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intb foustkuptits.
iMilaill
L.'dens have changed very much
late
aboutthe treatment of animal
Inure, especially since the vetyeare
' j experiments of Eroltallior Voelcker
T„b' the Royal Agricultural College at
reneester, In England, the results of
Sfillch are published In the Journal of
• Royal Agrieultaret Society. These
o Viperiments seem to prove that there
t...1n0 place so good for the storing of
Ntritibuid manure as the surfaoo of the
ilt' where it Is to be used. The lou
t* it is exposed to the actiou of the
' . (and prevented from an Injurious
—imposition, as when built up Into
• ,) the more thoroughly Is it pre
" red for assimilation, and the more
e 'elegfare its sesimilable parts distrib.
• through the soil. If the manure
once ploughed under, the soluble
• • . of each lump of manure will
taken up and held fast by the soil
mediately in contact with It. So
og as the manure lies on the surface,
parts, instant as they are disengaged
decomposition, are washed Into the
Le Al by the water of rains, and distribu
. RI much more evenly (carried to
I - Inore of its particles) than they
* Add be in any other way.
i fthe object Is simply to get the ma
re into the best condition for the use
b the grass crop, you may safely
' t amed It upon your meadows without
jiny preliminary treatment. Of course
ants - best to-have the manure as tine
sl3 possible, but It is not good economy
to attain this result by means of "lay.
!eg by for a year," nor by any other
ocees which would be attended with
one evolution of volatile ammonia and
rite washing of soluble salts:
rfaCoir manure may be kept an indell
et° time if protected from sun and
~ 0112. Horse manure would be most
Lively used ny being spread upon
.e land as fast as it isproduced. Left
/ itself in heaps, even under cover,
undergoes a destructive fermenta
041bn•
114 . .
USEFUL PIJF7IIO.
agit is stated that the number of use
-411 plants is about 12,000. Of these
.• Unto there are 1350 varieties of edi.
ale fruits, berries and seeds; 108 eere-
Its, 27 onions; 460 vegetables and sai
ls; 40 - species of palms; 32 varieties
arrowroot, and 31 difibront kinds of
ttgars. Various drinks are obtained
yenu al° plants, and aromatics from
sO. There are 50 substitutes for cot.
'tee, and 129 for tea. TEII2IIIII is present
ria 140 plants, caoutchouc in 90, gotta
nrcha in 7, rosin and balsamfb gums
387, wax in 10, and grease and ea
-Icntlal oils in 330; 88 plants contain
..htash, soda and iodine; 650 contain
yes; 47 soap; 300 weaving fibres; 44
tires used in paper-making; 48 give
A , ofing materials, and 100 are employ.
l,for hurdles and copses. In build
-Ig, 740 plants are used, and there are
'.' 5 known poisonous plants. One of
e most gratifying developments is,
at of 278' known natural - families of
snots, there are but 18 species for
t Mich no use has yet been discovered
I=
„INothlng is bolter than akin of beef
/r this soup, though pieces of the
mp and other parts are need; the
in should be sawed lu several plums,
id the marrow extracted; this, if laid
l the bottom of the saucepan, will take
o place of butter; If marrow is not
rthcoming, butter must be employed ;
e a fourth of the quantity of ham,
ew gently until the gravy hs extracted,
'-re being taken it does not burn;
little water may be employed by the
'experienced, but not much; when It
As nearly dried up again, put in herbs,
uple otcarrots cut very smell, pep.
r ground, salt, a little white sugar
ie can be omitted, but it materially
Ode to the fia.vor add boiling water
I requisite quantity, and stew gently
lr five hours; when cold remove the
and warm up l se wanted.
ellittePre.—The committee appoint
' on the subject by the American
le•growers' - Assotdation of Ohio,
kited that Ives' Seedling la the beet
10 grape for the whole country ; the
word is the best wine grape for the
of Ohio, and the Concord the
table grape ter the whole country.
e are better varietlee of table
,pes—but they are sectional, and
'I only flourish on oertarri soils and
'ertain localities.
ex plowing, in California, prom
to be a summit. The machine le
frown intention. It cuts furrows
feet wide-, and from five to eight
Acs deep, pulverizing fine, travels
Miles an hour, and weighs only
en tons.
week a remarkable and sue
blast was made at the Etch
'l-a.) Granite; Quarry, now
hy a company In Philadelphia,
ntire block of clear, beautiful
measuring one hundred feet
twenty-three feet thick and
ty feet wide, wne thrown out
the solid mass of the quarry.
immense block contalas AG,OOO
is feet, 8,280,00(1 pounds, or 13,1100
. This Ia probably the largest
In one piece ever before quarried.
-a great many years the Ras
have made use of the expansive
adios of freezing water In quarry-
Terations. In summer they drill
ices In the marble, and All them
1 water. The cold of winter causes
water to act as a wedge, sad enor
masses of marble are thus de
-1 with the smallest expenditure
wind labor. ,
.m.—Money is still tight and
es of all kinds consequently
Bat. It le generally conceded
`te pressure in this neighborhood
ending than It was In 1867.
reign of 141114eelsit boots hat
len r" &Won has utter& AP
, and It bp the only sensi
ng fasbloo has dQns for • king
Grecian bend hal COMO to grief
Two young Wiea . who
out with it recently were ea
17 •ridkieled that they had to
• in a shop.
Poetic railroad is opened
, It is proposed to put
"honed :dodo oar," for
of bridal parties.
has ever been Consider.
In which # man most
becomes; emptainted him-
-ocularly beimrtleirfrom
1121i3
'ni ( =ui tom
vegetiggia.Pittos up
' it IrUl coma down a
1 4 11 E GETTYSBURG COMPILER, 'FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMI3ER 13, 1868.
QOE'S COUGH BALSAM.
TIID3 longg tried and popular Remedy la
eta in celled to the attention of the public,.
iss otten an the year rolls around, the proprle•
tore annually make their how to the people,
and swains; them that amongst the
WWI required for the health, efornfbrt a =
austeminee of the rowdy through the long and
tedious months of winter. Ck.e's Cough 1161.
WWI should - not he forgotten, rar years It
hos born a liouseliciid ittedlente—and mothers
anxious foe the safety 6l HMO obligees, and
who suffer from soy disease of the throat,
dust and tangs, cannot afford to •*• without
it. In addition to the ordinary fohr ounce so
long hi the market, we now furnish our 11111111-
moth family size bottles, which will, In ison.
mon with the other else, be found at all Drug
Stores.
ff 2
FOR OBAI7P,
M;==
WHOOPING COUGH.
nu, testimony of all who have need It Ow
this terrible diem'e during the hest ten years
is, that IL invariably relieves and wares IL
80B.E THROAT.
Keep yonr throat wet with the Beloam—
taking little and often—and you will vary
soon dud relief.
HARD COLDS AND COMMIS
othe
Yield et ortee to s Moody use of this' great rem
edy.
remedlea IL succeed In
full.ing relief where ell
hove
SORENESS OE ,THE THROAT,
CHEST AND LUNGS.
Do not delay procuring and immediately
Wring Cbe's Cough Balsam, when troubled
with any of the above named digicaltles.
They are all premonitory symptom; of Con
sumption, and if not arrested, will sooner or
later sweep you away into the valley of shad
ows from which none can ever return.
In Consumption
Many a ears-worn eallfroree has found male(
and today reloloes that her lite baa been made
IlaeasWain . y and prolonged by the use of Coe's Comb
In short,
The people know the article. and It needs no
comment from as. It Is for male by every
Dram' and Dealer In Medicine* In the Unl
ted Mates.
Tag C. G. CLARK
Sole Proprietors, New ilsvg,4et.
Reid whit you own Droggist ugo.
Orrersarrao, Ps., Oct. 19, 1808.
The a G. Clark Cb., New Howe, Cum. •
Gentlemen—l have now been selling Coe's
Cough Babam for the pest 8 rears, and take
this opportunity to my that it has given uni
semi satisfaction, and as; • remedy for all
Pulmonary Complaints it stands unequalled.
I always keep myself we/1 supplied with this
truly valuable medleirea and carnally and
conscientiously recommend it to my cus
tomers. yaws very truly.
A. D. BUILEUXR, Ortigaist,
Gettysburg, vs.
Read 1 Bead 1 1 Read 1 1 1 1
THE ITIWTHII IF TN filetLE
ISCAT T i'D TO MC
World's Greet Remedy,
COE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE.
This preparatkm Is pronolinead by
tics as Me only known remedy that will sure
ly year s at aiggrating and fa:al malady.
For It swept o nts fearful Ude, carrying
before it to an untimely grave, its millions of
sufferers.
CpePo Dyspepola Cure Imo ootlto to the leu ae
Indigestion, Astoseipsta, Ittek headache, fibur
94 . 10 or Aciiii4 o/ the CitentacA, hieing
Piaddmeqe, Lasettude,
Wearineni, finolty termi
nating in heath,
Are as surely cured by this potent remedy, as
the paUent takes it, Although but eve year,
before the people, what is the lerdlet, of the
masses? Hear what Loiter beilkin, of Mil
waukee, says:
[From Lester &extols, of 311Braukea.)
MiLWAUZIBe, Jas.. It Mi.
Maas. C. G. Clark & Co_ New Haves, OWL*.
Both myself and wltispra hare mad Coe'. Dye
=Oe n% est It m% patleetty
!yawl, taw . have Be haittaikia lu
013114 saU worived Met Benign
from no WIC.
Very respectfully.
(Signed) LMTER MENTON.
♦ Great Biassing.
[Prom Rev. L. F. Ward, Avon, Lorain co., O.
Messrs. Strong A Armstrong, Druggists, Cleve
laud, O.
thallemen—D. gives me great pleasure to
state that my *die has derived great benefit
(rein the tme of ()Ws Dyspepsia Care. She
has bee
itha do . • number of yearn greatly two
hled w Dyspepsia, semmpanled with vlo
lent paroxysms arcoustipation, which so pros
trated her that she was all the while for
Months unable to do anything. She took, at
rA r verAMT CC' REl4 ll l l ' l " . "T "d anti ts
now comparatively welt. regards this
medicine as a great bit:Whig. Trulyyo i tia .
Jan. la, Mk L. P. W
Clergymen.
The Rev. Isaac Alkali, et Allegheny, tehtl.
Ilea that IL kw awed Olga, after L7 other rem
eater heal tilled,
Druggists.
Any i&to Ha 440 00011141 yOO,
Ilya" Wks sae %room* keine, every
one 1661 boys Wale e Dyit io =
at 4 a spew ilk
probe of Rs peatneedielnal, virtu**.
bo; ortal you olos Drs ght an,
OrntlEstree. Oat- A, um,
The C. G. Mae Cs., New Been, Own.:
tient*--/ have now been sel/las Cods Dys
pepsia, Cars tor Me pest three years—and take
oppartmatly to say. that In all mess It has
given no t nathsbetion Al • remedy. and la
h a . ineen f In the hirbest terma by
proved * great MP/ Vzsdernsi r =
in Misemons anis—es a certain Ind speedy
cure of Dyspepsia, Ind st.lon. Menem after
rating, *oaring and ani. at Irood. Cane, Fe
er and A.gne, &hoax Derangements and in
fact all dimness mining from • Weardszed OM
dltlen of the giemark or Bowels. I !alms
keep myself well 'applied wins Ike
sad - most MeerfnW sad conselents
omunend lt to my conemers.
T°l 7. rinViza,
coloopZrZlAL
cue's Dyspepsia Care
washy be bead kuvalunble In all awn of
NlMlKlN ee rzsater, Colic, Summer Cora•
.V . 10,2 &., , and f ir tact every
o Ws stonssah.
.W . f .xn,
s troT i e SW or not o
lQ son s tr a. 4 /. •
sir.o D. l tt s tMa=i ea.
-. OctoVilik M .
PHOTOGRAPH . ALBUMS,
'LADber COMPANIONS,
TOILET BETS,
WRITING DESKS;
PEEFV.M.E.RT,•
Panay China sad Bohemian. V
Tors, ac, aa, !C.,
AT• A. R. FEISTEL'S,
Opposite tabsoliOsio' Ronk
Gettyskos. March WI, aft it
SELLING OFF
.QT COST!
The andaelvied, tete:l(lln to Make • leMily
In their badness shortly, will sell eat their
entire Monk as CONT. Many goods will b
gold ILEGARDLEFE OF 0010. Our stook
cons Lita of
Dry Goods,
Notions,
Carpets
Queens-ware;
Glams-ware,
tc. Pastas desiring bargains should avail
themselves of this opportunity at ones, as the
whole stook will sows be dispossd el.
DUPHORN k HOMLAN,
Northwest Corner Spume.
Au& 28. usta.
API OTHER BAKERY.
undinsiggied has opened at
Baking
Enter or Washington and High streets,
Gettyibasg. and invitee the public's pato
mayo. '
mum BREAD,
80r.r.8. TWIST,
CAKES, PRETZKLA, AWL,
E
By tinlngthe best of dour and other Mated
ale, and doing Me work welt.he hopes to dive
satladteYea to every owe. 0111 at or send
parr indent to the Bakery, corner of Wash
ington sad High streets. opposite the Pe
male Inetitate and Powins% k3rsalte Yard,
CHRISTIAN HOFFMAN.
April TT, IN& tf
LEWIS STROUSE
Has bought back his old eland, on Carlisle
street, and It going Into business again heavier
than ever. He asks ble old friends and the
public to calL
NOTIONS, ortocErtan, OONFMCTIONS,
BEGARB, TOBACCOS. &C., &C.
la large variety, and a little cheaper than the
cheapest. Don't forget toe plans—neerly oppo
site the Railroad Station.
Gettysburg, Oct. 11, leer. tt
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
rria
will *lbw latinost au ilinrial Dapaitt; as
follows:
6 pee sem& per mime= ler 1 pear
IMI
« « It musualbs.
EN:=l
1;i;E:M::1
Will CAM 001IPOUND INTERIM? NOMI
sod WUPONS,
will µis purehase es sell EMOOD3 and.
BONDS et 'wry kind, tree of °lwo wecan
mission, and will at alt times pay tbe HIGH
EST PRIOR for UOLD and SILVER, and
will, with pleasure, trammel, all bustasas
PromPUT. le heretermr, pertaining to • well
nigulated Bank
OEO. ARNOLD, Mahler.
Gettysburg, Nov. 8, IXU
GETTYSBURG
NATIONAL BANK
A BONIN% at all am., 110001 IT and SOLD.
BEITEIVIIIIIITY DONDB oonvorted into
FIVIVIWICNTY HUMPS witlical, dams.
The HIMIDIT PREDIt7II pal 4 as GOLD
sad SILVER.
STOOKS sad BONDS. st ID bought
kw pima" witt;zatatauge it.
•.'°l
Intarest:os SPECLU. DEPOSITS adedneed
per ecaL, vls:
i per Mat Mir I yak/.
4 par ant. Noe 4 maallbs,
• per *amt. Sir $ aphealha.
Perilous wishing lotormalion in reined to
U. B. Haws, and Stocks at all kinds, ars In
Tiled to ewe ogi a oall. sod WO wlll give all
ebeeritaU,sr
J, MORI' BAIR, aithser,
Gettysburg. Oct. 35, 1.907. tt
WESTERN
Pre-Emption Lands.
1.
T RAVE au load •Stiw 2111A091 Ngt , mama Isaiah_ prarai t aaaa kaa b
wax la wall sal.
Eel osighballaamilVytlok NE or az
eoastsagagklr, pita Nallaal Meats la Adams
eoa. 43ICOIIOE ARNOLD.
," VW •E
(~ua..~e` O w w
DIAMOND
SMC3..A.R. STORE_
IP A' Afo r.zi Z .
undersigned Dr mussed Ids Oleos
Store to the
NORMA-2AM 0011X7A0/1 , TM& DIAMIUM.
6STTYBBIIKO.
wbenya oaks , oortinnaoa of tb public's
patronage * ma new location le one of the
V . ...I IPA
sad Ms stock of stststs somas that most cholas
sad saisfo:ikwy,
Us Ni beep on band Use best BRANDS,
sod rag skatiWcittialm pr piserat sae wowtr
eat Da etatatet Re will 'ell at the lowest Ilv-
Ing Wow sad at, wholesale and MAL
Ileenember the pen, la the Diamond, he.
twoork Brinksrboffs Store and 11oClellan's
HOWL
WASHINGTO'S BIMBBOWYM.
April A, UM. u
E. H. MINNIGH.
CHAMBERSBURG STREET,
NZET DOOR TO Tint KRTIITONII It VTIL,
OBITiSB MO, PA.,
Confection, Periodical and News
Depot
ALL KINDS or OONFEOTIONIL CANDLED,
ORANGE% LEMONS, NOTE,
IC.. to., &C.,
constantly oat hand.
ICE CREAM AND CANES
supplied to Wallies mid patties at shortest
THE DAILY PAPFUIS OF BALTIMORE,
PELII:ADELPECIA, NEW YORE, AND
CHOICE ILAGAZLNEB,
supplied to subscribers at lowest rates.
Si. CALL AND EXAMINIC,'SA
Feb. 21. 1111113. VI
JOHN C. ZOUCK,
Land: Agent,
NBA ammo, ADAMS Comm; PA..
I=
ISO PARKS, MILLS,
FOI7NDILIEB, IL&CHTWX SHOPS,
TAVERN STANDS, COUNTRY BEATS,
STORE BT&NDS, TOWN 'HOMES & LOTS,
IN PENNSYLVANIA, MARYLAND AND
OTHER STATE&
Persons wishing to purchase u well as to
sell property will do well to give me a eall
at my °Moe, as address by letter, se they will
And it to their advontase.
May 28, 1101. ly
HMD-OMBTERS
I=l
CLOTHING,
HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Every Mimi qf Gentlemen's Wear,
' • mat AB
LINEN an.L0,748.
PAPER cuprs,
COTTON IMCWII3B,
OIA3VER,
POCKKT DOOKS,
McCREARYS'.
Our Hiding and Wagon Saddles
ere the most substantially built and neatest.
Our Harness, (Wain and silver mount
ed.) are complete In every respect and war
ranted to be of the very beat material and
workmanship.
Our upper leather Draft Collars
CANNOT BE BEAT. They are the best FIT
TING and most durable.
I
Lowest Cash, Prices. Our Heavy Draft Harness
TRAVELING RA.CIEI3,
• was, ao.. au.
wI
nu th keep Gentleman's Wear of oil kinds and
in ew ak She
BOYS' HATS AND SHOES,
in peat variety.
iiB.olve me all before purchasing else
TRIM. O. NOtiaLil.
Aprl!111. 11114 u
NoaricrE,
G .IX6 B`Z .1' 8 .MILL .
/ WILL bo la OctOsitavi leth nous. *a..
as every MONDAY sad PNYDAY, of each
week. Perooas wbomay \ desire ate to far-
ulais tamp witts ett4er FUrvir tor Feed Staff will
leave their ceders either wttb John L. Tata
or Darindir t ZOigler, stains" the kind and
quantAty, when the serge will be delivered et
R'Rl~+!~sf}!!w
GRORGY GINGELL
March V. IN& St
UXIOX .P4CIFIC
RAILROAD BONDS.
TUN
First National Bank of Gettysburg
vs wet for as We et Uhe FIRST NORM.
aAos 'UNION PAOURIO RAILROAD &X
PLR MM. GOLD DRILLIRT BONDS. at
market rates sad fatarest. Air Interest Ms-
rt. aeinliinanally st we aoartlar.
AU neoemsy tiaAhnilmaks Mr.
GEO, ARratAckue•
Giettyabius,
almv,Al.atb. Cilosigx6Vi
REMOVAL!
rAna of SOPER Rs IdeCARTNEY have
emoved to North Baltimore street. near
Edsmood, mat side, in the room formerly
oevlad by omid Kit=lller. We tame on
hands ehoios assortment of
-CLOCKS, WATCHES,
JEWELRY,
of all kinds and latest styles. Silver and Plat
ed Wars; also floe Gold, Myer and Steel
SPECI'ACLE
of the bele Manufacture. Also. Vlollns, Gal
las% Asoludeons, Flutes, File% an, Violin and
gs
Guitar Strin, Keys. d.c.
ALI kinds et( ..li.ab.hsp is our tow dune al as ewe
swerieeprion ue the-where, and warranted.
Thankful for past favors, we solicit a con
tinuance of the same.
June 111, 18118. tt
New Boot and Shoe Store.
D. KITZMILLER & BRO.,
GETTYSBURG, Pd.,
YORK STREET, OPPOSITE THE BANK
Riga of the Big Boot.
Tlundendined have owned a new Boot
.7.... Store, on York etreet, Gettysburg.
in the room recently oocuplod by Soper a
McCartney, and have Jost received XIQW the
ally a large assortment of
BOOTS
Lad 4. SHOES,
Mr Gentlemen's, les' and CMMeans'
Wear, *Auditing of
CALF AND KIP BOOTS CONGRESS AND
BALMORALGAITERS,
SUPPERS, &C.
We also MANUFACTURE TO ORDER,
all kinds of BOOTS A SHOES—the work being
made up of best materials and by first-class
workmen. The senior partner has born in
the business for over 1.3 years and person
ally snQerintends all work made up. We
respeotfnlly invite the attention of the Dub-
Lc to our establishment, and hope by strict
attention to business and by selling at lowest
cash prfoes, to give entire satisfaction.
DAVID KITZMILLER I
JACOB A. KITZMIII
June 24, Mk if
BOOTS AND SHOES.
NEW JWTA.BLISTrwmVZ
TifEundersigned has erected a new build
ng, for a Root and Shoe FatabiLshment,
On Carlini* street, near the Railroad Station,
in Gettysburg, where he now offers for sale,
Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, Slippers, &c.,
for men, women and children, of different
styles and prices. Re hue a fine assortment
to select from, and will sell every article at
the smallest pronta.
WORK MADE TO ORDER., of the best ma
teriale and wortimsuaahlp. Every effort made
to reader satisfaction. The patronage of the
public L solicited. 'Call In, and select from
his stock or leave your measure. In either
case you cannot fall to be pleased.
July 3, 1863. ly JOMN M. REILLINO.
CHEAPER THAN EVER
E. HITESHEW,
IMAVING disposed of his Btore House and
Ea stock of Ow& to ORMIST & BOWERS,
and being determined to redoes his stock do.
ring the summer and bill month., will give
GRE.IT .13,4RG,11NS
before invoicing. My Mock of
ALL KINDS OF MERCHANDIZE
LawltaroZroVlVATL7dtegicelm. department,
E. HITIMIEW.
York Springs, July IT tf
sirAn persons knowing themselves indent
ad to me are requested to come forward and
make settlement.
M. 4. IMY ciewer
PLANING MILL.
9 SHE undersigned has established a PLAN
.II. MO MILL, on Marsh emelt, four MI/ea
from Ciettyaberg, at which he will manufse
tare
DOORS AND DOOR FRAMES
WINDOW WINDOW SASH AND FRAMES
FLOORING, WEATHERBOARDING,
Chair and Wash Boards, with everything
else made at such a Cacto and needed in the
ry.
building line. Th e test of lumber will always
be used, all thoroughly dried, a kiln having
been put up for the purpose
Orden solicited, Anil promptly attended
to. Priest as low as the lowest, and every ef
fort made to accommle customers.
OHN D. PFOUTZ.
May 13,1868. ly
DR. R. HORNER,
PHYSICIAN AND DRUGGIST,
Officeand Drug Store CTIAMBER.BEDACi
orrivouna.
Medical advice without charge.
DRUGS,_MEDICIN ES, PATIOIT MEDICINES,
STATIONERY, PEF.PuMEItY, soArs, TOI
LET ARTICL ,ES BRUSHES, DYE sniffs,
SPICES, BAILLNO SODA CREAM OF TAR
TAR, LAMPS, COAL OIL, &C., &C,
PORE LIQUORS for medicinal purposes.
Dr. R. Rormer's rough, a reliable
ternds, chapped halo* MEM, &c.
remedy
AM latialee warmated pare and gtanalne.
I=l=l3
D. D'COLILRY. JOHN 7. lIVCRE.L97
" Best always Cheapest,"
Best shad Claespest
ttADM4EB
BhUMES, - - -
PAPER /MOAK,
COLLARS and
HABNESEI oral' kl4(18, in the Ctnitity,
see awn," to he kind at the old and well
known sta ian uck—
nk Baltimore et., opposite the
Presbyter M
‘ lIMMULLAg,
are made to order, as cheap as they can be
made anywhere and In the most substantial
manner.
-
Riding Bridles, Whips, Lashes, Draft
Hanle'', Fly-nets, and everything in the line.
Arose better or chew.r.
Our prices
have been irsuptrar.n to the lowest living stand
ard.
IC liberal percentage for cash, off all bills
amounting to $6 or mere.
We work nothing but the beet stock and
will warrant every article turned oat lo qe
in every respect aa represented.
ThaWt4l4l for past gillora we invite attention
to oar present Stock.
ihr-Give as a call and examine PRICES and
ovazrry. . _
D. DL READY 4 6i4Di
Jan. al, UM.
AMERICAN COmEnvATFON
pIITPON-HOLE, OVERSEAMECM
SEWING MACHINE
is warranted to execute to the beet manner
every aa= mi,. r ea r zs : =i t me
all In addltlaa a ta i r beautZTutton ed M
Eyelet Soleil* all f a o,
it WA NOVAI4.
BEM ABSOLUTELY THE BEST
FofNikr 4 C E
II MS WOW"
AND IETEMEICALLY THE CHEAPEST,
l is Ace Madd ul en ecsabised oworroaprow Op a
id. as
pic wad beautif sweertniest
Om:tiara with full particulars and sample.
of work done on this laraldne, can be
had cat applhatiaa at the
Mot or Ike Assn, at A. Re Fehrtehr Clinteo.
tionery a d yl . l_i n, Siolre ir 2sltaolore
6 .44
. Erik, Agent.
HaOhinj l ajted one rear, to
lostroetions given sratnitOusly to all pimbe,
w ay 77,1761. It
Robert D. Armor,
•
GAS FITTER, PLUMBER AND
BELL RANGER,
Abel Mitkfte 8., leaU2quarlt from Ae Cburt-
GET TYE I=kl : d, PA.
4
~....-.,,,,tari&eitt:
aearaer. tad at pekes ea low as a ma in
be atheaed tOlilake • living.
0 PPMl a it a Vt .
Im C am% -' = .7 lritVelt% IPA Or
Dells bam rl4
OO=2llg
gIIUNIIL
e sad foralsbed If diringd.
Dee. 111. leW. tf
- pro' Pit ausicalpisre $Olll-
14 IMAM* 1144 a a. t
ocrik
(Gedd and fillver,)
SOPEU dt IIice.A.RTNEY
JOB PRINTING.
~ YtiXH ]IY~IY:INN:{IIR4 • i Jiilal:;N:J YtN:~A
now one of the mast complete
Job Printing Fatal)liniments
0 Pennsilva,niti outside of M6outia lphl4
With the beet machinery to be bad—AMMER
DRUM CYLINDER POWER PRESS, a GOR-
DON JOBBER, • FOSTER RAND PRESS, ie.
--awl the newest and most fashionable styles
of typal and borders, with fancy lulu and the
djfferwat bretutot, we cannot OW to satisfy
every taste. rims amply supplied. besides
having good workmen, we ooeuldently Invite
oba of all kLuda—
fbsters,
Bar
!bill:,
Program:saes,
Circular:, ---
Legal Biwa*,
Check',
Orylers,
Sal-1760dr,
Letter-Heads,
flusheess Card,
21a11 Card,
ragbag Cards,
tic-.Y * litrilatione,
-lecture ricketi,
Labels, de., tc
Indeed, everything entering Into the print-
Ing line. All done with dispatch. and at rea-
sonable prices
Orders by mall wild receive piompt eaten
Uon. Address,
' H. J. STA.HLE,
Cox - ramie OrrxcE, Orrrrnacaa. PA.
July 24,1888.
NEW SADDLER SHOP.
eklf the 11111, Baltimore street, Gettysburg,
1,..1 Pa.--Constantly on hand, or made to or
der, all kinds of
RIDING SADDLES,
WAGON SADDLES,
CARRIAGE HARNESS
DRAUGHT HARNESS,
RIDING niunLrs,
BLIND BRIDLES,
OOLLA.B,S,
FLY.NEnk le„
=
=
=
GETTYSBURG
illpormClilleZo
THE undersigned has hsUgh% out hie former
partner. Wm. Gittizin, and now continue/ the
THE LIME-BURNING BUSINESS
httaself—at the Gettysburg Lime Kilns, on
the corner of the Railroad and North Stratton
Street. Thankittl kw past petunias's, he will
endeavor to deserve ita couttuusnos, by prose
cuting the business as vigorously and on as
large • seale as poaalble—always selling a
good article and giving good measure.—
Farmers and others may look for the prompt
filling of orders
He also matinees the
COAL BUBINEOB,
offering the most popular kinds. House-
keepers and others ahMild give him a call.
Blackzmlth OCalaaastantly on hand.
Lime and Coal delivered anywhere in
0 ttyabluir
JACOB BEILEY
Gettysburg, N0v.15, ISM It
BARGAINS
I=
IN. • ii.v.v/Mtir , ZT•14141 , ...- 1.-4
121 OETITSBUREI
JOHN CRESS & SON
AAVE opened s new GROCERY, In Get
tysburg, on the north-west corner of the
lio Square, and hove Just received a
splendid assortment or FREN-1.1
GROCERIES,
Indudhig Sugars, Clorgws, Molasses, Syrups,
Tesa, Spices, 'Agwooodlialt, Fish, lioniA,,Shool
dor, &a
Aso, QI7EENSWARE, CONFECTIONS,
Nuts, Fruits, Romps, Fancy Articles and No
tions generally. We will also keep on hand
FLOOR and FEED-STUFFS.
Having parchaeod for CASH. we
callpre
inr.to sell very Cheap. Glve UN a and
ire for yourselves,
JOHN CRESS,
J. W. CRESS.
Sept. 27, 18/37. If
HARDWARE AND 8105.
TITRE enbscrlbsrshaveitust returned from the
1 cities with an immense supply of
HARDWARE k GROCERIES,
which they are offering at their old stand in
Baltimore street,at prices to suit the Glom
Our stock col:Wits In part of
BUILDING MATERIALS,
CARPENTER'S TOOLS
ELAcionurres TOOLS
SIIGE FINDINGS ,
COACH FINDINGS
,
CABINET MAKER'S T001..5,
HOUSEKEEPER'S FIXTURES
ALL KINDS OF IRON, die.
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS
OILS, PAINTS, etc., Ac.
There le no article Included in the several
departments mentioned above but what can
be had at this store. Every class of Mechan
ics can be accommodated here with tools aro
finding's, and Housekeepers can And every ar
ticle in their line. Wye us a ball, as we are
pr e pared%
a ) rty itielQW ler each as arty hocute
a ctt the .
JOEL B. DANNER,
DAVLD ZLEOLER,
gettyabarg, May 15, 1884.
CHEAP FOR CASH I
NEWBTORE I
GROCERIEI3, LIQUORS, C.&
'Vire undersigned haa retured to Gettysburg,
and moaned • new Store on Baltlmlre street,
next door to the Post Offloe, 11114 0W 1:1iy Op.
prone the CoggFFrobas, where be °Mem for
sale, CHEAP POE CASH, a large and choice
assortment of Groceries,—
SUGARS, COFFEES, TEAS, MOLASSES
SYRUPS, SALT, AC., with FISH,
BACON, LARD, &C,
Milo, Liquors,—
WINES, BRANDIES, DINS WHISKIES,
Rums, and everything else
and s ' v an 91 Ignidons, In WI any
Atxaleet a. th la the place to buy CHEAP
GEO. F. KALBFLEISCH.
April 23, 1867,
THE OLD FREIGHT LINE
TO BATITI4o4g
THE undersigned conitnthee to run Ma
POeight Lbw. to BA/Howe,
twloe a week. Depoc—eorntr of Ftalirgisiaud
liciothlogtqp eteoets, Gettysburg. cars run
to Hughes & Emerson's, 12l North street, Balti
more. Frebtitt marled each way, at the low
est rates, The patronage of his old Mends
and the public solicited. Goods to be marked
'Biddle's tine."
WY. E. BIDDLE.
April 17, IBM tf
Oemetog Removals.
RRENO the geopwev tradersiiptod Is so
thorized to sooko mot:midi Into Evea
ea Oneuttery, and see Mat math as oon
tesiplido tito POONOVIIL eids Mastnit did do
welled relatives or trim& will avail Stow
selves af= . lWs xasr iv 16
dons.
*am* low, end ° RIM e g ,
ILardi LUSA Xeopar ikt
HAY AND GRAIN
WANTED.
THE undersigned would announce to the
citizens of Adonis 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 Inghand priest for GRAIN AND
RAY. They keep all kind. of
GROCERIES, SALT, (WANGS,
&c., which they will sell at the smallest
profits. Give ns a mil and see for yourselves.
PlI/LIY SONS.
Dec. 20, IRV. ly
McCIIHDY & HAMILTON,
FLOUR, GRAIN, GROCERIES, &C.
THEundersigned are paying, at their Were
bouse, In Oesdisle street, adjoining Bueh
ler's a4ll, the Wettest prime for
FLOURuaK , *REArAT% RYEN
, , D
OATS,
awa, CORN OVA
11,110 TRY BENI*, }VIA ,
TORS, C.
and Invite pledueere to give them a ea/1 be
ewe
They have eonstantrly on hand for sale,
A LARGE SUPPLY OF GROCERIES;
hfclas.ses, Syrups, Co ff ees, Sugars, &c., with
t•lait„ Fish Oils, Tar, Bacon and Lard,
Tobaccos, &c. Also the best brands of LOU R,
with FRED 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 prices
for all they buy, they sell ut the fewest living
profits. They ask a share of publlv patronage,
reitOlYed to give ilattsfuetiou In every cu,se.
itoutatr MeoUlti)Y,
.1.1.AM1LT(.12.1.
Gethyabutibl i tily 1,1817.
NEW FORWARDING
COMMISSION HOUSE
LTAVLNG purchased the extensive Ware
house, 0111 - 8, Sc., of Culp .4 Earnithaw,
the undersigned Intend to curry on the busi
ness, under the arm of Bigham dr. Co, at
the old stand, on the corner of Washington
and Itailroal streets, ono more extensive scale
than heretofore.
. . .
We are pa Lug tbehigbeet market for
HAY, FLOUR, GRAIN AND A.LL RI:NUS
OF PRODUCE.
- -
FLOUR and FEED, VA LT,. and all kind.
of GROCEltlkls, kept constantly on hand
and for .ale, cheaper than they can be had any
else.
PLASTER, and all kinds of FERTILIZERS,
constantly on hand, or furnished to order.
A REGULAR LINE OF FREIGHT CARS
will leave our Warehouse et ery TIIISDAY
MORNING, and accommodation trains xill
be run as occasion may require. By this ar
rangement we are prepared to convey Freight
at all times to and front Baltimore. All bust
ness of Oda kind entrusted to us, trill be
promptly attended to. Our curs run to the
Warehouse of Stevenson at Sons, 165 North
Howard street Baltimore. Being determined
to pay good prices, sell cheap nod deal 'May,
We invite everybody to give es a call.
WM. M. BIGHAM,
ALEXANDER COBEAN,
• J.A..a1t.13 !MIHAIL
Jan.l7, 1161. tf
CHANGE OF FIRM.
undersigned have leafed the Ware.
house on the corner of Stratton Went and
t e Railroad, In Getty eburg, where they will
parry on the
Grain and Produce Business
In all its branches. The highent'prizes will
always be paid for Whtsit, Ryw, lbrn, Oat.,
Clover and Timothy Seeds Flasseed,Sranae,
Hay and Strew, Pried Print, Nine, Soap,
Hsnui, Shoulders and Sidon, Potatoes, with
everything elite in the country produce line
Groceries, of all kinds
constantly on hand and for sale—Coffees,
Sugars, Mo}Rama 13Nrups, Teas, gplces, l
Cheese, Vinegar, , fkala, Mustard, Blare Sat,
Brooms, Buckets, B lacking, Ssoaps ao. Also
COAL OIL, Fish Tar, &c. FINK of all
kinds; Spikes and Nails; Stocking and
Chewing Tobaccos.
They are always aide to supply a first rate
article of Flour, with tile different kinds of
Feed.
Also Ortiand Plaster, with Guano. and
other fertilisers. OCIAL., by the bushel, tou or
ear load.
We will also run
Lines of Freight Cars
to No. 77 North street, BALTIMORE, and 811
Market street, PHILA.DELPRIA. All goods
sent to either of the above places will be re
ceived and forwarded promptly. Goods should
be marked "Renner' Car.'
11. S. DENVERDRO
April 10, IM. tf
Farmers, Attend to Your Interests
GETTYEIBITRG FOUNDRY.
riIHE subscriber would inform his snot°
men and others, that he is still manufac
Wring various; kinds of mating, and Ma
chines, made to order, on short notice
such as
THRESHERS AND POWERS,
((eve different sixes of Powers,) CLOVER-
S:MED HULLERS AND CLEANERS, CORN
SHELLERS AND SEPARATORS CORN
FOTERSE; DDR CUTTERS,Frf RAW AN DIIAT
tX ERs ;
CUT
PLOUGHS,
inch an Cwt Ploughs, Bareheur Ploughs, Side
hill and Corn Ploughs; the
WIRE-SPRING HORSE RARE.
the West Improvement; also SIIIREMAN'S
SELF-DISCHARGING HORSE RAKE.
He will likewise msraufheture
MOWERS AND REAPERS.
. _ .
- - - -
METAL iteliEWS for Cider Presses,
IRON RAILLNO for C,emeterles or Porches,
with everything Mse In hls line, all at low
rates.
FOR SALE.—A One-horse Wagon.
DAVID STERNER.
Aprlllo,lB6B. Lf
THE GETTYZIBURO
SKY-LIGHT GALLERY.
MEE undersigned takes pleasure ha enflame
to the citizens or Gettysburg and the
public generally that he has removed from
his old rooms on West Middle street, to Balti
more street, and nearly opposite the store of
Fahneatock Brothers. The room he now oc
cuple. has been recently etted op expressly
for Isle buaineaa. The location is an admirable
one, enabling him to take pictures 'nail shades
of weather, end with u correctness unequalled
any where else. _ _
. .
LIFE-LIKE PHOTOGRAPHS,
of every else and description, executed In
the finest style. Particular attention Riven
to the VIS U
E E, and to col/
A3.IBROTYPESCARTE
a D
nd DAGUERREOTYPES rin 01 g
deceased friends. A if.-
THE 6 - E - ITYSBURG GEMS,
a new style of picture, a hich has become
very popular with the public, not only for their
beauty, but for cheapness and convenience.
SIXTEEN for ONE DOLDAR only-. Also
—THE PORCELAIN PICTURE, which for
their beauty and durability are unsnrpassed.
We are prepared to carry on the business In
all Its various branch., and having 1,61 , 1 oon
aiderable experience - we run uo risk in GUAR
ANTEELNG FERFECT SATISFACTION.
Our facilities for a full display of our skill
are unequalled by any other Gallery In tne
county, and we wouhl tlier,tbre invite every
one to mil qt the NEW GETTYSBURG SKY
LIGHT GA , f FRY,
0411 And examine our Specimens and judo,
for yourselves. LEVI MIIIIPER,
June 23, IMO.
LET ALL THE PEOPLE CODE !
limey Goode Conftetionery Store.
TIME undersigned, having bought out J.
M. Warner's Fancy Goode and Confec
tionery State, on Baltimore street. nearly op•
positerahneetocits' Store Gettysburg, invites
the public's patronage. Large and tasteful M 1
the stock hes been, no effort will be spared
to render it still more attractive and desira
ble. He Row offers
Writing Desks, Plain Candy,
Work Boxes, Fancy do,.
Portfolios, Pickle*,
Satchels S ard i ne s
Pocket Books,
tt l or h ,
Rik:LW - 116y Finley (kites,
Jewelry, • Fermis Ornakefs,,
Chem, Wine Blsertild,
Brushes, Maroon do.,
Perfumery, Pew !S pencils,
Writing Papers,
Envelo
Tubarcnkiegull.
Nuts,
BYra ' Pa T ti N ) UMWelirfg av itTEPdiall."
He intend* to sell everything at .oe lowest
powdble priors, believing that "amen profits"
bring "quick sales," and are therefore best
for buyer and seller. Come one—oome all I
• # .4 . EzvcrEk ,
MarchHeitat,l
CABINET-MAKING.
Wat. IL Illddcw,
rjr AWING leaded In the town of NEW OX
VI. FORD, Adams county, will carry on
the to of Cabinet-tanking, to fill.lts
branches. •
FURNITURE
kept ou banal and made to order. Ile w4l
also keep kar male a choke assortment. at
CHAIRS.
invnes the salaam of the town and
surrounding country to give him a end, m
he sell as low as can be pnr baled at any
other pbses. Re will guarantee Ids work to
be ands *pin the beat niminer, and of goad
materials.
New Oxibrd, Jan. at , lBBB. tt
• ' 14 4 4 : l°);r4il n l n'pcnint s tiry
the a o~ A
!ii• • •• is and
at WWI&
t ,tkowsio
(4**"l,9ter. - •
AYER'S
HAIR V i IGOR,
For the Renovatio4 of the Hair.
THE GREAT DESIDERATUM OF THE AGE.
dreaming which Is at ones agrees ble,
healthy, and effectual for preserving the
hair. Fluted or gray hair is soon entered Is U.
original color and the Riau and I heehttakt of
youth. Thin hair Is thickened, felling 'oar
checked and baldness often, though not al
ways, cured by Its ttse. Nothing can rtatore
the hair where the follicles are destroy.', or
the glands atropled and decayed. list such as
remain snif be savedqor usefulness by this
applicaelon. Inhtead of fouling the heir Ith
a pasty sediment, 1 will keep It clean and
vigorous. Its occaalonll rase will prevent the
hair from turning gray or tolling off, and con
sequently prevent baldness. Free from loose
deleterious substances which make some
preparations dangerous and injurious to the
hair, thilligor esti only bone& but not harm
it. If wanted merely for
HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found ao desirable. tin•
Mining neither oil nor dye, it does not, *oil
white cambric, and yet lasts longer on the
hair, giving it a rich gicouy lustre and a
grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Cc.,
Practical and Analytical Chondata,
LOWELL, MASS.
Price 111.00. \-..,
For Sale by A. IL 13U11ILEIt, Agent. liet
tytbuytt.
Oct.% 1961. ly
THE LAST CROWNING SUCCESS,
Mrs. S. ✓l. rillen's
MEM=
HAIR 'RESTORER
1232EME1
HAIR DRESSING
New Style, in One Bottle,
Win quickly restore Gray Hair to its natural
tailor and beauty, and produce luxuriant
growth. It le perfectly barzuleee, and he pro-
[erred over every other preparation by Anoae
who have a floe halal of hair, as well as
those who wish to restore It. The bewoUrol
glom and ?ethane Imported to the Noir
make li desirable roi old ead young
...For 8010 by all Druggists.
Depot, led Greenwich Street, New Yer..l
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
=I
HUBER'S
DRUG STORE,
Fbrney's old Stand—Baltimore Str eel,
GETTYBBge, PA
lIAVING purchase.' this old and pop alar
ll Stand, and laid In an courtly new and
fresh filtes.k, offer a full ELl.Ortnient, consisting
to part of
DRUGS AND FAMILY MEDICINES
PATENT MEDICINE -A LAIIGE ASSDET
ME M%
PURE LIQUORS AND WINES FOR Mif.Dl
CLIAL PURPOSE: S.
SPICES AND FLAVORING EXTRACT'S
DYES AND DYE 14TUFFS-LIOW & STE
VENS' DYI EXCELS/OR DYES, AND
THE ANILINE DYES-THE CHEAPEST
AND THE BEST IN TIIE MARKET.
=I
FUMES AND TOILET ARTICLES.
COLGATE'S, AND OTHER SUPERIOR
SOAPS, HAIR BRUSHES—TOOTH
BRUSHES from 5 to 50 cen tn.
FORNEY'S HORSE POWDERS-THE 13 &ST
AND CLIRAIIRST; ALSO, FOOTE'S,
BELL'S, DALE'S PERSIAN, STONFII RA
KER'S AND ROBERTS'.
STATIONERY OE ALL RINDS.
I=l
BEST BRAN Di.
PEITSIVIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS AND V.kll
ILY RECEIPTS CAREFULLY Coll
POUNDED.
PHYSICIANS AND COUNTRY HER CH
ANTSSUPPLIED AT REDUCED RATFN.
lied'eines furnished AT ALL HOURS or THZ
itiotrr. Night bell at the door.
A pill 3, VIM tf
EMI
HARDWARE STORE,
lii zzrrzffsro WA:
The undersigned have opened an exten
sive Hardware Store La Littlestown. Mania
county, Pa., and having purchased their
stock from Eastern Manufacturers, are pre
pared to sell goods in their line at the LOW
EST cash prices. Their araortment la large ea
well as new, and embrace. (they can only
enumerate part In an advertisement) the fa.
lowing:
IRON,
STEEL, tattling Malec MI;
NAILS, Carpenter Tools,
PALNTS, Miners' Supplies,
OILS, Shoemakers' Flndlnlr
GLASS, Saddlery Findingu,
SCYTHES, Coach at Car Materials,
FORKS, Red Sole Leather,
.SPADES, Moroecos, to.,
SHOVELS, Cad:amine, tie.
HOES, &o.
With a full new stock, bought at Ws most
advantageous rates, we invite the pnhlic—
town and oountry—to call and be suited. We
are confident of pleasing, both as to goods
and prices. Mechanics, fame's, aud ail about
to build, are spechdly urged to come. They
can do better with us than at any other store
In the county.
811010 & BIIEEL r.
kittleatown, Itior 31, 1863, iy
wed. C. STALLSMITH & SON,
(lETTYSBURG, PA.,
6ARPEFTERB AND COSTRACTOIt%
ire inepared to do all kinds of Carpentering
--contracting and erecting building" or all
kinds, libtopairirst; As The? keep ammtweitly
on hand and manufacture to, order,
DOORS. &ROWERS, RIJN QS. SASH, DOOR
AND WINDOW FRAMED, COLNICE
DOORI WINDOW' BRACKETS,
Awl :Ay other Article In tlio Null4lng,L,fle
nensonad material constantly on hand, erne
rlonond warklin sairaya In readiness, nod
work caseated with dispatch,
PirOrdets promptly fillesidat to.
61 414.* V@!. U
CANNON'S
MARBLE WORKS,
oa lesittlasarsi It., opposite the Mart-Ile toe,
12JIITTOLOU420, PXPIVA
Every description et work executed la the
IrtnerraLL OP ?kg AMP:
• asai. •
Jusa4, u
.E. 11E. TrrE3l.39 Az C 0..,
lenta'S
Veletrile
,„\
!u orlli *1 Sob
ettiltaat. Dandruff I:nd O .
NUMORS
0. , •
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%
' o oo
M\ st
`?)
0
BISNO , N
VEGETABLE AMBROSIA
115 WHAT IT PIIKPOUTs 11X,
GENUINE LIAIRREBTURATIVE,cItang
-
A Ina Duty, Light, Itrot or Fudod Bair to
the Dark, /Anteroom Sham 71-esets, which so
ador n youth or age. It will punitively mode
gots Huturtni_and Dandruff trout the moth
and where theft, in llte in the glands, w (II mums
n new gmath of Halr to ut forth on bald
spots. Thousands aro teaUfy lug to the above.
IRICR• $2.00 PER 130T17.1:
liarA. D. Buehler, Wboleaale and Retell
Agent, Get yaburg—and or !lulu at retail by all
Drunlata.
Feb. 14, 1468. I y
ADAMS COUNTY
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY'
INCO . ItPoRATED, MARCH IM, 1551
OFFICEM.
TivxMen( --(ivory° Hwopo.
Vloe r L
reohlen--okniuel IL 'twinell
- •
.....wetury-11. A. Buehler.
Treftgorer—hl. ff. Fahnt,tock.
klzeentise t MeCurtly, Ir.
A. Plek Mg, 30401, King.
Itanttgern—licorge ope, 1). A, Boone,
It. MeCur.l3 Nf. Elehelherger. B. It. Ittowell
rolmeatock, A. D. Buehler, it. U. .%lo-
CroorY. Gel tl , hut IS lug, trot an
tow uSIllp; rederl. k I nehl, Prottiditt ; Itt.
11, 11110,0, ticx tat. tt Wm. 11. 'l\ ikon,
limitieres , 1 1..1. Pt. Kum , Clralt.lo; Joittt
Wollorti, 101111101 V 1 011 1 / 1 1 101,11,, / . 111,t It, T.
Ab..l I'. tonit, itendet, illc • Aittitei M.
lift!, Neu /Nllll 01J1, II ` , 1,1.1.11. II LI
-11,11641il J ll llll ( 1 1111111110/, 011, ' l, l l lllll hn
mom, ty,t,) Wnt. It,Mn 11 hl 10, LI berl y.
('.OO puny In 111011,1 In ILA um in
flow, to Att,tin, IL. Lo tt I n en In
operation lot atm t (loot 17 t ars, and in
thot peril ham matte 100 „ate tv.,,,....t0ent.
!loving raid imotca by ill. tiornig {lull
od amounting to $1 ',Pt" \n3 1* non de
nlring on hownince can apply to either of
the following gentlem. u :
• D. A. Buehler, Gettymborg.
E. O. F010...t0.,k,
Jacob King, Strait/10 too nithip,
H. A. Picking, "
Fratlrriek 1110111,
Wm. Itom Liberty "
H. C. Puler., l'eteraburg, (Y. 14..)
Sif-The Executh a meetit at the
offlee of the On/opting, on Mc Mat Wedneg.
dey In eN cry month, Moll o'clock, I'. M.
Jane It tf
A SERVANT FOR ALL
Roth'. Impressment for flpets Inc Clain
bag. and Latebing Gates.
,{AY be attached to any gate and open
ated limn buggy, tea or saddle, by one
ll ‘
and, In any (hatred, dine
thin from the gate—
opened and closed Runt ono pond, at any
distaste° trolls the gate. This Improvement
Is simple and cheap, yet perfect and strong
will nut be dinartanged by the awing of the
gate, nor by the frost raising the poets; may
be made at a country blacksmith's, and
easily attas hod to a gate. The undersigned,
having the Right for Adams county v 71110.41
Township and Farm Rights of thislmprove
ment.
•
Alit., ROTH. FtTIANEI4 .IMEItICA T.E-
VkIR liATE—n Iv , found valuable
and COI" ru lost to ail w :1,1 hate gates to drivo
through—an the) remain theli team,open,
clone and latch a gate, without the heeenalty
of Y li ti e rTu n i 1 1 4 .1 l i t!: i t i i i l f e or% t d?f r ,l ' , ' Ve . ,, nldrrnv
ISRAEL ,BILICKER,
Metiallen 0., Adman co.. Pa.
May 1„
Gettysburg Railroad.
QM=
111IRRT TRAIN leaves Ueltyahurg at 7.1 a A.
M. and anal:tit at Ilan aye r Junction with
10 ro
P'ort, Una South at 0.12, roarlitng Mitt
more at 11 20, A i M. Aloo with Mall Train
North at 10.91, A. M., ron !link Tlorriaburg nl
12.55, Y. M. Raurning arrives at Melt) sharg
at 1/30, P. M.
EIFAXIND TItAIN leaves Gettysburg M I, I'.
N., anal eenneets at Haunt er Junction with
Hall Train mouth at &as, P. IL, reselling Bal
timore at 5.4.1, P. M. Iteterulng arrives st Get
tysburg at 5, F. N.
The Freight Train with Passenger car at
tached, lea% es Hanover at 0.32, A. M., arrlt lug
In Gettysburg at 10, A. M. Leaves Gettysburg
for Hanover at 2, I'. M.
It. MeCHRDY,
Sept. 1,1,1A68.
fennsylvania Central Railroad.
(POUBLE track route running between Phil
adelphin and l'ittvlairg. Tmlns leaving
lysbuTg make the follow Jug connections
with this Trunk line:
•
Gettysburg leave ut 8.15 a. in, and 1.,15 p. to
Hanover June arrive 10.a1 143,5
" leave 14 .. 9.41)
n rrlvel2.:l,l p. m.
lea% e 4,10 " "4i a. in
PIIIInAIeI 13111. i arris e 9.40 " 7.16
Harrisburg leaVO 1.15 12.15
Pittsburgrrive 1..10 a. m. 9.2.1
At Philadelph ia close connections are made
with the trains fur New York, Boston and nil
Eastern Cltk, At Pittsburg tsmnertlons arc
made In the New Union Depot with. the truing
for all Western points.
AS-For further Intone:lnm) annly to
EIJWAII.II 11. N't I L1.TA.51/4,
Gen. Supt., Altoona, Pa.
Hmc ay Gwx,salitit, Goo. Puss Agl.,
June 5, MK tf
Hanover Branch Railroad.
ON anti after MONDAY, Dee. Iltl7, 18.07, pos.
'winter tnillis on the Hamner Brunel.
Itallrowl will leave as follows:
. . .
Fl.E.srri [AIN will hwve IlanOVer at 9.25 A:.
M. with p.tasengeng for York, lialtimonc,,A.ll,
riaburg, and the North and West, This tntini
arrheo at, the Junctiou OL 10 10 A. hi. QOll,
heeling with the F.l.Line Houtia, lAA the,
Northern Central Ballway, ittrivim oh.
Baltimore at 12.30 P.M., anti alno with the Mani
Train North, which arrives at 1Y ,rrlabtuag nit
'J.:A P. M.
sBl"Titia train rettirna to Uanover at 1 4, 5 9:r,
and orrivca at Gel tynnarg at 1,8,a, If. as.
HI:MIND TRAIN Imivva IlutioNek p
and arrive,/ at th Junction wi Ytlp P 1 4 •
connecting with tho 4.l.lxilTralweklutti.
arrivea at li,dtlmoro at e,
by thin train for York lay knoi . at Ur i u . ct i ou
until 8.11 r.. 11.
Train ""rns to Trw %over at 4.16 P.
pasaeugerei for Baur Geityaburg
and LI tti.ou g.
P '"' en g e ' teavin g Bair more for Ilanover,
Getty_alat and will take oimei i.
1" ll Train at 8.48 A. AI. or theFaat Line
'4 1:1 1 : 2 n;r2O P ; 11 1 47 . t [
PenasylvE,i a Elastic Sponge Co.,
1111 CHESTNUT STREE7;
PHILADELPHIA.
EI , ASTICSPONGE,
A SUBSTITUTE FOR
CURLED HAIR
POS ALL
UPHOLSTERY PURPOSES
CHEATER THAN FEATHERS OR HAIR,
AND FAR SUPERIOR.
The Lightest, Softest sad most Elastic mud
Durable material knoan, for
MATTRESSPIt, PILLOWS . CAR, CARRIAGE
AND CHAIR CUSHIONS.
It to entirely Indestructible, perfectly clean
and free from duet.
IT DOES NOT PACK AT ALL!
Is always tree Wein insect life; to perfectly
healthy, and Mr the wick is unequalled.
If soiled in any way, can be renovated
quicker and cooler than any other Idattrota.
PUZI I I/ZIVIZTA I M4I6I, HALLS, &C.
Railroad men tore especially lIIVILCti to ex
amine the Cushion Sponxe.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED,
The Trade supplied.
June 211, ISIS. IT
Manhood: How Lost, Row Restored:
......._
A 7 WIT published, a new edlUon or
tY Dr. llverweirreelebtated Ms.
Kay on the radical ewe (itont
medioluel of Rpermatorrhata or
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Lin an saes, Impotency, Mental and Phys.
leaf Imupacity, Impediments to Marriage,
etc.; al., Conatiruptluct, Epilepsy, and Fite
induced by acildudnigence or sexual eztrava:
gallop..
Es - Price, in a sealed envelope, nal ideate.
The celebrated au thor,in tills ad err.
my, clearly demonstrates, from a thirty years'
successful practice, that the alar=„coose
quenees of self-abuse may cuted
without the dangerous use at Interns med•
clue or the application of the knife—pointing
out a mode of cure at once SI m pie, certain. and
efthetual, by means of which every satterer, no
matter what We condition may be, aura
himself chealli.V.PrllehdY. and
This Lecture s hould be In the bands of
every youth and every matt in the land.
Sent•nzaler seal, In • plain envelope; to any
address, paegookl, on receipt of six cents, or
two peat 41,napp. Also, Dr. Cutverwell'a
MaTiallm Geltie,” price 26 cents. Address the
Publishers,
CHAA. J. C.BLINT., tOD.,
L 27 Bowery, New York, P.O. Boa BM
Oct.'s INN. Ma
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FACTORR, CHURCH
WITH
AND PUB
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a int Ewer= Oki wrrnorT rigs OR BRAT
r.f. KR simplicity end ease by winch tads Ma
thine tamenaged, es also its economy and
great, merit, recommend It to pnbtic fever,—
Cell sedate mehine In operation at the store:
MANCFACTUDER AND Said Antler,
DAV ID JON 88,
Tin Fortilehlnitatoni. Arci.7ffitarerm'St., Piffle.
an-Send for Illustistatt Circular.
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