ri
litl
pain Sinnukuping
rsaniaw
wire PIAATIT.
tfn feeding stock, as In feeding land, 1
tirtilent and good management are
itlired. If any one supposes that he
:a7y resort to a system of temporary
Idling as - a substitute for constant at
aition and regular feeding through
o year, let him learn at once his mks
' Ice. Nor will feeding alone be stall.
e l s.nt, even If prudently attended to,
leas cleanliness and ventilation,
it
d all the circumstances that con
es to the animal's comfort and well
W.,ing, be looked after.
"I"Pigs," says an English paper, "en..
',:',y the reputation of having a real
'king for dirt, and certainly the way
U which they are kept on some farms
lows that their owners are determln
kik give them opportunities for carry
out this liking. No d potlon can,
iwever, be more erroneous than this,
none is certainly so productive of
-as to the keeper. Let any one not
tnvinoed of this, try the two modes
j keeping—the dirt and the clean—
eye food in both cases, and other gee.
ma[ treatment, being the same, and
Ape result will show him which of the
*vo is best in the end."
So that besides good and regular
li eding, pigs must be kept clean, not.
,ahhstanding their reputation for love
n _filth—a reputation which is misun
,rstood, as any one might know who
m ould observe their cleanly habits
li or ben th ,, y have room enough allowed
*ern.
ri Then, a great deal depends on the
lode in which they are housed, to
em ave them feed profitably. A careful
D vanager adopts this method. A large
rkfthouse is enclosed at the two sides,
on as to be warm and dry—the floor is
peav ed , and sprinkled over with burnt
"Jay, and ashes obtained by burning
eeds. In this the pigs are fed ;
SlShilo for resting and sleeping they
have a compartment railed off at the
lather end, and which is amply provi
fled with clean straw.
lot Straw, if allowed to get damp and
nhoultly, le very apt to engender
el'iange or skin disease, but treated as
Above the straw is kept dry, and ena
metes-the animal to keep his skin thor
"uglily clean. The manner in which
at e is housed give him comfort, clean
"flings, fresh air, and every necessary
' e Sudltion for his well - doing. * As to
te lie feeding, the same care which
y ,oks to the animal's comfort in other
venpects, will see that he is not half
nit aa'ved through a portion of his ex's
mnice and stuffed for the rest.
—The most profitable feeding is that
lie thich is fairly - distributed through his
!xl Thole life. He must. be well and
114 bundantly fed with good food,. so that
S e may grow and Millen continually,
Al nd nrake the best of every day he
l e vee. It Is a mistake to suppose that
w bery abundant feeding is necessary to
weep up this steady, continual growth.
aj 'ho same quantity of rich and fatten
mpg food is used much more advanta-
Nrously given in moderate quantities
t o lrough a longer period of time.
.he It -has been especially remarked of
meet cattle, by the most experienced
Ki veders, that any attempt to force by
n c o x travagant feeding, is So much waste
hot food. A feeder who practiced care
mill weighing of his fattening cattle
i mvery week, found that a. daily supply
f four quarts of barley meal to a floe
Heer gave a weekly increase in weight,
3averaging eighteen pounds. A neigh
laer advised him to push him, and
might quarts were accordingly fed dal-
Ma'. The weekly increase of flesh was
Worse than when he received four
,ascarts. The amount being increased
;ten twelve quarts per day, he gained
aqothing at all. This Is not a solitary
l ive, for It is sustained by the experk
lance of Intelligent feeders, that a moT
)ticate supply of food, given at stated
iliggular periods, is much more produc
ve of flesh and fat than attempts at
'Snick feeding with excessive supplies.
philosophy of it is, that In this
1 see a large portion of the food passes
poltidigested, and the organs, from be
pulig over taxed, maybeoome Incapable
digesting enough fur the proper
'orourishment of the animal.
Let it not be supposed, then, that,
Cr land or, animals, extravagant etx
mUendlture can be substituted fOr care
sdal, every day management.
die
=I
IoiNA lady eorrespondentof the Vermont
firmer gives the following directions
Li t r making mats from the smallest blur
' cloth left after cutting out clothe's,
,
-- preparing the materials for rag l car
ats:, Pieces over an Inch square are
. ;n -large, so it can easily be seen that
ls way of making rugs will use up
re pieces otherwise of no account
4. eept for the rag bag. These
5 ,4t1e bits must be strung on a cord,
md e edges being raveled out so AS to
I m iesent a soft' furry appearance, and
ound and sewed like the braids In
f elded mat ; It will be difficult to lila
;1,1.
• guish It from chenllq work. In re
- d to colors, you must consult your
' w orn taste. The style called 'hit or
m iss,' in which you.use all colors India
ughninately, as they are most eouveni.
r , iv t, has often a very good effect, if
enty of bright colors are used; in
iiy other case it la too apt to have a
,roagy look. Decided contrasts or
, i oades of the same color are better In
: lots of this descriptton."
tSOAP.-131et from a druggist a pint
ea of concentrated lye for forty cents.
npty contents into a gallon of boll•
dg water. LA, it have ten hours to
Tberi empty it into a boiler,
. .
d another gallon of water, and when
Wee two gallons boll, pour In four
f unds of liquid grease, stirring It
%Il until thorougly mixed. Let it
mer for four or six hours, and half
14- hour before taking it off a gallon of
/e
..t water may be added. Two table
axanfuL3 of pulverized borax and four
rosin add greatly, to its detersive
el t/Mies; but a teacup fall of salt
gist be thrown In. When thought
fillse, dip in a case knife, and if the
i ll ges drops clear, ropy and chills
ekly it is soap. Empty it into a
h tub having the sides wet, and in'
z w hours you will have twenty-five
Inds of hard white soap ready to be
IA for use.
'Trolly Thorax ma htEasuansa
arw—An exchange says : It Is eon
. lent to farmers and croppers to
e 'au easy and correct rule by
Itilloh to measure corn In cribs. Here
ne—having leveled the torn In the
, measure the length, breidth, and
b, and multiply them together,
deduct from the product one-fifth
you have.the number of bushels
he ear—tor shelled corn take one
ot tbla. To be strictly correct,
half a Nisbet kir *very one bun-
I Farmers who are fond of ay
_ b
Ai eau tadiog the , eorreetnesa of,
ruie Y Via solid Whips
b ilbot, and AIM team ha - abashed,
~r, see that the latter is nearly one-,;
,-'' baler thin the Ammer. ..
TILE GETTYSBTIRG .00MPILER, FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 6, 1868.
JOB PRINTING.
THE GETTYABUItO WMPILER OFFICE is
now one of the mold-complete
Job Printing Establishments
n Penns) . lrani& outside -of PhlladelphLe.
With the hind mittli Inery in bp liad—e POTTER
DRUM CTLINDIRIPOWtft 008-
DOH JOBBED, s TOWER HAND PRILMV*O.
--and the sanest and moat fashionable Myles
of types and border* ulth limey Into sad the
different bronsere, we cannot fall to eatlsfy
every torte. Titus amply supplied, besides
Laving good workmen, we confidently Invite
obi of all kinds—
fluters,
Handbills,
Progresminer,
' - Circulars,
Legal !auks,
.4'btet,
Meeks,
Orders,
Letter-Heads,
Business Cards, '
Vail Cards,
7 1 / 4 dribeg Card:,
.Inrilations,
Lecture nekeis,
Labels, gEe
Indeed, everything entering Into the prtnt.
ing line. All done with diepetoh, and at roe-
wo►We prices
Orders by mall will receive prompt atten
Lion. Addreen,
H. I. STAHLE,
COXPILYR OFFICE, (Urn-sauna, PA
July 24, IW.
GETTYSBURG
progamminzfill
THE undersigned Mix Idight out Ms former
partner, Wm. Outnn, and now continues the
THE LISLE-BURNING BUSINEf3S
himself—at thef3etlyaburg Lime Kilns, on
‘.. tatnoo
risk
the corner of the antlNortb Stratton
Street. Thankful for past\ tronage, be will
endeavor to denary. Its °mann nee, by prose
cuting the business as vigorously and on as
largo a mole u poulble—olways selling •
good article and giving good measure.—
Farmers and others may look for the prompt
OlHnig of orders.
He Ids° continues the
COAL BUSINESS,
ollering the most poplar kinds. House-
keepers and others should give him a all.
Illacksmith Coal °militantly on hand.
Lime and Coad delivered anywhere In
Gettysburg.
=
Gotty.berg, Nov. VS. 1917. it
THE OLD FIVIGHT LINE
TO BALTIMORE
Mii===
Freight Line to Baltimore,
twice a week. Depot—corner of Railroad and
Washingtoi streets, Gettysburg. Cars run
to I lushes & Emerson's,l2l North street, Bahl
more. Freight carried each way, at the low
est ratcs. The patronage of his old friends
and the public solicited. Goods to be marked
Biddies Line."
WM. E. BIDDLE.
April 17,'18114 U
NEW SADDLER SHOP.
ON the Hill, Br y thaoLe . ld d roo ol t, m Gr a tr t h o uri n g :
PL—Lonat on der, ell kinds of
RIDING SADDLES,
WAGON SADDLES, ..•
CARRIAGE RUINERS,
DRAUGHT HARNESS,
RIDING BRIDLES,
BLIND BRIDLES,
COLLARS,
FLY - NETS. .to,
se low es the lowest
• J. M. ROWE
Jana 91.18/12. 11
11 1:i 51;i::
rilsubscribers haveVen retnrnbi from the
es with an immense supply of
'HARDWARE & GROCERIES,
Which they are offtning at their old stead In
Baltimore street* prices to cult the times.
Our stook omelets in part of
BUILDING MATERIALS,
CARPENTER'S TOOLS,
BLACKSMITH'S TOOLS,
SHOE FINDINGS, • COACH FINDINGS,
CABINET MAKER'S TOOLS
HOUSEXEEPIat'S FuthußES,
ALL KINDS ON IRON, fie.,
anoczniEs OF ALL KINDS,
OILS, FAINTS, de., die.
departments
o m ar e t n icl on n d u ab d o d venu th
w hat v an
be had at thin store. Every claee of Mechan
ics can be accommodated here with tools and
endings, and flousekeepens can find every ar
ticle in. their line. Give us a call, as we are
prepared to sell as tow for madam any house
out of the city.
JOEL IL DANNER,
DAVID ZIEGLER.
Gettysburg, May 1,5, 1884
CHEAP FOR CASH !
NEWBTORE!
GROCIER7I3B. LICIZOBE
a q'he undersigned has
re retnred . _
urea:
ai ner 'd t=r e l l o a tt e e w = Ogee, '
and nearly ot
Ile the Court Howe, where he Wane I
nate, CHEAP FOR CASH, • large and choke
oreortment or Groceries.—
SUGARS, COFFEES, TEAS, MOLASSES,
SYRUPS, SALT, ac, with FISH,
BACON, LARD, &C.
ALio, Liquors,—
WINEZ, BRANDIES, Guru! WIEDEUCCES.
A lma. and everything else In the Ilne.
aLlt of Notions, to snit stay
ari le:ol7t7t u lga Is the place to buy CHEAP
FOR CASH.
April 93. ISE,. ONO. F
8ARGA .,.. 19-
I
NEW GROCERY
IN GETTYSBURG
JOHN CRESS & SON
ftiAVE opened • new GROCERY, In Get.
&wha on the north-wen owner of the
blie Wears, and hav &AM reoelvert •
eplendll woodmen& 01
GROCERIES,
including Sugars, Cofibes, Molasses, Syrups,
Teas, Spiess, Tchacco.Eldt, Fisk Hash; 'Udal••
dere &a
Al rEM
soo r ISWARE, OCINFECTIONS,_
Nuts, Its,Soup!!, Fancy Articles and No.
tionsgeom•miy. wessill also keep On bind
FLOUR Rand FEED-STUFFS.
Having purchased for CAFIU, we are pre
wed o r
very cheap. Oise us a sill and
Judge for yourselves •
JOAN CREFS.
I. W. MIMS
Sept. 11, 11167. tf
Oemetary Essay&Lt
ipl:43 the Beeper, the uadenatised la as
therbed to make removal, Isle Zvi,
Cemetery', sad tepee that mak ea eon
,B=geUm removal alr the meal= et de
relativee or Mende Mill wail them
o[ this mama or the year le have l
&ow Lemomge Mid* With
firm heer, eed no edtert i MM ".-
wed 111, MO, Keeper ihr Celdlitlei.
L•)
"Best always Cheapest."
T HE Best and Cheapest
SADDLES,
BRIDLES,
COLLARS and
HARNESS of all kinds, in the County,
are always to IA found at the old and well
known stand, ;Baltimore at, oppoylte the
Presbyterian Church—
McCREARYS.
Our Riding and Wagon Saddles '
are the most substantially bunt and neatest.
Our Harness, (pla in and silver mount
ed,) are complete In every respect and war
ranted to be of the ery best material and
workmanship.
Our u Hier leather Draft Collars
CANNOT 31 BEAT. They are the best FIT
TINI3 and most ..lerrble,
- -
Our Heavy Oran Harness;
are made to enter, nn cheap as they can
made anywhere und in the must substantial
manner.
Riding
Bridles, Whips, Lashes, Draft
Herne*, Fly-nets, and everything tittle lithe.
None edger er cheap+.
Our prices
have been mantel:it lu theloweid living stand
aid.
A liberal perrestage for cash, off all bids
amounting to Si or More.
We work nothing bat the best stock and
will Warrant every article turned out to be
In every respect as represented.
Thankful for root fa% um we invite attention
to oar present stock.
Waive us a call and examine mums and
4117AliTY,
D. IdeCILEARY * SON
121321:Ell
7111 asset
, AMILRIC.IN COMBINATION
BUTTON-HOLE, OVERSEAIHNO
SEWING MACHINE
la warranted to uremia In the beat manner
every variety . of lieu log Hemming, Felling,
Cording, Trichina, hooding, Unthering,
Overaesuring,Embroideringon the edm
and In addition 'Junk. beautiful Batton and
Eyelet floles in all f.tbrics.
IT lIAS X 0
BEING AILMIJLUTELY TILE BENT
F.4.111:LY M.ll CHINE
AND INTRINSICALLY THE CHEAPEST,
/kr Ufa two Machine, cornetts,/ In one by a sim
ple and beautiful oneehonfeal arrangement
(greulass with full particular. and sample*
of work done on this Machine, can be
" had on application at the
Office of the Agent, at A. IL lelstel'. Donfec
" &lottery and Variety Stork Baltimore
St., tlettysburg, Pa.
D. W. ROBISON, Agent.
1.1-All Machines warranted one year. and
instroetkrns given gratuitously to all purcha
sers.
May 2D, INA, tf
DR. R. HORNER,
PHYSICIAN .1 ND DRUGGIST,
Moe and Drug gt..,re, CRAMDERSIII.II2O ST
Li EX f VSUUItI).
Modica] n.l lee without charge.
CIEMEEI
DRUGS, MEDIC/NI N,PATENT MEDICINES,
STATIONERY, MO ILKERy, soArsTtil-
LET ARTICLES, lICUSLIEI4. DYR STUF`FR,
ERWIN, BAKiNU soDA, CREAM Of TAR
TAR, LAMM COAL OIL, &C., &C.
PURE LI41:10118 for medicinal purposes.
Dr. R. Horner's OMEN, t reliable remedy
to..chapped immix, rough akin, &e.
All articles warranted pure and genuine.
Dee. 21, tf
BOOTS AND SHOES.
NEW EASIBLISIIMENT.
HR underalgned ea erected a new build
T
Ing,
_for a Boot and Shoe Fatabliahment
on (Uchida !street, near the Railroad Station
in Gettysburg, where he now arm for sale,
Boos, Shoes, Gaiters, Slippers, he.,
for men, women and children, of different
styles and prices. lio has a line assortment
to select from, and will sell every snidest
the ernallest profile. .
WORK MADE TO ORDER, of the best ma
terials and work man M ip. Everieffort made
to render satisfaction. The patronage of the
public Is solicited. Call in, and select from
his stock or leave your measure. In either
case you cannot fall to he pleased.
JOHN M. REILLING.
July 3, 1103. ly
New Boot and Shoe Store.
D. KITZMILLER &BRO.,
ETTYSB URG, PA.,
YORK STREET, OPPOSITE THE BANK
Sign of the Big Boot.
THE underslguont 'Java opened a new Boot
and Shoe Store, on York street, Gettysburg,
In the rump recently occupied by Soper &
Slci.Urtriey, and have Just received from the
city a large assortmen t bf
BOOTS 3 SHOES,
for Gentlemen's, Ladles' and Chtldtens'
Wear, mandating of
CALF AND RIP BOOTS, CONORENB AND
BALMORAL GAITBEhd,
SLIPPERS, &C.
We also MANIVACTIIRE TO ORDER,
all kinds of BOOTS & ROES—the work being
made up of best materials and by first-clam
workmen. The senior partner has been In
the business for iever 15 years and person
ally auperlutendt all work made op. We
respectfully invite the attention of the pub
lic to our establishment, and hope by strict
attention to busloma and by selling at lowest
cash prices, to give entl re salisfaetion.
DAVI D KITZIHILLF.R.
Jane 1883. I t
ACOB A. RITZMILLER.
REMOVAL!
firm of ROPERMeCARTNEY have
tremoved to North Baltimore street, near
e Diamond emit able, In the room ibrmerly
°coupled bylovid I tsmiller. We have on
hand a chol [Mort mon t. of
CLOCKS, W4TCHES,
(Gold and Silver,)
. JETV 4 LRY,
of all klodaand int.( *kyle*. Silver and Plat
ed Ware; also tine Gold, Sliver and Steel
SPECT A C L E $ ,
of the best manufneturc. ALIO, Violins, Gui
tars, Flub a, Fuer, de., Violin and
Anklouis in qfWar e Lag ". st ' otgr . Lae done al as rea
sonable prices as elzewhere, awe uverranfed.
Thankful for post favors, we solicit a con
tinuance of the same.
SOPER 4'. MCCARTNEY.
June 18,1888. tf
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
E. HITESHEW,
llevrA. 43 disposed of his Store House and
stock of Goods to DRIEST & BOWERS,
end being determined to reduce his stock dn.
ring Um summer end fell months, will give
GREAT B.dRGaiXS
before Involeluvr My stock of
ALL =DB ON IfERCHANDIZE
V i n e ard complete In awry ment, and
dosed out
a=
York Springs, July IT IBM tf
OirAll persons knowing themselves Indebt
ed to ma are thequeslal to come forward and
make settlement.
M. 71.28.11 0122.82 C
PLANING MILL
rUHE undersigned has established a PLAIT
-13(6 MILL, on Marsh *reek War miles
from (iettystitua, at which hewill maximise-
DOORS AND DOOR PRAME
WINDOW BASH AND I3 VRAMD3, 4
FLOORING, WRATHERBOARDINO,
Chair and Wash Boards, with everything
else made at such a factory. and needed in the
building line. The best of lumber will always
be used, all thoroughly‘dried, a kiln having
been put up for the purpose
Orders solicited, and promptly attended
to. Prices as low as the lowest, and every ef
fort made to accommodate anatomies,
JOHN D. PFOUTZ.
IS, WM. ly
Robert D. Armor,
GAS FITTER, PLUMBER AND
BELL RANGER,
Abet Midas Mo44 . l . sesars pow ONt Ore-
GETTYSBUIIO, PA.,
;SLLpromptly attend to all orders In
la Ms /lee. Work done In the most satis
factory amanner, and at peteesas law soma
ponslbly be afibrded to sake • Livia&
OAS PIPEas vett as Chande
liers, Brackets, %L 1.40 44 1 A:
Pill= mg Prost and,
la wheat, as to saner r
latexes,.
Belle hung. and tarnished It daissd.
Dot 11, GC. tt
HONEY.—The real, arr , Mama
EY, au be had at
SELLING OFF
CO4'r
The nuderalgned, Intending b makes change
n thar business shortly, will sell out their
entire stock at (X$T. Me3l7 Weds will be
sold 1030AUDLE819 OF mew. 'Our Mock
consletn or
Dry Goods,
Notions,
Carpets.
Queens-ware,
Glass-ware,
de. Persons desiring bargains should avail
themselves of thlsofmortunlly st once, as the
whole ■cock will ,on be &veiled of.
DIIPHORN & HOFFMAN,
Northwest Comer Square,
OETTII4BUR6, PA
Aug. IS, 18013. U
GETTYSBURG
NATIONAL BANK
DOVEILNSIENT BONDS, of all kinda,
BOUGHT and SOLD.
SEVEN-THIRTY BONER twnverted into
FIVE-TWENTY BONDS without charge.
COMPOITND UM3:MM NOTES CAP.HrD
The HIGHEST PREDICT/ft paid on GOLD
and SILVER.
STOOKS soil BONDS, of WI klndst bought
for persons without CHARGING
MISHION.
ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED
Interest on SPECIAL DEPOSITS advanced
Per acne., TiZ :
3 per eeeL for I year,
4 per tent. hr • meallis,
3 pee eemalt. far 9 months
Persona wtahlng informstion In regard to
U. B. Bonds, and Stocks of all filed., are le
vital to give an a mil, and we will give all
information cheerfully
J. EMORY HAIR, OA&laler
Gettysburg, Oct. ffi, 1887.
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
OF GETTYSBURG
'NVIII' allow interest on Special Deposits, as
CM=
6 per amt. per alums tbr 1 year
I:iii•=l
EN=
1;;=:•::=11
I- , - . .
will CASU COMPOUND INTRIU3ST NOTES
- wnd - 601J - PONS
WM also purebaso or seU STOCKS and
BONDS of every kind, free of charge as cowl
mission, and will at all times pay the HIGH
EST PRICE for GOLD and SILVER, and
will, with pleasure, la:al:met all I.IIIBIIICIIII
promptly; as heretofore, peitalntng to w wel
regnlated Bank
OEO. ARNOLD, Cashier.
Gettysburg, Nov. It, 1867
ANOTHER BAKERY.
rUndersigned hes opened a Baker/ at
orner of Washington end High streets,
Gettysburg, and ineites the public's pet-
=2
FRESH BREAD,
ROLLS, TWIRT,
CALM, PRETZELS, SC.,
=EZEi!
By using the best of dour and other ninterl
a/e, and doing his work well, he hopes to give
eatisfaction in every case. Call at or send
your orders to the Bakery, corner of Wutr
ington and High streets, opposite the Fe-
male Insfitcqe and Powers's Granite Yard
I=
Aprlll7. 1868. tf
LEWIS STROUSE
line bought buck his old stand, on Clarinda
street;and ts going into bustners again heavier
than ever, He asks his old Mends and the
public to call.
NOTIONS, ORMERIES, •CONFECTIONS,
• BEOARS, TOBACCOS, &C., &C,„
In large variety, and a little cheaper than the
cheapest. Don't forget tire place—nearly oppo
site the Railroad Station,
Gettysburg, Oct. 11,18x7. tt
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
LADIES' COMPANIONS,
TOILET BETS,
wnrtr
PERI' U3l'. ER Y,
Fang China and Bohemian Vases,
ac : . &C„ AC.,
AT FELSTEL'S,
Opposite S - ahnestoolos' sent
Ciettysbart iamb 7/1. ue. tr / ,
WESTERN
Pre-Emption Lands
T }UAW au isnot a illbw TRACTS
but o 1
Beal hand, pre-emption lands, ami
L lroads,Oonallay Tolnatc, w4U set
tied eidelifxwboods, *bah mil- or ex
=ak.a..
for Reatilmbe huAdiuna
Feb. 7. if GBORGE AMIXOLD.,-
aOCIII . MlNNw hole. &c.—Ommatetimess
~ x *km st sale wlth
LET AIL ?E PEOPLE COPE !
Azov , Goods k Gonfraionery 81uPe.
TV!uguientigned, having bought out J.
Warner • sooty t;Undo and Confec
tionery More, on Baltimore street, nearly op
{melte Fahnestoeks' ulure,Gettysbork, invites
the pubile's patronage. Large and taste-MIAS
the stock hens been, no etrurt will be spared
to render it still more attractive and desira
ble. He mow offers
Welting Desks, Plain Candy, '
Work Boxes, Fancy do.,
POrtfollos, Pickles,
Pocket Aatelw a gook s, bartilats,
Lobsters,
China Toys, ' Chow-chow,
Pocket CuticiT Fancy Cals.,
Jewelry, 1- en‘as Crackers,
Chess, ' Wine Blaculta,
Brushes, M tycoon do.,
Perfumery, Fire Works,
Scapa Penn a Pencil.,
Comb., Writing Papers,
Frans, Envelopt.
Huta, Tobacco Sots,
Syr9F. VOO NUNIEROI7II r I'O Lc ifF. I .. TION."
Ile lute nits to sell everything at the lowest
posalble prices, believing that "smith profits"
bring "quiet pales," "and are therefore best
for buyer and seller. Come one—mine
A. U. FEISTEL.
March V. ISM. It
THE GETTYSBURG
SKY-LIGHT GALLERY.
•
/rat andersigned takes pleasure in almanac-
Mg to the citizens of (letlysburg and the
Rpublic generally that he has removed from
esold rooms on W.I. Middle street, to Barn
more street, and !marly oppo*ite the store of
Fahnastock Brothers. The rixml he now oc
cupies baa been recently fitted up expressly
for his business. The location is an admirable
one, enabling him to take pictures easel shades
of weather, and with a correctness unequalled
any where else.
LIFE-LIKE. PHOTOORAPIIS,
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of every also and description, executed In
the finest style. Particular attention given
to the CARTE DE VISITE, and to eopyfteg
AMBROTYPIN and DAIitiLIEPAIEOTYPF.S. of
deoessed friends. Also—
THE GETTYSBURG GEMS,
a new style•of picture, h Inch has 1 • -Lane
very popular with the public, not only for their
beauty, but for cheapness and convenience.
SIXTEEN for ONE DOLDAR only. AI..
—THE PORCELAIN PICYURE, which for
their beauty and durability ace unsurpassot
We are prepared to carry on the inetiness in
all its various bran, hcs, end hat lug had con
siderable experience we run no rivk in fi IT Alt -
- A.NTEEiNti PERFECT hATIFSF.tCTION,
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Our fuctlltlee (or a full camphor of our eklll
are unequalled by any other Gallery in tne
county, and we would therefore Invite every
one to call at the NEW GEVI'VSBURG
LIGHT GALLERY.
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Cllll and ex-amble our Specimens and Judge
for yourselves. LEVI MUMPEB.
Juno 25,
Farmers, Attend to Your Interests I
GETTYSBITRG FOUNDRY.
rIIHE subscriber would inform his curio
' men and others, that ho is still manufac
turing various kinds of castings and Ma
chines, made to order, on short notice,
such us
TIIRESIIEFLS AND POWERS,
(11‘ different sines of Powere.) CLOVER
.ED HULLERS AND CLEANERS, CORN
SIIELLKIts AND EiEPAILAToItS, CORN
POIIDERCTJTTERS,STRAW AND HAY CUT
.TERS ; CORN PLANTERS;
PLOUCIIS,
such as ('nst Ploughs, Ilarshear Ploughs, Aide
hill and corn Ploughs; the
WIRE-SPRING HORSE fIAKE.
the latest Improvezneut,• also 111111REMANI3
nEthr-DISCIIARGING 1101inE RAKE.
Re will likewise manufacture
MOWERS AND REAPERS.
Id ETA T. sCREWS for Cider Pressas,
IRON [TAILING for Cemeteries or Porches,
with everything elm In his line, st,U at low
rates.
BALE.—A One-home Wagon.
- DAVID STERNER.
Aprlllo,lol. It
HAY AND GRAIN
WANTED.
TUE undersigned would announce to the
citizens of Adams county that they Mill
carry on the
GRAIN AND HAY BUSINESS,
at the old stand, GRANITE STATION, on
the Gettysburg Rs Brood. They are prepared
to pay the highest prime for GRAIN AND
HAY. They keep all kinds of
GROCERIES, SALT, GIIANOS,
*.e., which they will sell at the smallest
profits. Give as a call and see for yourselves.
1 . 1111.11 . itANN
Dee. 98,1807. ly
McCURDY & HAMILTON,
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FLOUR, GRAIN, GROCERIES, &C.
Imix, rindenligned are paying , at their Ware
-1 house, In Clsrltele street, tuljoinlng Buell
ler's Hall, the lilghe.t prices for
FLOUR, WHEAT, RYE, COHN, OATH,
BUCKWHEAT, CLuVEIt AND
S
TLMOTHY EEDS, POTA
TOES, Q.C.
and Invite producers to give them a cad be
Sore selling.
They have constantly on band for gale,
A LARGE SUPPLY OF GROCERIES,
No Byrne, Coffee., Sugar., &a, with
Sal M, Oil., Tar, Soaps Bacon and Lard,
T w7llMll e. of A arkirk h L be . s 'll i terlitc o w f LeLIatLTZ
SEVERAL VALUABLE FERTILIZERS
Soluble Pacific Guano, Rhodes' Phosphate
and A A Mexican Guano.
Whilst they pay the highest market prices
for all they buy, they sell at the lowest living
profits. They ask a share of public patronage,
resolved to give satisfaction In every ease.
e
W.M. S. ILLMILTUN.
Gettysburg, July I, 1887.
NEW FORWARDING
COMMISSION HOUSE
LTAVING purchased the extensiVe Wane-
IX house, Oars, &r., of ("alp & Fornshaw,
the undersigned intend to carry ou the busi
ness, under the firm of lilgham & Co., at
theold stand, on the corner of Washington
and Maros' streets, on a more extensive scale
than heretofore.
We are payl ng the hl ghest market prices for
RAY, FLOUR., GRAIN AND ALL KINGS
PRODUCE.
FLOUR and FEED, SALT, and all kinds
Of GROCERIES, kept (suntan lly ou Maul
and for sale, cheaper than they 0.111 be had any
where else.
PLASTER, and all kinds of FERTILIZERS,
*mutant%
on hand, or furnished to order.
A REGULARLINE OF FREIGHT CARS
will leave our Warehouse every TUESDAY
MORNING, and accommodation trains will
be run as occasion may require. By this ar
rangement we are prepared to convey Freight
at all tiniesto and from Baltimore. All Moli
na* of this kind entrusted to us, will be
promptly attended to. Our cars run to the
Warehouse of Htevenson Sons, North
Howard Street Baltimore. Being determined
to pay good prices, sell cheap and doal fairly,
we invite everybody to give us a call.
IVM. M. BIGHAM,
ALEXANDER COBEAN,
JAMb.I3 BIGILAM.
Jan. 17, 1863. tf
CHANGE OF FIRM
undersigned hove leased the Wore•
erbouse on the corner of Stratton street and
Railroad, in Gettysburg, where they will
(marry on the
Grain and Produce Business
in all its branchee. The highest prices will
always be paid for Wheat, Rye, Corn, Onte,
Clover and Timothy Seeds, Plaiseed,duruac,
Hay and Straw, Dried Fruit, Nuts, Soap,
Hann, Shoulders and Sides, Potatoes, with
everything else in the country produce line,
Groceries, of all kinds
°"tion hand and for sale—Colieris,
ilkss l lolasses, Syrups, Teas, Spices, Salt,
Chasse, (agar, Sort listard, Starch,
Bemoans, Blacks* S , Soups, Aiso
CO A.L Cliyash GM, Tar etc. FISH of all
kinds; 8 and Ne a le; Smoking and
Chewing °lmmo*.
They are always able to supply a first rate
1
{ aloe of Flour, with the different kinds of
Mao,
_Ground Plaster, with Guation and
cit.her fertatzers. COAL, by the bushel, ton or
oar load.
w. lill also run
Lines of Freight Cars
to No. 77 North street, BALTIMORE, and MI
Market street, PHILADELPHIA. All goods
senate either of the above places will be re
ceived and forwarded promptly. Goods should
be marked "Benner's' Car.'
H. b. BENNER & BRO.
April 10, Ma tt
CABINET-MAKING
Wm. a a
AWING located In the town of NEW OX
FORD, Adotna county, will tarry on
bra boalueus of (ablnet-mating, in all Its
nchan
FURNITURE
kept, op bead and nude to order. Ife wdl
also keep for sole a choice assortment of
' CHAIRS.
He invitee the citizens of tko town and
seuroanding country to give him a can, as
;Will sell aa low es can be ponitased at any
albeitA, He wll.l itrantee Ids perk to
be piade , np we. In the bola raanner, and of good
materials.
New Ozazrd. Jan. L. tloe. tf
311:JIBBING ODMPOUND.reisalraos'a Uni
versal Washing Compound, by tie are
kWe lowa labor la airead, sad Ow work,
dome la tall 64el rawrimr. Orr sole at GILLIS.
PIE A OM 410. age was ass he *se will
6 SCOW Wlrl6ln UM Or a* Water. -
EE. , ID-QIIVIBT.ERS
CLOTHING,
HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Every Kind of Gentlemen's Wear,
132113
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PAPER CURB,
PAPER ig*loma,
COTTON STOCK I NOS,
OLOVEI3.
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POCKET sooKti,
TRAVELING NAVE%
UMBRELLAS,
CA.IMS, &C., &t,
I keep Gentlemen's Wear of alt kinds and
will sell them at the
Lowest Cash Prices.
BOYS' HATS AND SHOES,
In great variety
ila-Glva ma ■ call before purelmalng else
1M1C22
TUEO. C. NOIt.RD3.
April 21, IBA9. tt
JOHN C. ZOUCK,
I_Jan.cl:A.gen.t,
NEW OXFORD, ADAMS C0U.917 PA
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150 FARMS, 111LI:14,
FOUNDRIES, MACH' k . Z 110P8,
TAVERN STA COUNTRY SEATS
STORE STANDS, TOWN HOUSES & LOTS
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Person. wishing to purchase as well as t
sell property will do well to give me a eel
at my office, or .saltlrtout by letter, on they all
find It to their advantage
May IS, IaSS. ly
E. 11. MINNIGEI.
CHAMBERmBURG ST.REET
NEXT WOE TO nut KEYSTONE LI DTEL
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
Confection, Periodical and News
Depot.
ALL KINDS OF CONFECTIONS, S..ANDIES
ORANGES, LEMONS, NUTS,
&C., &C., IC.,
constantly on band.
ICE CREAM AND CAKES
talpplled to (amideo and parties at shortes
A liberal disruuot alloued for Churebeaand
Sabbath Schools.
Ak ak xz.
e-instructions Oven both In V and
Instreunental Music, at our room+, and a u
pile tiotn., either to individuals orulassee, n
TEE 'DAILY PAPERS Ot' BALTIMORE ' I reasonable terms. .
Dec 17, hieti. tf
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PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK,AND
CHOICE MAGAZINES,
supplied to subscribers at lowest rates.
Q CALL AND EXAMINE 101
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DIAMOND
BMGI..A.R. STORE_
.12 A6'.310 'ILr
The untlernigned has removed. his Segar
Store to the
NORTII-EABTCORNEROF THE DIAMOND
OZTTYSBURII
where Le asks a continuance of the public's
patronage. Ins new location Is one of the
GM
CENTRAL AND CONVENIENT,
and hie stock of Segara among the most choice
and sail sGactory.
Fie moll keep on hand the beet BRANDS,
and will laantafortare for general oak arargl.•
out /Ae county. He will sell at the loweet Ilv
lug prices, and at wholesale and retail
Remember the place, In the Diamond, be
tween Brinkerhoff's Store and liegellan's
OE!
WAHHING'CON BIERBOWEB.
April 3, 18118. tf
NOTICE_
Givroiriz , s .VJIZ
I WILL be le Gettysburg with PLOIIII, tla.4
on every MONDAY and FRIDAY, of each
week. Persona who may : desire me to fUr
wish the= with either Flour or Feed Stuff will
leave their omen either with JOlui L. Tate
or Danner it Ziegler, stating the kind and
quantity, when the same will be delivered a
titer dwelling .
GEORGE GINGIKLL
March 27,.Z168. V
UNION P-4CIFIC
RAILROAD BONDS.
MCI
First National Bank of Gettysburg
r , aipest foe Lb* sole of the MEM MOST-
(JAWS UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD SIX
PEA CENT. GOLD DiTLEtElirl BONDS. at
market tatesand IntereaL liir- Istensliipwoo.'
bleassal-aantudlis at me °punier
All nesessary lAlormatlon gives.
0110: ARNOLD, Cookler.
Gettlimbarg, Nev. 20. M.
GI=M I ' 4 "*IMNP II
' GILLESPIE & CO.,
Dealers in Flour, Groceries,
Notions, 4.c.,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
LNVITE attention of the pubile to their
law sleet of Goods, at the old stand, on
ir street. Gett”burg, next door to We
Globs Inn, oonakting of the best of
GROCERIES,
Segimarraps, Molamses,CelYbee,Tees,Sploce.
SeA.,b3.; the
MIT 11144.NDfl OF FLOUR
1p the market, with Ham■ ShookleM, Skim,
Flab, Dried Fruits, Confections, Qr. Also,
NOTIONS,
in great variety; Cedar and Willow ware,
Stone and Crockerr-ware, Catania, Began,
Tandems, and a thousand and one other
article..
MITER AND EGGS,
nice and freeh e always for sale.
Gillespie d 10. will spore no effort to please,
and aro confident of being able to do d, by
constantly keeping a full and eholoestOck,
and selling at the very lowest profits. COUN
TRY PRODUCE wanted, either for the cash or
in exchange for goods, highest market price
allowed.
JOSEPH P. GILLESPIR,
GANIEL CASHMAN.
June 19, 1901. tf
NEW DRUG STORE
AT NEW OXFORD
THE undersigned has opened n Drug Store
1. In New Oxford. Adams county, end re
speetfully calls the attention of the public to
his stock. of
PAINTS
OILS .
VARNISHES.
DYE otTG FPS,
WI N IXOV fi ASK
PATENT MEDICINES
and a fall assortment of DRUGS; In a word a
complete stock of Goals generally kept in a
drat-class thug Store. All of whioh ha, e been
purchased during the past two weeks and will
be sold low. All the artieles fortne.rit manu•
faetured at the old obi ant Ish ment in :ant liar-
Iln can be had here. Understanding his Mud
netts perfee t ly, and selecting kin goods himself,
be is able to warrant his Drugs pure and rut
represented. The palate are requested to give
him a trial.
D. M. MILLER.
New Oxford, May 6, lex 7. If
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TO TEE BUILDING COMMUNITY,
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WHO WISH TO IMPROVE.
rgb i g l iv a jt e : l ti r i= l,l 4; =ones the
CARPENTERING BIiSINESS,
at his eld stand. on West street, Gettysburg,
anti In mady at all times to 114COIllmodate those
wanting anything lone In Ills line. lie Is pre
pat .1 to furnish all k I of work for building
purpotten, of the best mbleriall, and as neatly
and cheaply as It nut be done at any other es
tabliahment in the county. Experienced
1114111111 always In readin ME and work executed
with promptness and dispatch.
Thankful for past favors, lie hopes, by atten
tion to buslm ss, to receive 11 liberal share of
public patronage. WM. Cll RITZM AN.
June 17, 1e47. tf
Alftf:ilZ0)01;Tit$111101DMIA:
MaigENIMI
IM=Ml=3l2l
PIAN 06, GOBI N - 01t(i ~ I N- S , 1.1 LO I) EONS
AND ALL %IN!. OF
MUSICAL. INSTRUMENTS,
reepeethilly inform the public that they are
prepared to furnlrh i•luuon Or the following
manufacture or of any other nuke. that Ina)
be preferred:
Albright, Relines at Rebuttal,
01141[4,1ns & Ron, Bradbury,
Kaaba elle tba. Gale we bon,
ESTE,' S CTLEtittATXD
CCYITAGE, HARMONIC AND BOUDOIR
OROA-NW AND HELopieo.va
These Instruments ~tnod inirl vul led by any
thing found In this country or In Europe, us
Is admitted by all Impartlul Judges. The most
eminent Pipe Organ Builders and Performers,
the last to dl,over excellence In reed Tone,
pronounced them rattly superior to all others
for exceedingly gulch articulation and round
Tone, the essential feature in instruments of
this class. We Invite the severe scrutiny and
criticism oral:.
PATENT VOX. HUM .NA TREMOLO.
This Into and most wonderful Invention ao
acknowledged by all leaditi ft u artists) will 'lnc
found only in the Nancy Instruments. In at
tempting to desert be the chest or loin stop, we
are at leas for language. Its Incaution cannot
be written, but must he heard to he apprecia
ted. By this atop an ortimary performer tint
produce an Cite, t which ri quiree a ille Unto
of practice for an art.t upou a s iotlu. It en
tirely chasmis the reed 'lune, gin tag the gym
puthetle sweetness of the human stare, mak
nallosoentealnuttilirso
H a t, t t, d m p r ure that it uescr
THE HARMONIC 011.(1AN
for Churches, Public Hallo nod Parlors h.
a powerful ith independent reeds
Harmonic attachment and Vox Human.
Tremolo, and to believed Lo he the most power
lul reed organ made, being nearly equal to
PriOgsru‘md.t,nt-wt-L.:”ru—a:.e,-,‘lci"Ptve years.
4141-BRAIgi lIANItM aupplied 11.11 'warn
meats and manic at rein...tumble terms.
ICARRIAGE- MAKING BUSINESS.
THE undersigned have resumed the Car
nage-making business,
AT THEM OLD STAND, ,
In East Mkklle Street, Gettoiarg, Am.,
where they are prepared to put up work 1.
the most faahionable, 'substantial and super
Inc manner. A lot of new and second-hand
C A/tRIAGES, DIIGIGHS, &C., ON HAND,
which they will dispose of at the lowest prices;
and all orders will be sopplittl as promptly
and satisfactorily as possible.
REPAIRING DONE WITH DESPATCH,
and at cheapest rates.
A large lot of new and old HARNESS on
hand and for wile.
Thankful Oar the liberal patronage hereto
fore enjoyed by them, they Fallen, and will
endeaver todeserve a large share to the future.
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July 10, 190. 11
McGUIEE'S
'SPANISH HAIR DRESSER,
1
08. Promoting the GroWth,Beautifying the r
Hair, and rendering it dark and glossy.
o other compound possesses the peculiar
properties which so exactly suit the various
conditions of the human hair. The use of this
oil as a hair dresser has been universal in el e
ry section of the country in the tipsillah Main
for centuries. ,lto preparation of art maid give
that elega.t luxullance and abundance of
hair which 63,030 Mien been the admiration
of travelers in Spain. This oil Is highly and
delicately perfumed, forming an article unri
valled in excellen mend upon whirl. the Sp an
lith people for many years has a set its soul of
enduring appros al.
McO,LTIItE 3
Mexican Wild Flower* Shampoo Lotion,
For removing dandruff and scurf from the
head, whltealogsod perfuming the skin. This
article is entirely dltlerent from anything of
the kind ever oiffireil in this country, and la
warranted free from all poisonous sulistanoes.
This valuable lotion was lined by the Emperor
Maxtrailian, and Empress Carlotta, of Jlexlco,
and universally used by Mediums for three
hundred yearn. As a wash for Ito head—lt in
cooling, cleansing, and refreshing. Whin
thus need It at mien relieves headache.
McGUIRErg
Wild Flowers for the Teeth
All those who are In favor of white teeth
and a pleaaanto.llll perfumed breath, should at
once use IleQuire's Wild Flowers for the
Teeth. All theme preparations are put up la
the most elegant nml ornamental manner.
We make no exception la saying that they are
an ornament to a lady's toilet table, and none
oomplete without them.
Warranted satisfactory or money refunded.
Dealers will beer this in mini. Sold by all re
=able D Ac rtrists o i r t: je th rs e t ynited State* and
RICHARD McGUIRE,
Depot and Manufactory,
20 North Second tit., Phila., Pa.
Sept. 11,18 W. ly
Ni' MP SKIRTS 628
A.NP
(Y)RSENS, CORSETS
WM. T. 110PKINEi,
No. Ira Arch Street, Philadelphia,
x.AlcurAcrcrixsti OP TEL
Celobraied 'Champion" Hoop Skirts
FOR LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN.
The tergest assortment, and best quail ty and
styles In Die American Market. Every lady
should try them, ea they recommend them
selves by wearing longer, retaining then
lamps Men better, being lighter and more
iilaide than all other.—WARRANTED In eve.
ry u kee r asid wild at very low prices. Ain
for H "CHANIPION^ H l tlln,
Superior Rand-made WlElte-bone CORSETS
in Fineen different (Red..* nel ud Ing the "Im
pedal. and THOMPSON t LANGDonne'oLovtg
VITTINO.. CORSAIR ranging In wire. from
U Cents to $5 50; together with JoREPH
Sac at .' D CELERRATA.D FRENCH WOVEN
COMM, superior abstpee and quality. Ten
allferent Medaa. rz fr ‘ vaillle to $5 511. They are
Wa Ind, and beet for the prima, ever
Thß
and coßszTh e e
at the Lowest Rates.
•
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Thule vialting the City about,' not Mil to enU
and eillatille ons (Mod-sand Prices, as we defy
all competition.
Sept. 4, 1868. tDeeii
LAST NOTICE
14 lemma tedebtett to Use latem l ns fet
/ - 1 bIeCIISBY DEMI will please l sad
imiale. Heel paid bekeetbe Ist et Ikoeseeer.
eleakiee lOU be len Je the hands etas
eerier estioeMee.elt=slr=l.
Oct, 1041. it
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HARDWARE STORE;
LI L. 1 .77Z E 8 r 0 WA".
The undersigned have opened an atlen
sive Hardware Snare In Littlestown, AA/ma
county, Pa., and baying purchased their
stock from Vattern Manufacturers, are
➢re
pared to sell goods In their Hue at the TAW,
En cad' prier* Their assortment is huge as
well as new, and embraces (they can (131 y
enumerate part In an advertisement) the MI- -
tow-Inas
IRON,
STEEL, Building Materials,
NAILK Carpenter Tools,
PAINTS, Miners' Stipp'lisr,
OILS, Shoemakers' Findinig,
°LAM, Sai%diary Findings,
SCYTHEI3, Conch it Car Material t,
FORKS, ' Red Sole Leather,
-- SPADES, Iloreecos,
riHOVELS„ Cedarware, de.
ROES, doe.
With* full new stook, bought at the stoat
advantageous rates, 11 e Invite the pubWo—
town and country—to cell awl he suited. We
are confident of pleasing, both as to good'
and prices. Mechanics, &mica., and all shout
to build, are specially urged to come. They
can do better with rim than at any - other (Lore
In the county.
8110118 & FIHEELY.
Littlestown, May 29, 18e8. IV
HUBER'S
DRUG STORE,
Fbrney's Stand—Baltimore &reel,
QETTYSBURb, PA
TIAVINU purrbaxed this old 0.1 popular
yy Stand,' and laid In wn entirely neW and
Enron Stoek, oiler a full assortment, ambits Ling
In part of
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M ENT.
PURE. LIQUORS AND WINES FOR WIWI
CINAL FITRPORai.
SPIC} AND FLAVORING EXTRACT?.
DYER AND DYE STUFF-HOW & STE
VENS• DYES, EXCELSIOR DYES, AND
THE ANILINE DYLIIS-THE CHEAPEST
AND TILE BEST IN THE MARKET.
ALL THE NEW AND ELEGANT YEW
FUMES AND TOILET ARTICLES.
COLGATE'S, AND OTHER SUPERIOR
SOAPS, FLAIR BRUSREH--TOt)TH
BRUSEIES from 5 to 50 cen ta.
. .
FORNEY'S HORSE POWDEIIB-TIIE II4IT
AND CFIEAPEBT; ALSO, FOUTZ'S,
BELL'S, DALE'S PERSIAN, MEER RA
KEE'S AND ROBERTS',
STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS.
CIGARS, TOBACCO AND MNUFF-'ITIB
BEST BRANDS.
PHYSICIAN'S' PREYsITIIPTIONS AND PAM
ILY RECEIPTS CAREFULLY COM
POUNDED.
PUYSICIANM AND COUNTRY MERCII
ANTS SUPPLIED AT REDUCED RATES
Mod.lelneg tbrubdied AT ALL ITOOItS OT TUE
.111011 T. 'Night bell, at We door.
April 3, ISM. tf
AYER'S
HAIR VIGOR,
Far the Renovation of the Hair.
E UREAT DESIDERATUM OF THE .! GE.
A dressing which is at once egretedde,
healthy, and effeetual for preserving the
hair. ;Wed or pray hair i soon restored '5
ortpktat eokw and .he pima and Ireshonits
youth. Thin hale Is thickened, falling hair
checked, and baldness often, though nit al
ways, cured by Its use. Nothing can rtetore
the hair where the follicles are destroyki,. or
the glands atropted and decayed. But such as
remain can be saved for usefullwa by this
applientio4. Instead of fouling the lade with
a pasty sediment, it will keep It clam and
vigorous. Its occasional use will prevent the
hair from turning gray or tallingoff, and ron
setquently prevent baldness. Free from t base
deleterious substances which make tome
preparations dangerous and inturk,us lo the
hair, the Vigor can only benefit but not Siam
it. If wanted tnerely for a
HAIR DRESSINCI,
nothing else can be found no dieiirsible. ,;on
Wining neither oil nor dye, l& does not .11
white monbrile, and yet laata loge, on the
hair, givisig it • rial g'cusey luutre ■nd a
grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr.l. C. Ayer &
Practical nod Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS.
Price 111.00.
For Bale by A. D. BUM' I . l rlt. Agent, Get
tyabarg,
Oct. 2, 1868. Ir
THE LAST CROWENG SUCCES3.
Mrs. S. A. Allen's
IMPROVED
HAIR REsSTkRER
MEM
HAIR DRESSING
New Style, in One. Battle,
will quickly radon) Gray 'Hair to Its natural
color and beauty, and produce luau; turn
growth. It is peffectlyhSrmloss. and is pre
(erred over every other pv.pornitua by those
who have a Una Lead of hair, as watt oa
those Who to resume it. The baandfat
gloat; and perfume Imported to the Mar
make it desirable for otd and young
For Sale by all Druggleta.
Depot, 193 Greezmieh Bt.reet,2llw Yot,c
PRICE ONE DOLLAR
rob. 23, INS. li
WI C. muslin Is SON,
(i.ETT.VSB Ulla, PA.,
CARPENTERS AND CONTRACTORS,
Are proppared to do all Muds of Citrpenla ring
—contracting and erecting buildings of all
kinds, Repalstng, &e. They keep ,:onstrvstly
on head and maantlirtare to order,
DOOIII3,I3IIIYTTERB, BLIND.% 8.51311, DO01;
AND WINDOW PRAXES, CORNICE.
DOOR a WINDOW BRACKET&
And any other Ankle In the lallflog Llne.
• . malarial oanataatly oa land, .ape-
[fenced wbrkinets Elfin In reed[nee; u[4l
work executed with dispatch
Sirenlees rmiliKly ottended
ant. 16, 1887. LI
CANNON'S
mAnnr,,'w-oars,
01,130Statm• St., toitottitte Um Court-Sc laa,-
eiTTYNNURGi Pifflr.A.
Every description of work executed to the
pular STYLE or Vitt.
Juus4, Uft tt
lIMEMntiMMI
Restors•-G••• Its tit to 4'
, Its original color,
' A Ersd.W. D4ndrull and .0
v, \ U ra L 1 . 0 S x
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tr. •
4 •
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"eb\"t .
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M=El
VEGETABLE AMBROSIA
1$ WHAT IT Ifni trOlerSTO na.
AOhIbIUINEIIAIURESTQUILTIVE,cIuing-
Iog fluty. Light, lied or Faded Hair to
Um Durk, Luenceet diNtern Trance, which no
adorn youth or e.g.. It At 111 ponitively eradi
cate Humors and Dandruff front the equip
and where there 11, bite lu theylanale, will mien,
a now growth of Ilan to put forth on bald
spot,. Whoulfillal are teetilylni to the shove.
I==l
gal -A . Tr. Rnehler, IVholcatde and Retail
Agent, Getty2bmi—anclibr nalu at rutall by El
Dru,nl2t2.
Feb. 14, 1808. ly
ADAM COUNTY
MUTUAL MR INNURAVQN COMPANY,
lIWORPORATZD, MAINZ 18, 1881
on ICEMS.
Trestdent—fleorgo SNIP 4.
Vico lensident--1411konel R. Russell
Seervtar) —D. A. Bud,.
Trassurve—F.. U. Falluentalc
.
.
Extvitt.l% e Comm It I ee—ltolovt McK'unly, 11
. Melt lug, J neat, X I ult.
Nlittiogora--livorgr !mope, EL n 0 010,,.
R. Iteettrtly, d. Etettelbc met, K. It. Ittiariell,
E. 1.1. Fahnevilda.k„k. I. I.loehlvr, It. (I. M, -
creary, liettyMmaty; attrob King , 1411101101
IOWIIKI/JP; Frederick Diehl, *ritul:/in; Nllll.
D. Wm, 4, New Oxford; Wan It. Nllf4oet,
IleadOrsallit.; li. A. lick ng, Air:than; John
Watford. Latlntate; Jolla Pl,kokg, I aNt
Iln ; Ahei T. Wright, 11 , 1..1..1,111e; Alailf.l
WU, Neu ()shod. Jar. 11. Mat/doff%
; John l'onologiirro, Erordont ,
llornal, Noun lJoy ; an. Ir va.Whlte,l.llwit .
4.4•Tithi t otp.tto tv Ilwrtrd tu to; ta
noun to the county of Adams. It brn been in
°potation for mole than 17 )t.alb, and in r.
that prtend,riod has 1t hill wit 11,.. ..,..011vIkl,•
basing laid loaf. s liy (Ire din ing that peri
od atuountlng to sll,alo. .tny prr a oa
dr
ntring an lornitillikt• “Lik npplt It, either, of
the lollowing gentiourn
D. A. Ituelikr. livtlysburg.
E. It,
Jamb King, Ht resin township.
H. A. Inviting,
Fredurieli. Diehl, I. mitkliri ••
• V in. Ross Whit. , Liberty .•
MX. Peters. Pei, ishurg,,y.
agr'eho Kineuttve eglokoiltWo 111YVIIInt
ofllou of tho Comp.:* , 011 1.110 1/114. Wodues
day In every month, of 2 o'clock, P. M.
Jane 11/. lACA. tf
A SERVANT FOR ALL.
Roth's Improaement for °prolog. Clow
hod and Latchlnd Usk's.
{AY be attached to any gate and oper
teal from buggy, Ul.lllll 04' .11411101, by one
A.l it
nd, In an desired direct lon from the gat.•—
opein.si and closed trout one liolut, in t o n
distance from the gate. mM improvement
In simple and cheap, yet perfect twirl htrong
will nut be diteirranged by the sagging Si tb.•
gate, nor by the trust mikes the pests; iiln
be made at a country blink - smith's, and
easily Mtn, lied to a gate. T 1147 undersitnied,
haying the Bight lor Atlanta eland v, will sell
Township and Fiala Mghtll of this Winne. t.-
moot.
Also, 110 .11 HIC.A.NEII A MIlltIC I , T LE
VER ;Al k..—w filch will be found N.lunblo
and con veal. nt 14,1111 Si ho have gates to drive
through—an they remain fir their team, open,
close and latch 0 gate, without the necessity
o getting In the wet amour),
For further infonaut ion. &e., guldreea
• IittICRMIt
Moualleu Adams to., tic.
Mny 1. DO(. it
Gettysburg Railroad,
TIME TABLE.
trlttST TRAIN leaves Uattyabang at 7.15 A.
M. Iv la at llam. er Junction with
e I , n4t Line Waal& at 0.12. reselling 10,111-
.30m at 11.11, A. M. Alan with Mall Train
North nt 10.5.4, A. M., rrnehtr.a ilarrlahnra nt
12.01, P. M. Kelm ulna arrlVta at Cieltyahurg
at 12.30, I'. M.
tiIi:COND Tit tIN leaves liettyaburg at IT.
M., and onnnecta at Harlot, Junction with
Mall Train mouth at 11.0 K, P. M., mailing Bal
timore at a. n, P. M. Returning arriv. at Met
tyaburg at 1, I'. M.
The Freight Train with nuotenger Car at
tached, lea% ex Hanover at 020, A.M., arriving
In Gettysburg-at la, A. M. Leaves liettymburg
for Hanover at 2, P, M.
MeCUMMY,Sup't.
Sept. 18, NC
Pennsylvania Central Railroad. -
013111 X track route running bet wren
Phi l-
D
adelphhi and l'itlxburg. Traine leaning
lietlyiburg make the following countmilefie
with tins Trunk line
Ciettysburg leave at R. 15 n. m. and 12.45 p. m.
Hanover June arrive 111. M 2.33
" leave 10.1); 11.40 "
Harrisburg arrive 12.41 p. m. 11.45 "
leave 4.10 " '2.450. in.
PlilladelPh/e 111,1 ). 0 . 40 " 740 "
liertisburit leave 1.15 " 1115
Pittsburg arrive 1.30 a.m. U.ZI "
At Philadelphia close eouneettnns are hintle
with the traits. ler New York,-Llostun auil Ml
Eastern (itle•t. At Pittsburg eonnet lions ere
tnaile Its the New Union I)epot with the trellis
torah Western points.
- - .
SlP•Porfurther intormaGen &poly Su
EDWAItb H. Vir ILIA ANN.
Oen. Supt., Altoona, I.
Hiornir W. GwiwNrcu, Gen. Peen A PIMA.
June 5, NIA.
Hanover Branch Railroad.
N and after MONDAY, Dee. Oth, Ism,
m ua
senger [minx on the IDover Branch
Q iirmw will Wave. follows:
'FIRSITTRA_IN will leave Hanover at gal A.
M. with passenger. for York,lialtiatiore, Her-.
ri.burg, and the North awl w.t. Thin train
arrived wt the Junction at 10.10 A. M. con
necting with the Fast Lino South, on the
Northern Central Railway, which arrive. a,
Ha/Elmore at Mae and alno with the M• 11
Train North, Which arrives at Harrisburg at
12.33 P. M.
. • .
IhrTilla (min returns to Thinover at MAO P.
M., and arrive. ut Ciettysburg at IY.S, P. M.
BELYJND TRAIN leas. ILanover ut 2.15
M., and orris.. at the Junction at 8.40 P,
ourinmtina with the Mull Train south, which
arrives at Baltimore at P. M. Paaatmaern
by Utia tenth for Turk lay over at the Junction
until 6.11 P. M.
4Q-This Train rrturns to Iranover nt 4.451' .
M e nu
., with pa/ownrs for lla ver
and Uttleatnwn. • --Yoburl:
Passengers leaving Baltimore for Henover,
Gettysburg aml Llttleetnwn, will take either
the Mall Tralu at ii.3o A. M. or the Mist Lino
at 12.10 P. M. .101EPH I.EIL, Agent.
Der. 2u, 1007. It
Pennsylvania Elastic Sponge Co.,
1111 CIIESTNUT STREE:I;
PHILADELPHIA.
ELASTIC - SPONGE,
A F4URSTITUTE FOR
CUIt L E D 11 XI R
UPHOLSTERY PURPOSE&
CHEAPER THAN FEATHERS OR HAIR,
AND FAR SUPERIOR.
The Lightent, Molted and moot _Elastic and
Durable material known, for
MATTRESSk23, pthbovis, CAR, CARRIAGE
AND CHAIR CUSHIONS.
It V entirely indestructible, perfectly clean
and free from duet.
IT DOES NOT PACE AT ALL!
Irt always free from Direct life; L perfectly
healthy, and for the sick le unequalled.
If soiled In any way, can lie renovated
quicker and raider than any other Maltreat
Special attention 'Oven to
FURNISHING CMIMCHE4. HALLS, &C.
Ruilroayt men are empechilly in!, Red to eit
edible 'Mk Mishkin Spotty.
SATISFACTION G '..ttIANTEED.
The Tradenumilled.
June 2ti, 18814. ly
Manhood: How Lost, How Restored.
itiii. UST publiahed, a new edition of
el Dr. Culverwell'a Celentated 1-7. e.
hay on the vodka! cure (l without
medicine) of spernuttorrinea, ur
Seminal Weakneas, Involuntary
131 saes, Impotency, Mental and Phya.
Ica' Incapacity, Impedimenta to Marriage
etc.; also, Colusamption, Epilepsy, and Mtn, ,
Induced by self-indulgence or sexual nanny.,
goner. ,
eirsi-Price, In a waled envelopi, only (I omits.
Tiler cele b rated eau her,in thin admirable 'R
eny, clearly demonstantm, from • thirty ,ear.'
enmeshed practice, that tug alarming come %
queneca of self-abuse may be Jadicullyett , •
without the dangerous use of Internal
clue or the applleation of the knife— g
out a mode of rum at oboe BrIPPLe• In
effectual; by rumna of which me., • •tierel, ho
matter What Ids condition may be, mire
blmeelf cheaply, privately, and r
This Lecture should be In the Wan
every youth and every man In the land.
Sent under seat, In a plain envelope, to any
addrnw,pa&pond, ou receipt of alx newts, or
two poat atatonak Aloe, Dr. 421dverwelI'a
"Marriage Guide," prim 26 mute. Address We
Yuld&iors,
CHAS. 7. CHLINIS & CO.,
Oct 22, 1222.
HS 'Bowery, New York, P. 0. Box 44e43
3m
illii l lll4lllolllll nii:lll4
►OR SUPPLYIIII3 DAVELLTICOR, PrrORF-9
"CIIZIMILMINWIttta7B-
0113MATINI Owe Wrillol7T II Mt 08 NIAT!
THE idlOplicitt Lad tam by which this Ma
chine bi roattsgsd, Y also Its economy and
*mat reaumMend It to public favor.—
Mtn and ass =outline In operation at Lhe store!
RANtIOACITILIM AND ROLX ACIEXT.
DAVID JONES,
Tim Varnishing Store. Xo. 733 0 reeu HL, Mhz:
4b/r•Send for Illustrated Circular.
Aug. :I, 1803. 3m
0 2ES I 0 TBB / 0 TES/
Andrew Potter,.
LtIELENSED AUCTIONEER,
lita services to the lob Lie. Saki
.4reiVola eny - ,pertaf the county. At roseott.
to Was. Hiving easendarable expWanc
In the lenefneee. ha Wean Winkel( thee
nal be ablelb render esehdhation 1 414064.
?Cat 0010106 krmi, Gnome Hill, Adam coon.
or Pe.
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