Calculations Penmanship, Cor
respondence, Business Forms, Customs of Trade,
Commercial Law', the Art of Detecting Counter
feit Money, itc. This ' c. Coupe may be completed in
three months. _
EGEEZTI
. •
Awarded to Graduates, under seal and by as
thorny of law, this being a. regularly
INCORPORATED COLLEGE,
,
and the only one with similar powers in the
State, or In the United States.
OTHER BRA:NCI-104,
Telegraphing, the Higher MatheUditics, Engi
neering, Purvelf t a i t . . o U• E l7M . o .•
In the Department of Accounte this Institution
Is wholly unrivalled. The Treatise on thin sub
ject, publiehed by the Proprietor, in everywhere
acknowledged to be the best and moat complete
work extant, and being composed almost exelu
sively of seta obtained from Actnal Business, pre
eente a coarse of instruction such an can be se
cured by no other system. Book for sale, and
sent by mail to any address, upon receipt of
price, S 3 50.
YOUNG MEN
Invited to send for rirCirlare, or vielt the College
for further lnfonnetlon.
MMIEI/M=lll
..Tiity 1867
JUST PUBLUITED
pimikiaTiriii): 11[0i,ilift)ikidl
BASSINI'S
TWENTY MELODIC EXERCISES,
cx rota OT
SOLFEGGIOS FOR SOYRA.NO OR MEZZO
_ .
BOP - RANO - VOICEFS
Studies to acquire the Art of Singing.
"liMESE exert:lnes were composed to be used
almultaneously with hia system, 'Tug ART
or iiirlosna 'or with any other method for the mil•
tivation of the voice, and will take the place of
CONCONE'S tfOLFE(3010(1: being more meks.
dims and better adapted for teaching.
"Some of these exereises are specially beautiful
as well as ttseful, a mingling of the dutec et war,
which secures the interest as well as the Improve.
meat of the student. The various styles devel.
oped in these exercises render them invaluable
in an educational point of view, as they tend to
enlarge the intelligence and appreciation, and at
the name time (once the tune of the pupil. They
must be stmlied tatrefully with reference to the
Innumerable marks of expression and forma of
ornamentation. Upon the minute aceumcy with
Whirl! these are accomplished depends the actual
sterling advancement of the pupil; any evasion
or clueing in these respects la time and effort
wasted, while, on the other hand, a closoand
pa
tient inveatigation, and a minutely faithful exe.
cotton of them, will eve unexpected power and
faculty, and open to the student the means and
resources by which great artiqs produce their
most brilliant and profound effects."—Wotron'r
Art Journal. _
I
Price, each, in Ronnie, Retell
" " Cloth Hotel! . . 260
A Sample Copy Kent by Mali, poet-fetid, on receipt
of Wholesale Price, $l6O.
PubiLthetl by
WM. HALL di SON
No. ,43 Broadway, New York.
Pub/10mm and dealer,. In Music, and Manufac
turers of FLUTEK, FIFEN.FLAGELETS, &c.,
&e. Send for catalogue of prices.
July 15, 1107. 812
HICCRY W. OVERMAN,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
AND
DEALER IN !.FATHER,
No. 14 South Third Street, Philadelphia.
menta solicited.
Der. 10, MA lye
WESTCOTT & GEORGE,
PRILIP W1L,7021 & CO.,
DtrOBTIII6 AND DEALER" IN
GUNS, PISTOLS, RIFLES,
Crleket and Base Ball Implements,
FISHING TACKLE, SKATES,
Croquet, Arebei7,
No. 40:0 Chesnut street, Philadelphia.
May IS, 11387. em
Dinolntl= of Go-Partnership.
firm firm of A. A. EOM & BRO.„ Is s day
rdissolved by mumni consent. R. A. Fonts
bins D. E. 'GLITZ is hereby authorised to
settle the business of the late firm, and will con
tinue the bnaineas in his own name.
R. A. POUTZ_
DA CID R. ClirrA
August 1, Iter.
ountinue In the WHOLESALE DELL
AND MED_
_CINE BITNINENFi AtANUFAO.
O F 01.7,14 MEDICINES, at the old
Soto, No. IM Franklin street under the name
midWe of DAVID FOLTZ.
Baloore, Sept. 20. tt
U.S. BOMA.
Finn National Bank of Oettrubusr will
Compounds int
1 iM Nolo 11.
tes 8.
.Bonds.; shoe 7-11 and
nr
OBORGB ARNOLD, Cashier.
Oct, 4,18111. ct ,
DOB ales
L• ale. IN to R Prints, Cheek; ai OW .1 WOODS",nniutas&_Xasitnit
GO to T. Q No/NW Ise your Clloiking.
Patio (NO* Cimpaßy's
BOPUBLE
P. 4 ,01710 GUANO.
carnet or ossantah meter , : 71 sorra entire,
' , JOH IAL N& IiSM.
Wholesale C
ta O
for Com Van r.
'TINE eery extended limo! thls Gu a n o through.
oat the smontry rendees It mammary to say
More this season, than eomptuatien and quality
are preelse4 the name at that heretofore sold by
tun for the Company.
We have sold this Guano from the beginning
under a regular ayatem of rigid itiPpeetion, at nn
expense to the (Mm_pany of many hundreda of
dollars annually , . Valls la done for the preiection
ante of the eamemer and the Gaupatty, m in
manliest to all who undenitand the trade in fer-
Unseen, that it cannot be sorely condueted on any
other principle. The importance and extent of
the trade demands thispniteetion.
We are prepared to exhibit Or. A. Snowden
ex i Vi r . ° 7onsument t mlia t t * lTATtte r nn e t r oe .rf Jolts
Rinsi Co. branded ou the tense, none other
genuine.
Aug. 23, 11P12. fit
MORO PHILLIPS'
t;tl. , n7.lxi, IMPROVICD
SI:MD.-PHOSPHATE OF I.IIIIE,
STANDARD OrA RA NTEAD.
TOR RAIX AT ItArtUrAcit . anis nt.roTti
No. 27 North Front Street, Philadelphia,
AND
No. AS South fureet, Baltimore,
And by Dealers In general throughout the
Onuti
The SOMBRERO (IVAN°trv.
of which MORO
PHILLIPS' PHOSPHATE In And always has
been manufactured, (and of which he hue sole
control for the trilled States,l contains tiftv per
cent. more Bone Phosphate than Raw Hone,
therefore it Le more durable. The addition
of ammonia gives it greater fertilising value.
Over six year.' experience hen pros ed to the
Farmer that it makee a heavier grain than even
stable manure, and Ia not only active but 'eating.
MI Ro PHILLIP'S,
Sole Proprietor and Mann rectum . .
sirprica vs per ton of 2,90) his. Discount to
Dealers.
March 4,1807. inti
p0I114:VIIRIOYIN:1_11
NlT Etake pleasure In announcing to Dealers In
Feralßent, and the.A art. al t t irtt I public, that
we have within the panty ear merviiaokl our tacit.
'ties for the manufacture of our It sW floSEPtioi-
Pritser, to an extent unequalled by any oth, r
HOU. In the United States or Enrols,. These lu
cflltlea only include the enlargement of our
old established work/. In 1 . 111/udelphlu, lcam4 n fun
the DELAW AltE ItIVFIt .AGIUCULTURAL
CHEMICAL WORKS, but ~100 the purchase of
extensive and well stocked works at Chissigo,
with ail the necessary machinery, ears, etc., to
conduct the business. This establishment alone
tint produced, annually, over s,tsa/ tons of
dried BOUM and Meat, and is capapie of being
largelp increased. We desire, bs the closestsu
pervision, to conduct t Itese two eon, erns so that
our customers will derive a pmet teal benefit from
their consolidation, In obtaining a MANURE with%
atoll maintain a standard and uniform quality,
and at the lowest possible price.
BAUGH & SONS.
Peruvian Guano Substitute !
BA UG 17 '
/SAW DONS
SUPER - PHOSPHATE OF LIME
lIAVGH & ROD&
Bole Proprietors re Mansforturcre,
Delaware Sliver Chemical Works,
PHILADELPHIA,
AND
Calumet Works,
CHICAGO.
J9-Farrners are recommended to purchase of
the dealer located In their neighborhood. In sec
tions where no denier to yet established, the
Phosphate may be procured directlyrronir he un
dersigned. A priced Circular will be sent to all
dealer who apply.
BAUGN tt SOMA
Qfices, No. S. Delaware Avenue,
Pima mamma,
AND
NO. 7.11 Luke Street. CYtkapo.
BAUGH BRAYTHIIIin .t CO.
General 'Wholesale Agents,
No. 181 Pearl Siren, corner of Uttar,
NEW rOIIX.
ObOROD DUODALE,
Wholesale Agent for Maryland and Virginia,
1 and lin Elena's Wharf,
BALTIMORE.
siplVe are prepared to Supply our Patent Sec
tional Mill to all Mantdacturera for grinding
Bonet, Guano and all other hard subgtaneers.
August 5, ISIR. lkn
THE NORTH AMERICAN
LIFE AND ACCIDENT
MS &INCA CO.MP✓IX
Na az Walnut street, PIMA DLLPHI
Ckspital
•
OFFICERS:
LEWIS L. HOUPT, PAlldent,
K. P. DARLINGTON. Sec'y. and Treag
Drawroas:
. •
Lewla L Houpt, J. E. Kingley,
Hamuel C. Palmer, James M. Conrad,
W. W. Hurts, John Binwham,
H. 9. Lelaenring, ,Thstnas h.. Peterson
James Shields, John A. Wright..
Mawr* persons of any Ego or °retinal=
afpgrud death, either front
DISEASE OR ACCIDENT,
at Lowed Oath Rotes.
All life pellicles of this fbmpany are payable at
the age of AD; so that a an
may enjoy the hen,
flt °Chia Investment In his old age, If his life la
protracted_pe_ yowl fourscore vearn.
ENRY A. PICKING, Esq., getqahorg,lo
the Company's Agent for Adam* cramty. He
will cheerfully furnish all information requested.
August 2k 1a97. am
ADAM COUNTY
lICTUAL FIRE INSUR.ANCE COMPANY.
IlqconpoßATED, MARcit 18, HAI
. .
Prestdent—George Mwope.
Vlee Preslden t—Stup oel R. Russell
secretary—D. A. Buehler.
Treasurer—E. G. Fahnestoek.
Executive Cornmihee—flopert 3leCnrdy, An
drew Heintzeiruan, Jacob King.
Managers—George Swope, D. A. Buehler. R.
McCurdy, M. Eiebelberger, S. R. Russell, E. G.
Fahnestcek, A. D. Buehler, R. G. McCreary', Get-
Wesilinurg
Win,
Ip m E n iv i , r,. St: ; . ; 7 ltn
D. top f mh , lp A.
Oxford; Win. B. Wilson, tienderaville; ' l - 1. A.
Pielting,Stratfan; John Wolford, Latlmore; John
Picking, East Berlin ; Abel T, Wright, /lenders
vulle; Abdiel F. Gilt, New Oxford; Jas. H. Mar
shall, Hamlitouhan; John ('unningharn, Free
dom; John Horner, .Mouti tjoy ; Wm. W
. Ross hite,
Libert
as -co u nt is Company h; limited In Its operations to
they of Adams. It has been in operation
for more than 15 years, and in that period has
merle but bar assessment, having paid losses hy
fire during that period amounting to 513,045—R1,-
7de of which have been paid during the last two
year.. Any person desiring an insurance can
apply to any of the abut e named 3fanagers for
further information.
kir - The Executive Committee meets at tae of
fice of the Company, on the last Wednesday in
every month, at 2 o'clock, I'. 31.
Oct. 16,1685. tf
TAINTS FOR FARMERS
AND OTHERS.
rrIHE Grafton Mineral Paint Co. are now manu
facturing the Best, Cheapest and most Dura
ble Paint In use; two coats well pot on, mired
with pure Linseed Oil '
will last 10 or 15 yearn; It
in of L, light brown or will
chocolate color,
and ant be changed to green, lend, sOme, cimb,
olive or cream to suit the taste of the consumer.
It is saluable for Houses, Barns, Fences, Carriage
and Car-makers, Pails anti Wooden-ware, Agri
cultural Implements, Canal Boa to, Vessels and
Ships' Bottoms, Canvas, Metxl and shingle lbofs,
fit being Fire and W.lter proofo i lour Oil Cloths,
tone Manufacturer having used anni bins. the past
year.) and ash paint for any purpose is unnerve...
ed for durability, elasticity, and adhonsenen.
Price 86 per bbl. of .100 lbs., which will supply a
farmer for yearn to come. Ih'arranted to all
antes as abuse. Send for a circular which gives
full particular. None genuine unless branded
in a trade mark Grafton Mineral Paints Address
DAN ILL BIDWELL,
251 Pearl Street, New York.
Sept. 6,1867. thn
115kwoim0:101 , 1
The Grover di, Baker,—Thc Best lo Use,
E Machines have become so well known
ICI
first that little need be mid by way of recommen-
Eon. They have taken the premium at
all the late Elate Faint, and are universallyTHESE Pianos are Universally ticknov. lodged
knowledged to be the DEsT in use by all who by competent judges equal to the beet Pinion
have tried them. The "Grover S Baker Stitch" made. For referenctoi, they have mane thousand
and the . 13hUttle Stitch" are points that have city and country residents, including large nuns
been attained by no other Machine. They are the bent of the High Schools, heminartes , ke.
only machines Mutt sew and embroider with per- These Pianos have not only - stood the oontints
asetion. These Machines are peculiarly adapted al nee and heavy practice of one. year, but have
to Family nee. They are noiseless, sew directly been used the last Aileen years to the Mimed
from the spool without rewinding, and are rim- satisfaction of tn., using titer..
pie In their construction. They are camy to man- They have taken PREMIUMS AND Mt:IIAD.;
age,and can be worked by almost anv ehild. WHEFLEN'ER EXHIBITED. hurl, hoe been the
Nvry family should base one. They rare labor, demand for the... Pianos, that ME.i...010",
Meg ewe rime, and they save money, and do their HAINFJ4 PRO'S. have. been ',impelled to enlarge
work better than It can he done by hand, their works to the extent of 24 to au pinNom A
The undersigned having been appointed Agent WEEK.
for the above Machlneedue extablished an Agee.- Having now one of the most extensive and
s 7 in Fairfield, Adams county, where he will al- complete Factories In the United states, Feet°.
ways have on hand a supply. Persons wishing rieseinne cos 'Ting iof an acre al ermine!, mai
to buy will plesuse mil and extu)sine for them- prising a frontage of 211 feet on 2rui Avenue.
selves. They are undoubtedly the chentest fit-id-ekes
Xi-Needles and Thread will alto he supplied, Pianos in market.. Fully guaranteed for 3 years.
J. S. WITHEROW, Agent, Send for illustrated Circular.
Fairfield, Adams county, Pa. HAINES 117101 4 .
Aug. 27, lB6B. tf aye, X5B, 380, 362., WI, 381, a 3 ,370, in,
Second Avenue, New York City.
eft HOOP MOMS. 628. April 8,
_1867.
LOUIS GEORGIL.
WILLIAM T. HOPKINS,
•..OUR OWN MANE."
A,IrrER more than ell's YEAR* . experience
and experimenting In the manufacture of
STRICTLY *HALM HOOP SHIETs, wo offer
our Justly celebrated satiate merchant* and the
public in hill confidence of their superiority over
all others in the American market, and thee arc
so acknowledged by all who wear or deal in them,
as they give mole milefaction than any other
Skirt, and recommend themselves In every re.
spect. Dealers in Hoop Shirts should make a
note of this fact. L'Nlegf LADY WHO HAS NOT
OW= THEN A TWAY- SHOULD Do no WITHOUT
Prima= DELAY.
Our assortment embraces every style, tenC
and Mee her Ladies, Misses and Children. A
fneurfei made to order, altered and repaired.
Ask tar "Hopkins' Own Make," and be not de.
selyed. See that the letter "II" is woven on the
Tapes between each Hoop and that they are
stamped "W. T. HOPanufactur. CO3
Arch Street Philadelphia:KlNS, '
upon each tape.
No dims are Genuine.
Also eonstantly on hand a full line of good.
We York and Eaetent made Skirts, at very low
*fem.
WHOLIDIALIE AND IMAM
At tba PHILADELPHIA
to HOOP SKIRT Mann.
dor
frieftand Emporium, Nam . Anemia PHIL
ADMIX - 7. - Istorkars.
vareb u tt a . m
FOUTZ'S
EIMIOIIII
liaise aid Cattle Powders.
Tlts oretaratien,
lens end favorahly
known, •111 thoh.
7
nothir ref rirlgutsh.
•
br, , km‘ down and
Ina meirlt.l hones,
hy .trengthtning
end dein/ling the
stntnach mid Inter.
lion
It is a can pm.
N entlye of all die.
eloaes Incident to
this &alma!, each as trxo FEVER, GLANDERS,
YELLOW WA•
TER, HEAVES,
COUGHS, DIN.
TEMPER, FE ,
VMS, FOUNDER
i ' TrAttc rE :
TROY, Re Its
We Improves the
+sled, Wawa.
the enpetite- eves
a A meet% end
Ithat, skln--told
transtbreas th e _
'salient& skeleton DM a fine.leeklng and 'Wilts,
horse,
To keeper" of CO.. this pp pan min I. ig r o,lo,
It irtereaseet the quantity and (infirm pa the quality
br the mill It ha.
een proven hr it
+:'h
... tual experiment I.
ile ., . ... 1441°"' t ti l'.""4"s . of a th itlk g" on ' il
cream . twenty I.r
not and mite the
tail ... butter firm and
'wan In fattening
:!IF 1 Cattle, it gives thorn
an appetite, looping
.. i ,"
their hlde . and
r e .... . , ' .-. male, them Wile
. . _
=
In all diseases of Swine, sash as Coughs, neere ln
the Lanes, Liter,
ent, thts watch, : e (' t
ants as • specific,
z a t ir flr - •
10 • paper ln •
barrel of swill tim
shove ellse•ses -
yr ill be credit,. teal -
ehthets Presented If siren In time, a eerts/h
presently,' and taro for llke Hog Cholorn
Pries 93 Cents per Paper, cr 5 Paper' for 91,
PREPARED BY
S. A. FOUTZ St. BRO.,
EMI=
11118LISPAE DUO IND MFDICIPM
No. 116 Praatiin Bt, Baltimore, Md.
For dale b 7 Druserts and Storeketpent tbtou[k•
oat the United States.
For mile k. D. ltu lOvr ( it) slmiu, Imeßl.-
11n At liumhlleld. 11 heeling. Vak.: ('• C. Bender et
Co., I'llt.hurg, Jotenvol, tloltoway tt . Cowden,
Itiss Id E. FOWL Haereiror.
Dee_ 12, ISO& ly
Poland's Magic Bilious Powders.
/THIN PREP kItATION hx the dig
cuter,. tit It %. J. W. Poittutl, tor
nterh the Pit•tor of Iho Itoptixt
llt
'urrh hrliooxtuw n, N. 11., mot n
1
T
nnn
SI i '‘
)IttTlrolt‘ helotrd by u
t - t Nt that
R I Clic hunt. Ile wwl ”blioti lofts o 1110
• OVA n n ll i fo ' : llTt i tf 1:14 .
• t' DER, ore 0110 .0' the'llomt wonder
ful netts eriett of modern Woes. It I.
The Great Liter end Bilious Remedy'.
which films., Is in the Alma° nil olio,
shorts% erten ttt mtrlleint•; tont it ttlturslot Mtn moot
Krntilleut lon that 1)) 1,13.110 040 11111//li/11.101
opprobot lon of ttli win Itni o I (Nits' than. the
Magic 1111 lows Pots dens ore
POSif I fft3 Cure for Liver Complaipt!
in Its Mont ogsfros Med form, and on 11111 dime
COMOIOI ill Oil
1111.1oUti I)EItA'StiF3II.NTSI
Excellent sttr
C N H TIPA I . I I) N
PIMPLE -4, BLOTCHES,
. . .
H.VLIAM SKIN lIROWSINES.
LIE.11:1111."11N, P.l/J'A'AT/I IS,
tt aunt mwtitletml
Care nud Pre‘entive of Fever end Ague:
(We adviae all n lio are trool,led with non f.
[al malady to ultva3l{ keep the l'owdera un baud
ready for iimnediale frac.)
Here area few . Important part leaking •
lat.—They-are the Great Specific for all Mona
AfTectiona
are the only known reine.b that
Will mire Liver Complaint.
W.—They are [brunt,. known teinvily that will
Cure Conallputlon.
Powdera are en thorough In their
operation that one paekage will be nil that the
mpjorlty oft hone to lag 111011,1111 n•quire 1.. elleCt
arum.
5t11:-.They are a 'mild and pleaannt et the moat
effmtnal eathart le known.
&h.—They are the thelipext and-heqt tnelltetno
extant, an they can he neat hy to any part at
the globe for the price, 50 cents.
(ArcoUm., containing crrtiflraten, lornromtlon,
Le., gout to any part or thr Worth' free ol eloargo,
HOLD BY ALL DlD93fillnll4, or II) mall on
applit at',na to
C. U, (71..titIC &
heu.kral Agent.,
New Haven, nun
Prier 50 Ctua Pm. Use. ,
3.500,ce0.
March lA, pc. newly
_
Coe's Dysispsia 011ie I
THLH Great Remedy for all Diactutes of the -
et T NI A II ,
g -
the dlMovery of the In of f'oe's Vaineltle
Cough Raleam, while experimenting for his
health. It cured Cramp in the Stonmehxfor him
which hitd beton, y willed to nothing butchloro
form.
The almost daily teatimonv tram %art". parts
of 11w country elnentlrliges oe to bellOve therr 14
no liiMPOSV .111.1.84,1 try a lilltortlvrill stanch it will
not Kneel:llly vorr•
Physicians kndorse and Use It.
4 tnnister; ptte nw,monv w v, 4fletzet, e
And from all clEtwilung we receive 7Wingr of
corn pernertneel.
DYSPEPSIA!
fIEARTBUILN :
SICK-HE.%IIACTIE!
It ban cured In hundred,' nf owes,
HEADACHE AND DIZZINIu4n!
It stops In thirty unnuteu,
ACIDITY OF THE STU-MAUI!
=I
It ntop. Imutedlatrly.
T .
DISTRER4 AFTER E. JEW!
One dose u il l remove.
CHOLERA MORBUH:
Ita Idly yieldk Inn few d 01..,
BAD BREATH!
Will be changed w Ith half n bottle,
It ig Perfectly Harmless f
Ita I'NPRECEDENTED SUCCF. , “'k la °Wing In
the tact that IT CURES fly AeSJBTINI; 14.1•
TUBE to re-asaert her away In the system!
Nearly every dealer In Ole Coital :annex twill,
It at ONE DOLLAR PER IIO3TLE.
C. (I. CLARK & CO., Proprietont,
New Raven, Conn.
March IS, Par. comly
PELOUBET ORGANS
AND MELODIANS,
UNANIMOUSLY awarded the rind Prise,
Gold Medal, "AM THE BEMT CABINFIT oft.
CANS," Amerhaut Inattlute, New 1 ark, Oct.-
ber,lati6.
• • •
Being_pron./need auperlar Qt•ALiTY, Pow-
SR and VARIETY OF TONE, and In number of corn.
bloallotk.
"As the tact Instruments of Amerieg were there
Contending., whichever won the battle Mould
have nothing left to conquer."— Ana riewn Art
Jaarnai, (edited bye well-known musical critic.)
They have also taken the first premium a ker.
ever exhiteal this season.
PEDAL 01;(:.iNS, one, two and three hanks of
keys—six sizes—iliO to 61,500. Without pedals,
Single and double bank In great c arleirsos to
Stitt. These Organs, with their smooth pipe-like
quells of tone, beautiful bolo atop., strength of
churns, Unequalled to ciala, and ?tellerui organ—
like effects, are superior tor riiiireilea, Hans, Par
lora and hoots. They are put tup In easel. of
Walnut, funs' senrered Walnut Owe/ and
unpins style*, and Aegrint noireu toot, et tip/re
did designs and ti skit, and oi the best aorkinan
:thml b i t , -
r ti n g ,xi i , i4 t. , ; i n .1 1 7 . 1
„thl,t.,a,t. .111 ll ,lL hi
o‘ t
down tun tine Uetil% o portable eitsiin
et. extra
the beautlfhl freinUlaill. atop, M without extra
charge.
A large amortinentconstantly on hand at oar
GEINER.II. WIIOI.I.),ALE 'AND RETAIL
WAFt.b.l:O( 01S, sit Broadway.
Our Illustrated ( Ireular and Price hats, with
our new 0 1 ) l e , now ready.are send for it circu
lar. PELTON 4.
Nianuniettlmns, No. '4l iiro.ela ay,
April d, (SG- - New Vol k City.
HA.INES BRO'S. PIANOS.
TILE PIANO OF AMERICA
gig THE GREAT CAUSE
or
HUMA X MISERY.
,rust Publuffed, fa a Sealed Ernetope. Pelee 6 rents.
AI,FATURF. on the Nature, Treatment and
Radical Cure of seminal Weakness, or Sper
matorrhas, induced by bell-Abuse Involuntary
Emissions, Impotency, Nervous Debility, and
Impediments to Marriage generally; Consump
time, Epilepsy, and Fits; Mental and Physical In.
capacity, .5 x.—fl" ItIIINEN.WELL, M. D.,
Author of the "Oreen Book; be.
The world-renowned author, in this admirable
Lecture eicarly__proves from his own expe
rience dud the metal consequenees of belt-Abuse
may be effectually removed without medicine,
eud w i t h ou t dangeroun surgical operatlonx, boo
gies, Instruments, rings or oardiale,_pointing out
a mode of rare certain and effectual, by which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition may
be, may core himself cheaply, privately, and rad
ically. This lecture will prove a boon to thou
sande and thousaude.
Sent under seal, In a plain eneelope, to any ad
deem, on receipt of s p
it rents, or two postage
stamps, by addressing the publisher,.
Alan, Dr. CIILVNRWELL'S "Marriage Guide,”
primaa cents.
Address the Publishers.,
CRAM. J. C. BLINK
LW Bowery, New York, P.
Feb, 96,1817. ly
It to ',tire to NU
Ouc iluew will cure
It a 0171.011 at Mier