Gettysburg compiler. (Gettysburg, Pa.) 1866-1961, August 14, 1868, Image 4

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WHAT TUCKERS SIVIT KNOW
L i The Rural World - says :
The farmer, ILke the business man,
inapt know what he is doing ; he must
have some pretty decided idea of what
heis to accomplish—ln fact, must cat
' culate it beforehand.
lie inumt know lila soll—that °reach
lot; not only the top, but the sub•eoll.
Ho Must know what grains and
,graasee are adapted to each.
lie must know when is the beet
time to work them, whether to the
fall or spring, of whether the next
summer following.
He must know the condition in
which the ground must be, when
plowed, so that It bent too wet or too
dry.
He must know that some grain. re
.4uire earlier mowing than- others;
Sind what those grains are.
He must know how to put them .in;
'1 He must know that It pays him to
' have 'machinery to aid him insteki of
muscle.
He must know about stock,•and ma
nures, and the cultivation of treesand
the small fruits, and many other
things; In a word, he must know
what good, experienced farmers
know, then bo will not guess—run no
risk.
How Ti) FIT COLLARS T 9 HORSES'
81101.1LDER8.—It Is very important to
have a collar fit nicely and snugly to
the shoulders of the horse. It enables
him to work with a great deal more
strength. It prevents galling and
wounding, as the friction is avoided.
Collars are so made, or should be so
-made, as to throw the chief, force on
the lower part of the shoulder.' The
hon4U - can apply but little strength on
the upper part, and .for this reason
breast collars are coming greatly into
vogue—as the strength is exerted on
the lower part of the shoulder. But
we started out to tell our readers how
to make' a new collar fit the shoulder
of the horse. Tke collar should be
purchased of the - proper size; just be
fore putting It ou, the first time, 1m•
memo it In water, letting ii remain
about a minute, and immediately put
It on the horse, being careful to have
the Mimeo so adjusted at the top and
bottom as to tit thexhou/der, and then
put the horse to work. The collar, by
being wet, will adapt Itself to the
shoulder, and should dry on the horse.
When taken off it should be left In
_ the same shape it occupied on the
horse, and ever after you will have a
ctiug fitting collar and no wounds.—
./.hrmer.
DE.,Tenuerrox OF STUMPS.—We have
heard of two methods for getting rid
_of stumps, whith„ as they, appear
feasible and inexpensive, we hope
some reader will try, and report upon.
Bore with a two•inch auger to the
heal t or centre; 1111 the cavity thus
made with- sulphurio acid; or with
r• crude petroleum. - In the first ease,
OA, acid becomes the destructive agent
within a few months; In the-latter,
_ when the stump becomes saturated, se
it will, with the oil, It Is tired, and
Will then burn out to the Met particle,
s , like it candle.
B um{ESr VE6BELS.—To a half pint of
milk, put a sufficient quantity of vine
gar to curdle it; separate the curd
from the whey, and mix the whey
with the whites of four eggs, beating
the whole well together ; when mixed,
add a little qui* lime with s sieve,
Until It acquires the consistency of a
paste. With this cement, broken ves
kole or crocks can be repaired ; it dries
quickly, and resists the action of lire
and water.
TOMATO CATSUP.—Take ripe toms
toes-(the small red ones are preferable,)
wash but not Atha them, and thorough
ly boll one hour, and then put them
through a halt sieve, and to one quart
; of juice add one tablespoonful °Colima
:, mon, one of black pepper, half cayenne,
- half of nutmeg, one of good mustard,
two-thirds teacupful of salt. Boil
three hours and then to oue quart
of Juice add one pint of pure cider
N ' vinegar. 801 l half an hour longer;
bottle hot and seal up. This catsup will
keep for years, and not require "shak
r ing before using." A porcelalm kettle
should be used.
Tim State of Tennessee declares its
utter inability to pay the Interest on
the State debt., and the so-stalled Leg
islature has passed a bill providing for
the funding of both principal and in
terest due and becoming due for three
years. This is the Stale which is
quoted as a model of Radical recon•
Struction. Radicalism has reduced
the Slate to absolute beggary. The
Radical Governor, in lila alarm lest
the people may take the State from the
hands of the money-squanderers at the
pulls nest November, is trying to or
ganize a militia of 20,000 strong to cou-
trol the ballot-brmea. How does the
beggar propose to pay his troops?—
, The treasury is depleted; the State
I cannot even pay the interest on its
debts; and the Governor talks about
maintaining a idanding,army. Possi
id). a Congressional "appropriation"
will meet the case, but the tax-payers
of the North will hardly be willing to
devote their money to the support of
Brownlow's black regiments In Ten
. heliFfee. ,
Ox the Wth the Democrats In Albany
Gentry county, Missouri, held a meet
ing to elect delegates to the State and
Congressional Conventions. They
were set upon by some white'and black
negroes, and the American flag at the
r i bead of the column was seized, and'
s torn, and trampled on by trooly 101 l
;‘, Radicals. We are happy to state that
the litter were speedily whipped and
driven to their boles.
, A SOLDIER of the Third New York
Artillery who is at present engaged in
selling campaign badges, informs the
Syracuse Cburier that the Seymbur
lAdgea go like hot cakes; but that he
is unalas to disposeofhleGrant badges.
In Isfrnesvilie, Wednesday, he sold
• 241 Seymour badges and not a single
one_ntGrant, although he was pro
:1 falsely cevered with both kinds. On
• the ears between Cortland and.Syra-
A . cm* he sold twenty-seven Seymour
It rind only two Grant badges.
:.RACE GESELeY says of Thaddeus
-Stevens :
" "No swindler that the world has
known ever perpetrated a fraud so gl
gptio as that he meditates."
As a Republican opinion of the hon
esty of the leader of the Republican
party. that will do. Old Thad retorts
by calling the Menne a "half seem
papeiri and AT stiglbFing that a
majority of tie journals of that patty
are hin t. MY et.the bOadhoiders."
"Do you keep seoeunte, Dick?"
"Yes, I reekoa.".
JOB . PRINTING.
THE OETTYRBURG COMPILER OFFICE I
now one of the most complete
Job Printing. Establishments
In Psansylvaitha costal& of Plalladelpilla.
WI h the best manhttiety to be bad—a POWER
DRUM CYLINDER POWER PREBB,•OOR-
DON JOBBER, a FOSTER RAND MOW, ee.
--Anil the newest and mast fashionable styles
of types and borders; with lanei Inlu and the
different bronzes, we earinot fall to zallidY
every taste. Thus amply supplied. beiddee
Imeln flood workmen, we eanfidently Write
Jot* °(t'll kinds—
Tasters,
Ramilats,
Programmes,
• Circulars,.
Legal 'Maas,
Aldus,
Ciieks,
°Mart,
• ..SVII-Egrub,
- Letter-451,ra*,
Bourne:, Cards, , •
Ball Cards,
Ntdding Card:,
t-Aie hirttatious;
Lecture _Vaal,
Label:, ay., de
Indeed,.everything entering into the print-
tns 11no. All done with . d4rpiden, and at non.
sonable prices.
Orders by mall will receive prompt atten
on. Address,
H. J.'STAHLE, "
CYMPILICR brricis. ' itrrelivia. PA.
"July 24,19118.
E. H. MINNI6I:.
CHAMBERtIBUFO KT, lEET,
NEXT 000.11. TO TNT ICATOTONZ 140T1p.,
GE27'YBBURG,. PA.,
Confection, Periodical and News
Depot
ALL *INDS OF CONFECTIONEL'CANDIEN
ORANGES, LEMONS, NUTS,
&C., ac., ac.,
constantly an, hand.
ICE CREAM AND CAR-E 8
supplied to 6mlllea and partied at shortest
=I
THE DAILY PAPERS OP BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, AND
CHOICE MAGAZINES,
supplied to subscribers et lowest rotes.
ear•CALL AND EXAMINE. "DI
Feb. 511. 1868. U
WM. C. STALLSMITH % SON
GIETTYSBURG, PA.,
CARPENTERS AND CONTRACTORS,
Are grepared to de all kinds of Carpentering
—contracting and erecting buildings of al
kiwis. RePeiringoke. They keep consteutly
on hand and manufacture fp order,
DOORS, SHUTTERS, BLIN pEI,, HASH, DOOR
MID WINDOW 011.,M1D3, COEN/CN.
DOOR & WINDOW -BRACKETS,
And any other Article in the Nolktlng Line.
Reasoned to Mortal' aonatantly cal hand, tape-
rlenoed workmen always In readlnem. and
work executed with Warwick
iii-Orders promptly ottoodal to.
seta. so, fen. tt
WM. BOYER & SON,
GROCERIES,
TOBACCOI3; &C.
ALBA
Stone, ' Wooden tend Willow Ware.•
. fleaeral issortseat of all Cads
aaaally ',Opt In a
FURY:CLANS FAMILY GROCERY.
Rm. 10. U
NEW SADDLER SHOP.
ON the Hill. Baltimore street, Gettysburg
der, all Pa.—Constantlykinds of oft hand, or made to or
RIDING SADDLES,
WAGON SADDLES
CARRIAGE HARNESS,
' DRAUGHT HARNESS,
RIDING BRIDLES,
BLIND sampos,
coLLAite, •
•
FLY • NETS. &a.,
es low as the lowest.'
J. M. ROWE.
June 31. MU. U
CANNON'S
MARBLE WORKS,
On Dousnore St., opposite'ybe Cokff-Boogie,
earrraft yaw. IMZITr.d.
Every dreeriptlcin of work wreented ht the
FINEST STYLE OF THE AZT
Jane 4, ISM If
IN GREAT VARIETY,
PARASOLS,
PANS,
HOOP SHIRTS,
CORSETS, &C.,
AT
ROMP Ce Woods'.
May 38, lea& et '
Jotrneimea Carpentere
WANTED IMMEDIATELY
GOOD WAOEB will be given bC '
bilkag. Apply itrusbadtatekr to
W. C. STALLSNI7II. lk SON,
Iday Id, 1806. %I
01Mgann, PYL
wanting &mod al Pogrom
/I 4 ' 911,32 Sop, 1111 . 1! esaa
TILE GE,TTYSBURG COMPILER, FRIDAY MORNING, ATIGITST 14, 186 S.
THR GETTYBBrRO
SKY-LIGHT GALLERY
rffundendmied takes pleasure In annoone
, to the ettmens of liettyebum and the
ptitdie mmendly that he has removed from
Ms old rooms on West .Ifldille street, to Balti
more efneet, and neoriy opposite the More of
Fahnestock Brothers. The room he now oa
euphla has been recently fitted up expressly
far tile boldness, The location is an admiralW
on, enabling IBM to loge picture.lnall abides
of weather, and with wcorrecchese unequalled
any where elite. . . .
LIFE-LIKE PHOTOGRAPHS,
of every else and description, executed In
the finest
_tape. Particular attention gives
to the CARTE DE VISITE, and to "
AMEROTYPES and DAGUERREOTYgg of
deeeeeed friends. Also—
THE GETTYSBURG GEMS,
a new style of picture, which has become
very popular with the public, not only for their
Molt Ot
fo for , ae i lyness u iT ß co o n n v i enieLl.
THE PORCELAIN PICTURE., which
a for
their beauty and dnnability are nnaurpssed.
We are prehared to carry on the badness In
all its radians branches, and having had con
sidafable experience we run no rlskin GUAR
ANTEEING PERFECT SATISFACTION.
Oarbellities for * fail display of our skill
are unequalled by any- other Gallery in the
county, and we would therefore invite every
one to call at the NEW GETTVEBURG ERE
LIGHT GALLERY.
and examine our Specimen &adjudge
for yourselves. LEVI /11.1111Pk.g.
Juno IS, MS.
MORE NEW CLOTHING
AT BRINSSRHQFF6
.§TACKS 03?' THEM!
iBRINKERHOFF, corner of the Diamond
. and York street, hasJ returned ust from
e city with an unusualy attractive assort
ment of
CLOTHING FOR SPRING a 8111111LER
wear. which he will sell at such prices as can
not fall to lake them off very rapidly. Call
and Judge for 7ourselves. To look at the ex
cellent matuial, tasteful cutting, and neat
and inibetarittal sewing, and then to get his low
prime—callers cannot help but buy, when they
see it so much to their interest to do so.
ciN;i3iZEM
Hata, Boots and VIM'S;
Shirte, of all kinds, Gallery, Gloves, Hand
kerchiefs, Neek•Ues, Cravats, Linen and Pa
per Ooßark Suspenders, Brushes, Combs
Trunks, Valle a, Umbrellas, Pocket Kn ives,
Seers, Smoking and Chewing' Tobaocos,
attioney tee
Clock,, Watehei Jewelry, with a ; thousand
and one Atter ar l ieles, m utely too numer
ous to detail-in a newspaper advertisement.
JO asks the attention of the publie to his
new stock, cont.-lent that It irUf please—and
no one can or will sell aheaper. Don't forget
the place-counter of York street and the
Diamond, Gettysburg.
JAOIOII BRINKERTIOFF.
Aprfl 17, lids. tf
CHANGE OF FIRM
reUndersigned have leased the Ware
hoarse on trwooraer of Stratton street and
Railroad, 10 Gettysburg, where they will
carry on the
- Grain anefroduce Business
In all its branches.: The bighead prices void
always be paid for Whealcaye, , Gbrn, Oats,
Clover and Tltuothy Seeds, Flasseed,Sumac,
Name,and Staaw, Dried Yrult, Nate, Soap,
H &mutters and Sides, with
everything else in the country produce PdAtoes,
line.
Groceries, of all kinds
eonstantly on band and for We—Coffees,
Segura, Molasses, Syrups; Teas, Spices, Halt,
Cheese, Vinegar, Soda, Mustard. Starch •
Brooms. Buckets, Blacking, Seep, es. Als4;
COAL OIL, Fish 911, Tar, de. - FISH of all
kinds ; Spikes and Nails; Smoking and
Chewing Tobaccos.
They are always able to supply a first rate
article of Flour, with the different kinds of
Feed.
Alio, Ground Flutter, with Guanos and
other fertilisers. COAL, by the bushel, tow or
ear load.
We Will Lbw run
Lines of 'Freight Cars
to No. 77 North street, BALTIMORE, and Btl
Market street , PHILADELPHIA. AU goods,
lent to either of the above places be re
ceived and forwarded promptly. Goode should
be marked "Bentsen' Car."
ADNI le, 18118. H. 8. BENNER & SRO.
NEW FORWARDING
COMMISSION HOUSE
AVINGI purchased the extenatve Ware
house, Ctrs, ac., of Culp a. Earnshaw,
the underslaned intend to carry on the busi
ness, under - the Arm of Blahs= a Co., at
the old stand, on the corner of Washington
and Itedlroal streets, on a more extensive wale
than heretofore.
We are paying ANDrket price.' for
HAY, FLOUR, ORALN ALL KINDS
OF PRODUCE.
motra and FEED, SALT, and all kinds
of OROCERIDI, kept constantly on hand
and for sale, cheaper than they can be had any
where else.
. .
PLASTER, and all kinds of FERTILIZERS,
constantly on band, or furnlabed to order.
A REGULAR LINE OF FREIGHT CARS
will leave out Warehouse every TUESDAY
MORNING, and accommodation trains will
be run as occaclon mayrequire. By this ar
rangement we are prepared to convey Freight
at all timm to and from BalUmore. All bust
flees of this kind entrueted to um, will be
promptly attended to. Our care run to the
Warehouse of btevenson & Mons, NS North
Howard street Baltimore. Being determined
to pay good prices_ .11 cheap and deal fairly,
we Invite everybody to gl ee
. us a cal.
WM. EIGHAM,
ALEXANDER COBEAN,
3.k.t1E3 BIGHAM.
Jan. 17, ISM If
& HAnuroN,
EMI=M3
FLOUR, GRAIN, GROCERIES, dif).
undeigned re paylas,,at their Ware
l'lrouse, In rs CUrllsle a 'Beet, adjoining Bash
, 's Hall, the highest prices for
BUCKWHEA
•
FLOUR, WHEAT, T B
CLOVER rit,
CLOVER
AND, OATS,
,
TIMOTHY SEEDS, POTA
TOES, &C,
and Invite reduce re rs Aunty* { Wm • can be.
• fo mum*
They luivaeonetnntly on band for male,
By tun= the bout at lour and other 'natal
alcand dolma his womb nell,ho hops' to eve
satlabetles In wetly am. Call at or send
your orders to the Bakery, =roar of Womb
logton and ill= .fleets, opposite the re
m& Institate sod Pewee= Onus". Yard.
CHRUITLAN ROFIWALN.
&gable Plonk Gunn, Rhode.. Phosphate
awl AA. Mexican cinas, . April 17, lIMIL it
A LA.RGE SUPPLY or GROCERIES,
McganZSYruno. 60films. Sonora de, with
Salt, Ott% Tar, Soape, Beam and Lard,
Yobaaem /w. Also the beat brandaof FLOUR,
with FEED °tall kinds. They likewise have
SEVERAL VALUABLE rEBTILIEBB9,
Whilst they pay the highest market
tor afl they buy, they eell at Nos lowest riVtl
profits. They oak a share of publie patronage,
resolved to give satisfsetloo in every eerie.
ROBERT MoCIIRDY,
WM. B. HAMILTON.
Bettysbwg, July 1, 18/17.
HAY AND GRAIN
WrINTED.
T
undersigned would MOOllllOO to the
citizens of A.ilams county that they still
carry on the
GRAIN AND LIAY BUSINESS,
at the oid stand, GRANITE STATION, on
the Getty&tgirg Railroad. They' arepiered
to pay the Mghest prices for GRAIN AND
HAY. They keep all kinds of .
GROCERIES, BALT, GCT.A.NOS,
Rs, which they will sell at the smallest
pronto. Give us a call and see for yourselves.
PHILIP HANN * SONS.
Dec.lo, 1887. ly
MORO PHILLIPS'
GIMICINZ IXPROVNIS '
Super-Phosphate of Lime.
.TAN-LARD OVARANTRED.
701 &ALT AT MANTITACITTILR'S DIIPOTS,
No. 27 Itotirt Front Street, Plaadelphla,
AND
No. Insouth IStreet, Baltimore.
And by Dealers In
GUANO
throughout the
The BOMBRYBO GUANO of which MOND
PHILLIPS"PHUGPHATE I. and always Mee
been manufactured. (and of which be bas mle
control for the Unltedgtatea,) contains fifty
r..4eent. lame Done Pheeplud• than Flaw
therefore It is more durable. • The ad
dlUon of Ammonia eves It greeter fertilising
value.
Over seven veers. expellees, Lae proved to
the Farmer that I& stake, • heavier main lima
even stable meagre, and Is Set only active but
/011,to Arle
2 1kilee US 00 per Um, LOOP Us. - Dimmest
e.
MORO PHILLIPS,
March I
Solo S, Propriotor sad Maisulhotwarer.
WE Im
Oenetay Relaysls.
DRING the Keeper, the undersigned le au
thorised to make reetevals Into Ever
on Ceinetery,ead Issues that meh as con
template the removal of the remalto of de
selvess or Mende will stall them
of ittls season of the year to have It
dorm Removals made with promptness—
terms low, and no MON spared to plasm,
PETER THORN,
March 12. UM. Keeper of the Cemetery,
Flak Crying.
A P. PLIEDIOCKG ambitam the beano*.
of SAL uenaseM CRYING Lira Whits
ft is the eon
tamed pa 'of Um potato. hie
watetaas awasiver love aethwattoo..
Mergta seset, moderate. Itemileate la West Ili&
Oettgobata.
P. H.—He la a Wawa autketeer, ander
tbeTax Law of tbe Halted Mates.
Nov. HOWL ,
DROWN B&SKTBibr bees a good sm.
.E 0 de, sad cheap, aS WWI IfirlVA;
GETTYSBURG
NATIONAL BANK
GOVERNMENT
UGHT BOMA, of oil , Mod;
BO and BOLD.
BYVEN•THIBTY Horn* esavieted into
FIVE•TWENTY BOIW *Whoa{ dorm.
COMPOUND LNIEBXOT NOM CASHXD.
The DIGH:IO3Tsae elLval ISM paid oft GOLD
t.
STOCKSand BONDS. of all kfain, =mita
fur persona z 1 t 3 0011.
ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECTTTED.
ntereaCon SPECIAL DEPOSITS «barnacle 1
==ll2ll
5 per wt. eer 1 pear.
4 per,4mat. wr • uriffilbs,
Al pm amt. air X sisslis.
Persons wishing Inkrizotke la owed to
U. I. Roads, and Nadu of all hinds, am hi-
vned to sham a tan, attain wnt en an
Infonwation .b.rmty.
J. NXIUrf W* °ashlar
Oettyabpra„ ott. X, XV. tr
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
Will Wow Intone& oak Elpkgal Deposita, •
follows:
.5 hr ease. par assume Mbe I year.
IMI
. 4 . 8 limealtiMi.
EM:=l
MI
Will convert 7 a a ,
na 740 ,
NOTES Into 540 BONDS,
Y
tree Mohan*.
NC: '..• 6ND .4' -• •
cOu - irom.
will aloe wr•b••• or sell BTOCEEI sad
BONDS of evri kind, tree orchards as awn
nda lan, and will at all times pay the MOH.
EBT PRICE tor, GOLD and SILVER, mod
will, with , aleasurc, transact all badness
ifon l l 4l 7. It hototattot. portatolas to • watl
regulated Bank.
ItIOLD, Outlier.
Gettysburg. Neu. a, 18a
EICELSIOR GALLERY.
PHOTOGRAPHS,
Photo 'Miniatures,
sanatoryPak
.Stereoecoptfc news of the
BATTLE-FIELD,
STEREOSCOPES,
. PHOZOGRAPH 'FRAMES,
aan
•l LBZTact S., •
cilutem ireaurrr,
AND AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
airWe deaf in nothing but the bog of lia
kind. Call and examine our Block. '
C.; TYSON, Proprietor.
April 8, Isk if
THE OLD FREIGHT LINE
TO BALTIMORE
T HEE undersigned continues to run his
Fre4ght Line to Baltimore,
twice • week. Depot—corner of Railroad and
Washington !streets, Gettysburg. Can run
to Hughes & Emerson's, MI Soria West, Balti
more. Freight carried each way, at, the low•
eet rates. The patronage of his old Mends
and the public solicited. Goods to bei //lurked
"Riddle'e Line."
WIC E. BIDDLE.
Sterile new Warehouse will soon be op,
when the Brain and Prodises beams will be
carried on se heretofore. Highest prises now
paid for Hy.
April 17, na sr '
ANOTHER BAKERY.
T IEL andersignot bad *peso' a Sibiu at
the =ger of Wiabingtea Mid High streets,
Gettysburg, mad lavas. the public's psi.
FRESH BREAD,
SOLI" TWIST,
DARER, lIIITIELLIRIC.,
stmar DAY.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
LADIES" COMPANIONS,
TOILET SETS,
WRITING DESKS,
PE.RFU.NER Y,
hag Cldas gad "dada Yus
TOT% a.C.. ea. *c.
AT A. R. FEIb'TEL'S,
=I
Gettysburg, March Sr, ANL tt
*AI Vtiellll. 1
Rte boeght beak hie 014 ahead, m Clathele
street, eat lagolae late bootees meth heavfer
that ever. He sekilds aid Moods rid the
pnthe to call.
NOTIONS, GOOCICRIE% 00NliCTIONS,
OSILIJOIS. TOMO)" W...
lamp misty, mid • tittle etieliper Uwe Ilmr
dumped.. Datil temettite
ens tae s.wow iltetket.
Gettribent, Oet. 11, ter. t/
LAWRENCE D. DIETZ -A Co.,
WHOLESSALX MALKIN m
FANCY 000 DB
NOTIONS,
• WOOD= aad
V 4 1 r. 3
11401Pfili a 4Ni 11 1 = 111" .
Mw 7, UM liamk—ire,
ttMa et wholesale ;
Farmers, Attend to Your Interests 1
GETTYSBURG FOUNDRY.
TErsubocrlber would Inform his canto.
ms and others, that be le AMU manufac
turing various kinds of awing. and Ma
chines, made to order, on short notice,
such am
THRESHERS AND POWERS,
Lf i ldlllbrotoc atom of Powora,) CLOVER
HULLERS AND CLEANERS, 4.AIRN
RHELLERS AND SEPARATORS, CORN
FODDER CUITERS,STRAW AND HAT CUT
TERS; WKS PLANTERS;
PLO CORE,
stick as Curt Plonshe Barshear Ploughs, !Me
tall and Corn E
Ploushs• ' th e
IREAPHINORS RAKE.
the thirs W t emeri PlO
ti adso (MIAMIAN%
BELP•DIIX.ECAROINO HORSE RAKE.
He will likewise manufacture
MOWERS AND REAPERS.
METAL SCREWS for Cider Presses.
IRON RAILING for Cemeteries or Porches,
with everything else in his Rue, all at low
rates.
*OR SALE.—A Onc-hone Wagon.
DAVID STERNER.
April 10, 1868. tf
ri . rM!MTMM I rIn I: v.!
IMS subscriber* haveJost retemied from the
Attlee with an lmmenee supply of
HARDWARE it GROCERIES,
which they are offering at their old stand in
Baltimore etreetAt prima to cull the Ware.
Our stork omelets In part of
BUILDING MATERIALS,
CARPENTER'S PUOLs,
SLALICHMITH% TOOLS
SHOE FINDINGS,
SHOE FINDINGS,
CABINET MAKER'S TGOLS,
HOUSEKEEPER'S FIXTURMI,
ALL KINDS OF 1R0N,A.0.,
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS
OILS; PANTS, &e..
There is 110 article li:winded In' the several
manna:mad above but what can
departments
ls store. Every class of Mechan
ics can be accommodated here with tools and
endings, and Hotnekeeperadan end every ar
ticle In their line. Give us a call, as we are
p at re of pared
the to sell as low for cash as any house
o city.
JOEL B. FANNER,
• DAVID ZIEGLER.
Gettysburg, May 15,18 M.
NEW DRUG STORE,
IN NEW OXFORD.
TIE/ undersigned has opened i Drug store
In New Oxford, Adams county, and re
spec
stook tfully atlas Ms attention of the public to
his of
PAINTS,
OILS,
VARND3HES, U
DYN ATFFS,
WINDOW OLARS.
PATENT MEDIOINE§,
Vid a full assortment of DAULIS• In a word
a complete stork of Ono& .generally kept In a
grebekm Drug Store. All of which have been
purchased during the pest two weeks, and
will be bold low. AU the articles formerly
manufactured at the old establishment In
Ella Berlin cmin be bad bete. Understanding
his business perketly, and selecting hls goods
MrowalL be Is able te warrant his Drugs pure
see es represented. The public are requested
to give blm a %UAL
D. U. MILLER.
New Oxford, May 11, 1867. U
~~:~~:Ui~~1i;(:~~;~~' ~' U+lry
AND ALL OTHERS
WHO WISH TO IMPROVE.
THE undersigned respectfully informs the
public Shuttle 21111 eon tlnues the
CARPENTERING BUSINESS,
at kis old stand. c= Walt street, HeUnbar&
and Is ready at OH Want acoookontodate those
wantionalt.TUlleg done In his line. He is pra
wn& to furnish all kinds of work for build
ing purposes, of the best material, and WO
sea t 4 and o•esoply as 11 can be done at any
other astablistunent In the county. Expe
rienced handsalwage In readhlens and work
executed with promptness and dispatch.
IV-Thankful for past favors, he hopoL,Z
atteaUoso to Nostrum, to receive • U
share of public patronage,
WU. CHRITZMAN.
June 17, 1147. tf
LET ALL THE PEOPLE COKE !
.Ftuev Goode d Cov"ectioms, , Store
undersigned, having bought out J.
E] t om . Warner' • Fancy Goods Sad °maw-
Mora. on Baltimore street, nearly op
posite attacks' Shim Gettysburg. invites
the public'. patronage. Large and tasteful a.
the stock las been, no effort will be spared
to render it still more attractive and theirs
ble. He now offers
Plain Candy,
W rU o i rkl ' oxed. Fancy do.,
Portfol l ios, s, Pickles,
tche
Pocket Books, Sardine.,
Lobsters,
China Toys, Chow-chow, '
Pocket Cutlery, Fancy Cokes, -
Jewelry, Ferena Crackers,
Chem, Wine Blscolts,
Brushes, Musroon do.,
Perfumery, Fire Werke -
Soaps, Pens f. Pencils,
Combs, Writing Pepsis •
NOM,
Fruits,
TE=Prtiegars.
& &e. &A.
Stru • Pa Tbo NUMEROU S' t 0 litEltdlON."
He intends Risen everything at the lowest
pomade prices. believing that “lintail profit."
bring "quiet sales," and are Wore/um b
for buyer and seller. Come one--some all I
A. R. FERREL.
=1
lOSKNOER t SHDUCILiII,
NO. i WEST MARKET STREET,
YORK, id.,
AGENTS AND DZALIDIN IN
PIANOS, CABINET OROA NS, MELODEONS,
AND ALL KINDS OF
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
respectfully inform the pubile that they are
prepared to Tarnish Pianos of the following
manniseture or of any other make that may
be pregerred:
Albright, Welk
ChMkeehi& & Meth
Moab* &Os A, . er
=Wes,
. _ .
COTTAQ.E. IfAILYONIC AND BOUDOIR
OINIANII AND 11:SLODJIONFL
These instruments stand unrivalled by any
tbleg Maud In this
c oon= or Europa, as
is mkattied byall im Judge& The most
eminent Pipe Organ milder and Performers,
Q. Met Wiiiihnover excellenos in reed Tone,
pronounced them vastly superior to all others
lor exceediusly quick articulation and mind
Tess, the amanita! feature in Inaotniniasibi
Ws clam. We invite the severe scrutiny and
eritleism of all.
PATENT VOX HUMANA TREMOLO.
This late and most wonderful Invention (No
asamowlediglid by all leading artists) VIM be
found only in the Fatty Instruments. In at
tempting to describe the Mead of Ws stop, we
are at Jose for leagues. Its &amities cannot
be written, but must be beard to be apprecia
ted. 117 this stop an ordinary performer na
of
an effect which require. a li fe time
or practice 63r au artist upon a violin.. It en
tirely changes the reed Tone, giving the Om
tshetic sweetness of the human voice, mak
it so baeledious and pure that it never
to enchant the
THE HAIIM.OROAN
for Churches, Public Italia and Parlors has
a powerful sub-Bass with independent reed.,
Harsiefale aftimeunent and Vox Humana
Trefinuaa, and I. believed to be the most power-
Pipe
ful reed
Organ of Or gan upside ti mes t befithe mit. ' nearly equal to •
All Isetrouients warranted for five years,
oplilltAild BANDS supplied with instru
ments and music at reasonable terms.
'l. ...Cti ... N. ~~
- -
ria-Inatructlone given both In Vocal and
Instrumental Jftido, at our rooms, and it pu
pils' homes,elther to individuals orrAassenon
reasonable terms.
cira3
or MUM 111
1128
WIC T. HOPKINS' "OWN YAKS"
.IENYLI TON
I k ag the beet ant etMarr rWri tOw Panne
...m... Herar girth lo the market. Troll ninth
1.0); &I swings $/-16. and 111
lisle Mute, nthes.9;
: 42==prizip,. in Caste ; IP spriimm il lM,
sad eterga Wmremieo‘ every or.
glen
"Oar OWN Makeet " ONION
=even Trials, from 10 to 50 thrir i Wis;
to $9.50., gth. Tapes. 1111 to 50 springs,
hem IS Cants to 12.00. Theme Elkins are better
than those sold by other establhennents as
Ana clam goods, and at mach lower prices.
.Our OWN bIate"oI"CHAMPIOIKIRTB"
are le every way superior to all other Hoop
gkinanelbes thesabl/e. lad only have to be ex
amined or worn to convince every one of the
tact Manufactured of the best Unes-ilniahed
tagliabliteeltprimp,may superior tapes, asp
the style of the metalle faMenings and man
ner of assuring them surpass for durability
and sthellenee say other akin 113 tills coun
try, and are Ifighter, more elsetict, wear longer,
glee more 11111ittsMOLIon, and are really cheaper
Mein
all others Awry lady thetad try Mem.
etMaislmtbrlq Harehants
I
sad the adJeWnii states at
very moderate prizes._ If you want the best
bat tor . ftatitthalf Mamplca MOM" lir you
not Mai lbein. 110% the isarthant with
wham dna tosener them for yen. er cane
divest Se es. Mentrale wiii god mar
wades of Skint eiadall whet tbs 7
nerg.ing trob lievitertheen tosaUand
mare our eickninve amortment, er seri
lemitie Moe LYS
Ts be lent manna at lganallteh
Wail Trade generally. and all
th! ismokifisurfe. WY, to whom all azdasr
ArALIMIXIL
Bairns eh amid 7th 7.s.,Tdihidlat i 6s
wiL T. H
Feh.,l4, ISH.
NOTICE.
iv eu r " spnbilijisZ
bushier wee dlawlved at the
Ihst. dor January that., by ,walaal am.
sent The twellwotewoousta and all ansettled
bushier WO barn qulbaldebia of Rufus
IL Culp, who b duly authaelaad to settia up
the Maim Ile will be *wad at taw Ware.
hasaesowts the oompauw one wore. Ingham
edit
& to win sad Wham luteeoftd are requir-
WRY CULP
ego. A. muuhurAw.
'omit UM *
ri.mw,—,tritswam,rd.
HEAD-QUARTE.RS
=3
CLOTHING,
HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Every Elm( qf Geneterners? Weer,
sues Ail
LINEN COLLARS,
PAPER CUrtB,
PAPISR BOBOMA
(XITTON EITOCK,LNGES,
GLOVEB,
POCKET BOOKS,
TRAVIIILLMCi SAVES.
UMBRELLAS,
CANES, AC., ac.
I keep Gentlemen% Weer el all kinds end
wW se mi them et the
Lowest Cask Prices
o=l
BOYS' HATS AND SHOES,
In "'rent varnny,
111.4:Ove,me aeal/ before peretusalng eW
IC=!
• THEO. C. NORRIS.
Aprll24,lBEl. tt
DEJPHOHN & HOFFMAN
NORTH-WEST CORNER,
CENTRE SQUARE,
GETTYSBURG.
A LPACCAS
EXPRESS curisß
imam" Dim/amis.
CALICOES It OLNOH.AMS,
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
HOOP SKIRTS,
BACICINOB.
SHAW LB.
OOTTONADIN
BLACK CLOT
'TRICOT C LOTHS
FANCY CASSIMRIIRS,
no
lIISP a rsv E , EDERS °LOVE S!,
S
COLLAR°,
,JEARS„
•
g CARPRTS,
zNsWA ORK RE__,
KNI u VES a AND FS
tannucts,As, WINDOW zuvbs.
DON'T roans? THE PLACE.
April IT. Mk tf
FAHNESTOCK BROTHERS.
SUMMER GOODS
We are eanttahy reeetview new and deem-
ble idyl" of
RIMS, POPLINS, PERCALES,
PlquEs, mime et/Jest:we, ALPACAS,
DICLAINES, CALICON3, LAIMM, &s.
Also large sildilloas Ila our must supply of
OELCOHA.MS.
CLOTXS, CASEEMIMES, . JEANS,
with cyan, variety of Goods lar Y. 04 sad
Beer's wear. We have added weasktoraldy to
oar assortment of
CA II Itirl'a,
Which we are selling s 3 peed/ redeeed Wee&
gy4*Nts-WARE
molP 11 0 8 ; I►
HA RD- WA RE.
sad all kinds of
BUILDING MATERIALB,
•e feel ussued we eaaatelta It to the Intone&
af the purchaser to purchase from us.
Molt AIM NAILS at reduced pima
~.,
GIROMMIX, i.n lard"
GMT. so seal and Mr ommvisemiL
810 of the Rod Frost.
Gettrobarg, Kay 1, VV. V
ROW & WOODS,
GETTYSBURG
ERYLINNII STOCW
DRY GOODS
DRESS 0001:18. -
NOTIONS.
LADLES' HAM
LADLENV BaO.
cinunextre siogs.
7011 BOY% -
3/4a13,911YZN,,
NUS !Olt CHCILDIUM ;
MACHINE cortex,
good as Gain% at some kw pries.
1100P.811:111129,
111, great. variety ;
RAIMOSAL nom.
MEN AND BOYS WNAlic
at law prawn.
MYRNA
of an sese•—
ALE SOLD CHEAP.
/04/ 3, Via. li -
D. X 'CY/SART
"Best always Cheapest"
• _
Boit ind Chiapead
SADDLES
akiIDLES,
COLLARS and
H i ItRNEES of all kinds, in the County,
sea amerri ko be Mend at the old and wan
known stand, Baltimore M., opposite the
praMyterian Omen—
McCREARYS'.
Our Rldlagiard Wagon Baddlea -
we the Most substantially built and neatest.
Our Harness, (pain aad *dyer mount
. 4) are epraplete In every mspect and war.
ranted to be of the Very beet matarial atal
Yu r r upper leather Draft Collars
MMMSM=
-"•• • - • •
Our Heavy Draft Harnese
are made to order, ea cheap as they can be
made anywhere and in the moat sabetuatlal
! manner.
Riding Bridles, Whips, Lashes, Draft
names, Fly-neta, and everything t the line.
Nome Niter or elteuper.
Our pliCess
bare rd been sznuczn to the !anent living stand
a.
A. Mend percentage for cash, of all hills
amounting to IS or more.
We work noshing but the best stock and
will warrant every aillele turned out to be
In every respect se represented.
Tbankiul for past favors we invite attention
to our present stock.
Valve us a call and examine rata' and
Qrs.LITY.
D, MeettEARY & SON.
Dm. 31. tf
DR. R. HORNER,
PHYSICIAN AND DRUGGIST.
Office and Drug Store iYBIIURCI. CDOMBERSBURD
arr
Medical advt.!)e without chsige
=ALLY. IN
DRUGS, MEDIU' NFR A PATKNT MEDICINES,
STATIONERY, PURFUMERY, SoA PS, TOI
LET ARTICLES, BRUSHES.
CREAM
STUFFS
I4PICES, BAKING SODA. CREAM OF TAR
TAR, LAMPS, (MAL OIL, &C., &C.
PURE LIQUORS for medicinal purpose*.
W. It. Horner'. °LIEN, • reliable rapidly
for chapped hand*, rough akin, •e.
Ali articles warranted pure and genuine.
NEW MACHINE SHOP
,AT NEW OXFORD.
undersigned Italia attention to lila new
fachine Shop, at New Ozford, Adams
county, which he has put up, ae ezpenute,
with tWe determination to do and anti.-
= ry . Fork. He will manu facture various
_ .
- -
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY
Mich sitTHRFIBRINO MACHINES, SPRING
TOOTH RAKES As.; and will keep the
BUCKEYE REA 'PER & MOWER on hand
tor sale.
An descriptions of REPAIRING done
promptly Ana m cheaply as possible. . •
lie has In connection with his Machine
Shop a STEAM SAW sin.T. upon which he
will do all kinds of work In that line.
He ask. the public to call and give him a
trial, and he Buaranteca full eatistactlon.
_ .
I=l
CABINET-MAKING
W. L Sitedler,
FINING located In the town of NEW, OX
FORD, Adams county, will carry on
business of eiblnet-inaklng, In all Its
branches
FURNITURE
kept on hand and made to order. He will
also keep for male a choice assortment of
CHAIRS.
He invites the citizens or the town and
surrounding country to give him s call, aa
be will sell as low as can be purchased at any
other place. lie will guarantee his work to
be made up tat the bawl manner, and or good
malertals.
New Oxford, Jan. 31, UHL tt
GOOD NEWS !
lENRY OVEIiDtER,
BALTLVOILZ IT., orrryssicria, PA.,
atAS completed its new Store House and
Just returned from the city with afresh
il well selected stock of Good; which he
respeMfully Mutts, his Mends and the pub
lie generally to call and examine. ,
=MEM!
His stock cortusta of
GROCERIES,
FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS
CEDAR, WILLOW AND QUEENS-WARE,
FLOUR, CORN MEAL,
FEED, &C.
age-The earth or trade will be given for
Flour, (bra, Osta;Potatuot, Butter, Eggp, Ba
eon,Marc h Ye Lard, Raga, tr.e.
, Mk Ti
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES.
TAE' A of
COACH WORK, '
or the latest and most approved istylex,-
and , oonstructed of the beat material, to wht
n ck g
they invite the attention of buyers. fititvi
baUt our work with great oare sad of =Alerts]
selected with special- reference to beauty of
style and durability, we can cionAdently re.
commend the work as unsurpassed by say,
either In or out of the titles.
All we ask is an inspection of our work to
isonvince those in wautof anykind of vehicle,
that thu Is the plat* to bay Meta.
REPAIRING IX EVERY BRANCH
done at short notice and on reasonable terms.
Give us aoa at oor laelooy, near the eor
vier of Waahlon and Cho mbersborig streets
Gettysburg. -
March 19, 11161. tf
NEW COACH SHOPS.
YANTIS, ADAMS A CO.,
=I
wE take this method of informing the pith
lc that we have mtablkbed new Coach
Shop at Littlartown, where we are prepared
to manabcture to order all kinds of HUG
GINS, CARRIAGES, SULKIES, ex., on the
shortest notice and most accommodating
anus: Our hands have been procured from
Riktimere, and, as we ewe none but choice
wltrwe can put up work to compete
n; shop- in the State. Old work re.
• • and Mien in exchange for new.
Aug. IS, ken. tf
ME
CARRIAGE- MAKING BUSINESS.
rfrundersignedave resumed he Car
gegt
Itt
AT THEIR OLDSTAND,
In Rosa Middle &reef, Oeayaburg, Pa.,
Where they are, prepared to pot up work In
01.8 Watt fashionable, substantial and super
ior manner. A lot of new and second-hand
CARRIAGE% RUGGLES% AC, OR HAND
which the? Win dispose of at the lowest prices;
sad all orders wilt be supplied an promptly
sad sattslietotily as mediate.
REPAIRING DONE WITH DESPATCH,
MMi==
. .
Thankful 63r the liberal patronage hereto-
IkWe bodbYed by then, they solicit and nal
endeavr to lone store be the futons.
DA.N2it a ZING/JUL
July 10, MK V
OHELP FOR OLSHI
NEWEITORE!
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &C.
e Undersigned has Tutored to Gettysburg,
and opened a new Store, on Baltimire street,
next door to the Pint Offlee, aud nearly op
posits the Court MOW where he offers for
sale, in
CI:11UP FOR CASH, a large and choice
sesortent of Groceries,—
8110ABB, COFFEES, TEAS, MOLASSES
BALT, IC., with FISH,
BACON, LAND, IC.
Ablo, Liquona,—
WINEK, BRANDIM, GINS WILLSKIES,
Rams, and everything axe in the line.
Ahma, a_a_rmantity of Nothing, 4ti salt airy
sad s
iteeoZelMils Is the plane b boy CHEAP
WOE mum.
Awn row-
UM F. KALarLsises.
HOUSE PAINTING
GIKLItaI A. lIVAItNZE, HOURS PAINTER,
Booth Wsaidnirtoa st., Gettywbarg, Pa.
000 D WON! AND NOMA= MONA
Jib , * IW.
LAST NOTICE
Indebted to the late &TM a
A sate Orrr & DjEW. will Plow con and
If ritiCpeld before the let of December,
the Inners left In the hands of an MlA
ear fbe eellectionorlthoutiMerd to,Phoneee.
If KWH= At DIKEIL.
OM. 11„ MC. tf
n_L g ANIBMITAISE—TambIers, AA,*
Ij-ood suertison • oca,
CHEAKR THAN EVER
=
E. 11/TESHEW,
and
dammed of has Stem !tame and
Mork of Wade to GRIT & DOWERS,
betas dreaertalued to reduoe Me steak Ou
ting the summer add WI months. Mitt ere
GREJT B4RG.4INS
bee Invoking. Iffy stock of
ALL KINIVI OF WERCIEANDIZE
le full and complete In every department, end
will lie closed out at redone.] prime.
York Springs, July 17, It el.
sirmt parsons knowing themselves Indebt
ed to me are requested IA come formult and
make settlement.
SPRING AND SUMMER
CLOTHING.
GEORGE ARNOLD
Has now opened a lane Moak of lIKADY-
11A.71ZCLOTH.III0, neatly et kla airs man
ufactore, coashiting of an .i of
WATS, PANTS, VESTS,-
SIIIRTS; DRAWERS, GRAY,ATS,-
Hosier", do, dc., at prices to ■alt the time*.
Cali, elanarbd and Judge for yonnotosa,
April 21. IP4IB. tt
Tin-Ware and Stoves.
rAE LXIIAEST - AlifiklitTle jtlT l a TIN
WARE IN THE COUNTY, AT
S. G. COOK'S
(formerly Andrew Polters;) also some of
THE BEST COOKING STOVES ftf MARKET,
among Whleh aro Um
OLD DOMINION,
COMPROMISE, •
- PENNSYLVANIA,'
NOBL I E COOK,
NOON. 011D3T
Also, many other antelel for Miami use
which will be sold se low as at stir other
June 21, 1887, t f
==!
NEW GROCERY
JOAN CIU 88 & SON
AVE opened a new GROCERY, in Get
tysburg, on the novth-west corner of the
Llc Square and have Joel received a
splendid eaeortment. of FR,DUR
GROCERIES,
including Sugars, Coffees, Molasses, syrups
Tess, Spices, Tobacco, salt, Fish, Hams, Shoal
den, IC.
Also, QUEENSWARE, CONFFATIONS,
Nuts, Fru Its, Wisp!, Fancy Articles and No.
tione generally. We will also keep on hand
FLOUR and FEED-STUMPS.
"Laving purchased for CASH, we are pre-
Jured In *e ll very cheap. (Ave no a call and
dge !or yourselves,
Sept. V, MT. St
GROCERY & FLOUR STORE.
REMO rot Z.
T.
MEALS & BROTHER
'HAVE removed their Store to the Nein
stedt property,.on Ctuttenerstiorg street,
had bare th ey propose to keep constantly on
ALL RINDS OF
GROCERIES-,
Flour, .flied, Notions, &c.
Also, 'VEGETABLES in eeasem, fresh from
the city and country They are determined
to sell chatp an the• „ and as s they on :
ly ask the lowest living profile, tey hope
to merit and receive a liberal shareof pubLLc
patronage.
MEALS P. BRO,
April 10, ]Bllll.
NO TICE
TO CAPITALISTS !
Penang desirous of Investing and reallzine
nearly NINE PER CENT., •re requested to
ahU AM lb*
Gettysburg National Bank,
and obtain Medal.* of the Urb■ raelilits
and Woo Ceatral !Mile Malaried Cour-
pwake gratbs.
. J.
_T.%
W E. TA. CULP
These Investments are daily groaiing is
favor and sale. Inereaanng
Sonde aua be bad at all Ulnas at Una Bank,
where all Madbrisalou concerning mild in
vaitcienta wilt eliestriblly be given
Dec. 21), Mg. It
UXIOX P,IOIFIC
RAILROAD BONDS.
First .Natienal Bank of Gettysburg
TS agent for the male of the FIRST MORT.
4.kOE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD PAT
PER MINT. GOLD INTEREST Banipio.
par anOntereet all-Interest pm,yiVillo
manually 'tithe ooanter.'
Allismormaq lakinumaock
QED. ARNOLD, CllsMer,
GettyaDar& 204Allaigh
LIME KILNS.
THE underetga tal hoe bought out his former
partner, With Ortino, uud now orealnuee the
THE LIME-BURNING BuRNEss
himself—et the Gettysburg Lime Kilns, on
the earner of the Railroad and North Stratto
Street. Thankful for peel patronage, be wl
endeavor to deserve ItS corabatitreeNt, by prose ,
eating the Meths..; as vtgorosraly anti on as
lan e g gage as possitdralways selling I
good article and giving wax! measure.—
Farman keel other. *my look for the prompt
mum of orders.
He •leo COUtlnUee the
COAL BUSINESS,
ullating the 1110/11. popular Weds. House
keeper sad others should eve hind a sail.
aleceminith , Owl comment'? co hand
LhM and Coal deihresed anywhere in
Oettyibmg.
Gettysburg. Nov. 341. Wilf. If
LHAVE some vidusbie WESTERN LANDS.
which will tradosir9r apli if ARMS
. cora*: Tile Abel OffillindabillilMit, and
Wtor naga""l"g' .,/,Araratitr
Gkkttyliiitre. *WU
. ' SIX DOLLARS.
ma x ismspater.,m7E
xrss, 110, - • -
K. lIITESIIEW
BARLEY SHEAF, tc
plaett.tit the county
B. O. COOK
BA'GAINS
IMEMI
IN GETTYSBIJRO
JOHN CHEAP,
J. W. CRESti.
J. EBIOI4Y BAJA, Cashier.
E 33
GETTYIIBURG
JACOB REILEY
WESTERN LANDS
M. rrtrrms 4*. co..
,
~,, , Tor .1 /
/
\v" P
0 \anorm au * n 4 '
Ent. Ds
Vo HU 14 PV.nd Si
4e 1 , 1\ . Taialeaue / 1 "
'0 Iti
$ .
•
EIEEGIE
VEGETABLE AMBROSIA
ul WHAT IT PTHIVII.TII TU. HA,
GENUINE NAIR RINTORATIV
mum srled c AZ
ate Human ps
to
'lli ? ' and D l a I dro
ntin l l l tt Pr fro ft ni ** t i l r e
and where there is life In the glands *4l osuse
• now growth of Ual; B.cput luritt . 44,beild
spots. Thousands are testifying to &MIT,
PRICE: $l.OO Pa. 'BOTTLE.
u-A. P. Buehler, Wholeento and iktati
Agent Gettysburg—awl for rate nt retail by 11l
D 72 1 . 1 1Z . 1M8.
BAUGH ' S COMMERCIAL ENURES.
:t -DE MARK.,
it
MIMI
BAUGH a SONS, •Philadelphia.
i~
lEEE=
HOLY MANt.4
Prices s
DA !WIPE BA it NONE IWON.IWATE.
Cie per 2,00011 n. •
BA yaws CILICA NO BONE FEWNLI&IIIt.
• SW per 2,000
BA MITE CHICA (10 BLOOD MANURE
SMJ per 4.000 lbs,
The above Alanuren nre" furuleheal lu both
haw!. and harreln, wh er eunt..nters
arThe Bap are anVoern in {rely/aim 41,•.-ka
The attention of Fitment la esperiallrltt•
ranted to the fuel Mai the a mere,. of the Slaw
Material of which the slave Manures are
composed, are.. well under contml that we
ran turntoo them of atrictly mil:atm quality
and condition, and that they contain a latrip . l
percentage of ammonia than any other elan
of manufactured manure. In the info ket.
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31 South Deluwore A% vow,
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NOIITIIWESTEIII 4 I FratTll.l Zits ti (t,
Cur. lake& Latalle
Clue., no.
inr BAUUHS CONIMEIWIAL MANUIti,t4
now hr procured front dealer). In any of the
principal towns In the Ltulitd Matta or
Dominion of ("militia.
J one 19, 186 g. 401 -
March, 1868: Now ready, the followbst/
work, containing 103$ eleowly privtrd,
large octavo pages, well bound in Me
sheep. Price, $lO.
THE LAW REGISTER ;
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LAWYERIS IN ,THE UNITED STATES:
THE STATE HEWED;
containing the
late and County Officers, the on:lmitation
Jar indiction, and Terme of toe Courts
fur every State and Territory :
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THE OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
FOR THE UNITED HTATF2I
• containing the
°Meer. of the Federal Cioverom eu I, the Du t
of the several Department., hkett h.o vl.ll -
the Members of Congreae, the °Metz*
and Terms of the Federal Courts;
THE COLLECTOR :6 ABI:OBTANT ;
glvtug the
Lawx for C.llerting Debts, Fzeeuting Deetig,
verifying Helms, and Taking Tegtno•
ny, with Forms for every lititte:
WITH MUCH(J I VER Utt.EFUL. INFOIt-
TION;
the whole congtitu Ging an official anti
BUS.I.N.Eti 8 JOURNAL.
PHIPABBB ►ROY 0111 CIAL REIT Rllll BY
JOHN LIVING TON,
Of the New York Bar, Secretory of the Iter
chaste' Gatos Law tkspopy.
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Publlahed by the ileeehruda' Union Law i . e.,
No. IJI Broadway, Ttfird Floor,
(In the Aoterkan Eaehange National Bank
Building.)
The Book will be sent, prep dd, lo any addrese
In the United State* on receipt of l'an Dolt
on; or it wl.I Be forwarded by- blzprei,e,
with bill tube puld on delivery.
Jane It IBM $lO
2,500,000 Customers in Four Years
PATRONIZE THE BEST!
Having the largest ell fatal, most r x per Iroe. d
boyere,
boyere, am' extensive trade of any anteero
in the Dollar Salo business, we
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In every inetanoe, and alsothe pest !tele,. (los
of Goode ever offered at
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No other concern has any IhOW wherever our
dgenta are act/mg. Our motto, "Pronipt
Reliable." Mule and Lonnie 114C1141 WaalOd lu
city au4 country.
- LADIES
Are particularly requodell to try our pop
ular club system of melting all kind,. of DitY
AND FANCY Gibbs, DREMS PATTERNS,
CXYITONCIAOTH,CASTORS,i4ILVEIt eLetTED
GOODS, WATCLIEN, &c.„ (Established labs
A patent pen Mention and u ebeck, describing
an article to be-aold fur a dollar, , lo an; 20 for
82: 40 for $4; tin for sci, 100 fyr 110; malt by wall.
Fregin.eneats to getter up, (antra 6u per erns.
Store Mon aoee yfirred by any other coneernj
according to site of club. Send ma trial club,
Or if not do not fall to tend for a circular.
N. IL—Our Bale 'should NOT be cLuamest with
New York dollar Jewelry sales or bogus 'Tea
Companies," as it is nothing of the sort.
EASTMAN & KENDALL,
65 Hanover 80., Huston, Muss.
July 8, ma.
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Gettysburg Railroad.
ftiIIANGE OF CONNECTIONS.—On and ar
k) ter Monday, May 11th, leas, Fassenger
Troll will leave and arris eat li..tt)shors,
and make cminections,asiolloas :
FIRST PA S.BIeiNGEBTR.A.I w I Meas. Get
tu rg atl .14 k. , , , r i ltmlerstorlorkht r. 4 es,i t i t oreandi „
North and arrivin g at Hanover June.
How without change 01 airs, at 10.12 A. N.,
cwt
aent with the Fast Line liouth on the,
Northern Control Hallway, and arriving at
Baltimore at 12.30 nom, Alan connecting
with Hall Train from Baltimore north, ae
riving In Harrisburg at 13X)P. AA Arriving at
Gettysburg 12.20 111., wilt) passengers trona
Harrisburg, York, kkiilltunte w 2.11 Washing
ton.
wtll
Ge a ttrug n ivirg u l' or;
Junction at 2.40, and connecting with mall
tralh South. Arrive h at ßaltire at. kW P. M.
Arrive at Gettyaburg P. M., with pas
sengers from VltiladalpilLsi, Harrisburg and
the North and Weal 11.1114 also with pumen
gers from Baltimore and Washington by the
fast line north, which leaves Baltimore at liltr
noon.
Panlengers can leave Baltimore in the Mall
Train at 8.311A.M., and arrive in Gettyabrirg at
1230 p. IL Or leave Baltimore In the Mat lino
at 1110 noon, and arrive In Gettysburg at 4.1. r.)
P. M. But one change of cars either way: at
Hanover-Junction.
R. McCURDY, Pres't.
May
Ramer Branch Railroad.
iTh ic and attar MONDAY, Um 9th, ief i L
r ave "-
FIRDITRAIN will leave Hanover at LW A.
M., with passengers for York , Baltimore, Har
risburg, and the North and Wait. This val.
arrive. at the Junction at /0.10 A. M., ton
noctleig with the Faatlane South, on the
Northern Central Hallway, whieharrivea at
Baltimore at 20 P. M., and also with the Mall
Traits North, whirl arrive. at Harrisburg at
12.56 P. M.
fir This tram retools to Hanover at 11.50 P.
m, arrives at Oettysbura at 14./0 P. M.
aIitaTRAIN leave. Hanover at 2.46 P.
r lem es
the Jamie:to at 0.40 P. 11.,
mmi.cumcwAyi the Mall Train South, which
arrive. at Raltenorit 04 0,31 P. Id,
by ibis (edit fin Van ley OV.orlit Inticiket
until All P.M.
Sir This Train return. to liailOirer at 4.46 P.
11., with pmatitspon for Hanover, Getty.barg
and Llttleatowe.
Paasengers leaving Baltimoni for Hanover,
Gettysburg a n Littleatinvu, will take either
the Wai Train at 8.30 A. M., or Dianna Line
at 12.10 P. M. JOSEPH LEIB, Agent.
Dee. 20, RC. if
Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
DOUBLE Inch ratite running between
adelphls and Pittsburg. 'fraine !cawing
tiettraharg make the following conopetieua
with this Trunk Uwe:
Gettysburg leave at 4.10*. m. and 12.45 p.
Hanover June arrive " .:..,31
leave 19.5 S " 9.40 "
Harrisburg arrlvel2.ss p. in. 11.45 "
leave 4.10 " 2.45 n. al.
Phila.:Wahl,: arrive 9.40 " 7.10 "
- leave 1.15. " 12.15 "
Pittsburg arrive ISO a. tn. 930 "
At Philadelphia egg* Connections are made
with the train. ior.Nsar 1 - pair,Stoaton and a,,1
Eastern Clues. At Pittsburg ausstellen , . are
made In the New Onion Depot With the tralus
far ail Waltarn POW&
Sir" VVlMi n.
'ttunes, rw.
aintaT W. 0 trlaWas., Gen. poor kir t., Thus:
"a.' a niss. tr •
HAT.WANTISD. -
aHZ undersigned Will pay Pm t=ua..
prleesVi. - 41.0 er a s
lA* no. irimmumm..
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