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NEW SADDLER SI-101 1 .
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SADDI . JES.,
WAitiON ts.ADDLES.
CARE4A 1E HARNESS,
DitAirnirr
RIDING BRIDLES.
tut,IDUE-z.
COLL
FLY NETs„tr.
tit. loto: as the Ili Fl M.l
May 29, Ibl3 -tr.
,
CARR GE-3IAKING- RESUMED,
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the 'sir bring ~ver. the undersigned hare resumed the
CA RRI AGE-MA KINII BUSIN ES'S,
at their old stand, In _East Riddle stre-t. Getty...burg,
where they are Gainitretwied to put work In the
most fitehlonehlr,enbetantlni, Zind mii.4ior manner. A
lot of new and second-hand - I
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES.
on hand, which they will lihlpMle of at the lowest prie
anditll orders will be supplied as promptly and satisfac
torily as possible.
*IT'REPAiRINdini
done with ditpateh, sad at cheapest rates.
a:large lot of nee' and old HARNESS n hand for sale.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore enjoyed
by them, they solicit and will endeavor to deserve a large
chars In the future.
May 29.-t _ DANNER & ZIEGLER.
NEW FIR,-M!
AT TIRE OLD STAND.
[ESTAtILIS - 11/31) I , N 1817.]
hare Immolated with me, in bnsinese, my pon,JoHN V.
Molausar, under the firm and style of lljf MCCREAET
a Sox, and I desire to say to my old friends end the pub
lic generally that. since the war, the Manufacture of
Saddles, Harnese.Collars, Lc., has been revived at the old
established and well known stand on Baltimore Street.
one square south of the Court noose, 4etty■bnrg, Po.
Haring had en experience of 40 years in this establish
ment, I feelassured. that, with renewed attention to bus
iness, we can Still fartherUierit and ieceiveafullshare
of pal& patronage
Feb. ;1,466.
With increased facilities for cond , uctiug our business,
we are better prepared than ever to satisfy the wants of
all those who may need anything in our line. We espe
cially call the attention of Fanners and others to the
superior quality of our
Plain or Quilted Seat Horn Side Leathers.
Saddles, Homes, all kinds, with or
Plat ft or Quilted Seat no without fasteniugs,
Horn, Housings,
. .
--.14a1n or Quilted Seat Side Scotch Collare(leather),
Saddles, (ticking),
Plain orFancy Saddle Clothe No Sean. Collars,
Wagon Saddles, 'Best Weltliarness Collars,
Riding Bridles,
•of all kinds, I. a tent Leather Collars
fair or black, rounded or stitched or nnelitched;
flat, Best Leather Wagon Whips
Martingales, 4. 414 and p feetskong,
Carriage Harness, all styles, Plaited Teant.Whink,
silver or black mounted, Trotting Whips.
heavy Draft Harness, Ladles' lidding Twigs,
Blind Bridle!, Whip Dashes,
Girths,
Cruppers,
Inshort, everything that pertains to a firstclass genera
horse furnishing establiehmont constantly on hand tor
made to order promptlyeof the very best- material, and
14 the most experienced workmen in the country, (two
having worked in this establishment for the last thirty
years.)
Woere now manufacturing an excellent lot oflleavy
Draft and Harties, Collars for tiotse who prefer our own
to city made work.
Repairing ate)! kinds ,loheat short notice and on rea
sonable terms. '
AlI are cordially Inv itedto enll Nnd exaruine for them
.elveq 'moor work cannot fail to recommend itself.
Feb. I,l.Bo—tr DAVID McCREARY d SON.
Qsprerics.
SW A'§ GROCERY
JOI-IN SWAN
Ha lust welved n Splendid aqsortment of FRESH
GROCERIES, at hie Store on the corner of the public
Sgnajte,ta Gettylibnrg.
CEIMEE
fhe ftnflt lot of Sugars ever brought to Get lysburg. and
very cheap.j ,
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COFFEE.
=Hie Coffee ix superior to any offered in the place. If you
don't believe it come and see.
MOLASSES.
If you want the best Syrups and 31iilits,rs in town you
will find them at Sty:ilea.
QUEENSWARE. ke.
li iR stock of Queenaware. Dishes. k full cheap
end good. Every style and price.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
His Cigars and Tobacco are of superior iluslity. A
knowledged by good judges to be the Lest in the marks
cANDIES AND NOTIONS.
Particular aitrutl ' on paid to this department. A full
supply of Caudien, Nuts, Fruit, Snaps, Fancy articles. to
Atoll any and everything *saltily found in a first Ciate
Grocery. In laying In my Stock I was careful to know
what I was buying, and am now prepared to sell not on
ly GOCAGrocerlas, but to sell them very cheap. Girt
we a caltiltrul Judge for yourselves
May 200.866.
WM. BOYER Sr, SON,
KEEP constantly on hand a splen
did assortment of
Coffeo, '
Sugar, Ten, Syrups,
Spices, Fish, Bacen, Silt, Notions
Tobacco, Cigars,Con
fections,
ind everytbingconneccted with a Family Grocery. We
willalways keep up a full 'supply of goods and sell them
at prices which canaorfail to please. Call and see us at
our stand in York street, opposite thellank cif Getty*.
burg. salt.. All kinds of country produce taken In ex
change for goods.
May 29, 1885.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
HENRY OVERDEER.
On the Hill in Baltimore it., Gettysbuk; Pa
•
HAS made arrangements •
tp get
fresh supplies every week from the City and in de.
remained to sell cheap. He Invites all to give them a
call, hia stock consists tif Groceries, Notions. Flcarr, Corn
Meal, Choped Feed. Corn, Oars, Fish, Bacon, Lard,
Clime's!. Crackers, Tobacco, Cigars and Snail: Sugar, Cof
fees, Teas, Symp. Mo:aases, Candles, Coal Oil, Fish Oil,
Tar, Beat Cider, Vinegar, and a great variety of Notions,
Candies. tr., Am.
wm6_The cash or trade will be given for, Connti,' Pro
duce such as Flour. Corn, Oats, Butter, F:ggs, Potatoes,
Rags, kc. IMay 2n, 1807.-U
NEW GROCERY STORE, ;
TELL EVRYEBODI Toy FEE THAT
GILBERT,
UST above the Court-Rouse, and opposite the anipi
u• /cr Office. will sell you everything in the GROCERY
AND PROVISION Line cheaper than you can get It
elsewhere.
Sugars, Coffees, Molasses,
Candles, Coal Oil, Syrups, Brooms,
Buckets, Tubs, Tobacco, Cigars,
Notions of all kinds, SAII,PISH , OYSTERS, VEGETA
BLES, always on hand. Give me a call.as I am deter
mined to accommodate. BUTTER, ECOSi, and all kinds
of Country Produce taken, for which the highest cash
price will be given. Don't' forget the place—two doors
above the Court-House. Don't pass without calling, as
I solicit your pafkonage.
May 29.—tf
Important
TO ALL YERSONS!r
=I
lIENDRICKS & WA.RREN _have
purchased the Store sitnated on York street, two
doors east of Wolf's Ilotel, formerly occupied by J A.
Grimes, aid latterly by 0.11 Swope. where they will
keep constantly on hand a complete assortment of
GROCERIES.
including Syrups. Coffees, Sugars, Teas, Bacon, Flour,
Feed, Rice, Potatoes, Salt, Tobacco, &c., with every arti
cle to be found in a fltst-class Grocery. Also CONFEC
TIONS, NOTIONS and F4NCY ARTICLE:.
They hope to receive a stare of public patronage, and
earnestly solicit a continuaoce of the custom heretofore
given to the establishment.
Gettysburg, nay 29. 1567
, .
Nelv Grocery, and Flour Store.
MEALS & BROTHER,
11AVING opened a Grocery,-Flour
A—l - and Vegetable Store, in the Room formerly oc
cupied by Geo. Little, on West Middle street, they ex
tend an invitation to all buyers to give them a call.—
leverythibg In their line, fresh from the city and coon
-11 be kept on hand. They are determined to sell,
•• p as the cheapest, and as they only ask the lowest
, g prollts,they hope to merit and receive a liberal
• of publie patronage. MEALS & BRO.
May 29,1866.
. Grocery it Liquor Store.
•
A LARGE assortment of fine
osocams,
Teas, Coffees White Sugars of all kind., and Brown
Sugars, cheap , prime new crop Orleans ?dolmen, and al:
grades at Synrps MESS MACKEREL, beet In market.—
All kinds of
LIQUORS,
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whblosale and retail, pride Wine. Brandy, Hy Whisky
,t ter. medicinal and other purposes. in any quantity.
B. Wader's Barb Bitters. and the "Oreat Zinged.
Bitters." W.M. J. MARTIN,
May 29. 1967.-ti Balt.more at. Gettysburg,
CIOAL and FISH OIL of the best
quality for sale by BOY.SB. A SON
FRESH supply of Groceries, No
- Mons, Wawa, te., oonatantly racadvlng and for
Bala b WM. ROYER & BON.
MIDDLE OF
. THE BLOCK,
Cooper Institute, Neer York
HADLEY
Is cosstantly recoiling larroPirodeel of
FRENCH CHINA;
OF NEW
Ta AND x U D A L S ELLING PRUL SHAPE ,ICES. AT ONE-HALF
White Frenobadsa Dinner Sets, 130 pieces, 130,00
TEA " , 4 4 m 7.00
a " Dinner Plates, pe r doz., 2.00
" .0.
" Ten " " 1.30
a a Cops neer', 24 pieces, 2.00
andi
"
French Oct Goblets, per dozen, 2.00
Also, Fancy Goods in Clans, D :mar. Tea, toilet Sets,
Whits Parisian Stone Ware, Cut and Premed Glassware,
Silver Plated Ware, Cutlery, As., itc., Le., at timidly low
plow Goode packed to go all over the world, by a:-
pm' br otherwise. Howse Earnishing Goods in large
nwiety. .
Hammlb&c, MAOLgral Middle of Block
11111. Bend for estalogne.4
_No ankfliwitton with ornerVores,
Mack M s BMTAMit
.1. M. ROWE
OHIO -AND BUCKEYE PATENTS
At the great trial of Reapers and Moslem at 'Auburn
N. Y., in duly last,by the New York State Agrlcultspral
Society. this Machine was awarded the preference over
all others in Class No 5. This class was the most im.
portant of any as it embraced .Mowing and Hand or Self-
Raking Reaper in the same Machine.
This Machine has been awarded Medals and first Pre
miums by the Pennsylvania and Biwa State Pains, and by
hundreds of County Fairs in all parts of the country.—
. Machine took the first Premium at the Adams Coun
ty A • ricultural Fair held at Benderrrille, September
ises. Also,
DAVID SicCREARY
horse Blankets, &c.. ac
STEEL COIPOSITI ,
For Schools Chnrches, Farms. &c.
B.llYn. TEXT.
HAY RAKES
An article evert , Farmer should tmee—t he Les \ Irr
market. Hand or .elfoikchargiltir
URAIN DRILLS., (Willorigiby's Patent) with Crtiotell's
Guano attachment.
SELF-RAKER.
THE undersigned are agents flit. this
celebrated Combined Self-raking Reaperand slower.
TlOB machine 1111.4 two Ilrivi4 wheels, hinge-joint and.
folding bar. is very simple in construction; and is con•
•idereil by those persons who-have need them to be equal
in difficult grass to any light machine made for mowing
only, will cut any kind of grass standing or lodged wet
or dry can start any where without packin g , for the truth
of this assertion we will refer to those who bought of us
last year. It cuts 4 feet S inches is grass, and 5 feet
inches in grain, is a rear cut, sidesdelivery, can finish a
held without binding a sheaf, and does the .nost Bath ;
factory worti in lodged grain, to be worked by two
horses in grain or grass. We claim this Self-raker to be
the best in existence. We will give our reasons.
let This Solt raker has four rakes (no blanks or fans)
which all fall into the lodged grain as low as the knife
and several feet in front of It and rise gradually after
the grain is on platform, and continue to revolve until
you have a sheaf then the driver - um - yes a small lever and
either rake will sweep the platform, by this, you will see
that you can always have a full sheaf, thereby saving
binding, gathering and dividing sheaf.
2nd. If you wish to put the driver on the homes, or
the grain is one thickness that ft will permit to mak ea
sheaf each revoltnien, without aid of the driver. You
can do so by simple drawing one bolt, and still keep all
the rakes on to drop into the lodged grain and bring it
up before the knife reaches it. Here is one point we
wish to call your attention too. Take notice where all
these raker strike into the grain and then compare them
with blanks on other Selfßakers.
JOHN 31. SWAN
3rd. If you wish your oat on on a swath, tie your lever,
fast, and it will do its worallerfectly and you will be
safe for wet weather.
4th. It is a well known fact thatin Hand-raking Reaps
ere that the reel MIMt be changed for different kinds o
grain, and also necessary for Self-rake to make perfect
work in extreme tall or short grain, this rake track
works in a pivit, and by changing two bolts. We have
this most desirable and indispensible improvement over
all other.; Withal combination of three four desirable
points, it has been unanimously acknowl by all dis
interested and practical .machinists t decidedly
limp le and durable in its construction.
At the great National Field Trial, held . nt Auburn,
New York, last July, which Le conceded to have been the
largest and severest trial ever held In the United States.
lasting several weeks, under the entire management of
the New York State Agricultural Society, this machine
was awarded the Gold Medal for the best Combined Self
rukieg Reaper and Mower,(Class No. 4.) Since the great
'trial, different machines- are claiming Mediae, and meat
persons are In a fog about it. 'Over fifty machines were
entered In the different classes for the different medals.
Class No. I. Light Mowersi No. 2,Reapers,Hand Rake
(for grain only); No. 0/ 2 , Reapers, Self-rake, (for grain
only); No. 3, Combined Reaper and Mower,fliand-rakeX
No. 4 Combined Reaper and Mower, (Self-rake): N 0.5
Combined Hand and Self-raking Reaper and Mower,
(thrown out on account of inferior work.)
At the Field Trial held by the Centre County Agricul
tuna Society, on McAllisteeatarm, last July, Hubbai d's
Combined Self-raking Reaper and Mower was awarded
the highest premium for the beet work hi grain and
grass. See Pamphlets forreport. We have machines now
on hand and invite farmers to come and see them. We
warrant them., to give entire satisfaction in all respects.
Nitres always on hand. Branch Shop at York,;Penna.
Address Granite Hill Poet-othce, Adams county, Pa.
SeirAlso Pratt k Smedley'f Patent Horse 'Rakes on
hand, built by Gee. W.Orant it Co., Columbia, Pa.
HENRY THOMAS A SON, Agents.
Sionar.iot TOWNSHIP, April 2413,1867.
Husks. IVII.LIAMS, WALLACI k Co.—Last harvest I par.
chased one of your Combined Self Rakers, and I pro
nounce it a first Class Machine. Can cut any kind of
Grass wet or dry, at a very elow-yralk, and never chokes.
The Sell Raker works very will. I believe that it Can
bring up lodged Grain that no other Machine can do with
blanks, and can be changed for different kinds of Grain.
Which is a great advantage. Yours truly,
• HENRY W. SWARTZ.
Wien:sum) TOWNSHIP, April 24th; /86 .
Masses. wn.mews, WALLACH & CO.-I bought one of
your C,onibi tied Self Raking Reapers and Mowers, and min
recommend has a splendid Mower. Ne.ar choke", and
alight draught, and the Rake does all it is recommend
ed to do. It lea great advantage to-make the sheaves
any sire you wish,
Yours truly.
JOHN HENDRICKS,
ILIRAII WARREN.
MMES. Wit . ..tuns, WALLACE it Co.—We, the undersign
ed, haring nand and fairly tested the Hubbard Combined
Reaper and Mnwer, (Rand Ita(te,) can recommend it as of
light draught, and free from aide draught, and belie!. it
to be the most durable Machine in our locality, and has
given us general satisfaction. Yours truly.
JOHN G. BRINKSRIIOB7,
JOHN STALKY,
ISAAC F. BILINHARLIOFF.
GERMANE TOWNSHIP, April 24th, 1887.
MESSES. WILLIAMS. WALLACE purchased one of
your Coin oiriqd Machines after going to see three-differ
ent delfltakers working. I immediately put It to the
test in grain tiliat leaned away from the Machine on two
sides, and it gave entire ist•idfaCtlan. I then cut my Oats
crop, and cut la large quantity of Crass, and will say for
the Hubbard that it will not choke iu any kind of Grass,
wet or dry, standing or lodged, at the slowest gait your
horses will walk, is free from aide draught, no weight
on horses' necks, end is light work for two horses. The
Self Rake is without a doubt the btatlielfltaker out. It
him lour Rakes,. (no blanke t ) and can bring pp lodged
Grain that no Hand Raker can do, and can regulate Um
sheave, tbe use you wish—changing the Rake for any
kind of Grain. That it will mike Dice work In the.tslyist
Rye or the shortest Clover seed, audit the Wale; hi one
thickness, pin make a sheaf etch resolution of the Raker
without any aid from the driver • caw also swath Oats,
which is another great advantage no other kpaektile has.
Yours truly, ' SAMIIIL WIRANT.
• Galftanii Towle , dieo2itliaB67.
Moses. Wtutaitti Wasascs purchased sum of
your Combined Self Bakers from your Agents, HENRY
TROX6F & Sex, and can consistently rerotDmaod It. ass
very good Mower of lightdraugbt,i'mid the Self Raker
can bring up Grain that Is down better than any Hand
Raker can do. = Yours tral_
JACOB KUM.
bean emigree the above recotameadatlesk of Mr. Ain&
ae P have one of the ante XO4OllOB.
13 RINICERHO*F'S
eprSHELLER, SEPARATOR
AND CLEANER.
*Thiiluderigned would inform the Agricultural
publintutt he has purchased from the Patentee of
this extraordinary machine, the Patent tight for.
the Rata of Pennsylvania and. Maryland.
Brinkerhoff s Cern ITheller,Beparatorand Cleasi;•
er, is pronounced the best machine of the kttuf in'
this country. And in proof, It may be mentimig
that - the !lAdvisory Committee APPoll4o4teelikinit
Implements for exhikititat at tip Maivartakji.:
'rulturat tixplements.
THE• PREMIUM
MOWER AND REAPER
DODGES HARVESTER.
A WARDED the Special Diploma and
ti 0 rand Medal of Honor me the beet combined Mower
Rand-Raking Reaper and Self-Raking Reaper—on ex
hitiltion at the great lair of the St. Lords -Agricul tuna
and Mechanical Acioclatlon October 6th, 1666.
BALL'S OHIO AND RUSSEL'S
SCREW POWER,
Ilotlf first-class Machines, having sold a number of these
acbines in the last three years. They have given gon
er I satisfaction wherever need. We ask fanner before
bung a machine to cell and examine these machines
befo purchasing elsewhere. u they will be able to
make better selections. We could produce quite a
numbetVertificates from so u
me of our beet Farmers in
the Conn , but deem it unnecessary, 'we warrant
these machines to give utisfaction with a Lir trial, or
no sale. Insdred for one wanton. •
Extras, alit kyslep ton hand. We have made arrange.
rc \
mauls to have ihdring done when needed at any .time
and on moderate. erms.
With the above e have for sale a number of valuable
'farming Implemen
SULKV . CORN PLOUGH
Can Lensed for plo,nghlrig and culivating corn=finlsh-
I ng, one row at a time. elan also be - used for loosening
up corn ground or putting in s eeding—by raising the
front ulloveN it can be used for marking out corn ground'
—marking t ‘vo rote at a time, d Coroplontor ran al4o
be attached, planting 2 rows ars' time.
CORN ORU§TIERS
For crushing corn iu the 4aror she'
Harrisburg Glt.3IN FAN (Reynold's Patent') cnall.
ered the hest mill ever in use in this county.
Any of the above machines can be had . by ailing on or
addressing thi : subscrlber 1 miles front Gettysburg, on
the Harrisburg: road, where specimen machines can be
seen. _ W3l. WI,IILB. Agent,
,
April 4. 1
H L B B A RD'S
IMEM
JOlnt SOCKS, Fr.
,JOIN SOCKS, Jr.
SPIES/UN TOWNSHIP, April 244,, 1867
Agricultural titplittututO.
position in Paris, in 1867, have selected this
Sheller as the best in America," and at the reqiest
of J.O.i Derby, U. 8. Agent, a machine his been
shipped to Paris for exhibition. One important
featire in this machine is that it will shell ears
large, small or 'crooked. perfectly clean, and
sepaeates the cob and chaff from the Core read*
for market.
The fact may also he stated that at the great
trial Of Agricultural Impletnents, at Auburn, N.
Y., lit Jul Y last, under the auspices of the New
York State Agricultural Society, the Brinkerhoff
Corn Sheller, Separator and Cleaner was reported
by one of the most competent Committees as the
best Corn Sheller out. They say, "We have care
fully:examined and thoroughly tested this ma—
chine, and have no hesitation in pronouncing,it
the best 'Corn. Sheller we ever me." The re =
port is signed by such men as John Stanton Goald,
President N.,T . State Agricultural Society; B. P
Johnson, Secretary to same; Solon Robinson, Ag
ricultural Editor N. Y. Tribene; S. Edward Todd,
Agricultural Editor N. Y. Times.'
From among many complimentary newspaper
notices, the following, from the N. Y Observer,
is deemed sufficient:
"Among all the Band Corn Rustlers made in
New York and Albany—and one single firm man—
ufacturers more than 10,000 annually—not one
with a enter ther t c r. l:: with e Shallerjust invented
by. J. Brinker Aub New York. It shells,
separates and Ilea see , idly and easily, at one
*ration, as fast as the ears can be put in the hop—
per."
' The undersigned is now prepared to dispose of
COUNTY RIGHTS. He will have SHELLERS
ready for sale in the course of a month's time.
All letters to be addressed to
WM. WIBLE,
P. 0. Box 246, Gettysburg, Pa.
Mar. 14, 1867.
ELLS
REAPERS AND MOWERS
lICIPFHEIN'S PATENTS.
THE No. 1 Machine has Two Driving ,
'Wheels. Hinge Joint and Folding Bar, making It
eerjoorirenien3t to more from one place to another; is
sery simple in its construction, extremely light draught,
and diarable,cuter 4 feet 10 inches In grass and 6 Jett 2
Maim in s gmin; is a Self-Raker and Side-Delivery, and is
capable of ecitting a whole field without binding a sheaf,
and does t he oiost satisfactory work.
This %whine can also be used at a Hand Machine
without injuring its qualitite as a Reaper. ,The Ma
chine is warranted to cut grams as writ as any Amide
Mower that cuts the salve width. It is a strong two
horse Machine—three or four can be used, if required, in
silly ground,
dettipbtir g , /IA
GREAT IMPROVE)IENTS Lave been made tor the
coming season.
The Machihe Is also perfectly balanced, uo weight on
the horses' necks in Mowing or Reaping.
Always remember that at the Mowing trial last Sum
mer in Gettysburg. In competition with 6 other leading
3latlines, the above named Machine was awarded the
First premium. This way Ural* t the beat Machine.
N 0.2 Is it light two-horse Machine, ad is differently
constructed. cutting on the right-hand 'de; and in front
of Driving Wheels. is a Selbßaker and de Delivery.—
The difference in the width of cut is 6 Inc .
The shifting lever and the raising Ind lo ering levers
are both at the driver's right side, and wl his right
foot upon a pedal and his left upon a foot step, e has the
power and control of the whole machine, he ca raise or
lower the platform from three to fourteen inc ,•can
throw the machine ont of gear,and regulate the r ke so
So to make the sheavea large or Small, and all t 's at
the same time and without retarding the mntion \or
speed of the machine.
. _ . . .
Keep it before the people that at a fair mowinr 'rift/ "\,
different leading Machines were present at Dillsburg,
York. to., last Sommer and the National Machine was
awarded the first premium.
All Machiues warranted to give satisfaction ! For fur.
ther hilbrnuttion apply to
LEWIS ItCIiiHMAN, Agent,
•
March 14, 1,567.—tf 4 miles youth of Gettyshtir
SHIREMAN'S
ITA.TIONAL HELI , DISCHALOIITS OTTSL SPRING TOOTH
Horse Rake!
Ritentod Spt.9lA, 1862, and Re-issual Dec. 6th, 1864.
THIS Rake is an Independent Steel
Spring Tooth Rake, and has proven itself to'be the
most perfeet HORSE RAKE now in nse. With this
Rake the Horse does all the work, both the Rakingand
Discharging, by the Driver moving a lever a few inch
es, which throws it inta-gear, and as the horse move'
forward it raises the teeth 'arid discharges its kiad.and
then shifts out of gear itself the teeth dropping down
ready to rake again. By this operation it boo easily un
derstood that the Raker has hardly any work to do.
Important imprcrftments ' have been made of hits,
making', it very simple and durable in its construction.
Mogan& of them have been sold in the few last years
and given the best kind of satisfaction.
spi.,Circulare goring a fuller description of these
blachlnes can be had by applying to the Agent.
Apply to LEWIS BUSHMAN, Agent.
3 miles south of Gettysburg.
March It, 1967. tf
SINGER'S C ELEBRATE,D
SOWING MAGHINE
THE very beet and 'stela improved machine In nee, fo
sale at the CLOTHING STOEg of JACOBS t BRO., in
Chambetsburg street, Gettysburg, where you can btiy
the best and cheapest Cloths, Cassimeres and Vesting',
and every variety of goods In the line of
MIN AND BOYS WEAR.'
Yon can have them cut out and made up In the very but
style if you wish, at moderate prices and without any
risk whatever. 0 BO: JACOBS k BRO.
Aug. 18,1866.
11 9
SEWING MACHINES!
THE BEST IN USE.—These Machines have becom
so well known that little need be said by way of recom
mendation. They have taken the first premium at all
the late State Fairs, and are universally achnowledgmi.
to be the BEST in use by all who have tried them. Thai
"Grover & Baker Stitch " and the " Shuttle Stitch" are
pointa that have been attained by no other Machine.—
They are the only Machines that sew and embroider with
perfectiOn. These Machines are peculiarly adapted to
Family use. They are almost nolseless,sew directly from
the spool without rewinding, and are simple in their
construction. They are easy ho manage, and can be
worked by almost any child. !fiery family should have
one. They savetabor , they save time, and they save nosey.
aid do their work better than it can be done by hand.
The undersigned having beets appointedotgent for the
above Machines, has established an Agency in Fairfield,
Adams ca., where be wilt always have on hand a supply.
Persons wishing to buy will please call and examine for
themselves.
.B...Needlei and Thread will'also be supplied.
J. B. WITHEROW O dgedt,
Ang.16,1.8136.-tf. Fairfield. Adams coaxal', Pa.
THE HOWE MACHINE CO.'S
SEWING M ACI - 1 INES,
699 BECADWAX,. NEW YORK. ..
These Weild-renowned Sewing Ma
chines were awarded the Highest Premium at the
World's Pair, in London, and al: Pint Premiums at the
H. Y. State Pair of IBM, and are celebrated Ow doing_
the best work, using a much smaller needle for the
same thread than any other machine, and by the intro
duction of the moat apprned machinery, We are now
.able to supply the very best machines in the world.
These machitiew are outdo at our new mid swifts Pic
tou at Bridgeport, Conn., under the immediate super
vision of the President of the Company, ELIAS HOWE,
Jr., the original inventor of the Sewing Machine.
'They are adapted to all k inds of Paoli, Sewing. and
te theme of Seamstresses, rem Makers, Tenor; Mann
factorers of Shirts, Coll ard , Skirts. Gloaks, Mantilla",
Clothing, Rats, Caps, Corsets, Boots, Shoes, Harness,
Saddles, Linen, Goods, Um relies, Parasols, etc. They
work equallywell upon k linen, oottoa or woolen
goods with talk. cotton or 11 thread. They will leant.
wnilt, gather, heo, oo braid, bind and perterm
every species of tring, ing a heautifal and perfect
stitch, alike on- both sides the 'article sewed. "
The Stitch bivented Mr. HOWE, and made on this
Machine, is Oat mast War and durable, sad all Sew
lag Machines are t to the principle invented by
him. Send for Circulars. ' •
Bla MetnirChsrillestatieltnilla
March 111,184T.--ly No.
— LIMPIRR SHUTTLE. SEWING MA
-424 OBINSB are laparkw to Agatha= Ibr NAZiLY sae
iiAII77ACTOUNCI Plllreal.
0011tain all tie Wars baiworwaruta; are speed; nohow
Am ; durable and eery to‘work.
Illutrated Circulars tree. Agents wanted. Liberal
illwannt alkrord. Nozonelgainents made.
AAdrosa MIMI B. M. 00., ale Broadway, Now York.
Sept. 6, 1816.-ly.
JOHN 110WMAN
. No. 704 Arohlstreett
PHILADS'IP.72i4 .
Ilfaryabollarar sad Dealer is
AND PLATED WARE ,
Oar Goodie ard daiditridly Aim:Mopedt la the City
87 113241 , LAT11, A /do. 1;
.Ihir.ll4l 047 • '
JONAS ROM.
THE NATIONAL
cts'ttriug
THE GROVER & BAKER
M=M
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AND
National Telegraph Institut
Coener of Penn and& Crab. Street"
P1iTABIII(0, PA.
•
The Largest, Cheapest,
ACTUAL BUSINESS COLLEet
IN Tillifirrgll STATES.
')
—Duet* the past ten. wars 'upwards W
FIFTEEN THOUSAND SI'UDENTB4
Representing every Stem in the Union, hare ara4as
ted here
A COLLEGY CB ACTUAL MAMMA,
Supplied with Basks, Stores, Post °Mee, Connaliston
Broltsurance, hailpad, Steamboat, mod
Offices, *c., combining
THEORY AND PRACTICE.
tltudeata are thoroughly instructed to all the besaebes
of a
PBACTICAL BUSINESS' EDUCATION,
Including Book-kosping, Penmanship, Arithmetic, Chms
menial Law, Political Xcouomy, Loudness Corresamik
ence. the Art of Detecting Counterfeit Money, &dhow&
fog, Bteamboating, Telegraphing,
PRACTICAL RANKING, to
STUDENTS CAN ENTER AT ANY TIME,
And complete a full course in hom mart to MILTS weeks.
FIFTY DOLLARS
Pays all expenses for Tuition, Books, Blanks, and Dip•
lomat.
NO EXTRA CHARGES
For Penmanship, Steamboating, Railroading. Banking
or Diploma. as In other College'. Farm Lumen daily kit
Penman pip to all accidents In the Commercial Depart
ment.
FOR CIRCULARS, giving full InforuniUnn..and
aoa
tatning it oomplete outline of our system of Practical Ba
gmen Education, together with
TES',TIMO.VIAL
from Practical Business Men, Merchants, Bankers, Bock
keepers, kc.
Address the Principals,
Dec. 13, 1866.-ly
DICKINSON
AT CARLISLE, PENNA
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO YOUNG MEN CONTEMP
LATINO A BUSINESS EDUCATION,
TO know that this Institution em
ploye none but eompetent instructors In every de
partment, end a suMelent number to insure individual
instruction to all aft/ students, and being connected
with .. Dickinson College," enables it to present combined
facilities of the highest order, while the current ex
petisos attending a course here, are from 50 to $lOO lee.
then at similar institutions in large cities. We think
that when these facts are properly understood by those
who contemplate entering au institution of this order,
Loey o ,i 1 not be long In deciding in favor of Carlisle.
The following ccur,e of 'attraction should commend
itself to all, who desire that kind of informatkei most re
quisite to prepare them for any of the business permits
la life.
BGGS•SS&PACG
I Single and Double Entry am applied and- practiced In
the variants department" of Trade and Commerce, and
Banking Rouses orate country.
Practical and Ornamental of snperlor Style--gbring
special attention to proper movement, In the formation
and combination Oflettens, and thereby insuring to ev
ery student a good Current Hand.
VCSINESS ARITHMETIC
Including the most approved and heat adapted :flatbeds
for all husinees calculations—Mental and Written.
MOLISH GRAMMAR
Taught with special reference to correct composition,
without which no 'Student will be qualified to assume the
duties of a Arst 6 class accountant.
31BBi d
ANTLLE LAW.
Taught in dames, ng "Dean's Treaties" u a Test
Book, embracing the int Important legal Informatknt
for a business man to vases,.
BUSINESS FORMS AND CORRESPONDENCE,
are daily practiced in the Actual Business Department,
where the students in connection with their ditties con
duct an extensive correspondence, and make out all
Forum from ■ Receipt, to *Judgment Note.
SPECIAL BRANCHES
Phonography or Short Rand Writing, Ornamental Pen
manship, Pen Drawing, Telegraphing, Natural Philoso
phy, Geometry, Algebra. to.
We invite an impartial investigation of our faollittoo,
lord parting sound Instruction in the branches enamor-
44. Students outer at say time, sod pursue their course
without Interruption.
ile.For further particulars, write and receive Circular.
Addrear A. M. TRIMMHB, Carlisle, Pa.
Feb. 21,1867.
Wants.
WAN TFD—
FIVE HUNDRED AGENTS,
To canvass or sell by subscription the Portrait of HON,
THADDMIS STEVENS, which we are about to publish.
This Portrait Ia from-a Photograph by the late Chas. W.
Eberman, and is acknowledged to be the beet likeness of
this distinguished Statesman that has ever been taken.
The artist, who stands at the bead of hie art in America,
has deferred a trip to Europe expressly to execute this
greet work of art. This picture ofone of the greatest lIT
g.Statencien ' will be one of the beet Steel Engraved
Portai4 ever produced in this country, and we are en
abled to offer inducements to agent" to make money, such
as are rarely offered anywheni. Exclusive territory will
be given to good and reliable men in all parts of the
United States. ,Person" wishing to canvass will do well
to call in person *raddress the subscriber by mall, wheel
all the particulars will be made known.
J. E. BABE,
May 29.-3 t .No.li,Raist Ring at., Lancaster, Pa.
AGENTS WANTED !
&TAX) Per Month and Expenses
Paid, Male or Female /Pato, to 0301 1 -
duce a NEW AND lIBEVIIL INVINTION' a f absolute
utility in every household. Agents preterit* to work
os Commissivo eau earn from $2O to $5O per day. /or
tall particulars outclass stamp, and address.
W. G. 'WILSON CO., 6114 itch at, Phila., Pa.
March 23,1807.-3 m
gtdital.
RING'S VEGETABLE AMBROSIA
FOR GRAY HAIR.
RINGS•
RINGS RINGS
RINGS To RINGS
RINGS Restore RINGS
RINGS Gray Hair to its RINGS
RlNGS.Original dolor, Brad- RINGS
RINGS boats Dandruff 'and RINGS
RINGS FVEGITABLB AMBROSIAI RINGS
RINGS I I Wanes:me. RINGS
RINGS Humors from the RINGS
RINGS Scalp and pre- RINGS
RINGS vent Baldness. RINGS
RINGS Tar • BOTTLZ ! RINGS
RINGS RINGS
RINGS RINGS
RINGS RINGS
RINGS RINGS
RINGS RINGS
RINGS
This la the AMBROSIA that Ring made. -.
This le the Cure that lay
In the AMBROSIA that Ring MO' ,
Mb is the Man who wu bald and gray,
Who new bus raven locks, that say
Re used the Cure that lay
In the AMBROSIA that Ring made.
This is the Malden, handsome an'' gay,
Who married the man once bald and gray,
Who now has raven locks, they lay.
He need the AMBROSIA that Ring made.
This is the Parton, who, by the way,
Married the Malden, handsome and oy,
To the Man once bald and gray, •
But who now has raven locks, they say,
Because housed the Curl that lay
In the AMBROSIA that Ring made.
This is the Bell that rings away
Toaronee the people, sad and gay,
Unto this Stet which heredoeelay—
If you would not be bald or gray,
Use the AMBROSIA that Ring made.
X. M. TUBBS k CO., Proprietors, Peterboro' N.
.11EliMBOLD'S
CONCENTRATED MID EXTRACT
SABSAPA.BILL'A
Rradicatar Eirupgine and Ulceration Dianna of Out Throat,
7 Nam, lye* , EYeals• aziPraNd Skis,.
Which so disfigure the appearance, Purging the eta
effects of Iffurctu7, and removlng all Minis, the reennenia
of Meows, hereditary or otherwise, sad Is taholl trif
Adults and Mama with perilicttslety.
Two Tablespooefalle of the Attract of
eddied to, a pint of water, is equal to the V i hclr=
DMxik, sad owe bottle la equal to a gallon of the IMP
Of Bitrespiwilla, or the &cordons sa nasally made.
Aa Interesting Letter is publMbed in the Medloo4littr
ordeal Entry, on the subject of the Marais of Weer
rills, in cartels Mime= Donleala Twerars,l. /1.
• , Vg of those disarms, and diseasei arising
iPais amateur', be states that ao remedy is
• to the txtract of Derssparills I ita wr
Ordinary, more so than any other drug I ass
ad with. It is, In the strictest sense, • fade Invaluable attribute, that it Is applicable to at o
Pee craft so sunken, and yet so keit*, A A
bther tabstanass ants Undo clam sarraliabk iw
OOL
//11,1,11610,1D'S
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I.OONOBNIDATIED IDNItAOT BADilApArtn.r.il
Zstablished tumor& of IB years.' Prepared by
H. T. DILDLIOLD,
Druggist and Chemist, 604 Droadasey,_ D. g
• • dby al l Druggists. Apr.10.,.1.f
3, BRYAN; memoh e
Itresalwayoftw
lOULIII9IIIIIAN IMIT la all arms od ia l,
tory andUlseituir Noose Is or
idt fad extespollft* 'SKIM
MAT ;
MB
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MSMEEMffM!
M!IMPeMti
,
. • AG - UA: MAG .0 LTA.
troet doisait.4 504111.14 011 .Mete I, Used
to bathe the face aid person, to r4der the skin
soft and fresh, Malley fulsome to perfume
clothing, fok headache. he. it istnanufnettired
from the rich Southern Magnolia, end as obtains
ing a patronage quite ompreeettented. Tt is a
favorite with actresses And offers Jivers. It le
sold by all dealers, at $l.OO in large bottles, and
by DICIIAX Busmen' S Ce i t Nev44ok, Wholesal
Agents. ' '
gAIATpiIA 81.111116 i WAVES, sold Druggists
Air For rale by Dr Robert Hornet and S
Foriiey,.Gettysburg.
• •,
Persons of sedentary habits troubled with weak
Jess,elassitude, palpitation of the, 'heart, lack o
appetite. distress 'fear eating, torpid liver, con
stipation, discoe to neer 'lll' no
try the ceObrated PLANT'ATICIN BITTERS
which are now yeemmurnded by the highest
medical authorities and warranted to produce an
immediate benefinial effect. Thity an exceed
ingly agiennble, 0 116 04 Purer acid must super
sede all other tonics where a healthy Footle
stimulant is required.
They purify, strengthen and invigorate...
They create a healthy appetite.
They are In antidote to change (Amster and
diet.
They strengthen the system a d enliven the
mind.
They prevent miasmatic an , interuk ttent
evert.
They purify the breath and acidity of the
stomach.
They sure Dyspepsia andeoutumption.
,They ours Liver °complaint ;and Nervous
Headache.
They make the weak strong, the languid bril
liant, 'and are estimated nature's great restorer
They are composed of the celebrated Calisaya
bark, wintergreen, sassafras, roots and herbs, all,
preserved in perfectly pure Bt. Croix rum. For
particulars, see circulars and testimonials around
each bottle. •
Beware of impoStors. Examine; every bottle.
Bee that it has oar private D. 8. getup unmedia
ted over the cork, with plantation Irene, and our
signature one fine steel plate side label. Ova that
our bottle is not refilled with spurious and dile
teriOns stuff. Any person pretending to sell.
Plantation Bitters by the gallon or in bulk, is an
impostor. Any person imitating this bottle, or
selling any other Material therein whether called
Plantation Bitters or not, is a cri minal under the
U. 8. Law,and will be so prosecuted by us, The
demand or Drake's Plantation Bitters, from
ladies, clergyman, merchants, &0., is incredible.
Tbs simple trial of a bottle is the evidence we
present of their worth and superiority. They are
mold by all respectable druggists, grocers, physi
cians, hotels, saloons, steamboats and country
stores. P. H. DRAKE k CO.
SMITH a COWLEY,
PlONLurg,Peam.
SARATOGA SPRING WATIOR, 101 d by all Druggietio
For sale by Dr. Robert Horner and S.
Porney, Gettysburg.
Have you a hurt child or a lame horse ? Use
the Mexican Mustang Liniment.
For cuts, sprains, burns, swellings and caked
breasts, the Mexican Mustang Liniment is a cer
tain cure.
For rheumatism, neuralgia, stiff joints, stings
and bites, there is nothing like the Mexican MU
tang Liniment.
For spavined horses, the poll•evil, ringbone and
eweeny, the Mexican Mustang Liniment never
fails.
For wind-galls, scratches, big-head and splint,
the Mexican Miistang Liniment is worth its
weight in gold.
Cuts, bruises, sprains and swellings, are so
common and certain to occur in every family, that
a bottle of this Liniment is the butt investmsat
that can be made.
It is more certain than the doctor—it
time in sending for the doctor—it it cheaper than
the doctor, and should never be dispensed with.
"In lifting the kettle from the Elie, it tipped.
over and scalded my hands terribly. e • •
The Mustang Linittent extracted the pain, canoed
the sore to heal rapidly, and left very little scar.
CRAB. FOSTER, 4VI Broad st., Phila.
Mr. S• Litch, of Hyd• Park, Vt., writes: "My
horse was considered worthless, (spavin,) hat
sinoe the Asa of the Mustang Liniment, I have
sold him for $l5O. Your Liniment is doing won
ders up here."
All genuine is wrapped in steel plate engrav
ings, signed, G. W Westbrook, Chemist. and also
has the private U. S. stamp of DIMAS B•RIITAI
Co. over the top.
Look closely, and be not tleceival by Coun
terfeits.
Sold by all Druggists, at 25, 50 etc, and $l.OO.
SARATOGA 81 . 11161WATSR, sold by all Druggists.
jar For sale by Dr. Robert Horner and 8. 8
Forney, Gettysburg.
It is a most delightful Hair Dressing.
It eradicates scurf and dandruff. f
It keeps the head cool and clean. •
It maker the hair rich, soft and glossy.
It prevents hair turning gray and falling of.
It restores hair upon prematurely bald beads.
This is just what Lyon's Kathairon will do.—
It is pretty—it is cheap—durable. It is literally
sold by the car-load, and yet its almost incredi
ble demand is daily increasing, until there is
hardly a country store that does not keep it, or a
family that does not use it.
E. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, N. Y.
BARATOG & SP PING Wa.vZR , told by all Druggists
jigff-Ry sale by Dr. Robert fiorner and S. S
Forney, Gettysburg.
Who would not be beautiful? Who would not
add to their beauty? What
,gives that marble
purity and distingue appearance we observe up
on the stage and in the city belle ? ' It is no longer
a secret. They use Dagan's Magholia Balm.—
Rs continued use removes tan, freckles, pimples,
and roughness, from the face and hands, and
leaves the completion smooth,transparent, bloom.
lag and ravishing Unlike many cosmetics, it
contains no material injurious to the skin. Any
Druggist will order it for you, if not on hand, at
SO cents per bottle.
W. E. HAGANfTroy, N. Y., Chemist.
DIMAS BARNES CO., Wholesale Agents,
New York
SARATOGA SPRiNG WATZI, EOM by all Druggists
OrFar isle by,Dr. Robert Horner and S. 8
Forney, Gettysburg,
Heimstreet'sriniaitable Hair Coloring is not a
dye. 4.11 instantaneous dyes are, composed of
ittnar caustic, arid mote or less destroy the
vitality and beauty of the hair. This it the
original Hair Coloring, and has been growing in
favor over twenty years. It restores gray hair
to its original color by gradual absorption, in a
most remarkable manner. It is also a heantiful
hair dressing. Bold in two cents and $1
—by all dealers. C. Chemist
84'saroo♦ Bratisa Wenn, sold by all Diuggista
Irisg.For sale by Dr.. Robert Dopler sad 8.
Forney, Gettysburg.
L1,02e1l BXTRAOT OP Pass JAMAICA Gretna—
for Indigeston, Nimes, Heartburtr, I Siek, Read
mits, Cholera, Mertes, Flatulency, de., where a
warming stimulant is required. Int careful pre
paration and entiri purity Make it a *heap and
reliable article for ettlinary prirpoaits. Sold every
where, at 60 et*. per bottle. • Ask for aLten's ,
Pure ;street. Take no other. I •
Litotes), Brian .old by ill Drtrggiati
}`For sale by 13. S. BONNET and Dr. R.
HORNDR,-Drugglits, Gettysburg, Pa.
June 26, 1866. --lowly
THE GOLDEN TABLET
ax lIIPALLABIJIMMIDT lON
Rely 'MA Jaws, AV Was, mug alitammos Ern'
ttos* old hibres, treat, Sore Li" 3pre
Ars "riga, MO% Pawky Bluish melds,
Motragei lbw" Pike, astarriti Adam
qf age ley, Oak, Ilameis, eta. jiw
utuqoaamu, AND ALL =TATA ltrAlliNialz&
This is one . 011 4t4 the cobveroddeavy Readies
discovered, • ieeedsrfel musk. la air Vogl
,where it as • used si a terosibr lutirls abaci,
Wet tbio, et genie. Leucerrtori it. wto rityso,
Marin - the worst came abo days. Ur may pot
'Dative sad curative sees render it iisdistemissidOsseser
cabin omen of both ssies,... for whkth we the Mow
Ler. etitires to ati. , • •-•• ,
Prialii abet; dot boxes for Oh Was& Sad by the
PrsurUftni, WiXOB3Bllll 00 4 =Jaha Bt u
pr.to whorl all chides *OM be
Much 14,1817+-17 t, • • •
CREffrii '
WIN R S SPBCIFIO PILL .
‘ I PUS TSB COBB OF :
SEXUAL DEBILITY
Attended b ininstornism nightly in. daily 11. e.
ear =sir keener in
tee;
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a tlav :
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S. T. -1860-X.
NEEMMEM
' ViedUg.
THE > GREAT CHOLERA .
'PREVENTATIVE.
L 1860. L.
Am. #,REAT
Tat' WONaIiREUL itEMEDY we, discovered an
intros/acid about twenty yenta ago by Dr. B.Cheop
sue an eminent Egyptian physician.
Ile had long seen mid felf the want of some remedy
which would strike at as mint of disease. end Fu pre
vent ranch of the suffering which the human fa was
then compelled to endure.
This great question waa presented to Lis sal
day in etvldeolors as he moved among the sick an S
sad' observed the inefficiency of nearly all the
thee hi use. Thus he btu led to think cod cape
and afterten years study and labor, he preiwtiCed to his
Ibiltrimaiia the wonderful Zinger! Bitters. The sSbct of
this nreparatleo In the prevention arid cure of disease%
woo so mervelkiniond astonishing, that the moatflatter.
lag Insets of royal favor were bestowed upon bjm who
dbcoiered It. His name was placed upon the Roll of
Nobles, and a gold medal with the following Inierfptlon
—Dr. B.oheopornis the Public Benefactor—was presented
to him by the Viceroy.
The preparation has nein used in several epidemics of
cholera, both as a preventive and curative measure and
.with such great succeu,that it has been iptrodncelle to
nearly all the general hospitals of the old world.
The old saying that an ounce of prevention Is worth a
pound of cure, applies, with marvellous force to cholera,
and therefore any remedy that will protect us against
this terrible disease should be freely and persistently
sued.
All pathologists nowsgree that the cholera poison acts
on the system through the blood. atukthat any combina
tion which acts on the excretory organs, and keeps them
In working order, must prevent • sufficient accumulation
of the poison to exert itsterrible effects on the organism.
This Is true not only of cholera, but of nearly all other
maladies, especially the different forms of fever.
The Zingsrl Bitters is Jost such a remedy as the above
conditiona require. it acts on the organs of excretion
and secretion, keeping op a perfect balance between
them. This Bitters is composed entirely of roots and
herb., Po nicely concocted that every organ is acted upon
an/ put in tone: Its taste Is pleasant and its effector
prompt and lasting.
Numerous eases of the following diseases hay b-en
cared by it: Cholera, Diarrheas, Dysentery, Scrofula,
Typhoid and Typhus Fever. /lever, Agae, Nervous De
bility, Anaemia, Female Irregularities. Dyspepsia,Plat u.
lency, Colic, he.
Prize One Dollar per quart Bottle.
Principal Depot at the Walnut street wharf, Harris
orrgg Pa .
Sold biDrugglits,Uotelkeeps :sand Grocersgenerally.
1196.0Z0. F.KA.LBFLKIdIi sole Agent for Gettysberg.
F. RA HUSH, Sole Proprietor
Harrisburg, Pa
May 2,9 18 87
IMPORTANT TO INVALIDS ! !
Sear ALL SUFFERERS...et
From Pulmonary Diseases. Nervous Debility, Female
IVeaknesses, or Chronic Disard,rs sl any na
ture, and all Whose Vital Forces are
depremeal rendering necessary
A Nervous Tickle and Invigorator,
Are earneetty recommended to u,o
WINCHESTER'S
GENUINE
HYPOPHOSPHITES
LIME AND SODA,
THE SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR
CONSUMPTION !
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
Scrofula, Ashanti, Bronchiti.v, Dyspepsia,
.Paralysis, Lox., of Appetite, ClLlorosin,
Maras - Nun, {Vanillin, Liver and Kid
ney Cbmplainis, Rickets, Debility
of t Vitraing and Pregnancy,
and all
DISORDERS OF' THE LUNGS
'TIVOLI AYD BLOOD 5 YBIZXS
.Q-TLO Remedy Lku been tasted for ten years, with
' . 1.1:111:171 raItaII.ALLZLZD IN FBI ♦IINl•LI OF .1111,DICINK.” Its
action is TWO-FOLD sad SFI.CIFIC: on the one band, IN
CREASING Tax PaIaCIFIS that constitutes NERVOUS EN-
IaGY; and on the other. are the MOST POWERFUL
BLOOD GENERATING AGENTS KNOWN. By • timely
use of it in the incipient stages of Consumption.
is the Rule, and Death the Exception." TRY IT.-1,11
In i and 16—ox Bottles, $1 and $2 each
Three large, or six small Bottles,. for $5, t,v exPreag•
/Ea - Circulars and Advice Free. -Ear
duld by 01 respectable Druggists, and Windfallle at the
Sole Depot iu the United States, by the Hanntacturers,J.
WINCHESTER sr CO.. Si John 4t., N. I", to whom all
ornery should be addressed.
March 14, 1867.-1 y
TO LADIES.—If you require a re-
JL' liable remedy to restore you, and remove Irregu
larities or Obstt actions, why not use the best
Thirty years experieuce Mu proved that
DR. HARVEY'S FEMALE PILLS.
have no equal 11r Removing Obstructions and Irregular
ities. No matter from what cause they &dee. They are
safe and sure in eve r , case. Prier, One Doper, per box.
DR. HARVEY'S GOLDEN PILLS,
Is a remedy four degrees stronger than theahote, and
intended for special cases of long standing.
Pri, e. Fire Dollars per box.
A LadieePrivale Circular, seta Istswerings, Seal fre
on application.
If you CAHOut ;et the Pills of your druggist. send the
money to Dr. J. Bryan, 819 Broadway, New York, and
they will be sent free from observation by return o
mall. ;:Jan. 10, 1867.-Iy
For sale in Ernmittaborg, kid.. by A. T. Stein & Co.
NO MORE BALD BIXADS!
DR. LEON'S
ELECTRIC HAIR RENEWER.
TS pronounced by all who have used
It the very best preparation to the Hair. It is apo
tive cure for Baldness, eraiicatss Dandruff and Humor.,
stops the hair from felling out, and speedily restored
Gray Locks to their original hue and luxuriance.
It operates on the secretions, and rills the glands with
new life and coloring matter. Thin, dead, faded or gray
hair will always be brought back by a few applications,
to its youthful abundance, vitality and color.
It makes the hair soft, glossy. fragrant, pleasant to the
touch and easy to arrange. Dry. wiry, and Intractable
kicks become moist, pliant, and disposed to remain in any
desired position.- ♦s,a hair dredging it has no Neal.
The sales are enormous, and it is a universal favorite
with old and young rt both seam
- -
,Sold by Drage:its throughout the Tutted States. Ad
dress all orders to ZIEOLER.A. SMITH,
Sole Proprietors, 137 North Third Street, Philadelphia.
Dee.l9,
00P NEWS FOR MOTHERS !
OTHERS , , arsyon oppressed with anxiety for your
little ogee' Are your slumbers and, hearts broken by
their cries?' Do you wake In the morning norefreehed and
apprebsastver I too, procure at once a bottle of Dr. Le
on's Indent Remedy, and you will have no more weary
hours of watching and anxiety'
DR. LRON'S INFANT REMEDY
has stood the test of year.. Thousands of nurses and Mo
ther, bear witness that it never Salt to give relief if need
in aesson. It is a mild, yet aura and speedy curs for
Volk Cramps and Win Pains, and le invaluable for all
complaints Incident to hing.
Sold by Druggists tb ghost the U. States. Address
all orders to rlpoirat it SMITH,
Hole Proprietors 137 hdrth Third Street, Phfladelph
pHatch 19, 1867.—,8m4
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PUTRID SORE. lIROAT, INFLUENZA,
oranyotherlntamm grinwarddiseeseo ft he Throat
it not or too long stan 1 AIso,SCARLET PETER.—
Thisatedicineintebee edin N
THOVS SOF CASES,
in differentpertasfthet Is atry,aadhasneverbienknown
to hull( Lakonia time It idaccording to directions. It le
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warranted tocare. 0 ita trial anditwill speak for it
telt, Hrerybonsehol onld provide tbnweelves Titbit
bozolthismeditinean Sep iton bands. Theourestkeir
it bee effected antral melons.
rai_erspozaa.nd so
,y Tinatst Totati Co., Getty'.
burg,Pa.,or bythilr • orised agents. ?melee, near
I y allthe Storetia AdOoscoonty.
mar. $0,131164Y ISRANL YOUNT it 00.
ITCH I ITCH ' !
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SCRATCH! SCRATCH! SCRATCH /—WITRATON'S
OINTICIINT will care the Itch in 4$ brim Also, cane
SALT RHIMII, 111.C538, CEILLBLLINS. sad ell MRCP
eit/ts.
Ti OF TILX UM Price Weans, be tar c r ri tl
Bra 'Brae al cents to MIME di
Sole 170 Weds street, Bakst, ft wfil Ns
brutal, free of Pottage, to soy pert of the
United States.
/Wry ilo—ly .
BELL'S
for the speedy and pen
Emissions, Phystail an
want of power, the rein
Indiscretion, 'which nr
unfits the sufferer for 1
sieges and often termini
no delay In seeking the
hie and harmless on tht
Motion or interference,
choose oTdlet is ne
Dakar.
If yon commit get t 1
money toltr. J. Dryanit)
they will berent [reef'
Private Oirndars to k
Per ode in Einnitt*t
Jan.10,1867.—1r
CIFIC 1 ) 14.1,5,
ant cure offlemital weakness,
moue debility, Impotesee.er
f Silinel Imam, or Youthful
ad, ruins She happiness, and
lam, Social Society or Ifen
in en untimely grave Mahe
nedy. It is entirely vegeta.
tem , can be used' ithout do
h business purnsits, and no
hlle using them. Price, Oxus
i
1 of your druggist, send the
r Broadway, New York, and
*serration by returned mail
swan snag/Veers appliastion
Md., by A. T. Stein & Clo,
LOVE AND MATRIMONY.—The
air/ottani of the opposite mei =V bfgained Sot.
tourogshaple nano sod all now wary bong', .g
rvitiont mord, tio *lank no or byway. gut di
rected erriblop• andll VjM PaMcalarg to .
Me al LUMLIID Eoto MU" New Tork
Jort.lo,lBllT.4y
PRNEST D. , PAPE M. D 1128
Jim Broadway, Nitrfori having I. years made dig
eases of women ty lb study aa practice, With
narked profiled pieces., devotesids time now mostly
NI coca practice somespossience with his =nem=
patrons thmaghou tin United Stated, Lodi,* can ema
l:MU
Ilientially address Ida oaths most deheat• noldect, and
remiss proper mid promptreply. Lam steam hr pos
tale. [lab. 2n.-lm
EF:I4MBOLD P S rto74l4t • Sarsaparilla
cleanses and renovates the blood, Minnie theeiger
e into the system, and parent oat the humors
this wok discus.
N ,
st.
the spring month!, the natA
razi==.ll=4llo4,
70.41„
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BOLD'EI Co oen Extri k ot
Sarseteertlik b the Gnat Maxi Pixtier.
ME!ME
SILVER'S WASH POWDER.
SAVES Tina, Labor, Money. Make. Washing • pas
time, and Monday a fartiraL Sold everywhere, Try it
Address all orders to the Manufacturers,
ZIEGLIR AND SMITH,
Chemists and Wholesale Druggists,
137 North Third Street, Philadelphia.
March 19,1867
QOM.ETHING WONIIERFUL for
S '
the MILLION--all may be rich, wise and happy. Agents wanted. Enclose stamp for rein:him H. COI?,
112 Alsoker it., New York. Reb.211.-3.1u.
NO MORE GRAY LOCKS
J. W. Bradley's celebrated Patent
DUPLEX - ELLIPTIC
ma nouns SPRING)
•
SKIRT.
Tea WoNDUJIIL FL/SIMI-ITT and great CONTORT and
PLue use toany LeD! wearing tbe Than= Sturm Suuc
will be experienced particularly in all crowded a aux
atica, OPUMI.CAIIIIAOLII, /41130. s OLas, Cum= Pura,
Last (luaus, for ft.:Dm:sus and Bons Dam, as the
Sitar can be POLDSD whin:lin use to OCCUPY a =all pz.sca
aa sully and conveniently as • link orlioaus Dana, as
in valuable quality in crinoline, not You'd in any Single
Spring Skirt.
A LADY haring enj oyed the raaartu.,, CONDOM . , and
great ODIVIBILISCI wearing the DITIPLZX ELLIPTIC STEEL
email SKEW/ for a EMMY DAY, will Renard'
willingly dispense with their use. Tor Osamu, Mum
and Toone Lanus they are superior 10 all others.
They will not Ws or awl like the Single Spring,
but will mamas their 'mut and exam= 118APD
when three er tour oznioar Baas will hays beat
tasowa ARDS AB amass. Tag Boon aro actual With
DOUBLIt AID TWIDIXD raiuuu), and the annum sone are not
only double eprings, but twice (or doable) oovituan pre
venting tbent from wearing out when dragging down
stooge, stein", Ac.
TbfeEllillax Elliptic is a rear favorite with all ladies
and is normally recommended by the FAII3OII MAO
AZIWAS u the STANDARD SKIRT OP TUB NAIIIIIONA
HU WORLD.
To etddy the fol!ovring inestimable advantages in
Crinoline, via; 711PZ71011 QUAUTT, pima? rallillaattlra.
BM= Iran and rouse, rumistatri, streasrutr, cow
rest and 110oWONT, enquire for J. W. Braswell DITMIX
BLUM; 63-Doable Spring Bkirt,and began you get the
genuine article.
OAUTION.—To gunro against INPONITION be mr
titular to NOTION that skirts offered as "DUPLIX"
the red tat rtailipi, viz : "J. Ws Bradley's
Steel Upstage, 'upon the wahttband—non: ° =
are genuine. Alia Notice that every Noon will adult a
being passed thgh the centre, thus revealing the
tmo(or double) sprin rou g" braided together therein, which
Is the secret of their 14133111ATT and ensairrar, and a
combination not to $ found in any ether BMIP.
101 BALI In all Stores when PIM CLASS skirts
are mid throughout the United States sod elsewhere.
Manufactured by the BoleOmiers of the Patent,
WESTS. !UNLIT' A OAST,
97 Chambers and 79 A 81 Riede 1t.., New York.
April 18, 1887.-lim
628. HOOP SKIRTS. 628.
)IkW SPRING EITYLEI3,"Oor awn snake."
ViiilltdClNG every New and Dealrable else, style and
-us
Shape of Plain and Trail' Hoop fikirts...-2, 2/,
B ti: 8 , 8 %1 314, 3% and 4 Yds, round, eves 7 length and
Bwain; every reerxt Tint Quality, and espeolallY
adopted
I to meet the wants ofllrat Clanand most !Wt.
/amble
" Old IMO make," of Hoop Skirts, lamplighter, more &t
-reble, and Really Cheaper than any other make of either
Stogie at Double Spring Skirt In the Am moan Market.
They are Warranted In every respect, and winterer
traduced give general eatiallecidon. They are now mites.
Mealy sold by Retailers, and sr y LADY should try
them.
Ask for "Hopldn's Own Make," and sae that each Skirt
le Stamped "W. T. HOPKINS, INANIIPAOTUNKK, 653
ARCH street PHILADELPHIA." No other, are_Genn-
Dm A Catalogue containing Style, illee and BMW Pri.
ose, sent to my addrese. AII rm and Liberal
mint allowed to Dealers. Orders by mail or
promptly and carefdtly filled.—Wbolende and Ratan,
Ihmulhotory and dala.roome, Ito. dSS Anti Street, Phi ' s. MOM made to order
_, altered and repaired.—TZENN
PINT OAS H. OKI Pam ONLY. •
NUM 19.-10 m WM. T. XOPTINS.
A DAMS COTINTY MUTUAL FMB
INBI7BANaII 00X.PANT.
fIICORPOBATI.DALARCH 18,1851.
i Oltriona.
Preeident—Geergealwope.
I f losPrseldestallt:Ruesell.
Secretary—D. A. Dishier:
Treasurer-4 G. Peknertook.
IttectitiveCoaunitkit—ltob'tXeCurdly, , Andrew Belal6
sehnan,Jacob Xing.
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Dookge ihrtipe; Getty:burg
D. A. Buehler,
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kpa, . - i t i al crim Ostord:
' Wm. B. Ilion, 11..
H.A.Pkklig, famsbes t ow i is kt n .
John Ward, Li.. r i. A
Jot& elakhsl, Beet Berlin.
Abel l .liflikt, Be i d erir dn e .
Abdltt Zeit t, New Oxford. '
J* 4 • o :Alan9la_ pil Ran il toubse touttektp
Jobe intialagusji .iyaks.. u.—.
/obit 117
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Wm. B oa Its, • —thinly 44
LlSlsOotekaut tiottildisitt operations to thi
ty of Adesav t , bee hors la eperstles fo• wail
t ltyvitacat period lare WWI* bat oar az.
t • lows Ily Ara ularfalf that pried
ettooluttleg to ,500 of which hare book paid.
daring the 1181 three Years ., Any poraamlaalliai au /11-
. • . iteety oaks aksraiolluallfaaalialt
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JULES- . - A-RED'S
"EM: lit , . DE PARIS."
THE NEW lOLA 71=E OT THE SKIN.
Testintanials front Celebrated. Ladies :
• The menet of beeopfyieg 11'1,403 hetegkameh to
Merrill. bared h. Rene, they honorably sista that It diem
fret+ ell other prepaktiess. here/obit,* meet bank
sad freckled. skin both the texture end e9ior of pcgtshed
Ivory, temoting all discoloration' whether appearing at
freckles, tan, userphew, moth, or blackmarm weeks. mid
Is especially socceesnal In smoothing out the narks left
by Small Pox.
The gaols of•L'Jtlmall de Part." most confidently sub.
mit to the pnblic the earnest °adornments of each dis
tinguished ladles es
SIGNORA RISTORL Mlle FELICITA YESTYALI, Miss
MALIGIE lIITCIIRLL. Mrs. D. P. HOWZRS, LU
CILLE WK TERN, Mat PONISI, Mn MIA
WALLER, LIRA EDIIIITGE. NOME
DE MAEOUIRITTES Ills AG-
It its rime+,
rind ninny others, whose high standing in the proferlon
give' the stamp of tretbfulneee to their Intelligent and
genuine spproval.
The Beautiful Lucille Western says :
Mid that the "Small" produce,' all the brilliancy of
rune and My-white. with the Oreat and pecn limeades's%
tage of total harmleesness. It really adds to the softness
and beauty of the akin.
TheMagnitleeut Vestvali says :
I hava suffered .° rituch from the 'trim,. whltr I..tiony,
lc.,which my theatrical prokselon ebbs. a Inc r
tt I consider It a perfect benallotionlo bud a ptepar
tins which gives the necessary wiliteutt he al in. d
leaves the skin cool and smooth. . W
Miss Maggie Mitchell says :--
I have tried the skin beautifier, "L'Etimil 11, Paris."
and found that itithstantly impart, a natural bham and
freshness to the complexion.
"Jared Small de Paris." is mad as a delicate beautifier
of the shin for Theatre, Saloon Sr Bail meet
refined and scrupulous ladies; producing all the
tying effects ofrongs and lilly white, without their w algae
glare or Inquiry to the skin.
Sold by all Ark-class Druggists, Periuniers and Ladle
Hair Dressers. ,
.
L. Isabelita n 2 itroads ay ; Deanes Barnes& Co., end 7.
C. W ells t Co.,'New York, and Eugene Joulne, 11l South
Tenth Bti set, sad Johnston, liollowey t Cowden, Phila
delphia, Agents JARED t RENE,
General Agents end Importers, New York.
Jan.24,1867.-6m
GREAT CONOWAGO MILLS.
. . 10,000 BUSHELS OY WHEAT WANTED.
The undersigned having remodeled and improved
his mills near New Chester, (formerly called "Walnut
Grove," but now "Great Conowago Mills") is prepared
to do all kinds Of work in his line with unusual dispatch.
Constantly on hand, for sale or exchange, the vary beet
qualities of Super, Extra, and Family FLOUR, also H„ye,
Curia and Buckwheat Flour, with every variety of 011 op
and otfal of wheat.
Having a SAW MILL attached, be is prepared to saw
all kinds oflnmber, at the shortest notice. A Winer In
need of lumber and flour, can put a log upon his wagon,
throw a few bushels of wheat on the tep, have the wheel
exchanged for L,or. and the log sawed, thus saving a
doable trip—and all because of the new and perfect ma
chinery now employed in these mills.
Having the beat of workmen, ha will be able to please
every body. Thankful for pant favors be hopes tar a con
tinuance of the same. H. J. MYERS.
New Chester, April 2:141, 1867,-4y.
J. W. C. BEM. 11. Y. T. BUCKINGHAM
J. W. C. Seitz & Co.,
COMMISSION itERCIIANTS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS t NANUPACTURENS OF
CIGARS, TOBACCO AND SNUFF
No. 164 Fra,nki,n St.
BETWEEN GREENE AND PACA STNEETE,
BALTIMORE.
"QUICK BALES AND SMALL PROFITS!"
Superior Introatim CIGAIL6,IIIIe CEEZIITIG Tomato,
and Liar of every description, with a general assortment
ofPipeo, Snuff Boxes, Fancy Articles,tt.
Ju1y6,1866.-1y
HATCHETS.
The beat and cheapeet for the cuasamer are thus man
.ntactured by
JENKINS & TONGUE,
PHILADELPITIA.
Shingling. Lathing, Claw and Broad, made of the best
cairt.teel and warranted as good or better than any others
roads in the United States, - and sold at much lower priced
than other really Bret-class hatchets. They are tamper•
ed by one of the Atm, S. J. Tongue, who possesses
peculiar faculty that might be called
BTE6I. ON THE BRIOLIN,
which has given his tools agreat celebrity In therm parts.
TRY THE.X.
Noe. 33 and 35 Richmond street ; the red ears up Third
irtreet trues Richmond, tear the works.
May 29, 1867.43
Ti °op Stitro.
gamut.
butilllatsurs.„ - . •
DoTY's CLONES, %OM,
,
_ - • Tint BM IN MARI*.
READ TIIR roumnra-Boicknicrwornr.
Worrnausta, Pa., Jan,dhogite,
isiss A hree
Haying *MI HEPOWIIr WA S H E R, SaI Mpor.
oaghly IPB lint . Ell , Illitilthall andorehtg rot ea
the hat W IFS produced. IV. Arnie la '
mwelftwelice.... y worked; anti dais its work well,
without Wary to clothing. Aa mellow, wimbiag. re.
gulring usually ill to 10 hours labor at the Wash-tub,tra
readily bodes* with the aid of Doty's Wita/eW aM tbir
Uaittersal Ombra' . Whither, la ono.thini the thee—
veotiornhtlug them Istoor, , imap, fuel, ke.,—avoiding the
livevillitY lir warh4Mar, gait elahling the person woctiag -
to go through with a washing without wetting them-
mime au the floor. It molly merits all thrigplid dieters .
be said ofit. We dip not think that any lhauly, altar BM)
tasting it, wo..id Mapettie with It.
• Mrs.lo..Ah e ßli
~ E. IL -IiA=TIiCK.
" A. M. HITIPPIR,
' •". W. C.- STAULSIILTH.
R. D ARMOR,
IL J. PARNBRIOCH
PROII REV. :L. SCOTT, BISHOP ON THE M. R.
CHURCH,
. D.C. Ditowirrom..-Dear ;—Wa aka our Machina
much ; could not b. persuaded to do without it, and with
the aid of Doty ire hal that we are maitetts of the 'pod
thine. On one occasion, the clothes wall 'PrePf‘red, beg
the wuherwoman *fled us. We werana to be debug.
ea that way: "molt hold (which od soirite I should not
have it we had had no machine', and in 2)4 hours we put
through eleven Moen pious; many °flatlet% were sheets,
and they were welt dons, too. We wish you great MC-
Cam.
C. H.Bushlar. purser Carlisle sad ZZ I 'trail, lithe
agent for the see of the Universal Wringer add Doty'.
Washing lifaebine, In Addissigninty, Pa. • '
May 29;1867.
THE WORLD ASTONISHED
AT THI WOIDIIIIIIL
MADE BY THE GREAT ASTROLOGIST,
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an opportunity. Consultation fee, with likeness and all
desired information, Sl. Parties living at a dhtane•cea
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Wicrn Ulan:twelves, as if in person. A tall and explicit
claire, written oat, with sil inquiries answered and like.
new enclosed, sent by mall on receipt of price above men-
Monad. The strictest searesy will be-mAintained, and all
correspondence returned or destroyed. 7.,derenow at the
highest ordet furnished those desiring them. Write
plainly theday of the month and resin which you were
born, enclosing a small lock of hair.
Address, ' MADAME R. A. !ESSIG°,
Feb. 28, 1807.-ly P. O. Lrawer 293, Buffalo, N. Y
REPARATOR CAPILLI.
Throw away your false frizzes, your switches, your w is—
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Come aged, moue youthful, come ugly and fair,
And rejoice in your owl. limnria,di hair.
For restoring hair upon bald heads (from whatever
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as thousands of living witnesses (from their own expert ,
sum) can bear witness. Bat many will say. how are we
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tainly is difficult, as tine•tenths of the different Prepara
tions advised Rw the hair and beard are entirely worth
less, and you may have already thrown away large a
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fully comes up to oar repreeentatious. if your Draggle"
does not keep It, send us one dollar and we will forward
it, postpaid. together with a receipt for the money, which
will be returned you on application, providing entire sat
isfaction is not given. Address,
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No. 3 West Fayette Street, Syracuse, N. V.
Feb. ZS, 1467.-ly .
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Either of the &Nro-mentioned article& will be sent to
any addrins, closely naiad, and pout-paid, by mail or PI.
press, on receipt of priest Addrees all orders to
BERGER, MUTTS t CO., Chemists,
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Oh she was beautiful and
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Whole curling tendrils soft, entwined,
Enchained the very heart and mind.
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By using this article Ladies and Gentlemen am beau
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time give its beautiful, glossy appearance. The Crisper
Coma not only earls the hair, but Invigorates, beautlllee
and cleanses it; is highly and delightfully perfumed, and
is the most complete article of the kind ever offered to
theAmarican public. The Crisper Coma will be sent to
a address, sealed sad postpaid for Address all orders to
W. L. CLARK t CO., Chemist s,
No. 8 West Fayette Btriet, Syracuse, N.
Feb. 28, 18b7.-ly
EXCELSIOR! EXCELSIOR ! !
BAIR EXTERMINATOR !
For Beyzoving Superfluous Hair.
To the ladiesmipedally, this invaluable depilatory re
commendstbdfu being an almost- indispensible article
lo female beauty, is Gamily applied, does not burn or injure
the skin, but acts directly on the roots. It is warranted
Utreneove saparilams hair from low, liersheadig, or from
say part of the body, merpdately, totally and radically
eittirpathis the same, leaving; the skin soft, smooth and
natural. This is the only art lensed by the french, and
is the only real effectual depifftory in 'Mistimes. Prise
78 cents pet package, amt postpaid , to W addrssa, oe
receiptof an ruder, by
MOM & w. Chemists,
feb. 28, 1867.-4 m. 286 River Bt., Troy, N. T.
There coast* glad tidings or to all,
To young and r eo old, to great sad to small. '
The beauty which once was so precious and rare
Is tree nv all, and all may be fair.
By thous* of
CHASTELLAR'S
WHITE LIQUID ENAMEL,
Forlmproving and Beautifying the Com lexion.
The moat valuable and pertbet VS in nee, for
giving the skins beautiful pearl4lke tint that is away
uill youth. It quickly remove. Tan, ireckkapPitn
plee,Blotebes, Moth Petit's", ballowneee. Itruptiona, sad
all baparities otthe akia,kindly healing the line lea,-
ingthe Ain white &sidebar ea,alabeater. Its nee can sot
be detected by the almost amiably, and being • vegetable
ofpreparation la pereoctly harming& Meths Indy article
kind ne d by the Trench, and le tionaidered by the
Parham ea bldispensabia to • perthebtailet: Upwards of
30.000 bottles were sold during the put your, a eultletent
guaninteli of its Macy.' Price only '76 cents. Bent by
pose.paiii, us reetiptlataborA, '
MOM, co ., Chemists.
21,1M7r,1y lIIS vs, /Wiwi, Troy, N.Y.
WHISKERS AND MIISTACIfES !
'WOWED to grow upon tbe smoothest Itutelb Ctte throe
to tee weeks by using Dr. SEVIONK'S BABTATIRA
?BUB CdPILLAIS2, thamost wonderftl dimmer, in
modern seletsee, actin upon the Board and Heir in an
Admit isineakmaiakilafit. It heehaw wally thenalite
orParie and Lawton with the. most thatertag enotina.—
Nantes of all piretthaeri will be' registered, and I:entire
eatielhogns is no given in wary butanes, thw, seitaity
BM be ebtiaribllyratandod. Prieekby mall, Maid asai
Descriptive sir:glassed Seeshemigh, mall
irreed. Asitirese• BIBOIR, &HUTU 00., Chamkts,
116.185 Biter iltrot, Tr)Y, N. Y., We agitate ihr the
United Manta won, idarly
Auburn, Goiden, Raxen & le tt Curls,
"p RODUCItaIy the age c 4 !nit ' AMU
Llt MUM effiliention wuet.4 to curt
tae mac stralighten4 stable:lm hair a( 'Abu SIX *lto
wa vy Hie or bese nteintreentis. Ira beenlignit by
the flat of Pang owl Lambs, Wet
to tying reeulto. Dom no the kW. Prig=
mallogeledend Vitttl...Deeng
ed tree. ,Addreen lintrreltiallinehenileta,
No:lbi Neer Oben. ?ft% I. 'gists Ow the
UnitedBtatit l / 4 liper4y.
H.. P. 'arta
FRESCO PAINTER'S,
FREDEBier&trrY,
110tESPEtTFIJLICtiliform 'the pub-
JILAP lie that thl m a s q .to 111 . 21100 01111011.
SALM, Pitl It ha the mat
N 60104 ararraaad
" ralt b or .,
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11BOOM lifigglOV &Wry
.110 inabide - ,ittiotiodlor ms s
otiyilipant
• I.
Jimmy 10. 1800
ASTROLOGY.
MADAME M. ♦. DERILIGO
REPARA TOR CAPILLI
CRISPER COMA.
CHASTELLAR'S
BEAUTY!
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