#4ltilsbnr, Pilts.
ifitizur, XAY VI, .18118.
NOW wasAunre AID HORDE SEMIS.
A Mese'. sense is good dimmer'
sense. any a man does not know half
so much about some things as a horse,
and there lea great difference in horses.
The horse Is not naturally suspicious,
but he is timid when young. lie learns
very soon what his weapons are—teeth
and heels—and in what Ins security lies—
flight. Hie boldness and the "glory of
his nostril." come when "he rejoiceth
in big strength." With his age comes
the knowledge of his powers, and it he
has never ben mantc red—never brAen
to any will out 'his own—if he is to be
'made useful, the struggle must come
sooner or later, and man's will or horse
will must triumph. We think it - best
to begin quite young with colts to con•
trot them; so advise to, halter a colt
'while it runs with the mire, and to do it
after feeding It with carrots and augur.
until it thinks it will only get careening
from mankind, end has no fear of any
man. .The colt submits easily, because
Itthe easiest and pleasantest thing It
cal*do, provided it is not frightened,
anwould as lief be led as loose, since
the curtailment of his freedom is made
up by-sweets or carrots. The sense of
smell In horses is very acute, and if they
are suspicious of anything they al
ways approach it cautiously and smell
It.• They should be indulged In this;
ring harrier, saddle, Oic., should all be
Investigated by the nose as well as by,
the eye before a more intimate acquaint.
ance is forced upon the horse. A horse
ring of from forty to fifty feet in diame
ter is one of the greatest aids a horse
trainer can have. In this a horse too
restive and spirited to take a lesson may
be tired out so as to be very docile, and a
tired horse is much more susceptible to
both favors and instruction than one
full of vim and tire and play. There are
a very few common-sense rules, which,
if followed, will commend themselves to
the horse as well as to the trainer, viz:
Ist. Always feel kindly towards a
horse, no matter what he does to you,
-and consequently never show "temper.'
Remember the horse knows instinctive
ly howA•ou feel.
2d. Never go near a horse if you are
afraid of him • the hone will know it and
take advantage of it before you acknowl
edge it yourself.— Turf, 17eld and Farm.
FOWLS IN STABLES.—Some farmers
are not as particular as they should be in
' , Secluding fowls from the stables in which
theirtows•cept. We have seen hens
cnmplaoent robed on the backs of
cows, wholy different to the efforts of
the poor beasts to shake them off. This
is a great annoyance to cows, and keeps
them in a fretful condition:and thus im
pairs their productiveness. Besides, the
droppings, which lodge upon and be
smear thesspplmale, solmals, are alike offensive to
the skin an&olfantories of the victims of
this hen intrusion. But they are a pest
in other respects. They contaminate
the feed and mangers of cows, thus de
priving them of the herietit of a considera
ble portion of the too ‘l allotted them.
Fowls are good things, but mixed with
dairy stock, they are.' out of place, and
should have a separate
New Yorker.
Td KEEP INEF.OTS OUT OF BIRD CA
uol3.—Tie up a little sulphur In a silk
bag and suspend it In the cage. For
mocking birds this is essential to their
health and the sulphur will keep all
the re d ants and other insects from the
of all kinds of birds. Red ante
?, I v i gr never be found In a closet or drawer
I( a small bag of sulphur be kept con
stantly In these places.
LICIC ON HORSED AND CATTLN.—The
Canada firmer says one of the best rem
edies for this troublesome pest is a wash
•of tobacco water, made by infusing one
pound of tobaco in two gallons of water.
It should be applied frequently, and a
little at a time.
LICE ox Potimuv.--If infested with
116 e, damp the skin under the feathers
with, water, then sprinkle a little sul
pha on the skin. Let the bird be cover
ed with insects or parasites, they will
all dillippear in the course of twelve
hours.
'WOOD ASHES FOB STRAWBERRIES.—
There is no better fertilizer for strawber
ries than ashes We remember that one
of the NO crops we ever had was'sraised
when thionly manure was wood ashes.
All soils will not alike be benefitted by
such a'n application ; but It is always safe
to use ashes In connection with other
manures. If ashes only are used, there
are fewer weeds, as no seed can be Intro
duced by the manure.
Ewnnonsmvs.—Now is the serawn to
plant evergreens and shade trees. Beau
tify the grounds about your dwellings.—
Nothing is so beautiful as a yard or gar
den attached to your dwelling, in which
are planted Bowen and evergreens,
which please and refresh the eye and cul
tivate a taste and love for the beautiful.
To MAKE A HRN SITtON A STRANGE
NZET.—A broody hen may be made to sit
In a strange place by being put on her
eggs' at night, in the dark, and shut
down alosely. After a day or two she
will keep to them.
Racers FOR SALAD DREIRDNO.—After
every possible precaution has been taken
by careful picking and thorough wash
ing to have the leaves free from sand or
lent, I prepare a dressing by to a
pint of water and vinegar, I tablespoon
ful of sugar, • pinch of salt, and a well
beaten egg. Then when this mixture le
boiling, I pour It over the lettuce leaves,
they having been well drained, and cover
Ina elms fitting tureen, for two or three
minutes. If the lettuce Is not very ten
der the dressing may be poured off, and
again boiled and applied. This quantit y
is for six persons.—American
twist.
PICIELKD Eoo&—Boll the eggs until
very hard; When ooLd, shell them, and
cut them in halves lengthwise ; lay them
carefully In large mouthed jars, and pour
over them scalding vinegar, well season
ed with whole pepper, allspice, ginger,
and a few cloves or garlic. When Bold,
tie up closely, and let them stand a
month. They are then fit for use. With
cold meat they are a delicious and deli
cate pickle
A GOOD CEMENT.—AIum and plaster
of Paris well -.mixed with water, and
used Ina liquid state, will form a very
useful cement. It will be found quite
handy for many purposes.
Ir ,you have bees save a patch of ground
for buckwheit for their pasture. If you
have no bees this plan will not come
amiss In pancake times.
GRAPH-OROWNRB In Canto - nil& are
giving great attention to the manufac
ture of brandy. The quality of that al
ready produced is said to be excellent.
Native brandy nine years old is pro
nounced quite equal to the imported
article of the same age.
Virev Taus—When one sees the rail
way' trains dying with the speed of the
wind along the valleys, across the rivers,
and through the mountains, and the
lightning tubing man's thoughts over
coisassets, and across the ocean, from
shoe to shore, one stands aghast in won
der at the stupendous triumphs of the
Indium Intellect and will over the tre
modson Morose of nature.
- Trim CLIT Boxes-tn.—The present
=daubs style of bonnets has aftbrded
sereooppaa for as economical invention in
Pans. 'A slew bonnet is now offered for
three sous, equivalent to three cents. It
is composed of thin, pitiable strips of
wood, reticulated like a net. The inter
stices are flied with narrow ribbon. Of
course the trimmings are an extra ex
pense and at the option of the wearer.
Seams rir ewe Ustox.—The four lar
pot States in the Union are Texas, 274,-
9b6 square miles, California, 188,961
equate miles. Nevada, 112,060 square
nines, and Colorado, 104,500 square miles.
New York stands the twentieth in size,
and Pennsylvania the twenty-tirst, con
taining respectively 47,0M1 and 46,000
Mrsadm, whUe iinewbusetta stand.
i b sktrifth in order, containing only
Mid square miles—Conneetited,
Dela
aramardiibode Wand only being small
er in berritsny.
einci s potheesees asubot be learn
at school toe, at the best,
Isol Ise holl ow sad deceptive ;
inix*Weeelle;illke ever Shred else gen
hide, coos hten the Mark
GETTYSBURG
losoommem!
THE angora's's." iryi bought out his ibrmer
pezthee, Wm. Gahm sad new eenitnuet the
THE LIME-BURNING BUSINESS
httoself—et the (Millibar' Lime Kiln*, on the
corner of the Rattroed and Salt' Stratton Street.
Thankful An past patronage, he will endeawx to
deserve Ito oontinuanaa, try prosoontlng the Dust
pans as olgorronly and on as large rotate ea poa
othht:always selling a good article and giving
good mosoure. Fanners and others may look
for the prompt filling °Conlon.
Re Rho einttinnee the
COAL BUSINESS,
offering the mot popular kind'.
and others should pie him • call. planaunith
Coal constantly on hand.
Lime sod Coal delivered askywhere in Clet-
Ly*burp
=
Gettysburg. Nov. l 1887. it
CLOCKS, WATCHES,
JEWELRY,- &C.
Emri
SOPER 4 Mc.C.4.RT.ArEr S
NEW; JEWELRY STORE,
On York Street, oppatUe the Bank, Get-
Vebtov, Pa.
• NNW •ND VIII& •MDNTM :OW ANCILIVED
TROIA 1112 CITY. •
SILVER AND PLATED' WARE,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
such its Violins, Guitars, &mord - eons, Fluter,
Flaw, &e. also the trimmlnp, via; Keys, Strings,
Bows, Bridges, and everything belonging to the
Instruments.
and all kMd. of mark in our Una done-
and on reasonable terms.
SitAirrorwarranted to eve satisfaction—
and all goods eold, warranted to 1,13 what they era
represented.
Nov. 911, 1817 tf
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
LADIES' COMPANIONS,
TOILET S-ETS,
WRITING DESKS,
PERFUMERY,
FancyOhintrqu:ul. Bohemian Vane,
ac., .
AT A. R. FEISTEL'S,
Opposite Takuiestooks' Ettore.
Gettysburg, Maxc 4,1818. tf
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
OF 0117TY581780
Wlll allow Intiraat on Spacial Dopoalla,am follows
5 per oast per 11121 MUNS he I ease.
Irß=l
CZ=
MI
Will convert -SO
NOTIIO3 Into 5- e. 90 BONDS, as
usual, free of charg .
=I
CARR CO
COUPONS.
Wlll aim puriguise or se; PTOCKB &Rd BONDS
of every kind, free of charge aa conimieelon, and
will at all 13mei pay the HIGHEST PRICE for
GOLD and BILVER, 'and will, with pleasure
Wawa ;11 boatmen promptly,- as heretofore.
pertaining to a well regulated Bank.
ONO. ARNOLD, Outsider.
Gettysburg, Nov. 0. W.
GETTYSBURG
HI VIONAL BANK.
GOVERNMENT BONDS, of
1I
kinds, BOUGHT
and of
SEVEN-THIRTY BONDS eonverted Into FIVE
TWENTY DONDE! without charge.
F A Y?_[N,~:1:I:~~~
The HIEIHEBT PRIM/TOM paid an GOLD and
SILVFJI.
STOCKS mad BONDS, of allboht for
-parsons without CHAROINCI"AhII6II3IO24.
ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED.
Interest on OPRCIAL DEPO9III3 odlranord 1 per
tent., yls :
S per wag. Ste I yaw,
• per ant. lbw 6 soeuabo,
S per emit. lbw $ iiiiistlis.
Persona wishing 1
In regard to U. B.
Bonds, and Stoats et all kinds, ate Welted to
ere us • all, Iliad we will give all informal=
eheerfAlly
J. IltlifisEY RAIR, Polder
Gettysburg, Oist, N. Mt. St
TIN-WARE & STOVES.
THZ LitROPYST ASSORTMINT OF TIN•WARS
IN TITZ COUNTY. AT
S. G. COOK'S,
(loaner Andrew Polders G she mate of
MS BOOM COOKING STOVES IN NARKS
among whteh are the
OLD DOMINION,
COMPROMMA,
PIDINSTLII ANIL,
NOBLE COOK,
BOODOKIST, •
BAALZT BMW% e
&MO; zaani other saildm be Eftmbma, wklab
will be mid as low as at alls 7 Maw
- Is the eeeaty.
S. 0. 000 X
hose fk lia. U
Ezeoutries Notice.
tor eof PR
noulo i n Ln d n ted
ps
NMOUTH'S
ro
slt StTow
u n ed si e idl— b ep t o a d t to o o
teete.
ontary en the stole AL =Noldtk
=rNelatmw
tate to
w asks I=t and those
having rialtos enatirt the same to present there
properly authenttented for eettkenent.
ANN JANE SMITH.
April 15, 1N d. et• I,eeatrix.
LAST NOTICE.
A LL Indebted to tbe late 877 D et IIe
&DIEHL arta eel' and settle.
Irnot *&d Wane the ofDeeetber, the Books
vat be kit in the tends elan °Meer lbr bother
tkel,w/thentzepird te pennon
Oet ateCOMIDY DUUEL.
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CLOTH (WAN, Puts &Id Mg
DIGILLICIL
darts
ui
. Pg_siis v xa _4OO6At
iganN ema.
plirCY
rtes. T psial iirehaleinAsitles. l4.4" kga, l.
•••0 1 4• 1016001 -1 6 .*4 1 JYll , ___ll
*
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
JMIRY.MEX, 14R.MERS,
4XD OTHERS,
AMES, BEES WAX, BEANS,
BUTTER, =nom 934516.
FLOUR, AND FEED,
FLAX, corroit,
PUBS AND SKINS,
inktr.vr, WOOL. OAHE. ,
POULTRY, NAVAL maps,
HOPS, GINSENG, FEATS-
ERN, HEMP, PROVISIONS,
OTIA, LARD, TALLOW,
TOBACCO, BK.Enk---
MOEOHUM, MOLASSES, &C., &C., &C.
JOSIAH CARPENTER,
General COMAKilliOa Merchant,
442, 444 & 448 Wealungton Street,
NEW YORK CITY
And tesel T e file weekly Prim Merest of Fro.
dime and Groceries, the most complete Price Cur-
rent published In the United Maths.
Bend for a -Prioo Current.
Marking Pbites and Grda
Furnished tree.
Liberal Advances made on Consignments.
Esiab!Jihad May lat, 1880.
FIRST-CLASB REFERENCES GIVEN WHEN
REQUIRED.
March 77, 1818. 17
BARK--BARK !
1,100 CORDS WANTED !
TNT SUBSCRIBER WANTS
600 CORDS OF
BLACK OAK BARK,
ilbr which he will Pa 7 Sa 0411 per cord, on delivery
In road cedar, at hle Lanyard, In Cit!tlyaborg.
Wanted also,
500 CORDS OF
ROCK OAK BARK,
for Which the highest market price Will be given
Feb. H. MIL sal •
K 11'4 MINNLGH.
CHAMBEISBURG STREET,
MIST A TO TEL KICTPROXT. HOTEL,
TTYSII WIG, PA.,
Confeciion, Periodical and News
~,......J
1
4 -.. I .
AU. lONDO OP CONPECI7ONEI, CANDIEII,
Depot
!ORANGE% LEIITA NUTS,
atc.,
' constantly on hand.
ICE CREAM AND CAKES
suppnedi to tandllea and parties at shortest rates.
THE DAILY PAPERB OF BALTIMORE, PHIL-
ADELPRIA, N Y YORK, AND
CHOICE MAGAZINES, -
supplied to subserttees at lowest rates.
ikir CALL AND EXAMINE. '&*
Feb.n k mg. u
FURNITURE.
SBIEAFTER & BECKER,
PET): BURG, (Y. S.) PENN'A.,
Are preed to offer to the Public anything In
their iltili an cheap aa can be had In the country
on
/Pa-ft Laren ie will do will to call snit examine
our before buying elsewhere. •
FURNITURE
made to eider. Repairing done neatly, cheaply,.
and with!
dbpatich.
Ef5Z
E=l3
LAST CROWNING SUCCESS.
'Hrs. S. .4. alien's
IMPROVISD
IR RESTORER.
I=l
Ez JR DRESSING
Style, in' One Bottle,
restore I3isy Nair to Its astura3
sad pretties laxosiaat growth.
harsokes, sod Is preferred over
preparoUoa by Mom who Dave a
I=l
besatigal glow sad pertains ha-
Hair slake It dadrable for old and
roeOe by all Drysßte.
• • • Greener/a Iltree4 4 New York.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
Tab. 211,
ME HOWE
SE trlJro 41L4CHIXES !
The most Perfect it Reliable in America!
Themenee prentfinne—thor Craw
d a l Le
cif Honor, and Gold Mo
awarded at the Paris Re
position, 1867.
sirEveri kind of work nut be done on them.
For sale at Geo, Jambs • Bra's. Mare, Cham-
beraburg Street, Gettysburg, where they ewt be
found operating and giving full ianiractionn an
the Machines.
1P619).'.TA00.118 & BEM are tits pat? Agents
toe : Adams ea, Ps. Mandan oontatabag pb
use. ea, ma be bad by addressing *bean.
San. a. idlL U
am. an „nal
DAVID MaCitBARY. join( F. MoCRICARY.
"Best always Cheapest"
T ux Best sad Clue West
trADDLES,
BRIDLES,
COLLARS and
HARNESS of ail kinds, ill the County,are always tote !band at the old an
stand Baltimore It, opposite the d
Presbyterian
McCREARYS'.
Our Riding and Wagon Saddles
are the most substantially built and neatest,
Our Harness, (ptafn and silver mounded,)
are complete In every respect and warranted to
be of the very beet material and workmanship.
Our upper leather Draft Collars
CAMMOT CC BRAT. They are the best FITTING
and most durable.
Our Heavy Draft Harness
are made to order, as cheap as they can be made
anywhere and in the most substantial manner.
Riding Bridles, Whips, Lashes, Draft
Haws, Fly-nets, and everything in the line.
Noe better or cheaper.
Our'prices
NM' been ILEMICED to the lowest living standard.
A liberal percentage for cash, off' all bills
amounting to lb or more.
We work nothing but the beat stack and will
warrant every article turned out to be In every
respect as represented.
Thankful for past bison we invite attention to
our present stock.
EIME=II
HAY AND GRAIN
WANTED. .
HE undlrsigned would announce 1r the MU
seri of Adam,. county that they sti ll wry on
GRAIN AND HAY BUSINESS,
at the old stand, GRANITE STATION, on
Gettysburg Railroad. They are prepared to p Lhe a
the highest prices for GRAIN AND HAY. They y
keep all kinds of
GROCERIES, SALT, GUANOS,,
which they will sell at the smallest profits.
Give us • call and see for yourselves.
PHILIP HANN & SONS.
Dec. 88,1867. ly
CABINET-MAKING.
Yea. 6. /tidier,
tAWING located la the town of NEW OX
FORD, Adams county, will carry on the
u l siness of eabinet-maklnif, in all Its branches.
FURNITIJRE
kept on hand and made to order. lie will also
keep for sale a choice assortment of
• CHAIR S.
He invites the citizens of the town and ear
rounding country to give tilm a call, as ho will
sell as low mg can be purchased at any other
place. He will guarantee Ma work to be made
up In the beat manner, and of materials.
New Oxford, Jan. gl, ltlrWt
TO FARMERS !
Pacifl c Guano Company's
SOLUBLE
PACIFIC GUANO !
PRICE REDUCED TO 854.00 PER TON.
;THE USE OF THIS GUANO in Maryland Ibr
several years for Guru , Tobacco and other
pries Crone, as well as for Wheat, has establish
ed Its excellence. It possesses all the quickness
of Peruvian Guano, with permanent qualities
not possessed by th at article.
Experience has shown that this Guano ripens
the Wheat crop from Jloe to six days earlier than
the Super Phosphates. It also ripens Tobacco
earlier, and produces a crop of better quality.
The Piscine Guano Company has authorized the
above reduction in consequence of the depressed
condition of the farming interests in the South
ern States. It Is the purpose of the Company to
furnish the best fertilizer at the lowest price, which
they are able to do by reason of their large capi
tal and facilities. The Guano is warranted same
in quality as heretofore sold by us.
JOHN S. RE:b.E h CO.,
=
r,=!=Z4=VMO
. . . .
71 South iltreet, Baltimore.
For sale by IitcCURDY HAIIILTON, Get
tY lt b are 'r t V, 186 . dm
A DESIRABLE
TOWN PROPERTY
AT PRIVATE SALE.
rnHE undersigned offers at Private Sale, the
I old DOBBIN DWELLING, at thel canc.
tion of the Taneytown and Emfaittahurg g
roads, In the borough of Gettysburg. The
lebuee le substantially built, of stone, and
tantalise twelve large rooms. There is a strung,
never-falling Spring of first-rate water In the
basement, and 114 Acres of Land connected with
It. The location Es a very pleasant one, and with
a little additional outlay this could be made one
of the most comfortable and desirable homes In
the borough or Its vicinity.
JOHN RUPP.
I=3
GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE.
A LARGE noooliment of fine
MIECEEI
awntleas, White &wars new kinds, and
Bin, sheep, prime cOrleang
Melange., and all grades of ftropa; M I MACK.
EREL, best In market. All kind. of
wholesale and retail, prime Wine, Brandy, Rpe
Whiskey, tket. form cinal and o ther purposes,
in any quantity.
//k - B. Miehler's Herb Bitters, and the "Great
Zingari Miters."
ALo, SPEER'S GRAPE WINE.
WM. J. MARTIN,
Baltimore street, Gettysburg.
April 8,1867.-mot!
INSURE IN THE
AIVI3SAIrIiAIiiO4I;I4
OF YORK, PA.,
a. k nr. FARMERS' AND ar.llo/ANTIV.)
OFFICE: Rastas:Vs DuiWWI, Omit , ' &Parc
naartered Cap Hal,. 4100,000 Oa
Available Anne ...... 57,493 17
RISKS of every description taken for a period
of year., or perpetually, at ae low rates a. are
consistent with the security of the Oompany and
the parties Inented_, and on as accommodating
terms as with any Company In the country.
NO PREMIUM NOTMLI are taken In this Com
pare and consequently_ no Assessments will be
on Its Policies. More than half the entire
riuw Ls owned by Its Officers and Directors, which
Ls a guarantee that Its affairs wIU be e 3 managed
ae to make It a safe medium for insurance.
INSURANCE CREATEN INDEPENDENCE:
a person pays for his own indemnity. and need
not be • Tax on his friends in the event of Fire.
Defogs ere Dartperons.
eir/Lll Lm.sat promptly adjootod surd
paid without Delay.
DrascrOns:—Ptillip A. Small, John A. Weiser,
John F. Spangler, M. B. Spahr, Geo. W. ligentritz,
David E. timMl. Charles A. Morris, W. H. Kurtz,
of C., Lewis Car t
HENRY WELSH, President.
DAVID E. SMALL, View President.
J. CARL, Treasurer. T. K. Werra, See'y.
irir ApplicaUons for Insurance promptly at
tended to by the Secretary or any of the Compa
ny'. Agents.
Beitsel, John T. Williams,
York• H. A. Pleking, Gettysburg ; Smith & •Har
r* Wrightsville; T. W. Herr, Lanmater ; John
H. Zeller, Xt. Joy._Lanoaster county; D. Q. Al-
H.. 10 Hanover N. Z. Seitz, Glen Rock, and B.
bleehaulesburg.
Aprll2l, Mit gin
FOITTZ'S
WHOLERALE
DRUG AND PATENT ME DEI)T,
NO. IN FRANKLIN STREET,
BALTIMORE, MD.
IQ: I
the dissolution of the co-partnership of FL
A. Fouts Bro., August Ist, 16M E.
, I, David
ts, Junior member of said firm, purchmed all
the right, Utle and Interest of the retiring partaer,
8, A.Pfonta, for all time, in and to the manuaia
tare of Patent Medicines; and, having devoted
much Ume, care and labor In gaining a thccough
knowledge In the compounding of these prepara
tions, I am tally prepared to offer to the commu
nity
FOUTZI3 FAMILY MEDICINES
pure and unadulterated, namely: Forrm's Mix
rtfax—Fourgs LIPS INVIGORATOR OR HCALTE
RETTORAR—FOUTEN VIGGETABLA Llvsa PIMA—
FouTz's COUGH BTRIIP—FORTIM CuimiaArrn
Hoses min Myna Pownicas—flitarsue's BAL.
RAMC COUGH STM:r—Brfaingii's VICRXIINGDA
DAVID E. FOUTZ,
Sole Proprietor,
Agent for . IM. Gaovit's MAGMATIC SAL Vs AND
PLagnus," the "Demi OinTiencrr," and the
"Owe UNGAR' Brnsits."
461 - / shoo have on hand • Nil easortenend of
DRUGB, PAINTS, OILS,
Window-OM; Extract' and of all fla
vors; all the popular Patent llea of the
day; Perfumery, Hair 011 a, Hair Dyes, and hun
dreds of articles needed by Merchants, Farmers,
and Housekeepers. Come and examine mystock
and miens, and If I cannot suit you, you cannot
be suited In Baltimore.
DAVID E. FOUTZ,
At the old stand, IN Franklin street.
Feb. 21, Ink I y
NOTICE.
ItM partnership heretofore existing between
he undersigned In the Produce and Forward
ing badness was dissOlved on the first day of
January by mutual consent The books
of amounts and ail unsettled bushier bays
been left In the bands of Rufus E. Culp. who Is
duly authorised to settle up the assns. He will
be found at the Warehouse now In the oecupan
ey of Mew& Bight= tkobean. AU ptewoos in
are required to eaU and eettle.
HENRY CULP
Geo. A. EARIISHAW.
Jan. 17. 180. tf
HAY WANTED.
will pay the highest marks{
T Ele prie l wi Inquire at Spaagleri Wars
haw*,
GEO. U. EITRICKHOINOM
Mph 11;WM. W
V00011L—Ilawl• bow Wwt noterwill ham
eit, with • line wrottotout at
mod samads• libea, A l k di t %
I=
LIQUORS,
East Berlin Firm.
REBERT & HOOVER,
=I
FARMING IMPLEMENTS--
BUCKETS REAPER AND MOWER;
BUCKEYE SELF-RARER, HadWas' paiat;
BELF•DIHCHAROINO WIRE HORSE RAKE,
Shlressaa's patent;
BRAND'S PATENT WIRE HOE RAKE;
also
=1
THRESHING MACHINES;
CORN PLANTERS, two thole. Mamallea
patent and Wambaugh's patent, York ;
GRAIN DRILLS, Moon's patdbt ;
CORN SHELLERS, Wan:thumb's patent, de.
All kinds of REPAIRING promptly attended
to. thdl and see what we can do.
szsEirr a HOOVES.
But Berlin, Adana 00., Po.
Mar. 6.1869. 4m
CANNON'S
MARBLE WORKS,
On Eskiniore liPreet, opporite the Coeirt- Howie,
GE177238U1Z0, PICYN'A.
Every deerription of work executed in the
MOW STYLE. OF THE ART .
Jane 4, MIL tf
BARGAINS
=CI
NEW taii3OCE.I:LY
IN GETITEIBURCI
JOHN CEPS a SON
HAVE opened a new GEOM. In Gettys
burg, on the north-west corner of the Public
square, and have Just received a splendid assort
ment of FRESH
GROCERIES,
including Sugars, Corrhes Mo'limes, Syrups, Tess,
Spices, Tobseeo, 'Salt, Fisk Hams, Shoulders, eke.
Also, QUEENSWARE, CONFECTIONS,
Nuts, Fruits, Soaps Farley Articles end Notions
generally. We will also keep en hand FLOUR
and FEED4EITUF FS.
Having purchased for CASH, we are prepared
to sell very cheap. Give no a call and Judge for
yourselves.
JOHN CRESS,
J. W. CRESS.
Sept. 27, 1867. II
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF GETTYSBURG.
Notice to Holders -of 7-30 Notes.
Last fall, when the privilege of converting the
August 740Notem expired, many persons who ne
glected to convert into 640 Bends, or sell, lost the
premium and the privilege of converting. It
will be the same with the 7-90's maturing in
June and July next, if not disposed of in time.
This Bank will either convert, or purchase, the
740's, allowing premium and interest.
?GEO. ARNOLD, Cashier.
Feb. 14,1888. tf
LEWIS STROUSE
Has bought back his old stand, on Carlisle street,
and is going into business again heavier than
ever. He asks his old Mends and the public to
call.
NOTIONS, GROCERIES, CONFECTIONS, SE
GARS, TOBACCOS, BC., AC., &C.,
n large variety, and a little cheaper Una the
cheapest. Don't forget tae place—nearly oppo
site the Railroad Station.
Gettysburg, Oct. 11, 1887. U
NEW SADDLER SHOP.
1 1=ir Mat " o b rVr, f a l tl
kol:l—ada
RIDING SADDLF23,
WAGON SADDLES,
CARRIAGE HARNESS,
DRAUGHT HARNESS,
RIDING BRIDLES,
BLIND BRIDLES,
COLLARS,
FLY -NETS. Ike,
u low u the lowest.
I=3El
CHEAP FOR CASH!
N.ENV STORE!
GROCFMER, LIQUO, &C.
The undersigned has rsUired to Gettysburß S
g, and
opened • new Store, on Baltimlre street, next
door to the Post Office, and nearly opposite the
Court House, where he Metes for sale, CHEAP
FOR CASH, a large and choice assortment of
Groceries,—
SUGARS, COFFEFA, TEAR, MOLARFIER, BYE-
UPS, BALT, &C., with PlBl7,
BACON, LARD, &C.
Also, Liquors,
WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, WIID3KIEFI, RUMS,
and everything else In the line-
Also, any quantity of Notions. to cult any and
everybody.
CA
Recollect this le the place to buy CHEAP FOR
- - - •
April 23. 1347
WI C. ST.ALLSKITH & SON,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
CARPENTERS AND CONTRACTORS,
Are prepared to do all kinds el Carpentering
--contracting and erecting buildinp of all
kinds, Repairing, to They keep constantly on
hand and nuinufrotore to order,
DOORS, SHUTTERS, BLINDS, SASH, DOOR
AND WINDOW FRAMES OORNICE.
DOOR • WINDOW BRACIMITS,
And any other Article in the :Iktilding Line.
Eleasenad material canatabUy as hand, earn-
danced workman al ways la risdlaww, sad watt
axseuted with dispatch.
Sir Order s promptly attended is
Sept, 20, MA. LI
MORO PHILLIPS'
9131013111 LILIIICITZD
Super-Phosphate of Limo
STANDARD GUARANTSID.
FOR ILIALL A? XAXII7ACTORZZ . II DIPOIII,
Ift!lli'
No. 06 Smith Street, Hai
And by •Deaters la mineral =tout the
TM
_INNBINCIID. C grai) of w
lab mow
PHILLIPS' PHOSPHATIC la and always. has
been mannketuredi (and of which he has sole
eontrol for the Hatted Mates.) wanting fifty
ppeerr cent. moire Bone Phosphate than Haw Bone,
Werefore It la more durable. The addition of
Ammoulagivesmeater fertilizing value.
Oversees* years' experienoelitroved to the
Nut
Farmer it makes a heavies. n than even
stable manure, and Is not onlyactive but lasting.
firPrkee $5O 00 per ton, 2,000 Its. DI/to:mat to
Dealers.
MORO PHILLIPS,
Sole Proprietor sod Monoteetorer.
March 13, UNA Ilia
Cemoteey Ratiords.
f isaci t .rozior. Waliediralid o l=
eery awl bass tilt sodi tostamPtot*
rS.
l a s v •Tri em a g " = Kass e
year to hove it dom. Ittoorrolo outio with
socotoinato—tersit low. sautirage74.
Id = is* •• - imps oir
:11:14.;1111,1;11r)j,,Cit:4:11:.:4
Ingsubscribers have just returned Nun the
lis with as Immense supply of
riasialreas a GIWITUI:Ik
-which they Sr. catering at their old stead In Bal
timore
k eonata*a i ts
street, ameof to suit the times. Our
stoc
HUMMING MATERIALS,
CARPENTER'S TOOLS,
EtLACIOSMITIPS TOM"
COACH FINDINGS,
SHOE FINDINGS,
CABINET MASER'S TOOLS
HOIIEUCKEEPERIS FIXTUREB,
ALL KINDS OF IRON, tn.,
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS,
OILS, PAINTS, &c., ic.
There is no article Included In the several de
partment mentioned above but what can be had
at this store. livery Mass of Meclutnips mn be
aosommodated here with tools and findings, and
Monsekeepars can find every article In their /ins.
Give ns a call, as we are prepared to sell as low
few cash as any house out of the city.
JOEL H.-DANNER,
DAVID zmuusn.
Gettysburg, May M, 1564.
Robert D. Armor,
GAS FITTER, PLUMBER .k..ND BELL
HANGER,
daft Middle AL, halics /quart from the Churl. Acosta,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
WILL promptly attend to all orders in his
Ilne. Work dons In the most mtlaractory
manner, and at prices as low as eau possibly be
allbrded to make • Being.
OAS PIPE tarnished, as well as Chandeliers,
Brae.kets, Drol3 Lights, de.; also WATER PIPE,
Stops. Top and Frost Spigots, and, In short, eve
rything belonging to gas or water tl3 tures,
Bella bung, and furnished if detired.
Dom 13, 1387. If
NEW DRUG STORE,
LET NEW OXFORD
THE nuderslgned has opened a Drug Store In
New Oxford, Adams county, and respectfully
eine the attention of the public to his stack of
PAINTS,
OILS
DYE...STD - FPS
WINDOAr OLASS.
PATENT MEDICINES,
and a full assortment of DRUGS; in a word a
complete stock of Goods generally kept In a first
class Drug Store. All of which have been pur
chased during the post two weeks, and will be
sold low. All thearfieles formerly manufactured
at the old establishment in East Berlin can be
had here. Understanding his business perfectly,
and selecting his goods himself, he is nble to war
rant his Drugs pure and as represented. The pub
lic are requested to give him a trial.
D. M. MILLER.
New Oxford, May 6, lgbi. tf
ADAMS COUNTY
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
=
OFFICERS.
Presldent—George Swope.
Vice President—Samuel H. Russell.
Secretary—D. A. Buehler.
Treasurer—E. U. Fahnestark
Executive Commitvee—linbert McCurdy, An
drew Bel titsel nmn, Jacob King.
Managers—George Swope, I). A. Buehler. It.
McCurdy, M. Elchelberger, S. It. Russell, K. O.
Faltumtock, A. D. Buehler, M. 0. McCreary, Oct
tysburg; Jacob King Stratban township; A.
lleintzelmati, Franklin; Wm. D.
I Dimes N evr
W B
Oxford; m. . Wiliam, Bmiders‘ille•, f. A.
Ficking,Stmban; Joint Wolford, Latimore ; John
Picking, E:iud Berlin; Abel T. Wright, Bendern
; Alxliel F. 010, New Oxford; Jas. H. Mar
shall, Ilanilltunban ; John Cunningham, Free
dom; John Bonier, llount,loy; Wm. Muss White,
Liberty.
swortils Company is limited in its operations to
the county of Adams. It has been In operation
for more than lb years, sad in that period has
made but one assessment, having paid tonnes by
Are during that period amounting to 513,088-18 ;
789 of which have been paid during the last two
year.. Any person desiring an Insurance can
apply to any of the above named Mauagern for
further Information.
. . . . ... ..
air - The Executive Commi ttee
ce ttee meets at the of
fice of the Compa .
every month, at tinoil on
aik, I'. 3 1 t. 44 "Th
WennnY
in
Oct. 16, 1865. tf
WM. T. HOPKINS' "OWN MAKE'
Or
"KEYSTONE SKIRTS,"
kRE the best and Cnicaerarr Low PISICKD Hoop
Skirta in the market. Trail Skirts, 25springs,
.'4O; 81 spring., 81.20 ; and 40 springs, 81,45.
Plain Skirtstapes, 20 springs, SO Cents
springs, 45 Ce nts ' springs, 11,15; and 35 spring.,
8125. - Warranted
Make
"Our OWN Make" T: "U NION . H
K I RTS,” Elev
en Tape Trails, from al to 50 springs, 11.20 to 12.50.
Plain, Six Tapes, 20 to 50 springs, from 55 Cents to
$2.00. These Skirte are better than those gold by
other establiahments as first class goods, and at
much lower prix es.
"Our OWN Make" of "CHAMPION SKIRTS"
are in every way superior to all other Hoop
Skirts before the public, nod only have to be ex
amined or worn to convince every one of the
fact. Manufactured of the beat linen-liniiihed
English Steel Springs, very surior tapes, and
the style of the metaLc fasteni ngs and manner
of securing them surpass for durability and ex
cellence any other Skirt in this country, and are
lighter, more elastic, wear longer, give more sat
isfaction, and are really cheaper than all others.
Beery lady should try them. They are being sold
extensively by •Merchants throughout thin and
the miJoining states nt very m.lerate prices, If
you want tke beat ask fur "Hopkins' Champion
Skirt." If you do not find them, get the mer
chant with whom you deal to order them for you,
or come or send direct to us. Merchants will
find our different grades of Skirts exactly what
they need, and we especially Invite them to tall
and examine our extenalve assortment, or send
for Wholesale Price List,
. . . ,
To be' had at Metall at Manufactory, and of the
Retail Trade generally, and at Wholesale of the
Manufacturer only, to whom all orders should
MANUFACTORY AND SALEROOM, 03 ATtCR,
STREET,
Between Gth and 7th Ste. Philadelphia.
WM. T. HOPKINS
Feb. AlB6B. ICtm
NISSINGIai k SHIRDIAN,
NO. 2 WILIST MARKET STREET,
yozx
PA.,
AGIVITS A.ND DKALEELS IN
J. M. ROWE.
~• ~ a r_e. ~~ ~
AND ALL KINDS OF
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
= pec t u o furnish m Pa tnhes p
o ub the thoawenymenu
-
e or of any other make that may be pre
ferred:
Albefallit, Meares t Plekshit,
Cklekerbes & Mos, Bradbary
Mani& & fen. Globe & Pam.
=MIRY 8 CZLERRATXD
COTTAGE, HARMONIC AND BOUDOIR
ORGANS AND MELODEVN&
. . .
These Instruments stand unrivalled by any
thing found in thin country or In Europe, an is
admitted by all impartial Judges. The most em
inent Pipe Organ Builders and Performers, the
last to discover excellence In reed Tone, pro
nounced them vastly superior to all others for ex
ceedingly- quick articulation and round Tone the
essential feature in Instruments of thin c lass.
We Invite the sei. ere scrutiny and criticism of all.
PATENT VOX HUMANA TREMOLO.
This late and moat wonderful Invention (sa ac
knowledged by all leveling artiste) will be found
only In the Entey Instrumente. In attempting
to describe the effect of this stop, we are at law
for language. Its beauties cannot be written, but
must be heard to be appreciated. By this atop
an otdlttary performer gan produce an effect
which requires a life time of practice for an artist
g u grng a ZlL ol a i ; . m pa l t
fbnelfeeleyweehlt= th e r eed
Tone,
uman
voice, making it so melodious and pure (hot it
never fails to enchant the listener.
• .
THE HARMONIC ORGAN
for Churches, Public Halls and Parlors has a
powerful nub-Bean with independent reeds, Har
monic attachment and you Humana Tremolo,
and la believed to be the most powerful reed or
gan made, being nearly equal to a Pipe Organ of
three times the omit.
AL inatrumen t a warranted for fi ve years.
BitA.BI3 . BANDi3 supplied with lue r
tniLente
A liberal discount allowed for Churches and
- -
ail -instructions given both in Vocal and In
strumental Musk, at our 1 . 0111111, and at pupils'
homes,either to individuals orelasses, on remark
able terms.
Dee. 17 DK tf
WATCHES I WATCHES! !
LIMBS STROME
lost tr.f.d'ilEfel."7,',Anture..""l"
attractive essortamat. He oars snob Lasts;
es cannot fell to be acceptable to buyer.. His
stock embraces a large lot of the
CELEBRATED "AMERICAN WATCHER,••
GOLD AND SILVER, els:
"P. B. Bartlett," Wm. =tem" and "Appleton
a Tracy;'
with Watcher of almost all other makes.
If you want CHEAP sad GOOD:Watob, call on
LEWIS STRO ME,
At his old Stand, Carlisle stree
nearly opposite the Depot, Gettysburg, Pa,
p Ha continues the Oevoery, Hutton and Con
fectionery business, as hereto .
Jane% ISM If
lashood: How Lost How &stored.
Tow pueembee. sew edition of
tr Mr. DonntrivelPs Oskbtated Panay
on Moralisers/we (without medicine)
or Spennatatviee, or Seminal Weak
ness, Involuntary Seminal Losses,
and Physical Inoepecity, 'el
ements to .i.riage, etc.; also, Consumption,
.112 w, and File, Induced by sett-Indulgence or
&7-Plie l e,l; • seated envelope. only 6 rents.
The oeiebrated author, In this admirable essay,
newly demonstrates, from a thirty years' aut
omat* practice; that the alarming consequences
of ireteabuse may be redleany cured without the
dangerons use of Internal medicine or the moral
isation of ties Indb—poLatlng oat a made orhure
at once simple, certain, and effectual, by means
of which every =Barer, no matter what his con
dition may be, may care himself cheaply, pri
vately, and nomiierl4.
This Lecture should be In the hands of every
Font& and every man In the laud.
Sent ender ma. In a Plain eurel*Pe, to coy "-
dation, polposio; pi) receipt of Mx cent la m = e 3
post stamps. Also, Dr. Cotten's/Ps "
thilide," pries IS cent. Addle.' the Publishers,
CRAP, J. C. KLINE & CO.,
Mar. 117 Bowery, New York, P. 0. Box OK
V. 8. BOMA.
== Nolliloo =
d Nook of 1R
aldi Ws N. 6. assa=2 sod
NONA
04
ORDIROIF ARNOLD. adder.
I. NW
1"i 111 °. Pita* Chia,. 4 d ilarrstair.
as, so to
HOOP SHIRTS.
NEW MACHINE SHOP
AT NEW OXFORD.
TECCundersigned oaU. attention to hie new
Ifachlne Boy, at New Oxford, Ademe coun
tportdoh he has put up, at large expense, with
the determination to do good and eatlifeetury
wort. He wUI manufacture various kind. of
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY,
sorb as THRESHING MACHINES, SPRING.
WOTH RAKER. An; and will keep the RUCK.
EYE REAPER 13 MOWER on hand for sale.
All description& of REPAIRINU done prompt.
ly and as otmaply as poosible.
He him In connection with hls Machine Shop •
SITAR SAW MILL, upon which he will do all
kinds of work in that line.
He asks the public to call and give him a trial,
and he guarantees fuR satisibetion.
JACOB STOCK.
March 13, INK tin
REMOVAL !
THE GETTYSBURG SKY.LIGHT GALLERY.
dersigned takes pleasure In snnounchig
/CIE
un tante= of Gettysburg and the public
generally that he has removed from his old rooms
on West Middle street, to Baltimore street, and
nearly opposite the store of Fahnestock Brothers.
The mom he now occupies has been recently
fitted up expressly fur Ills business. The location
ts an admirable one, enabling him to take pie.
tuna in all shadesof weather, and with.. correct.
mew unequalled any hero else.
LI Flt-LI K E I . lloTini RA PUS,
of every size and dencrlptlon, executed In the
attest style. Particular attention given to the
CARTE DE TIMM' and to misting AMBRO
TYPEY and DAUUERREOTYP734 of deceased
Wends. Also—
r
• new style of picture, which h. I,econie very
popular with the priblle, not only for their brunt
but for thenpneow and convenience. NIXTEEN
for ONE DOLLiAIt only. Ahao—THE POWS
LAIN P I CTU RE, which for their beauty and du
rability are unsurparmed,
We are prepared to curry on the Mildness In all
Ito various branches, and having had Lltnitlers
'l3l7T.M.2lrll:llrltrjuNini'rVll,HATlSFACTlON
Our faellltlee for a full dlmplay of our skill are
nnequalltui by any other chtllery in the county,
and we would therefore Invite every one to call
at the
NEW GETTVI3I3I7ItO MK Y-LICIHT GALLERY.
Call and examine our Speel Men. and judge for
yourselves. LEVI I.II.!MPER.
June 25,
NOAH WALKER & CO,
cl.orirrstes;
WASHINGTON BUILDING,
166 AND 167 BALTIMORE lITIMILT, BALTIMORE,
KEEPKr a
constantly on hand a large and Well as
..sorted stock of all kinds of goods at moderate
1 . 7 . 4.
They supply orders for the finest to the lowest
priced articles, either ready mode or mode to
measure, to any part of the country.
They keep also an extensive Mock of FUR
NIALIING (1001314. embracing every article of
Gentlemen's Under-wear, Also. MILITARY
CLOTHS and every variety of Military Trim-
Virg 21 well
Y'LlO'frlk•lL'i stock
of RE.W Y
Baltimore, Feb. 22, 1664.
ADAII3 COUNTY AHEAD!
•
Doe ii!reelsior llttent
afilnyinetured entirely tbe Leather, and esedeh Neater
than Cotton or Linen Nete, fbr , orr ,
vice 4ensurpazarti. .
PATENTED PENNI:TART lern, IS4,
BY BURKHOLDER. WORLEY d HURST.
J. L. WORLEY, Sole Agent for the EXCELSIOR
PATENT NET for Adams county,
HM constantly on hand iniumbrettired Net, of
the libel% e Patent. Also,
ti.11 , 1)L104.
" CO RM
'%Vil IN,
TRU N Rti
BLAgli ETS,
HEUSI,
AND EVERYTHING
pertaining to a Horse tarnishingestablishment.
SWAG ENTS WANTED to sell Territory Mr
Patent Neta,also to sell Nets on oommtmice
the manly. All oommuniestione slimild be sal.
dressed to J. L. WORLEY
april 3, .
York Bniphur Springs, Adams eo.. Ps.
064. tZ
NEW BAKERY.
N is..h PORT & ZIEG!,ER,
.1114C1fA N/CA L RAICRRB,
South Washington street,_anc, avers front-Die
Eagle Hotel, CIETTYSIMSO, Pa. Wastantly cm
baud, the bt of
BREAD, CRACKERS, CARES, PRETZELS, de.
Persona wishing fresh Bread will be served
every morning, by leaving their names and nmi
deuces at the bakery. Every elibrt made to
pletuse. CilVo US a call.
April 20, 1861. tf.
011+01:11:.1.11 OfdtllM) i, (11,10e1
AND ALL °TRIM
WHO WISH TO 111 PR O VE.
TV. =V. Vileco="utetn'the ''''''
CARPENTERING BUSINESS,
at his old stand. oh Wain Street, Gettysburg, and
is ready at au UMW 14 accommodate those want
ing anything done In his line. He Is prepared to
furnish all kinds of work for building purposes,
of the beet material, and a. neatly and cheaply
as It can be dune at any other establishment In
the county. Experienced hundealwsys in read!.
nese and work executed with prompinese and
di rrTtankful for thud favors, he hopes, by at
tention to bualnesa, to receive a liberal share o
public patronage. Wll. CHRITZMAN.
Inns /7, 1557. tf
VERONE'S IMPROVED
OM_
ACHEMICAL PREPARATION OF LARD ,
Lard 011, neutralizing Its attraction for ozir
umc—the eouroe &gum, ae. and imparting to it
(by chemical affinity) p property of
ATTRACTION FOR METAJJ3,
whereby It Is retained. In ItibriesUou,
CONTINUOUSLY PURE
from at least 25 to $0 per mot longer than sperm
oil.
1 By bbla. $2 10; Cask, or 2110 Gallons, 02 06 ,per
Gallon.
To provide against Leakinfe,..etc,. and for the
convenience of 1634AL4 CONAU MM., AND RE
TAILERS, the nil Is put up, In the required
quantities, at an advance to cover the oust of
Cbu, and • reams/4bl° retail pront
5 ;gunman, SLY t—reze, 2-12 Doz., 2,21 - 111
3 . • " 7 12— . 2-12 " 15 24
1 2 74 642 . If 44
34 144-- 1 17 52
Chns eredtad on ratans In order. Discount by
case, to retail deadens.
Sewing Machine Oil
The 011 In also i ct up as a SEWING MACHINE
and ARMOR 0 lea to 4 oz. (white nlot,) 25
cents—packed In dolL, 3 4 and ,t 4 gross panes; In
Box 50 cents—packed 1, 4 and *dos. taxer; and
In 24 oz. $1 a—packed 3.4, 1 and 2 doz. cam; sold
by Sewing Machine Agents , First Clam Drug
gist., Graven and Country Merchants. Orders
received through the trade.
The Winter nandard of the 011 to 35 0 to 40° Fah' t
Oil, In casks and bbis. subject to return and
credit within I days, sample lota SO du) 8, alter
date of delivery, If not satisfactory.
Orders by bbl, eta, sent through Mears. SMITH
dt CO., Manufacturers' Supplied. idarkettitreet, B.
BULLOCK'S SONS, Wool, 42 South Front Street,
WM. SELLERS A; 00. Machinists, and the
PHILADELPHIA MACHINE AGENCY, ath and
Minor Streets, Philadelphia.
C. B. Ds LA VERUNE, AEVT.,
Branch Manufactory, 106 CallowhUl St.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Feb. 26, DM& Dm
SPEER'S
• PORT GRAPE WINE,
Vied by Ihoulsoris W Cbssgregrattows for (*web or
Ctrossuurrow Purposes.
ALSO,
isxogentlor Ladies and Weakly Perm.,
TO USE.
VINEYARDS, NEW JERSEY.
fleet's Port Gnu Wiie, Fur Tears 114.
rOlastly celebrated native Wine le mad*
n the Mae or the Oporto Grape, raised In
country. Its lavakanble
Tonic and Strengthening Properties
are unsurpained by any other native Wine. Be
ing the pure Juice of the imam produced under
Mr. Speer's own personal eu=labois, Its purity
and genulnesem are The 'remanent
child may partake ottrTiTpte t roue demi* Um. nod
the weetad invaMl may use it to adveatenn
la y it to the ailed end deblll
and salted to the various ellments that at•
diet weaker sea. It in in every respect,
A WIPE TO DS BELIED ON.
Irma&ls use Speer's Port Grape Wiese.
Females use Speer's Port Grope Wllse.
Weakly rsous dud s benefit by its um.
Speers Wine in Hoopltals are preferred to oth
er wines.
sold by Brueurtste and Grocers.
461-The Trade supplied by Johnson, llolloway
.2 Cowden, and Prench, Recbar4lt Oa, In Flails
delphia.
ft. Speer's Vineyard, New Jersey. Ofßee, 2L3
Broadway, New York-
Ansast
30e
DR. R. HORNER,
PHYSICIAN AND DRUGGIST.
oak,. awl Dreg Mora, GIiAMBEBBBURO BT.,
GETTYBB6II,O.
Medical adwlce without auto.
I=3
DRUGS,
_REDICIMMA_PATILMT MEDICIEM
STATIONERY, P BRUM:
ES. TOILET ARTICLE:Ik_
__DYE EII7PPSATEC.I
- SODA, CREAM OP TA AR,
COAL OIL, &C.., AC.
PURR LiGuolui far isediebuil pinhessia.
Pr. IL Harpies OIJEN,A reliable ready for
dapped beads, mils akin, Aar
♦U wades warranted part ltd gerailnie.
Da, X, IW, X
THOSB BEM/TIM M
14EW TORE
SILICATE BOOK SLATES
Just published In the Meet athrstellve
OTC Or Tar. COAT tliCrOL INNICIrrIONS 0
AOC.
DESCRIPCII'R PRICE LIMIT.
alkyl., School & Mcreantite Book Al
(Bang bULL CLOTH BINDING&
Per lito
POCKET BOOK SLATE,
Interleaved, and with calendar for 80,
with soapstone Ise ,
QUARTZ ItOt;11( SLAT, ' SI4X 4
For oran men school use, with stematone
ppee SLRti
CRYSTAL 1100K . SLA ; E ,
aloe,
For common school USe. with
gi llat e,
pen
SILICA BOOK SLATE„
Interleaved, (six slate aurae/tat for
sebool, organ tile and gen end purpottee,
with soaptstnue ize,
SILEX BOOK SLATE,
Interleaved, (slx slate SUrfsees,)for onlot
and mercantile purlsaes, with soaptiton.
size 5 , ,,x10‘.
'
Interleaved, x slate surfacea) fun
schools and seminaries, at ith wsapstona
IsIINERAL BOOK si.AVIC, aloe, taxti
interleaved, lelz slate einrfacee,l for cold
lege", academics and professional tilte,
with sneretune else, 7xll
FLINT BoOK SLATE,
Imterlera eat, ,SII. Wale surf/set,.,) for the,
dealer, store or mechanic, with sonp-1 I
atone . Site, fixl9!*l 100 RI
Any one of the shove Ma tannplel will 'be sent,
(prepaid by moll,) on receipt of the alnitle priee,
Ever) body wants; ever) body buys an quick as
seen.
Just the thing Mr pract lea! entaptaient.
A good man wanted for this county; apply or ' 4 ll% g g
address
New York Silicate Book Slate Comsoy ,
59 oourtlandt ■ vt,
April 21, Im New ork.
U. d H. IBARMOKE.
P1.4X0 FORTE ;'
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War,-rooma, 318 Intecker titrerr, Newyrork at,.
14 Yam E• 41.22111•24.4. MI n d 27 Pries Ned
•
als Awarded.
Our Plano Fortes Rtt now 111W...really neknow
lodged by the most distinguished artists to he
the beet mattufactured, and where% Sr. they have
been Introducwsl and tlitekt, WO nee not required to
sRy one wont In their moor, their estwilenee
stand. pre-eminently to time,. of other makers;
and from the Frost success seldeved, sad Ittl
proventeutslntit. It the !Mt thirty ) earx,
weean strum to sel ls 11rAt-clathe. Plano hone at
$lOO to $l5O leas than a similar one eon Iw bOnght
0110 M here.
Every Piano Ibrte Wartantedfor 5 are,
and in give Salk/uNion.
Our Plano. are made to feat; the utaterlaht
tined for every part are thmotighly ...toted, nod
of the very tot quality that eon he procured. No
par; In slighted ; that the puhlle r might iuo
over, neve. Veellperl rear . igitllerge Every part,
1.1.1.1 e and out, in 11011041 Y. Otlthrully and tho,
mighty made, no 'lint It will hear the meet mi
nute examination. They differ from the !mt,
coigne tone of must pinuon, (which la had In the
beginning, and grown wont, every day,) intim Uell
an It I. relined and delicate, pith' In It. %Mea
th-ma, delightful In its anteing capttelif, and Itan
all the power ineeesaary to pnaluee every derlired
They are, without doubt, the but , the most.
lasUlta, and consequently the eheaterst. We am
mutant with a fair profit. Our prima rattipt how
Chu to um
=MC=
HOWE'S
STANDARD SCALES.
InICRY DFACRIPTION OF PICA LFI9IV4RIRANI ,
17,4 ID TO WYK ENTINIC SATIKVACTION. Mend tar
l'ataloitue and Ilreular. tiOcoolt•liond B.ltha of
other makers, taken In part pay fur ours, for Nate
CU KA P.
ITOWE FICALE
1 Park Mace, Now York,
131 Federal et., Bolton.
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Osborn Mannntoturing Company,
IN Bleeeker Ittreet, N. Y..
.0411011.N . ' BIRD AND ANIMAL CA01.71,
Mantatttetnml
arlelybLthloCtltt)oM
CoOn.. un,rlxtr.oriueri;tW”
EtaMiai==l
Cltary, Parrot, Mockup Bird, &emir-ref, gr.
They are finished In a superior manner; no
PAINT OW ANY DICACRIPTION—whIeh Is in Mini to
birds and sninuila—being used In their construc
tion. Twit , ANN V xaYrn Patios. Bird Panders
will appreciate these points of exeellemv. to is•
found In no °therapy.. They received the high
est premium t the Amerlimn Institute and Now
York State Fairs of
Liberal discount to the Trade. Rend for Orr*.
lan and Price List. (April 21, ISO 4. 41x4
Hintze & Wolff,
(6IITAIXI.II4HIM IN MO
Manufacturers of the Now Patent
MONITOR PLATE
DOUBLE IRON FRAME
P.1.4.V0 FORTES
COMPLETE PROTECTION AGAINET WIT. COLD AND
• 110 T CLIMATIC.
(Patented February 21Dtb, larre.)
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS
Ware-ewes. 48$ Mr••ase IL, New York.
The Patent Monitor Plate Plano. by their pa
culla/ construction are superior to all other., and
their merit consists in the wrest plank being
supported by the Iron frame, allowing a larger
spat* for the wending hoard than Is puslielated by
any other kind of piano. lly this means the
quantity as well us the quality of the tone is
largely Increased.
These Pianos hose been pronounced by the
best Judge. to ho unrivalled for
Power and Sweetness of Tone, Easy and
Agreeable Touch and Beauty of Finish.
Most flattering certificates of excellence from
Tlialberg, tiottschalk, atmkoreit, Vlcultempa,
and a large manta, of the most dbdingalshed
Professors and Amateurs. From long experi
ence and superior facilities or Manufacturing,
we are enabled to oder our Pianos at as law
prices as are asked by Inferior makers.
Send for Circular and Fries List,
April 24, Mite. am
THE HOWE SEWING MACHINES,
MANUFACTURED BY
TILE HONE MACHINE CO"
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FOR FAMILIES AND MANUFACTURERS.
TILE GREAT PRIZE,
Exewernox theresmariAm, Paste, 2W17,
Awarded Dow 82 Oampet dors.
THE HIGHEST PREMIUM,
The only Cross of the Legion of Honor
AND GOLD MEDAL
given to AyeneAN ftrAtING MAC . ItINES, per In
penal Decree, puhlislied In the . Monitear
tlnl
venvJ" ((Metal Joanna of the From h Emplre,)
204 JOl9, ING, 10 theve wnrde
Falincaulle de Machinell
coudre eh powinil.
WCEI=E2I
Manufacturer of Hewing
M.illneB, Exhibitor.
The Howe Sewing Mach Mee arc celebrated fur
doing the lawt sort tieing a much smaller nee
dle tor the sane thread than any other ma
chine.
• • .
They are adapted to all kinds of Family Hew
ing, and Manufacturing uf every de•erlloe.
making a beautiful and perfect stitch, alike
both sides of the article sewed, and will neither
rip nor ravel.
Each blachtne la as near perfection as the best
machinery In the world can make it.
The parte sire exactly alike, 1f any part necila
to be replaced, the operator can replace IL
The New Improved Family Maclaine la without
a risal, and twiny!. be surpasacd—a Hemmer,
Feller, Brakder, quitter and Guide an With each
Family Machine tree of Charge:
Buyers of Sewing Machines are earunitly cau
tioned to observe the Medallion ILead of Elias
Howe, Jr., anuleruarki embodied In each Ma
chine. Certain parties hat e taken advantage of
a similarity of frame, end other equally dishon
est devkee to foist Iriallations on the pahliaaa
Howe Machines. .
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N. B. We have Fuller & New Tuck
Creaser and self-tower or tielf-gaide end baster
combined, for all Hewing Machines.
& OTOOPII,
Sole agents for Pennsylvsnia, New Jersey, Dela
ware and West Virginia, to whom nil aPPIlea -
Done for Agencies mast be addressed at (diner of
the following places( No, in Routh Eighth street,
Philadelphia, (Principal Odiee); No. 4 &tint
Clair Street, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, or 270
Broad street, N .
ewark, New Jersey ,
Aprll24, M lin
NEW YORK PIANO FORTE
COMPANY,
(CNA RIMMED it/Sij
Manol!setarers of
GRAND AND SQUAICK
Ajraffe Piano-Fortes,
No. Seib rood 114111111orood Avenue
(corm or 2Orm errszyj
NEW YORK.
fiend for doteri
NIL ptsve Cstaloruestati Prier List
Aprtill, Zo •
HORRIBLE !
T HAVE SUFFERED WITH CATARRH thlr.
I ty years: it had Ihr my woke and
smelling Impaired my • t a nd hearing.. In
six weeks I have hems ly eared. For hu
manity's sake I will mod the recipe for the elm
ple remedy used, roorrooz razz, to all aillicteel.
Throe wishing or needieg . the name, will please
address, JAS. T. HOLDEN, Statical),
April 11, IW3. 3nt Bible House, N. Y.
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'Pk S.9Crows Crimeeluito •
Are Superbar (or Elastitity
Th.ssas.•s C?sw. Crimelines
Are unequalled tor Durability
Thall.l4llloll Crown Dramalnca
ton word, are the bait In the world, end
more widely known than say other.
At who ale by
THOMSON, LANODON * co..
318 Broadway.
Net York.
Apri1?4,1849. 3m
Whit,. Goods. ReaIk% O EVIVI•4I4 Trim
to • WOODY.
LAW= wadding . good molds of Pooltlonery,
View Soap, or Haireta Os sop
at J. Lb RCELICXII.
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