ffic @dtitsiturg it;4fltr.
FRIDAY, JANriftr 31. MR
WOW is Os arra Tiroper.s....r Stables
ree ~wow ISisak?
The temperature of stables best adep. !
ted for the health and thrift of animals '
pis scarcely ever discussed. We do not
remember to have seen any &Nonni of •
experiments made In this country to de
termini, the point. Some farmers talk I
About very warm stables as tho beat for I
wintering stook, saying that the more'
warmth yet/get, theism food ifiremilreel. r
Others would have stables quite cool,
at least at that degree of temperature
which results from boarding the sides
imp end down after the oktetyle of barns,
leaving the cracks or jointings between
the boards open. .Thereoetesul that in I
such quarters ,eteek comes wit more
healthy and lively In spring, and that
if It does take a little more Ibilder, the
gain is greater on moonlit of the more'
robust rendition of the/13111115i%,
Wentemember to have heard this mat
ter distorted by two extensive and ex
perieneed dairymen at the meeting of a
• town club, the one advocating stables
built with stone walls anti pertly under
ground, and the other, stablest standing
high and with the old fashioned siding
rOferred to. • The latter disputant referred
to some experititents which he had made
to test the Matter. He had two stables t
of the description named—the one sided
up with boards, and the other with walls,
and partially under ground. He divided'
his - stook, keeping about half In eseh.—
• Those nnder ground consumed the ht
food, but-on turning them out to water,
tho cold air seemed to pierce theme'
through and through. They were shiv
cling
with cold even In moderate weather,
while the others seemed warm and Com
fortable. Toward spring he found them
in a weak and unhealthy condition, and
he was convinced the animals had been
kept too warm. Hence he had aban
doned the stable, and haul never used it
after for wintering stock.
OP course there are ektretees which
must he avoldnd. It' the stable is too
cold, Ahem wllkbe a waste of fodder to
keep the stock warm. If the stable It
' • too warm; the animals will be subject to
disease and In bad health, and the lase
from the latter evil will, perhaps, over
balance that of the former.
From experiments made in England
for the purpose of seeing at what- degree
of temperature different animals thrive
best and put on fat, It was found thit
the temperature between 65 and 90 de
grees was couduelvelo the best results
for animals of the short horn breed ; and
it was found that oxen sweat at a temper
• uture in which heifers thrive admirably.
The question is of incire importance
than one would naturally suppose from
the small amount of investigation that
has been bestowed upon it.. Are we to
run the risk of wasting expenditure of
food by peispiriug under excessive heat,
or are we to induce the animals to waste
it to keep up_animal heat by exposure
to too much cold? And, then another
queetien comes In here—will not differ
ent classes of animals, as well as animals
of thd same ewe, but of different ages,
be subject to different entisequeires from
the same degree of heat? In the same
tablet some animals may he too hot
and others Me cold front different consti
tutions.
it would seem that we need come care
fully conducted experiments to arrive
at a 'plont which may be regarded as a
standard. Our bares are now beingcon
strrieted so that temperature can in a
treat measure be controlled, and If there
le a degree of temperature whore animals
thrive best, and at the same time with
the most economical u 4 of food, the fact
is worth knowing. ' Our practice is
very Imperfect, and ynu can scarcely
lind any firmer who ka' given wthought
to thesubjeet, and yet in his practice he
may be losing money In a useLis waste
of food or imperiling the health of his
stock. The question seems the more im
portant td 'us, at this time, because the
priee.of lay and grain, as well as stock,
seems to be growing dearer and dearer
every day. In Many sections of the dairy
region the barns are being torn down
c and Improved buildinip erected. If we
knew just what was best and moat econo
mioalc-Mir buildings 'could be arranged
to meet these conditions. We do things
often too much by guesa, and guess work
often makes a waste of money.— Utica
Herald.
- How To BTaw OYaTERS.—We suppose
-that Aline out of ten houtekoopers will
contradict us point blank, in setatement
that wise out of ten of thew do not know
bast la stew a dish of oysters. By the
ordinary routine that nearly every one
follows, either the oysters are stewed and
shrivelled out of all semblance to them
*elm in shape, Rise and flavor, or dm
the soup and "thickening" has a raw
taste that. spoils it. Here is the right
method. Try it once, and we'll warrant
you won't need telling the Naomi time.
Plckthe oysters out of the Juice,lh Luken
ing, milk or water, of which the soup is
to be made, until thoroughly cooked ;
then drop the 'oysters in, and just as the
cooled soup begins to show signs of aim
meringotenpty all out together, and you
will have rich soup and plump oysters,
luscious - enough to make you think you
never tasted reed oyeitert . before.—Ea.
CAI" iPtiler.—Ooki feet are a general
affliction, and cures for them are in de
mand. A contemporary says that it is
assureckby one who has given the experi
ment.* trial, that cold feet and eispeelally
.those,suporlatively rigid feet that are
kept chilled by perspiration, may be re
lieved by A simple' expedient. • This is
to wear eittlon socks next to the skin and
woolen socks outside of them. It stated
that "Id the Instance of our informant,
the result was succewful in keeping his
feet warm and dry. The singnlAr copse
quenAlk eitiMAg, Slat. lig Alight he
would find the cotton socks (next his
skin) quite dry, while the outside woolen
atooklugs would be very damp,"
Iv every farmer who eats a fine pear
would save and plant the seed, and after
planting, note the progress of the young
tree!, we should soon have a much larger
mad Utter variety of pears than at prey
lei. OHM of the vary best varieties of
pears rit , W on the list, have been the
'iMultoithigi practise on the part of a few
varelbl fruit growers.
Asst Ml:lE.—Peel and Mew some
,apples io a rich syrup ; do not let them
beak. Place them in a glass dish half
full of the syrup, and put a piece of our
rent jelly on the top of each apple, •
A not In Louisville, who had been
reducedAgreat debility by frequent
r.oe&tni
,hiseding at the nete, fir
Niish 401fphygdottia_eould not itOebuink
aneasekona it thorns tow days agoi, when
- / 1 10490inios 'nailed. and be la now
MOVE a.ty
IV'Mgengib.-
. .
Cllr tie tiltlakenaabenween s ?gr
avy train and a enapend[ng b an k
are ens Ow brake canes mm ai t ,
yXp 3.11# taw the statiille• amass
' •
PHOTOGRAMALBUMS,
LADIES" COMPANIONS,
TOILET SETS,
WRITING DEER&
PERFUMERY,
Fancy Chin sad Bohemian Vases,
Tots, •C., ay., •C.,
Al J. M. WARNER'S,
iippn*lte I ahaettooYs• Atm".
tictlythtiry, Oct,
NEW GOODS.
GEORGE ✓IR.YOLD
Stu. now °pow,' a liiiteSknik of 44 MRS, CAS.
sIMERES and - READY-MADE CLOTHING,
m,lly of big own manntnefore, mnsinlieti of
I=l
COATS,
PANTS,
SHIRTS,
DRAWERS,
Floslery, Ac., Ac., at prices to salt thl .Inm.
Coll, examine mid lodge for 7opeu•lvee.
E:MM!ETI
FIMITI ARRIVAL
or .
DRY GOODS
FALL AND WINTER WEAR
et the Store of
A. SCOTT. & SON
Their stock consists of
151ERINOES, all styles.
DELAINES, all styles.-
CALICOES, all styles
• ' MUSLINS, all grades.
CLOTHS AND CASSIMEHES
of all styles sad quality.
Peron% wanting (10017/ 000E6 and
1700 D -BARGAINS,
Should but (611 tip to the Store 4,f
SCOTT. & "SO ' 4 l ,
C h rub , 4 , 4hurie . qireet. Ud %quay.
GottYoborL. Po
MEM
OLDIERS'
RL'.4D-QUARTETS,
it NORMS' BORE, to the place to get
FALL & WINTER CIOODS
eff fiAP" FOE CAAIL
I P you aunt a rhos& Ove , olit ., 10 Nomit ,. ,
I F you want a yaod rheap arcavria o ak opmis..
I t you want aLgoaa Ev.ryday g n % L . l / 40 ' R
Ras..
I F
you want`
gead purr
4f Pao
I° !;ORRL.V.
I F you unut a 'rood thelip
qo to Noßnw.
IF you wont& FASIIIONARLE HAT
po to WORAM.
IF. von want a late Fall Style Ca ,
go NORRIS%
I F you want arood pair or Tirir:, : = ‘; ,.
IF you want a FASEIONABL :. ?;t o r gar r; ,.
IF you want a good French (*lf
go to NARP3'.
I F
you want a good Umbrella,
go to NORRIS S.
IF you
wan
r tgood Paper Collates,
to .
No
I F you want a taahlon•ple . indt g r tlF .
youw ant anything In the
o ria Line,
go to
I P you want a good aims,
to NORRIN.
'Fax want good HEAVY tier
A/ao—it large kook CASNIIIRREN IN TIM
ratogr i es . potholing the goo4a to Ready
eon be aeoomsuoted at the low•
eet cash prloh TH2X). C. NORRIS.
Oat. 11, WC it
virm c.
GATTYIiBURCI, PA.,
CARPENTERS AND CONTRACTORS,
re prepared to dn.all kinds of Carpentering
--contracting and erecting building' of sill
kindr, dP. Thpy•keep copiptantlyhn
Land and mannfactun, to older,
4008.9. SHUTTER.% BLINDS, BASE, DOOR
AND WINDOW FRAMES CORNICE.
LIMA e WINDOW BRACXF,TR,
And,Rny other Artirle In the Mulldlog Line
Seasoned material mmostantly O. hand, expo•
rtenred workmen gimp 1a readloww, and work
executed with dispatch.
Ma-Ordera promptly attended to.
Srpt. 20,1!67. LC
THE BE
,W.A t S )1; /s!,ck, ?kiA NE.
,
THE undersigned offers for sale, the TOWN.
SHIP RIONTBof Adams county, for bE LONG 'S
PATENT. weld' la tee
sad azur WAsuas tikat 4170 ben albs* $o
the public. 111•141/043 leik sral as totaault.
ble Om", qThie ta a Ilea eppcataalty for mar.
11 144 E4Wt. Wake GOOD maltase.
Ming of selling thew aaaaktues. A maniple
=whine will be eurnished any Person who par
chases a Right, if desired, at ‘,6st. Cat tt the
store Of Drehe &a liotrotan.l%. iV. OM likistare.
where the machines may be smuts* tato&
FRANK. A DtiPKORN
eetptsbere* Slane ^_♦,lXB7. tf
-
Execatas Notice. '
ty. tests
uizatliagethirl,7
tantranctrimmiam.
, • , tv
'7X Pei* *Wt
r..
Bseasto
salthic
NEW AND CHEAP CLOTHING
AT ItRI.V.ITARHuirS.
STACKS OF TEEM!
T BRIMICICRIIOP7 earner Mitts Dlamond and
York iattrraseert,, Wisdom Nauman from the city
Ititst an an a tractive assortment of
CLOTHING FOR sPUING &SUMMER W-LAR.
which he wll2 11 a anch pricer am manna fail to
take them off very rapidlyy tall and Judge for
MtcLhes. To look at the excellent material,
ending. and neat and ifubstantial sreztekt,
and en to get blot lcrw cannot belfp
hat baY. /lea their we It we omen to then Inter-
Heo do -
WO Costs, Pants, Vests, of all style.; and ma
terials;
Hata, ,
Boobs andabots; -
1,,,. ..ta
ithlrte, of oil kinds. , illlovom, Handker-
Oder., Neck-Deli, C on ond Paper Col-
Um. SIMPPIIher.. tore*:
Trunks, Vollmer., itinbrem, Parket Knive...ime-
Wars, Smoking and Clewl= rObeA)oo4 Pines. Sue.
tlonery, dr
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, with a thonamid and
one other article*, entirely too numerous to de
tail Mei newspaper adroit Isement.
ile. oaks the attention of the public to his ne.W
stork, confident that It will , luau-and no one
ran or will sell rheoper. Don't fottet the place—
corner of York street and the Diamond, Het
tyrburg.
JACOB lIRTIWIERTIOPP.
AprllH,lifr. tf
Mr FIRM.
AT TAF. 01,11 'WAND.
tIFIRTAIIMPHFD TX 1117.]
• If ; .
I/ !LAVE anstdatt4 wi th me, In bnninene, mp
non, John I. JfeCavary, under the firm and
etyle of P, MeCteery ?Um, and I denim to say to
no old filen& and the public generally that Rim*
the war. Stat hialMalei ore of, deoldleo,
(Mtn, Jr. ban heen revived at the oltr ='-
llehed and well known etandon }Lattimore street,
•
its ;Ignore smith Of the Court itonW, tlettyp-
Mire. Pa. •
Having had rut experienea of to years In this er
tabllshmept, I Joel wamred, that, with renewed
attention to Minim... we ran still further merit
and twelve n full share of public. patronage.
U. IteCREARY.
With increased facilitlea for conducting our ba
einem, we are betterprepared than ever to (ratisfY
We wants' of all thaw who may need artythiug In
our Eine. We aaperially call the etas:Mimi of
Farmers and others to the superior quality of our
Plain or Quilted Seattaide Leathers
Horn Noddles. Ebonies, all Winds, with
Plain or Quilted Swot, or without faateuings,
no Horn, Montano,
Plain or littiltel Haatlikarteh Cuflan, ileollieri
Side Muddle.," (ticking,)Plain or Fancy Eladdle . No seam Collar,
Clothe Awn Welt Etarnese Col-
Wagon giaddllll, born,
n
lizeols 4 Ica or th u e o r e C i t t la,
Teen
or gat, Best Leather Wagon
Martingale. o Whip., 1, 4 1 4 and 5 feet
Carriage Harness, all Wog,
wilier, sliver or black Plaited Team Whim
mounted, , TroCUng Whip.
Hen Draught Hareem, Ladies' H' Ming Twigs,
Blind Bridles, Whip Benner,
Girths, Horse Blankets,
Cruppere, !a, &c., are., ac.
In abort, everything that pertain s to a tirst,lass
general horracturrobthingestahlislim-nt constant
fy an limnd or made to order promptly, of the Very
hos; lonoterliol, and by the moat experienced Work
men in the eocniOT, (two having worked In tho
aeuitinatunent for the last thirty ) ears.>
We are now manufacturing an excellent lot of
Heavy Draught and Harness Collars tor thlae v ho
prefer oar own Meaty made work.
kinds Iloilo at short notize rind
on ne r=t ' e r t all
e
All aril cordially invited to cell and examine for
theaweivea, em our work cannot fall to recom
mend lteoti D. IieCREIARY B. tiON.
Feb. 6, UWE tf
VESTS,
CRAVATS,
THi SK Y. LI 111 . 1 T :ALLEM%
undersigned takea pleasure in announcing
.L to the citizens of liettysburg end the public
generally that he has remove,' from Ms old rooms
on West Middle street, to Italthuore street., and
snarl) uppaitt.: the stare of Faltueshxd, Brothers.
The room he now occupies has he., recently
fitted up esti:mealy for hla Mathew. The location
us an admirable une, enabling him to take fee
tuna In all shadesOt weather, and e Ith a correct ,
new
ulet"wiFFeLlanklNther.PliCYl.o366ectAPlll4,
every,alto and deeeripton, execut:4 In the
Inert style. Particular attention alien to the
CARTE laki VllirrEs and to copying ...MBRO-
Tlirh.li and DAGUEltliFXrri - p.A of deteamed
Matadi. Also—
THE GETTYBIITIIO GEMS,
• new style of picture, which hiaV become very
with the pub%c, not, ? o i l y for the m Lf i lve r viA
NE TlN,M,lt n on ' r. FORCIFe
E r rf o or
LAIN FICTtTHE, which, (or their beauty and du
rability are unsurpassed.
We are prepared to carry on the business In all
Its various bronehs", and having had con,dera.
hie e“, pet - tenet we run no Mak In
GliArt NTEEIRO PERFECT FIATISFACTIOV
our reedit!w+ for a full display of nor skill are
rineutiallod by any other Outlet) lu toe ereint:,
and w odd therefore bistro et ery ouc to call
at the
.NEW GRTIVABURG PAY-LIGHT OALLERY.
r.O and examine our Speclrponaandjudisr to
your...hie& LEVI .51n1PF.H.
dune, lid&
NEW . . , : 54 IN
H ENRY OVERDEEP.,
an the HUI sn BoMawr GetlyAurg,
mar made arranfosomoUt to trrish supplies ev.-
ry week from Um elty and la determined to:Yell
cheap. Re Ink Ilea all to giro him a eall. HIJ
stork t. unsiels of sfiROTEM, NOTIONS,
FLOUR, Corn Meal Chopped Peed, Corn. oats.
Fish, Baron, LardCbeese, Creek ars, Tobaemi, Pe-
BILM and snuff, SUOAR, COFFEE, Teas, Syrup,
Molaaae.a, Candles, Coal Ott, Flab 011, Tar, Beat
Cider Vinegar, and a great variety ol Notions,
Ite.,&e.
Awns or Trade will be Oven for Ookintr7
Froths*, seams Flour, Corn, Oats, Butter, fiats.,
Potatosa, Bags, On,
April a. ton. if
II al OlZtr 4.4
•
AND ALL OTHM9
WHO WISH TO IMPROrR.
THb mhe pub-
CARPENTERING BUSINESS,
at his old stand. on West street, Gettribarg. and
is ready at all times to serommodate those want.
lag anything done In his Una He Is prepared tO
furnish nil kinds Of work foz• building
of the best material, and as neatly an d cheaply
as It can be done at any other establishment In
the county. k n peziaaeed komdstalwaye In readi
ness and work executed with promptness and
diapstch.
IPThankftl lisagast floors, he boom by at.
union to business, to Twelve a liberal share o.
peatki
JuissiMet WM. CI3II.ITZILI.N.
laskood: low Lad, Hew Restored.
11)8T plabliahed, new edition of
s) D. Cuiverweirta Caleb:Mad klusy
4/0 tbe readiest awe (without Medicine)
`r- 01 Elpennaterrhata, or Seminal Weak
ness, luvoituatary tteminal Lemma,
ey,timatal and Phi, Mal incapacity. Lm
meats to Marriage, ete.; 41210, Consumption,
Vilepty, sad rita, induced by self-indulgence or
sextuslextnoragaboa
ries-Prlee, in a mated envelope, only rents.
The celebrated author, la this admirable essay,
cles ,m uZ demonatretee, from a thirty years' sue
tetice, that the alarming eon/mummer;
of self-ase may be radically cured without the
dangerous use of Internal medicine or the appli
cation of the knife—pointing out a mode of eure
at once simple, certain, and effectual, by means
of which every sufferer, no !natter what his con
dition may be, may cure him-,elf cheaply, pri
vately, and radically.
This Lecture should be In the hands of et ery
youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any ad
drank postpaid, on receipt of six cents, or two
post stamps. Also, Dr. Culverweirs "Marriage
Guide," price 25 cents. Address the Publialiars,
CHAR. J. C. NONE Jr. CO.,
197 Bowery, New York, P. O. Box ijial
Nov. 22, laid. Sin -
THE aubeeribm, having thoroughly repaired
hi. °Mut and Saw .11. W, !formerly ..,liellhen
ny's ISM," on Marsh Creek, L., prepared
abort
GUINDING and faA.VIINGI Movery kiral at
=Re iplictlom tke plifronfte o[ 'the neigh
son and •w ill guarantee W,lstartioet. Oleo
Wm • flat., oEolttill INOEI.L.
June 19, tf '
A /ARK WANTZD.
Vflrnit
non turfing a coed FARM for sale, and
to take In part payment one or more
ands et ehobra Wastebn Land, loaded In WPII
settled neldhbosboodd near County Towns,
Rail Roads, an, will and a purchaser by en
nutria as Ms Mine.
IVMLIarMZ,R - 7
AND 31ANTUA-MAXING
Mara Ertter tai IcWci Lila
HAVE ditrtal the Mllltnety and NI•ntua4M
JUL kin( trines, In Ctuambntabarg street. In the
noir Of RIMY Nom ••41 Melte tbelscUta at tows
matteswrAzy to ugh , i tiro a eau No aka{ will
be nand to reader estialUction is peer' , are.
ands Swing and &Magni also dam
Gottymbang, Nov. 11,
LAWSENCE D. METZ &
wpm.= titiogios
FANCY GOODS
21==
..Vo. VIA Veal Ball Imre Sr reel
Mii77.181. 1 3 4 . """"W""P=MMOUrna
A W. PLEMidtPt43 ewatittoes the baldness of
1-1. SALE LlilfDlCk 'and solicits the continued
She Ct. 36 moethat en
rgigma,,,, RR ton. Mantra moderate.
Beeldellee West bliddM street, Glatt
P. 15.—Pfe fe a Waned Auctionear,= site
Te Law of the trotted States.
Nov. 21, Mt
.I s otaiMOM/ArN2'
WOOF PS.
REMOVAL!
NOTICE.
NOTIONN
=MIXT "ad
VARIETIES.
Elela Chiist
TIN•W&RS a STOVES.
E LAnGEST ASSORTIMVT or TIY•WARF.
IN TEE COUNTY, AT
S. G. COOL'S,
(former Andrew Pollens;) shesainoof
TUE HEST COOKIWO !MVPS IN MARKET.
among which an the
OLD DOMINION,
COMMOMIBE,
PFAINNYLV4NLt,
NOBLE WOK.
F.CONOYDAT
DAIII,Er RILEAF, Le
Also, many Mbar articles Mr, KILMen PPP. which
bill be sold as low as at any ether
- , place In the meaty
Jun; 2f,111C. tf
NEW FIRM!
NEW 431.007a8 I
HAVING tuned ant Mr ibrmer partner, and
been isr the etty and purchased
A LARGE ATOM OF GOODS,
I on haw Pinterea Inaeccomtedate all in mutt.
I 3 and prim, I ant determined
NOT TO BE ENDER/40M
In Cite or coy other part of thynnonntr3, otgutrk
1., end ehort pmts..?le irtv btotto.
Ni mod; or uotode con.ints or
DRY GOODS,
41ROCERIES,
NOTIONS, QUEENS-%7'AR E,
HARD-WARE,
EARTHEN-WARE,
HATS d; CAPS,
BOOTS & SHOES.
In feet, everything kept in • FIRST-CLANS
COUNTRY STORK. Come and see my ?dock.
No cheese for showingenods.
J. N. TAUGRINBACOH.
llampion, Nov. 1, acr. em
McCURDY & HAMILTON,
=1
FLOUR, GRAIN, GROCERIES, d•C
TWae l , d l=l l lntrrt Y ,Ttorn t tny ' llrtXra .
all, the blithest prices for
FLOrR, WHEAT RYE, CORN 0...114 MICR
CfA/VEkt. AND
INYIATOk.I. , , C.
and Invite prodacera to give thew a call before
They hare constantly on band for sale
A TAHOE .SUPPLY OF OROCERTIN,
Molawksi,`4,yrupe, Coffees. Swam Sr„ with Salt,
Flail, Oils, 'far, *asps, Beacon and Laird, 'Cohere.,
etes.thwo the beat brand. of FLOUR, v. Ith Ft;t:1)
°Lull kinds. They likewlan have
I=
gPEM;2iMMIEIII
Whilst titgY.pnvl.l;o highest market twice* fur
all they buy, they sell st the lowest Living profits.
nog ask a share of public ;Wren:owe, nwolvell to
give seglasetlon In every owe&
B
ROERT Meet l RDY,
WM. B. FIAMILTuN.
Gettysburg, July 1, I.
Farmers, Attend to You Interests 1
GETTYSBUBO POMMY.
rMR MI torrlher wonl4 Inform ht. customers
..,,d °them, that h. is WU manutsctortug ta
r g kiwi. of cactioVs end Machines, outdo to
order,on short not toe, mirth as
I=
02. a WI:nom:IC .Izen of Powers,) CLOVER-FEED
111.1.a.X.AH AND GLEANtiIIS, CORN EL
LEER AND NEPARATORS, CORNFODDEIL
CI:TtERM, STRAW AN DILA Cll7 F Ka;
/22 01123
PW`tl ss Out Plongto, Barshear Ploughx,Sltlehtll
and Corn Plongtut; ttw
==!
the latest Improvanurnt; &Igo Wtal Serer,' fnr
elder Ilnasaa,
I=
for Cetaatarlw err Porehm with evrrythina rise
la hi, hue., all at low prior..
YOB BALE —A Hight Two-honwWnenn, ei One
hero Wseeten, end • timing Wagon, all new.
Apsl2l,lBol. tf
"DAN I D STERNER.
IRON-IRON-IRON !
I=l
T H E itabsertbere reapnettally Interrn the public
that they have erected a Phrpe to et:leaved/7n
With their Fiteam Mill, and are now manutaetrlng
FORDED AND HAMMERED TROY
such as Plough, Horse-oboe and Bar Iron . and re
spectfully invite Illaolunniths and Deuleni to give
them a tall, feeling saUelled that they will be able
to please as to quality, finish and price.
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wrought sad scrap lean. B. t W.
Dee. IT. INC
NEW SADDLER SHOP.
ON u ld nu i=ill,"tr= 01l
kinds of
RIDLNG SADDLES,
WAGON SADDLM,
CARRIAGE HARNESS,
DRAUGHT HAILVEss,
RIDING BRIDLES
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FLY -:sIFTS. hr.,
I=EGEI!EC2I
June SI. liie7. tl
CANNON'S
MARBLE WORKS,
On Bann:now* trre.t, oppointe the Court-limn.,
0 Ern' MAURO, PEN ir A
fivery drorriptlon of work exttruted In Mei
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Great National Telegraphic
COMYERCIAL INSTITUTE,
Xs*. NO mat all Om"law' &,..i
IIITLAZi s LTHIA
REMOV AL
Ts ad rimiest t?sllya'issttes L lie City.
flirt ad lbd Mood sad tbo wisk. of the Thin]
sad Fourth Flan et
111ANX OR REPUBLIC BUILDINGS,
nemirepplefite the Oonttnental Rotel.
The leeS
tie ergeadsel mid conducted Business .
It al.- Carps et "mews hiss me .sorrier.
Education for the Omitting-room in the short
est pomade time eonsiltent with the intereqs of
the student.
6e" for & REARM;
9.4
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
czornrr.lty,
wn.siiiNGToN strLDma,
AJID 167 DA asx•ras snore, itaxsutoruc brD,
SP ereetutli laree
sooda rr!at - E rc~Y stook ca=taTße
The =o i lers for the to the lowest
ready fi tird or made to
Ire. ; gri t t ;m:l. i" tgr ae ls ve l it e. oek FIJRi
. - r;"4 wary vthad Tril
at l;
IMEXATeoess. •
G e fr T. Name Itn• your Clothing.
LUMBER, COAL,
. STOVES, TIN-WARE, &C.
Omar of Carlisle Street and the Railroad,
GF:PPYRBPRO, PA
AN IMMENSE STOCK!
pc tad", to eve the public aornething like an
I"ll=tenor thelmmantostook.aiLtuabar,
~ Tin- ovate , le., tn., on band and Ibt
late the undelvtallen. at his eatahlliaantent,l2
thillategreet, sense the Balboni nom tba
Yas
say.r latnllon, be would enumerate aa air as Ma
Holm or a flea npaper edrerti.ement will allow:
IN THE LUMBER VINE
&auxin and flank of every grade, from=
to panel, Jona, and Sem:tiling, pine and ,
Kitting, Planed and unplaneA, Flooring, fibingjap,
Shingle Laths, Phut ering Laths, Pickets,
nt.ale D,,0r,, nll,l h . Blinds and tititatters7—ft:
feet, to erythillg 11,1,Nt for building punts:sec
1313i=3
TRY. COAL LINE
Shamokin White Ash and Lykens' Valley Red
Ash,these two varieties helng the purest and best
for all domestic. purposes. Also the very built
Broad-fop and Allegheny Smith foal
IN THE STOVE LINE:
~...,
Waver , Noble rook, Rom) (MA, Harley Sheaf,
Ortem Stewart' a rook Ornantentid likocialor,
Mrw ai
and ai th' Tt fine ." (kK ea kinZ 6"vis.
lion
fro.
t rg e wr
~ ..d e ram ,L orletl are a aeloo-
Stove* the market affords. and are al pupa l
warren
to ■■ive entire aotlefoctlon. Moo, a very large
varlet)" or Parlor, rtalonn and khop Stove., tor
coal rw wood, including the celebrated liornlna
Glory,the Vaketn, t)val Meteor, Bound Meteor,
raid. Violet °ern, Regulator, comet, Pew, New
Pia, Parlor lonk , de., de. Flee Brick ond ti rates,
for eoiti or ‘. (Aid, ale .‘) m on band.
IN TAE TIN-WARE LINE
The assortment erabruces everything neorlatat7
for kitchen or household purpose., including a
huge number of convenient' yet cheap ankles of
newdesign wh must be seen to be appreciated.
The stock Is so large and varied that those who
hove not visited the establishment have no con
ception of Its extent. In addition to the ordina
ry kitchen utensils, it Includes bathing 'Vessels,
Toilet Chamber $OlO,
plain and-fancy, Chamber
/lockets, Bread and Spice Boxes, Tea and Coffee
Canisters, Deed lloxex,Spittoons, Tumbler Drain
ers, Bill-head Boxes, Walters, Ale Carrier., Water
Coolers, Slaw Cutters, Nurse la to ps, Jelly Moulds,
Pudding Moulds, Patent Nutmeg Graters, Dumb
CAS., lien. Grant Plates and A B I' Plater, Mh
Buckets, Flour Sieves, html Oates, Spout Haulm,
Coffee Mills. Lantern., DustingSpouus, Large
Forks, Candle St Irks, l and le Mould., Copper DI p
pcm, Wrought-iron Fr)lit Pans smoothing
Irons, Foot Sawyers, COM,. RlNllere, Waffle
Irons, IsnutfeN, Dinner and AncUoneer Beth.,
Elm Beaters, Inters, Fluted Funnels, ilool Sieves,
tilass-top Fruit Cana Plain-top Fruit Claw, Self
sealing Jars, Sc., de. Tin-ware made to order,
and repairiug prompt)) attended to, by the best
of workmen.
IN TITE ItoLL011"-WARE
Cast-Iron Pots, of every site and variety, for
stoves, Porcelain Kettles, for evoking and pore
serving, Tin-lined Kettles for ditto, Osst-lren
Stew Pious, of every size and r ark Porcelain
and tinned, with a thousand and one other arti
cles Impossible to enumerate in an advertise
ment.
Attention la epeeeny directed to three valua
ble patents for which he to agent, and about
whieh there is no humbug, au can be attested by
seem: who have need them, via: THE ENIVER
SA R IN t: Ell, DOTY' s WAsH I NiC
MACHINE, and the celebrated 1)1131 , ON D
owns.
The public are invited to call and irmndne
footle land prima. 110 guaranteed to sell every
thing in his line at exceeding low figures. Come
and ase, to gratits your eurlosity, II you do
not want to buy. No trouble to show good,.
Jul) 1.166 T.
HARDWARE AND GROCEMES.
rium .übeerlbera hew Just returned from the
j
cities with on Immense eupply or
HARDWARE 4.t GROCERIFA
which they are offering at their nkt stand in Bal
timore street, at prieee to molt the, Cuter. Our
stock consist,. in part of
St !LONG MATERIALS,
CARPENTER, *4 TOOLS,
CARP ENT E R, TOOLS,
COACH FINDINGS,
SHOE FINDINGS,
CABINET MAKER'S TOOLS,
WSEKEEPE3I,'S FIXTrRER,
ALL KINDS OF IRON, itc.„
GROCERIES OF ALL lingua,
OILS, PAINTS, &c., Sc.
There lc no article included in the several de
partments mentioned above but windows be had
at title store. Every class of Mectlianke can be
accomboxlated here with tools and findings / t i ll
liousakeepere mn find every article in theß
Give uc a call. as we are prepared to sell as low
for Mph an any house out of the city.
JOEL B. DANNER,
DAVID 7.IEGLER.
Gettysburg. May Vi, DM.
GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE.
IMiliiii111I1;1
• OROCERIE ,
TP(II.. CraThem, White Pagan of all kleals, and
Brown Singers, cheap, prime new crop Orleans
klnlaxaeot, and all erode s ntSyrupe; MlDiti MACK
EREL, bent In market. All kinds of
tritraleatile and retail, prime Wine. Brandy - , Rye
V. hiakey, de.. for medicinal and other purpottea,
in ant- quantity.
ad - $. Mlahler'tt Herb Bitters, and the "Great
Zineuri Bitter,"
Mao, SPEER'S GRAPE WINE.
P73L .1. MARTIN.
Baltimore target, tiettyetall7o
April 5, tar. If
KISSINGER & SEAN,
V - 0. 2 WEST MARKET RTREET,
.01 YOB IC, PA.,
ACitSCTS AND DIALILLS
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& C:UtrNET ; oIiGANT4;.. MELODEONS.
APO ALL JUROR OP
METRICAL INSTRUMPINTEi,
rexpeetfully inform the public that they are pee.
pared to furnish Pianos of the following mann
facture or of aoy other make that may be pre
ferred:
Afar*lit, Beam Illeaumblt,
cleleitarias sea, Bradbury.
Kaaba & Sam. Gale at Wm,
U4TE& 11 CTILVAILATED
00fTAOK, HAItM!)tiIeAND
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ORGANS AND MELODEONA.
Theca Budrumenie atend unrivalled by any
thing' tbrind in this country or h Buropr, nn Is
admitted by all impartial Ben,. The vaunt em
inent Pipe Oilcan Builders and Performers, the
lad to diner", er ereelleinv in reed Tone, pro.
nannoad them vastly superior to all °therm for ex
meltingly quick articulation and round Tone, the
earantlal feature in (antra meant of this clap,
We invite the severe eclat nv and criticism oral].
PATENT VOX Iii."3IANA TREMOLO.
This late and most wonderful Myelitis:as ,P 0 ac
knowledged by all leading aru•tO o ill be found
only in the Estev Instruments. In attempting
to dmeri be the effeet of title .top, Ire are at Mae
ror language. It. beauties, VallllOL be written, but
must be heel to be appreciated. By thLs stop
an ordinary performer can produce. an effect
which require, a life time or practice fur an artist
upon a violin. IW:direly changes the reed Tone,
(flvtag the sympathetic sweetness of the human
voice, making it so melodious and pure that it
never tails to enelutnt the listener.
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THE HARMONIC ORGAN
for Churches, Public Huila and Parlor. has a.
powerful ettb-Bras with independent reeda, Har
moult atuu•hm.•nt rod Vox Humnint Tremolo,
and Is believed to be the molat powerful reed or
gan made, being nearly equal to a ripe Organ of
three times the molt,
All Inatrumenta warranted for five yawn:
.SießßAtiti BANDeI supplied with bastramenta
and music at reasonable terms.
MaNIMMUZE=I
dirinatruellona Riven both In Vora' and In
atruirtrotal Mask% at our room., and at pundit'
homra,elthrr to Ind is Moab or phut.", on reaaon
able trrma.
Der. 17 tOt. tf
Great Conowago Mills.
O ono BUSHELS OF
WHEAT WANTED.
flie . untYerskuied, having, remodeled and Improv
ed his Mills, near New Chester, Adatus county,
(formerly culled "Walnut Grove,'• but now
"Great Conowago is prepared to do all
kind. of work in his line with unusual dispatch.
Con.tuntly on hand, for mie or exchanttX
very-bent qualities of Super, Extra and
FLOUR, also Bye, Corn and Buckwheat lbw%
with every variety of Chop and allot wheat.
Havinga SAW MILL attached, be is prepared
to sawall kinds of lumber, at the &honest Both*.
A Farmer la need of lumber and Sour, can put a
lag
h npon hie wagon, throw a few bushel& of whom&
on te top, have the wheal, exchanged for Scar
and 1.11,e log sawed, Mtn saving a dols trip—
and all became of the perfect machinery yr/ em
ployed in them mills.
Having the beet of workmen, he will Di ' able to
tgeverybody. Thankful for past favors, he
for a continuance of the same.
H. J. MYERS.
New Chester, April r.
PAINTS POI FARMERS
AND OTIIIOIB.
ItE Grafton Itlifterul Paint Co. are howmann
ufturing the Beat, Cheapest and most Lmras
bin Paint in use; two mate well put on, mixed
with pure Linseed Oil, will lust 10 or layears4:
la of a light brown or bantam ehaatiale ,
and can be changed to green, lead, stone, drab;
olive or eresm to suit tas taste of tha consumer.
It is valuable for Houses, Barns, Fears,
and Car-makers, Pails and Wooden-am=
cultural Implements, Canal BoabUriels and
fshlps' Bottoms, Cantos, Metal and le Roca,
(it being Fire and Water proof.) Floor 0
(one Al anufacturer haviag maid lOW bbla,
year.) and 1121 n paint for any purpose is unsurpuir
ed for durability, elasticity, and adhesiveness,
Price Si per bbL of = lbs., which will supply a
ft:mar for yenta to come. Warranted in all
macs as above. Rend for a circular which gives
full particulars. None genuine unless branded
in a trade mark Gmfton Minend Paint. Address
DANIEL BIDWELL,
Sept. 6, 1(10"n Emlsd Pawl /Weed, New York.
BAEZ WANT 19.
Tr:Wei=r6,7:3l trgiOur=r4
Au Tannery, in Gettratenn.
Mae 84m.
PAM
C. 11. 111,E.ITLER.
Ligroits
SPECIAL -NOTICE.
Ts AU Whim 14 May Gwent!
BEAR IX MIND
MU
.
RAMC wain been to the ditto and bought et
low prlow • full Use of Goods, and will *PG
MERINOES, 84 cts. to $1 M
ALPACAS, SO atm. to St 25
DELAINES, 20 cts. to $1 10
PRINTS. beet, I 2 cents. r
GINGHAMS, 12 cents
MUSLIMS, 7 to 33 cents
CLOTHS, $1 $.3 to $10:-
CASSIMERES, :5 ctR. to $3 5Cr.
BLANKETS, $2 50 to $9 pair
SHAWLS,•SI 25 to $ll
FUREI, all prices
HOODS, 50 ob..- to $2 50
GLOVES, 10 etc to $2 00
HOSIERY, 12; to 75 ets
Northwest Corner of Center Square.
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THE HOLIDAYS.
LOOK OPT FOR OLD CHRIS :
E. H. MINNICH,
°Yam&4vourg Street, nest door,!. the Keystone 110-
1211=121
T .: only nuthorhed agent in thin ',lure of UM
lavellency, ellltli Kazoo I.F, onOnonves to
tho people of Get'ynburg and surrounding coon
tty, that he is reeelvlng at he Store, the
Baum° and Equipments of tho "Old &mile-
man,” which are tote dietripeted fu rich profe
mEcum) PAs4E:cott f BAIN will leave Get
tysburg at 1.30 P. 3f., arri, tug at Hanoi er Junc
tion at 5.10, anl vont...olio a ith mall train Mouth.
Anion at Baltimore at ti.tal P. 31. Arrive at Get
tysburg at 5.31 P. M.. with pnownitem trona Phl
delaMta, Harrisburg and liar North and West,
an al.. with paiweageni from Baltimore all
Washington by the Mat flue north, which Bayou
Baltimore at 12.10 noon.
Pussengern can hove Baltimore In the Mail
Train at ti.:21A.11., and arrive in Gettysburg at 12.40
P. IL Or have Baltimoni in the out lime at 12.10
noon and arrive in Gettysburg at 5.90 P. M. But
one Auntie of cars by the first train, either way,
♦ is: at 1 ;mover Junction. The fast line on the
Northern Central will not atop at any local sta
tions, except. York, Hanover Junction and Park
ton. Connections certain.
ILL 31,CH1113Y, Pres . t.
RICH CAIN to make complete the Wedding Nov. 15, Wit
ston. and at each priers IS will a-Urania even
those who think a cent us big o cart wheel
TOYS of ez:tgy deserlptlou, to make eheerfol
the heart, and Jok Want, the spirits of the juvenile
population, arid a ?mply of FRENCH and COM
MON CANDIIIII, -to sweetens', and eral and make
- perpetaaaycobeelve the affixtions of these whose
hrarta are thrabblog In anticipation qt changing
their condition in life, and a *ape
and flolklay 'Feeds.
Also, ORANGES, LEMONS, NCTS, and a
thousand and are otiteir good things.
His stock is very large, bought at the very
lowest pawn% and to be sold at the ankalleat
jaofite. Call la, old and young, male and female,
and you will be sure to find something to please
N 05.22, MIL tf
CETTYSBURC
NATIONAL BANK.
GOVERNMENT BONDS, at all klnda, BOUGHT
and SOLD.
BEVEN•THIRTY BANDS converted into FIVE
TWENTY BONE'S without charge.
comPouNT) m•Tr.rtE...rr NOTES C.ISHED.
The HICIRFAT PREMIUM paid on Gal) and
SILVER.
STOCKS and BONUS, of all kinds: bought for
pirmoits without CHARGING
ORDERB PROMPTLY EXECUTED
Interest on SPECIAL DEPOSrP3 adranerri 1 per
=SIM
3 per egeelL Par 1 peer,
4 pee omit. fee il seetbs.
E per east. Mit 3 Math..
Persona wishing information in tenant to 17.5.
Horde, and 13toe.ks of till Weide, are invited to
g 1 unseal!, and we will give all Information
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Gettyabum. Oa. 23, Lem. if
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
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6 per eent per ewes for 1 year. •
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Will convert 7-30 :70T123 into 5 , :.0 BONDs. a
tree of .Large
CASH COMPOIT: , ..I) INTEREs, T NOTPW and
Will also porchaor or STOMA •nd BONDR
of every kind, free of chance en romminsion, and
will at all tlmea pay the InGFIFST NUPE for
GOLD and HILVER, and will, with plea•arr,
traneoet all lonlneso promptly, an heretofore,
pertaining to a well regulated Bank
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GETTYSBURG
LIME KILNS.
TEN nadlendised barn bought ant by lamer
podiddr.Wda. Gslaa, sad now mitliwies tie
j,2A,, ;. . A thku,iLiLE . .o
hislMlt-48, tb• Gottronon Lino Kina/4 on tno
corner at the Railroad sad North Stretteh three.
Thinldol for pod potrookoio, he w,lll endeovor to
dabirye Its ocathamaoa, by promoting the bud
miss an vtgaisasly and on as large a male as ptni
sibile—alsnays sellkne a good article and giving
goat mMeo/e, Fanners and ;Abets may look
lbe the prompt filling of orders
He aloe ecestinnes the
COAL BUSINESS,
ofihring the met plrraler kinds. Housekeepers
and others should pie him • alt Blacksmith
Goat eoestantly on bunt.
Lime and Coal delivered anywhere In Get,-
widens.
JACOB iIIaCILEIr.
Geflaridifaig, Mica an. tf
rPOS ailli MON alimbs, l aparri n: WlN
JL7 ite4lllo kt
GREEN RIDGE!
4Fir. NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS t lig
JOHN NORBECK
"rj AB commenced Store-keeping at GREEN
Il RIDGE, In Remliton township, Adams eo,,
on the Hampton turnpike, and would Inform the
public that lie has just returned trout the city
with an excellent assortment of
DRY GOODS, OROCERIER, HARD-WARE,
14v WARE, cAis-W ARENDIE CEDAR-W
NOTI AR ONS,E, TIN-
W li,
Tobaccos, doe., eto.—lndeed, a MD and complete
line of Goods, to snit the necessities and tastes of
all. fibs prices are se low as the very lowest—
Calicoes at 10 cents and Muslim at /1 emit/4 ea
Instances.
He reels that Me goods and prices will be setts
factory to the public, and therefore Invitees large
stars of custom', from near and tar. Don't forget
the advice—the green Ridge Store Is Me place to
let the fall worth of your money ,
n/8,1057. tt
SEWING lACKENES.
Tie Grime 4 Baker.—The Best 14 Use.
rZBE Machined have become so well known
hat little need be said by way of reoomroew•
talon. They have taken the hist premium at
all the late State Pairs, and are unlvessally ac
knowledged to be the ET AT In use by all who
have tried them. The "Grover & Baker Stitch"
and the "Shuttle Stitch" are poluta that have
been attained by no other Maehine. They are the
only machine that new and embroider with per
fection. These Machine* ore peenliarly adapted
to Fatally use. Thee are noiseless, new direetiv
from the spool w intent rex iodine, raid are
In their construction. They ore easy to man•
ace, and ran be worked by almost any child.
Every dimity should have one. They mi , e labor,
they mate thole, msd they Pare money, and do their
work better th an It am be done by head.
The underaigned having been appointed Agent
for the above Machines, has established an Melt
e,' in Fairfield, Adamms eohnty, where he will al
ways have on hand a supply. Persons wishing
to boy will please call and examine for them
selves. •
/FrNeedle. and Thread will tam be supplied.
J. K. WITHEROW, Agent,
Fairfield. Adtlol.eounti Pa.
Ang.27, tf
ADAMS OOUNTY
MUTUAL FIRE iNsmt.c.xcF, COMPANY
INVORPORATF.D. MARcu 18,
OPTIC) as.
President--Genre swepe
Vice Presiticoi—eeiuucl IL Memoll
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F.gecutive Committee—Hobert McCurdy, An.
drew Uelntaelman, Jacob King.
M.nof.r.—kitturlto Swope, It. A. Buehler. R.
McCurdy, M. Eicheiberger, S. It. Rummell, K. O.
Fahnestock, A. 0. Buehler, It. O. McCreary, (let.
tyaborty, Jacob King Strohm, lownmhip; A.
Itelntaelman, Frankien; Wm. D. !Ilium, New
Oxford; Wm. B. Wilson, Benders, Me; 11. A,
Pleking,Straban; John Wolford,Latituore; John
Pleking, Raid Berlin ; Abell'. Wright, Bender..
elite; Abate! F. Oitt, New Oxford; Jam. U. Mar
,eluell, John Cunningintru, irroe.
dons; John !tomer, Ifountpn ; Wm. RUM White,
Liberty.
Lb -This Com pany be limited in Its operations to
the county or Adams. It ham been In operation
for more than 15 )cure. and in that period hum
matte but oae mmetwment, having paid loam. by
tire during that period amounting to 1/3,0M8-441,.
c 4 which have been paid during the last two
years. Any venom demiring au 111.1111111 re can
apply to any of the ale. e Doom! Ifo.nagerm fur
Ins flier Information.
fht - The Executh e Committee meets. at the of.
flee of the eutnputly, on the' lint ll:Mite/May in
cry month, el 2 u eloek, P. M.
MEMO
Gettysburg Railroad.
CItANGF, CONNIXTIONS.—On and after
Wedneaday', Nosember tali, BC, Passenger
Trains will lea,, and arrive at tiVitYSbUrg, and
11111 1 / 4 1. M1111..111.11%, as follows:
littxr ant TRAIN will leave Getty.-
loam at 0.15 A. M., u lth passengt.rm for York. llur.
riahurg, Philadelphia, Battlinora, and the North
and N eat, amt Ing at Mims it Junction without
el,ingo of ears, at 10.13 A. M., eon neel lug with We
I.lite smith on line No, therti eetlind
tWlt
wu), and arthinie at Baltimore at 1120 nonn.
Alan epitneetlmr a lin Mall Trki II from Baltimore
north, arils lite In liarroOmm rat I.lol'. 31. Arri
ving at Gettvoure 12.10 I'. 31., with paa,..engen4
hunt Hari Wan Yolk, Baltimore awl Wash
ington.
DR. L. J. OROVE'R
CNIVERMAL
Magnetic Salve and Fluter.
deeervedlypTlar remedy,
having been great (improved, le
now otfered to the
tleena ot.Ad
ms comity.
sae* manyinomande who are daily using lt,
testtlY to its =glad Virt.UM In the early states of
Consumption, Cbughs, focal RActintation, Yeuralgia,
Jaye and Tooth Ache, Weal-seas mad Pain in At
Bork, Side and li" , dneys, Cancer, ltert"la Old
horn, Al - yriperas, Fresh Wcn/ndr, Burns Be ,
uttes,
ilbre or in/OmM Breasts, burned 7be Nods,
(bens, Bunions, die., Ate.
Its mysterioui, virtues. and the wonderful curse
it lies performed, might he published; but the
discoverer le willing to rely on Ito illtlinine Mfr.
ILA, in order to Introduce It Into every Gamily In
the country.
Prepared only by the proprietor, 315 E. Lombard
Street, Baltimore, and wild ht A. D. BUEHLER,
Dr. R. HORNER, and J. M. FORNEY, Gettysburg.
and by the merchnnts of the county.
Itzenewsiese —Henryi Culp of P. Andrew
Schick, John Winebrenner, J. L. Schick.
arieMerehrtuts Min get o supply by calling at J.
WINEBRENNER'S at Wholesale ihiees.
Ang. 5, MC. ly
Coe's Dyspepsia Cure
T HIS Great 117 T rd o y 3 f i miti t l : Ireartes of the
is the discovery of the Inventor of f'oe's Valuable
Cough ktabuttn, while experimenting for his
health. It cured Cramp In the ettontachsfor him
which had before yielded to nothing butchlons.
form.
The almost daily testimony troiu various part.
of the country encourages us to believe there Is
no disease caused by a disordered stomach It will
not speedily cure.
E Physicians Endorse and Use It. $
.1104stersgim Testimony of its 1111.mey !
And from MI dlreetiom we TeeeiVf. tiding% of
cures performed.
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sOCK-HEADACEIE!
It has cured In hundreds of cases.
HEADACHE AND DIZZENEW4
It atop. 111 thirty ralautes.
ACIDITY OF THE STOM t
It corrects at aloe.
. .
FIRING OF THE FOOD!
0 .
]:A
_ N lt now immediately.
TL 0!
• One doge will remove.
CH MORIII7B
Rapidly yields to a few dose.
BAD BREATH!
Will be ehanged with half a bottle.
It is Perfectly Harmless
Its UNPRECEDENTED SIR:ChIWi b owlnie to
the hut that IT CURES DT ASSISTING NA
TURE to re-assert her foray lo the system I
Nearly even. dewier In the United States sells
It at tiNE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
(*LARK it Proprieturm,
Neu ilavezt, Cotta
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Poland's Magic Bilious Powders.
THIS PREPARATION P, the din
envery of Rev. J. W. Poland, for
-
merly the Pastor of the Baptist
Church in Goffstown, N, H., and a
man dearly beim ed by that de
rlnomination throughout New Eng-
GIG land. He War Mliged to leave the
pulpit l i f e ,tud medicine to save
DO' his own and his MAGIC POW
DERS are one of the moo.t under
ful d %cowries of modern times. It Is
The Great Liver and Bi lions Remedy !
which completely throws in the shade all other
diaeorerlem In medicine; and It affords him mach
gratification that they receive the cinaninuale
approbation of all who huv e todell them. The
Magic Billow, Powders Ire u
Positive Cure for Liver Complaint!
In Its most aggravated form, and an Immediate
corrector oral' . . _
itILIOIII3_ DERANGEMENTS I
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Exoellantfbi HEADACHE,
CO PIM N PLD4 STIP LC BOTCHES
N,
_,
SALLOW wnr,nnowsrmarefriDllolNE&S,
HEARTBURN, PALPITATION,
And • mood wonderful
Care aid ?remain Of Fever aid /gas!
(We advise all who arc troubled with this fear
foa mia.ty to always keep the Powders on hand
ready for immediate use.)
Here are a few important particulars:
let.—They are the Orem epeciffc for all Bilks=
Affections.
2nd.—They are the only known remedy that
will cure Liver Complaint.
td.—They are the only known remedy that will
eltre Constipation.
on e
are so thorough in their
eperatlon that one package will be all that the
majority otthose using them will require to mimes,
a cart.
Sib.—They aro s. mini and pleasant yet the most
effectual cathartic known.
Sth.—That are the cheapest and beat medicine
extant, se Liosy can be sent by Taal to my part of
the eons for the price, 110 tents.
aroulare, eentaining certificate', hibernation,
te.,_aent to any part of the arerld free of anima
SOLD BY ALL nnuctourrs, Cle by mai/ en
application to
C. G.CLARK l
Agent & CO.,
Generas,
New Haven, Oonn.
Price 50 rents AT Box.
March lit, lilT. eowly
LAST NOTICE.
Lacions indebted to the late firm of Mo
AY & DIEHL will please call andhettle.
*tot paid before the let of Deomber, the Books
will be In the hand. Man &deer for colter
ttoeywlthout regard to person&
MoCURDY & DIEHL.
Oct. IL, 19111'. tf
fIONSTANTLY on hand, an assortment of Fine
V mums, PHOTOGRAPH ALBVIKR Cards
ydleasereta her pores from the Rattiedlald.
PHOTOJAANTIS of oar Gement& sad other Ms
thrashed tatuvistueb at theEtterta 7. ler Graleff.
HOLID.11" P.RESENTS.
____
Dry Goods! Fancy Goods! -
JEWELRY & SILVERWARE.
Worth over $2,0000001 All to be sold toz ONE
imiLtan EACH.
AOHAPIDALE a CO..
le BROADWAY, NEW YORK
AGENT FOR EUROPEAN MANUFACTURE:XS.
Announce. that in eonsequenos of tbeavomifoek
ing of the English market, an Immense quanti
ty of DRY and FANCY 000 1 / 1 4 have been
alined to them with irottructions to be cleared
for immediate CAalt, at any PACTinf,'. A. d Co.,
have, therefore. reso l ved to offer them accenting
t o their ordinary system of basins,, at Si eaub,
without hwaM to value.
. . . - .
The following list ghost P the original wholesale
prima of Come of the articles whinte they now of
fer at SI.
Rear, Wolf, and buthlo Robes from 410 101 to 80 00
tau °flours, sable, ermine or mink, SOCU to 100 01
Ladies' 31nes " " " 11 00 to 8000
Do. Collars " " 1000 to 40 00
Silk and Satin Dress Patterns Is 00 to MOD
Demi, and Egyptian I loths 8 00 to li go
Algoma and Muslin de Leine* 4 00 to 10 00
French Sleriaosand Twlllv 10 00 to 2001
Cansbrie Thibet and Mohair 4 011 to 10 00
Ilalmonti end Elliptic Skirts 2 00 to 000
Silk and lace yells 2 00 to ti 00
Sets tine Cutni and Collars 2 IP to Ito
Pairs of Indies' eswaets 150 to 8 00
Rantikelehlefs, Silk, Plain, Rent
stitched *MI F.inbroldered Linen
Lawn; per dozen 000 to 18 00
Ladle. and Cents' Cotton, Woolen
and milk Hone and half Hose; per
loran pains tOO to 12 44)- -
Ladle.. and Geptie Merino, Cotton,
Linen and Cotton Sian. and Dn.
dershletn each 110 to eAO
Coat, Vent and Pantaloon Patterns
In Cloth, Casalmere, and Doeskin 300 to 23 110 .
Linen and Woolen Table Covert 2 00 to 0 Vo
Nl, bin and colored Linen Napkins,
per don, 0 00 to 12 CO
Nitirlin4, White and thiblesehol,
per yard IS to 40
Flannels; Bhawla In Woolen; Bilk and )(rhino
Nubia* or Cicada; Woolen floods; Blanket*;
Linen and Muslin Atlanta: Velvet and hlorforeo
Portmonalas; !Shopping lane; Kniesw, with
prod, tortoise and Ivory French fineks;
UM and Broome Niumbral /loxes; Revolvers;
Fowling Phava; Fanev Comb*: Hair Nets; Islls
s er Cnnt I /Nes: Work . Bose.; Allllllll,, Fount)
and l'orket Ilibles; Opera Gloms., he,
We has r also reeelVoll a splendid /assort went of
gI
Gold anal :sliver Hunting (Maw for tient*: Mt.
ameted do, tor Ladles,
us
with Chaim of
ever) pattern and Ids le.
Seta of Jewelry In es Cr; sartety ; Isirevr But
tons; Thiniblea; Isiekrta • l'nwww; }linos of es -
ere kind ; linteelet•; (mid pen,
THE 1 1 11%11:TALENT
Pit
Silver Inning 11m1 Tt•ii ensinnt, In. I'Urhrrr,
Ttti.11.1.1).x.n., Fork , . Ica It•utu
Suintr Dot, Ix, Fruit ittu4k..i.44:okt. Itatmiteu., Curd
Busql.etv, Fruit Knit r., tat rue t uitu Nal, ern, 1.
ninante., Pie Finil knit er, Muntsint nud
Knit /4110.111., Nlll l kill I'N St/Illibo, Win..
1111111,N, l'itrd &v.
All the a 1.% e liat ;411;1100i Iu IN , nol.l for • I
each.
'rho, expenaon aro paid by the aae of cau l ...,
nr l'ertilleatem Hauling each aril.* In the disk.
and Its %nine; thew eertlitentor ate eneb.ed 1.
VIIVI`i0;10., :nixed up and wild at
al—ii Edit 2.
Whatever article it nattled In the i'artitleate
ran be obtained at I /SF. 1101.1. A R.
.
The article wlll ahown to the bolder of the
Certlth ate, nod It will be ilt hla option. VlllPtitol
la , pay.; the dollar told Ink,. the atit.b n. not.
In in trOrleo .1:11 by mill or expn ea are not
aath.faetory, the,. Pn, bn ref toiled and the Lo
ney 14 111 14. 144111111011.
,P.very eutltlem the holder to Nano,. kr..
tlele of kerllng I tillie, worth 1111011 1110 re 111411
dollar. In proof of Ude
REAII THIS OFFEIL
You eon hale for any of our eertltlent. s and
PI 011, any of t h e following artiel.., no that It von
are Ind pleased with the lintel,. nanod
on t he a ertilleate, you need not Ito. the „ 1,1114
3 on paid for It : '
Linn sliver plated three hottle Castor, hand
some silt er plated flutter Ul.h with Ogle and
men:, Lady's Shopping nag, a NI picture All
bound in velvet and gilt, set of Tea stpoous si h el
plated on white metal, met double plated Table
s•pone, or Forks, Pants pattern IP; ants 11114411-
mere.l polo Joll\llllll'l.4. Kid (outs eu, st,lendid
real leerselatuni Pipe, oir milid JO earn, I , old
plain Wog
=lin
thleille tie tour )wire we 11,11.0 been agent. for
Furopean mane:art e rers, we Mts. res.•l‘ed I inn
tlnAls er rommendolor) nf,licee !non 11. paws,
1111.1 lettere from prls ale !nal sllll.le/S. 1 - X1+4,4.114g
the 11ig11,4 Nitir , lhelloll 011 Dietle.l 01 .10-
1 nit IJuidnem. 'We hove molly of thee.. tenlime
alai , . with mono, Hates, printed in pamph
let form, uud L. We hoN e DO spare for Ilium In
this adNertlsement, We wilt send eople, free
any mkiress,
Whenever desired. we will send articles by En
presx.it. 0. D. No that the money need only
paid ON DELIVEItY OF TILE
. We Invent the entire responsibility of money
sent by r.xpres. Yost Office Order. or Bank Draft.
We weal agents I.VEItYWIII.IIE to whom a
liberal compensation %Ili be bald, which eau be
learned on oppllenlion.
. - .
Take rare to wrl to your name and mlareaa
In a near, dl nauet uand, and nearer.
AItIiANDA & CO .
IC Broadway, New York. -
Dont (Mare Box,
Doe. 0, WM. am
Gifts for Christmas & New Years !
A SUPERB IVTILWE OF FINE ()1.1I,I) AND SU.-
t t.4 ' l .! , nt.P.C dt lt N :t r r i t) . .tV•
THE (OW !RIVE OF $lO EACH, AND RATIN
FACTION 6 UAItANTKED.
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100 Solid (told Muir:nit Wittebee 9M) to $lOOO
100 Nagle Oland °old Watch.' . . 24 to :Ail
100 Ladity• Watches, stem, led 13,1 to Islo
Gold Hunting Chren. Watches., NW
WO Gold Iluntlag English Levers.. -.00 to MO
301 child Hunting lrop. Watches. . luo to AU
51:10 (told Hunting .I.lta.r Watcoes, 100 to 2150
600 ((liver Hunting Levers . . 50 to 150
000 Silver Hunting Duplexes. 76 to 250
500 ()old Ladling' Watehro. 00to :160
1,000 Cilia Hunting Lepliins - ail to 70
1,000 seellanecatti Silver Waters.. 50 to 100
2,500 1 rating Silver Watches_ 25 to 30
s,ono A 'warted Watcbeao.ll kind' 10 to 75
The above stork will be disputed of on the pop-
CLAP. ONE -raffle `lsla g every patron a
One Gold or Solid Sliver Watch for $lO, without
regurd to value!
Will(rIIT, 800, d C 0.191 Broadway, New York,
Wish to Immediately dispose of the above malt
nificent stock. Certificates, naming the articles,
are placed In sealed envelopee, and.well mixed.
Holden are entitled to the articles mimed in
their certificate, upon toi moot of Ten Dollars.
whether It be a watch uorth 51,030 or one worth
tees. The return of any of our rertithattea enti
tles you to the entries named thereon, upon pay
ment,irreepertls e Of 116 worth, and nano article
valued less than 510 Is numed ou any certificate.
It will at once be wen that title I. no lottery, but
a etreight forward legitimate trallftletioll, w Melt
may be yortiripated In M“. 11 by the 111C011 fastidi
ous.
A single certificate will he Kent by mall, poet
paid, upon reeelpt o(2.1 rent,, five for $l, elemen
far 12, thirty.three unit elegant premium for $l,
alxty•six and MOM valuable peen/hail far lan,
one hundred and moot superb Violets for $Li To
agent, or than wishing employment, Ihla la
rare opportunity. It la a legitimately Conducted
bnalneas, duly authorized lay the Goyentment,
and open to am moat earefol 'ten/tiny. Watehea
ten by Expresses, with lila for oolleetlon on dell/ -
erv, no that no dim's/agitation ran pczodhly °emir.
Try ac. Addressa
WItIOHT, BROTHER 44 M. , Importera,
ill Broadway. New York.
=1
A Lecture to Young Yen.
toTUIST
pribllsbed,in a sealed mire
s) to . Price *yenta
A Lect ure on the Nature, Treat,.
ment, and Radical Cum of lieminal
Weasknem, nr Spermatorrhom, Induced by Self-
A bum : In voluntary Em Melons, Impotency, Ner
vous Debility, and lmpoditnenta to St PM IV
itetlefallY; Oonsumption, Epilepsy, and lice;
/dental and Physical Incapacity, te.—By Roll-
Mir J. et:LVERW ELL. M, D., Author of the
"Green Book," etc.
The world-ranownod Author In-this admirable
Lectern, clearly proven, from his awn experience,
that the awful con•equenees of Self-Abuse may
be effectually removed without medicine, and
without dangerous aerates' operationa, bougles.
instruments, rifl', or eomitals—pointing out a
mode of cure at once ivrtain and effeetnal. byy
which every sufferer, no matter what his condi
tiou may be, may cure himself cheaply, private
ly end rudimily.
Tithe Lecture will prove a boon to thousands
and thousands.
'Sent, under seal, In a plum envelope, to nny
address, on receipt of a cents, or two puritans
'Lampe, by addreestlng the publisher&
Also, DE. CULVER WELLE.Merrisge Guide,"
pries ffi csnts.
Address, CHAR. .1. C. KLINE &
1! Bowery Now 'York, Post °Klee Box Coil.
Nov. 2s,ities. 3m
Hanover Branch Railroad.
9N and after MONDAY, Dec. 9th, KC, newel,
gee [mins on the Hunover Brunch Railroad
11 leave as follows:
FIRST TRAIN will leave Ilanovrr nt 11.31
M., with pas...tier. (or York, Baltimore. liarrle
burg, and the North and Went. Thl train ar
rivem nt the Junction at 10.10 A. 3f., connecting
with the Fast Line South, on the Norther., Celt
tml Railway, whirl, arrives at Baltimore at 12.30
P. M., and also with the Mall In North, with It
arrives at Harrisburg at 12.1.5 P. 31.
441-Thlti train returns to Hanover at 11.51 P.M.,
and arriVeti at Getlyeburg at 12.5.; P. M.
SECOND TRAIN leaves Hanover at 2.45 P. M.,
and arrive.: at the Junction at 3.40 P. M., connect
ins with the Mall Train South, which arrive.; at
Milliner.. at 11.11 P. M. Pitsmengent by this train
for York lay over at the Junction until 11.11 P. M.
srThla Tllllll returns to Hanover at 4.45 P. 3%.,
with paasengen4 for Hanover, 44ettysharg and 1.1 t•
deatoWn. -
Pamengera leaving Baltimore Tor Hanover, Get -
trabnre and Llttleatown, will take either the
Hall Train at 8.90 A. 11., or the Find I.lno at 12.10
I==
lEt3=
Wanted. a Good Man
every town and county in the Unlon, to en
1. gage In the sale of a patented article, Used in
every house/mid, shop, after, hotel, store midi
public building, railroad care, steamboats. de.
Persona already engaged are making tmmense
incomes, and the demand fur the article never
]our Clllltomen once obtaitied your in
comeb t and perpetual. Full owl swish.,
Mottos seat to all who may apply to J.
LE No. 151 Cedar street, New Turk, with
stamp. Bug MI.
N0v.15, IMP. tra
MARRIED WE.
NFORMATION sad aeries of vital Itayortabee
I to the married of both sexes. to • maid Nivel
oFe. ma be obtafted frr oina2r 2 by addreeMag
tbe anderaigned.
TA=lai ttmitt.
=I Broadway, New Turk.
OM. 1/1, MIL 3m
BEINGLZEI
AMINGLW,Ike last la the market, for
sew Le ather Yard,
ma the aa JACOBll road, mild:Mar UNI Lme Kilns, Get
tribuelr•
Nay. 54, Mt it •
Scholarship for Bale.
A FULL °monk, Schein plight in the QUAKER
QTY BUISINIINS ODLLSONof
and a tall course nebalarehly In the Otentnerciel
Operas In the GREAT. NATIONAL TZLN
GRAPHIC AND NSIIC,
Philadelh OO
sale M e N ClALhesp. Uni IlhanTUons at t T he
ODICIPUMIL aeon.
Oct. 11, lON.
A ,
S ars always Mad in see ear Meads eh the
Nimbler. opposite in tbs Isms oid
, on Yorksthe bank thintra.
ark, pi. C. J. MON.