Op lettpsburs (emptier. EBIDAY. JUNZ 114 1848 111101116 SAWN OFTEN Next to manuring, frequent eeeding to clovernad El num seed is of the greatest Impedance In making and keeping land rieb and productive. Indeed, when we consider the great advantage of a rotation In which frequent seeding is Important as a change. and for growing a large amount of forage td feed to make manure, as Wei) as to fill the soil with °rover and grass roots—l say when we consider these objects and advantages, the qUirstion of frequent seeding seems to be of at least equal Importance with that of frequent manuring. But both are closely connected. The good farmer grows hay to feed, to make manure, and seeds down his land to grow hay. If there lea want of manure, there is generally .a lack of bay to feed and make it; and consequently need of seed ing more or better, to grow more hay. Plowing under a good clover sod is one of the eapieet and cheapest means by which land can be Improved. The crop of clover, if, gocd, has already. been profitable, and no one thinks of making any charge for, or account for, 11 good clover ley ; and yet it is often of as much benefit to the land as a moderate dress ing of manure. This is especially the ease when the clover has made a little' growth, say from four to six or eight Indies high, and is turned under while In full vigor. I have not realized as much as might have been, had the advan tages of this practice been as well under. stooa at the beginning as at this time. Others have also written strongly in favor of this course. Prbf. Johnson, on Agricultural Chemistiy, says: "nig buryingof recent vegetable mat• ter In the soil, in the form of living and dead roots of plants, Is ono of the most important ameliorating operations of nature, which Is always, to some extent, going on wherever vegetation proceeds. ht I. one by which the practical farmer is benefited unawares, and of which —too often without understanding the IMMO from which the advantage comes —ha systematically avails himself in some of the most skillful steps he takes with a view to the improvement of tile land." • It Is because many are not aware of the advantages of this course, and It is so likely to be overlooked on amount of Its ease and small cost, that I wish to urge Its importance on grain farmers• But in order to realize these advan tages, It Is necessary to-seed often. If land hi kept under the plow as long as it will grow grain before it is seeded down, and kept In grass as long as it will produce any bay or pasture, before It is again broken up, but little benefit will be realised; A worn out and run ,out sod affOrds but, little fertilizing mat ter-to turn wide?, and 'can do'but little good. While plowing under a good clover ley, with the - ground well filled with roots, two . or three times during the same period,' will make a very con siderable -improvement. In the first mite the clover is all run out, and most of the benefits secured by its growth are used up toy the succeeding crops of timo thy and June grasses; and these grasies, being 'exhausting crops, Impoverish the soli besides, while In the latter case there Is i large -addition to Its fertility. Bo that by only seeding at such very long periods; land must grow poor, notwith standing all the manure that c.O be made is saved and applied, while by seeding often, in a judicious rotation of crops, with the same pains in making and sav ing manure, land may be kept improve -leg and will secure much better crops and larger profits. But to secure these advantages, a liber al seeding is necessary. It is poor econ omy to try to save In this respect. A thin seeding gives a light crop of rather entree hay, and a light, open sod to turn under, while a liberal seeding will give a heavier crop.of much better quality and afford a much heavier and richer sod to Improve the soil. In this section not hos than eight quarts should be -sown ; and where clover and timothy or a mix ture of these and some other grasses is sown, more is better. But- In a rotation where improvement of the soil. hi an ob ieet..ailaver shouid be the main reliance., Then,ilt down alone, not less: than, a' peck should be put on ; If mixed !wit?, timothy, the proportion should IsP, two quarts of clever to one of timothy and' „not lees than- ten quarts sown. Then clover Is still the main crop, and timo thy only added to more fully occupy the ground and produce a finer quality of W.—Chun/re Gentleman. THII POLE Evir..—Some persona re gard the poll evil as incurable. It is sometimes Balled fistula. No matter how long"the sore has been ruunlnk it can be-cured in a brief time, and at a cost not exceeding ten cents. One dime spent in muriatio acid will be sufficient to effect a radical and permanent cure of the most stubboin fhstatta. The sore should be first thoroughly cleansed by some abetergent fluid, and for this pur pose pure -water is perhaps as valuable as anything - can be used, and drop eight or ten drops of the acid In twice a day till it bee the appearance of a fresh 'wound; then wash ' it clean with mop soffit made of Castile soap, and leave it to heal, witch U will - speedily do if the said has been used long enough. lihould 4 1 .1Stiwevet; heal slowly, apply- this a second time, and in the manner above dose-106A taking care to wash out the pipe thorou kly, and it will be found an infalliPe *I lady in !hi sitost 11/vete/ate disease, of t is sort; but it must be re membered that in order to do so, the acid must be applied till the corrupt or, dhiensid'iteA t ie WI Iniiiiett l out.-tta:. Germantown Tete§4dpa." eirrnaa aF CLOVES.—The beet thA4 fbr etittlog clover hr when about ball' the heads. have turae4 broterr. Let tt re main In the swath for hall a day, aid then pis It up lightly la rock s, to Are. _MANY Years tigo Colonel Weatherwax , proprietor .otthe Eagle hotel in -, kept an am In his stable, near which stood a pump. A lady who lived across the street, having trequeatly heard the animal litray,all mtlence ,and mfet qi*A . id: (iinx*dant toutids, exclaimed: "I do wish Colonel Weatherwax would grease hta pupp4,44die,. It makes pucka dreadful noise." Boxinionv asks why Ben. Butler is like the dish mentioned in the familiar melody of Mother Goose, beginning with "Bey, diddle, diddle, the cat's in the addle," etc., and *unmet' It by sap 3ng because - it "ran sway -with the ,peen/." "Now, I . Eitiitre work goes 49 . orly,onl"„The "White Boys in Rdue" me Vete throughout the north, Rail I N _ thickest of the fray. lil, vi . 044 . 4 m es in New York have the Paris • Ammon of carrying th e ir parasols hung on one side of the dress, like a sword. Gettysburg Railroad. einAlioE OF ODNXECTIONFL—On and oin r V Monday, Mai ,11Lk LPN Pasaenaer Tr''-' will leave:Ml sn its ai WILL,TI-I,arg. WUd oonneallosta,aa follows: FIRRT PAISSENGEII 'MAIN will lent e heirs at 0.15 A. M., With DywOaaaeeuUgym for Yuri:, 11,4 !otiburg: ttraore, and the-2. I and V. ext, arriving at Hanover Jo .11 that withal' 4 Fhange al owe, at 10.15 A. , con iog with ti ast lAno Routhion the Northern C'4 ntrn, way, ant arriving at Ilnittnion• at 12 I. nom , . ; Alm° eon:teeth:lg With Kull Tratn front ,: ,Itintre north, arriving Itarrinburg at I.ac , I'. 31, irri I vin;; nt ttpanng I. 31., w lth poe'. ng. r, Irian lhirrishorg, York, It itonorr On I Wash ington. SECOND PARRENGER TRAIN will leaN e Get tysburg et 12.4.;, P. M., arriving at Ilene ver June.. il,n et.. to, and eonnet Bing with Mall ma in Sou t h. Arrive at Baltimore M ti-M P. M. Arrive at Get tysburg at 4.!..4) P. M., with pluaterigers from Phila. d iphia, Harrisburg and the North and bleat, and abto with pamengere from 'Baltimore and Washingten by the Bat line north, which leaves Baltimore at 12.10 noon. Paiiiiengers can leave Baltimore In the Mall Train ati4.3OA.M., slut arrive in Gottysbu rig at L^.3') P. M. Orlesve Baltimore In the Mat Ume still') noon, and arrive in Oettyisburs at 4.20 P. N. But one ehammol cans either way: at Hanover June- Bon. May 4, POT. A. MeCIIRDY. Pres' t. Riinover Branch Railroad. riN and atter MONDAY, Dec MIL IRI7, pitmen. gee Veins on the Hanoi er Brunt b Railroad will leave as follows: FIRST TRAIN will leave Hanover at 9.10 A. M., will passe taters for York . , Baltimore, Harris burg, and - the North and K est. This train ar rives at the Junetlon at 10.10 A. M , mnueeting with the Past Line South, on the Northern Cen tral Railway , which arrives at li..lti more at 12.30 P M , and 111,. with the Mall Train .North, which arrives at Harrisburg at 12:15 P. M. la-This train returns to Ildnover at 11.:d P.M., and tart% eo ut Gettysburg at 1.!..V. SECO.N I) TRAIN 1.1% e. Rano, rat 2.11 P. M., and urns es at the Junction at 3.40 P connect ing will/ the Malt Train South, a hit b arils ea at Lattimore at 0.:3) I', M. Paalengers by this train for York to over at the Janet ion tint ll 11.11 P. M. arr This Tram returns to Hanover...at 4.4.5 P. 11., with paieemw is for I ianover, liett) bburgand Lit tlestown. Passengers leaving Ilaltimore - foii - Hanover, Get tyslsurg and lAttlestown, will take either the Mail Train at g.'lo or ti,' 1 , ,,t line at 12.10 LEIB, Agent. MIMEI Pennsylvania Central Railroad. r‘OI.7IILE track route running betwc, n Ph delPhla and Plit.hurfit. Trains leaving Get tysburg make the following 0.1/111i lil.llB a MI this Trunk line : Getty sburg leave at 8.15 a. in. and 12.45 p. in. Hanover June arrive 10.05 " 2.15 " leave 10.58 " 9.40 „Harrisburg arrive 12.55 p m. 11.45 " leave 4,10 " 2.15 a. in. Philadelphia arrive 0.40 " 7.10 " Harrisburg . leave 1.15 " 12.15 " plttaburg arrive 1.110 a. m. H. 20 " At Philmlelphia chime connections are made with the trains for New York, Boston and ail Eastern Cities. At Pittsburg connections are made In the New Union Depot with the trains for all Western pointp. Ara-For further Information apnly to EDWARD H. WILLIAMS, p Gen. Sept , Altoona, .. Stonily W. Gwrkyrkit, Gen. I aee AX t., Juno 0,4 8 00. if • , , HARDWARE AND GROCERIES, /1111 E subscribers have just tcturm.,l from the citlesulth an Immense supyl; of HARDWARE ct GROCERIES,: which they a•o olThring at their old etand In Bal timore street, at price. , to suit the times. Our stock consists In part of BUILDING MATEIRTALPI, CARPENTER'S TOOLS, TOOII4, COACH SHOE FINDINGS, CABINET MAKETVR TOOLS HOUSEKEEPER'S FIXTURES, ALL KINDS Or IRON, GROCERIES or ALL Immo, OILS, SAINTS. &c., &.. Therg is no article included in the several de partments mentioned above but what can be bed at this store. Every chums of 31e, :mules cen accommodated here with tools and Mllows, at. I Housekeepers can and every artielcin their line. Give tm a coll, as we are prepared to mil as lotv for cash as any house out of the city. JOEL B. DANYER, DAVID ZIEGLER.. Gettysburg. May-15, 1881. - NEW DRUG STORE, - IN NEW OXFORD. il r ew " Orrolrl d h''' o7uTt.y ea ,iit ' IN S g gtc" J in cone the atteut,on of the Pad. , t o kon'cloeh of PArNTfi. OILS. ' AANIKEIFI3 DYE-KrIfFFS_ WINDO ULM*4. PATENT MEDICINES, and a full assortmeUt of DRUGS: in a word a complete stock of Goods generally kept In a first" class Drug Store. All of which have beet' 'par chased during the poet twd weeks, and will be sold low. All the articles formerly map n hictured at the old establishment in East Berlin can be had here.. Understanding his businerw perfectly, and selecting his goods - himself, he is sble to war rant his Drugs pure end as represented. The pub lic are requested to give hints tele!. 1). M. MILLER. New Oxford, May 0, 1807. tf .40 lutmg:To nj NO. 2 IVF9T MARKET STREET, • YORK, PA., IDEINZW=I7=I PIANOS ft CAkiINVi (")11.41ANiClitELODE01113, AND ALL KIND , I (n . MUMWAL INFSTRUMENTS reePectfulli Inform the puLllc ttwt tia,y,are pre pared to furnlah Planoe of the following manu facture or of any other make that may be pre ferred:, . !tellies & Schmidt, c'hickerins & Soo, Brctilbury. Kaaba & Son. Gale & QOTrAOEAND BOUDOIR ORGUSR ASh 31ELODEONM. These instruments stand unrivalled by any thing found In thin country or in Edrope, as Itt admitted by all impartial udges. The moat em inent Pipe Organ Builders and Performers, the last to discover excellence tn reed Tone, pro. nomseed them vastly superior Wall others for ex. ceorlingly quick articulation and round Time, the essential feature in ImStrumentw of this elms. We invite the severe strut I ny and criticism of all. PATENT VOX HUMANA TREMOLO, This late and most wonderful invention mo ac knowledged by all leading artist,) wall be found only In the Ditevr Instrument.. In attempting to describe the ettect of this stop, we are at lons fur language. Its beauties cannot he written, brit most be beard to be apprettatt d fly this stop an ordinary performer eau produce an efreet which requires a life tame of practice Mr an artist upon a violin, It entirely changes the teed Tone, giving the sympathetic liWiletneSs of tine human voice, making it so meta - nous and pure that it nes er falls to enchant the listener. atacumml== (or Churches, Public Halle avd Parlor", hag a powerful nub-Haan with independent reeds, Har monic attachment and Vox Humana Tremolo, and to believed to be the most powerful reed or gan made, being nearly equal to a Pipe Organ of three times the cost. All Instruments warranted foray e years. Air BltA*4 BANDl*suppliod with instrunterdel and music at reasonable term& MlaigiMi;&2=;l . • • .. fti-Instroctlonto given both In Vocal and In strumental H oek, aeout roconut,..nnd at pupas' bonito, either to bulb: lush, °rebuses, own rowan able term, • Dec. 17 2F€N. tf • HOOP SKIRTS T HOPKINS' "OWN MAKE: OP "KEYSTONE SKIRTS,' RE the bestand (Insane:cc LoWPiticini Hoop Skirts In the market. Trail Skirts lisprinvt, spring.. $1.20; and 40 springs. $1.42. PAPIZI Siting, A tapes,. ffi springs, Si Conte; tac i rgs ir Ss Cents 90 springs, Aldo; and &: springs, "Our.OWN Make" of ee r y SKIRTS'," Elev en Tape Walls, from 2flto Mt Springs, sl.ff/ to $2.50. Plain, Ha Tapes,:il to 511 springs, from 9e.tenta to $2.00. These Skirts are better than those sold by other establishments as fleet clans goods, and at much lower_ prices. Our OWN'IIIang4fCELAMBIOdi SKIRTb" are in every irt rior to all other Hoop Skirts before thopubl c, and ord.!. haveto be ex amined or worn to eonvinee every one of the fact. Manufactured of the best Mien-finished English . St i cg e ßp ri tn u n a va t =i , or r Atlg in a n n e i r of securing them surpass for durablllty ' and ex cellence any other Skirt In this country, and arc lighter, more elastic, wear longer give more sat isfaction and are really cheaper than all others. hoary SOT should by thews . They are being sold extensive y by Merchants throughout this and the adgelning states at very moderate prices. If you want the best ask for '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 as Merchants will our different grades of Skirts exactly what they need, and we especially invite them to call and e our extensive amortinent, er send for WII - e Price List. . . . To behadrd Retail at Manntisctory, and orthe Retail Trade generally, and at Wholesale Mitre be Manufact addrasse urer only, to whom all ordere ahotdd d. MANUFACTORY AID IiatEROOM, ON ARCH ~~:~ Between 6th and 7th Ktei.. Phi Indelphln. WM. T. HOPKINS. Feb. 21, ISA lOtn manhood: How Lost, How Restored. TUSTarabilsbed, a new edition of 4,6 - Mr. all'a Celebutteil &may V , ale releWetwir (*IMMO medicine) of Spermatorrhces, or Seminal Weak . rasa Involuntary Seminal Losses, nettency, Mental and Physical Incapacity, Im amate to Marriage, etc.; also, Consumption, lepsy, and Pita, Induced by self-indulgence or sexual extravagance. - g -Pries, In a sealed envelope, only 8 cents. The celebrated author, In this admirable essay, clearly demonstrates, front a thirty -evral..ano manta practbie, that the alarming man of aelf-abnse may be radically cured without itee dangerous um al Internal medicine or the appli cation of the knifif—ntlug out a mode M acre at once simple, certain pol , angeffectual, by means of which every atifterer, no matter what his eon dtrican a d = cure trituself cheaply, tarl- Tta te la ll tec.•ture shouid be to the bands of every youth mid every man In the land. • • Sent under Mal, In a plain envelope, to any ad dress, pose:and, on receipt of atx oentaor two poet stamps. Also, Dr, tiverarell's °Marriage Guide," pries* cents. Address the Publishes, 4MLAM. CLACE&ISE /97 NOW74.A.R. 4161' Mar.ll,lB4k gin John W. Tlptos. r • ' rnONABLE BARBER, Northeast sormar Vibe Dimond, (next doer to MoOletlea'alto. Pa., where he mast an UNPIN be roattri r e Lama to an basing in Wm Una Ha MS Woo •ZOSHMUt amistaxice cook HUI emirs s•Hidaatlon. Give him a nil. Dec. 3 mon. .p+timivrTnG - LIME KILNS. —r- ' , o , ,t• TILL undoreoroed out Ms former :.‘, n, rind nbre rheitlnu.4. the TILE IJME-BI.7ANINU BUSINESS -nt the tiettplTrz I.line Oa the comer. of the lialacmi and Sorthfitintion Street. Thankful Ax phut pattotinge,neietilii~ot detervens cent intsimee.by intsieentialf the br~4 ne.se as vigorously and on as large a eagle as pos. sible.4dwiiye selling a good ail:Wa Madgiving good measure. Farming and. others may look . for the prompt filling of orders. He also continuo' the - • COAL BUSINESS, offering dummied popular lauds. Housekeepers and others should gi'.e him a call. Elackamith Coal condtantly on hand Lime and Coil delivered anywhere ln set- yaburg. JACOB_ REILEY Gettyibini. lie. if TIN-WARE & STOVES. TIE LARGE:ET ASSORTMENT OF TINWARE IN THE COIIN. TY, AT S. G. COOK'S, (former Andrew Pollereo almosome of TIIE BEST COOKING STOVEi among which a OLb 1?0.111S19.X., cbmpßomis P.I6INSIIVANLI, NOBLE COOK ECONOMIST, BARLEY SHiAP, Sc Also, many other articles for Kiteleu use, which will be gold aglow as at any other place In the coned y. ECM= GOOD . NEWS 1 UENRY OVERDEER, HA LIIIIOBY Ir., OPITYPIIIIIIO, PA., • i ti AS completed Ms new Store House ana'Just 1J returned from the city with afresh and well selected stock of Goods, Which he respectfully invites his friends aml the public generally to cull taut ex:maims. HE SELLS CHEAT% Nw clock constant of GROCERIES, FANCY 0001S3, NOTIONS, CLIMB, WILLOW AND QUEENS-WARE, FLOUR, CORN MEAL, FEED, &C. Allg-The cash ,r trade rrill be piVell for Flour, Corn, tats, Potatoes, Butter, begs, Bacon, Lard, Ri Cert ! . 20, HOS, tf PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, LADIES" MAIPA.N.IONS, TOILET SETS, WRITING DESKS, PE - R F r, FatO china and Bohemian- Vases, TOYS,. *C., &C., &C., AT- A.. R. FRISTEUS, OPPpidte F►haeetoekM' Store Efettyabunulf arch V, 1883. GE'TTYSBIIRG .NATOONAL BANK. ,©OVER ENT mins, _ all Intim, BOUGHT and SOLD. SEVEN•TfORTY BONDS converted Into FIVE TWENTY BONDS without eliatge. COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES CASIIED. The HIGHEST PREMIUM paid oh GOLD and SILVER, S Ta L o S s a w " ll Bor kinds. kiN. for ORDERS I , 6II 4 TEY`EICE:TED. Interest ou SPECIAL DEPOSITS advanced I per w■e., viz : S per cent. fur 1 year ■ pee eent. foe 6 months, il per etwnt. Orr $ months Persons withfng infonnatidn In regard 417.9. Bonds, and Stocks Of all'ktsids,'sre Invited to giro tut a call, and are will giro all information chrerfting - J. mutiny BAIR, Cashier. Gettyni?trri, net 25, 11521. tf FIRST NA\MNAL, RANK OF GETTYSBURG WllliJldkeel444ws 5 per rent. per mamma far 1 year Iniii IMMin==!! win annoart , t-a) bicrrEs into S`.3 BONDS, as 11111tfti, free of ehe rg.e. CASFE 2C0341.017ND INTEREII7' NOWA and 60U - PONS. Will also purchase of all O r rikkEl and BONDS of el erg 'II. I. of charge as rommisskai, and will at all Gums pa tbt GIGUES? PRICE for GOLD and SILVER, 44 wllj, *lll,l3,preUfgro, transact all business pronspcly, as berekolbre, ‘.o_ pertaining to a ivell'regunew Bank. I .1105S14 ( 4* e 01.. D, 011er. Gettysburg, Nov. 6,1807. • OKCAP. I'OB.,OASK I NSF.S I S FIZ . WilifuggeThilaUW&C.: be undersigned has reistrearto e.t„yrg, and t e neti=t;r=geo l `u= Court House, where be o_flb ei gaig ilinot CHW e ' ron calm d'tarte'sdad Grocellee,— SUGARS, COFFEES, TEAS, MOLASSES, STR; t'FFI, SALT, &C., with BACON, LARD,' &C Alio, Liguori,— wrsits,intentostonekintonanattats, and every . LL* else tri l tltAtire: ' ev Ale ery tt&Yparty orliottena, to snit any and CA Ite B& oolleet this is the place to buy CHEAP FOR OEO. F. icALEPtistici Ayrlll3. • 11. IL BOND& 401 Tra i rjet el tr i o xpri uoulapoiroda .In " **. eXpROS • - SAG L r a; g MB nice Frlnts, (Macao, itc-,1 0 to & HAY AND GRAIN i MiAttEn./. rzeWatt alattatd manta, announce Lo th ° citi ns et Attains °panty that they 41t1 carry on a GRAIN AND HAY BUSINESS, et the okl viand, OItANITI FITATSON, on the Gettysburg Itranusd. They ere e repured 'sty Ih ee e p talgr k st in p o rrbes. or GRAIN AND HAY. They GPOCEILIES, SALT, GUANOS, &e, *bleb they trill nil at the smallest grants Givens a rattan& See thr yours. ten.. PHILIP HANN & FIONA, Dee. 90, /W. /3, KLINGEL'S BOOT AID SINE FERNY, • BALTIMORE STREET, TWO 'BOOBS SOUTH OF THE FILES,BYTE ELAN rUndersigned has just returned from the ty with the hest and cheopest •arlety of ta, Shoes and Gal [era, for Spring and Summer, ever ugaredis Gettysburg. His stock etinaists of LADIES' CONGRENS GAITERS, LADIET4' BALMORAL GAITERS, LADIFIV COMMON GAITERS, LADIVS' KID SLIPPERS, all styles, LADIES' MOROCCO I3A_LMORAI2I IN LARGE VAILIETY. - GENTS' FRE.NCII CALE ROOTS, GENTS' AMERICAN CALF BOOTS, GENTS , KIP BOOTS, GEN IS' CONGP.ESs GA ITERS, GENTS' CALF BALMoRIIN, °MTh' SUFFERN, all styles, GENTS' 13ROGANN, ' SC. L'UN ESS GAITERA, MISSES' BALMORAL GAITER.", MISSKS MORCI2O BALMORAII3, dC., &C., S.C. 1101 S I'ONGRESS GAITERS, BOYS' CALF II ALMORALS, BoyS , BRoGANs, er.V. • I all ,t) les, ' IN LA IOrE VAR! 1:1'1'. Ll a ma :de e, of hi 1 own manufacture con•lwntly on hand. .111 will be sold at the lowest living profits. Rile tm, Bola to. n unit country, are ins hid to ctrl ;,nd examine goods and print, before pur elm dug cletewhen , f rding rotill , lmit that 1 can Meese:lli whotna ~ rail The MANUFACTURING of Boots, Au,. and Galtere Will also be earrh d on, in all Its bfauelds, as ptforr. Repairing 011 short 01St Ire. By employing none but workmen, and none bill the cheuked leather, he t.'eLy con adept of trorinf.dning Ma former reputation. • Certainly nothing will be 1.11 undone to deserve fur 1 . ..L.4 LIN Ors, be bolicthi a con (.1111411, or pllbitt 1. it U. H. ICS.INGtL. G-ttysburg, April IT, 16tc+ POTJ'I'Z'S WHOLESALE DRUG AND PATENT MEDICINE DEPOT, G. COOK. NO. 116 FRANKLIN STREET, =I Os the di...lotion of the co-pal tncroldp of S. A. Foutr..l, tire., August lot, lOC, I, David E. }Onto, Junior ineilliwr of salt Clem, purchased all the right, Lille and interest of the retiring partner, S. A. l'foutz, for all time, in and to the Inanu fac lure of Patent Medicines; an& having devoted much thnr,l are /11111 Illi/Or in gaining a thorough knowledge In the eolitiannoling of those prepara tions, I am Silly prepared to or to the commu nity FOUTZ'S FAMILY MEDICINES pure and nnndultersterl. namely: Fot"rz's TIMM—FOUTZ . B LIFE INVIGORATOR Ott HEALTH ItEttrOn&R—FOUTES VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS— Nourz's CurGII SYRUP—FOUTZ'a CELEBRATED Eloßalt AND I'ATTLE P0W3 , 1019--MIIRENER'S BAL. firtlitte CoUGII HYRUN—ERRINEICS VERMIFUGE. DAVID E. F 0171% Sole Proprietor, Agent fOr "DR. GRON . PI'II 31t0Nirrie SALVE AND PLASTER." 'the . 'IMIER OINTMENT," and the "OREATEINGARI ISEITEWL" WI also hare on hand a full ussortmeut of DRU.C4S, PAINTS, OILS, Wirulow-glass; Extracts and Essences of all fla vors; all the popular Patent Medicines of the day • Perfumery, Hair Oils, Hair Dyes, and hun dreds of articles needed by Merchants, Farmeis, and Housekeepers. Come and examine my stuck and priers, and If I cannot suit you, you cannot Is. suited in Baltimore. DAVID E. FOUTZ, At the old stand, Ile. Franklin street. Feb. 21. ItllCl. Iv CABINET-MAKING Won. B. Midler, HAVING located in the town of NEW OX FORD, Adame county, will mrry on the butlinem of Cablnet-ntaking, In ell Iti branehe4l. FURNITURE kept on hand and male to order. Ile will :also keep for sale a ehoiceassortment of tHAIRS. He invites the Citizens of the town and sur rounding country to give him a call, as he will seU as low as can be purchased at any other place. He will guarantee his work to he made upin the best manner, and of good materials. New Oxford, Jan. 31, PAW. DAVID MeeAEA RV. tj DIFIV F. MeCREARY. " sest always Cheapest" ' TUE Beat aul Cheapest - , • SADDLES; - BRIDLES, ' Ci;ILLARS and HARNESS of all kinds, In ..,the County, are always tobe foundatthe old and Well known wand, Baltimore at, apposite the Presbyterian - 316CREARYS% : ur Riding and Wagon Saddles are the moat substantially built and neatell S ~ r Harness, (plain anti silver mounted,) •complete In every respect and warrantedlo ' • of the sexy beat material and workmanship. Dor upper leather Draft Collars CANNOT ItE tT. They are the best FITTING and moat durald, • Our Heavy Draft, Harness are made Co order, as rhywp as they ran be made anywhere and in the most substantial manner. Hiding Bridles,. "Whips, 'Lushes, Draft .Franie' Fly-nets, and ,e, rrylhing to he line. .None befler or Our prices , have been may rICED to the Inivest living standard A • liberal p.reentaxe for cash, oar all Mlle amounting to Or more. We work noth Ina tut the best stock and will warrant every arth le 'turned out to be In e‘t ry respect as repreaented. ' %%onion! for ;ant favors we invite 'attention to our present atoek. • as-Orre us a cull and examine rakcEs and SIVAIJTY. Jan. 31, 1885 - tf TO FARMERS ! Pereffic Guano Company's PACIFIC, -GUANO ! PRICE REDUCED TO Slifirafi PER TUN. THE USE-0F THIS GUANO 111 Maryland for J_ several years for Cri o r r a,_Tobanco and - other tri Ing r= w lt t =ease% " at 't h h as e rsa tttab of Peruvian , Guano, permanent, qualitier. not poesy by that article. Ex_perience has shown that this Guano ripens the 14"hest crop from pie ta nr days earlier than the Super Phosphates. It also ripens Tobsece earlier, awlproduces a crop of Letter quality. The Pacific Gusts° Company has authorized the above redtiqtion In consaluersee of the depressed condithilneUthedatmlng intercostal° the South ern Staten It Is the purpose of the Company to tuna& the twit Jargakfr of the lowest pries, willek they are able to staby reason of theirlarge cant= tat and facilities. The Guano IS warranted sonic In quality aa heretofore sold by no. .1011: , 1 S. RtESE dk CO., 1 ' GENERAL A0E:414 YOE THE COMPANY . _ 71 South !itreet,'llattltnrere. For sale by 3fcCTRDY & 11.1 MILTON, (let tyebury March 3,1868. am - INSURE IN THE - NAPE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OT: YORK. PA., (LATE FARIZTUC AND MERCHANTS'.) ,01270.,M; Elfsrfman's'Buading, etnier fiquare. /mailable Araet5,....... till IRKS of eve& description taken fora period 4e XV of years, or pe Wetly, at as low rates as are consistent with th aecttiO ty 4 the Qompany and the parties U 16.111 add on ,las ackonunodating terms as with any Company in the country. NO PREMIUM NOTES are taken in this Com pany, and consequently no Assessments will he ide en lie Pallelesi. More than half the entire shift is owned toy its Offleersand Directors. wide' Wit guarantee that its Mikis; will be'so managed Shia Make it made triedlum for insurance. .. ... THSDR&NEM CREATES INDEPENDENEE: • gelettin _pays Melds sewn Indemnity. and used sot bee Taro fits friends in the event of Fire- Defeo ask Danerrase. •Zeseas se ireasptly adJ•sled and i3mall, John A. Welset, Johis". Spaagler,M. ft. Spahr, Geo. W. Ilgenfrita, Davila E. Small,. Marto+ A. Morrie, W. IL Hurts, la Oarl. 6141". ear HENRY WELSH, President. peal E. SMALL, Vice President. I. airAPteatlans for Insurance prom= tended to by the Secretary or any of the eye Agents. Aoscrrs:—William Bonze!, John T. Williams, York'H. A. Pkking,Deitysburg; Smith ,t Har rill, Wrightsville; T. W. Herr. Lancaster; John H. Zeller, ,Mt. JoyZcsater county ; D. Q. Al brichl,..HsbOirtif; . Setts, Gish Reek, and S. Inger, M caborg. VA_ int1.,21, MK 3m • NOTICE, frOHR parte erehlp beretofore ...being between I the underralipied In the Predates arid Forward. log business was dissolved on the first day of /sectary Set., by mutual eceseat. The books of amounts and all unsettled business have been left In the hands of Rufus F. Culp, Who Is dal atLit:iseit tosettle up the nitne. He will be d at lbw Waileboase *Mend the ooenpan eyof Ingham & lobbies. All perms ire targeted are mantled to call arid settle , . t HENRY CULP San. 17, lIM. tt . GEO. A. EsIII,IBHAW. FEIOR 'Whips Gooda, Ruallug "deco, and Mir" SO ta - , how i-woonir k i r= wanting snood &rade of Perfu me. Fancy Soap, or Hair , Brusbee, can be • L. - .• • y~Y~ - fur Wiling Goods an %Jr ladstyles at NOILBSIS'. COUNTRY MERCH.IINTS, JDLIRY#EN, ARRES, it - 14641i, BRAN ' 4, I I .; BUTTER, CITEEBE,..EfiGfi, FLOUR AND FEED, i'LA4iiYA*o2‘,' A • ' , FURS *ND SKINS. DRIED AND GREEN EIMITS,. 442, 444 & 446 Washington,Stran, And receive hie weekly Priee Current of Pro ducfrand ilecuierieN Ole rout emripiete price op- rent pultllshol In the United Stat.+ .; ! Liberal Advances maeeith CoAternents'. Establisha May 181, MVO.' • FIRST-CLASS RP:FERE:CCM GIVES WREN 11EqUIRED. • Notice to Holders of 7-30 Notes. Last fall, when the privilege of converting the August 7-30 Noir. expired, many person. Who ne- glected to convert Into 5 , 3913end5, or sell, lost thp (live ma a cull, of our Fat torv, near the corner of l 4 Chanthernburg mropt9, (lei" tysburg. TAt W E. CUI. E 0 June and July next, if not disposed of In time. I March 10, 1)491, tf - premium and lite privilege or converting. It will be the same with the 7-30'a maturing In This Bank will either convert, or purchase, the 7-30's, allowing premium and interest. line bought back his old stand, on Carlisle street, and In going Into bustuesa again heavier than ever. He asks his old friends and the public to call. NOTlO:jf , Z, lo ( 3 lß r O O C i ral c l?4, Fr. c 7 I( t 7it, n large variety, and a Ditto cheaper thadthe cheapest. Don't forget the place—nearly oppo sitelhe Railroad Station. Gettysburg, Oct. 11, 1867. tf CARPENTERS AND CONTRACTORS, Are prepared to do all kind. of Chrpenterlog —contracting - snd erecting, buildings of all kinds, Repairing, ac. ,Tlxey kgep constantly on hand and manufacture to order, DOORS, SIIUTTERS, RLIRDS, SASH, DOOR .AND WINUOVi FRA.117.3. CORNICE., Seasoned itaterlat constantly 0.1 hand, nape dented workmen always In readlnms, and work ; ) d c / 1; eYeentedlvith spate ' • NEW SADDLER SHOP. O/MN th e 11111. Baltlrnorestreet, (lettysburg, Pa. • --Constantly pit hand, or made to order, uH kinds ot E1D!.:461 SADDLES D. MeeRNARY& SON. as low as the lowet. IZ2EM On 'Bali/more Swat, oripbefte the Court-Ileum; Every description of work executed In the BUCKETS, BEATER AND MOWER; BUCKEYE SELF-RARER, Horn*lute potent; SELF-DISCRAFiGINCi 'Aqui tiORSE RAKE, Sittreman's patent; -0100,000 00 .. 57,423 17 BRAND'S PATENT WIRE HORSE RARE; &No 3A IN i 'II( )11 CORN PLANTERS, , two kinds, Hoak potent and WM411)4;1441 st Wan% Hoek ; GRAIN DRILLA, lexrs'is palslnt ; CORN SHEIJARS, Wambangh's patent, &c. All kinds of REPAHONCI,promptly attended to. Call and see whAt we call do. legnErrr & HOOVER, 'emit Siditi, Adams co., Pa. Mar. 6, ISM. 4m - ME GEORGE A. WARNER, MIME PAINTER, South Wi b 4 u 04 — Gettraburg. Pa. GOOD WORK AND MODERATE PRICES. Jab , ID. VW - . 1, 4,4, 0L1N8 at . Flutes. Mtg. krioNATA=ar . • . fighttsuum.” it ration), or' Cikiradi ieviaara, We as F 131213 MVO STORE. .FIND 0 7:11.E.A8, =I GRAIN, WOOL, GAME, POULTRY, NAVAL STORES, Hops, GINSENG, FEATH ERS, HEMP, PROVISIONS, , OILS, LARD, TALLOW, " TOBACCO, SEEDS; i3OINHITIM,'MOLASSRS, &C., &C., &c. _ J 0514,11 CARPENAR, General Canna 1.41 an .yerehant, NEW YORK CITY Send for a"Priee Current Ifarklng Plates and Vanlg, I= Marc]) 186 s. ly FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF GETTYSBURG GEO. ARNOLD, Cashier. I= LEWIS STROUSE WM. C. STALLWITH & SON, UETTYSTURG, PA., DOOR A WINDOW st!..pczErs„ And any other Article In the Building Line Z? Orders promptly attended to =I WAGON SADDLES, CARRIAGE RARIMPIR, DRAUGHT HARNEa9, RIDING BRIDLES, BLIND BRIDLES, COLLA RS, FLY -NETS. etc., J. M. ROWS. E=EZEMEI CANNON'S MARBLE WORKS, GETTYSBURG, PENN A. FINEST STYLE OF THE ART, la=M2ll East Berlin Firm REBERT & HOOVIR, .ANUFACTCHERS Or \ FARMING IMPLEMENTS-- TIIE ROCKAWAY WIRE RAKE; IN GREAT 'VARIETY, p If Je't tett , FANS, HOOP aKZRTS, C0n511713,,&t., Plow ct, N'Tpocis' May AMK 11 HOO PAINTING D 11,4. •,/. .471idAki*.A, n niticrbAl'A t) 'Crce add Drug ofitontvaltctirEllsßUßCi Modica 1 advlce . althout clinrgt, DRURSI MEDICINES, P.‘TENT MEDICINE:4, STATIO'NEItY. PERFUMERY, so.‘IN, ES, TOILET ARTIchEs, E ,+TrErs, CF/4 RAKING MODA, CREAM OF TARTAR. (N3A.L. OIL, AC., sc. PLUM LDVlOlifi. for inedlcliat purpmara. Dr.Horner'. ours, rellalile remedy for chapped Mids, romp aalu, .te. Ali articles warranted Pure am! genuine. Doc. 27, 18137. tt NEW MACHINE SHOP AT NEW OXFORD. TFifandendgned calls attention to hie new achine Shop, at New Osbird, Adams coun ty, which be has put up, at large expense, with the dojortignallun to do gout and witirlacteMZ work, Ire Will manufacture various kinds of AGR ICULTE RA[. spelt as TIIHElail LNG MACIIINF, SPRING. TOOTH RAXES., etc.; and will keep the FILCH EYE REAPER A. ,IIOWER on hand for Ado. All deecrlpUona of REPAIRING done prompt ly and as cheaply as titasllile. Hoban In connection with his Machine Shop& fiTEAM SAW MILL, upon which he a 11l dual( kinds of work in that hue. Ile asks the puldle to call and Rh e Idea a trial, and Ise guarantees full satlatoettua .JACOß STOCK . .. March 11, LAU, Gin NEW COACH SHOPS. • YANTIS, ADA:SIS A CO 7,1171.1. - STCON'N, I'.l. e th h iN7 , l .s h t ot . lli s f t t ,, o , f i n , r , t , o w in l t a tbApt o l t l: ler , Where we are preparett to mann aNyi:jhtetowewn facture to order all kbult, of lletilllEzt CAR. ItIAGES, tthortettt: notice and ..scut at ,otouto.1.0114; testa.. Our hands have hoot prtwurett front Halt Itoote, and, an We use mate U 004.11.114, 'thotertiO, me can tort up work to eetst}wto Ith, wiry ttltott la the :atmc. Ohl nark rt patrol tool taken in exeltatice tar Aug. 30, INV. tf I CARRIAGES AND BUGGI - ES. TATE & CU LP are now building ti variety of COACH WORK, of the Weed and moot approved :43, nud ekifistreieted - of the best material, to whleh they Invite the attention of buyers. Having built our work with great awe and of Materlsl seleetesierlth special reference to th.auty of style and duniblllty, we can confidently menu - attend the work am unsurpassed by any, either in or out of the cities. All we ask Is nn Inspection of one wnrk to eon tin., those In want of any kind of vehicle, that this It the place to huh• them. I= done at short notice and on reasonable terms CARRIAGE- MAKING BUSINESS. , THE nn.lemignod have resumed the Cringe making buttlue.., AT TILEIR OLD STAND, In 1414 . ..11idd1e &reef, G. flystmrg, where they ere prepartsi to put up work to the most fashionable, substuutial mot superior man ner. A lot or new and second-howl CAMIAPER, BUGGIES, &C., ON STAND which they will dispose of at the lowest prices; and all orders will be sapplled as promptly 0.1111 satisfactorily at possible, REPAIRING DONE WITH TIE. , PATCH, , and n 4 rnpeat / A target,* of nevra .01.1 HA ITNEMS enhand and (or sale. Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore enjoyed by them, they solicit and NVIII endeuo to datum a large alutre - In the future. DANNER S ZIEGLWit July 10, Mai. , tf HAIG COUNTY ARAB! rke _Excelsior Patent .Ikmmfeettired I,enther, .ur uttleit neater than Oaten or Lbw. N 4. brarr• •fee u;.erpasaed. I= Br BURKHOLDER, WORLEY ..4 ()ROVE, t I J. L. WORLEY, Rote Anent for the EXCELSIOR PATENT Nor i or Atitonn II,W York. Head AltilluArateci Circular. May 8, 14/49. 30. ROOFING 111111 1 1. n fn rld, rrnlTl Tw nniTea down. ROOFING cuallitlyaltkik telle r itsuliaole durablo nun Tin. MX/Fe-CO Mul eau billiPPlleit'll) an unlluilrY ri6 1 0117•41 that will net eland or con Linet by he nallim uf the wk•uther. 1100FLN(1 that b tolopterl to oteep,or,Out•roofs gella (or a Ka mple and Carenlnr. TURA DY ROOF' COMPA tit 'Malden lme, Sow York. May 8, 1888. :ko HORRIBLE! T HAVE SiI4PFER.F.I) WITH CATARRH titir yy ; it 11.1i1 ille.aroyed iny solve and Nnielthig—impalrril my slight and hearing. In ex weeks I have been entirely cured. For hu inanity's sake I will send the reelt.e for the situ pin remedy 11.11, WE FRISE, to nil (Intlettli. Tito, wishing or needing Alte sante, ntll plow, address. JAs. T. NOLDEN, Station It, 'AWN:2I,I4OR Bible Hoots% N. r i llidgmunes erown Criuollue• Are Chsrming for I.lkhtuanx Thomson's Crews Crinolines Ate Seperlor fir Anssflelly Cu4eio erissallsigo 4. 1 - 4_ 4 Are sarAitrAliell fur Dyrubi lily f r b"m r:l . l,. * R l Nft, art Wn ` thy bent In the‘,lll‘l, and mare widely knowtithan way °tiler. At w nolom le by 11,1-1/I,M, t51061.1.1r wy; ,11/111ro.olwev, New York April 21,1 KM. 3m 'Os&Dan Manufacturing Company, Aos Ul.i ker Ittre.t. N. T.. "OrtIV)ItN " HMO AND ANIMAL. CAGES, Manufacturedholely by lbbl Company at /Willie port, Conn.. under Lent rs Pa th an of the Uni ted State.% There Cagos are of a great rank ty ut ti) lex unit tinlah.raual inch-ie Chao/ y, Parr )4 3fooklng Inca, de. They are Mush. 41 111 a eauperior naatuter ; vo PAINT 'IP ANY 114,1 1:11•111,—. twit kw; fatal to hirda anti -lieips,naett In their voia%ta fac tion, DILI VLICUIS PROC.. Bird raw-los (I HI appreelate thee- poin IA of exeelteneo, found ht no other engea. -Thej' roe, Is td the high 3,renaluto at the Anaerleau Inatitubettnd . New Yeeet-444•4ailthigs ut HAM- - Libt.Trit discount to the Trade Send for Cir, lan; :did 11,1c1.1.14. • I Ati , r4 jf l I tc , '• am DOTY'S CLOTHES WASHER. Ji/r‘f%la ken. Farawor' Club, .V.3"ork„lW7 MAIIIIOIIO..—WIII. D. Osborn Port Byron, (2nyuga ermilly, N. V., aska 'WIII the Club Hive Wolin opinion of Washing aluellin.. 14 It economy to pay fourteeii dollarn for cocci Doty'n machines? Will It %lob farmers ti c iic ' W ea litial a n n a d =tlr Wt r =ritlV " p n r?i 00n Y. 1 .; banana that *on aituw sg tlsruwfupf away us) me ujisa Oita: " - 2.4101 i BlONUtaort.—UyOu ' lmad to pay tea !linen the wormy you Mention, It would less the bunt In- You you tisra, made upon yuut farm. Bui You Muhl not hare that elope, (let the Lind uul failiaben WllllO-I Otis it, um t our cite at lot children will rine up used can >on hlaaaed. Fur they will find washing made ease." NO 0 BY talainggigiltfi .Itrt ' And loy,lWers ,E4k4 Capyrupers rerYWhere4kir., 4 4;1Iw of ikra , BOOK AGENTtiI WANTED To atilieltorthmi for Dr. Wu &Vent's DICTION ARY OF THE 11113 LE. : Tap *atm EDinoll I.l.lngED INAbigareA. CONDINsgD ay Do. Sylril OWN HAND. In one lathe Octavo volume, Who tested with over /15 steel and Wood engravings. Agents and subscribers see that you get tae edition by Lie, 17 ,g Ve M •binintyleld-R* ran sal lc this actitJaw published by Messrs. Burr rt Co., is the genuine I • The "ceskilig . says whoevCi wlehealu ggl, in the t onn, the best Dletlonaty, dT the Illble..abou it buy war. Agents are meeting with unparalleled success. We employ aso.(ierterel, etpenfe, and otter extra baditosnsewbs So Csavgissers. Agents will see the add qt g &AIWA, directly with the PCB. aeserlinlve etrmara with full partici/ anelf:terms, address the Ptibllshers, 4 111:1114t a CP., iienhard, Alio , AIN& 400 LAST N OT4C E A Li c l . .7i br lnete ii hted w to the late ann of Me. 1 mettle. tie th Ist %=l=lro Dookm ga c tr i llitha ebettamis , eflo oilloorr ibt apnea- , tkin i ll " PU. l l6l° 1=1 : 1‘1:1Y* Dam L. oticin um. - C lA 7 l:lbig. ' Pint"tid 'MaItIMELAIVEL FARM Crivitmer Ocala, Pants and Vest. Et CtiNNINGIAMCA, rm