fi e **bus inflater.
111.1D4n MdiCH *Op 111411.
■I2ONZE ITIIIKIT
We And in the Practiorg Parma the
fallowing eleeeeption of this kind of tur
key :
They hare been greatly in demand for
the past three years, and as frequent In
quiry is made or us, we may state that
their origin is a cram of oar domestic
with the wild turkey. They are much
sought for because they derive-kepi:the
wild stock—
Sit. Greatly increased size. We have
known the male to reach from thirty to
forty pounds each ; and one Is spoken of
at the recent exhibition of the New
York Agricultural Society, which weigh
ed forty-Ids pound., making a good
Christmas dinner for an ordinary fami
ly. Well authenticated accounts spear
of single birds having reached fifty-six
pounds each.
dd. The bronse turkeys also undoubt
edly derive hum their wild parentage
greatly increased hardiness. Every one
who has raised turkeys knows the diffi
culty of rearing them for the first two
months. They are the most helpless of
poultry, say up to three months old, suf
fering In various ways—from sudden
changes' of weather, from wet grailh,„too
early or too late exposure nights and
mornings, and also from injudicious
feeding. The turkey hen Is a very poor
.nurse, and seems to have far less of the
maternal Instincts! than the common
hen. She drags her young after her,
through high, wet grass, with her long
stridestrequently crushing one to death,
but never looking or seeming to care;
and If on settingont on a morning Jaunt,
with ten or twelve young ones, she
comes back with only cue, she sloes not
seem to be the least disconcerned, but
takes the matter as coolly as a defeated
politician. The turkey hen, perhaps, has
very little brain., or she would not be so
foolish as she is. It la undoubtedly best
to confine her for a few week. after
hatching In the yard, or perhaps still
better, to raise the brood under a hen.
11 is generally admitted that the young
&unite turkeys stand many more hard
ships than the common breed, and a
much larger per centage are reeled..
ad. A preference Is given to this varie
ty on account to the greater tenderness
of flesh which is admitted to be charac
teristic of the wild bird.
,Bitonse turkeys are so called because,
with zpreValling black color or ground,
there Is often a distinct bronze or copper
hue, showing to advantage, especially
In strong sunlight. They are, often,
however, entirely black, and vary so
much that color can hardly be relied on
as a test of purity. One of the largest we
ever saw weighed forty pounds, and was
quite light In color. Black, however,
With the been, shading, is most sought
after.
PL•firrii Or PARIS
A correspondent of the Plow Arnan
haring asked to be informed of the most
proper season of the year for the appli
cation of plaster to pasture lands for ren
ovation ; also the best method of apply
ing the same, the quantity per acre
necessary for a fair trial, and the qual
ity of land to which it Is adapted—the
editor replies as follows :
"We think the early spring the best
season, say the latter part of March or
early in April. We would sow it broad
cast at the rate of about two hundred
pounds to the acre. Hilly pastures with
anorth,ern aspect and a mosey soil, are
most benefited by its appll4tlolt. On
granite soils or soils of gneiss formation,
which usually contain mortice less pot
ash, plaster works promptly and Moo
tively. But on locations where it has
not been found to work well, it should
be ✓applied in connection with wood
*Rhea. Where plaster has any precepti
'hie text at all, it beings in a luxuriant
growth o( white clover and otherwise
linykieres the grass. Many farmers ap
plyi It regularly once iu two yeses, and
find it the cheapest and most emnong
caLdreming they can apply. It ought to
be fresh ground. The dark variety is
thought to be the strongest and best."
I=
' The editor of the Jfaine librmer hav
ing been asked what kind of disease
Sweeny is, quotes in response from "The
lihrse and is Diseases," by Jennings,
as fellowe:--The symptoms which ao
company its supposed existence are but
symPathetic effects or atrophy of the
inasoleelaf the shoulder. The attention
of the horse-owner is directed to • Wast
ing away or lessening of these muscle),
which, from want of action, naturally
become smaller or contracted. Cases
called SWEiany are invariably the result
of injury in • Nome remote part, as the
knee or foot When the animal picks
up the foot clear from the ground, it may
be depended upon that the Injury is not
_in - the shoulder; If, however, the leg
drags with the toe on the ground; it may
be looked for 14 that locality." The
assericiat Mock Journal suggests a mute-
dP;as follows :—Alcohol, ll glib ; harts
horn, sweetoll, gill; oil organ
um, gill ; oil of wormwood, of an
ounce. A liniment thus compounded
and mealy applied, it is supposed, will
UR that oases Work s cure.
awns IN HOltillri.
You are Aware that it is hard some.
ilmee to distinguish between an attack
of the bole and one of the colic. The
fellbwitqc remedy, however, is equally
efficient In either. The reason that a
bot can resist the action of the agent ad
ministered, is his power of drawing his
head into the walls of the stomach by
his tentacles. But he cannot resist chip;.
reform. A tablespoonful of chloroform,
screeheti by a couple of spoonfuls of any
geed musciimm, will make lam let go
his hold on the etotniciu even after hay
ing hared utterly through.
!him cattle disease hasmade its appear
ince in West Virginia, and the farmers
9f Spilkiiion *may are already beginning
to suffer from its ravages. In the neigh-
Warhead of !Charlestown quite a law
jaarabat of Mite cattle have died, 'and the
R teirtee seems, to be spreading,
11-Prew Tetley a strong °gut le being
mode to proms the passage. ley the Leg
islatups, ser a iair is nave vegetables in
Oulikillitefilitutbt and sold hereafter by
virs*S
r listimitor by measure.
, "I would not die hi Spring time,
dtid mhwthe torn-upgreenn,
!Moped; soup of he little hop;
The skylark's ear ly serums,
When birds begin their warbling,
Asul 'talon& 'en sprout, A turkeys go s gobbling,
worth; not then peg out"
A cam aid begthelos miya ma
im wby wan* do not eat thenieeltaq
ginorg tight beim le, becauha 114)
JAN hehlot the ►earl, sad that is so
1a1be41411(4. ali rtP k‘;.: : •
, aldwashie Ole
sa ummikkotp:inisetknoot
Re* ir4i SIONANkaxi to *le"-
9 111 VIIP;.‘.etw - ' .
TO COLLECTORS.
TEE OCILIXICTOIVI or
•
STATE I COUNTY TAXES
ARE requested to °onset ail outstanding Dues
bonmedlatelT, sad gooks eottlosteut tbetr Do-
Attires. ON OR =FORE )TH DAY OF
MARCH Meti,...abiee tea. '
By order Of the County
LILWAL=MTL
Feb. 11. IBM Id.
RE-BUILT !
Ocaleoticmary and loe Cream Saloon
JOHN GRUEL,
Chambersburg Street, Gellysbum, Pa.,
next door to Eagle Hotel,
baying completed Ms new building, btu opened
in
theGettynb urg jargest smortasentouding ever olgeted
incl
FRENCH AND COMMON CANDIES,
Tom Nati, and everrdning belnagimt to a
find-clam lkatfectioamy, with 'pedal recommo
chiffons fur Luling and Gentlemen.
ICE CREAM
supplied on shortest notice.
Feb. 11,1818: It
GETTYSBURG
LIME KILNS.
THE undereigned lua lxnatpt oat biz former
partner. Wtn. Golan, and now continuer the
THE LiSfE-,HtIkNING EfISINE.9B
himself—at the Gettysburg Lime Kiln., on the
amine, of the Railroad and North Stratton Street.
Thankful for past patronage, Re will eruleavor to
deserve Ms eontinuance, by prosecuting the bust-
nem ea vigorously and on as large a stele as poe
sible—always selling a goal article and giving
good measure. Farmers and others may look
for the prompt 2114 m otorders
He atm continues the
COAL BUBINERS,
offering the moetptiptdar kinds. Housekeepers
tend others sheuidlive him • mu. • Blacksmith
Goal easitantly mihand.
Lime and Gont thstivered anywhere In Het,
tyalmrg. . . .
=2
Gittyoborg, Nov. IS, I. tl
GETTYSBURG
NATIONAL BANK.
60V ERN.I44 BONIX4, of all kinds, BOUGHT
and BOLD.
SEVEN-THIRTY BONDS converted Into FIVE
TWXNTY BONDS without °barge.
COMPOUND INTEREST NOM CARRIED.
The lIIGHESTpeId ea GOLD amil
SILVER.
•
STOCKS and BONDS, at all kinds, bong ht for
persons without CHARGING COMMISNION.
ORDERS PROMPTLY ZILECUTED.
Interest on SPECIAL DEPOSITh ark snoril I pr
cont., viz:
3 pee eent. Per 1 yogic,
4 per twat. Per 4 neettUts,
I=
Newlin wishing information in repzd to U.S.
Ronda; and Stocks et all kinds, are invited to
give us a call, and we will give all inianneti.
cheerfully
J. EMORY NAIR, (Mohler.
Gettysburg, Oat. Z. 797. 4
FIRST
NATOONAL BANK
QF 0
will allow Interest on Spatial lieposits,es follows
6 per em t. per webs= lir 1 year
EM=I
1:1=1:1E=TC=I
1=1:=1
1:=;•=1
convert 7-90 NOTES Into 640 BONDS, es
*ma, Dee M chum.
CARR COMPOUNDINTEREST NOTES and
COUPONS.
Will also purchase or ..0 STOCICH and HONDA
of every kind; free of charge as renunlaalon, and
will at all these pay the 1110131:0T PRICK for
OOLD and !SILVER, and will, with pleasure,
baaamA all baalamma pmamally, as hearokodba*
pertaining to a Well regulated Hank.
r 11 37 .ABBC F i l ager
Gettjebing..Nov. 0. M.
CANNON'S
MARBLE WORKS,
On lietthnere &wet, oppoidte Onert-Home,
01171710DR0, PElyll'A.
Every dstertpUon al work commented In the
FINEST !STYLE OF TUE ART
Jun* 4, INK tf
HOUSE PAINTING
ONOSOE .4. WARNER. HOUSE .I.4I.NTAR.
South Wadi'neon mt. (R44 , lthiu& FL .
GOOD WORK AND MODERATE pßzerg.
July *EN,
Great National TdorePlitt
zom
cosupactu. rirrrrrtrne.
260, Mill ail all Cherirsid Ares;
1t71 . *
Ts tie Finest t7Yiga loom= Is ao Car.
Pirt at the &mod sad the whole of the Third
Nam or mirtruaq MINIM* _
heerir t zwallii the Colatineatal MA&
Tha ead eowthweed Bodaems
Collett to OAS ma. Wir= 4 at Teachers has so =weakly.,
lbe the Oweetheimeten In - Use sheet=
eat powithis time comatateal with the Wends of
the Molest,
dead Rot MomIMK.
TAYLOR & =ARGIL,
Oct. 25, 19117.
Vm4C.Ol-NIPMA
N the NW, Balttuareitered,Gettrehore,
—Coustautty or bead. Or side to Order, aid
Pode of
BIDING SADDLES,
WA.OOI I IBADDLIEB,
CARRIAGE HANNION3, •
DRIMI/Ir
RIDING =WOK
- MIND MIMES,
_
COLUMS:
• r t l Inas. 44.,H
412'_"‘20,4r
Jaigiellikallia 41
n.
bore AO imisivell siorit
le which ira
4lc• irlarit — a - —ANL
UNION P.ICIFIC
RAILROAD BONDS.
IRE
First National Bank of Gettysburg
p went kw the este of the MEE MORT
dim UNION PACIFIC )IAILIWADOIII PRE
CREPT. GOLD INTER BONDS, at 90 ants as
the &Mc Interest midge senl-asuvaly at
the counter.
11.11 neeerearg tnbrsatbn given.
GEO. AicroLD, onager.
Chitrobass, Nov. *NM
NOTICE
TO CAPITALISTS !
Personedastrous of tirreatingand nalhaniptemaly
BINE PER CENT., are requested to call at the
Gettysburg National Bank,
and obtain Cirealarset the Oahe. ]hales and
she Canted Mardis ItmUseemil Caimpantes
gratis.
Theme investments are daily growing in favor
and sales Increasing.
Bonds can be had at all times at this Bank,
whore sit lalbnnatton eoneerning laid limn
manta will cheerfully be given.
J. EMORY BAIR, &alder.
Dec.2o. INC tf
5.40 MILES
OF THE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD,
RIIIIIIIIIISE IFIMPi from (Moab.
ACROSS THE CONTINENT,
LSE NOW COMPLETED,
ti TUX TRACK KUNG LAID AND RRAINII RIINNURO
Within Ten Miles of the Summit.
OF TUE notwy MOUNTAFSs.
The prospect that the whole
EOM LIMB TO THE PICNIC
WILL BE COMPLETED' IN 1810,
was never better. The mean. et) far provided for
oonstmation have proved ample, and there Is
no lack of funds for the most. vlinrotm prosecu
tion of the enterprise. The Company's FIRST
NORTOAOE BONDS are now offered at PAR.
T l m7 Psi
SIX PER CENT. IN °OLD. .
and have thirty years to run before notating.
Subscriptions wiU be received in OETTYIv•
BURG, by ORTTYSBURO NATIONAL BANK
and FIRST NATIONAL SANK, and In New
York at the Company's Office, No. Nassau
street, and by
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK, No. 7 x..•
mu street,
CLARK, DODGE & ME, Bankers, No. El Wall si.,
JOHN J. CIRCO & BON. Hankers, No. 5) Wall it.,
sad by the Company's advertised Apota
throughout the United Stater. Remittanoes
•should be, made In drafts or other fends par la
New York, and the bonds will be mat free at
charge by return express. Portka subscribing
through land events, will look to them for their
mile delivery.
A NEW PAMPHLET AND MAP, showing the
Program of the Work, Resources fur Construc
tion, and Value of Bonds, may be obtaLned at the
Company's 001ces or of Its advertised Agents, rir
will be sent free on application.
JOHN I. CIBCO, Treasurer, New York.
Feb. 21, IME.
IRON-IRON-IRON !
GETTYSBUREI FORGE.
liE subscribers reepectfunT inform the public
1 that they have erected a 1. one In connection
with their Steam Mil, and are now manutactrina
FORGED AND
such as Plough Horaemahoe and Bar Iron, and re
apeottally 111 , 417 Blacksmiths and Dealer* to Eve
thempl a e mit" to quality, h tl a i rd t p h go. will be able
BRINGMAN & WARREN.
H. B.—The highest market prim paid for
wrought and wrap iron. B. & W.
Dee. 17. ee.
LEWIS STROUSE
Han bought back hi, obi eland, on Carnal' stork
and is gcthig into business again heavier than
ever. He saki his old Mends and the public to
colt.
10C1,_onocsni_
NOTI CONFRCIION
OARM, TORACOn.B, &C., &C., &0., 8, HE
n large variety, and a little cheaper than the
cheapest. Don't knee toe Place—need! (*Pa
tine the Railroad litetkon.
Gettysburg, Oct. 11, ISM tf
PICKING/
OVER COATS AT COST
OVER COATS AT am
OVER COATS AT COST
OVER COATS AT 0010
OVER COATS AT COST
OVER GOATS AT COST
OVER COATS AT COST
OVER COATS AT MST
OVER COATS AT COST
Ilan &splendid assortment
of Drew, Business, and ev
ery day Costs
——Al.BO—
Panto of every deoptlp-
Boa. Blood, Bloc, tam,
de. Volta of all
Nov la the tine to aware
BARGAINS. Como ooze!
Come al/ Hi
krIERTS.
DRAWERS
TEUNICIL
CARPET BA K M ILAs.
- Er
BUFFALO AND
01311 SHOES, IC.
AWOL. NICKING n atll,
a* be le determined to re.
eyes
before A p rili temenae stock
Lt. •
air NO HIIIIBUG t t Nig
Call and be coaelaced.
----
lea. 17, ISIL tt
FRESH ARRIVAL
, as
DRY GOOD S
Ira ,
FALL AND WINTER WEAR
at the ihore.of
k SCOTT & SON. -
Their *took consists of
SINE% idletylea.
DEL C .AINM, all styles.
CALICOES, all styles.
MUSLIMS, all grades.
CLOTHS AND
•CASSIMBRICS
of at It_ and eosins. '
Persons wanting GOOD GOODIES and
GOOD - BARGAINS,
Should not tall tor to the 031 4 17kZ i._
off, gorse creuritignaars strask,lnillssars
'maim aim
ivy' r :
nde lli ty
opened • • , ' . ' .!- , 1" . 1;.; ' 7•biagoubl!
door to the ~, 4; Spa ree ta tlitt
Court Amok • • 4..i r a: clime&
Fon W i r th 4 Nl* •.- osos at
Gmesles,-z ,
, k .
61143,140. COMM,IIOI4O, Mouton, SYR-
1 04404 w, Ad, with FISH
BACON, LABJ
intras,nammaxarminnurnA ntiSk
11,1*4 art 14= 15
to milt ward
"=itau Ogee 4o bay Clithit iro
cam.
a, 116, SIMI
Aseil ». lea.
TO 111XLIJOUL
. ozai n i, = s itge
G. Z. . 3 4 4 , 1 m*
. W s • - .
Paa=r, ma. vxVb..
IRON,
PICKING
FURNITURE. - • -
SHEAYFER & BECKER,
PRSltiltditi. (Y. O.) 0112f7e4,
Are prepared to offer to the Public Anything In
theft , hoe as dhow ran be Led In the eountry.
sat-ftreaimmiarirratilwvin nodal& iumhze
oar sleek bsibewboyhot elsewhere.
3URNiTtIitA3
was lo *Matt Itapoittat ado ireottr.cheigy,
Jaw. Ilk M. tt
• Alliostarh Man. ,
winXL, wry:gars ZEITAU O
SprvistbmwWfaus!‘Vup
. iimils= V.Mr.r....
iw room 10-011.- Zaiii
as .
i =dzi. p == bnias
F ul .. grma zr MAIMIL.
1=32
k i ig "eating soma aria* dr
,11104, ar Niger BMA" lIP
J. L. IM O
' SOLDIERS'
H.E.4D-QU4RTBRS,
At 'NORM!' MORA lii tha plow to get
FALL & WINTER GOODS
CHEAP POE CASH
IF you want • elm* Over - inst ,
go to Ro asts'.
I F you wants good obey 1
r lerowsl i el o
IF pm want • good ReerPdaY so Ct ko
I F you. want a good pair at Pair , xonms ,.
I F you want a good cheap Ves i t ioa
IF you want • FASHIONABLE
kraal.
IF you wants late Tan Style lir i.NoNoov.
I F you want a good pair at Bor p :Ra m
IF Fos mint* FASMONABLIARIA-TIE...
you mint &good Plea& Cal i f o 0:114 .1 7 ;
IF
IF you want a goad Umbrella.
to NORRIS .
IF you want good Paper WI; to Noß nur .
I F you want a fashionable sult i :V i r u i
I F you w ant anything In the Or c =o's Line,
IF.you,want • good ISROFE,
got°
want good
}E
A
"teMillet
Also—A large stock of CASSINI - EMS IN THE
PD CE. Persons freferring the so to Ready
made Clothing, can be mooomm ./1 at the low.
est rash plat.. THEO. C. NORRIS.
Oct. 11, IW. tf
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
LADIES' COMPANIO.NS,
TOILET SETS,
WRITING DESK'S,
PE.RFU.MERY,
Fancy China and Bohemian Vases,
TOYS, &C., &C., &C.,
AT J. M. WARNER'S,
Omteae Tahaestocks' EUmwt.
Gettysburg. Oct. 15. VW
W3l. C. STALLSILITH & SON,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
CARPENTERS AND CONTRACTORS,
Ate prepared to de ell kinds ot Carpentering
—oontiactlng and erecting buildings of 'all
klet4lil, Rape,bine. ea They keep constantly on
band and manufacture to order,
DOORS, SHDTITAS, BLINDS, SASH, DOOR
AND WINDOW lISAM.IOI 03B.NICE,
DOOR • WINDOW BRACKETS,
All of which will be Bashed promptly, at the
old stand, on Booth Baltimore street, opposite
Winebrenner's Tannery. The undersigned hav
ing had over 30 years' experience in the'boaluese,
flatter themselves that they can make as good
work as any others, if not better. New begin
ners and others will And it to their advantage to
call and bay from in, as we are determined to
sell as low as possible to stilt the times.
GARLACH & TRIMMER.
eiP-Ordera promptly attended to. IDec. 20„1810. 4rn
And say other Article In the Neill:ling Linn
Sesionealaaterial caustantty•in Nand. exPe-
'general workmen always in medium; and work
executed with dWpateh
Sept. Se, Mt tt
NEW GOODS.
GEORGE ARNOLD
Has now opened a large Mock of CLOTHE, CAS
SHEERER and READY-MADE CLOTHINO,
mostly Of Ms own manulbcture, consisting Of
all Nines of
COATS,
PANTS,
VESTS,
SHIRTS,
_ DRAWERS,
CRAVATS,
Hosiery, &e., le., at prices to salt IA) Imes,
QW, examine and )edge tot gotuSsivea.
Nov. I, U
RQBERT, C. COWIN
ff igitolt teeilted . Wew soilay Of
Hata, Offs, Boota and Shoes,
of West Arial, for ifinter we, which he Is
selling at reduced prises. He also manatee
tares and npalre
HARNESS Ok ALL KINDS,
promptly and on reamnalgis terms. Bridles,
Halters, 'Whin', Trunks. Vanes, Tobacco, Cl
gars. and a pea& variety of Notions always on
hand. Cat all lb* okl Wind on Chambenbarg
street, two doors west of Duehter's Drug Store
aellrqba Wakes - prima will be paid So all Wade
atFURB.
Jan. SI, INK tf
LAWRENCE ELDIETZ &
Ima m. ," Is Dr*ant .l s.' •
Twpis
plano"
710111131 T sad
vearrrrok
, araimmt
Y~IT. mod. ubmina%d.
A DESIRABLE
TOWN PROPERTY
AT PNJVATS SALE.
ed offers at Private Sale the
/fig i rorifr DWELLING, at thetunc ,
of the Taney - town and Emmlttabind
stmts. In the bans& of Gettysburg. The
home W substantially balls, of stone, and
tiontains twelve Lune rooms. There Is a strong.
tiestedidling Spring of first-rate water In the
hessment, and 134 Acme of Laud connected with
htlite Mettionls veleasattci: sad with
the ayiLib made
one
of
most comfortable and desirable homes In
the borough or Its vicinity.
JOHN HUM
Nov. Id. tf
VALUABLE PROPERTIES
FOR SALE.
JOHN C. EDUCE, LAND AGENT,
NNW OXIMILD, ADAMS uotnrrr, Pa.,
Has formic a number of dealmble properties, to
Which he mks the attention of those wishing to
purchase.
Two No. 1 STORE STANDS for mile or rent,
with stock of goods doing a good busineos, near
Railroad, situated in beautiful villages; good
chance for persons wishing to engage in the bust
nein. Poraeselon given any time.
A LIMENTONE FARM of Si acres, near Rail
mad,
_brick hawse and all necessary out-buildings.
A LIMESTONE FARM of tale acres, with Flour
and Saw Mill, house bum, and other out-build.
Inge situated in Baltimore county, Md., It miles
from Baltimore.
A LIMMITONE FARM of alacres, brickbats",
brick barn, In Baltimore county, Md., 17 mike
from Baltimore.
A LARGE FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP,
with Dwelling, situated in a county seat, near
Railroad and Dt-pot. Good chance (or doing all,
kinds of work. Also, se, era! Town Lots will be.
sold with the above property If desired.
A FARM OF 100 ACRES, in Adams county,
with good Stone House, good Barn, Ac.. near a
turnpike and Tennant.
FORTY ACRE N., with good 'louse, Barn, dc..
th l Wlarters of a mile from a railroad station.
X chance; terms rosy.
FARM OF dui Ai'REl4, on the Carlisle turn
pike, tinder good cultivation, with a large Brick
House, Bank Barn, and other out-buildings, all
new.
A LARGE FLOUR MILL, with H Acres of land.
The minims four pair of Burrs, and all machinery
for doing merchant work. Best water power in
the county.
A FARM OF 175 ACRES, near the Hanover
turnpike, on which is erected a good House, Barn,
end all other necessary out-buildings.
A FARM OF HO AClthki, good land, with large
Brick House. Baru, and 2 Tenant Houses—iu scree
In wood—half a mile from the Conowago Chapel.
A HOTEL, in New Oxford, two-story, roomy,
and Rout °Meld for business. Good chance;
terms easy.
Also, a number of good Mouses and Lots for
sale In New Oxford.
Persona who will, to buy Real Estate, as well as
(Moe who wish to sell, are requested to give the
subscriber n call at lila store In New Oxford. Ad
dress,
JOHN C. 7.011 CK, Land Agent
New Oxford, Adams county, Pa.
April I, lafff. ly
NEW AND CHEAP CLOTHING
AT BRIATKE,RHOFF&
STACKS OF THEM!
T BRINKERHOFF, corner of the Diamond and
York street, has Just returned from the city
with an unusually attracUve assortment of
CLOTHING FOR /0111140 WEAR
which be will sell at such prices as cannot fMI to
take them off very rapidly. Call and Judge for
ouresives. To look at the excellent material,
cutting, b i te s
low
aud substantial aeleig,
and then to get his low p t cannot help
bat buy, when they See it so much to their inter
mit to do so.
He luta Wits, Pants, Vesta, of all styles and ma
terials;
Hats, Boots and Phavg:
of. ail kinds, Hadtry, Oloves,Handker
ehle,l r ugVid .tie.. ere, B cr Zfitt:l=s' nd PM"'"°l-
Trunks, Valises, Umbrellas, Pocket Kniveaele
mrs, Hawking and Chewing Tobacco.,
cmCienocelaerWartiatthclesea, Jewelry
I with
n a n th menant wuas to d ad
de
tail to a newspaper advertisement. •
lie asks the attention of the public to big new
stock, eonlident that it will please—and no one
can or will sell cheaper. Don t ferret the Pi.. .—
corner of York street and the Diamond, Get
tysburg.
JACOB BRINKERHOFF.
April BMW. tf
TO THE PUBLIC. .
71411.1;,treihgt,t, 1 1 4 .7=, 'ern'
Cabinet-making Business,
to all Its varied branches, and that they now
have on hand a huwe apeorttnent of
BUREAUS, BEDSTEADS, .•
Dillies, Corner Cupboards, Safes, Sinks,
Stands, Dressing Bureaus, Matra,
of different kinds; in short
everything in the Cabi
net-making line.
ALSO, READY-MADE COFFINS AND OOF
FINS MADE TO ORDER.
oistmim 111,1014
AND ALL OTHERS
WHO WISH TO .11411116 VE
MILE undersigned respectfully informs the pub-
I. lle Mat be sUU oonUnues the
CARPENTERING BUSINESS,
at his old stand, On West street, Gettysburg, and
is ready at all times to accommodate times want
ing anything done In his line. He is prepared to
ltirnish all kinds of work for building wrpoirm,
of the best material, and a• neatly and cheaply
as It can be done at any other estabildunent in
the county. Experienced handealways inteadl
nese and work executed with promptness and
dlapsteh.
LlPThankfttl for past favors, he hopes, by at
tention to Mildness, to receive a liberal chars rs
publlC patronage. WM. CHRITZMAN.
June 17, 1967. tf
REMOVAL !
THE GETTYSBURG KEY-LIGHT GALLERY.
MHE underelgned takes plasm= inanntanardng
to the citizens et Gettysburg and the Public
generally that babas removed m or eis old rooms
on e Wart Middle street, to Bal street, and
nearly opposite the store of Fahnestock Brothers.
The room he now occupied' ha. been recently
tilted hp expressly for his bduinees. The location
is an admirable one, enabling him to take pic
tures in all shades of f
weather and with au
unequalled any where else.
LIFE.LIKE PHOTOGRAPHS,
of every size and description, executed In the
finest style. Particular attention given to the
CARTE DE VISIM and to copying AMBRO.
TYPES and DADMIIRMTITI of deomwed
friends, Also—
THE GETTYSBURG GEMS,
• new style of picture, which has become very
for ONE
popular with the public, not only for their beauty,
but for cheapness and convenienceTH. E
SIPDXT EENRCE-
Al
LAIN PICTURE, which for their beauty and du
rabillty are utummaseed.
We are prepared to carry on the businese in all
its various branches, and having .had considera
ble experience we run no risk in
GUARANTEEING PERFECT SATISFACTION
Our facilities for a full display of our skill are
unequalled by any other Gallery in the county,
and we would therefore invite every one to call
at the
NEW GEMSBURG SKY-LIGHT GALLERY.
yourselves.
Call and examine our Specimens and Judge for
June 25, 1886.
NEW ARSANNENENTS,
Timmy OVERDEER,
en the NM le Baltimore
has arrangement. to get fresh ettp=
ry week from the city and is determined to sell
&esp. He Invitee ell to give hiSm, a ealL HR4 Meek eortaista af OROCIPIRIRNOTIN
FLOUR, Cara Mud, CleoppedNeed, Ow O
n, Oats, S,
Fish, BINCOn, LerdMeme, Crackers, Tobacco, Se
ws end IikouR,SEGAR, COFFEE, Teas Wiro ,p
Noisome., °males, Cosi Oil, Fish Oil, Ter, Beet
Cider I/Reknit, end greet variety at Notions,
Clandies. Set, Rs
airTbe Omit or Trude will be given ibr Ockintry
Produce, Mk II Flair. Dorn, Oetti, Butter, IW,
Potakem, Raga, this. •
April g tf
1311_,EN - E.FLY
AND MANTUA-MAKING
Saban Bitter tad leketa 1. Flak
H
AVIS started the 1/111.1nery and Manton-ma-
JIM king trades, in Chambereborn street, in the
rear of rink•satora, and invite the ladies of town
and °Gantry to give them a call xa effbrt will
be oared to render matiefeetion in every twee.
Plain Sewing and Stitallile also done.
Gettysburg. Now. ft, INC
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
CIUMMM=,
WARBIRGION HIIILDINI3,
BALTENOSZ trw? ISAlducomr., ED.,
sonstatttly on hand a Mau and well U.
sorted ut of klub of goods at moderate
limmu = a o s"t%iococrrreealis: Ow he dm r u s tst teckt b:I
piW=i.m ma d e
i4r =
lslar.utirlnrlLT r A u ß s T .
OmtlsasY
CLOTER and every
wall va legi ct Annul yen,
Wags, as ws an moot of DY
'BRA
MADR MILITARY ROOMS.
Battnnorp, 146.12, MIL
LAST NOTICE
Wipes*lib heted ko the Lie Dna- et LW
.4I CURDY 4k DENIM inn Orme tall end Wale.
sob paid bribes the lat ot Daee the peeks
edit be len tbe Wes e/pfelt foe *Mee.
tiasoritikost penoms;
oai.
11.
IIIeOOOUIT DIEM;
ther• ' •
fin au Tl
la sail MON at
LUMBER, COAL,
BTOVES, TIN-WARE, da
toner of Carlisle Street sad the Railroad,
GETITISEMPA, PA.
AN IMMENBN STOCK!
E it anter to give the publics something like an
adequate idea of the Immense stock of Lumber,
Mover, Tin-ware, *a, go.. on hand and for
sale_y the undersigned, at his establishment, in
OLruaie street, acres. the Railroad front the Rae-
Statlan, be would enumerate as far as the
Pas
monger
of • newspaper advartlannent will allow:
IN TIM LUMBER LINE
Boanis and Plank or every grub, from cuttings
i taruici.il a oir d s ant Scan g hie and hemlock,
Dhlu n tA p ia7im, a Alulle w rirg
made Doors and hash. hands sa
and Bbutters,--ln
bet, everything mai Cur building purposea.
=I
Shamokin White Ash and Lykena' Valley Red
Ash, the two variethe. being the purest and bad
for all domestic purpoona Also the very but
Brood-top and Allegheny Smith Coal
IN THE STOVE LINE
Waverly, Noble Cook, Royal book, Barley Sheaf,
Oriental Stewart's Cook, Ornantental Excelsior,
Prince Royal and the Emerald Cooking Stover,
all for coal or wood. These varieties are a selec
tion from the best and most popular Cooking
Stoves the market aflbrde, and are all warranted
to give-entire satisfaction. Abut, a very large
variety of Parlor, Saloon and Shop Stoves, tor
coal or wood, Including the celebrated Morning
Glory, the Vulcan, Oval Meteor, Hound Meteor,
Dial, Violet, Gesn, Regulator, Comet, Ea New
ta, Parlor Cook, etc., de. Fire Brlck and duties,
for coal or wood, always on hued.
I=
The assortment embraces everything necessary
for kitchen or household purposes, including a
large number of convenient yet cheap articles of
new design which must be seen to he appreciuted.
The stock is so large and varied that those who
have not visited the establishment have no con
ception of its extent. In addition to the ordina
ry kitchen utensils, It Includes Bathing Vessels
Toilet Ali/Amber Sets, plain and holey, Chamber
Buckets, Bread and Spice Boxes, Tea and Coffee
Chnisters, Deed Boxes,Splittams, Tumbler Drain
ers, Bill-howl Boxes, tent, Ale thniers, Water
Cacao., Sla w t ter., Nur.. l on ps, Jelly Moulds,
Pudding Moulds, Patent Nutmeg Graters, Comb
Cass, Gen. Grunt Plat. and A B I' Plates, Ash
Buckets Flour Sieves, Bird Cages Spout if. o t ,b,,
Coffee )((Ills, Lanterns, Basting Spoons, Lego
Forks, Chndle Sticks, Candle Moulds, Copper Dip
pers, Wrought-iron Frying Pans, Smoothing
Irons, Foot Scrapers, Coffee Roasters, Wattle
Irons, Snuffers, Pinner and Auctioneer Bells,
Fag Beaters, Oilers, Fluted Funnels, Cord Sieves,
Glues-top Fruit Cans, Plain-top Fruit Cans, Self
/waling Jars, Sc., de. Tln-ware made to order,
and repairing promptly attended to, by the best
of workmen.
IN THE HOLLOW-WARE LINE
Quit-Iron Pots, of every else and variety, for
stoves, Porcelain Kettles, for rooting and pre
serving, Tin-lined Kettles for ditto, Quit-iron
Stew Pane, of every also and variety, Porcelain
'and tinned, with a Moulton,' and one other arti•
cis impossible to enumerate in nu advertise
meat.
Attention Is specially directed to three valnn
ble patelitA for which he i agent, and about
whieh there is no humbug, as can be attested by
scores Who have used them, vim THE UNIVER
SAL CLOTHBR-WRINGICR, DUTY'S
MACHINE, and the celebrated DIAMOND
CHURN.
The public are invited to cull and examine
and Ile guarantors to soli ry
= in his prieew. eve
line at exoetsling low figures. Come
and see, to gratify_ your curiosity, if you do
not want to buy. No trouble to show goods.
C. B. IILIERLER.
July 1, LIM
GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE.
A LARGE assortment of line
GIRO6ERIE ,
Teas, Coffees, White Sagan of -all kinds, and
Brown 43mputi, cheap, prime new crop °rheas
Yahwism, and all gradeeof Syrup.; .I.II.S.IIACK
KEEL, beat In market. All klnds of
LIQUORS,
wholesale and retail, prime Wine, Brandy, Rye
Whiskey, &a for medicinal and other purposes,
in any quantity.
111/41. hlishler's Herb Bitters, and the "Great
maxi Bitters."
Also, SPEER'S GRAPE WINE.
WM. J. MARTIN,
Baltimore street, Gettysburg.
Aprll6,lB/57. tf
DR. R. HORNER,
PHYSICIAN AND DRUGGIST,
Moe and Drug Store, CHAMBEREIBIIRG ST.,
ONITYSBURO.
Medicsladvice without charge.
I=ED
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PATENT MEDICINES,
STATIONERY, PERFUMERY, SOAPS,.O4E
-03 ILET STU FFS, SPI
CES, TO
BARING SODA, C REA MA OF TARTAR,
LAMPS, ORAL AC., &C.
PIG= Liquor's for medicinal purpose'.
Dr. R. Horner's OLIKN, a reliable remedy for
chapped hands, rough skin, tn.
All articles warranted pure and genuine.
E:=EI
NEW BAKERY.
NEWPORT t ZIEGLER,
J17C77.4,Y1CAL BAKERS,
Routh Washbutton etreet. ono square from the
Eagle Rotes terrysitugu, Ps. Constantly on
hand, of
BREAD, CRACKERS, CARES, PRETZELS, &c.
Persons viehing (mob Bread will be Rented
every morning, by leavbmg their names maul resi
dences at the Bakery. th - ery• effort made to
pbnise. (live us a mil.
April MOMS tf.
Farmers, Attend to Your Interests II
GET'FIBBURG FOUNDRY.
itninclibei would Inform hie customers
PT
others,. that he le still manatteetu=
va
rious kinds of ceilings and Machines, e to
order, On short ßl pop," inch am
THMHERS AND POWE
(five different nisei of Poweru) CLON R IR-BEED
HITLLERS AND CLEANERS, CORN SHEI..
LEHR AND SEPARATORS, CORNPODDER
CUTTERS, STRAW AND HAY CUTTERS;
PLOCIGHB,
such as Cast Ploughs, Barshear Ploughs, Flidehltl
and Corn Ploughs,. the
WIRE-SPRING HORSE RAKE,
the latest improvement; idsc Metal Screws for
Cider Primmes t
RON RAILING
for Cemeteries or Porches with everything else
In his line, all at low prioes.
FOR SALE.—A light Two-horse Wagon, a One.
home Wagon, and a Spring Wagon, all new.
DAVID STERNER.
April3o,llled. tf
CABINET-MAKING.
B.
HAVING located In the town of NEW OX
FORD, Adams county, will Clary on the
business of Cabinet-rusk-WS, in ell I W hmllehee.
FURNITURE
kept on hand and , made to order. He will also
keep for side a choloe assortment of
CHAIRS.
He invites the citizens of the town and sur
rounding country to give him • call, as he will
sell as low as can be purchaeed at any other
Mem He will guarantee his work to be made
up In tbe best manner, and of good materials.
New Oxford. Jan. SI, Leak tf
Manhood: How Lost, How Restored,
0 ;Published, • new edigp .... l
er : N. mil rweLl's Celebrated F
on the sada cure (without Medicine)
of Spermatorrhaa, or Seminal Weak
nem, Involuntary Seminal LOWS,
cy, Mental and Physical Incapacity, Int
ents to Marriage, etc.; also, ComumptLon,
MVO', and Fits, induced by mit-indulgence or
sexual extravaganee.
a& - Pries, in • sealed envelope, only 6 cent...
Themelelested author, in this admirable essay,
el......mi sts demonetraten, from a thirty year.' me
lted the alarming eoneequesoes
of self-i=7 be radically cured without the
dangerous use of internal medicine or the appli
cation of the knife—pointing out • mode of cure
at anus simple, certain, ander...Mal, bymeans
of which every mutterer, no matter what Ile con
dition may= cure himself cheaply, pri
vately, end
This Lecture shoatd be in Ombands of every
youth and every man in the land.
Sent Ander meal, to a;dein envelope, to any ad
drams, putOraild, on receipt of six eenV i z r r ig :
post stamps. Also, Dr. Culverwell's
.ids," price 95 cents. Address the Publidtera
CHAS. J. C. KLINE & CO,
Mar. 11., MM. am
INt &ovary, New Pork, P. 0.410 x MK
NOTICE.
WILL be Is Get with FLOUR, &a, on
ever" MONDAY and FRIDAY, or week.
KreoN who may dears me to tarot& them
with Mahar Fier at Feed Muff WM- leave their
Miters either with John Chriemer, or Deaner &
nsgier. Matta&
_the kind and quantity, when Die
mone will be dellvered at their dwelDup.
GEORGE OINGELL.
Sept. ZOOM.
U. 8. BOND&
Itetkiest Mink et CleUrs
Lemial4loead 14410. B. Benas; eWJ oo 7.11 end
oempecusis IstooteeiNotee.
MOWS AUMFOLD, Mahler.
081. 4 eteL
1111041riti 01711-10.1siessIlbrCk4hIng. au
dallidair Slit to ifouvineed ofthe fart at
PKWING'S.
WATCHES WATCHES! !
TWIIS HYHOUSE
Largely enticed in the Watch trade, and has
lust returned fie& New York with an unusually
attractive asaortnient. He offers such bargains
aa cannot fail to be acceptable to buyers. Ms
stook embraces a large lot of the
MaJCWWW"AMMUC.O7,WAWMIW
GOLD AND SILVER, vii
P. B. Bartlett," Win. Ellery." and "Appleton
Tracy:"
with Wald:tea of almost all other makes.
f you want CHEAP and 000D.Watch, call on
LEWIS STRI oUSE,
At his old Enandtairlisle street,
nearly opposite the Depot, Gettyabunr, Pa.
u-He continues the Onsoery. Notion sad Con
lestkinery business, as heretofore.
June'', MT. tit
GREEN RIDGE!
sa- NEW STORE AND NEW (400Dtit IDI
JOHN NORBECK
MI Al commenced Store-keeping at GREEN
II RIDGE, In Hamilton township, Adams co..
on the Hampton turnpike. and wank' Indirra the
public that he has Just returned trout the city
with iut excellent, amendment of
DRY GOONI, GROCERIES, HARD-WARE,
14,UXENS-lA'Aitti,' CEDARWARE, TIN.
WARE, CANDIEN, NUTIONVI,
Tobaccos, de., de:—lndeed, a full and complete
line of Goods, to cult the neeesaltles and mates of
all. Ma priees are as low as the very loweolt—
Calicoes at le rents sad Iluallus at ll rents, as
instances.
Ile feels that his goods and prices will be satis
factory to the publle,alid therefore Ins limn large
share of custom, from near and far. lapn l. forget
the advice—the Green Ridge Store Is the plate to
get the full worth of your money.
April 'Li, 1i67. tf
Robert D. Armor,
GAS FITTER, PLUMBER AND BELL
HANGER,
Thai Middle sr., katiaortare from the Cburt-house,
OETTYMISURC3, PA.,
WILL promptly attend to all ordera In his
VT line. Work done to the most ontinfortory
manner, and at priers as low as tan wound) be
attonled to make a living.
ii. AS PIPE furnished, as well as Chandeliers,
liniekets, Drop Lights, dr.; also WATER PIPE,
Stops, Top and Frond Spigots, and, in short, MI,
rythlng belonging to {I'M or water datlll44l.
Bells hung, and f u rnished If dralred.
Doe. IS, tf
NEW SEGAR STORK
TfiE undersigned announcts to the citizens of
liettruburg and the vicinity . , that he has just
opened a
NEW SEOAR STORE,
IN CIEVTYHBUItIi
Re will keep on hand the beat IIItANDR, and
oat mantiroosee for grorrut age throughout Ue
county. He will sell at the lea eat living prices,
and at Mho/exale and retail.
• . •
lit 3 la also the agent for the Richmond (Vn.) To
bacco Works, and will twli their Chewing Tobac-
Oa at wholesale and retail.
Ms Store Is In Chambersbarg street, a halt
square west of the Eagle Hotel on the wmth side.
WASHINGTON lIIEHBOWRIt.
Oct. Z, 15157. Stu
NEW BOOT do SHOE STORE.
NEW AND GOOD GOODS AT LOW PITICES
/rH6 under Mined has opened a new Root and
More, 0 BTREEV, one
door south or the on
Preebyterlan l4 Ch urch and near
ly opposite IleCreary'a Saddler shop, where he
Miami an attractive assortment of woods In his
line, all new and selected with the greatest care.
Re has
LADIES' COM:IRINA GAITERS,
LADIES' BALMORAL CiAJTERS,
LADIAW (MMON GAITERS,
LAMES' BALMORAL BOOTS,
IN LARGE VARIETY.
GENTLEMEN'S CALF BOOTH,
GENTLEMEN'S RIP BOOTH.
GENTLEMEN'S CON GREW& GAITERS,
GENTLEMEN'S SUFFERS, ALL STYLI.*
GENTLEMEN'S BALMORAL"
GENTLEMEN'S BROGANS, SC.
CONORFAA GAITERS,
141014F24' BALMORAL GAITZRS,
MIMES' MOROCCO BALMOBATA
*C.. SC.. &C., IC.
BOY'S CONGRESS GAITERS,
BOYS' CALF BALMORALM,
BOYS' BROGANS, 6.C., &C.
Also, Boots and MOM of hla own manufacture
constantly on hand.
All will be sold at the lowest living profits.
itirrfrom town and country , areinvited to
uid examine goods and prima before pur
chasing elsewhere. I am determined to sell
ehesp—al little cheaper than any other house in.
the county. By strict attention to business, and
dealing fairly and squarely with everybody,
bops to merit and receive an encouraging share
" Ttt bli al c A P4 NU tru F n AlT ' UltlNG of Boots and Shwa
will also be carried on. in all its branches.
Boots, Shoes and Gaiters made to order.'U
psides done on abort notice—Auld no effort
pared to give satisfaction. None but nod
seism workmen empim ed. Having a life-time
experience at the businees, I feel oonrideut that
I can please all who may call.
U. 11. KLINUEL.
Gettysburg, June 24, 1867.
=UNGER t SHI MAN,
N o. 2 WEST MARKET STREET,
roar, P. 4.,
ACHOITS AND DMALIRS ix
PIANOS & CABINET ORGANN, MELODEONFI.
AMP ALL ZlAdi or
MUBICAL INSTRUMKNTS,
reeparthdly Inform the public that they are pre
=to tarnish Flamm of the followingmaw,
re or of any other make that may be pre
ferred:
%flea, Belk ea 411‘ Sebi s7 aldt . ,
- 7k Mr adbis
linabs dk gem. Gale t Neu,
r==7:=
. •
COTTAGE:HARMONIC AND BOUDOIR
ORGANS AND MELOSSONS.
. , . . .
Theme Instruments stand unrivalled by any
thing found in this country or In Europe, sus is
admitted by all impartial J udges. The most em
inent Pipe Organ Builders and 'Performers, the
last to dlecover excellence in -reed Tone, pro=
stemmed them vastly superior to all others for ex
ceedingly quick articulation and round Tone, the
esmennal feature in Instruments of this class.
We Invite the severe scrutiny and critielna of all.
PATENT t.) X HUMANA TREMOLO.
•
This late and meet wonderful invention (se ac
knowledged by all leading artists) will be found
only in the Eatey Instruments. In attempting
to describe the effect of this stop, we are at loss
for language. Its beauties cannot be written, but
must be heard to be appreciated. By this stop
au ordinary performer can produce an effect
which requires a life time of practice for an artist
upon a violin. It entirely changes the reed Tone,
giving the sympathetic sweetness of the human
voice, making it so melodious and pure that It
never fails to enchant the listener.
THE HARMONIC ORGAN
for Churches, Public Halle and Par/ors has a•
powerful sub-Bass with Independent reeda, liar
monk attachment and Vox Humana Tremolo,
and is believed to be the most powerful reed or
gan made, being nearly equal to a Pipe Organ of
three times the coat.
All Instrument. warranted for Live years.
. .
iga-BRASS BANDS supplied with lastrumenta
and music at reasonable term..
A liberal discount allowed for Churelte. and
Sabbath School..
Sirltuttructious given both in Vocal and In
strumental Music, at our rooms, and at pupils'
homes, either to individuals or classe., on reason
able terms.
Dm. 17 Iffeiti.
EWING MACHINES
The Groner k Biker,—The Beet in Use.
rkmESE Machines have become so well known
iling little need be said by way of recant:nen
. They have taken the amt premium at
an the late !State Pans, and uni ac
knowledged to be the BIFM
Tln use by allversally
who
have tried them. The "Grover & Baker Stitch"
and the .43hottle Stitch" are points that have
been attained by no other 3fachine. They are the
only machines that sew and embroider with per
fection. These Machines are peculiarly adupted
to Family use. They are noiseless, sew directly
from the spool without rewinding, and are sim
ple in their construction. They are easy to man
and an be worked by almost any child.
Every family should have one. They save tabor,
they save taw, and they rave money, and do their
work better th an it ran be done by hand.
The tuideneci having been appointed Agent
for the above Machines, has established an Agen
cy in Fairdeid, Adams county, where lie will al
ways have on hand a supply. Persons wishing
to buy will please tall and examine for them
sateen.
nigeNeedlee and
JH.r
W d will aim be supplied.
iTHEROW Agent,
Fidrteld, Adana county, Pa.
Aug. V, 1866. tf
Assignees' Notice.
undersigned, Assignees of the estate of
/J IL
Jackson Bowera, and wile, of Os font
townshl , Adams county,
nt
under deed of volun
tary ass ign ment, la trust for eredlto, hereby
give no ee to all persons knowing themselves
to be indebted to mid A. J. Bowers to tall and
make Immediate payment, and authenticate( ng
claims, to present ttiem4iroperty
for wittlemeaL LitiCLUBIS.
ABRAHAM EIHEELY,
Assignees
Feb. 14, PK It New Oxford, P.s.
Executors' Notice.
EMMAUS HEAUrf3 ENTATE.—Letters testa
mentary oa the estate of Ephraim HMY.
Me th toirwthip, Adams 0041/lA n deees.
et =Etat to the end ea, the
flret-samed In the same to p , and
the leattimmed mile Butler townahlp, they
hereby atm metes to ail penetut indebted to said
baste to make Immediate payment. and thaw
=Wine anst, the same to Present Maw
*Ohms .t.ed Mrsettlement.
AARON' II NAGY,
JACOI3 REVERT,
Feb. lA, Illir, It B:reenters.
Win= PRFAKETION LANDS.
I
L= on Mad •My TIMMS ot Ea 1,.e•
ballid.,ileraing 4l°. M°ll.d. "4"
Tons ae, well settled
mdighborbledi I will or A * ru mimeo
llMpiee for Mid MOM dA l lMata -
GEO
BAIJ G ' S
Commercial AfanitreS.
urn announce to farmers end drnirre lei F•, i.
I Y Itllun that the following prleent hat •tieeii
adopted for the primal. spring mason :
A. 11142119 RAW BONE PHOSPHA 774
Prime, 11:•5 per 11,0001 be.
BA mire CHICAGO BONE FRB T/L/EAlf.
Price. $ In pet 2,00011*.
_
11.4 MD'S CILIC4OO BLOOD MAINURA:
Price, 630 001.2,000 PK
Thin well known popular trade•mark will he
found upon every package of the above
LriAADE NARK -,,,
The high estimation In which BA IG
U.Anntsn has o been held, during fount,n
past, we shall hilly contain In the future. Ilus -
log now the entire control of the great moon,"
of the city of Chitstgo, fur furnishing Alllllloll4a
and Phomphate yielding material, vie
Dried Mach, Blood, &e., we bate, in C011111.41,.11
with our worke In Philadelphia, the lurgeot hill.
hies for torulahlug these manures, at the ari.,‘ 0
low Inlet*.
BAliOlt & SONE!, Philadelphia.
NORTH-WINTEIIN FER ri uzi ).. 'lamp
JOHN amp+o's & CO., Gent Lc New Yet k.
CIW K. h. I
RGE . KIRKE
" teetea.
OIDORGEDUUDALK, W Ingmar t, liyltlnt..t v,
For all Information reetpectlng the above Ma
ster..., adders. either of Soo ILl.ee litspen.
Jun. 24, laln, gul
ADAMS COIINTY4
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE t
1/1/60*
INCORPOILATIED,
•
0) VICEUS.
Prmidentalleorige Swnpe.
Viet, Preedflettt—Aunuel 1L Itusse7l
` 4 vrebtrr—n. A. Rukkler.
. •
Treasurer—E. U. Fahneateek. •
Executive Committee—Robert Wenn!) .
drew Ilellitaidntatt. Jacob King.
Ilanagen,—(leorge ?woo, L. A. 'Weldor. It.
McCord), M. Vlettelherger, N. R. Hums
14111111 , (01 lc, A. P. }WOW r, It, U. Nlet'reaw, , (let
tyaburg; Jayslb 'Ong, Klndam tewindtlp; A.
Helot.tenon, Franklin; Win. U. Mune, 'Nes
oxfont; \t M Ikon, Bender.% Ulu; %.
Pleklug,Strnlw; John ‘l.lloldatimer.. ; John
Picking, FartW OW , Wright,W
T. /lender,
vine; Alotle , l F. (htt, New oxford; Jao. 11. Ms:-
shall, lintolltonhattL John runolngloon,
dont ; John Horner, Moattuov ; Row. 'A lilt.,
Liberty.
sd-Tldx Company Is II m I t ed In Ito openitio,,l 4l
the county of Ad/LIM it has bells
for more than IS'years, and In that p eriod Ikto.
made but *swaman's:tient, having Midteases h,
gre during that period amounting to sl.l,uss—t•,,.
7( of which have been paid during-the hunt tw.,
yearn. Any person desiring all Insuntnee ran
apply to any of the a lan e narned Managers
further Infonnatlon.
lleirThe Executhe Comm Moe Mnetlint the of
f!oe of the Company, 00 the laat Wean..la:. In
eve month, at 2 o'clock, I. 'M.
Oct. ry
le, 1.565.
Gettysburg Railroad.
cHAN4II: CONNEeflliNS.—flu and after
Wednesday, November 6th, IND, 1 . 10.4'1110.1
ralna will leave and arrive at tiettysbung, turd
Wake COnneet roitow.•
FIRST N3ttatTßAlNwillleave(leftva
burg
et
burg at $.15 A. M,, with plissengers fur York, Ilio
Oahu qt. Philadelphia, Balt Boort% and the Nl.ri
and Weed, arriving at Ilano‘ er Janet lon without
cLange of ears, at 1e.15 A. M., vontiret lag with the
1 , 101! Line Knuth on the Northern Central Bull- •
wuy, and arriving itt Baltimore at 12.20 num.
Alsorotinerting with Mull Train from Baltimore
north, arriving In Harrisburg at 1.0)1'. NI Arri
ving at iiettyslinrg 12 40 I'. M., with pussengei. ,
from Harrisburg, York, Baltimore and Wl4ll
-
SECOND PASSENtIER TRAIN will leave tiet•
h slatru at 1.10, P. )1., arrh log ut Hamner Jute
tlort at 3.3oonoleonneeting with loan train Booth.
A rriN e at Baltimore at 4.00 P M. Arrive ut OM
tyuburg at 5.10 P. M., with plo.nengerx from Phila
delphia, Ilarriaburg sold the North null West,
and aim, a lilt pavuenger“ loan Baltimore and
W.hiugton by the Taut line ortit, vi Welt lea, I
Baltimore at 12.1 e 1141011.
Pomongera ivn leovr Baltimore In Ow Mall
Train &Lk:NA...M., and arrive In Hid y mho ra at
P. M. Or have ihilillnorc In the fast Uwe al 11. IV
noon and arrive In tiettyaburig at 5.30 P M. not
one cholla ol care by the drat train, either way,
via: at anovor Junction. The bud line on the
Northern Cknitral will not atop at any local sta
tions, except York, Hanover Junction and Pork
ton. Connection. certain. .
u. IteCUIWY, Prek' t
lIIME3I
Hanover Branch Railroad,
9N and after MON•DA Y. tler. 9th. ht4l7. Nissen.
ger trains on the Itsuover Branch itallookO
11 leave iu follows:
FIRST TRAIN will leave Hanover at'll.2o A.
M., with pamengerx for York, Baltimore, Harris
burg, and the North and Weal. Title truth:, ar
rives at the Junction at 10.10 A. N., cunueettua
with the mast Line South, Olt the Northern Cen
tral Railway, which arrive. at Baltimore at 12..0
P. N. and also with the Mail Train North, whit It
arrive/Ird Harriaburg at US!, P. N.
train return" to Hanover at 11.50 P. dt ,
and arrives at Gettysburg at 12.26 P. M.
SECOND TRAIN Itavew llanover at 2.[51'. Y ,
and arrives at the Junction at 3.401', M., ...met -
Mg with the Mall Train Routh, whirl,arri yea at
Baltintore at &In P. M-7-4Paasengens by this train
lay) York la on er at the Junction until 0.11 I'. 41.
461 ,- Thig Trulo return. to Hanover at 4.46 P. M ,
with Plie 4 eniten , for Hanover, tiettyviturg and Lit
ti.down.
Pamengers leaving Baltimore for lianover, t.
tysburg anal Llttlerlown,•wlll take either the
Mail Train at A.".M., or the Fan Line at. 12.10
P. M. JOSEPH LEIII, Agent.
Dee. 20, 1007. tf
PAINTS FOR FARMERS
AND OTHERS.
E Grafton Mineral Paint Co. gre now matt-
bracturing the Best, Cheapest and most Dora-
Paint in use; two °oats well put on, mixed
With pure Linseed Oil, will lust le or ISyears; it
in of a light brown or beautiful chocolate color,
and can be changed togreen, lead, stone, drab,
olive or cream to suit the taste of the consumer.
It Is valuable fur Houses, Barns, Fermat, Carriage
and Car-makers, Palls and Wooden-ware, Agri
cultural Implements, Canal Boats, Vessel. and
Ships: Bottoms, Om vas, Metal and ithinglettoofs,
(it being Fire and Water proof) Floor 011 Cloths,
(one Manufacturer having used WOO bbla the joust
year.) and ea ft pedal (many purpose b unsurpass
ed for durability, elutleity, and adliesivemeak
Moo U per bid. of Ma hat, which will supply a
farmer fur years to come. Warranted In sit
mat ea above. Mend toe a circular which gives
full particulars. Nona genuine unless branded
Ina trade murk Oration Mineral Paint. Address
DANIEL BIDW
254 Pearl Street, New E Pthor c.
Sept. a, 1507. BM
sloo REWARD
F OR a madleille that will care
COUGHH,
TICKLING IN THE THROAT
WHOOPING MUGU,
IME:M=I
CONSUMPTIVE COUGHS
se quick um.
Coe'a Cough Balsam!
OVER ONE MILLION DWI - TLINI have - been
told and not a single Instance of Rs nature known:
We have In our poewslou, any quantity of cer
tificates, some of them from
EMINENT PIIYMCIANE
who have used It In their praotiee, and given It
the pre-eminence over every other compound.
It deer not Dry Up a Onsph,
ENIM9MigiEMEI
Will intariCirre Tickling in the Moot!
A half bottle ban often completely eared the
moat Stubborn (bunk and yet, though It is so sure
and speedy in Its operation, it is perfectly harm
lees. being purely vegetable. it Is very agreeable
to the taste, and may be administered, to chil
dren army ags.
In cases of CROUP we will guarantee a rare. if
taken in strewn. No I , rierity Aould be settholet !
It to within the reach of 'Ol, it being the cheapest
and beet medicine extant. -
01=igiME!
March ZS, 1867. eowly
LYON'S PERIODICAL DROPS !
THE GREAT FEMAAERRifaMARITIFI4,
- _
I have tested these Drops In my own practice,
over ten years, and do not hesitate to say, that
nothing has yet been developed by medical n -
search, that acts so powerfully, positively and
harmlessly, In awes of female ireeernariiif, he
doe. this medicine. la all recent eases it never
falls, while thousands who have been suffer
ers, are Indebted to it for the boon of health
to-dey.
Although so powerful and positive, they are
perfectly luimless, and may be used at all time,
except when specially forbidden In thedireetions.
They have been extensive', employed by emi
nent physician. in Prance and England, as well
04 in soy oWn onsetlee, over ten yearn and I have
yet to hear of (henna insnanoe of failure. bawls'
give you testimonials of their etaaan from all
over the northern and Neaten Kates, were they
not in their nature private. Over MOOD bottles
have been end the putt year, and I hope mud
trust as satiny sufferers have bean ben/tatted. I
sin well aware that aremedy so potent to remove
all obstructions, may be used for e. bad
but treat that Where Otte bottle hi thus i=t
may fall into the hand, of really needy sufferers.
'To all who suffer from any Irregularity ; pain
ful, difficult, ,ectoessive, oftnalve or obstructed
Menstruation. Luaorrhea, or the train of diensa
that follow, I would say, try a bottle of DR. Lroses
Faxcent PritiopicAL Damu tieing a fluid prepa
ration, their action tenons direct and positive
than any pill. or powders. Explicit direction,
bearing my Lao simile, accompany each bottle.
They may be obtained of snarly every
l
in the nuntry.~ or by enclosing the price ' to C:
CLARK ik CO., New Haven , Own. General
Agents; for the United Stain and
DR. 40101
Practicing_
New Haven, 4. 4 4 - ::}
aarPrlce f 50 per bottle.
March Es, eowly
Wanted, n GfNMI Ran
IN every town and amity in Use Union, to en
pmee in the sale of • patented artide, used In
every , shop,hotel, More
p household
obUe Mahn's& relined ears, steamboats, and
tke.
rerun.' kl a nkg , onestied are nmittme_immenes
e demand kw the late never
;;;=.. 4 Your eustoisma' once obtained your in
come is great and perpetual. Pull sad astiersc-
Dept all who m apply to J.
I.l3M il rl. S 2 lars
(leder to
street, New ay
York, with
stamp. Box 11:30L
Nov. ADV. 4m
NOTICE. : .
rB partuembip hareem:Were embalm between
thausdaralinal Is UM ProduaeamdPorward
bugbear; Wig tilsrolved au tog Ina they of
January lost, by Mutual woeumA Thu boots
of amodata awl all umeettlat badness have
bees tbet w i t t i te 174C11. Cuipzbo b;
OR.
be mum. tte t pow MC cuou2
ey al attpatia -
la tened Moen
S VV l attg&W.
• min. I; UK IS .
14:5. 400 -gogru yikijust retuned bold
U a r via s tarp rUiLsit
stl thorn. • Caftlilat
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