EEC
•
rinnng atilt "ponschttpinz.
soaltygu.
there are few weeds more trouble
,me than sorrel, or more difficult to
dlcate.' Experience, however, seems
show that marling or liming, in a
roper way and in sufficient quantity,
• ill destroy the pest, and prevent its
re development. The grOwth of
• rrel is the result of acidity in the
.11, and lime, by its alkalescent and
weetening action, tends to neutralize
•nd correct The growth of sorrel is
ar mere common ou light, sandy
lie, of au anticalcareous character,
n on lime formations, where, In
it rarely appears. The quantity
•f limo that may be economically
sed, is a question to be decided by
Isl. It is rarely the cue that argil
"us soils, or those containing a
arg.e percet.tago of clay, produce this
•lent, although such is sometimes the
•
. Whenever It appears, the tm
ediate application of limo and tillage
d the only remedy. Too much can
ot be said in favor of lime as a mann
. Lai agent. In all composts, of what
•ver materials formed, and for what
•ver uses designed, It should enter as
ingredient—the quantity being of
nurse graduated by the character and
Vegetative. capacity of the soil to
which it is to be applied—the nature •
of the crop being in a majority of
eases merely a collateral considera
tion. In the reduction of green vege
table mutter, the use of quick lime is,
indeed, indispensable. The heat pro
duced by it fu stacking engenders a
speedy fermentation, which results In
its decomposition dud the breaking up
of the vegetable structure more effec
tually than it can be effected by any
other process.
SpnAw stacks, from early threshed
grain, should be maae as carefully as
stack/ Lot hay. Straw is valuable In
many ways, being always readily
eaten by stock In the winter, and is
well worth saving, bright and clean,
instead of being thrown into Irregular
heaps, to heroine Irregularly soaked
rains, and spoiled torah practi
cal use. It Is cure tel see a properly
construeted straw stack, though any
man of ordinary skill can make one'.
The main point Is to get good-sized
forkfuls to place compactly round the
outside, and another series of similar
forkfuls to put inside and partly on
top of it to bind the outside tier.
'Bead firmly and keep tho middle
well filled. It is better to arrange to
Oa all the straw In one large stack,
rather than In two or three small
ones, and it ni better lo have It a little
too high than too wide with a flat
roof. It may take an extra man to
make the high roof, but it will pay.
nothiir point to be spechilly attended
to is to throw the chaff Into the mid
dle of the stack, or at least - not to
leave it lu a heap where It drops from
the mauler. The weak spot in the
stark, and where the rain is almost
sure to do the most damage, is on the
„side next the carrier. Special care
should be taken to get the chaff and
short straw away and to build up
around the carrier with long straw.
AMME Taus SUCKERS.—Many oth
erwise tio. orchards are allowed to
become defaced, es well as seriously
injured, by allowing a profusion of
suckers to grow at the base of the
trunks. Attempts are sometimes
made to get rid of them by cutting
them off down to the surface of the
ground, leaving considerable portions
-below in the form of short stumps.
These sprout again, and they soon be
come ae bad as ever. A better way In
to wait till they are in leaf, at which
:time they are loosened more readily,
tul_taking each separately in the
bands, and placing a thick boot upon
It near the tree, they are quickly sep
arated. If done at the time they will
not be likely to sprout again.
- it is a well-known truth in horticul
ture that like produces like, and we
think the best way to avoid suckers is
to be sure the tree is raised from one
that was budded on a seedling stock.
Too many of our tree growers gather
up suckers in tiled. grounds and bud
on these waste roots, which must re
produce a bad tree. Never bud on a
sucker. Atoot grafting also produces
them. This, too, is a had practice.
FARMERS!!!
TRY THE
ALTA VELA PHOSPHATE!
(TIN eon:wooed princlpally of thit celebratal
Ulllll3o-1,0111
ALTA VELA.
Cbutaltia three per rent. Tf AMMONIA, tut
utopia quantity to lON arlivity (without ln
jary) to the 'vegetation, anda large quantity
of Ali utile
110nE PIiOrfPIIATE OF LIME,
together a
with Potantt ahti, the mential
eit alentof a
COMPLETE MANURE.
The Ilhthentlouttlen ID which R held by
tin many thouraud tannerw who are toting It
In prererenre to all other klhdA, Is a moo
gnat auteu_of Xs value.
BRICE_S36.OO PM TON OP 10 BAGS,
I;4IAL
1. 1 4.111 M ii - paruiddol. Address
TIlk: ALTA VELA (711.A.N0
37 It Now York.
July 21,1/4.8.
HARDWARE AND EIROCE=i;
/ME luabseribere havujnet returned from the
A. edits with an immense supply of
& ,
wiliell they are offering at their old stand Ih
Bolthuore street at prices to atilt the Union
Qur Mock Cu its In port at
BUILDING MATERIALS,,
CARPENTER'S TOOLS,
RIAACKSMITIMS TOOLS,
LVACIL.EINDINGS,
SHOE FINDING£I,
CARLNET MAKER TOOLS,
HOUSEKEEPER'S FIXTURES,
ALL KINDS OF IRON. &A,
OROCER/IZ OF ALL KINDS
OILS, PAINTS, Ae., &e.
There ix no article included In the sever&
departments mentioned above but what am
below' at a stare. - - Every class °Mikhail
los can bm , a=ndiated here with 'tools and
endings, and Housekeepers can nod every ar
ticle in their line, Give us a call, as we are
prepared to sell as low for cosh as any house
914 ? I' 4kac t if. ' /GEL NITER.
R. A
DAVID ZIEGLER. '
Gettysburg. May 1tt.18114.
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frHE a'EtTli=gßArttGr comPrrEIL FR.IDAY MORNING, - SEPTEMBER 18, 1868.
COE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE.
COE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE.
COE'S' DYSPEPSIA:CURE.
COE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE.
CoE'S DYSPEPSI4 CURE.
COES DYSPEPSIA CUM!
COWS DYSPEPSIA MIL
COE'S DYSPEPSIA CU=
COWS DYSPEPSII CUE.
COE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE.
COE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE.
COWS DYSPEPSIA. CURE.
This world renowned remedy for the tktell
lng owe of
ID "1 - 8 P3tl.lz)Sl A..
Indigestion, Sick headache, Sourness
or Acidity of the Stomach, - Dieing
of Food, Flatulency, Lead
.; -tude, Weariness, Biliousness,
Liver Complaint, final
ly terminating in
Death,
uPu rged upon the attention and trial of suffer
ers from this most horrible of all di.cueec.
Dyspepsia shows its ravages in a thousand
different forms, in feet, all disorders of the
Iff:outsell ant Llowels,with their coin
plaints, such as Hick luaufacile, Heartburn,
Depression, general !Waal, of uneasiness and
feeling that you are not well. Food distress es you, rages anti sours on your stomach; breath
Is ball; skin at Dines flushed and hot; don't
feel as if you could move or stir about, anti
worst of all. Indigestion or Constition, are
tiothiag more or less than Dyspepsia. Thous
ands upon thousands 'tuner and die this way
anti neither themselves or physicians know
what ails then, except that they are Surely
dying.
• iteader, we repeat it, this is all Dyspepsia.
If you would hove proof of our statement, If
you would save yourselves and pith Wren from
an early grave, It you would Itut,e health and
energy awl strength. again we beg you try
one bottle of
COE'S .DYSPEPSIA CURE.
You will nee how soon It will climel your
bad Whirr and gloomy fonLodlngs. How
moon It will chase away any [mechr of llys
*etude. How soon It will give,You new life and
vigor, and how wool{ will make a well own ur
woman of you. For your own take, for the
sake of eyerybody suffering, we Leg, we en
treat you to try It.
Fur Liver Complaint & Billout Duangements
It Is a Sovereign Remaly, while for Fever and
Ague, and all those diseases which are gen
erated In a miasmatic climate. It is a certain
preventive and cure. -
That its wonderbil medicinal virtues may
not stand alone' on our f-tatement, we append a
few unsolicited testimonials from those whose
position In society and reputation aa citizens
will place their evidence beyond all question,
and carry with them strength and conviction
to the most Incredulous.
Mr. Leiter Sexton, a wholesale merchant of
HO years. In Milwaukee, one of the most relia
ble and (wilful, men In the Slate. says, under
date
Ilitwsracsit, :Wiz, Jan. 24. Ha
)lerisas. C. Cl. CLAIM - & Co., NW* Haven, Conn.
Both myself arid wife have used Cisi's Dys
pepsia Clare, and it has proved PERFECTLY
satisfactory as a remedy. I have NO hesita
tion 111 mixing that we haVitreatived GREAT
BENEEFT from its use.
MESIE3MII
(Ran Rea F. Want Avon, Lorn(n 014,0.)
MISMIRS. STRONG & ARMSTRONG,'
Crestkisert—ltgives me great pleosoreto state
that my wife has derived great benefit from
the use of Coe's Dyspepsia Cure. She has
been fora number of - years greatly troubled
with Dyspepsia. aommpanied with violent
paroxysms of constipation which so prostra
ted her that she wan all the while, for months,
unable tq do any*. She took, at your in
stance, Cos'. Dys Cure, and has dairies'
GREAT IIit.NETP FRO M rr, and is now. COM -
parailvely well. She regards his medicine as
16.r:11.1131h, Truly
"' lt WARD.
k
1!1=M=MII
("isajtre. Issott.dakes, Alllegkesp, Pa.)
Joar.pu litosatsa, Drug
No. as klaike st, t
street, Pittsburg.
But:—l lake great pleasure in stating that,
niter having intlAtred from dyspepsia for about
llama years, at some periods much more than
others, I have been entirely cured by the one
ot lkss's Dyspepsia Cure. My friends know
that of late years my ouw lam been an ex
treme one. Iliad great sufferi=pAtt t log
any kind of foal, and on an won
vomit about one-third of my meals, n a sour
Indigestible mass. When the - severe attacks
would come, 1 would lone all strength and be
utterly help ektme of thetattaeks would
be 4 9 amore ildedaYls tether I would not
retain mart ou my stiltraelt, save a little
dry toast and tea. For years I knew not what
It was to pass live consecutive hours without
Intense pain. Front the time I took the first
dose of this medielne I ceased vomiting, grad
ually all soreness passed away, and flesh and
strength returned, and ever since I have been
able to eat any kind of food set upon t he table.
months have now passed without any
symptoms of the return of the discose. My
mum was considered by all, even physicians,
so marvelous, that for a time it was fear
ed At might be- flotitAous• hut I Sal now
so well omvinced, that I have been not
merely relieved. but permanently cured, that
I can conscientiously recommend Coe's Dys
penal* Cure to all ?faintsof dyspepsia.
ISAAC AIKEN,
Lets Pastor of the Beaver St., M. E. Church,
Allegklefq• a«
CONCLUSIVE .E4DE2II-CE.4
Miry awva . h Jane 3, 136/.
liseess. C. 0. CILIUM & Co.
GNMII anxious, tram the greet hen
efitllerimst, to tie lame iff
go=spenalete my o*
ng averts yam ams, I had a violent se
ta* of Mot* which lauded eight weeks,
dmiN i g t =ti at ezpi c, Le n d p=t i hyst
Iydspe e dose helped me; I
took ii three time. Curs. T he
aweek and
entirely cured ; and I behave to-daythas t
whoutio, Being attacked in a simile,
n, I took one dose, which pot
Me all right. I would advise eve family hs
keep it on hand ready for brunedis ry
te use, Lis
,nass‘titWireerer Hovel Docapiaints,
C. nruit*."
The above Mr. Dunn is in our emp'oy, al*
Wean vouch for the above statement being
ink; • • E. ARNOLD a CO.
Cee's Dyspepsia Care
WAN 1401 i a ethttP,i,i,i •
(`-
will slab be Stud intainable In all cans Of
Diarrhea,
.Ftery; bummer • .
Ort and in Mot every
'l SM!likk7 4l l 6"l : l3 in a ty or
is
_Where at par a or Idurnation to -
July PI, If ANS. oowly
t 8 I;X T
ANNUAL FAIR,
=I
ADAMS COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
- TO LI; HELD
AT GETTYSBURG,
TITESDAY,.WEDNISDAY and TRUES
' ' DAY, Peptember 22d, 23d
and 24th, 18038.
UST DE PRIME
Ilene sad little Depart/nein.
1:2=11
atanforu, Maw muf COM for Her m, Draw/ 22.
Beat stallion over 4 years, • 312 00
second beat ............ - 6 00
best stallion between 8 and II OD
second beat 3 00
beat stallion between 2 and 3 rears, ... 3 Oil
best brood mare, 5 00
bast home colt between 2 and 3 years, 3 00
beat Mare colt between 2 and 3 years,. 3 00
beet colt between I and.. years,— .—. 300
beat colt under I year, ' 200
Clam Z.
Hat 'tallow over 4 ......
second beet . ..—......
best
second stallion between 3 and i years,
best
.
beat stallion between 2 and 34eara— BCO
belt horse colt between 3 and 4 years,._ 800
• " 2 and 8 years„_ 300
1 and 2 years,. 300
bestbroal mare over 4 years,_ ....... 9q
best mare between 3 nod 4 years,
and 9 years,
land' years,
best colt under I year,
Class S.
Quick nod fikuldle,
Best stallion over 4 3 ears,.
second best
best pair matched horses or mares, t
..
best and fastest horse or mute for light
harness, owned in the county, .. 25 00
second best_...
...e.
best family horse or mare for general
utility, .
second hat,-.... . 10 00
5 en
best saddle horse ormare ^ 5 00
again walking horse or mare,.—— 500
fastest rocker or ..... .. t .......... 10 OU
Elractsi. Put:wink of glee for the fast
est trotting horse, mare or gelding, in lames.
—best two in three miles—open to the world.
$5 entrance fee is to be paid upon entering
for this premium.
Jar-The Fair (iron nds will be open far train
ing of horses two weeks prior to the Fair.
1112331
Amt. team homes, not tem than 4,...
best. team 111114.01.
best. stogie &gush{ Parse or mare,.._,., I W
beat Jaek 5 OD
best pair of mill., ,wer 3 yearn,_......„3 00
beat pair of male. bei.wess 1 sad 2 yrs., 900
best mula ............ 100
Cattle Department.
ClAlis 5.
d addie
fleet lull over ft vele..
beet bull between end 8 years,
I and 3 year..
bent bull calf undt r 1 year
beet cow over 3)tatre,
neuoud beet " . ......
. .
best heifer or NAV between 2 and 9 yrs., 400
best heifer between I and 2 years, 3 00
best heifer ca1f,....... 200
Persons competing, for Premiums for Blood
ed tattle must give satisfactory assurance to
thellormnittee of the purity of the stock. Pre
miums to be gi% en too each of the following
breeds—Burlsum, Is, on, Ayrshire, Aldenly,
nod Tceawater.
Claws
Nance and Orode en lle,
Beet bull over 3 paint
boa. " between 2 and 3 yeah,_......
beat " calf between I and 2 years,..
best " under I year,
beet COW over 3 .
second best " . .....
Mat heifer or cow between! and 3 yea.
best heifer between I and 2 rare, ...... .
best heifer calf nude, I year,.
Chum 7.
Best pen of shoed, nut less than 3,
best pen of knobs not leaa than 3, _
best buck ove „r I yosr
be be st " ander 1
best sow over I year, . ..... .... . ..... -...-...
beef •' under t
best pen of 'boa , not less than E.
best pen of plia, not last than 8,........_..
Hest imp of *Wakens, not less than 4, $2 00
eeeond best " .. 1 00
bast ptilr chickens, ..... - ........ 1 00
best turkeys 1 00
best " 1 00
1 00
best " pigeone. 100
best " English 100
nano ik
Machinery asd lawienestia.
• eJ
Best &rya 'runs,
best horse cart Ibr farm
PO bar carriage or adders,
- •
best reaping and mowing machlne,...:.
beet mower ........
bed
belt home power threaher,....
beet. portable hay prose,—
beet lime spreader, .....
beet corn sheLler,. ......
best *over palter,...
500
8 00
500
4 00
3 OD
....... . 8m
..... •••••• • ..... 800
gas. 10.
Ftwm Implements.
Best fanning mi11...........'..... ........-...... 52 00
best corn stock cutter .. ..--........ . 3Pi
best bay and straw cutter . 800
best three horse plough, . , .. 200
bent two hone plough... ....... . . 200
best.isub-soil plough,
best harrow, . ....... 200
—.......-........ .
best corn cultivator, ....... . 200
best
hest corn planter,2 00
best cultivator for general 'purposes, 2 00
best broadcast so. r, _. 200
best roller for general use,.
best and largest collection exhibited by
one person of s.grloultnral Imple
ments, to be decidtil by the Managers. 5 00
Class ii.
Awn awl yarsehaid Thipleinents
Beat butler churn,.... ..... .
best milk strainer, .....-
beet washing machine,
best grata cradie,....
best scythe and math,.
best 8 hand rakes,
best (I hay forks ,
best ass.. ..............._.»_» .»_.
best manure forks,
bait long handle slievel,..
best abort handle shovel .... .
(Mgt spider
best mots hoes,-..-- ‘ .....
best Est. lulrse shoes,. .....
'best wirotted br00m5,..... ........
best twine tled
best Scorn bushel baskets, ....
best weighing maehlne for general
. 100
best tastable elder. 100
best (I flout barrels,.. ..... ..... 100
beet shingle and stave cutter, . Zen
best stave " .. I 00
Mot bee hive,
I laws 12.
!Irk la( arai Produdiont.
nest barrel family Dour, white 'wheat,- 62 00
bestbarnA family dunr, red wheat,— . 2 UU
but barrel Dour, ._ 1 DU
best barrel rye Dour, ....... 1 CIO
. .... . -
. ..1 . ... , ....
heed. In pormle Corn Meal, ......
best 25 pounds Lurk* heat flour,
best half bushel white wheat,....
Isla " rett wham,
,__. .. ....
EMIEMI
Duly
barley,
best peek timothy
twat- " cloves
beat " buck wheel, .
best asmpLe newly 1101mb:teed grain,
valuable to the farmer, not leas than
half bushel « • ......
Mugs 13.
Tegetahiat
FQr the bed hail bushel of ally variety •
best half bushel sweet tatatoes,..--
best " b eet s ,. 44.
beet- b
best "
ben "
beet " • colons .... --
beat "
best 12bat = pall
best Slane§ tsweet pu sepal
b." i • Li•
C=El3
7 ." Th Inn? CIA4P/ri. _
Beet sad *Beet at-
exhibitlon orniecten.
,Aellireee.9 W.,elled , not lees than ye
specimens OR 00
beet specimen of fall spplet bash., lOD
best specimen wlnlkr apples, bash.,- 100
bit=„bargeet Porim.
labetted,"rett Wan three
speatreerreseh,--..7.--...z....:-.....-. 2Ob
j Zt= d on - ofVftV, Eof =Cfa . ro
best collection of Cap" grown la the
Opal 1 1 00
heelnreetmea of musk 11104311111......... • A OD
beaspeeltnenef -
pl.
-besclastae made 1/011/eoa thon - 11-- -
Arbalit, • II 00
beet so
best eurratis do
bob baltbeery
best hot b tled cblerowith . the blade • •
eating to ltediv'etteet 1 ao
Ali fruits exhibited meat be greertbby Ott
tem petit:am and the Tudgeortibt,
ppm:dams it Anita at mm elent merit &a not
pre Cited. • l
Class 15.
Mater. atese, Honey, Ftem#Kilif.t,
brat ham cared by exialisttor..s— s --
beat b pounds °Choosy . I
411 eagopetitont tor barn Premium a ere
mitred to have their hamitersolumlawiprref
to the exhibition with the skins Mt,
to sive statement of timmodapt oaring, A=
1; -I *- 1 Aire kftl" 1
thrriier• 41,04,kertMa 'Ravi
.:..
best double !Arne& -....- ' 200
best wagon beurneass, bind gears_-___, 200
bent wagon harness, front goers . ____ 200
beat riding/ 5add1e..._....._200
best Mies saddle-- _,._ 2 10
heed rldlnß _ 100
hee3lot sole .._-- 100
Beet lot Mullets I 00
best lot upper leather— .. —.. ... _ _
. _ 100
beseloteale skins__
evert dressed sheep skins ._ ....--. 100
best cooking stove, for wood or coed 2 00
beat gas stove .-- 200
best ornamental parlor stove 2 00
best drain We ' . - 2 00
.. e sample Iron railing - . 100
Clams 17.
Best 1i yards ivoolin carpet,
text 15 yards rug carpet,—._
best hearth ...... .
best double cc.
beat pair woolen knit stockings,.
best pair ball hose, w001en,..... _.
best pair linen 5t0cking5,..........
best pair linen ......
best psis . ..it:ton stockings,...--..
best pair half hose,
best pair woolen mittens,....._..
beet /able .....
second best •
best patch-workullt, ....
third best
best silk quilt, ...... .....
second best •• ........
best delalne
best
best pair woolen blankets,
second best
bent 10 yards home-made Ilnen,
best 10 yards linen diaper,.... _._
best 10 yards tow
best home-tnade 5hirt,....,.
p
pound linen sewlns
Best general display of worsted Work, .. .7 00
best ottoman oover ..... 1 00
best sofa —.. 1 00
best worked reception .... - 100
boot pair worsted slippers, 60
best worsted lamp mat,-- ..... 50
best dower vase bud ..... ~ . 50
best ebil,Vs worsted work ed dress,- --- 50
best child's afgban
best worsted tidy, ...... . .... 60
best worsted brt nkfast ibawl ....... ....... 50
best Worsted toilet ..... 60
$ 12 00
5 00
13 CO
3 00
4 00
8 00
1100
... 200
Best knit quilt, ..... ...--......----. ...... 111 00
best embroidery on muslin, 50
best embroidered skirt, ...._ ....... -..._ 50
best silk slippers, .... ..... .. .............., 50
best crmthet. tidy, -... ........ ... _,_ 50
best lave shawl, ..... ._.. 50
best embroidered pillow case,. .. .. ..,........ 50
best embroidered Imndkerchief..--.. , oil
best embroidered child's rape, . . ...... - 50
best embroidered collar, . ..... ........ ....... 00
best specimen of wax n0wer5,.—.......—, 100
second best so
best hair flowers, - 50
best shell work, . .... XI
best leatner work., .. 60
bast button laniket,
best bur basket ............ ..........._._ ..... _ 'Ei
best bead cushion,
host bead basket,--......—. 50
best work basket . —.. ........ ......—.. 50
$l2 tio
ow
8 00
Clews U.
Beet home-made bread,
second beet
berot 11 e loaves baker's bread,.
second beet .......
best pound, sponge, fruit, Jelly, lady ,
Dover, gold, silver, marble, Madison,
mountain and cocoanut (she, each,... 100
best ginger and sugar rakes, macs
roans, jumbles rusk, biscuit., cacti,
1111
Claws 21.
Best preserved straerberrles, quinces,
plums, peaches. pine-apples, pears,
apricots, tomatoes, crab tipples, cher
rim, citron, &e., each, 50
beat currant, quince, raspberry, apple,
cults foot, huckleberry sad petted
Jelly,each ... . ... - 50
best brandy peaches, 50
best:canned tomatoes, peaches, pears,
corn, cherries, ac., -.
=I
CRAW 22.
Best aper ) le, peach, pear, quince and to.
matobeat pb.kledeueuusbent, peppers, IMML
toes, canteleups, plums, mixed pick
les, ouch .......... ........... .....
beat tomato estsup,....._.
Class SS.
Oreattat variety dahlies, rases, verbe
nas, sac&
woad best varieties Willett roses 50
bust 'varieties German asters, pansies,
collection of green-house plants, by
one person, floral ornaments, enen,.. 50
fo u r
the hand
mo st b boquet,.... . 50
eautifully arranged bask
et of flowers, 50
8..) 00
3 00
200
2 00
500
200
800
2 00
1 00
Beat piano,.
beat cabinet
$5OO
800
500
400
2 00
5 00
200
400
800
Class 75.
Cabsset Warr and Ihrwehold inventions.
Beet variety of cabinet ware, ...... SS to
beet sewing machine, 2 00
best cane cutlery, special
For all inventions and improvelnents of
household utility, having valuable properties,
and nut included under any of the foregoing
heads, dtsoretionary premiums, or diplornaa,
may be awarded. . .
Ciair S.
Pauitry/.
Clams 26,
Hatt, Bags, Shoes, Clothing,
Beat display of halo and caps
best display of boots and 5ti0ea,..........
best display of men'. clothing, . ..... .
beat display of se6ars,
best tUapLay of smoking and chewing
beat cigars made in tile c0unty,...........100
Piga/lags, Poinion.ship, &e.
Best display of drawings and paint.
41 00
best display of oil paintings, drawn by
a native of Adams 100
best water color painting, 00
best crayon or pencil drawing. ........ 1 00
best display of photographs and am
best sago and ornamental painting* 100
best marble work, 2 00
beat penmanship ........ ......- ........ , 1 00
3111see10aiteou% Ardelia:
$4 00
2 00
2 00
The Society invitee the exhibllluant any and
every thing that MO be useful of convenient
in the practice of Agriculture or gorticulture,
or be the product of either; "silarticies and
implements of convenience ow., in the tlo
m.tie or social life, or of all the products of
art and skill, and for all each things of merit,
although not enumerated In the 'ongoing
List, premiums or diplomas may be awarded
All swanned areas/tuns uncalled for, for
thirty days after the clone of the Fair, shall
be deemed donated to the Society.
Premiums shall not be awarded when the
animal or the article is deemed unworthy.
All articles must be marked with cards,
which will be furnished by the Secretary. des
ignating class and number; and LIMN cards
must not be removed until after the Award
in Committees have iinished their examina
tions.
The EYecutive Committee .111 take every
possible pdaeaution ftir the safe keeping of all
article. on exhibition, after their arrival and
s=moot, but the Society wl4 not be re
ile for any loss or damage that may oo•
cur. They dealre exhibitor. to give pereonat
attention to their animal. or articles, and al
the close of the Fair attend to their removal.
No animal or article shall be taken oat of
the Fair Grounds without the have of the
President.
Extdbitent are expected to obe i gte Mar
shals promptly in producing stock,
when instructed to do so; and any person
proving refractory 0111 be ruled out from com
peting.
No animal or article will be assigneti apiece
on the grounds until the entries ant made, as
the regulations of the SOe I e require.
Persons renting refreshment booths will not
he permitted to sell intoxicating drinks-
Any 'Demon found intoxiattod upon the Fair
Grounds, or acting In a disorderly manner,
shall be Immediately ejected from the
grounds.
gielMl
A prompt and aevere example will be made
of any fmudalent use of Admiration Ticket&
. . . . .
Any person attempting to interfere with the
udges, InAtieir tub ud ignitions, wiLl be prompt
ly excluded from competition.
Should any doubt arise as to the regularity
of the entry or any other Important matter
which the committee feel lawmpetent to de
side, they may at once report the same to the
President.
• .i uo
aw
Ll.l
Pelee. .r Arinalinian.
Family Tickets, admitting man, trite,
unmarried daughters, and minor sons,
_OO
. . tau
or one gentlemim and lady, during the
'_ _ ........ . - - $1 00
Footman, single adm ission • 96
Children under ten years of age,---- p r ee
One man and horse, single admladon,.... 65
One-borsebumw . pleasure vehicle,
ghotlte een en y, single admissloe,. 75
Eallblafictillotud , *ln Z
Two horse bu or pleasure vehicle,
gentleman and lady, single admission, I OD
Each additional person in them,..._..... .
Pleasure tickets, admitting man and
horse 41Orflog the Fair, le siftdiLlatt to
filinlirtlerels, • 60
Pleasure tiekets„.adraltiing one-borse
buggy or pleasure vehicle, gentheMeue
an „lady during the Fait, to sadleelifl ;
ihnidly , ticket- .... •` " tiD
ensure tickets
'bag& or pmettre Vehicle, gebtleman ,
noMa
an fa d ledir during the Fair, in a d dition ' '
to
Applieanto for c lketarre tieketiAratutral
crfavide .che nx that they have ci , olethefl
Maniere wiegssion tieluiternsqtdred to bertha
to the rlAt /mad Me Of tbllbormaVirsai, to
avid detention at the gatet•-•,, -
Pleasure vehicles strictly required to keeg o lg:i
on tbe giviuschieseigeed theme hy the
of Managers, and enter the Ring only at the
times designated by the MarshW.
so
so
so
50
50
41/kers
iet i laaual i te P""l l=4 ".
J. S. Wrrlizaow, "
G. ilea:r r
malrl=24674ußx'Al . muA
fq4
Mommumq.
ChMarshal—lons Sultsztoz.nia.
wit IMS. • • •
, —l7 • • , - •
0110111GRA, WAJORKR4RN:MNPAYSTEIt,
South Wilitillgt6a . fiettylbitt
13 9 9 / 3 ANP 1164 / 1 ?1 11 R I CE%
July 29,1597.
ffi t"11624 y24fit ki44 4 111 , 0k ... -r—l a
wk.— laliov ll .. saved, and
done In the taathaer. Dorm& at OILLM.'
PIE 41 MB: tad be done with
6 culla' worth la or soft water.
uEKTbbeh d cler, einpure HO*
- - - GASight,4lol3.
$2 00
2W
1 00
1 00
ism
... 1 iro
.—.. -- 1 it
Clam 18.
IYorded Mork
Muss 19.
Embroakry and Riney Work.
EEI
Class 24.
ifuskvi instruments,
IM= El 2
Bales and Renulatkonn.
OE2
HOUSE' PAINTING
Cti
DIAMOND
SECI.A.I:I STORE-
-- REMO r.zl L
The undersigned has removed his Sesev
=OEM
NORTII-EAbrCOR.VER OF THE DIAMOND,
GETTYSBURG,
wheys be masa coutAlausioce et the public's
patronage His new location is one of the
moat
4:JD:MAL AND CONVENIENT,
and hts eta* of Segars &more the Most choloe
and eatlaractory
He vrtll keep ca hand Uti. beet BRANDS,
Lid 'oat ootogoof octant for peilitral sisi• shrimgh-
ad She county. Re will sell at the lowest Hy
ing prices, and at whole/We and retail.
Remember the plies, in the Diamond, biro
tweet' BrlokarboCre Store and kteCtellatt'a
ET.2I
WASHINGTON SIEREIOWSEL
Aprtlik IBINL tf
FAHNESTOCK BROTHERS.
'
SUMMER GOODS.
We are constantly receiving new and desks-
Ws styles pf
Irmo, POPLINS. , !immure.
PIQUES, SPRING CLOAKING% ALPACAS
DSLAINES, CALICOFE, LAWNS, fte.
Also large additions to our usual supply of
OINGHAMS,
CLOTHS, CAMIMERFS. JEANS
with every variety of Goods ter Men'a and
Boy's "roar. We Lave n4lol ooUsldenply to
our oasortinent of
CARPETS,
which we are•eallng at greatly redneed prices.
•
Our &toe o
QUEMNS-WAUR
Is oumplete. It.
HARD-WARE,
and all khubi of
BUILDING MATERIALB,
we feel assured we can make It to the Interest
34 00
400
400
of the purcboorr to,parolanse from as.
IRON AND MAILS a$ reduced prices.
OILA AND PAINTS at low Wes
GROCERIES, of all kinds.
Glve na 6 call and be eouvlucaL
TAHNWTOCK
II 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
Sign of the Bed Frost.
Gettriftri. MI; 1 , 18118 . 11
- CANNON'S
- MARBLE WORSE,
On BalUD:fore St e , °lipoid to the CourteHonte,
61C21,a210204 PfifflYN'A.
Every description of work executed In ILO
PTNEET STYLE Or THE ART
June 4, 1855. tf
ROW '& WOODS,
GETTY BM U R G
=3
DRY 000013
DRESS GOOD 9,
NOTIONS,
LADIFIV RATA,
L&DISS' SUMAS,
CIIILDILZ2VB 11110EE3
HATS FOR Refit,
BAI9 FOR MEN,
I ,RATS run CHILDREN;
IACHINS COTTON,
goal al Coates% at mach lacy prim.
1100 P SKIRTS,
In 'meat variety
BA.LMOILAL taIFLTS
MEN AND BOY'S WEAR
, otloVApt,fc•A.
TRUMR.
' — Ot alr-sw.m-L‘
ALLIEIOLD CSI SAP
May J. ISIS. tt
HEsID-QUaIiZTERS
FOR
CLOTHING,
HATS Aruzi CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
IMEEI
FJuery Kind qt. GeitUetinaiglii;or,
LINKS COLLARIr, '
FABER CEIPMB,
1113
onTroN STOCIR/PGA
^
•
oio'v:.;
stslitatzltanns
• tr. - J3.;,%.1
.4 • •
Y a .La
. ‘,,e•ANlos.tte., art
).,111Zi. thb . klmdiand
ft,414 „..-
,LozSisst Cash ',l'iii)tv.
lIALTS AHD SROKS,
H , .1
- great variety.
11149tfe Pie *lap bane 'f.iik.:gmattisc else
'11414111. ,
' (
- - -
AP4M 1 4 4 .88. t
Ikrat:A'
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
E. RITESTIEW,`•••
HALlifeof l'ArNalV
and being determined to reduce his stock du
ring the summer and fall months, will give
GREAT BARGAINS
- before invcileing. My stock of
ALL KINDS OF MEROMANDIZE
ilaAtcrmpiee In every ;evrent, and
will be.doutttri,
E. HITHIBILEW.
York Springs, July MINS. If
MrAll persons knowing themselves indebt
m.ettlre rzrested to come forward and
_GETTYSBURG
LIME KILNS:
TEM undersigned has bought out tits former
partner, Wm. fautzus.ased now ocattlisee the
THE LIME-BUEINHIG BUSINEBB
himself—at the Gettysburg Lime Kilns, on
the comer of Use Railroad and North Stratton
Street. Thankful for past patronage, he will
endeavor ta #elierVe its eontingsticeApy,prose
cuting the hi:winces u vigorously and on as
large a scale as possible-always selling a
good artdelo ant Igtfhag goo 4, ntemsnre.—
Farmers and others may look for the prompt
filling of orders.
Ho also oonUnuas Um
COAL BUSINESS,
offering the moat popular kluda. House-
keepers Cud others should eve him a call.—
Blacksmith Coal constantly on band.
,yme and Coal delivered annrrifre to
aettysbura.
JAOOB REILEY.
Gettysburg, Nov. 15, NV. If
UNTO.7r
RAILROAD BONDS.
EM3E2
First National Bank of Gettysburg
T il agent for the sale of the FIRST MORT
4-AGE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD SIX
PER CENT. GOLD INTEREST BONDS.. ist
market rates and Intercst. ar.- Interest papa
ble senal-annuagy at the counter.
All necessiary Information given
Gettysburg, Nov. 99,1 M.
NOTICE •
TO CAPITALISTS !
Persona desirous of Investing' and realising
nearly NINE PER CENT., are requested to
atll at the
Gettysburg National Bank,
and obtain Circular. of the Union Paellle
and also Central Farina Railroad Coin-
paales gratis.
These investments are dedly growing In
favor and males Incresalng....
Bends can he had at all lines at tide Ban,h,
where all InformatklnAwneernlng Wd ln-
vestments will eneerftilly be given
I! if
GROCERY & FLOUR STORE
MEALS 41L BROTHER
HAVE removed their Store to theirein
sSedt property, on Chambersbnrir set,
ere they propose to keep ootudon on
hand
ALL KINDS OF
GROCERIES,
Flour, Feed, Notions, he.
Also, VEGETABLES In season, fresh from
the city an p d countryv. g
Theypro areandfi determined-hope
to eell *bee as the-cheapest, as they on
l ask lowest lits, they
to y
merit the
and receive s liberal ewe of public
patronage.
MEALS & BRO.
.Aprlllo,lB6B. tf
BARGA'rNS
NEW GROCERY
JOHN CRESS & 80N
WLtYE opened a new GROCERY, in Get-
Witham on the north-went corner of the
o Equate, and have Just re c eived a
dpleudfd aedortment of FR :M.ll
• GROCERIES,
Including Sugars, Coffbes, Molasses, Syrups,
Tess, Spices, Tobacco, Salt, Flail, Hants, Shoal.;
den, dc.
AiIoodUKENSWARE, CONEXiTIO.NR,
iDuti (Weiss%
We
Articles Anil, blo
c. 'We will also keep "on band
FLAW& and FEED-STUF FS.
Haring purchased fo r t CASH, we are pre.
r or . , ;=z y cheaP. Give cle lat and
Sept. 27, 1867. tt
Tin-Ware and Stovog.:
THE LAFWEST ASSORTMENT OF TIN
WARE IN THE COLINTY, AVE
'S. G. COOK'S,
(format/. Angraw Pollay'a;) &No same of
'ME nE9T dOOK.IIPG STOV ES TN MARKET,
among whinhare the,
OLD DOMINION,
COM PROM IBR.
PENNSYLVANIA. _ ,
NOBLE COOK,
g.coiro)!tvg,
BAECET , SHEAF, ace.
41so, moor other,arßriee for Kitchen use,
which will be sold a 1 low aa at any other
. •
. Dieee.la the equaty. '
CoOK
r.V . P* )tWIEs,
lE=
AND 5t,441#4,P. ,
CLOTHING.
—MOW
GEqgat-ABIIivLD
Ilan now opened 1411arcro Mock of READY
.II4OIIMLOTHITiO, manly of his own man
ufacture:T:7 1 . ng of all alzee of
COATS, - PANTS, VESTS,
DRAWERS;' CRAVATS,
acisier t , &e, , as.., at prim* to suit tth,p tlllllll
Pin; Mailable aol judge for Youneh...
AYretllll; St • —'
VrEEITSILN !LANDS.
WOrTppi_
EMI
OEO. ARNOLD, Cashier
J. EMOitY BAIR , Caiitler
92.E.11 - 0 r. 71-1-
I=
IN GETTYSBURG
NeCIIRDY & HAMILTON,
FLOUR, GRAIN, GROCRRIRS, &c.
i n E totL ' l, a ll e =l a e re et P' re7=l=lne
lee's Hall, the hlghoet prices for
FLOUR. WHEAT, RYE, CORN. OATH,
BUCKWHEAT, CLOVER AND
TIMOTHY SIMI" POTA
TOES, AC.
and Invite producers to give them a cell be
fore selling.
They have =ideally au hand for sale,
A. LARGE SUPPLY OF GROCERIES
Syron . Coffees. Augers, with
Hat TotVoikilte. °l itstA r tie P ilintridso Bscon lA011:
with FEED of all kinds. They likewise have
SEVERAL VALUABLE FERTILIZERS
Soluble Pacific Guano, Rhodes• Phosphate
and A A Mexican Guano.
•
Whilst they pay the highest market prima
linen they buy, they sell at the lowest living
prollta. They ask a share of public patronage,
resolved to give salient:lion in every mac
ROBERT Meer It.DY,
Wl4l. S. 1/..A.KLIXON.
Gettysburg, July 1, iSe7.
HAY AND GRAIN
WANTED.
THE undnrsigned would announee to the
citisens of Adams county that they still
carry on the
GRAIN AND HAY BUSINESS,
at the old stand, GRANITE STATION, on
the Gettysburg Railroad. They are prepared
to pay the highest twines ibr GRAIN AND
RAT. They keep all kinds of
GROCERIES, SALT, GIIANOS,
dte.. which they will sell at the smallest
profits. Gls e us a call and see for yourselves.
PHILIP MASH & MONS.
flea. 20, l&t7. ly
CHANGE OF FIRM
reF. undersigned have leased the Ware.
ouse on the corner of Stratton 'nowt and
Railroad, in Gettysburg, where they will
carry on the
Grain and Produce Business
In all its branches. The highest prices will
always be paid fbr Wheat, Itye, Corn, Oats,
Clover and Timothy Seeds Flaxseed, Sumac,
Hay and Straw, Dried Frui,t Nuts, Hoar,
Hams, Shoulders and Sides, Potatoes, with
everything else in the country produce Due.
Groceries, of all kinds
mn.tantly on hand and for rale—Cothva,
Sugars, Nolnorai, Hymn., Tem, l‘pilcce, Salt,
threw, Vinegar, soda, Muntard,
Broonui, Mickels, Blacking, Soaps . ke, Alno
COAL OIL, Flah VII, Tar Ac. FIRH of all
Mode; Spikes rnd Fats; Smoking and
Chewing Tub, eon.
They are alwit” able to grimily a first rate
article of Flour, with the dldereut klnds
Feed.
Also, Ground Plaster, with Guanos and
other fertilizers. COAL, by the bushel, ton or
car loud.
We will aleo run
Lines of Freight Cars
to No. Ti North street, BALTIMORE, and 811
Market street, PHILADELPHIA. All koods
sent to either of the above places will he re
ceived and forwarded promptly. Opals should
be marked 'glimmers' Car."
U. 8. BENNER & BRO
April 10, NM Li
THE OLD FREIGHT LINE
TO BALTIMORE.
-
yrilinttirraigned continues to run hill
ISTigitt Line to Baltimore,
twiesin week. I>epot—corner of Railroad and
Washington streets, Gettysburg. this run
to Hughes & Emerson's, 131 North street,lisiti
more. Freight carried each way, at the low
est mks. The patronage of his old friend.
and the public solleited. Goods tube marked
'Biddle's Lint,"
WM. K DIDDLE.
XirThe new Warehouse will soon be up,
when the Wain and Produce benne= will be
carried on se heretofore. Highest prices pow
paid for flay.
April 17, 15 U
NEW FORWARDING
COMMISSION HOUSE
LT/VYING purehaeed the extenelve Ware
-11 house, Cars, &e., of Culp di tfarnahaw,
the Undersigned intend to carry on the heel
riesa„ under the tlyin of Illghein h Co„ at
the old eland, on the corner of Washington
and Rdallroal streela, ou a inure extensive wade
than heretofore.
We sae pAying the highest market prices far
RAY, FLOUR, GRAIN AND ALL KINDS
, OF PRODUCE.
FLOUR aril FEED, 8:1LT, end all kinds
Of 611.4.X.:E51L1t, kept constantly uu hand
and for male, cheaper than they cao be had any
where else.
'PLASTER, and all kinds of FERTILIZERS,
constantly otr hand, or furnishe d to order.
A REGUI.A.R LINE OF FREIGHT CARS
will leave our Warehouse every TUESDAY
MORNING, and aocommodatlon trains will
be run as occasion may require. By this ar
rangement we are prePared to convey Freight
at all time to and from Baltimore. All busi
ness of this kind entrusted to us, will be
= t ole o attendediitv e t' n aon th di r Zo .en n Sons itrug
Howard street., Baltimore. Being oetermined
to pay aeod prices, sell cheap and deal fairly,
we invite everybody to give us a rail.
WM. M.BIGHAM,
ALEXANDER. COBEAN,
JAMES BIOHAM.
Jan. IT, INS. II
MORE NEW CLOTHING
=I
STACKS OF THEM!
Jlllt/IfICRHOFF, corner of the Diamond
. and York street, has just returned from
the city with an unusually attractive assort
ment of
CLOTHING FOR SPRING at SUMMER
wear. which he will sell at such plicate& use
no; WI to take them Mr very rapidly. .Call
and Judge Sor ycamvelves. To look at the ex
cellent matarlel, tasteful euttlug, and neat
andeubstantlal sowing ,and then to get tits law
prices—callers cannot help but buy, when they
see it so much to Weir Interest to do so.
He heat C 051.% Pouts, Yeats, of all styles and
=starlets;
Hate, Boots and noes;
Shirts, of all kinds, Ebrdery Gloves, Hand.
ketchlete, Heck-the, Cravats, Linen and Pa
per Oadlars, baspenders, hashes, (karats;
Trunks, Yalla i r, Umbrellas, Pocket Knives,
&sin.=
Smoking and Chewing Tobaccos,
Clocks, Watcll, lewelry, With a thOesand
sad one other articles, entirely too numer
ous to detail in a newspaper advertisement.
He oaks the attention of the public to his
new stock, confident that will please —and
no one can or will sell cheaper. Don't forget
the place—corner of York street and the
Diamond, Gettysburg.
Aprlll7,lBllB. tf
- JAWs BRTNICERHOFF.
tars GETTERBUI2O
SKY-LIGHT GALLERY
111 HE nndereigned takes pleasure In an noun,
lag to the Masons of Gettysburg and the
pubile generally that he has removed from
his old rosins on West Middle street, to Bait'•
more street, and nearly opposite the store of
Faimestock Brothers. The room he now oc
cupies has been recently fitted up expressly
for his business. Thu locution is an admirable
one, enabling him to take pictures Mail shades
of weather, and with a correctness unequalled
any where else.
LIFE-LIRE PHOTOGRAPHS,
of every size end description, executed in
the anent style. Particular attention
copying
AMBROTYPES and DAGUERREOTYPES ot
demised friends. Also—
THE iii...ETYMitURG GEMS,
a new style of picture, which has become
very 's'. with the public, notes* , for their
beau , b ut far cheapness and ocurrenlence.
SIXT RN for ONE I)OLDAR only. Also
THE PORCELAIN PICTURE, which for
Hurls beauty and durability are unsurpassed.
We are prepared to carry on the business In
all Its various %nachos, and having had con
siderable experience we run no risk in GUAR
ANTEEING PERFECT SATISFACTION.
Oar towilltlea for • full display of our skill
are ouegualad by any other Gallery in the
oolanty, and we would therefore Invite every
one to sail at the NEW GETTYSBURG SKY-
LIGHT GALLERY.
Gall and examine our Speelmens and Judge
for yourselves. LEVI IfI7IIFEIL
- June 25,
MORO ,PHILLIPS'
GEM:MCA IMPROVED
- osy h ste'o •
STAND-RD fiedIAI•ITEND.
i •
."'" TOR SALE AT 71A2CIIITACT17IIMS% DZPOIS,
No. IF North Front Street, Philadelphia,
776 MBoeth Week Baltimore,
A/4 brile - alirs In lie - tiOal — tOoi:Wont the
. .
The SOMEURO OU oof which MORO
PHILLIPIV PHOSPHATE la tad always has
been instasiset
coont; l ra /Pl - Tee thel , Tnin o a f
e w . , h ) . e.at.d b .
= fiy
%I=lt narreMeTh wad-.
aiatatlvetisiesterfertastog
er seValtiesee' erpellsbee his prostate
the Ov
Farmer that It makeeltheavlergrabt Ursa
even stable taanareomet la not ably starve bat
s laa lepat tan, Wont" DLFount
'Dyy .
to-
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
OF OCITYIIBIIBII
will allow Interest on Spatial Deposits, as
F2l=t
6 per gait. per 4uuluailar 1 rear.
EL=
Mt lit S 44
IMM2
will CAMEL COMPOUND INTEREST NOT=
and COUPONN.
Will also purchase or sill PTOCKS and
BONDS of every kind, tree of charge ea corn
minion, and twill at all tames pay the HIGH
ENT PRICE for GOLD and SILVER, and
will, with pleasure, transact all Winless
PrwmpUy, se heretofore, Wish:deg w• well
regulated Bank
GIRO. ARNOLD, Caibtor
Gettysburg, Nov. It, lrg7
GETTYSBURCi
NATIONAL BANK
GOVERNMENT RONDE, of all kinds.
BOUGHT and HOLD.
BEVEN-TIIIRTY MEER convert.' Into
FIVE-TWENTY HONDA without charge.
~~!)' /.O Nil ~)!:! Y ~1:1:•; r r: ir/ Y ::[N.i;i i 1:+~~
The HIGHEST PREMIUM paid on GOLD
and SILVER.
STOCKS and SONIA, of In kinds, bough%
for persons wlthout CIIAHAINO 00M.
MISSION. -
ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED,
Interest on SPECIAL DEPOSITS odooneed 1
iXr and:, rvii
5 pit amt. far 1 year,
4 per tent hoe II vreialbs,
S pee anat. Mrs iswistbs.
Persons winhtng l f fltnAoe in ,regard to
tr. S. Bonds, and Mocks of all kinds, are In
vlted to give ua a can, and we will give all
Information cheerfully
J. EMORY HAIR, Camltler.
Gettysburg, Oct. 25, IT. tf
LEWIS STROUSE
Hits bought back hie old Maud, on Cox'bile
street, and Is going Into kindness again heavier
than ever. He askalds Old blends and the
public to 2call.
NOTIONS, GROCERIES, - CONFECTIONS,
BEGARS, TOBACCOS. &C., &C.,
In large variety, and a little cheaper than the
cheapen/. Don•t Jorge. toe place—nearly oppo-
&De the Railroad Station.
Gettysburg, Oct. 11.111117. tf
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
LADIES' COMPANIONS,
TOILET SETS,
WRITING DESKS,
PERFUMERY,
He Intends to sell everything et the lowest
possible prices, believing that "small profits"
Wing "quick sale.," and are therefore best
for buyer and seller. Come one—come all !
A. It. FEIIiTE.L.
Fancy China and Bohemian VANS, Mardi 27. Md.
TOYS, &C., ac., &C.,
AT A. R. FEISTEL'S,
Opposite slimmloWal — Store.
Gettysburg, 3farelt Y 7, 1888. tf
EIRELEIOR GALLERY.
PHOTOGRAPHS,
Photo Miniatures,
AIIBROTYPEEt. i.e.,
Btereoseop,ic news of the
BATTLE-FIELD,
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PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES;
A. 1., 33 'l7 AIL 13 ,
EX 47111L4V1/A*71117,
AND AT ONEATLY REDUCED PRICES
SirWe deiiiln nothing but um Lela of lu
kind. (Nnll nod examine our stook
/..TYPIOPf, Proprietor
April It, INS. tt
. ANOTHER BAKERY.
tra, undersigned has opened a Bakery at
the corner of Washington and Blab streets,,
Gettysburg, and invites the pabßh•a pat•
ronage.
F'REBFr IMEAD,
EoLts, Twior,
OAREPI, PRETZELS, &C,
EVERY DAY.
B.Varlut the beet of sour and other friaterf
ars, and doing bliworit. welifhe hope. t.l give
satistaction in every case. Cail at or send
your orders to the Bakery, corner or Wash
Lorton and High streets, opposite the Fe
male Institute and Powers's Oman. Yard.
CaRIf3TLAN HOFFII/LN
Aprll 17. 181 K tf
LAWRENCE ID, DIETZ - & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FANCY 000DS
NOTIQXI3,
~ 3 41WETIEK
Beari f7i . agalita=gl= 64
Mo 7, IBM. Thattmore. Md.
anetery - Removiait..
gEINE/ the Keeper, the undersigned is au
thorised to make removals into Ever
een Gosnetetlf. and !topes that melt as COD
template the removal of the remains of de
=rakielves or friends will avail them
of this IMMO of the year to have it
done. Removals made with promptuem—
terms low, and no eMet spared to please.
PEER THORN.
Mardi 11 , 186). Keeper of th e Cemetery.
Sale Crying.
ifisnrilaßtd_eontinalis the bustassa
CRYIO, and solicits; the con
x:itlea gethmege of the public. It Is his
ossurfant endeavor to give estlecration.
moderate. Residence In West Mid-
C drXiet, Oetgrstoug.
R4.B.—Ra Is itßessased AaSlneer, mutes
ibefiLT Lew orlildr Milted htateg
Rev. SI. IR&
rtßOCSTlSlSkadi—Oecrotry thartitaati
I,X rated at wbolarala with Gades,
OILLIMP roc IK &CMatqa
,Gp l 4/4 1 .vm.. 5r., w
tle=Vrit-
BLUGH't COUFICIAL MOREL
0 0 NARK ,
It
MIMI
BAUGH & SONS, Philadelphia,
Northwestern Fertilizing Co.,
CHICAGO,
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Prices
RA UDR'S RAN' BONG PHOSPHA TR.
$56 per 11,000 Ms.
BA mire CH:MAO° RONIIP PRUTILIERIL
$5O per $,600 lb.
BA COMB CHICA (JO BLOOD MAN [ 7 R
MO per 2.060
The above 'Mamma Are tin Walled in both
WWII and barrela all lawyer rtudemei /Ipr,.
The Bator ore mat./ 1/I 0.1 yid lux} 141.-IGS
TIM attention of Fertile," in erpeclnl Iv ll•
reeted to the feet that the a MTN. of the ltntv
Material of which the above Manures are
compared, axe an well untlat t•ontrol that we
can Runlet, them of strictly uniform quality
and condition, and that they contain a larger
percentage of ammonia than any. Caber Waite
of manutacturod inantirra the nlarket.
BAUD II & MONK,
20 Mouth Delaware Avenue,
Pill Le nta.rta Le,
97011TIIWEMTERN FFRrltilZlNti CO.
Cor. Lake 01 I,aitAl le rit;„
elthrAGO.
14-11A1 . 0 lI'S CONIMERCI AL MA NU It KC
nuty be procured rniiii ilealern in any of the
principal towns in the United Matins or
Dominion of Omuta.
June it, Int. ..4111
PI. M. 7,73333 s & Co..
RING'S
Ro l a h i tt!
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, \ itt. Oriff.msl 6.10 r.
,‘ Eradicates Dandruff and e,*
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VEGETABLE AMBROSIA
13 WIIAT.IT PIIIIPORTM TO 11E,
GENUINE HAIRRESTOLIATIVE n ehan
to
the
Way, Light, Itsd orFaulod Hair to
the Dork, Lustrous Mikes Treurra, Whieh3l
ad 0111401111) or age. It will jssatively emit
ado Humors sod Dandruff from the m.lp
and where there la Ilte In the glands, will rouse
a new growth of - Hair to put' forth on Ladd
soots. Thousands ore testifying to the above.
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47-A. D. Buehler, Wholegate and 114.11411
Agent, Get tyaburg—autl fur mule nt retell by all
Druggbile.
Feb. 14, 14408. ly
LET ALL TEE PEOPLE COME !
.F'ancy Good Conlictionery More
MBE undersigned, having bought out , J.
M. Warner R Valley tifl.lBlli 01/11ret •
Buttery !Sturm on Minim°, c street. nearly o, o
posits Pali acad.:mks' Store, Gettysburg,
the public's patronage. Large ate tasteful RN
the stock bas been, no effort will be spared
to render It still more attractive and desira
ble. lie now offers
Writing Desks, Plain Candy,
Work Box., Fancy do.,
Portfolios, Pickles,
Satchels,
Pocket Books, Hardin.,
Lobsters,
Chins Toys, (Plow-ehow,
Pocket Cutlery Maury tkkee,
Jewelry, Purina Crackers,
Chess, Wine Biscuits,
Murrom do.,
Fire Works, ,
Year & Penang,
Writing Papers,
4 f.' o n tre l .
do
ruebee,
Perfumery,
&Ape
Corn
,
Frulta,
Nate,
Syrup., dcc, dc., 6e..
"'TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION,
. 1 1: 1 :juZ[e)5101114:11ZIN:tij
NO. 2 WPM MARKET STREET.
YORK,
• AGENTS AND DF.ALZRII 1N
PIANO%CABINET Qit.6 AN it AI ELODEONN,
AND AT.LXINDN OF
AIURIUA4 I NHTRUM E NTS,
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respeetftilly Inform the malille thnt they are
prepared to furnleb rhinos of the following
mounraotare or of any other make that may
be preferred:
Albright, litrilarit Nelinaidt,
elilekerhis fit boo, Bradbury', •
Bab. ilk Sou. dale At Pbo,
lOrrlell 8 CRLIMHATIID
COTTAGE, 11Ali.MoNIC ANL BOUDOIR
ORGANS AND 811:LODEO:i8.
These Instrumente stadd unrivalled by any
thing found in this country or In Europe, as
In admit tted'hy all Impartlat Judges. The most,
eminent Plpe Organ hulideni and Performer.,
the last to discover excellence In rrod Tom.,
pronounced them vastly superior to all Other,.
for exceedingly quick articulation and round
Tone, the essential feature in Inkti mounts of
tide class. We invite the seN ere ecru LI u 3 and
criticism of all.
PATENT VOX HUMANA TREMOLO.
This late and moot wonderful Invention `se
acknowledged by all leading artist.) will be
found only in the Eatey Instruments. In at-
tempting to describe the effect of this edop, we
are at lass for language. Ito beauties cannot
be written, but must be heard to be apprecia
ted. By this atop an ordinary performer call
produce an effect widen requires a life time
of practice for an artist upon a violin. It en
tirely changes the reed Tone, glt lug the A) m.
path t tic sweetness of the human voice, mak•
& to w:
i tz t t e d n
e p r u re 11101 it,,tievcr
THE HAHNION IC ORGAN
tot ChUrches, Public Halls turd Parlors hue
a powerful sub-Base with Independent reeds.
Harmonic attachment and Vox Humana.
Tremolo, and la belles ed to be the moat power.
fol reed organ made. being nearly equal to a
Pipe Organ of three times the cost.
All instruments warranted for live years.
airBRABB HANLit4 supplied with mutts.
mentsandUlll4lo at reasonable terms.
A llbaral dlaooa¢t al owed fur C111:11Cilef and
Sabbath boobs. .. . _.. _. .. •
.
, Sirlartrnetlons given both In Vocal and
lasarnmental Maine, at our thorns, and at Pu
pils' homes!, either to Individuals °rots/Naas, ou
reasonable term..
Farmers, Attend to Your Interests I
GETTYSBURG FOUNDRY.
rpu imbacrlber wduld Inform Ma mato
j_ men and others, that he le Mill manufte.
taring vartocw kind. of casting. and Ma
chines, made to order, on short notion,
such as
THICERTERS AND POWERS,
(five different slim of Powers.), CLOVER
SEED HULLERS AND CLEANERS, CORN
SRELLKEUS AND SEPARATORS, CORN
FODDER cuTrkm.sTRAW AND HAY CUT
TERS; CORN PLANTERS; ,
PLO UGHB,
snob as Cost Plough., Barehear Ploughs, Hide-
WU and Oorn Ploughs; the
WIRE-SPRING HORSE RAKE,
the latest latorovement • also BIiIItEMANIS
SILLY-D/8011 - AROLNO ROME RARE.
He will likewise manufacture
MOWERS AND REAPERS.
METAL (SCREWS for Cider Presses
IRON RAILING for Ontieterleo or Roraima,
with everything ebbe in his line, all at low
rates.
rou,SALE.—A One-horse Wagon.
DAVID STERNER.
Agri MIMS. tf
2500,000 Onstdin` Ns in Four Years.
PATRONIZE THE BEST!
Haring the largest capital, at experienced
buyers and extensive trade of any concern
ha the Boller Sale bnelnexe, we
GUARANTEE SATISFACTION
In every Instance, and alsothe best selection
of Limns ever offernt at
ONE DOLLAR EACH.
Ai eliter concern has any shoe, wherever our
Agents are setting. Our motto, "Prompt and
Reliable." Yale and female sliming wanted In
City and country.
THE LADIEO
Ars partic sy ularly request esciaticd to try our pop-
ular stub stem of all kinds of DX
AND FANCY DOOM DALI4B PATTER U NS,
OOTTONCI,OTH,CASTORSBILVEIt PLATE,
GOODS, WATCHES. de. (F.i.lablished 1461.)
A psitit peg imntsin anti ati i itisk describing
an - be Auld for* do ;IA eta; 20 Inc
$2; 40 fOr 114; PO for 00; NO for $10; sent by mall.
Free presents to getter up, (Infra 60 per cod.
mom Man thaw Wrered big sew MA,' reserre,)
according to size of eta b. Bend us a trial club,
or If not do not fall to land for a circular.
N. B.—Our sale filsould Nor be classed with
New York dollar jeurelfy sales dr bogus “Teo
Comp•nles," as it is nothing of the sort.
HARTMAN & KENDALL.
66 tfanorer dt., Boston, Maw.
Icily 3, VAS. _ am
NOTICE.
roriE peetneesidp heretofore existing be.
neeesinhe erndersigned le the Produce end
eardlas bushiest erns dissolved au the
drat dee , of Jimmy Lurk. by teethed eon-
Nat: The books of immune; and ell'
MUM
business bare been left in the handout here
E. Culp, who le duly *alkalised to up
the some. Ile hill be found at the Were
rime rio Cobeas lisit cm il m ' imi Mi
.. s. Ingham
ed to ea ... r
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44, ‘ tira
T . auto - ' requir-
A.: wattittivi.
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