am
-4C, - A
tittifittiriaf *n4111104
-- .
spfskr ANS viveirevint ovvrarits.
In all the prooeases of culture, the
first and most prominent is the dee ,
and tboroughpulverication of theaoil,
or, In plain terms, deep ploughlhg
nod thorough harrowing. In the ab
sence of this preparation we have no
assurance of a full crop. "Not so fast,"
says our friend Stockdown, "for when
I came into the country thirty years
ago, shallow ploughing made us good
(T em much better than we can have
now with all your newfangled notions.
The fact is, the lauld is wearing out,
and you must seed dawn and let It
recover, and thou turn up the sod, and
you wilt be able to grow wheat and
corn again. The land is worn out—
I say worn out—and it must. be seeded
(town."
We do not propose to admit any
such fact—thrit 'init. land 14 worn out,
but that the hygrometric change of
the atmoqptiere has wrought a new
i - qiudition of things, to vi Web we mast
conform.
Pasturing and ploughing have been
the means of drying the soil, and to
enable it to hold the required amount
of moisture, It must be deepened ; that
is all there is of it. Shallow culture
.lid very well when the air was so
saturated with moisture that Aha night
ly dews were like a small shower.—
We might, with the same propriety,
tell our friend Stockdown that the
heavens were worn out, for they no
longer give us the supply of dews that
we - were accustomed to. If we will
plo_tigh deep and finely comminute the
soil, Wo that the rain will puss down
through, It, and thus retain the gases
that are held in solution in the rain
drops, we shall nut only enrich the
coil, hut we shall have au ample sup•
ply of moisture for our crops. It is
said that the soil Is drying out. Moot
eertainly it is, and for this reason we
imsrstir it more 'Often, so as to admit
the air. The dews and Alum moisten
the surface, and form a thin crust,
which excludes the air. This cruet
must be broken often If we would
have the plants make rapid growth.
Sapp . ose we have a held of winter
wheat, on which the ulna
ludo soddened the Soil, we put on a
harrow and stir the surface, and at
the same time destroy a portion of the
plants with the teeth of the harrow;
I the advantage is on the side of the
- The earns is tens of spring
wheat and oats ; in fact, all the small
grains.
- We see It stated that in England the
wheat crop Is double that of aura ; and
y(.l rev few 01 our farment are aware
that in England the latid la deeply
that the seed Is planted in
dr:IIA, and that the crop receives re
pe.ded weedings and boeings, to
Which the steel rakes act a prominent
parr. When labor beenmeA cheaper,
or wheat dearer, or when experience
.9101 have demonstrated that this
haul-weeding and hoeing is profitable
11,0 n :AMU we also double the average
of our wheat crop nu certainly ac do
the wheat-growers of: England. Cheap
labor and deAr wheat are potent pow-
Nto develop'good culture. -
Three lioraes are better than two
to plough our corn fields, and we trust
the experiment will be tried on the
earn crop at least.
The ploughing into lands of about
three rods wide Is another cheap
method of correcting the dryness and
the resulting heavy rains; for we
all know that long dry spells often
come loan end by a small flood, which
in turn saturates the soil and stagnates
the-roots of the grains, trees and vege
tables. A few ploughings towards the
eel , ' re raise the bed and make a deep
dead furrow, and thus imperceptibly
increase the depth of the tillage.
If we look at the grain along the
centre afire land that we have back
furrowed, we see there the best grain,
- the longest heads, and the tallest
ruse , and yet the soil has not been
deepened so much as drained. But,
sad one, üby not drain? Simply
fur the want of cash, labor and experi
ence. But we can accomplish much
- 1‘ ith the plough, and these seed beds
cost us nothing extra. The dead fur
lows are not tilled with water, simply
for the reason that the deep tillage has
-enabled the soil to hdld the heavy
rain, like a ..ponge, and It Sinks deep
ly, and in time comes back by capill
ary attraction.—Saturday Charier.
1101 t TO MAKE TOMATO VINSOAM.--
Th 4- following receipt for the manu
facture of Tomato Vinegar, is given by
the Agricultural editor of the Dee
Moines (Iowa) Nationa/ Platform
It is simple enough to be cosily tried
et the proper time :
"Take one bushel ot ripe tomatoes,
wash them to au open tub, and add
one quart of molasses that weighs
cloven pounds to the gallon, and thor
ollUldy Mlx the whole together, in
is !licit eoudltion let the tub stand sex•
oral days, not neglecting to frequent:
lv stir the mixture in it. When a de
cided lnegar oiler Is given off, the
juice should be strained from the pons•
ol , e_and put into casks, anti left Stand
until the process completed. Vine
gar thus made Is equal to the hest, and
to succeed in De manufacture only re
quires faithfully following out these
directions."
A eftRA l' I crg Pirtli P.R.—The follow
ing is a simple method bf keeping lec
water for a long time in a cotninon
pitcher: Place between two sheets of
paper (newspaper will answer, thick
biown Is better) a layer of cotton bat
ting about half an inch in thickness,
fasten the ends of the paper and batting
together, forming a eftcle, then sew or
rate a crown over one end, making a
box the shape of a stovepipe hat, ml
nes the ri:n. Place this over an ordl•
nary pitcher filled with fee water,
making. It deep enough to rest on the
table, so as to exclude the air, and the
reader Will be astonished elthe . lengtii
of time ieo will keep and the water
cold after the ice is melted:
To CLEAR A Room OF illusQuiTorts.
—Take-of gum camphor a piece almost
one-third the aim of au egg, evapp,rate
ft by placing it In a 'tlu vessel and
holding it over a lamp or candle, Mk
pig eons that it does act Ignite. The
oho will anon All the room and ex
pel the nstleqUetoes. One
,night Rot
long since we were terribly _annoyed
by reheat; when we thought of and
• ett the above, after witlea we neither
saw nor heard them that night. The
nanitinorning thommis not one to be
found In the room, though the window
Had 'Wpm left apart all night.—,Fix.
1#H41 4 1/I.'
~
- / . .14E printer of the' Wmiern Gazette
e
reeently published IlitiefaUtritil44lo
- : '
"Dry .to wood waited immedi
ately at this office, in exchange torpor
'pen. 8.-Alohit bring logalit.
deitreinn Wit."
DUPHORN 8t HOFFMAN ;
NO RTH - -MIZEIT 601tNER,
CELI'RE 84VARE,
0,67778.13URG.
1
.2 Al.P.lll*ll
AMS
Catacom a ouaaig,
- 8
B If ALMORAL sti,
0 OP p
R
B tli e f 4113 ,
00TYONADFR
41LACIC currHig,
TRICOT CrLOTn6.
FANCY CABBINERER,
ROKIERY, OLOVEP,
P lIPPRPTDERP
COLLARK.
J'R A N 41 .
CARPETS.
QUEENHWAI4
KNIVES WI N D O WR
UMBRELLAS, BLINDS
DON'T 70.N08T 7HR PLd OE
Aprll'l7,lll6El. tf
FAHNESTOCK BROTHERS.
SUMMER GOODS,
We are constantly reeelving new. and Antra-
Wm stylen of
ILW4, POPLINS, PRRIDAIRS.
PIQUE:B, 6PAINO ULCVIKINGIB, ItLPACAS
CALIOOFA, LAWNIA,
AIo lorgaathlfttona to our UMW .apply of
GINUHANIS, 111.113LINS.
4Zi
c/AYTES, CASIO MUM JEANS,
49th nyery Yarlety of Goods for Neu'. mid
Iloy's wear. We bare added considerably to
our nourbrirrient of'
CA ft PETE 4,
Wli leh we are selling at greatly redueed prgoe*l.i.
Our 'toe* of
QU EENS-W A WE
Is complete. 11.
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• - and all Icily" °I
ilUlLDliqa 'MATERIALS,
l e vee feel Insured we can make It to the Interest
of the purchaser to purchase from us,
MAN tND : NAILS at reduced prices,
OILH AND'PAINTS at low mites.
OROCERIIN, of all kinds.
Give on a nal and biconYhiced.
1 a 1,4: rt!>:~ iry'~:l i'h y:! x ic'
Shin of the Red Frout.
Getty*burg, May 1, I. li
ROW & WOODS,
GETTYSBURG
SUMMER STOCK
DRY GOODD
DRIM GOODfi,
'NOTIONS,
LADLEB' HATS
LADIES' SHOES
CEHLDREHE SHOES,
'mem FOR BOYS,'
HATB•FOR MER,
HATS FOR CHILI:QM
MALaiIVIE corrox,
Bond so C0a1e..., at. pleacp Lem prlee.
1100 P SKIRTS,
la great variety
BALMOR.VL iiKIRTS.
MEWARD'DOTW WEAR
.4
TRUNKS,
of 411*—
ALI T SOLD CHEAP.
May LIM, tf
REA D- Q MR TERS
EZZI
CLOTHING,
HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Every Kind of GeteUenien's Wear,
UTCH AS
LINEN COLLARS
141iR'rtrrvR,
. • PXIInWiiiO4B,
CXMIYM AMIUNI;18,
- O&OV*K.
POCKIETBODIrgi
Tasviczazio EfACKS.
CANES,4();II4:: .
I keep Glanalsorea'a Wear of all kinds and
sal tam st
Lowest Cash PPiCe&
CM
BOYS' HATS' ANDr SHOES,
tis oat *miaow
~.give m.. ew balm* punisidas doe
E=ll
, •'•••••- 4 •-••-- MEMO. V• NOMA 1.
Aigg. VA ti
TIM - GETTYSBURG COMPILER,4IFRIDAY MOR.I4II.ONGi, 41ILY .18WO.1.
D. IeCIMADY.
"Best always Cheapest
VE Bert and etievest
tTADDLEE;,:
BRIDLES,
COLLARS and
HARNESS atoll kinds, in the County,
are strays to he found at the old and well
known eland, Baltimore .t, opposite the
Preohytenen antra—
7AcCREARYS'.
Our Riding and Wagon Saddles
are the most substantially taint and neatest.
OUr Harriette, (plain and silver rneremi
edi
id bs unaplete In every
best Material m respect and am
of the,very id
annitroartablp.
Our upper leather Drift Collars
CANNOT RE BEAT. They are the beat FIT
TING and most du rable.
Our Heavy Draft Harness
are made to order, Sr cheap as they an be
made anywhere and In the most aphittantlal
manner.
Riding Bridles, Wllips, Ladies, Draft
Karnes. FIB--nets, and everything in the line.
Norte better or cheaper.
Our prices
Rive been assucan to the lowest Living stand
ant.
A liberal Pc reentage for cash, ode all bills
amounting to SS or more.
Wit - waft nothing bat the best stook and
will warrant every article turned oat to be
in every respect as represented.
Thanklul for pant favors we inviteatteftkm
to our present stock.
ad-Cited oft a call and examine ratcxs and
QUALITY..
D. McCDEARY & SON
Ten. SI, 1116 tt
CARRIAGE- MAKING .GUaINESS,
TAE undersigned have resumed the Car
siege-mating business,
AT THEIR OLD STAND,
Zn Zed M d k &red, Geitypeterg, Pan
where they are prepared to put up work In
the most Oahlo4ahle, Ilubriuntlal and roper.
for manner. O. lot or new and second-hand
CAEWAOM, BUGGIES, dca, ON HAND,
.7 , ll , leV i hw: will dispose ant the lowest prices
aha satistLatoriV i u l be gu lt itsd " promptly
KEPALRINCS DONE WITH DESPATCH,
and at cheapen ram
A large lot of new and old HAW N:IW 013
hand and for saga
Thstakful for the liberal patronage hereto-
fore enjoyed by them. they aollelt and will
endeaver todeserve a largeatiare in the future;
DANNER ek. ZIEGLER.'
July 10, MI if
NEW_ COACH SHOPS.
YANTIW, ADAMS .4 CO.,
LITTI.F-STOW.N, PA
IV:E take tide method of informing the pub
ic that we have established new Coach
ps at. Littlestow n, where we are prepared
to manufacture to order oil kinds of BUG.
CARB/A01.94, SULKIkM , At., OIL the
shortest notice and mast aoctunniseleting
terms. Our hands have been procured from
Baltimore, and, ati we use none but choice
Material, we can put wurk to compete
with
a ndp in the Mate. Old work re
paired aken in exchange Inc new.
Aug. 90, 18117. tf
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES.
AU rrlflowboiidrvpeluty of
Y
COACT! WORK,
a( the latest and most approved styles
and constructed o he mAteriali to which
they invite the at te nti onof buyers( Having_
built out work with great care mid of material
selected With special reference to beauty of
style and durability, we can confidently re
commend the work as unaurgemed by any,
either In or out of the Miles.
All we ask in an intdiectlon of our work to
convince those Ju want of anirol of vehicle,
that this In the place to buy them.
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done at abort notice and on reasonable Wllll5
Give tie a call at our Factory, near the i•or
net of Washing ton and Chambersburg latreeta
Gettymbufg. • ,
P. J. TATE
W E. CUM;
March 19, 1040. tf - , ,
GOOD NEWS !
HENRY OVER RE-ER,
lIALTIXORE gT.. OrPTESIVIG, PA.,
'GAS completed has new Store House and
IA Just returned from the city with a fresh
and well selected stock of Goode, which he
respectfully, invites by trier - Ada sod the pub
lic generally to call and examine.
• au gict,TB CHEAP.
His ttock consists of
GROCERIEB,
FANCY GOODS, NO:TI.O.Ni3,
CEDAR, WILLOW AND QtriENS-WARE
FLOUR, CORN MEAL,
FEED, AC.
as -The Caati or trade will be given tot
Prow% Corn Outs, Potatoes, Butter, Eggs, Ba
con, Lard, Rap At
, e,
March 20, lass, If
°HEAP -NE CASH 1
NEWEIT9RE I . , .
ORM DIIIITES, LIQUORS, ac.
The undersigned has Tetnied to Oettysharg,
and -opened a new Store,. on &Litho lre street.,
next door to the Post Odle*, and neszly op
poslte the Court) House,
_Where he Offers IW.
sale, CHEAP FOR CASH, a large and choice
assortment of Utootries,—
SUGARS,
_COFFEES, TEAS, MOLASSES,
sy,RUPB, BALT, AG, with MR,
BACON, LARD, IC. -
Ab.o, Liquors,—
diVIHRS, lIRANDIRd, GINS, WHISKIES,
Rome, and everything else In the line.
Also, any quantity of Notions, to stilt any
and everybody.
Recollect Has I the plate to tar, CHEAP
FOR CASH. •
12E3E!
April 23, 1867
NEW MACHINE SHOP
AT NEW OXFORD.
rE nhtleralgrned calla aUenUon to hie new
un dsehine Shop, at New Oxford, Atialll Adams
ty, which hr Mot put up, at large expense,
with the determination to do v lo k r and satis
factory work. lie will matt ore various
kinds of
AGRICULTURAL hfiIINENT,
Tneh as VERFAIIING MAUR". LW, SPRING
OOTH It.A.K.‘"S, de.; and whir r keep tile
BUCKEYE HEAVER d STONER on hand
for sale.
AU descriptions of REPAIRING done
promptly faul as cheaply as poasible.
He has ip omit °cam with his Machue
kkop a esTRAII SAW 4114, upon Which ice
will do all kinds of work in that line,
He salts the public to call and give him
trial, and he guarantees full satisfaction,
March 13, IRE. 6m
CABINET-MAKING.
Wm. H. Silbffler,
AVING looated.in the town of NEW 0X
.14.1 FORD, Adams county, will carry_ on
the business of Cabinet-making, In all Its
branches.
FURNITURE
kept ou band and made to order. He will
also Wry*, sale a choke assortment of
CHAIRS.
Ha Invites the citisena Or the town and
surrounding country to - give him a call, as
be will WI as low as an he panhandle' any
otheoptace. He will guarantee hie work te
be Made la In the beat maser, and or good
materials.
New 07Jord, Jau. 31, lank if
DR. IL HORNER,
PHYSICIAN AND DRUG arer,
Mee and Drug Stare CUAXEUERSBURO ST.,
GETT'TSBUItti.
Medical advice without ebarge.
rz=
DRUGS MEDICINES PATENT MTIUCTNES,
Z.
U 8 , YE gT FES,
maLAI.ACI itiODA, CREAM OF TAR
TAR, LAMPS, COAL OIL, &e.
ERRE LIQUORS for medicinal purposes,
Dr. R. Sorrier's OM, reliable remedy
for chapped hands, ro ughakin, an. •
All *Aides warranted pare and genuine.
Des. Zr, IBQ. U
A 71145T-CLABiI DUNK
AT PRIVATE SALE,
WITELIN two ATiort ui Chrboryl, ow g 0...
f=l4 ot tve gor ni M m otil ...
Term rwoonablo. For tanker Clorwukikba,
&PSI' to
WM. input.
Jirept.V. FOIL tt Liotiwolaiww. Fo•
HOUSE PAINTING.
U80A147...L WARM AN, 1104 Na LASINSIIR.
*Mb Wolidnince 0. Gekllamutt, Pa.
CRXrD WORK Ant XOPSRATE P4lga
Jigs A Wit
Tin-Ware and. Stoves,
TSB LARGEST ABHOEMIENT OF Tfl
JOUN vdWasa4str
WARE IN -THE COUNTY. AT
-
S. G. COOK'S,
(formerly Andrew Polley's;) 'deo some of
THE BEST COOKSEaSTOTESIIESSAKEZT,
OLD DOMINION,
COMPROMISC,
, PENNSYLVANIA
A Mae, many ether &Melee Re Mediae se,
which will be said aglow as ss any ether
Jow.v. ma. It
SPRING AND SUMMER
CLOTHING.
G.X08,-,E 4.111.V0LD,
Has now opened a bilge Stock of READ"-
MADE moraufe, mealy at Ws own man
ufacture, consisting of all sizes of
COATS, PANTS, VESTS,
SHIRTS, DRAWERS, CRAVATS,
Hosiery, de., de„ at prices to suit the times.
can, 07.1133111113 and judge fee yourselves.
April 2,4„ ISO& tf
THE HOWE
SEWING MICHINES I
The erect IN*L i r il LUAU la
The highestpremiubt--Me Cram of the
Legion of H and Odd
ifedat—aura at the
Par te
1 7.
ad-Every kind of work cand )„ done on
them, \\
1;\
For sale at Geo. Jacobs & Bros, re,
Chambereburg street, Gettysburg, where th
can be found opeinutlig and giving full In
sCrOettous on the Mashines.
SiroEo. JACOBS I 880. ant tie only
Agents to Adam ea, Pa. (]►Dolan °ob
taining price liat, &c., can be had by address.
UHF them,
Jan. al, MI& it
TO CAPITALISTS !
Penning deglions at Investing and realizing
nearly NINE PER CENT., are requeoted to
CISIII=I
Gettysburg National Bank,
and obtain amebae a the Wales lhallie
and also Csnstassi Meade 11/11reed Com-
.pantir gratb.
These Investments are daily growing In
favor and sales lacraudng.
Bonds can be had at all times at. tlds Batik,
where an latermatton eaneeimbne sold In
vestments wpieforttelly be even:
Dee. !0,1867. tf
UNION P.WIFIC
RAILROAD BONDS.
First National Bank of Gettysburg
- 1 15 agent for the sale of the FIRST KOBT•
&WE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD SIX
PER CENT. GOLD INTERINT BONDS, at
par and interest. SiTlntereat payable semi
annually at gm Imola%
All neoessary lisinnastion given.
GM ABBOLD, Cashier
Gettysburg. Nov. a. Mg
LIME TENS.
THE undrlgued has bought out hb former
partner, Outwit, Lai now continues the
TEE LIME-BURNING BUBINEER
himself—at Lbe Gettysburg Lime Mina on
We corner of the Railroad end North Stratton
Sheet. Thankful for past patronage, he will
endeavor to deserve It. oontinusume, by prow
eating the boalmas an vlaarould on es
large a male as poealble—alwaya selling •
ISOod article and giving 110 Pd meuare.—
Forniera and °theta rfaty lank fur the prompt
fllling of orders..
Ile else eactlnues the
COAL BUSINESS,
oftring tke mad , popular bade. House
keepers and othorrahould glve him a ow.—
Biwaloath COal constantly on band.
Lime and Coal delivered anywhere In
Gettysburg:
M==o
Gettydkurg, Noy. 15.1884 tf
BARGAIN'
NEW • CIZIOOMIV`1"
JOHN t ItESS & SON
LAVE opened • new GROCERY, in Get-
Vibe*, as north-vreet owner ot the
e Square, sod hiev_e Jug received a
splendid woodmen& or M.MH
GROCERIES,
eaba,Vees,B=cotralattise=6.Vor
!Lomita.
AUG, QU NaWAR& OCenrWIWINe,
Nets, Prot eamporsaey Arlieles awl
. We will sane keep es bead
amid FPS.
.
Ravens warred Ow CAEN, we are pan
to inn very eheap. Give ass call and
adze !kw yourseives. .
Sept. XT. latt. u
OROOMY & • FLOUR STORE.
MEALS 4 BROTH - Eli
HI AVM tantotedi the# Ware to the Nein
-11 property, on Cluunbersborg atne,
where they proptede to keep constantly odd
head ,
GROCERIES,
Maw, Jed, Rations, &o.
Aldo, VEGIEWLUDI assini4=ll
Übe cis: sad coi
go.
Los ataaskel= am aftiveluvlbesut. Pa
oWa rsi .
mama a Imo.
April A LM ,tl
Y~ t r~liii i iY~~
RAMIS some valsabh.
Irkbalk win trade kir am or Nan
this c.i . flre limarroiroWeesSol, sad
%Met OM 1,1116.
among irlah an Uk•
NOBLE COOK,
MOONOIIINT,
BARLEY. SEIZAP, to
plus ID Uue about:
EL 0. COOL
NOTICE
J. 13101iY HAIR, Cantkler.
EM
GETTYSBURG
JACOB BEILEY.
Erszn
IN OCITIVIBURG
22 _ex° rd ../
.ALL KINDS OV
LE? ILL THE SKS COTE !
Fbmtp,e4.o, a aisfeetkuktry Store.
K. \ l ll' id ri l. • lisv i l acr "h ami t : gad.:
More. ea Baltimore stseet, Deady op
' amb,ffettysburg.lwrites
C ite =s lidlzOtialne Large slid Mated se
the ban been, no effort will be spared
to render It stir more attractive and amica
ble. He now offers
IV ritlizl w Mare, PIMA Candy, -
Work Percy do.,
Pori/Moe, „. Plaklas.
ooh,
liemilms,
Pocket- Lobstews,
Mika Chomeabow,
Pocket:May, Fancy Wm,
Jewelry, Perms Crackers,
cases, Wins Malta,
Brushee, Bassoon do.,
Perfumery, Fire Wor
Soaps, Pens *Pe k., ncils, '
Combs, Writing Papers,
Fruits,
Buts, tvelosmon,
'
87" . 141 A0 NUMBBOIIS +olkegitAlON.-
He intends to sell everything at the lowest
panda)e pram, beLevtag that "small paditsu
brag "quiet sides." end are there're* best'
for buyer sod saner. Come one-come an
A. E. FEISTF.L.
11Arch sr; teas tr
PrZ'O'.rMrlri'M=ll:
bscribers have just returned from Me
I th e r rt su ies with as immense supply of
HARDWARE & CIEOCERIES,
which they are offering at their old stand in
Baltimore street - At prices to salt the times.
Our stock Consists In part of
817ILDING MATERIALS,
GARMENTER'S TOOLS,
BLACKSMITH'S TOOLS,
COACH FINDINGS,
SHOE FINDINGS,
CABINET MAKER'S TOOLS,
BODELKKEEPER'S F/XTURES
ALL KINDS OF IRON, &c.,
GROCERIES OF ALL KINIA
OILS, PAINTS, Az., ite.
There Is no article Included In the several
1 3
is menlicated abovebut what. can
be LM store. Every class of Mechan
ics saki bisacoommodatesi here with tools and
findings, and Housekeepers can find every-ar
ticle In their line. Give us a call, as we are
prepared to sell as low for cash as any house
out of the eity.
JOEL. R. GANNER, ,
DAVID ZIEULEIL
Gettysburg, May 15, 1664.
NEW DRUG STORE,
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THE Irden o ttv d i It: opened & t rend Irore
spocsnlrcaltt the'attentlon of eme 'tlie'prtatilor:4;
his stock of
PAINT% S
OILS
VARNIERIN,
DYS si t
WINDO GLAM.
PATENT SUIDICINES,
and a run assortment of DRUGS; In a word
!It co= s te mock of Goode generally kept to a
Drug Store. All of which halm bean
daring the past two weeks, and
a ° , l l am be l ead low. All the article s formerly
snantitsctured at the old eetablishment in
East.Rerlin can be had here. Understanding
bushier, perfectly, and selecUnA his goods
himself, ha m is able t o warrant hla Warp pure
and ea repnreed. The public are requested
to give him trial.
D. M. MILLER.
! New Oxford, ay 6,1847. tf
Farmers, Attend, to Your Interests!
GETTYSE
beeriber won' inforsp MIMI:I
-WO% im t]
and others, that he is st Il manufae
airing various kinds of castin and Ma
chines, made to order, on sho notice,
such as
THRESHERS AND POWE
Cave different &Meeof Powers.) C.C.CRIEIIe
REEDHTH.4LEBS AD CLEANERi4, MEN
TI
SFT :
AND SEPARATORS CON
FODDER COTTERS STRAW AND HAY C
TERS CORN PLANTERS;
UGH'S,
such as Cast Ploughs, Harehear Ploughs, Side
hill and Corn Ploughs, the
WIRE-SPRING HORSE RAKE.
the latest Improvement • aIsoHIHREHAN'S
SELF.IHISCHARGINg .1)(11W.: HAKE
He will hkewlae wane adore
. .
MOWERN AND
METAL SCitgWR for Cider Presses,
lILON RAILING fir Cemeteries or Porches,
wio avezyttitag aka In his line, all at law
rates.
KAI BALE.—A One-horse Wegosi.
DAVID STERNER.
April 10, IBM. tf
10 TEE BUILDING COMMUNITY
AND ALL OTHERS
WHO WISH TO .IMPROVZ
THE undersigned respectfully informs the
panne that 11l still continues the
cd,RPENTERING BUSINESS,
at his old island, on West street, Getlyaborg,
and is rawly Mall times to sccowinsodate those
wanting anything done In his HIM He Is pre
pared to furnish all kinds of work for build.
log wooer, of the best material, and as
neatly and cheaply as it mu be done at any
other establishment In the county. Expe
rienoed haridsabrays In medlar= and warn
executed with promptness and dispatch.
Thankfal for past hvon, he hopes, by
attention to business, to receive • liberal
chars of public patronage.
W3l. CHRITZMAN.
June 1.7, IN7. tt
Gettysburg Railroad.
GE OF OCNINECTIONB.—On and at
tar Monday, May lift, Itlo, Passenger
ns- Will leaver and arrtvedt Clettyaburg,
and make connections, asfollows
MINT PASSENGENITRAIN will leave Oet
yaburgat Eli A. M., with paseengerrfor York,
t Hsrristem, Philadelphia. Baltimore, and the
North and Week arriving at Balloter Junc
tion without change of are, Ft 10.15 A. M., con
necting with the' Fast Line Bank on the
Northern Central Railway, and arriving at
Bnatimore at 13-10 noon. Aim connecting
with Mall Train from Baltimore north, at
riving in Harrisburg at 1.00 P. N. Arriving at
Gettysburg 1220 P. Id., with passengers from
.lilarrisenn, York, Baltimore and Washing
ton.
BROOND PASSMYGER TRAIN will leave
Gettysburg at 12.45, P. M., arriving at Hanover
Junction at 2.40, and connecting with mall
train South. Arrive at Baltimore at 5.20 P. M.
Arrive at Gettysburg at 4.30 P. M. aOh pas
sengers front Philadelphia, Harrisburg and
the North and West, and also with paasen
gees from Baltimore and Washington by the
bat line north, which leaves Baltimore at 12.10
DOOM
Panseugers can leave Baltimore In the Mail
Train at 8.30A31., and arrive in Gettysborgllt
12.30 P. M. Or leave Battimore in the feet line
at 12.10 nom, and arrive In Gettysburg at 4.20
P. M. Bat one change of cars either nay I IM
Hanover Junction,
May 94,190,
Ft, liceVAlDT,Preo't
Hanover Branch Railroad.
CIN and after MONDAY, Dec. DOA, 1887, pee
fir=r trellis on the Hanover Branch
rill leave as follow.:
FIIIBTTRAIN will leave Hanover at 9.20 A.
nth passengers Ibr York, Baltimore, Nur.
riablirg, and the North and WOOL. This train
arrives at the Junction at 10.10 A. M., con
necting with the FastLlne Smith, on the
Northern Central Railway, which arrive& at
Baltimore at UM P. X., and also with the Mall
Train North, which &Trivet; at Harrisburg at
19.16 P. M.
itip-Thls train returns to Hanover at 11.53 P,
If.. and arrive. at Gettysburg at 12.55 P. N.
SECOND TRAIN leaves Hanover at 2.45 P.
H., and arrives at the .1 Etnedon - at &* P. M.,
connecting with the Mail Train South, which
arrives at Baltlatore at GAO P. H. Passengers
by
th
i
n 6.11 traP. in
I for York lay over at the Junction
unl.
irirThls +rain returns to Hanover at 4.46 P.
Y., with passengers for Hanover, Gettysburg
Paiwengers leaving Baltimore for Hanover,
Est , b.un sad Littleatown. will Wise either
the Mail Train at 8.110 A. M. or theFaat Use
at .IC4 3U.11 LIB, Agent.
Dee. 110. DOR. U
Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
WI; ISa R freak route runnLutbet between Phil -
sderphia and Pittston rg. Trains Leaving
make Use following eannoolloas
with tide lit tine:
Gettysburg Have at &IS a. *. and 12411
Hanover June. arrive 10.05
_
leave 10.50 " 9.40 "
Darrieburg arrival= m . 11.45 "
leave 4,10 9.45a.m.
arrive 9.49 " 7.99
fierrlsbarg leave 1.15 " 1216 .
Pittsburg arrive 1.30 a. so. "
At Philadelphia elope connections aremade
with the trains tor sew 'York. Boston and ad
Eastern Cities, At Pittabars connections are
made
ll In the Se*western Union Depot with the train s
tor a potnts.
terFor E DW A R D ton Ivrea to
El. 1 lAMltt es.
Oen. Ru.,
litany W. Owl:aux, Geri. Plum Arthilla.
June 5,19&1. tt
NOTICE.
lpartaanddp linnitafore eisting be
l:smiths undersigned in the Produ x ce aad
basinais was dimalved aa the
frit day &rosary MM., by mutual eort
seat. The at asmaWa and all
bellaire imam beer leg in Übe - bandi t =
Gulp, who is duly authorised to setae up
the mare. He will be found at the Ware.
Mors row Ls thritlighent
St afters .118 PPRaVa Wrireshaare instdr
ed to mill and settle.
C allkSHANit.
Jan. /7, IMIL tt
Bale Oryiag.
W. PLIENGIEBIG aontinnes the business
L i tie SA LE CRYITiG, and @Melts time easi
er Ow public. It is /tie
entlesthewor to thrs miss then.
soenth ettysburg. eis.. thadirthsse hwoo sad.
ins
P. IL— is • linemen Artslioneer, under
thelir Tux Lew
Mg. then Gaited awes.
,
v=%:.,-Ir- i'i.ia.mvistui-;-.-
I j r itizN ev,
at coke aull Woolanha ux ad Drr-
K H. MINNIGH.
A . ' ,`.? :7 , 11:
CH Ala BE it8.111L11,4 f 9 RTi.TT,
NEXT DOOR T) TER ILICTIOTOIfi HOTEL,
GRTTIRBURG, PA.,
Confectiew,-Periodicalud News
Niot.
ALL KINDS OF CONFECTIONS, CANDIES
ORANGE% LEMON% NVER,
immits4untr, Mk snr -
ICE CREAM AND CAKES
impplied to Amities and pullet, at aborted
I=l
THE WILY PAM= OP
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YoBN, AND
CHOICE I(AGAZI2PEB,
supplied to subeerlliers at lowest »tea.
sr CALL AND ZIGASIINE.IOII
I=
FURNITURE,
D. C. SHEAFFER,
PETERSBURki, (Y. B.) PENN'A.,
Is prepared to oikr to the Public anything
in hla line a. drop a eau he kW is the
=
ear Purebasers will do well to eon and exam-
foe our stock before buying elsewhere
FURNITURE
made to order. Repairing done 12101,44, cheap-
b. •ad with dispatch.
Jan. 14, Vliii. tf
BARK! BARK!
1,100 CORDS WANTED !
EK SIINEKZIWIULR WAITI3
600' CORDF3 OF
BLACK OAK BARK,
for which he Wal Pee OA Oe per cord, as dolly-
ery, in good order, at hie taa,ganl, to Get-
tpibvag. Wasitad also,
600 CORDS OF
ROCK OAK BALK..
for which the hlgilegt imariEet wipe WM dr
given
=
Volk 14, b ern
WM. BOYER, & SON,
\ . INLALiaII IN
, t I RIES, NOTIONS,
T BACCO
\
S, &C. ,
ALilO, - '
With
1 lineal luortit
I
GRO
Willow Ware.
Stone, Wooden
if iU Gods
usually kept I
FIRST-CLAM FAXII.Y 0 Y.
Jan.lo. INC tt
'FIRST NATIONAL BA
OF GETTYSBURG.
Notice to Hoiden of 7-80 Notes.
Lent tell, when the privilege of converting the
Angtuit 7-30 Notes expired, many persona who
neglected to consort into 5-20 Bends, or sell
loot the preordain and thspriviklre of convert
twg. It will be the same with the 7-30's ma
Oaring In June and July next, if not disposed
of in Woo. Thin Bank will either aniveritozr
purebaie, the 7-80's, allowing prombakAimi
I=3
O. API4OLD, Culler
Feb. U. UM. U
WY. t. summon & SON,
A Sabbath liberal dlawount allowed for Ctiarhheasswl
Allrltuitzuetlona given both to Vocal and
Instrumental Music, at our rooms, and at pa
;lona' haanan y ettbet to Indlviduabg otriasoca, on
CARPENTERS MD CONTRACTORS, rel i b l e 'ernlj•
GATTYSBURG, PA.,
Are prepared to de all I.,.latta et Carperdering
—contracting and erecting buildings of all
kinds, Repshing, de. They keep eonstaatly
on bawl end inatualkature to order,
!iY`~1:~'\_1:I IY r ~ ~f i :~ :i ii l: I f -t:I,r:l! 7~i
AND WINDOW PEA MS, 00BNICE,
woos /I WINDOW BRACKETS,
And any Aker ANak In the !loading Lane.
Seasoned disteriel coastently on hand, =Pe-
danced workmen aware In reedlneM,-end
work executed with dispatch.
Sir-Orders promptly attended to
Sept. ID, 1867. It
NEW SADDLER SHOP.
ON e.. the Hill. 14 : 1 0 14 :r • stm cl .,:e jetm
O N
Sii Jan" of
SIDING SADDLES,
WAGON SADDLES,
OAJERLIMZ GARNERS,
DRAUGHT HARNESS,
lUDWO BRIDLF,
BLIND BILIDLINi
OOLLAMI,
FLY - NETS. ie.,
.
as low let the lowest.
J IL DOWIL
June Ili, ISO. If
CANNON'S
, MARBLE WOBIEB s .
On MUMen ESL, opposits'Ont Coaftoßene,
GATTTRII736 I , PKWIP
/MAT none tsar 01 Vatic ALOOOI.I 111
MEW sin= OT T 'ART
isaw4.lol6. tt
IN GREAT VARIETY,
PAILASoL'S,
FANS,
CORSETS,
AT
I=utrcv Gb Vcirc3pas'.
wAy nom w '
rows POUVEUZIMMI MOD, ai Makes
tr,4o",
HAY AND GRAIN
rf".4.7tITE.D.
Tn . 's undersigned would announce to the
citizens of Adams county that they still
awry on the
GRAIN AND PEAY 13IISINTA19,
at t G he ett oldysburg stand, 011.ANTTE STATlON repared, on
the Rai They are p
b 3 pay (he WOW, lroad.
prime ate GRAIN AND .
HAY. Thal hasp 1.11 lands or
GROCERIES, SALT, GUANOB,
ea. vita* they will sell at the smallest
poem.. 131 Te us a earl sad me for yeomen's'.
PHILIP HANN & SONS.
Dee. 20, ISIIT. ly
raß GETTI73III,RG
SKY-LIGHT GALLERY. •
A.
underalopied hiked pleasure lam:mower
to the ultimate of ett,Tobting and We
blic genera/1p that he h es removed Qom
pu
WAWA rookie; on Wert Alfddlo street, to B&W-
More street, and utterly opposite the afore of
Wellman:la Brothers. The room he now °c
ouple' has bma reemisAY IMO/ a n axProualT
ler his buolnera. Th. Location us an admlrnble
mivarlillog biro. to take pictures 'nail anodes
of weather, end with a correct new unequalled
111.127 where LIKELIFE- PHOTOGRAPHS,
et every his. opt dew7tpvttop exeinted In
the ffnest etyle. Particular attention given
to the CARTE Dl{ V/iilTE,Auici to eopyhag
AMBBOTYPID3 and DAGIVERZEOTYPF.N. ef
deceased friend.. Also—
tjjlNltr
,
a new style of picture, which ha. become
very popular with the public, not only for their
beauty, but for cheapness and convenience.
SIXTEEN for ONE. DOLDAR only. Alai
—THE PORCELAIN PICTURE, which far
weir beauty and durability are mum - pained
We are prepared to carry on the businNia In
V i i i. :tAw/eua brandies, and having had cen
tuple:lona we rua marina In CitY AZ.
ANTEEING PERFECT bIAT.DiIAt
Our facilities for a full ,11spiny of our skill
are unequalled by any other Gallery In the
comity, sad we would therefore Write every
one to call at the NEW GETIASIII.I/1U
1413M1T GALLISRIf.
11 antiis eive exama
AP .1.111.
ine our bpootroe us Jculgo
for yon
lane 2fa
TO FARMERS !
raeific Guano Compauy'r
COMMI
PACIFIC GUANO!
PRICE,REDUCED TO 436.00 PER TON.
t r ii: ME, OP THIS GITAMO In Maryland
several year. for Corn, Tobacco and
Itlprlng Cropeois well as for Wheat, has
establiehed Its excellence. It possesses all the
qulcknees of Peruvian thlano, with perma
nent qualltlee not poesessed be that article.
Repellence late shown that. thin *nano ri
pens the Wheat crop from fire to sir ',kept ear
lier than the Super Phowhates. It also ri
pens Toberco earlier, and produces, a crop of
better quality. The Pacific Guano Company
has authorised the above reduction in muse.
quenee Of the depressed condition of the fauns
lag Interests In the Southern States. It Is the
pa=of the Company to furnish the best
at the lowest price, which Ulm are ah to
to do by reason of their large capital and facil
ities. The Guano is warranted name in quali
ty as heretofore sold by us.
JOHN S. MEESE SI
GENLEAL AGEN , t OH THE COMPAN Y.
„
St,lttlt Street, Ltaltitatkre.
!tor sale by McCtiltlli S II A.31.11.TUN,
lLei
vsMbnr~
27. ISCg. Cnl
DIORO PHILLIPS'
GENUINE. 13EVISEEENJ/
Super-Phosphate of Lime,
STANDARD GETARANTID.
PQM 11•11 A.l . IliiinrrAcavaaa's Ds/me,
No,. 2T Nortb Fount, Street, PhlladelpUla
MEMEM
. -
And by Desdeta In general throughout the
Country , .
II'U_IiigIfII.REFLO GUANO of vilatah. 310R0
PHU.I.UPV PROAPHATM la and ahaaya boa
been manufactured (and of which!. has sole
control for the United Stated coalman& tilty
per cent, more Rune Phosphate than haw
Bone, therefore It Is mom durable. The ad
dition of AINIZI3OIIhI ONE , / I& greater fortllislng.
value.
Over seven'yeane experience ham pro , . (41 to
the Farmer that it inakeii a heavier grain than
eves stable manure, and to not only active bat
: 1 1Fijoe l o ag 00 pee too, 2,0110 a. Blaemant
*realm.]:
MORO PHILLIP*,
Role Proprietor ►nd Manufacturer.
Mare& 13, 18118. Vrn
=SINGER & SHEREIAN,
NO. 2 WEST MARKET STREFL , ,
EA.,
E!MMMM
- ,
respectfully inform the public tha t they am
prepared to fureblh Pleura of the following
manneteloreor of any other make that may
be preferred t
Alliviala. Wakes a aeaualdt,
Clldletertair a son, liradlaug7,
Raabe Ilt elan. Bala & Sea
hNTEY.CI4.IIII3ILA , ED
T
COTTAGE, H M
ARONIC AND BOL DOIR
ORGANS AND MELODEONS.
. .....
These InstrumentS staid unrivalled by any
thing found In thin country or In Europe, as
Is adnillaed by all impartial Judges. The meat
eminent Pipe Organ Builders and Performed,
• - hula to MsMver excellence in reed gone,
• • nounced them vastly auperlor to mt mama
eeedlngly quick articulation m 4 wuntt.
••. the essential feature In imttorapm a of
this..•• We invite the se, e{it-Vrta.4,ny any
milaslain °fall.
.. . . ,
PATE VI . VOX lil- - .yA,,N.. TithElaipaals
This lattiquad most woostettul inventtoo (ea
aelcootstedesid by ;s „ 1.1 leading artists) will be
found only bathe halpy hulteuresnats. 111 at
tempting to *sprit* the effect of ttils atop, we
are at twit Kr//ilettW. its beauties LIUMIA,
be wr i t tet ku p Initst ne beard to be apprecia
ted can
Be as :ataNlnary
tach. requires a 1107thne
87 ac pe
Ilrr
Iy ee
the reed Tone, giving the ;wit.
tie sweetness Of the human \Mee, I,, A k.
Iti ft ad melodious alai pure that lt . Ape, er
fut s to effebant the listener.
THE: HARMON' , ORO
for Churches, Public Halle anti ;mhos, uea
a powerful sab-Bads with Independent reeds,
Harmonic attachment and Voa Humana
Tremolo, and is believed to Wine moat powers
fal reed organ road°, being nearly equal to a
Pied Organ of three times the met,
Alllnstruments warranted for five yep ra,
/fir BRASS BANDii supplied with Iritru
mewls and magic at rammuuble terms.
HOOP .i,11: TS,
WM. T. HOPKINS' "OWN MARE"
er
"KEYS TONE/MIRTH,"
ARE the beet and Cararsor Low Pnacon
Hoop Skirtetu the market. TrallSkirta
springs, SLR; 11 springs, ilMa; and etli
springs, 1.45. Plain Fiki rts, tape*, dUnkrturrx,
so Onkel ; Zwprings, to Oenta; aff springs, e 415;
and 35 springs, 51.1 n. Warranted to wery re
spect.
"Our OWN "Make"of "UNION SKIRTS,"
Eleven Tape Trails, from A/ to 54 springs, SLID
to $2.511. Plain, Mx Tap., A to .i 1 springs,
from 95 Cents to tao. These Skil - U{.4re bettir
than those sold by other establishments as
first class goods. and at much lower privet.
"Our OWN Make"of "CHAMPIoN SKIRTS"
are In every way superior to all other Hesse
Eikirta:before them/bike, and onlyhave to heel
twined or worn to convince every one
=
Mist. Manufactured of the best ilnendi
English Steel Springs, very superior tapes, sop
Lba Myle of the metalle fastenings awl. man
ner of securing them eurpase for Wirability
and airdeuenee any other Skirt In WM *ono
try, and are lighter, more elastic. wear imager,
give mare matisfuotion, and are really clisager
than all others AlNery lady a.ad
They are being sold ex tenaively by Mere/mete
thsoughout this and the lakkening stale" at
very moderate prices. If you want the beet
ask for "Hopkins etnimpiou Skirt." It you
do not Ond them, get the useachant with
whom you deal to order them for you, or come
or send direct to us. Merchant/L/011 [lnd our
different grades of Skirts exactly what they
need, and we especially invite 14watt:wall and
azatsdnexi extenotce moseetwent, or send
ter Whol e WU:ULLA..
Xate had Metall at Manufactory, will of
the Metall Trade generally, and at Wholesale
of the Manufacturer only, to whom all ordese
shankl ter addressed.
MANUFACTORY Aso SALEROOM, MB
Between athlisigi7ll ) d
WM. T. HOPKINS.
211, I INn
I :fiii:l l lF.l%i:MirtV 4 : ls l
Mfro. Reportßarraere Cub, Y. NC;
UI g LEIGI MA VALL.XI23.—W ELL D. Osborn,
' F A l air& besl giveu soun d , sett
hiftg IS= IAVIITI - 1
/1126timers' clothes ean, and nela too
Wert kw the wows ? Washing =-
=ilhem ao genenally proved failures
lam .hold of throwing away my roo
mer won One . '
viunistar Boarawmr—/t you had to play ten
tlmaa thel money you mention. Itiauld be
the boa Inventammit you ever ti
Van Wm. But you moat ned upon
=lai, (lea the trulyenial Clothes Weiner
filad solar MOO 4.1.41 eitdldrep, will rum
ap pat you blessed. For they will find
washitur =Mk Mill."
EMU NY
C. BROWNING, General Agent,
al Oortliadt Buser, N. Y.,
Hof' Rsaiers and Canvassers everywhere.
e 5, MA ant
Osborn Mentielaring Company,
14100 I&fteeker Ilteemh 3. Y..
"013 BORN" AND ANIMAL BIRD CAGICR
Le h AtrainTt n eit
aL
of
These - Wire of a. great variety of styles
and lilliiiiihStalodo
asearlf. AroattitO .21trd. Sluirra,
rimy us Ina superior manner;
ao 411 r IMMlCEurrion-whlth et so
aglazienrae-belng need In theft
Ana Vzoun Pitoor.-
AMU opprocitto WWI MIAs of
•=r ws lbo u joood histmt la n pri.k. o (MYR Ors u;
. , ;DAUM. and New York State Pare
tto the Trade. Send for
41 = "1
eobausatu! G&W! In lift
cmonc 9"tg, ruts •pazifitailawari,
NA4ZI
OF OSTTYLIBUItO
Will Wow Interest. on Irbil Deposits, so
3 PPS' ORS! /Mt ',1 ., MI! pm 1 liesei.
“ “ II smehlis6
FM=
" 64
will convert MS NOT/48=W BONDS,
as usual, tree of
CASH IXIIOOIIND DM:WM 'SOTO and
coupoNis.
Wlll also purchase or sell 9TOCIDS and
8019k3 of every kind, free of charge aa eon-
soiselen, arid wall at aU times pay the HIGH
INT PRICE for GOLD and SILVER, sod
will, with pleasure, trammel all business
promptly, as heretofore, pertaining M • well
regulated Bank
Mk AENOtsD, Quitter
Gettynbun, Nov. 8, 18/R.
GETTYSBURG
NATIONAL BANK
GOVERNMENT RONA 9, of all kinds,
BOUGHT wad MOLD.
BEVEN-TIIIRTY Benin converted Into
FIV&I'W.E.STY VOIVDS without. rbaritc•
COMPOUND INTETWIT NOTP.I3,CA9LIER.
The minizer raninrf f nnkl on GOLD
sad kllLvial.
STOCKS and BONDS. of all kindirp
_boned,
for persons *without CHARGING GOV-
tlitEXl
ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED
Intereot on SPEC/AL DEPOSITS adrcmced-1
=MO
4 per *eat. ler I gear,
4 pee else. Poe 4 aleeslas,
a per irs asOistba.
Persons irtstilog Information to regard to
V. 8. Sands, and !Anti : 14141 1 , 4 . 9ad5. are in
vited be lipin toa cidi. ‘ anifne will give all
ObeerfUllY
J. BROM BAIR, CALahter.
Gettroburs, Oct. 33, Me. tt
EICELPOR OiLLERT.
PHOTOgrRAPHS,
nay .natures,
AUMICYTYPEO,
Stereosco.pie "HeH•+ - of the
BATTLE-FIELD,
srrizoscoM
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES,
A1438T.71146,
I
AND AT OREATLY REDUCED PRICES
srAre deal ii n0i.0144 but the best of Its
kind. Can and *amino mar ;dock.
C. J. TYSON, rcaprietor
April 3,185. tt
WE Len 1:1101130 nem
Mrs. S. 4. AlZen's
=ilM7
HAIR RESTORER.
FAVORITE
HAIR - D ' ITESSING
Yew Style, in One Bottle,
will quickly restore gray Hair to Its natural
color and tealuty, 444, produce luxuriant
growth. It to perfectly Ltarmless, and to pre-
feered ovite every ether preparation by Woe
whxt have • Lae bead of half, lui well WI
•
Most wish to ireeteretit. The beautiful
ems perfume liapairleel to thu Hair
li: .
make It dad e lbr ()M ead young.
ror k e by all Dreutete.
Depot, lee Green\ vfob Street, New Tort.
PRIOR ORR DOLLAR.
Feb. 29, 11304 Sin
PHOTOGRA.
LADIES'
TOILE SETS
WiaTrak DESKS,
PER7IT-4fERY",
Pauly Mu sad Behada' Vow
TOTS, ad, mc.. aom.
AT A. R. FEISTkL'Sp'
Opp:;itte ralutesticickiV
Gettribarg, ltuirgihitt/A,
LEWIS ',STEOUSE
Haa Itioadis boot ltlii.olosiok, on Dorttale
street, sod eaolagtbbboaeaeeagse border
than teem He make he old Wends and the
panne train.
• 1 t
sonspl_nr, eimunins, , anirsonaziey
6204,118, roticcos, aD.,
In lardtearnd a little cheaper than the
cheapest. Don't lomat toe plaoe—nearlYnacke
site: the Railroad 1114141011.
ChAraliniry Oct, U, Yip. tr
LAWRENCE D. DIETZ &
wuckumaz =tunas or
vescr GOODS
notions,
408.1116 Y wog
Vektettll"
• Ea 11111
1 / 1 141111111S $44,1184 * Melly
Milr" 1111133111111WL
11 5 6
pluotPß l4
t ot MARK;
Olf 111. e
=MY
114011. I SONS, Philadelphia,
Northwestern Fertilizing Co.,
CHIcA,OQ,
Nu LS MANIIVACMNAIk
' - Velem r
ISAVOITS IMW 11.11Y1 PHORPIVATR.
$5B per %Molt..
FZIEIZE
VS per sow lbs.
BAtrair CRled GO ItIAXO )141% • 17R
•• tee per 1.006114,
Tiss &boy* lisinarni ars furnished IS
boas and bitted*. whichever cUstomets prefer.
Br n o !live wahbrea.g weeNs 01.14
the attention of Ferment Is especially di
rest/el in tbelhell that the is =new of the Haw
Material of which the sho.c Manures aro
compeeed, ere so well tinder control that we
alre:lraVolitrarttfltrOt ODU natilyl4r
Pessentnaw of anwoonis titan
of
other claw
trumulactured maxim. InAhe market..
RAMS & PIONM,
n) South Laiawara Avetkur,
l A N ILADS.I.I , IIIA.
NORTHWESTERN VERTILIEINO
Cur. Loki; dr.,Liug4 , ? 4 , ::1 ;,, , ,.
46) - 114.1.;(41. COM , an y U t he
may he promeed &net deelerx In any of the
psineipal towns In the I. oiled iaates or
Dominion of ru.adtk.
Jame 19,11 t. .frn
FL M. TT'llTiß & CC)
"irEarrABLE AMBROSIA
IA IMAT IT PrltYolttll 411lc,
GEHEINEHAIR rtEwronArtvir,obang-
A, lag Gray Light, Red or Faded Hair u•
the Durk, LW/Mow Men Dews, which wt
War* youth or aim. It WWIU rosltlroly eradi
cate Rupture and riandrillT frotu tIIr xralp,
and wbeee thkte In life int Be orloada, will estate
a new grturth of flair to ut forth ea held
apollii Thousands urn teetify p inE tolhe e.
PRICE': 91.00 PER BOTTLE. '
air A. p. Aurhlnq Wbolesule tu34.1 1
Arm ts flottritnirg—und for m[ hi Fit Teta by %in
13'
iiiTESIiEW 'el
NEW GOODS
FOR iWNitit* A2.7-o'./41MFM1:11
VINN plat retilrni‘d horn the city will.
e Woe and wail &meted stuck of
alot/Drl NOTIUNN.
020C111111:8,
BoWIENN-WAD4O,.
, 111101,23 AND RATH,
L eMI elett weeention of Ike euraument and
the community to my largo an , eit
Wald' 1 son low oilerttig at lower rates than
they have been alum the war, and la price.
which cannot fall to vtrtke the pricelia.r ae
' at= at ‘h aa ßi l ' ow .‘" tiV r irev /,‘ )1.'7 yupar
11 I 17 , teat!
I am akar prepanal to meet competuMn In
lots prime from any atol all qw,ncr,
Prompt conformity to the lowevt market
prime la my eatablhda4l rule,
MMWEIMI
SPEER'S
PORT GUAJPE WINE,
throe ky Ifurinede 0/ lboureira/tons fin arrh
or annanauslon Psupoara.
Erceliest for Ladllee anal Weakly Pwrawfu
TO UNE.
ViNEYARDS. NEW JERSEY
limer't Port Crape Vise, Fay Tears Old.
Fillil Justly - celebrated native Wine le made
,r om tato Moe at taw Oporto Grape, nosed
thls oeuntry. Ita invaluable
Tonic and arcragigkening Prop(rtira
are unsurpaseed by any ‘Otter native Wine.-
Beni the pare jafee of the grape, produeed
Mader own personal .pervlskeit,
Its purity and gelitilneness are gtutruntA td.-
The youngest child m partake u( goner
ens eualliles, end the weakest lnvnithi 11111)
use It to advantage. It is particularly bene
ficial to the aged and debilitated, and suited
to the various allmenui that &allot the weak. r
sex. It la, in every respect,
A WINE TO WE RELIED ON.
Invalids use Speer's Port Grupe Wine.
Females use 14peer e Port Grupo Wine.
Vitsik-ly persons Iluil a beuatit liy Its use.
Speer's Wines In Hospitals are preferred to
other wine&
Mold by DrugirLetaa,ad Grocers,,
AS - The Trade xupplied by Johnson, Iloilo
il l af h t i ar p d i r i a .: and Frt. och, I:UE.lmMb* A Ce ..
A. ttpeer'■ Vineyard, New lensiy, Mite
24,f Broadway, New York.
August 30, 1807. IY ,
March, 1868; Now ready, ikejoilavuog
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large octavo pages, well bouticCin law
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COTrONCLOTH,CABTURS,AILYEtt FLAY*.
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Compton.," as It le not log of the wort.
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46 Hanover *4., Boston, yew.
July 4 DAL 4ne
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ELKO the Trooper, the understated le au
thorised 'W. make removals Into. 'liver
n Cemetery, and hopes that sash as eon
template the removal of the reoutise eit de
hiretaMtetitert!■Nweteeteihreriti- whet them
selves of this season of ,the year to have It
done. • Removal* made ISM promptness—
terms low, and no elan ar tn to O lwie.
• P TH,
March MO. Keeper the Cemeteßry.
' U. a. son*.
T» MK National Bank of OettrseurS
will mak I. and WM/ U. n Bonds,: Ids°
74e and Otninponnd Interest Notes.
OROROR ARNOLD, Oudde ,
Oct. I, ISM. If
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