Ott f IitZAAX,..7UNZ 19, IUS CANPAIGIX Doctsair.sts. COXMLEXMIONAL DEI. El. fkuntrrritz,) WAAIIIXEMX erre', May 2a, MM. 5 The undersigned regiests the Chairmen of all State, county, city, township, or ward Demoerat h• nod Conservative ounimittam, ailmehttlits, or clubs, to furnish the Cougressional hemocratie I :xemt ive Committee with the names of mem berm of their aasortations, for reference diming the pending Presidential campaign. Documents will be throlahed by tilts eonamittee, on orders urromPeuhil by money, at the following rates: Pot sixteen-pagedoeuments, In wrappers, and franked, a per thontsand. For eight-MO documents, In wjappers, and franked, $7 per thousand, or at theine rate for • smaller number. In particular eases they Mill be furnished gratuitously. cosnrunniestionn may he addressed to Hon. Samuel a. Randall, E. C., Washington Clly. By order, J. H. DOOLITTLE, Chairman Congressional Dem. Ex. Com, fisyrxx J. RANDALL. Secretary. TIIE irrepressible Wendell Phillips is after Gen. Grant and his Radical trainers with a Sharp stick. In a late speech In -Boston. lie said "We will have the ballot for the ne {tro by agitation, soon. ' A volce--How do you propose to do it? Mr. Phillips—l propoae to do it just, as Christianity occu pied the throne of the Caesars. [Loud eh eeni.) I propoae to du It by telling wen justwhatGod telleme. I will do it by do fog what the tempersuee societies, which are as bide-bound as the churches, dare not dp—examine a Rcpublicad candidate for the rresidency—the most popular man in America, who cannot stand up before a glass of liquor without falling down. [Great silence, succeeded by ap plause ] •1 will do it by opposing the Ite oubliean party when It bids me 'be si lent about negro - suffrage North, it will hurt our party. ite silent about General Grant's drinking, ft will hurt his chat'. eem.' I reply, God bids me speak what you bid me forbear. I will speak, and let 'the dead bury the dead,' whether they burY him In the White House or not. EX-PIUSIDENT PrElice of New-Hamp shire, has written an able, wise and oon• cilatory Ikter to Cpl. J. D. Hoover, of Washington, giving his views cui the ap proaching crisis of public affairs: Betakes an enlarged consideration of the perils which menace the country, and cone- Nein the Nominating Convention of Duo neat 4th of July to make a wise seiectiOn of standard hearers. He paysaJust conit pliment to the merits of Coy. Seymour, of •New York, Dir. Pendleton, of Ohio, Henator Doolittle, and Den. Hancock. Ills reference to the "Game Cock of the Army," .With whom lie served In the Mexican War, is couotied In a beautiful vein and giowipg with a fervid patriot ism. 'Jut above 111 things he goes in for union and harmony—for "our country, our whole country, and •nothing but our con n ry."—Fecclerick Union. , WHEN General Hancock hdd removed home of the Aldermen and other city °Meer! -of New Orleans, "because their misconduct was intolerable, General Grant onlered them to be restored. A majority ofthose -removed were utterly incompetent negroes, and to keep them In powet over white men was esteemed desirable by the extreme men of the party whoa tool Grant had consented to become.' So he obeyed their mandate In that spirit of submission which has elude led hint to declare that , he will flare no policy or will of, his own, 'if elected President: That the peoide will ever i•onsent to see such a man made the Chief Magistrate ofthla Nation, we can not believe. TIMUSANDI4 or honest Republicans be lieve with Judge Chase that, to quote big own language, "the time has come for all who love their country to band together against the Jacobins." When such a man as the Chief Justice of the Supreme ('oust deserts the Republican party, the masses will'begin to inquire if they are right in adhering to it, and there will be such a defection as will lead to the oser whelming defeat of the Radical candi dates. .Tut: president of the negro Loyal League at Hylton, Alabama, is in jaH for stealing baeoti—eaug,ht in Hie set By' an oversight he was not put on the Chi cago delegation. lIAWILET IMPOSTS. GeNy•Merg 11 00 '7 00 11,5 .. 240 'e, 243 1 15 . 1 30 Fume, RYE FLOUR,. WHITE WHEAT, RED WHEAT,— Rv e,. OATs, BECK W H EAT, HAY, /'LOVER -GEED..... FLA PORK Datilisuie. F oug,. WHEAT,. ......... RYE, (:(1687, »• OATS, ......... ...... CLOViIPELEED,".. . ....... ...... 7 50. t 860 TIMOTHY- HEED ...........-.. 2 '75 3 00 11008,1? bund. " 12 75 69 33 75 Aunt/ CATTLE, 11 bund... 10 00 o_o 21 00 HAY 4 23 00 6 . 6 25 00 . - (IOLD, Ph11a.,... ...... .....:,,. I 40 =2l On the llth Inst, at the reiddenee Of the bride's lather, by Rev. W . 11. Keith, Prof. J. R. HARRY, of Re/mont minty, Ohio, to Miss EMMA 8., daughter of W. B. Mullin, 'PR., Mount Hotly Nd+rdnp, Cumber.and oonnty, Pa. Gettysburg. Hanover and York papers please copy.. - The happy Couple have our rongnitalatlone, with hood w lobe. for a long llfe of uninterrupted gapping.e and prosperity. On the 11th Inst., by Itev..J. A. 8011, Mr. JOHN MUTER to Want JOSEPHINE RAI N, both of this place. - DIM& Oh the Ath uIL. MERIAM ADOClionly child of Levi and tAilltaritee Ostairn, aged It yam • mouths and al dart Notice to Treepassers. ypliE undersigned -hereby warns allpersoics .1 against trespassing o I his prenilies, (in Boi ler township, Adants eoanty,) either in fishing, bunting, berrying, or anything of the kind. diairiPsri this notice will have the law ntoreed aiptinsi them, . .101321 Jane 19,1861.' mom IEXAMINATION. limos will be an Kam'nation of applicants 1 for the (haunch Behoobsoi Gettysburg School theldcboal Banding, Oil FRIDAY. the latil day of JULY nest, at 10 o'clock, A. N., by theectunty ettperlittendent. The Board meets at 7 o'clock, B. N. Otaaine dew to elect Thichers. H. WARREN, PreaLdenL .7, F. liceidultr, Secretary. June 19, ISt& td pvllol-0 e:l•l:K2at IN w abafenseat. of FIVE PER CENT. will be ft glowed ax all School Tenn for the Doroseth of Ilettyabarg, seemed for the entreat year, which Buoy he paid to the Collector, Wee Galax, or to the Teamster, E.. G. Fahneetoelt, oft or be tore the FIRST DAY OF AUGUST NEXT. By eater of the Board 111... WARREN. President. lase 111, 18811. 14 p. McCastastY. Seeretall. 1888. New Styles.- _ ROSS. M. MONFORT 1868. I ILL emotions the Misery Urbino! is WITNTIIRSTOWN, and having 'returns! from the city. is mewed to do any week In the Millinery line mosit , Boxxvre of the latest Myles. Also. Hat and Sounet TRIM , MUMS hor mkt which, Milieu besi purchased kat mei; will be sold osap. Liberal deduction made to those baying to sell spin. Ladita . Mack and White CANS made to order_ also. Mead Dresses, Vella, de., all or the LATEST STYL . Alm Am ES , Seek, Dress ' Sleeve Patterns. April 111, MK Ira . . TO' CONTRACTORS. Teße ioal Dindaire et Berwick toinahlp wilt P. 1;A imil Wise out aWr e, the Firma s Mood Har am GebesnalTUM, inat,a4 I a do* llvx; . a •C Rama to to bir 'alit le mid taws -04. The bows to be bang tostme Om LAO Juts sad Me Isi WI Outober. • , By ardor alba Board, JACOB *YU, Jamul& INC Si esereirery. GILLESPIE & CO., Dealers in, Flour, Groceries, .Nations,•, =2l GETTYSBURG, PA., TNVITE th e attention of the poithe to th eir I. lathe stock of Goods, Cl &bead stand. QUI York street, Gettysburg, neat door to the Globe Inn, oonshottng of the bast of GROCIIMUZB, - Regan., gimps, Ilelslam, Cadhes, Tem, Elpteet. Salt, iie.; the Bs= BRAND e OF FWUR In the enaticet, aboalaws, .814 es, Flab, Dried nude, (.lildeetione, te., NOTIONS, In Vast variety : Cedar and Willow:ware. Bas ket...new., Tobaccos, and a Unerand and one other articles. BUTTNN AND EGOS, nine and trash, always for rte. Gillespie t Co. will spars so *Mit to Sella% and are eonadent al being able to do ao by can atantly keeping a fall and choice stock, and sell• log at the very lowestprofile. COUNTRY PRO DUCE wanted, either for the comb or In exchange for goods highest market-price allowed. JOSEPH B. GILLEEPIF DANIEL CASHMAN. " June 11, DM. -If REMOVAL! HE firm of ROPER MCCARTNEY have re -1 it moved to North Baltimore street, near the Lomond, met side, to the room formerly occu pied by .Liav hi Kite:oilier. W have ou hand a choice suitiortmact of CLOCKS, WATCHES, Nold sod Sllverd JEWELRY, Of all Itlilda and !Meat atylf.a. Silver and Plated Ware; also Line Gold, Silver and Steal SPEC-TA•CLES, of the teat manufacture. Also, Violin., Guitars, Aooordeone. Flutes, Files, We., Violin and Guitar Wring., Keys. &c. AU kinds of Repairing in our UNe doze al as mama obte prices ae efincltere, and warn/Med. Thankful for pantlavora, we solicit a continu ance of the lame. ROPER & 11/OCARTNEY. June 19, kl 6& tf CASHTOWN SPRINGS. EIGHT MILES FROM CIETITSBUWI E. P. IaTTINGER„ Prop's. MBE undersigned, having thoroughly na•titted j_ the NATIONAL HOTEL, In Gluditown, with the Springs attached thereto, invite* the atten tion of the public to his superior socommuda. Lions. Persons desiring to spend a lew weeks or mo n n4Ll , n a healthy neighborhood, with the ad v of pure mountain air, daily baths, trout-nailing. eke., can had no more attractive place. Visitore to Gettysburg and the Battle field eau numb it In a couple hours . ride over • good cond. The Stabling amononodallons are among the beet In the county. A good table and the beat of Whtra and Liquors. Charges reasonable.. =1 BAUGH'S COMMERCIAL MMES, WC P 1,1.111 PACKAGE. IMDE MARK BAUGH & SONS, Philadelphia, mt. Xorthwestern Fertilizing' Co.,' ==! BA UGH'S RI W BONR PHOSPHATE. 156 per 2,000 lbs. BA UOII'R CILICAGO BONE FERTILIZER BAUGH'S CHICAGO BLOOD MAIVERX Tnie above Mennree are farniehed In both bap and bends, whleheter customer. prefer. ifirThe baps are uniform la Weight NO Powede.lill The attention of Farmers to e• lolly directed to the hug that the g crew of the Row Material of which the above Manures are composed, are no well under central that we pin furnian them of strictly uniform quality and o,mittlon, and that they oontalh a larger percentage of ammo ale than any other class of manutpctured ma nures In the market. _ . . . HAUGH & SONB, 71r3uuth Delaware Avenue. ILADIKLIIIIA /4QI/.THWkISTEItIi FLIITILIZINCI CO., Cur. lake & Lasalle Ala • CH ICACIO. •YBAI.'fH'H Ci()StIdERCIAL MANURES may be procured from tlealeni in any of the principal towns In the United Staten or Dominion of Llanada. June HI 186 R. Im March, 1868:, Now ready, Me following work, containing 1038 closely printed, large octavo pages, well bound in law sheep. Price, $lO. THE LAW REGISTER ; O , 3IPRISINti ALL Tlli LAWYERS IN THE 'UNITED I:VTATES THE STATE RECORD; . containing the State and County Officers, the organization, Jur isdiction, and Terms of the Courts for every litsteand Territory: ' THE OFFICIAL BIRECTORt FOR TILE UNITED STATES; containing the Officers of the Federal Govenunent, the Duties of the several Deparimenta,Sketebm of all the Members Gilt:ingress, the Ofticets and Terms of the Federal ‘Surts: THE COLLECTOR'S ASSISTANT; giving the Lasts for Collecting Debts, Executorug Deeds, Verifying Claims, and Caking Testimo ny, with Forms for every state: WITH MUCHOTIMHUSEFULINFORMATION; - the whole constituting an oMcial and BUSINESS JOURNAL. 1 00 8 110 ® 10 00 6 00 200 10 00 9 00 @ 10 00 . 40 @ 2 75 180 185 1 02 1 10 84 90 PREYMULD FROM 0111CIAL 11ITUBM BY JOHN LIVINGSTON, Of the New York Bar, Secretary of the klereluints Union Law Company. NEW YORK Published by the Merchants. Union Law CO.. No. IN Broadway, Third Floor, go the . American F. cluing. National Bank • Bul Ing.) The Book will be sent, p tid, to any address In the United State. Ipt of Ten Dollars ; or it be forwarded by Express, with bill, to be wad on delivery. June' la. ISY9. $lO ADAMS COMM MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY INCORPORATIM MARCH* 1861 OFFICZIS Fre.!dent—George Swope. Vice President—Samuel D. Resell. Secretary—li. A. Buehler. Treasurer—E. O. lahnestock. Executive Commluee—itobert McCurdy, IT. A. Picking, Jacob King. MillisKers — Gk./P. kw.Pe, 'D. A. Buehler. It. McCurdy, M. Nicheibuyer, H. R. Ramiell, E. O. Fahnestoelt, , ,A. D. Buehler, H.. 0. McCreary, tiet tysburg; Jacob King, Straben tawnahip g Fred erick Diehl, Franklin; Wm. D. liimea, New Oxford; Wm. 11. Wilson, Elendersville; H. Picklug,Stralion ; John Wolford, Lattimore ; John Pickings , East Berlin; Abel T. Wright, Benders vine ; Mahal F. lint, New Oxford; Jaa. H. Mar shall, Hamlitonban ; John Cunningham, 'Free dom ; John Horner, Mono !joy ; Wm. Was White, LI M Company is limited IP its operations to the county of Adams. It has been in operation for more that 17 years, sail In that period has made but owe assessment, having paid hams by Ore during that period amounting to 1111,00/1. Any person desiring an Insurance can apply to either of the following gentlemen: D. A. Buehler, Gettyabprg. E. O. stork, • Jacob King, Straban township. H. A. Picking, 8 . Frederick Diehl.Frantlin Wm. Ross White, Liberty IL C. Peters, Petersburg, (T. D.) LeeSerThe Executive ComMlttee meets at tbe of o( the Company, on the last Wodneaday to every month, at 2 o'efitink, June It INK U JOURNEYMEN CARPENTERS WANTED IMMEDIATELY GOOD WAGES will be even for first -dans bands. Apply ttomeduttely to May 12. 11116. U Executors Notice. EMILY ROCHES% ESTATlL—lottese lads neentaryy on the estate of Beery Bader, late at Mouoyor twp Adams manly. neeelona, lnting-lbont planed to the underalitani, residing In Insitebenter District, (iCroh'e Mill P. 0.0 CY , eettetT• ad.. he Weeny gives Rotten to ntl 3'="ladolned to said estate to wake toupee pnyment, snd those hart elan= spalnat the Aloe to presentthern sathentdeattel for settlement. . . =I • • , ga-loor the convenience of persons living In the vicinity of the estate. _Patine isukr be presented or debta paid to Henry - Bather, residing at the iate reoldenes of saki decedent. WOOL WANTED. rtlitE bladed surirkirlll lie_hell tor Iltootrry Zurrai 114 1888. I!. W. Cordltriare, 4107111Parli E. P. -kirmiaElt CHICAGO, I=o sio sr,o per . ' %ow W. C. HTALLEINITW • DON Gatti'Mali, Pa. ADAM BUCHER, Fseeutor THE GREAT CONOWAGO PHOSPHATE, T1.101./0/61 IBT C. M. .11.41.4 , "80.4; X 2., LITTLESTOWW, PA. Corwmillo Phosphate Im destined to stand at the bead of Americsn Fertilisers. It has •heady proved Its SUPERIOR qusurucs, and ample certificates of its WO merits will soon be turn/abed tow the public. The proprietors will no Means or pains to make it Peru iable e a sedlluern article, tII superior tovian ,o because It Is MORE LASTING IN ITN FFECT and EQUAL TO IT ON THE FIRST CROP. It does not over-stimulate the soil, as most of the fertilisers in the market do, and leave the land after gathering the Ilind crop In a worse oondition than before using it, but It remains an active Swill iwir to the soil, and continues year af ter year to show itself on every crop that to put in the land. The Conowago Phosphate contains•large per centage of Ammonia and Phosphoric acid, which are essential elements to vegetable food. They either enter directly Into the plant or prepare the alkalies In the soil to do ao. The base of the Conc.Wago Phoephate Is PURE RAW 'BONE, completely and thoroughly dissolved without the use of any volatile agent. One of the great advantages of the Conowago Phosphate is that It will dissolve the sand In the soil and set the silica free to be absorbed by the trrowlng plant, which le • very Important ingre dient In giving Li rmnes and strength to the stalk and grain. It sotaprerent the falling and lodges, o/ crops that are forced op by a wet and warm seastn, and will greatly facilitate the ripening tie theses/a and wean ttegalnet the rad. Agencies are lama established throughout the country wherever fertilizer. are sold. We are not afraid to place it beside the best in the country. Let ail the farmer. and planters make no their minds that they will try the Great Conon ago Phosphate thin fall., Price Fifty Dollard per ton. 13ENSON & MATS, Proprietor.. Sig - The lkmowago Phosphate beinugi made very line, and thoroughly disintegrated, makes it convenient to use 14 the drills, and mites more freely with the soil. All farmers know the ad vantage of tine fertilizers. June 12, him. tf A VALUABLE FARM =I ON THURSDAY, the 25(11 day of JUNE, hint:, the nubacrlbers, Executors of the aunt wi ll cud testament of Ephraim Hefty, drummed, will offer at Public Sale, on the premises, the follow ing Jinni Fatima( of sold decedent, els: A DESIRABLE FARM, situate in Hamilton township, Adams county, on tlas Great Conowago creek, adJoininklands of Henry Hoover, the Mimed Ekardorff, Solomon Hoke and Pa, id Brown, and containing about Kt ACRES, of which li acres are goOd thriller. The Improvemehts comas' of a comfortable Two story Roughcast DVVELLING HOUSE, , with Rockbuilding, new Bunk Barn, Car- Bp rine House, Smoke House, Hog Fen, and other out-buildings, with two wells of water, one at the house and the other at the rn; also on the premises a thriving young Apple Or chard, besides peaches, grapes and other fruit. . . The farm hue teen thoroughly limed, and Is In a high ethic Of cultivation. The fences are excel- lent. Persona wishing to view It are requested to cull on Mr. Gets, realdlng thereon. Kale to commence at I o'clock, I'. M.. on said day, when attendance will be given and terms male known by AARON HEADY, JACOB R - EHERT: Ereeutom June 12, 1424. ts SELLING OFF As rapidly as /can make room for mon GROCERIES & LIQUORS. IairAVINCI Mat returned from the City with the 1.. n. 'antral. and most varied assortment of fine (Muds ever offered here, I expect es erybody to look to their Interest arta buy where they can get the cheapest and best for the CASH, as that Is my motto. F.IMI Ly oROCERiyyi, of all kinds, consist Ina In part of eyrupa of all kinds, Molasses, Hogan), Coffee", Tess, Spleen, dm. FLOUR, BACON, LARD, Dried Ileef Mackerel, Hann, Shad and Herring. MY I.IQ,UORIi Csinnot be surpassed in cheap ness or quality, from Common Whisker to Pure French BrandY, Holland Gin or Ryehiskey— for medical or other purposes. Hotel Beepers can be supplied wish Liquors at City prices, and save freight and package. &Balder's, Hoolland's and Zlngarl Bitters, also A. epeer's n+ J. MAR T pe IN Wine. M Baltimore street, Gettysburg. May 5, 18d$. tf NEW STOCK OF &PSI NO A 21* D RUMMER OOODN AT NEW OXFORD, ADAMS SO., PA. Our Motto is Small Profits & Quick Sales. THE undersigned would most respectfully an flounce to the eltleens of New Oxford and vi e ity, that they are now receiving a large and desirable stock of NEW GOODS, bottgbtsinoe the recent decline, and asu offer superior Induce ments to our customer.. Our stock is complete and purchased with au eye to the wants of tills section, consisting of Dry Goods, Hrocerha, Ready-made Clothing, Fancy Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Notions, hard-ware, ttueens-ware, Orlodston.. Re. Also, Steel, Dar Iron, Horse Shoes, and all kinds of Iron. Together with many other articles too n rum to mention, all of which have been bough et the lowest ngurrs for Cash. We respectfully. solicit a call, helle‘lng that we can make ft to your interest tobuy of us, for we are det,istined to sell goods at short profits. Conte on with your money and we will gise you lull value for R. Give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. PREY k SCIINSLJ., Successors to 3. C. Muck a Son. 3lay VS, IRK WO NEW FIRM IK ~Vew Oxford, Adams county, Pa. fIIHE uuderolgned have leased the BRICK 1. WAREHOUSE. In New Oxford, where they are ' fain A on 14 a 1.1 PRODUCEBUSINESS, paying the highest pricer for Wheat, Rye ,Corn, Oats, Clover and Timothy Seeds, Dried Fruits. Eirtm=3h o ri f ul;i l eg . a d u . d .. til . ilei t l o P t o ly tatoes, t on ne,i and for sale—f t offeeo, Hugaro, Syrups, Molasses, Teas, Spines. Salt, Cheese. Vinegar,. Brooms, Buckets. Soispo; Fish of all kindx; alsol)cal Oil, Fish 011, Tor, te.; Spikes and Nails ; Saloking and Chewing TOIISOCOR, and a thousand other ar ticles—all sold at We lowest profits. drat-rate Flour and Feed; Planter, Plum. , Coal, he. Pa k a RVIGHT CABS run Stevenson Sons, North Howard streetkoltimore, every week. Goode carried both ,ways promptly and at low T6The patronage of the public is solleitedl. Every effort made to please. ELHORN BENDER. New Oxford, May Id 79, ly• .1/41i'827 CREEL PLANING MILL. ItHE undersigned has established PLANING IMILL, on Marsh creek, boar miles from Get tysburg, at which he will Manunicture DOORS-AND DOOR FRAMES, WINDOW RASH AND FRAMES, • FLOORING, WEATHERBOARDING, Chair and' 'Wash Ikards, with everything eine made at each • factory. and needed in tbe build ing line. The beat or lumber will always be used, all thoroughly dried, a kiln having been put up for the purpose. Orden molicited, and promptly attended to. Prima m low am the lowest, and every effort made to accommodate custoniers. JOHN D. PFOUTZ. May 15, 188, ly LUMBER YARD I? E.WO rh-19 num undersign ed ha. removed Ida Lumber 1 Yard to the north-east corner of Maranon xtreet and the Railroad, but fifty yarda from tin old location, where be will be 'tad to have all In want of Lumber to ant: Ala Mock to Isere than ever before, and conalant additlona are being made to IL He has WHITE PINE PLANK, INCH AND HALF INCH BOARDS, FLOORING, SCANT LING, PALINGS. AC. •C., &C.. all of which mat - be sold at the lowest Living rates. Call and 'adze for yourselves. lay lam ber la good and Cannot tall to give satisfaction. JAIXIB BREAM Gettysburg, fitly 19, tf WATCHES 1 WATCIII§3 I ! ' , Ewa ernotras L largely engaged In the Wateli trade, and has NM returned from New rock with an unusually attn.:Uwe assortment. He °Mors nosh bainalas as ammo. tall to be so ste :er tile to buyers. KY stook embraces a lame ot the CELEBRATED “AtiLltiCAN itAT(2IIO3," GOLD AND BILVNR, vis .P. S. Butlett." Wm. Enery." and "Applonon * Tssetr;" with Watches of almost other mates. If yon want CHEAP and GOOD:Watch, eall a• LEWIS EITDAOI7BI3.. Al his old dteatteertiste nsrV onaate the ot, Dettrit=a. arils soap:toes the G Dep roe=ealoa sad Vow fectioaeryaustoess, as here Jane 11, UR. ti Sabi Crying. - w.l lllFgte" l =P=. ° l of the r b“.. It le kb inesitent 4% — von. O nice ea Clui=d u rc. lineideitee In West Kiddie street, - P. 13.—Ae is a licensed Auctioneer, under the Tax ov. Lair of the Milted States N MIL ifINHSE4I PIUMPTION LANDB. L= on bard •Am TEAMS et no. I, es. cord baud. buds, bested Mar Osaaty ba n la wag sealed selerbberboeda se eaelbeng• ad a bdr price Re Real Mats is Adman esM o lle i MOROI Feb. 7. II ti v=„ OiI,CtiMPLAIIIIMIId I• - • OLo'FHil_"Nt`''; HATS AND CA BOOTS AND SHOES .Everi Mad qf Gesakenal'e Wear, SUCH A 8 LINEN COLL&FtS, PAPER curYS, PAPER BOIAOMB cxyrrox NTOCKIIqOB. GLOVICI3, = POCKET BOOKS, TRAVELING RACKS. CANES, IC., 1 I keep Gentlemen's Wear of all kinds and win !tell them at We Lowest Cash Prices 10=1 BOYS' HATS AND- SHOES, In treat variety. •ydlve toe a call befort purohtkug elsewhere THP.O. C. NORRI& April 24, IN& 11 DUPHORN& HOFFMAN, NORTH-WEST CORNER, CENTRE SQUARE, GETTYSBURG ALPACOAS, EMPRE94 CLOTHEk, MUSLINS, DELAII4EI3, VAL/ COM dt OINGHAMS, BALMORAL SKIRTS, HOOP 13/CIHTS, SA C'ICINCiS, SHAWLS, COITOI4ADEE4, BLACK CLOTHS, TRICOT CLOTHS, FANCT CASSIMERES, HOSIERY. °LOVES ,SUSPENHERS, C O'L L A R B, J EA ISS, FIE CARPETS, qUEENSWARE, KNIVES AND FORKS, UMBRELLAS, 'WINDOW BLINDBI._ DOE'? FORGET THE PLACE April 17, Ififi& If FAHNESTOCK BROTHERS. SPRING GOODS. We are eaneMurlY eemiving new and desirable. styles of "4.- SILKS, POPLINS,' PERCALES, PIQUk.74,I3PIUNGI CLOAKINCiR, ALPACAB DELAINES, CALIOOffi, LAWNS, &e• Also large additions to our usual supply of EMZEI3 OINOUAMM, CLOTHS, CASSIMENES, JEANS with emery Touristy of Good+, toe itert's Lad Boy's wear. We have added considerably to our u- soctment aC CARPETS, Whitt we are Jelling at greatly reduced price*. Our stork of QUEENR-WARB Is complete. Is BARR-WARE, and all kinds air BUILDING MATERIALR, we feel wowed we cm mike It the Interest at j i be purchaser to purchee, us. IRON AND NAILS at reduced price*. -OILS AND PAINTS •t low rstes. anoczwrze, or all lands. Give us a can and be convinced. PAHNESTOCIC BROTHERS, Bldo of the Red Front. • Cietty•barg, May 1, IMIL tt ROW & WOODS, GETTYSBURG sm■sa STOCK DRY ROODS DRESS 000138, NOTIONS, LaDnor ELIE. LADIES' SHOES, CHILDREN'S SHOES, HATS TOR BOYS HAN FOR KEN, ILLMI FOR CILILDRER ; MACHINE corrox:. rood.. Oaatasta, .$ iamb lIMIB price 1100 P sows. In guest tarletY ; MESS ARE BOY'S WEAR . stlow sifts. Tsinnrs, . ' din oft— ALL BOLD CHAT. Way I.lw. tf 817MXIM Cush= ONO. limas on as, , _ VII !.°I-11/,', (i UNION , PAOIFIC O.ID Are nmelhdebed and In operetta& Sixty Mies of track havabeen laid tide Vilna aoW the work Mona the whole Unet between the Atlantic end Piontletftateil Is being potted foriFird more tep idly than ever name. More than twenty thous-, end inenene employed, and It Is not impoianVe that the entire track, from Omaha to Secrinnen, to, will Menashad in led. instead of 1870. The The means provided are ample, and all that mauler, men and money can do to immure the completion of tub (TREAT NATIONAL W . 9.11,K, at themdistCrogOtoasiorip btfrose. ; The UNION PACIFIC NALTAROLII COSPA NY receive: " ' govziresime'r UL'. PPor the fight d way„ and all netatasory timber and =tun uneetion found along the liste of Lta opera., Rona. IL—A GOVERNMENT GRANT of V,140 1 0 sere. of land to the mile, takeN 10 alternate see Gone on each sidle of Its reed. Thle L an at. solute donation, and will be &soon° of large revenue in the futurt 111.—A GOVERNMENT GRANT of thltedStates Thirty-year Bonds, amounting to from gig&na to Oleo° per mile, according to the dlilleuitiest to be Surmounted on the various notions to be built. The Government takes a Second mortgage as security, and It is expected that act only the Interest, but the principal amount may be paid in services rendered by the Company in transporting troops, mail., &e. The Interest le now much. more than paid In this way, besides securing a great saving in time and money to the Govern- prujoiAorrj.l went. IV.—A GOVERNMENT GRANT of the right to lame its own FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, to aid In building the road, to the same-amount as the U. IS. Bonds, trued for the same por• pose, and no MOM Tug Govanantgar Pea xrre the Trustees for the First Mortgage Bondholders to deliver the Bonds to the Com- pony only al the coed is completed, and af ter It has been examined by United States Commies! nen and pronounowl to be in all respects and-clam Railroad, laid With a heavy T I, and completely supplied with depots, Mat moots, car whops, locomo. tires, can, in. V.—A CAPITAL STOCKS IPTION from the stockholders, orwhlch ever litgla Afilliort Dot/ars-have been paid in upon the work al- ready done, and Which will be fnereaaed a• thetwants of the Company require. ' VI.—NET CARR EARNINGS on its Way Huai nem, that already amount to HORN THAN THZ ceramist on the Fleet Mortgage Ronda. These earnings are no indication of the 'teat through traffic that must follow the, openlif of the line to the Pacific, but they certainly prove that FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS upon such a praperty, meting nearly three times their amount, Are Secure beyond any Contingency. The Company have abundant means In their treasury, and make no appeal to the public to purchase their Bonds, as the daily substwiptlotui are entirely satisfactory; but they submit that, fur entire security and liberal returns, there is certainly no better Investment in the market. The Union Pacific Bomb are for 11,000 each, and have coupons attached. They have thirty yearli to run, and bear annual Interest, payable on the fired days of January and July at the Company's 017 ice in the City of New York, at the rate of sis per cent. in gold. The principal Is payable in gold at maturity. At the present rate of gold, these bonds pay an annual Income on their coat of NEARLY NINE PER CENT., And it is believed Mat they will won be at a Premium. The Company reserve the right to advance the price of their bonds to a rate above par at any time, and will not fill any orders or receive any subscriptions on which the money has not been actually paid at the Company's office before the time of such advance, Subacrlptions will be received In GETTYS BURG, by GETTYSBURG NATIONAL BANK and FIRST NATIONAL BANE, and In New York at the Company's oMce, No. 28 Nassau st., and by JOHN J. CISCO tr. SON, Bankers, No. M Wall at., and by the Company's advertised Agents throughout, the Milted States. Remittances should be made In dralla or other funds par In New York, and the bonds will be sent tree of charge by return express. Partied subscriblag through local agents, will look to them for their , safe delivery. A PAMPHLET AND MAP for ISM has J net been published by the Company; giving fuller infor mation than implausible In an advertisement, re specting the Progress of the Work, Resources of the Country traversed by the Road, ties Mean. for 'Construction, and the Wile of the Bonds, which will be merit free on application ►a the Company'a 0111oes or to any of the advertised Agents. JOHN S. CISCO, Treesurer, New York. Jane 5, kW& 7t BOUNTY ACCOUNT. TATEMENT of the Bounty Amount of HUNT. I NGTON TOWNSHIP, Adams county, Pa. JAMES J. METCALFE,Treitsurer of the Bounty In account With said township: DR. To balance on settlement,Aprll 25, 1807.- KM II Amount received on bup . !kni.o. 11 :„ ..... l A/ 3 04 ,1 18M...._ 4,845 71 Nay, 1e47. Amoaut paid in Gettysburg 8ank_....._..14,810 00 Clarinda Bank 1,2515 00 ExpeniesotGardner's and Shafer's audit 811 45 Bonds paid laterest, on Bonds OM 00 1,056 45 Orders paid .. .. Treasnreas ...... . ... 45 Balance due Towns/do -. VT/ 27 We. the undersigned, Auditors of Minting towszahip, Adams county, _having audited the above account of Jain. Metcalfe, Treasurer of Bounty Fund of saki township, do report the same correct as above stated, and that there la a balance in his hands due the township aforesaid of thesum of nine hundred and seventy-two dol lars and twenty-seven cents. Witness oar hands the let day ofJune, MICHAEL MINTER, DAVID CARL, JACOB LEER, Auditors. LIABILITIES OF lIIINTINOTON TOWNSHIP IN THE AFORESAID BOUNTY AOOIINT. Due to sundry persons on bonds.... 1.--- 10,216 00 . MOLTS or TOWNSHIP. Balance In handaof Treasturer.---$972 21 Outatanding 71? on Duplicate 1884- - 394 lu 1861- 25 20 •" 18th. 121 86 •• 1317- 1.957 18 Tax levied for 1888 4346 $8,917 34 Balance of Liabilities over Asset.. 167 06 -----40,295 00 June 12, 1968. 94 A SERVANT 'FOR ALL 'BMWs Imp sad Laterovessea Weedt Iner Sislaes Ojeeslog, Cisedss. • AY be attaelled to any gate and opera ted Mfrom buggy, team or saddle, by one hand, in any desired direction from the gate—epefied and closed from we point, at any distance from the gate. This lufpvemnt is simple and cheap yet perfect and st rong ; will not be disarms by the sagging of the gate, tier by the frost raining the posts; may be made at a country black smith's, and easily attached to a gate. The un dersigned. having the Right for Adams county, will sell Township and Perm Righla of this lm. provement. Aim, ROTH & GHANE'S AMERICAN LEVER GATE—which will be found valuable and conve nient to all who have gates to drive through—as they remain by their team, open, close and latch • gate, without the necessity of getting in the wet or mud. For further inibrmation, SMAE &0., IL BRI Menallen P. 0., Adszoss. May I. MM. tt FARM AT PUBLIC BALE, N;urionance of isil Order of the Court of Com mon pier of Adanas county, _ ,Pa. the u= wed, Trustee of the Estate of Maud% sell at Puidle Sale, on SATURDAY, the Mk of .TUNE serf, at I 2 o'clock. IL, on the thwe. townß PA.Rlif, situate in Monnyoy toip, A6OlOll county, Ta., adjoining land. of Wa. Young, Adron Wert, Mrs. Raster and others, tiontalnlng IN ACRES, Il• awn or which an ex cellent Woodland. The iroproventeute ensign of ••good tw o- story LOG DWELLING, Log Barn, and other out-buthithlP, with • rt ...or water near the door,and an Or ,ehard. The land Is In good order, and the terseing has rooeutLy been Axed. iwill be wild together or win g rts as may beat gait parohneers. Persons to slew the wilt please call on the undersigned. ro- Attendance will - be given and tends suede known est day of Wile err given CRESS, Trustee. April 2i, lONA is '~I i lily' I A'_h~ , i In'AVLNG procured the proper Docket, I am 'prepared to RECORD SOLDIERS' DUl oiAmoss., scoortlance with a recent Act of tle tuo lttuletnre of Pennolranla. Soldiers are ed "peard delay in this matter. W. D. ROLTZWORTR, dk Recorder of Adam' county. lane s.ll*.jej GRAIN CRADLES. lugEN t. Feue KANuntartißE-deddedly 1,3" the Cradle in ase—aer hand sad kir '-miles south a Gatkrstrang. Yq 11104, Car and Paper Collars, Neon-ties Hand erchief!' and a gnat variety of Madam and Goods ol sill kinds, at CUTOTINGRAIPIL rill Casts. Pante and Vcftsigysil ..n.......(1••••• lU/Ma =I $13,124 82 1i T 040.4.14.+141-ti. 1: I NEW OXFOBID, ADAM COIINTT, P. 4., iIAS FOR Slag lso *Attests, mitx.s, VOI7r)M:iRIIS,ILAcniN EBELOIII. Ti•Vii4N. ELANDS, COIIMT es4.7s. "N Erront grAlgte, VIODIRINS &LOTS, IN PDIDDIYI,VA,NIA, MARYLAND AND OTH. lET=3 I ,Persons wishing to purchase as well me to eill pioperty win d welt krigiVlO me ask? salt it r!lr °Moe, or addreal by letter, to they trill and It ta, thole advantage ly CE33 HARDWIRE STORE, 1.4 A iirrh-lwrii46l:'• The underdignetl have opened an extenslaw Hardware Store in Littlettonn, Mania county, Pa., and having purchased their stork from Eastern Hartafactfiraty areprerred b aril got* in thelt line at ti 4 I;ONVEST dual pri6eit. Their sasortment la Lugo nu wall as new. and anthraces (they can only enumerate part In an advertise• meat) the following: IRON, STEEL, Building Mateviala NAILS Carpenter Tools, PAINTS. , Supplies, OILS, lihoenaakenr Finding. GLASS, Saddlery Finding., ACTTIIO4, Coach & Car Material., FORKS, Red Sole Leather, SPA DFR, Morocona, SHOVELS, Cedargare, ROES, &a. Wlth a Intl new stock, bought at UM Mist ad. vantage.os rat., we ',invite the publir—town and country—to call and be suited. We are con fident of pleasing, both as to goods and prices. Mecham:it., ihrmeis, and all about to build, are specially urged to oome. They can do better with um than at any other store In the county. SUOMI & SILIEELY. Littlestown, May ly SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING. GEORGE ✓IRNOLD Um now opened a large Stock of HEADY-MADE CLOTHING, mostly of him own manuincture, consisting of all sixes of COATS, PANTS, VESTS, DRAWERS, VRAVA TS, Hosiery, &c., dtc., at prices to suit the times. Call, examine and Judge for yourselves. April 24, IfitH, tf THE LATEST STYLES OF SPRING & SUMMER Hata, Cape, Boots and Shoes, Just received by ROBERT C. COBEAN, Okanaterewry Sr., IV'S( &pare CIETTYSBURG, PA., Where the public can rind a large and varied as sortment. which he le ceiling cheap. lie also manufactures and repalns HARNFI3S OF ALL KINDS, promptly and on reasonable terms. Nadler, Halters. Whips, Trunks, Valle., Tobacco, Ci gars, and a Treat variety of Notion& Clive me a MIL Nay 1,1865. If TUE GREAT A3tAHIC-4N COMBINATION BUTTON-HOLE, OVERSEAMING AND SEWING MACHINE le warranted to exeente in the beet manner every variety of Sewing, Hemming, Felling, Cording, Tucking, Braiding, Gathering, 4ullting, Over seaming, Embroidering on the ed and in addi tion nutirea beautiful Button end ge Eyelet Hol. in all fabrics. IT lIAS NO vatAL. BELNG ABSOLUTELY THE BENT , F. 4 Af ILI' .31.4 C H' IN E I= AND INTRINSICALLY TIIECHEAPEMT, Jfbe it is fe Machines combined In cow by a ample and beautiful mechanical acimapernemt. Circulars with full particulars and samples of work done on this Machine, can be had on application at the Office of the Agent, at A. R. PeistePs Confection ery and Variety Store, Baltimore St., Gettysburg, Pa. I). W. ROliltiON, Agent. Machines warranted one year, and in. struetions givengratuitously to all purchasers. /day 29, !alai. tf NOTICE_ GI.VGELL' - 8 MILL I WILL be Li Gettysburg wltb FLOUR, te., on every MONDAY and FRIDAY, of seek week. Persons who rnay desire me to tarnish them with either Floor or Feed Stairwill leave their order. either with John L Tato, or Danner a Ziegler, slitting the kind end 9multit7, whet , the same will be delivered at their dwellings. GEORGE GINGELL March 27,180. U UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD BONDS. THE First Natienal ,Bank of Gettysburg r,, silent for the sale of the FIRST MORT &LOS MOE PACIFIC RAILROAD SIX PER CENT. GOLD INTERIM' BONDS, at par and interest. sarlaterest payable semi-annually at the eounke All neoemary Information given. OHIO. ARNOLD, Caakke Gettysburg, Nov. 19, I XOTIC1? TO CAPITALISTS ! nervous dealmaus at investing mid mathang namely NINE PER CENT., are molested to call at the Gettysburg National Bank, and obtain Ctreidars at the Valeta lave and also Central lhsedge Cwadan gratis. Than investments are daily Ro►4K In ever and We■ tneressing. Bonds can be bad at all Bass at. this Bank, where all balomaatioa someerolas said invest manta win ettesethtly be prim. J. 713tORY Bdlft, Cashier. Dee.lll,llM. tt SIX DOLLARS T WILL pay Deidees por cord lb, SLAM I CLUL SARK delivered at Seadoe's KUL HENRY CHBONISTEIL Ma7 lB . 186. tt Wool Old Shirts and Draw OM (WWII Viango4l44% a . Klo .w. , . , •••• • •lo.w•b*.iav Itidkkki 6 Xo ei 41111111/11 iJiiLj Tlbridetottned : Wave let, the Warthouse nI E the oelitel•tif Strikttod nmet sad the Ron rued, IDGettoblihr, rhereMlippeorry Ott the Grain . anil • • • In all Its bronchi*. The highest prices will warAe m pald tor Vatiat, TAO:4I ; n elove , c rm, Dl t ruta, Soap; Flume, '811:1 7 11trre and Si with overyttUng else In the ocarkU7 produce nue. Groceries, of alb kinds cenotantly on hand and tor atio-reonbes, au hiolosoca myruoa 114 . !6, ,, •p10na Pon, Orme. Vtonw, Sala, Mordant, btonit,./nnount. Duck on drinot. K4spe taw Gum., On, Futt On Tar, ebn }lntl of all kind& ; npituto and Xalbe I lionsking nod Cltrottng Tonymn. They are alwaytt obit , to 1101 ppas o drat rate artl. ale or nour„ nit& thedlßarrnL ititado ot Ford. At Otound .Ploator. wttn nhnnlon end !minimum. COAL, by the WAWA. ton or oar,loo wo Moto run lines of Freight Cars to No.n North street BALTIMORE, and MI Mar .7l:lrra`de'=.lM tZ l i=l lorettsrded ,proTptl,y. tieods Athould be marked "pesulent' qftr. B. S. IVENXICR & April. /MVOS. tt McCUBDY & AMILTONv FLOUR, GRAIX, OVUM - 1114S, &a PIWIng, ft their Ware. heave, In Lulls& at:wt. IbitIODUDB ULNALir* LI. the highest Woes Jitor FLOUII,_WHEAT, RYP., COBS, OATS, BUCK WHEAT CLOVER. AND TINUTHY SEEM, POTATOSS,ItC. and invite pindnoort to eve Went neap before selling. Thelt 'have aociatlUiLs oil land Jo' pale. A LARGE SUPPLY or GROCERIES, t Molasses, Syrup.), Corthes, Sugars, Re., with Pan, Finit,tnis, The, Wasps, Inman twit Lard, T An Also the best hennas of FL40.11, of all kinds. They likewise l u 'SEVERAL VALITABLE FERTILIZERR, labia Paolfte Guano, Rhodes' 'Phosphate and A A- Me-Vow Guano. WkHat they paY M. 'highest market prior* for all they Vey, th e y WI att the lowest Ili logprnfitit. They ask a Ontre of pubtle pationege, resoryNt to iatiaillactiou to every CARP. itymEra hteCPTIPY W U. S. HAMILTON. Gettroburg, July I,'ltir7. NEW FORWARDING CoMMIASION ItarSE H AVING purchased the extemdve Warehouse, &c., of quip et Dernehow, the under- Mowed Intend td Carty on the nettiunii, under Me' firm of &Whin& &' wt •tte , eland, o the corner of Washington and Rallroal mete, on • more extenalev &&11.1 Ulan hetotofern. We are pallng the hlghmt market prices for HAY, FLOU &N 1? ALL Ii:LNL*I OF FLOUR and FF:Fitl, HALT, al4 alt kinds o CiItOCENIF.ei, kept constantly on 'hand and It, sale cheaper than they an helnal an where else. PLAKTER, and all kinder' of VP:ItTiLfAHlta, Constantly Olt hand, or f urn IslaNt la order. A REGULAR LINE OF FM - AMU t' &RP will leave our Warehouse to ery TVESDAY MORNING, and uevuntroodetlon truing will be run an occasion may require:lJ 11 ,1 . amingr meat yrs are prepared to convey No ight at all times to and from Unitimote, fail business or this kind entrusted to us, will be ropily at tended to. Our cars run to the Ware muse or ott, rush & Rons, 163 North Iforrant street, Baltimore. Ile lug determined to pay good prices, sell Ghost I, awl deal fairly, we Invite everybody to give as a coL. WM. M. HIGH AM, ALEXANDER el)fuaiatJ. JAMES BIGHAM. Jan. 17, 1883. if MORE NEW CLOTHING AT BRINEERHOFFS. STACKS OF THEM! JT BRINKERHOFF , cornei 4 of the Diamond and . York street, 'maim& returned from the city with an unusually attractive assortment of CLOYMING FOR SPRING & SUMMER WEAR. which he will sell at such prices as cannot fall to take them off ',cry rapidly. Call and lodge for yourselves. To look at the excellent mistreat, tasteful cuttingotud neat and snbstantial sewing, and then to get his low prices—callers c i pannot he but buy, when they sae It so moth to their inter est 'Ado no. He has Coats, Pants, Pests, of all styles and ma terials; Hots: Boots and shoes; filtirte,of ail kinds, Hosiery, Gloves, Handker chiefs, Neck-tics, Cravats, Linen and Paper Col lars, Suspenders, Brushes, Combs; Trunks, Valises, Umbrellas Pocket KuleekSe gars., smoking and Chewing Tobaccos, Pipes, SA tionery, Cleans, Watched., Jewelry, with a thousand and one other articles, entirdy too numerous to de tail ins newspaper adven 'semen t. He asks the attention of the public to his new stock, confident that It will pleadte--and no one can or will cheaper. Don't forget the place— corner of York street and the Diamond, Get tysbilrg. JACOB BRINKERHOFF. April 17,1901. tf NEW GOODS CHEAP—CHEAPER—CHEAPEST I iv ou wish $o boy good and cheap Geode, call JACOBS 8. EROS. STORE, near Myers's Hotel, in CHAMBERSBIIEG ST., Gettysburg. They have the very best schoenen at goods, such as CLOTHS, CASSIMEREPI, TWEEDS, &C., the market can produce, and are determined to son them as cheap as ran be sold anywhere in town or country. Any person wishirig to have them CUT, can have it done free ef charge. Those desiriukg_oods MADE CP, can also be son-mne dated. We warrant the bent work and the beet fits to be had anywhere. No humbug lu what we att. We have on band the very beet and moetdurable REWINti MACHININ, and are always ready to Walt on customers. Fail aatianiction given in operating machines. OW and examine. We warrant them to be the Mot lu me. April 8. 1567. U DR. JAMES CRESS, ' DRUGOIST, /irons IN Blurt% Evn.orxe. BALTIMORE RT., LITTLESTOWN AVINO opened a New DRUG STORE and 11 fitted It up Mine best style, I offer my stock cd pure and fresh DRUGS to the eltlsens of Lit tlestown and vicinity at the lowest market rates, consisting In lOLA of DRVOR AND . FAMILY lIEDICINER, PURE LIQUORS FOR MEDICINAL PURPORES, PATENT 'MEDICINES, HOENE Pure Spleen, D 701101141 Drug Stuffsi, Perfumery, Toilet Soaps and Fancy Articles. A full assort ment cdPlrstabes, Stationery of all kind., Cigars, Taxies.° and Snug: oar Moore's Electro-Magnetic Soap will wash with bard or soft water, cold or warm. Clothes washed with this soap are made beautifully whits without bolting or blueing. This Is the hest Soap In nee. Tr, It. It Is warranted not to Injure thet bands or fabric. JAMES CHESS, Littlestown, May IS, ISM ly MORO PHILLIPS' OZSUIMIL IMPROVED Super-Phosphate of Lime STANDARD GUARANTEED. FOIL /ALS AT XATIMACTILTILILA'II °STOTT, rmIJETmrITTiI No. MD Booth Street, BaMinor*, Awl by Dealers In general throuVloat the Coun. The SOMBRERO GUANO of which MORO PHILLIPS' PHOSPHATE is and always has been numufactored, (and of which he has sole 40iiiaa for the United Statesj cantatas Any p e e sent. more Bone Phosphate than Raw Bone, it is more durable. 'he addition of Ammonia gives it greater fertilising value. Over seven years experience has proved to the Firmer that It makes a heavier grain than even stable manure, and is not only sdive but lasting. srPrice IMS to per ton, loft lbs. Discottut to Dealem MORO PRILLIPS, Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer. Mardi 13, IMF NOAH WALKER & CO., WAREIINGTON BUILDING, 165 AND IC mu:axons mann rSivirono, ND.. REP constantly on band a lame and well as sorted stock of all kinds of goods at moderate P 11a , s a o . 4olle tk ilkor re lb4lattz r tb=W e ee t : /10111111 M, to) 1111 ,, sort Gabe comarrlf. an extensive fet WIMODB. embracing every _article ot (lestlemea's Undemrear, AIM, MILITARY CLOTH and every variety of Military Trim =as well ea an amorfol stock of READY MILITARY CKMDS. Baltimore. Feb. 2:1, ig/4. .. BEINI3 tee Keeper, the undersigned tg anther bed to sake remoyab into Eree 0 - eters, and hops Mat so& ag conies M. moral of the resume Sr daessed or friends will avail themeehrts of WM reir to have if done. Sonsnala w pormytwow--loomo low. ol p r r idr orittol.SO Sera THoior POI 1 , 1 OWNS 6041111191101 =1 A ell i e N oi k t t h erl I M I AMI riagirght tut few years, have made it altoint to cad no Irtsciolliel Wilda termer apiliat=oll 44,,- oeghly tested give getietat iathdhotioh Das have goateed 'Wagered tee alk notional tooes pod the very_ best In the market. / the taYmet the Wetting seamate. or conaider thebeat 11/111ohlitgeg. in loffiethosiNo sold thlry-tivetdthe OHIO I _poles , which hive Seale entire eatlefoollois, Die wae , e chine haw been Mil rot al DO 0 1%,fttiro lfUt any Milk/UM' with hflyilatre t " • " payleg for WO eepolllolol. ." • I Dort Id cat re front ilfone whe have pure ha l lIN I M' be pnocured, Una t divot It lOaCtectellitarfotheaßlie,Ut LTIVV-i'l'lßtu