111
-r 7 '• T!'
TUE CATTILE DISEASE
' The disease continues to Mtraet
i imuch ,attention In the Northwest.—
,The rormnittee appointed by the lilt-
Agsicuitur.d Society rephrt
• - mt :he affects only those Da
ve cattle grazing upon territory. tra•
ity. Texas cattle, or in pastillas
th them. Stock dialers have held
meetings throughout the State, and
'are resolved to resist the further im
portation of Texas or Cherokee cattle,
by prosecuting all persons engaged
the business. At Cincinnati the con
sumption of beef is said to have :alien
off gitittly, In consequence of the panic
created by the disease. A letter from
New York says:
"The cattle disease is unquestlona
ply curtailing the consumption of
beef. At the hull's Head there 18 a
sensibli., diminution of the number of
animals on sale, and the butchers' hills
of tn..' of the hotels exhibit a cot'.
ropouding abbreviation. One house
in Broadway, which tumidly averages
Imo per week, now till& MO cut
ilecot; another over in Brooklyn,
which usually buys $l/50 worth, has
dwindled down to $45, and the same
'state of thlbgs, it is probable, exists at
other places. Mutton, veal, pork and
fish alone are In favor at the restaur
ants "
TUE tin 11'3MM' OF DISEASED CAT
TLE.—Considerable alarm has been
created among the 'farmers and cattle
.dealers, to thin and adjoining counties,
by the statements recently made that
diseicied rattle had been shipped east
oNei the Pennsylvania Railroad. The
following statement therefore of Mr.
P;dwar,i H. Williams, General Super
intendent of the Pennsylvania .Itlll
- which was made at a special
ionecting the Mayor and City Coun
.•lie of Altnonn held oh the 2.4 th lust;
will be read with lnsterest. Mr. Wit-
Whims stated "that the Inspection of
Cattle at the Pittsburgh yards was as
thorough and careful as it was posaible
to make it, and It was not proably that
tt nny diseased cattle would be shipped
east from that point on their trains;
,they would be stopped as soon of as•
certalned and be unloaded, and care
p,taken- that:the infection should net
spread. Ile also stated that the Wes ,
.I'tern roads' centering iu Pittsburgh
Mere taking every precaution to pre
" vent the transportation of diseased.
, i. eatile over their ilitee, and that tney
would doubtlesseoen succeed in getting
m a under control." . --Loneaster intelll
fpnecr.
1,1
THE UA CONN!! MACY I
,I hr doth.beskod, Petrel and Revolo
tiessary U. A. IL Exposed 1
'Horrible flatb of amp Ploprease nettle** I
We give bow an expositkon of the
eh: tractor of the Radical military se:
'eret society, which has been organ
tNized for the purpose of overthrowing
1 4,',Hse liberties of the people. The atteu
ertion of the Government has recently
been called to the treasonable eliaroe
ter or the organization known Eta the
.... 4 Prand Army of the Repubilo," and
the ritual, oaths, &c., have been dis
`i',:covered and are now In the posses-
~iou or detectives. The oath of the
Supreme ' Coln mandery, which we
"pilot below, is of a most horrid and
lo:citing character, and should open
the eyes or all men who still cling to
' the Constitution and a republican
-form of government. Concerning the
character of the lower degrees, we are'
Ittrnisl4ed the following:
'The 'Post' Is the initiatory degree
in this order, and here the rite of
In
t„itbathm Is very simple. In order to
&Mill those who have been lu the
"..ervlce of the United States into join
ng them, the statement Is made that
the (Ii A. R. is not of a political char
4ctereud that its object is only to pro.
mote-the Interests of those who were
in the army. But upon initiation the
novice is obligated to vote for a soldier
is against a civilian, unless otherwise
itiatrueted by the order, which means
that in case a Radical civilian lea can
}Mato for dike against a Democratic
,oldier, the order will instruct its
members to vote for the civilian.
I ,,l'hus the 'Post' Is used as a political
ittnachine, and ns it is under the control
t . pf the Supreme Commandery, this sub
„ordinate branch is subject to military
duty under the orders of the Supreme
N N ....ornmander. This, however, is stud!.
tusly concealed from the knowledge
the members of the 'Post,' and so
; on: many other things which are deem
-001 safe only in the breasts of the mem
twers of the higher degrees. Only those
nt ho have risen to the grade of dlriga
'Hier General' in the order, can take
,he highest degree, and only upon
.alcing the following oath :
"'I, - ' in the presence of
klmighty God and upon his Holy
:vangely, do solemnly swear that
will bear true allegiance to the Amer
„tcan Nation, that I will recognize all
nen without distinction of race or color
tits my political equals, and that I will
coppose and stand ready, at all hazards,
w o assist in abrogating, or if need be
~n overturning, all laws, under what
, tver name, not in harmony with this
'doctrine of equality ; and I futhermere
- wear that I will, at all times and un-”
lei all circumstances, favor - the con
entration of pen er in the Federal
d rove rninent and oppose the idea of
re
ereed rights residing in the Statem,'or
"In the people; and I furthermore
Swear that 1 will re.dst • to the extent
A f my power, even if it should require
szwrillee 01 life Itself, the confirm.
ime of the fff fates Rights theory in the
"'idle). of the Government of the United
Uztatc, ; and in token of my sincerity,
hereby announce My qvillingnerft ht
Holiirut to the extreme penalty, even
eath, which this order may clinatie to
"Whet upon me, if at anytime I altould
rove unfaithful to this, my oath of
tio help me God and keep
le true.' "
Thu% are the revolutionary and tress
purposes of this outh.lmund con
-1-r.4lracy unveiled. It can scarcely be
thut uny soldier, who fought
the preservation of the Gi'matitu-
Q11;.4111ch this order seeks to tivet t,
60
ill continue In fellowship with it; of
r learning its atrocious designs, We
n en upon all who are members of ink..
h or degrees, those who have united
ix oemseives with the various "Posts"
o iroughout the country, whether they
t wo Republicans or Democrats, to at
lisengage themselves 'from the
i.,,,, 0 47 2 ,j. i .whieh they have been led.
\fill 1„,,,,, A .7eave this revolting and
prim-ipled ca , "` cabal, and disdain to be
u b 1 4, 4 „,a..• the conspirators, who seek
K make you their instruments In weer•
,rowing your own, as wellies the pub
e liberty.--Patriot.
.. e er y DURING the second session of the
, ri ortieth Congress there were2,7BBpen
.. n aives distributed among the mem
:ars of the House, at a cost of $5,620, or
a y ere than $2 each. There were
. 4 members of that body, thus giv
. 14 knives and a fraction to each
',member, or about $3O for each member
IDI pen-knives during one session of
i rlmgress.
'(aeon morning, Mr. Henpeck,"
d A printer In search of female coin
"eltors, "have you got any daughters
eaat would make good typeiietters?"
but I have get a wife thar*Puld
kin very fine devil." •
WE New York Times, a B adk
k real, fears the Dentooratle_ttuklority
tfiiit city"rarinvik 911.00/1. - •
- .
•
COE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE.
COE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE.
COE'S 'DYSPEPSIA CURE,
EN
COE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE
COE'S DYSPEPSIA -CURE
COE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE
COE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE.
COE'S DYSPEPSIA CUBA
COE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE.
COErEi DYSPEPSIA CURE
COE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE
COE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE
Thly At or 14 renow
l 4al cu rt r , e me o , i ty tor the antral
ID "r.SI=I)IIP.SI A.
Indigestion, Sick Headache, Sourness
or Acidity of the Stomach, Rising
of I•bod, Plainlene,y, Lassi
tude, Weariness, Biliousness,
Liver Pomplain!, final
ly terminating in •
Death, -
ale reed upon the attention and trial of 'coffer
ere from this moat horrible of all diseases.
Dyspepsia shown Ils ravages In a thousand
different forms, In fact, all disorders of the
Stomach arm &berets, with all their corn
plant., soak as Sick Headache, Heartburn,
Depreaelon, general sense of ones...lnc. and
feeling that you are not well. Food distresses
you, dem and sours on your stomach; breath
le bed; skin at times flushed amt hot; don't
feet as It you could move or etir about, and
worst of ail, Indigestion or Constipation, are
nothing more or legs than Dyspepsia. Thous
and. upon thouciutle suffer and I Ile this way
and neither themselves or physicians know
what ails theta. except that they aro surely
dying.
homier, we repeat It, flog is all PisPellslo•
If you would have proof of our statement, if
on would save s ourselves and children from
an early grave, li l ou would have health and
etletgv and strength, again we beg you try
ono bottle of
COE 'S DYSEEPSLI CURE.
Yoe will see how .0011 It will dispel your
bud feelingsund gloomy forebodings. How
soou It wIU chase away any spades - of Dys
pepsia. How soon it will give you new lifeand
vigor, sod how soon it will make a wen man or
woman of you. For your own sake, for the
sake of everybody suffering. we beg, we en
treat you to try It.
Far hirer Complaint k Bilious Derangements
It I. a Sovereign Remedy, while for Fever and
"Ague, and all those disease. which are gen
erated In a miasmatic climate, It IC a certain
preventive and cure.
That Its wonderful medicinal virtue. may
not stand alone on our statement, we append a
f ew onzoneued testimonials from those whose
position In Roelety and reputation as citizens
will piece their evidence beyond all gaaalloa,
and carry with them strength and convletion
to the mien Incredulous.,
Mr. Lester Sexton, a wholeaale merchant of
30 yeare, In Milwaukee, one of the meet relia
ble and careful men In the State, soya, under
date
LIKAUXXL. Will., Jan. 24.'1288.
Mwn W 4. C: O. CLARK & Co.,New Haven, Conn.
Both myself ald wife have titled One's Dye.
pepele Cure, and It hes proved PERFECTLY
gathstaetory as ► retnedy. I have NO beano-
Bon in saying that we have received GIB.BAT
BENBEIT from lie use.
MNMEEII!MII
t Fro,a Ret. E. F. Ward, AM., Lomin an., 0 )
STrtONG ARNISTHosin,
fleuttrynen—ltgiver me great pleasure token.
that my wife has derived great benefit from
the um of Coe'm Flyspepsla Cunt. Him has
been for u number of years greStly troubled
with Dyspepsia, luxionipanied with violent
paroxysms of constipation which em prontra
ted her that she was all the while, for months,
unable to do anything., the took, at your in
stance, floiesDyspepafa Cure, and has derived
()HEAT BENEFIT FROM IT, and la now com
paratively well. She regards 'his medicine as
a great blessing. Truly yours,
Jan. 13th, tin. L. F. WARD.
' (14-ont Rae. Isaac Aiken. Alleghen.y. Pa.)
•
Jo fora FutellNO, Druggist;
N 9. 11l Market Street, Pittsburg.
, IR:.-i take great pleasure la ranting that,
If r having suffered from dyspepsia for about
111 en years, at some periods much more than
at re. 1 have been entirely cured by the use
of oe'e Dyeprpele Cure. My friends gums
Lk t of late years my case has been an ex
me one. I kw( grunt Nu Ifering front eating
any kind of food, and on an average would
vomit about one-third Mow meals, In a sour
I ntligiatible Mlles. When the severe attacks
would come, I would tote all strength 114 , d be
utterly helpless. Some of the attacks would
be so severe that fur nays together I would not
retainanything on my stmuaelt, save n little
I dry ingest and tat. For years! knew not what
' It was to pass five consecutive hours without
intense palm From the time I took the first
done of this medicine I ceased vomiting, grad
luny all soreness pa..m.l away, and flesh and
strength returned, and es, eine,. I have been
able to eat soy kind of food setupon the table.
Six months have now pawed without any
symptoms of the return pf the disease. My
ease wan considered by ytl, even physicians,
en mars elm., that for time It was fear
ed It might to iletlti e; but I ant .new
so wall' ootteinoed. that I have ..beetn not
merely relieved. hot permanen , ly curedethat
I can conscientiously recommend Cne's Dys
pepsia Cure to all s ictims of dytipepaim
IS.kAr AIKF,N.
Late truitor of the Denver NC., M. E. Church,
Allegheny. '
CONCLUSIVE E.VIDENCE.
NMir HAVICR, CT., June 2, WC
Yuan. C. Q. C4.811‘ 4. Cu.
Dials ;—lilsbef abates; from illegreat ben
efit derived, to artist in spreading the tame of
Cue's Dyspepsia Cure, I would_ *de my ease.
fkimething over a year ago, bad a violent at
tack Diarrhea. liwted ' eight duringot which
which time I employed three phyal
weeks,
Helens, but "Cure. The
relief. until I Cried rte's Dyspepsia Care. The first dose helped me; I
book it three times a day for a week and was
entirely cured; and I believe to-day that it
saved my llfe. Being attacked la a similar
way this season, I took one dote, which Put
I me an right ~1 wotild advises every family to
keep It on hand ready for immediate use, in
mss of Bummer or Bowel Complaints.
C. DUNN.
The above 'Mr. Dunn is in our empoy, and
we can vouch for the above statement being
true . E. ARMLD dt (70.
Cee's Dyspepsia Care
•
wail • • •• sena •• la alt amnia
tt 'ausuoder COW
away 416arderred
---1407- 47 1 ". • la at as eeni=
; 1 1 4 a, 11 " °WI •
THE GETTYSBURG COMPILER, FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 4, 1868.
SIXTH
ANNUAL FAIR
ADAMS COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
AT GETTYSBURG,
MSD4Y, WEJAI4DAT and TUBS.
DAY. September 22d, 23d
. and 24th, 1868.
LIST OF PMEDIS.
Herne and Dale Department.
Mullions, Mare. and CIAO Jos °eery °remold.
Best stallion over 4 $l2 00
second best 5 CO
beat atallion betsreenllan:d 4 4 IV
11 -
end best 900
best stallion between 31 . nd 3 g 4
best brood mare,
beat hones colt between Sand 3 years, . 300
beat mare colt between 2 and 3 years, .. 8 00
best colt between I and 2 ream.— 800
best colt under 1 rear,....._.....2 (10
Beet etallion over I yes.re,_
1k.../11.1 beet _
-. . ..
twat stallion Letween 3 and 4 yenta, 8 00
el
bestrtaron bet weep 2 and 3 years.— i W
best Lorne colt between 3 and 4 years,... 3 IQ
" . land 8 years... 8 00
" • 1 and 2 years,- 300
best brood mare over 4 yeare,-- ...... ..._. 500
beet mare between 8 and 4 years, 400
" 2 and 8 yearn,- ..... -. 300
" " I and 2 year., „. 800
best colt uuder I 4-ar r .."... .....„ ..... ... 2 tAI
CIAso 8.
, Saddle.
Bent ettalllou of cr I eat5.,...._......__..._5/2 00
wound bent
. . _
lwat pair matched horaex or mare. 00
betkt and fastest liorte or mare for light
harnesx, owned In the county, 21 00
wound bent ..... 15 00
..... .
beet ferally home or mere (or gekerel
11.1111, 10 00
w•road
beet w4dk home or mare
- . . - .......
faateat walking home or mare 5 00
fastest Tucker or purl, ............. 00
SPF.e.IA I, Pitrlll IVY of 1100 for the (mit
est trotting horna.mare or gelding, In Itarnerk
—beat two In throe miler-open to the. world.
/5 entrance fee in to be paid upon entering
for this premium.
.11irThe Fair Oroutnts will be open for train
ing of horses I.oa weeks prior to the Fair,
clami
Pleat team hones, nut lea! than 4,
twat team mules,
. , . .
hest vingle draught homier mare, 4 00
hest Jack 5 00
beet pair of MUi. 0, or 3 years...-. .... . 3 1 / 1 4,
beat pair ofinulte between 1 atal2 ire., 3 Oe,
beet mule filly, .. . 1 CO
lIIMMENEMLIE
beet bull between .4 and 3 years, .
I .nd 2 Youra,..
beet bull call under I year
beet cow aver 3 years ...... .......
second twat " ....... ..........-
. •
best heifer or cow between 2 and 3 yrs., .1 00
best heifer beta eon land 2 years, ..... 300
best heifer calf, . . __ 200
P .
erseus competing for Premiums for Blood
ed Cattle most give satisfactory ansurarwe to
the Untrolttee of the purity of the stock. Pre
mitlums to be given for each of. the following
breeds—Dushani, lioNou, Ayrshire, Aiderny,
and Teetovater.
Best bull over 3 yeare,.. ...... —.....—.... 05 00
best " between 2 and 9 year5,........_ 300
beet " calf between land 2 years,.... 200
best " . nuder I year,
beet CON over 3 years,.. .. ........ 00
recorld beet " - AI
best better or cow between and II yrs., 300
beet better between I and 2 yeah,......... 203
beet heifer calf under 1 year,.........._...1 00
Clams T.
&wt. pen of iheett, not lees than a, la 00
bait pen of lambs. not lees than 3, . 3 00
beet bock over I year, 5 00
beet boar over I year, ..... 400
beet . ender 1 your,
beet 00W over 1 year 500
beat " tinder 1 year ........ 200
bentiwia iof ehoitt9, not leas then 3, ..... . 100
beet pen Of pigs, not leer than 8 00
Beet coop of chltacna, not law than ER 00
second beet " 1 00
beat pair chickens,— ......
hest, n
best ." geese, .
best ". . .
best " .
best " English rabbits,
Clam 9. -
Mach tnery Jrnykqtratt,
Best term wag., , „ ,„ P S4 00
brat boy airriage or ladder, 900
beg reaping um , L mowing mwMine 5 00
best mower - . 300
best separator,
WO, hone Vlrcither,
best porPsule Puy prOMI,
Peetllme spreader .....
nest corn sheiler,
bectelover
Beta fanning mill, .
best corn stook cutter,.....
beet hay and straw eutter.-, , 7 ''''''''''''''
8 00
best three horse plough,... 2 00
best two horse atonal',
best tutraoll plough, 2 00
2 00
UM. narrow. . . ... . .
best corn cultiv at0r........ 2 00
b e e ttis grain drill, ...... .... OO
.
t corn planter, , 2 00
belt cultivator for general purposes, ... 200
best broad erut POWtir, 2 WI
best miler for genet - arose, ._ _ 2 00
beet nod largest eol ',yet ion exhibited by
one person of egrieultural halite
men ts, to be It eoteleat by the Mansupirs, 600
Fbrni and ifeasehokt Implements.
Best butter churn, , , 51 00
twat milk strainer__ ........ ..... 60
best washing m.5eh1ue,.........„,......... 1 01)
best grain erad1e,....... ......... —....... 100
best scythe and enoth,. 1 00
best 6 hand rakes,- . 50
best 0 hay forks 60
beat axe, . 50
be Snag)ladle simeel ... 50
best short handle shovel 50
bast spade,- 50
best eel bone shw-- ~.. 00
best wire tiedbroema„. ............. ........... 60
bent twine
bus tied brooms,- XI
best
Dent weighing machine tor general
purposes 1 00
best portable eider mi 11,....... .... 1 00
best 6Hour barrels, 1 00
best shingle and Mayo cutier, 900
best shingle cutter,
boot stave" n ... 100
Drat bee hive, .. ... .... ..... -.- 100
Beat barrel family flour, w hite wheat,.. $2 00
beet barrel ramlly flour, red wheat,.
best barrel dour. superdne,.... I 00
beat barrel rye hour, .. .... .....
... usrrel rye flour,. ....... ... ... ...... I oi:,
beet 25 pounds turn mea1,........
beat 25 pounds buckwheat t10ur,... ..... 1 IA
best half bushel While wheat, __ 200
best .. 2 00
best " i 4 hit e 00rn,....... ..... I Op
bk,t '. red corti,....- ............ ..... 1 00
• 1 00
best "
best "
beet " IJ...ivy, . ._ 100
bent peak teno a rlY g e0 0 .,---i--i- ' a°
beet " sine e1eett,...x...e... .....y. _ ; 00
beet '' buckwheat, . —._. .. ...... -.__
00
beet sample newly tntroducled grain,
valuable to the banner, not less than •
half bushel, ... ....... ...- 2 00
For the be halt_tpushelpf any yailety,
of potatoes, eolcln . ' al OD
beat Fait lcushel mama p0tat0e5,.._....... 100
boot " 50
bent "
betit. " - ciri - 015',... - - . -... ....... .....-. .
best "
best 5 stalks celery ...... ..... 50
best 13 heads cauliflower,- ........ ..-. _..... 00
best 8 lteads cabbage, ._- ...... ........ .... ..... 50
best 12 tomatoes, . ..... .. ... -.- .- . ...... ..... 50
best 3 =est sweet pumpiritt . s,
50
60
bla.t 3 pumpkins,
3 egg plants, SO
bent rtkllmatans, ......_ • t t= nii ,elo so
Chan 14.
- Fruits, Man and Mier
Best and large[[ exhibition fif,ip les
correctld labelled not less titaln iP liya
specimens each, .... ...sO2 00
bast specimen of fal apples, bush.,.. 100
best specimen wint-r apples, 1Z bush.,.. 100
best and largestcollection o pears,
correctly labelled, not less than three
specimens each,. _ _ 200
best assorted basket or . W . sh . of quinces, 50
last colleetion of Mums.° of each kind, 50
beat isolleciloa maw" mown the
best speci opera
m;ttiltmnak 50
best amoinien of 60
best home made wises, not Ism than il
kinds, ..... 2 WI
boat blackberry 510e,....._.._....50
bout bottled elder, wth the mode of
curing to keep sweet I year, 50
All fruits exhibited most be grown by the
competitors, and the Judiges Ml 7 withhold
premiums If fruits of Sufficient merit are not
presented.
Claws lb.
Butler, Cheese, honey, Hansa see.
Beat 5 pounds butter 11200
0 ham cured by exhibitor__ __ 100
beat 5 pounds of 100
All
to ham premium* are re
quired to have
the,-
hams cooked and
to the exhibition with the eking* on atrejs
togive sintement of the node ,&o.
am.lope, LeoOber cod /Nos peparpo . vat
boot -top burr
be .--
at Via* boot= a 0
baa
Cala
E:I=E!
lima 2.
Blooded SVoel,
$l2OO
500
$8 a)
8 Oil
Cattle Department.
flay 6.
Blooded Mal,
IMMINEEI
. 600
4 00
J 00
800
Class I.
ivwae• caul Grate Cbtae.
121 w S.
to U,
• - ,w
00
100
00
500
11. 00
... 3 00
300
00
3 00
Class 10.
lin - m I osplenents.
121121 M
Class 11.
lahmal Produofiont.
Clam 13.
Yi. getable&
==i
I=EM
best dawble
beet wagon Winless. bind pant _— 200
bra t wagon lames, franzgean...— .2 00
t rkllnq ....... ....... 200
beat buil. aaddle. 2 On
best rldln le bridle ...... ...... 1 W
belt lot
Ie
ben. lot name& fiNattiei. ..... 00
;w.f. lot upper leatlxpr.... . —........ /
ollkl OU
best dressed sheep 77: 1 V
best cooking VA V, for srood . Vr ' coal-.... 2OS
best ornamental parlor aid/a .. 200
best drain tile._ '''''' 00
Drat sample Iron isillag 1 VO
1.,
Beet 13 yards woolen 112 el>
beet 15 yards rug 2 00
best hearth rug, 1 GU
best double cos 1 00
best petr woolen knit Moe/rings,. 50
best pair half hose, woolen, ..... 50
best pale linen .... 00
beet pale linen hose, 50
best witr cotton stocklugs, 00
best pair hall hose,
best pair woolen mittens 50
best table cover, 1 00
serood best ..... -............50
best patch.work quilt, ...... ....... 2 00
sewn I bet.l
tb IM best
BEMMIM
be.i dei.ine q uiii7 — -------= 100
best oonnterpnne, .- .. ...... - ...... .-.....,..... 100
best pule woolen blankets,- ............ ...... 100
second best " 00
best 10 yard. home-made linen, ...... ..... 1 00
best 10 yards linen diaper, 1 011
best 10 yards tow linen,.-.......-.—...... 100
best borne-made shirt,. ..- lal
60
beat pound linen sewing thread,
13=1 13
Beat general display of worsted work,.. $2 00
Nat ottoman cover 100
best wmocti reception cldr,.. ......... ... 100
best petr worstei alippenk—. ...... .....-... 50
best wended lamp mat 60
beet Hower view mat 5U
... ....... .
beet child's worsted worked dreen,, , ~., 50
beet. child ' s filehan 60
Feat worsted tidy, _ so
best worsted hr . akfast ebaw1,......--.-.. 50
best wonted. toilet cushion,._..—..... 50
l'lasas 19. . .
Embroidery and Plaseir W.
Best knit. r ry ill, ... .. .. . 01 00
best, erol,ro de on intieilti ....... • - ..... _. , 3°
bestembro dered skirt, l 1
...- ........ ... _ ..1
best silk slippers„. 5...
best ertiell.„l Illy, ......... . , .. .10
best laos show! .... . ...,!. . -..: .. ................... .50
best eilibrold.ored pillow MAC,. .. - 50
belt/ embroidered handkerchief, , . - .0
best embroidered child's cape, .... .. 50
best embroidered collar,
best speclitteu of wi,.% llowerv, ....... ...- 1 00
se t4,nd belt
best hair flowers 50
best shell work, . . . 50
best feather work, .„„„ _ . .... 50
best button basket . ,..... .. . ....... 50
best bur basket, .. . . 50
best bead eustdoli,....._ . ..- ra
best head ltaket, ...... ... ..... ..... - .. 50
best work basket ......... .... ......... ...... . 50
Clan, 20.
Best home-made bread,....... . $1 On
second best 50
best five loaves baker's bread, • • • 100
sorinnd host
best pound, sponge, fruit, Jegy, lady,
Dover, gold, kllver, marble, .2aWann,
mountaln and cocoanut cake, each,. 1 00
best ginger and sugar cakes,
room+, Ju in bles, rusk, biscuit, ease . , 50
Ova at.
Rest preserved strawberries, quinces?
plums, peaches, pine-apples, pears,
apricots, tomatoes, crab apples, cher
ries, citron, 8.e., ,each, ........ ;.10
beat currant, quince, raspberry, apple,
calr's foot, huckleberry and peach
Jelly, each,. ..... . ....... ............ ...-.--.. 50
best brandy peaches,- ... 50
beat canned tomato., peaches, pears,
corn : cht.rrierl, &., each, . ......... 50
Clam 92.
Bost apple, peach, pear, qulpee anti to.
muto batter, each,.... ..
best pickled cucumber., pepper; toma
to..., eaoteleups, plums, mixed pick
le., each 50
ra
Vest Wumlo eutsup
Clara 23.
Greatest variety dahlios, rams, verbe
nas, ouch..
seoond beet varietiteaahlicer, roes. _ 50
best varieties German eaters, pansies,
collection of greeu-house plant., by
one person, floral ornamems, each,— ; 50
best baud baguet, ............ 50
for the moat haunt tally arranged hink
et of flowers, a 60
tIP. *4.
3turleal butrumewfs.
Beet piano,
best melodeon,._. 4 00
best cab, net organ, O2)
Chum 24,
°stoma Ware mad Ifoutehoid inuentions.
Beet variety of cabinet ware, ........ 12 00
best sewing machine,
beet case cutlery, epecial premium
For all inventions and Improvements of
household uti I Ity, having valuable propertlea,
find nut Included under any Of lip fareannig
heads, discretionary premiums, or diploin i as,
may be awarded.
Class Mi.
flair, Boots, /Owe; aothow,
Best display of hateand cape,........gl 00
best display of boots and shoes, ..... .4 . 100
best display of men's clothing,. . I 00
best display of solar., , ..... 00
best display of 81401E111g and chewing
Wtaccos, I 00
best cigar, made In the county . 100
Clow *7.
Psintings. Pennsoruhgp,
Best display of dram lugs and paint-.
tugs ...... .../ 11 be
beet paintings, iiraWii by
a native of Adams .... 110
beat water dolor painting, ....'
1 00
best crayon or pencil drawing ... 1 00
beet diaplay of pitotograpart anal ma
:et
eguar er ;dornamental painting 100
00
beet marble work ..... . , . 1 00
beet pen,inanehlp . 100
Niseettaseenv .414/eke.
The Society invites the exhibition of any and
every thing that may be useful or convenient
In the practice of Agriculture or Horticulture,
or he the product of either; all articles and
Implements of convenience or me in the do.
moetic or eoclal lite, or of all the pradyeta of
art and skill, and for all such trim& of merit,
although not enumerated In the° for.-going
list, premiums or diplomas may be awarded.
, t.le■ and tennis/ions.
All awarded premiums uncalled for, for
thirty days after the close of the Fair, shall
Ir. deemed donated to the rt.:K.lo[y.
PlSlums shall not be awarded when the
anti lor the article In deemed unworthy.
articles must be marked with muds,
which will he Inveighed by the Pecretstry, des
ignating ekuse.prid number; sad thdoiki cants
must not be removed until after the Award
ing Committees have dulshed their examina
tions.
The Executive Committee will take every
possible precaution for the mate keeping of all
artioleaon arkiblthm, eilor their arrival and
arran~emcut, but the Society will not be re
spoaelble lose or damage that may oc
cur. They desire exhibitor to give pereonat
attention to their animals or articles, and al
the close of the Fair attend to their removal.
ffo animal or article stall betalcertdut of
the Fair Grounds without the leave of the
President.
Exhibitors are expected to obey the Mar
shals promptly In producing their stock,
when Instincted to do so; and any person
proving refractory will be ruled out from com
peting.
No animal or article will be assigned opium
on the grounds until the entries are made, as
the regulations of the society require.
Persons renting refreshment booths will not
be permitted to sell intoxicating drinks.
Any person found intoxitated upon the Fair
Grounds, or acting In a disorderly manner,
shall be immediately ejected from the
grounds.
A prompt and severe example will be made
of any fraudulent use of Admission Tickets.
Any person attempting to interfere with the
lodges, la their add udimtions, will be prOMpt
ly excluded from competition.
Should any doubt arise as to theskiniarity
of the entry or any other important matter
which the committee feel ineompetent to de
ckle, they may at once report the name to the
President.
Prices of Admission.
Family 'Tickela, admitting man, wile,
enmarried daughters, and minor sous,
kalee gentleman and lady, during the
Sl 00
•
Paotinan, single adm
Children under ten yea rs tr arTe . Free
One man and horse, single . 30
One-horse buggy or pleasure vehicle,
gentleman and lady, single admission,. 75
Each tedditional person in •
Two bona braggy or pleasure vehicle,
gentleman and lady, single admission, 100
Each additional person In them,-
Pleasure tickets, admitting man and
horse daring the Pair, in addition to
family tickets, . 50
Pleasure tickets, admitting one-home
buggy or pleasure vehicle, gentleman
and lady, during the Fair, in addition
to family 50
Pleasure tickets adinitting two-horse
:27.2; pleasuredur LeiFifaire, gentleman
, in addition
to family tick ' eT, .... . ........ 75
A g P FY ll96 4l . gree P let m th .6.c. ye .1 1 . a t i l aVi r Mobt li alner . 1 )
ftgily tickets.
Pleasure admission tickets required to be tied
to the right hand side of the horse's bead, to
avoid detention at the gite.
Pleasure vehicles strictly required to
ds as
by l. ke
e Lp4on
M h an o s, and e gn e e r d th e ng only at l the
times designated by We Marsha
OlNeere :
SAAPCP.Li ItEltliSCP;Preeident,
Wm. Iliceinexar, The President,
E. 0. rAaNzirrocE, Bee. See'y..
H. J. Ormuz. Ooralec4.,
D. WILLI. Tr rarer.
Yanagen—Wx. B. Wu.sos, ELLMAL
NOM Jonwa Boultallant. Arx, Wnrxx, Jonx
E. Weimar's.
Chief Marshal—Jomar Buaxmoz.nsa.
4og. 14, 11M1&
.NOTICE.
THE School Directors of Cumberland town
ship will meet at the Normal School
Room, in Gettysburg, on SATURDAY, AU
GUST 29th, at 10 o'clock, A. 21., for tip pur
pose of emplaftrup i reseibiemiollike *barge
of the several Schoollin said tawaab4p.
By Order of the Board.
A. BPANGLIBL, Preen.
AC. Su / 4 , Ma mo, Seel.
Aug. St - -
'I,VARRING 00/117;-- , JeekOM'a bat-
TT irersol,Waehthifi pound, by the eee
et which moth Mbar owed molt=
done In the beet TaamaTai *sr aTI• Tit
MR di Mir& A Aiwa weak ewe be dope erith
ik sento" rtb.la beaker OeR weber.
trznarg:-. Makeinare NOXL
ICY, via be at •
t ALLSAIIIIKe 97111.
Tin-Ware and Stoves
TN/1: LANAltrl ASSOATIIIiNT OF TIN
WARE IY THE COUNTY, AT
S. G. ,COOK'_S.,
(formerly Andrew Polley'et) also some of
THE WOW COOKING EITOVEBLNALASAKIET
sown which ate the
OLD DOMINION,
COMPROMISE,
PENNSYLVANIA
NOBLE COOK,
SCO/iiOMIST.
BARLEY IIaT,AY, •c.
Also, mazy other "'Voles for Kitchen ma
whlsti will hg sold as low as at era Alba
place in the minty.,
!MEI
. 2 00
- 1 00
Jane.3l.lBa. If
SPRING - AND BUMMER
CLOTHING.
GEORGE 4R.VOLD
ins now opened • Wye Stock of READY-
MADE CLOTHING, *madly of Ms nyrn man.
otacture„conaidlog of &U 4ll el Of
COATS, PANTS, VESTS,
SHIRTS, DRAWERS, CRAVATS,
Hamtery, &e., &e., at peke. to salt We Um*
C 414, ezmulio sod Judie rot yourselves.
April 21.186.4. tt
CHEAPER THAN .EVER
E. HITESHEW,
HAVING di or kils
sposed &trie
W How e and
an being o d f etermi s ne2 to Itle ,roc k du:
ring the Kammer and hill months, will give
GRE4T BriIiGAINS
before Invoking. My Mock of
ALL RINDS OF MEACHANDTZE
laAaZmterigez drrmnt, and
willbe cloned
York flprittp, July 17, lark tf
Sit-All persona knewltqt themselves indebt
ed to ma are requested to come forward and
make settlement.
GETTYSBURG
LIME KILNS.
THE uuttentigued bee bought out hi former
partner, Wm. Ealnn, and now continues tie
THE LIME-BURNING BUSINEE3B
hluteelfr-ot the Gettrebarg Linke Kilns, on
the corner of the Railroad and North itrotton
Street. Thankful for pail patronage, he will
endeavor to deserve lta continuance, by prose-
eating the boehtess as vigorously and on as
tarts a Mkt as possible—always selling a
good article and giving food mosittri , —
Farmers and others am look for the PMI'S
Ailing of orders
He siso continues the
COAL BUSINESS,
uttering the most popular itlnda. House.
keepers sad others should &veldt:a a coll.—
BLiclrsmlth Coal comtantly on hand
Lime and Coal delivered apyallare 10
Glettysbtvg,
.71..C08 REILEY,
Oettyabnrg, N0v.15,1/117.
UNION PdICIFIC
RAILROAD BONDS.
First National Bank of Gettysburg
meat for the sale of the FIRMS MORT
&WE UNION .PACIFIC RAILROAD SIX
PER CENT. {TOLD /NTRRIDIT BONDS, at
par and Intermit ea-Interest payable semi
annually at the counter.
All necessary Information given
OEO. ARNOLD, Outlier
Gettysburg, Nov. 29, 1887
NOTICE
TO CAPITALISTS !
Persons desirous of Investing tau, naalialiig
nearly NINE PER CENT., are requested to
1=32Z1
Gettysburg National Bank, ,
and obtaia Circular, of the ON.. Paellas
and also Vestals' Polhill* latlreed dos-
Iwales gratla.
These Investments are daily growing In
favor and ■ales I nereasine
Bonds can bo had at all times it tiffs Bank,
where all tafornualon ooncerning said in-
vestments will cheerfully be given
J. EMORY BAIR, Caalller.
I=
GROCERY & FLOUR STORE,.
NE MO )171.1
MEALS dr. BROTHER
.A.VE removed their Store to the Nein
delftfton Cliambendetri
hand
where the .'n er
pje to keep tronstalstbe nee
A7d.HIPDe OF
RAC ER,I E S ,
/Tout, -Peed, Notiotis, &c.
Also, VEGETABLTh In season, fresh from
the city and country. They are determined
to sell cheap as the cheapest, and as their
ly ask the lowest living profits, they
to merit and. receive • • liberal Mare of pubM
pistrousgb.
880.
April 10, InOt tf ,
BARGAINS
CZ=
INTBIAT, c 9C,V 4 WZ
: I
' ffoFf2t &IVO" ,1 i
irtvE otatiad itew GROCERY, la Get:
trehets, on the storth•wee. comer sr the
vumaidfaq=mlV,
of
reeiSived a
GEOCERVES,
Including Suisun COW; Molina* Syrups,
Teas, Hpleek Wham), Salt, Fish, Hann, Shout ,
derzt , .
QIIKSZIBWAILF6, OONFECTIONS,
!luta, I Seam Fancy Articles arui No
tFions , We wIU also keep On hand
FM.
Having purchased fur CASH. we ace pre-
Judge sell v cheap. •cial and
rte for yourseryelves. owe •
us
• - -.•- • -
flept, 7t, INV. tf
WESTIMN LANDS.
T HAWN mono volonible WEEITIMILAIThit
Which I will trade kw ono or woo FARMS
thisoomity. Tbelands ore weilloaated, and
, v o m w dooliabistor giinwly s kiaMtri
amatarikaure. April I. lams. st
1 John W.
al 'aif H tr o lO O IILE BASTE
P I. o.z,w glhl ,
net pi a NA o
. tott , t r. od o
. odor
h o b
boe
oe
N toCnei oeaw.l
JAG e be * **d y •
-
to iiillemakt GU NO.
w U
as la his Mob- He .kra aisassadisolsissastl-
S air ea
P tldil arms satleakotioo. Ilan NW
. ,
LUM
ROW & ,WOODS,
' • MACMINE COTTOIt,
good ao Coates's, at much less price
8. 43. COOL
Moor 1.11113. tt
CLOTHING,
i3ATe3 AND . CAPS,
HOOTS AND SHOES,
Every Rind of Gestlement's Wear,
LU agi,mtp.
OGITON STOCKINGS
I=
I=
I keep Gentlemen's Wear of all kinds and
will sell theta at the
Lowest Cash Prices
BOYS' HATS AND SHOES
.Diva me • call before purchasing else
MEE
April 21, IP4B. tf
SEC+..A.MI, STORE_
The undersigned bee removed hie Seger
Store to the ,
morrat-mmacxatmEmor• ram =Amoral,
where be oaks a continuance of the publie's
patronage Ilia new location la one of Ible
QM
and Ida inoe.k of Segue :mien the meetelacdoe
and satlsfactory
ma
Ho wall keep on band Ins best BRANDS,
and sill 1.1104101010.1 for penerat sfacthroipt.
out thalkl4llll4l. He srlll Sell at the lowest II?
log pricer, sib ikt vhchl6o44 avid retail.
Remember the place, in the Diamond, be
Lween Brinkerhoff's More and McClellan's,
Rote!
April 3, PM& U
SUMMER GOODS.
WI I are amiataapg receiving aloyr aad destrif,.
SILKS, POPLINS, PElLefkl.li:%_
PIQUES, SPRING CLOAKINcIB, ALPACAS,
DBLAINEEL CALICOEEL LAWNS, dr.e.
Also large additions to our nasal supply of
CLOTHS, CASSIIIEREM, JEANS,
•
with every variety of Goode for ]lea's
Bora wear. Wobwe 0.1.1/4 boulderoblz to
our sasortmeot or
cetti.kts, •
which weareselling !it
, r , !!119 reduced Pw!°.}.
bd assured we dia Isukkii 41 to the himentst
ot ta• purchaser hipiecliactS &Uzi Us.
IRON AND AiAna sis reasteid,prteer.
01IA AND PAINTS-at low Vaasa.
Glye ull 04. had oenirinced•
Getteaburg,May 1. M. et
CANNON'S
MARBLE WORMS,
on Bauhaont 114, omposit• tb•Ceart-HPIOI4
JOHN CRESR.
J. W. MUM,
Every dawriptlaa of sack executed in the
FINEST writs dr Tint Xmr -
Mine it, NIL. it
Gettilthurg Fesside-bketitato,
tCOitmoolon Ude fiaatltutios oral
MIXIOIIIOIr oft TIIEBD.eLY, the Ist of WP-
M , laftroulli, toput to
esisepoi,
- •
. 7 4:011. 4 18
11 ÷ 2114421 "111.1111.1111
GETTYSBURG
SOMMER STOCK
DRAM Goons,
wollows.
LADIES' BAT
LADIES' SHOE%
CHILDRZ BROM,
RA.2B FOR DOTS,
RATS FOR REV
HATS NOR CHILDREN;
HOOP SKIRTS,
NA gremt AquistY
BALMORA *Kura.
MEN AND BOY'S WEAR;
at low peals. v '
TRUNKS,
ALL SOLD CH,F.A2
HE.IID-QUaRTERS
IM
QM=
PAPER CIIFIefI,
==Cl
GLOVES,
111,NDKEROULEFS
TRAVELING SACKS,
=
CANES, &C., &C
In great variety
,THICO. C. NORRD3.
DIAMOND
_
GETTYSBURG
i•ENTIIIL AND CONVENIENT,
BRINKERHOFF, corner of the Diamond
. stoat York street, busjustxetaraen from
e with an enuertally aetraellie smart
meat of
CLOTHING FOR SPRING & SUMMER
stash which he will sell at each priceless ran•
not..oMl to take teem elf very rapidly. CUR
,and Midge for you/ weaves. To look at. the ex
cellent. mahlrhal, tasteful outlaw, and Peat
and enbatantlal sewing, and then to set his low
prime—milers tutnnut help but boy, when they
see It so much d
their interest to o so.
He hew 00611., Pants, Vests, of all styles sad
WASHINGTON BTHRBOWER. Mo.wri. 4 :
Hide, Boots astO ehvei;
FAHNESTOCK BROTHERS.
ble styles of
1:2=13
GINGIIAMO,
Our Mock o
lI,ENNEI -NV ARE
Is wasiplete. I►
,BAR:V:-W4,118,
Mid sit kDuls
BUILDING ILATIGUALE,
GROCICKEB, of 'an land&
Blgn of the Red Front.
amiwtsvia, PiNN'A.
NEW FORWARDING
COMMISSION HOUSE. •
ti - Svin3 purchased 'the extenalve
the an se. Intend ettig & Earnahaw,
dersigned to carry on the bull-
news, under the firm of Blahs= d Co. at
the old •laud. on the corner of Washington
and !Wheal streets, on a more extensive scale
than heretofore.
We are paying the highest market prleen for
HAT. FLOUR, (MAIN AND ALL KINDS
OF PRODUCE.
- -
FLOUR and FEF.U, SALT, and all kinds
of OROCLItIES, kept constantly on hand
andel:Waste, cheaper than the) can be had an) -
where else.
PLASTER, and all kinds of FERTILIZERS,
constantly on hand, or furnished to order,
A REGULAR LINE OF FREIGHT CARS
Will leave oar Warehouse every TUESDAY
MORNING , , and ammuniodation trains will
be run as 00CRX1011 May require. By Gila ar
rangement wa ste prepared to Wt.% ey Freight
at all Lilies to and from Baltimore. All hunt.
urns of this kind entrusted to us, 'till he
promptly_ attended to. Our ann. run. to the
Warehouse of. Stevenson dt Sons, PG North
Howard street, Baltimore. Being determined
to Pay good privies, eeU cheap and deal fairly,
we invite everybody to give us a call.
WM. M. BIGHAM
ALEXANDER COREAN,
JAMES BIGHAM.
Zan.17,1869.tr
CHANGE OF FIRM
rivuE Undersigned have hawed the Ware
home on the corner of otentten atrent and
the , Itsllmad, In Gettysburg, where they win
carry on the
'Grain and Produce Business
In netts bridiebse. The highent pines Will
always be pith! for Wiles*, Rye, Oven, Oats,
Clover and Tlutothy Heeds, Playseerl,Hnlitinc,
Hay and Straw, Dried Fruit, Nuts, Surf.,
Hams, Shoulders and Hides, Potatoes, with
everything else In the country produce line.
Groceries, of all kinds
eongtantlv on hood and for nolo—Coireex,
Sugar., Molamen, Syrups, WM., Molt,
Ckeene, V Inegnr, soda, Mugtard,
liroonuh. Bucket., 111.1.ing, Suopb, qlqo
COAL. Fitth 4011, Tor, &e. Flllll of all
litnin: Spike,, and Nalhi; Smoking mid
Chewing TOMB-cog.
They are always able to aupply a find rate
arhele of Fluor, ulth the dltterent kinds of
Feed.
Ab.o Ground Planter, Srith Guano. and
other fertilizer.. COAL, by the bustle), ton or
ear load.
Wasrill also run
• Lines of Freight Cars
to No. 77 North street, BALTIMORE, and Sal
Market street, PHILABEI.PLIJA. All ptcksta
tent to either of the above places wlll be reo•
eelved and forwarded promptly. Goods should
he marked "Bowlers' cur. '
H. te.. BENNER BRO.
April 10, 18114. tf
McCURDY & HAMILTON,
E:=31:1
FLOUR, GRAIN, GROCERIES, &O
MBE unileralgned are paying, et their Ware
-1 house In Carlisle street, tuiJolnlng Bueh
ler's Hall, the highest, prices for
FLOUBURCKWHE, WHEAT AT ,- RYE
VER A CORN ND OATS ;
TIMOTHY gEEDN, roTA
TODi, &C.
end - Invite peodueerii to give them • cal! be
fore selling
They have constantly on handler sale
A LARGE SUPPLY OF GROCERIES,
Molasses_ , Syrups, Coffees, Ragan, &e., with
Balt, Fish, O, Tar, Soaps, Bacon and Lard,
Tobsoeow; ie. Al so the best brands of FLOUR,
with FEED of all kinds. They likewise have
SEVERAL VALUABLE FERTILIO.It S,
Soluble Pacific Guano, Rhodes• Phosphide
and A A Mexican Guano.
imfoir 4-pa
Whilst the y the highest market prices
for ell the uy , they spell at the lowest living
proll give ashore of public patronege,
ed to sal/Action in every rase.
141SMRT MeCUIWY,
-
WM. IA HAMILTON.
Gettysburg, July 1, IMP.
HAY AND GRAIN
- W.INTED.
THE undersigned would annonnee to the
althea. of Adorn. meaty that they NMI
carry on the
GRAIN AND HAY RUSEIESS,
at the old attend, GRANITE STATION, on
the Gettysburg Railroad. They ore prepared
to pay She highest yortoes lbr GRAIN AND
RAY. They keep all kind. of
ORQCIIRIII3, SALT, GIIANOIS,
which they will tell at the smelled
profits. Give us a rail and see (or 3 ourselves,
YkilLIV GANN • BONS.
Der— 111, ledf. ly
MORE NEW CLOTHING
AT BRINKE.RHOPPII,
STACKS OF 'FILEM!
Shirts, of ad kinds, Ilcisiery, Gloves, Hand
kerchiefs, Neck-tis Cravats Linen and Pa
lau. Collartyiuspendent, Brushes, Conalst,•
Trunks, 'tstir,, Umbre ll as, Pocket graves,.
rtegant, Smoking and Chewing Tobacco,
Fibes.S.ationery, dw •
Clocks, Watclaw, Jewelry, with a thousand
and one other articles, entirely too numer
ous to detail in a newspaper advertisement.
He asks the attention of the pubile to his
new stook, confident that it will please—and
no one can og will sell cheaper. Dm.'t forget
the place—corner of York street and the
Diamond. Gettysburg.
April 17,46 e. tf JACOB BRINKERHOFF.
=I
SKY-LIGHT GALLERY.
',WE undersigned takes pleasure in anuoune
j_ tog to the citizens of Gettysburg and the
public rpiterally that he bas removed from
Meold rooms on West Middle street, to BMl•
mote street., and nearly opposite the store of
Pahnestock Brothers, The room he now cm-
espies has been recently fitted up ex
for his busbies. The locution is an admirable
one, enabling him to take preform Mali shadM
of weather, and with a correctness unequalled"
any where else.
LLFE-LIKE PHHS,
of every size *nal ricesrip OTOGßAP Urru, execs: Geri in
the finest style Partieulnr a ttent ion given
to the CARTE DE VISITK and to copying
AMBROTYPhIi and DAGUERREAYTYPMS of
deceased friends. Also—
THE GETTYSBURG GEMS,
• new style of picture. which hat become
very Car with the pu bile, not ouly for their
beau but for cheapness and sonveuleues,
for ONE UOLDAR only. Also
*Milt PORCELAIN which for
their beauty and durability are onsiarpsaced.
We are prepared to curry on the 1./W.W.11 in
all int various 'branches, and having had con
siderable ezperien toe we run no ma In GUAIt-
ANTEEING PERFECT SATISFACTION.
. . .
Our &elided fora full display of our WWI
are ddequalled 4 by, any other Gellery Id toe
ocandy, add We doxild therefore Melte every
ode to cal at the NEW GETTYSBURG SKY
LIGHT GALLERY.
Coil and examine oar Specimens sad Judge
for yourselves. LEVI 1111.15LPER.
June 25, lit
MORO PHILLIPS'
DEDIIIIEL IMPROVED
Bilwrhoirphate of Lime.
STANDARD OVA RAW TEED.
FOIL JULIA AT MANI , YAMMER'S Di‘pOTII,
No. 27 North Front Street, Philadelphia,
• ' dab
Ne. 116 Elonthldreel, Baltimore,
•
And by Dealers In general throughout the
The
HAAN d OU nt Unr /MAO
been (an d d i
sideline
trol for the .) contains fi
p con Unitedar sent more Bone Pho Staten fty sphide than Nue
Bone, therefore it is more durable. The ad
dition of .kmmouleadves It greater fertilising
value.
Over seven yearn' experience has proved to
the Farmer MOIL makes a heavier grain than
even stable, manure, and in not oe ly active but
lastlrsg.
O 056 00 per too, 2,000 lbs. Discount
to Dealers.
MORO PPS,
Sole Proprietor mid Manufac HlLLl turer.
March 18,1868, Om
Cemetery Removals.
LFT.ei3 the ifeeper/Minsretioliened l an.
Mortaed to make removals into Ever
n Oeinetery, and hopes that eiteit ea con
template the removal of the remains or de
ceased soletlveo or Me will send them=
mimes s 1 Ms meson olm year to Mee It
done Removals made with promptness- 4
teems low, sad no eI:WM. I MM olsose.
TMR2I.
llareh 12, Rik ~
of ipaa 100 lor ir•
°tying.
A . 711 IFIJOIXDP3I continuer the be
ffRALE OFITMO end eelette_the ia T i ;
il imi = 4
Ze=redeils. fteddesee
1111441536" , 11 ""
aletrillekli.
ft • lieeelied Audikieeer,
Aye Tex WWI Dulled States.
Nov.% ISIL
inlitiliciak • *lows ilts w aiiii
maindosia* *ow *
THE OLD FREIGHT LINE
TO BALTIMORE
T R andersigned continues to run bla
Freight Lime h Baltimore,
twice a Week. Depot—corner of Railroad and
Washington streets, Gettysburg. Cam ran
to }lashes & Emerson**, 11l North street, Rant
more. Freight carried each way, at the low
est rate'. The patronage of his old Meads
and the public solicited. Goods to be marked
"Diddle's Llne."
WM. Si. BIDDLY.
iia - The new Werehowee will boon be op,
when the tintin and rrodnee business will be
carried ou a+ heretofore. Highest prices:tow
paid for Kay.
April 17. 11MQt. tf
ANOTHER BAKERY..
T ILE undersigned ban owned a Bakery at
ite teener of Washington and Iligh stmts,
fliettynbarg, and Invites the public's pat-
=
FRESH BREAD
ROLLS, TWIST, 1
CAXSAt, PARTY:KM &C.,
ants I" PAY.
By Win the best of flour •nd other nutter'
als„ oat doing his work well, he hopes to give
llattshetion in every ease. hal at or send
your uctiors to the Bakery, earner of Wash
ington and high streets, opposite the Fe
male linstitilte and rowers'n, Granite Yard.
=
Aprll 17, 1111 K U
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
OF OLITI'SBURG
Will allow lute:fest on eliewial Dep.fte, as
follows: ;
5 per eemiL per arimans ter 1 year
IM=
11===!
EMI=1:1
1;i;M1
Will outman 7-30 NOTES Into 5-30 BONDS,
as usual, free of charge.
CASH COMPOUND INTEREST NOTED and
OUUPON*.
Will also purchase or sell STOCKfI and
BONDS of !very kind, Sole of °harp no 00121
inlesion, and will at all times pay the 11100
Es T PRICE for GOLD and HILVEIL and
will, with pleasure, traneset all buslitela
promptly, ,as heretofore, pertaining to • well
regulated Bank
GEO. ARNOLD, Cashier
Gettysburg, Nov. S, lea
GE'PTYSBURG
NATIONAL BANK
GOVERNIDINT DONDM, of all Maas,
BOUORT nod BOLD.
SZVIAN-TRIEITY BONI coovertad Into
F/TI6OTWEAITY BONDS wltlwut charge.
COMPOUND INTERMIT NOTES CASHED.
The HIGHEST PREMIUM pond on GOLD
and SILVER.
STOOLS gad
peru BONDS, of
A al
RGIN Mat G
hs
M ,
_bouM
ght,
. Sur ons withou t. CH
ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED.
Interns! on SPECIAL DEPOSITS clammed 1
per mat-, viz:
3 per *eat. for 1 fear.
4 per Best. for 4 moutime,
$ pee freed. Our 3 mestka.
Persons wishing Information In regard to
D. B. Bonds, mid Stacks of all kind; are
vited to site ati a call; said we will glee all
Infonnatlon cheerfully
.1. ESIORY 13A1R, Outhier
Gettysburg, 04. 26, 16/P. tl
LEWIS, STR9USE
U. bought bask his old stand, on Carlisle
street, and la going Into buslneasagaln heavier
than ever: ) itt ski WS old friends and the
public to Pik
NOTIONS, GROCERIES, CONVELTIONS,
SEDANS, TOBAGO:1i, ac.,
to lame variety, and • little clasper Inagi the
cheaint. Don't lomat Coe pdace—nearlyoypo•
site the Railroad Station.
Gettystrorg, Oct, 11. 11.7. tt
PROTOGRAPM ' ALBUMS,
• _
LAOL&P COMPANIONS,
'r O rI.. K .M T SET'S ,
. WRITING DESKS,
PERFUALEBY;
Fancy China and Bohemian Vanes,
Tina, ac., see., eke.,
AT A. -IL FEISTEL'S,
%Smolt* )shaestaelite Store.
Oettyaburg,lllarob Q, Iffi . tI
` HUMOR GALLERT.
PHOTOGRAPHS,
Photo Miniatures,
4lallOTYl4B, aa,
3leredfeopic 'Pic*: of IAo
BATTLE-FIELD,
lITERNOSCOPIIB,
PHOTOGRAPH. FRAMES,
.13 V 7. ,lott
' Ix crinutt itaitnetT.
AND AT GREATLY- lIKDLICIM MMES.
*a - We Oast la nathlag. but the bait of its
klud. Call aual examine out }lock.
C. S. TYI9OIP, Pr*Priem'.
Apr 11 IYK• e
LANIIPP* D.'DIETZ & CO.; ,
wairourx.rmAtam
FANCY GIXIODB
• NOTIONS.
;I 1.: I ' • ,/fogrort iris
Li, 5, •,,,J
4 gogr Wog
ithin"
*
BOGII I 3 COMMA NAM,
IM Aisio D E
MARKS
411
I=
BAUGH & SONS, Philadelphia,
Northwestern Fertilizing , Co.,
t ktiCAOO,
=I
Pelee t '
BA rOITS ILA W BONE PlIGRI•II.4 Tl'.
$5B per 2,000 We,
BA twirls CH764 111. VW PIM 721L1 Zli
HO per SOW tbs.
BA UGH'S CITICA (10-BLOOD
• Sao per low me,
Tin, above Manama are furnished In both
Naga and barrel., whichever runtamer. prrf,
VW The Baps are untrom In Tr, sgA r e 114 ita.-4.
The attention of Farmers Is esperlall‘
reeted to the !het that the it turet, of tin' ititm
Mantilla! fifi irldch the 9htlY44 norCm an•
composed, an so Well umler control that c
mafurnisti Client of strictly uniform quail!
and condition, and that they ealilain a lona I
parse - mow of funrafinla titan any Mu.,
lit 0111nuraclUred Poplin% In Ow 1111111,1,
k1 7 (4}1 at SONM,
la South nolaa ore As MIMI',
1 . 1111 A 14.1.1.111
NuLtTRWFATERN VI:ItrILIZINti
I'm. Lake & Lomat,.
erin•st.o
1:05i11'.111'1AL
may to' hr.rarrd fr,,ot tle•aleis 11l 303 "I lit ,
principal towns In the UttlL,rl itiatcs or
1.011.1111i011 of Cilliddit.
June if WO. hill
& CO.,
crs
\\‘‘ Vefa iL
Asia!
\ Itastmes GRAT RAIZ
\ original-aalor.
Erad.cotes Dandruff and 0
HUMORS
' 3I •VALL
e \
\ ^;
‘
, '
•
RI 11 G'M
VEGETABLE AMBROSIA
1/4 WHAT rr P 1 411 1 .448124 TO UR,'
AGENUINE lIA lit ItFtrrtiltATWE.ratr
lug Okay, Light, lied or Faded Hair to
the Drrrk, Lustrous Milken rrcure../, 44111/11 to.
Worn youth or. age. It will pull It el) , eht/lI
WHO Humors and IlarolVort Irmo the mulp,
and where there la life lu t he a landa, will ilium.
a new grow lh of Hair to put birth ou bald
spots. Thoueands are Ratify lug to the /114/Jl/
PRICE: $l.OO PER 11,)TT1.1
arA. Bnrhi r, Wltoloutle and !WWII
Agent, be tyttburg—nnJ fornatlt , ttt relit II 1,) ull
Itruggintei.
Felt. 14. 1561. I y
Gettysburg Railroad.
CLANIIE OF CoNIVECTIONS.—on rind af
ter Monday, 11th, uger
Trains will hwt e and prriveat 'CiettyKinirg,
and 'Make mu Ileat long, as hilliat a :
FIRST PANNENHER TRAIN will leave Get-
North anrg,
nd Watt, arriving at Hanover hw-
Um& without ahatigeat can, aIHAS A. Mo
sleeting with the Fact Line Mouth on th.•
Northern l'eutral Hallway, and arriving at
Baltimore at 12.30 noon. Also canon:ming
With Mull Train from Baltimore north, ar
riving In Harrisburg at 1.00 P. M. Arriving at
tiettyaburg 12.90 P. 101., ith pmaeligera from
Harrisburg, York, Baltimore and Washing-
ton.
SECOND I'ANNENOER TRAIN will leave
Gertyanuryt ut 12.45, P. firth Ina ut lin no, ei
Junction at 2.40, and connecting with mud
train Mouth. Arrive at 14iltirnore ut 5.12;
Arrive at Gettysburg at 4.20 P. 51. with mo.-
stagers from Philadelphia, Iltirrlsburg and
the North and West, and also with
gens from Baltimore and Nusitington by the
het line north, which leaves Baltimore at 12 10
noon.
Rumens," enn leave Maltimore lu tle Mn , 1
Train at ri.3OA.U., sad arrive In Getlyeku at.
n.ao P. M. Or leave }Wittman- lu the 11.1.1111. Y
at ILltt noon, awl arrive to Oettymburs nL LIU
P Al. But one change of cars either way: at
Hanover Janet ion.
R. mecuunr, Prefit
May A 1867
Hanover Branoh Railroad,
ON and after MONDAY, Th , c. ;oc
wager truing on the Hammer Maur!.
ItsMroad will leave as ,
FIRrITT RAIN will have Hanover at U.'.%) A.
M,, wi th posaragera for York MOD mon% Her.
rhiburg, aud the NOVA and Weld. This train
arrive* at the 3unellon at 10.10 A. M, eon -
fleeting with the nit Line South, on the
Northern Central Balla ay, a 1.101 arr.... al
Baltimore ILM Dl . ..and/LW. a ith the Nall
Train North, which arrives at liarriaboia at
12.54 I'. M.
returns to Ilanover at 11.16
11., and arrives at Out tyebura qt
13/4. 1 01 , 11) TR VIN /e.t.a Irano% rr at: 4.) I'
M., and Knives at the Jur.tlon at :1.40
connecting with the Moll Trittn Mouth,
arrivals at Baltimore at 11x1 Y. M. Name/kers
by tills train fie 1 ork lay tm er at the Juin lien
until 11.11 P. M.
. _
serttlx Truin returns to Hanover at Ctrs I
M., with poaseugens fur 'Ls...hover, Ciotlyaborg
and Littlestown.
•
Passengers 11=V101( Baltimore for lionoVt_ir a .
Gettysburg tuld Llttlestoarn, will take either
the ktall 'hula at S.3U A. M. ur Liar
at 12.10 P. M. JOtik.:l4l L.l/1, Agent.
Dec. 714 18117. tf
Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
ROVULE track root,. running between
adelphia and rittsburg. Train. leaving
tyaburg make the fettetrittg count,. Wm.
with title Trunk nue:
Gettysburg leave at 5.15 a. at. and L^.45 p.
Hammer Jam, arrive PLUS 6.
have 4.10
Philadelphia arrive 8.40
Harrisburg leave 1.15
Pittsburg arrive 1.30 n. m
At Philadelphia claw-connections are made
with the train for New - York, Rusks/ and sui
Pastern Cities. At Pittsburg ounnections are
made to the New Union-Depot with the truing
for all Western paint..
4/ei-For !rather inturnaatinn apulv to
EDWARD H.LLIA.IIIR,
Gen. Hunt., A 'imam., Pa.
HaxwY W. Ownrintit, Gen. Pas. Ag' t., Phila.
June 5, 11011. tt
2.500,000 Customers in Four Yearn.
PATRON - IZE THE BEST!
Baying the lanp esteapltal, moat experienced
buyer., and extensive trae of any concern
DI the Dollar Sale bualnesa we
- GUARANTEE SATISFACTION
I . l=4:% . l4%;e 4e lti a d t alsothe hr 4 selertton
I=
No other concern has any' Now u berm., oar
Agents are salting. Oar motto, 'Tromps oat
Healable." Male and female itgents wanted In
clay and country.
TIXI LA DI
An particularly requested to try cdsr pop
ular reit, system of neillo nii kinds of DRY
AND FAUCY PArTERNrs,
I COTTON4 4.OIII_,CAKTOIDitIILVEIit PLATED
4PZIODI4, WATCHO4, ec. (Fitablislied 10114.)
A patent pen fountain and Schenk &scribing
an artistic t• be soittfor a dollar, 10 ets; st) fur
$2: korai; 11111 for eV; Jailor Slii; sent by mail.
Fr es present. its getter up, (aura 50 per sent.
more Nan Marc qflered by any other rorwera,)
.cooping Giese of club. bend Ina trial club,
or if lot do not tail ,o Send for a circular.
N. lit—Our sale should NOT be classed with
New York dollar Jewelry Wes or bogus 'Tea
Oempanles," as it is nothing of the sort.
KAISTMAN * KENDALL.
Si Kanover Boston, Mass.
Julys, 110. am
LET ILL IS PEOPLE COME !
JazAc,„E„,49#9o 4 CoVictionery Store
rE rend Laying bought out J.
m. Warner il y Goods and Confer
ery Store, on Baltimore street, nearly op
posite Falinastocilui. Store, Gettysburg, Inv lies
the public's patronage. Large and tasteful so
the stock hem been, no effort will be spored
'to nnisker It still more attractive and deem
§.l_ll. He now offers
Winner' Desks, Pl
Fa ain (-Lindy,
Work Boxes, racy do., -
Portfolio., Pickles,
Satchels, Sardines,
Pocket Books, Lobsters,
China Toys, Chow chow,
Pocket Cutlery, Fancy Cakes,
Jewelry, YereAS Crackers,
=gee, Wine Biscuits,
Irwin* dm,
Perfumery, Fire works,
ap
Soaps, Peas & =
Pewit;
Combs W Pers,
?Nits,
lista .o, Eriting
bithed4tais.
lc AM
"rtrlix. Numraous io airdwhox..•-
He Intends to sell everything at the lowest
possible prima believing that "small profits' ,
bring .qo leg sales," and are thereon, best
for buyer and .slier. Comp one-come sill
CM='tLfl
liotres 27, WPC lt
I--
NOTICE
rntE partuehlei. fieratellore existing be
ween the undersigned in the Produce and
arW 4 l . l . Z . ena Wee dissolved AM the
Arse Y lefel, Lw 2 . 4 tile= i
wig ' ' &woman& sad all u
buignapshave leen* 101 l fu the hands oTituffea:
E. Culp, who le" duly authorised to WAY Ns -
the wee. He will be found at the - are.
hones new is the otelfpens=o.lllll
& Hobson. All feiripena 1 air
ed tolhaesielUietele. • • • • - t. •
• =MY CULP
zw642,. , . ozo, A. EARA,W.
WAt w , ...
74,&"4:101grzn.
etstilifickal'
MIZIS
N
2.46 a. m
7.10 ..
12.1'
9.20 ..