IMMill WM: c: StAdiAttlTH & SON, GATTEYBURG, P.A.:"; • CARPENTERS it CONTRACTORS Are prepared to do all kinds of Oarpontering—oon . tat ' ting and erecting buildings of all kinds, Repairing, kc. They Keep conatantly on hand and xnannlectare order DOOBSOIREIRTERN, BLINDS, ÜBE, DOOM AND - WINDOW MAXIS, CORNICE DOOR AND • WINDOW BRACKEN, dad alty other, Article in the Buading Line. BeMoned material constantly on band, experienced work man alwNri„iii veslhkeils mid work executed with Is..oadererpreneray attended to. WM. C. STALL' sePtarlsti.if C. H. rt& KITH LUIMITIL G. C.CAI3EXAtti. f C rE NTERING TEE'undersigned respectfully in ftorm.thi4imblic that they have commenced the °sevenths, hi the Sbop lb:nicely occupied by George Behryoek, demeed. We are prepared to do any work in mu line of bustnosamod as flammable aa any other °stab Itshment in Gettysburg We hope by a strict attention ' to buelneu to merit a share of publlepatronage May 29. M 57.4 t TO, THE BUILDING 'dOIVIMUNITY. AND ALL OTHERS WHO WISH TO IMPROVE. THE undersigned respectfully in. A.: *raw the Vmdblic that h. still continues the of1; 1 ;00:101.1:4:411Z0 - 9:111=fIZIIDL1.1 at his old etas* an Wad street, Gettysburg, and is ready at all amen* icoottunodits thato wanting anything done n hii ins. • Ifetsprepared to tarnish all kinds of work for building parp,ai, of the beet material, and u neatly and Cheaply u it cut be done at any other establishment in the county.. Experienced Hand' always In readiness and work executed with promptness and dispatch. inerhankfutibr past favors, he hopes, by attention to buln' Jute remise allberal OLIO of public patronage, Mar 119,1801: WM. OHRITZMIN. gal, gasket', grime, ecc. GETTYSBURG LIME KILNS. • TIIB undersign 4 has bought out his former partner Wit. Gmamoridisow ocestinnae the THE .LIAMBURNING BUSINESS hiukeelf-.4 the Gettysburg Lime Kilns; on the corner of the Railroad and North Stratton street. Thankful Lr put Patronage, bewM endeavor to deserve its continu ante, by prosecuting the business u vigorously and on as large . a Stale u 'pueblo—always selling& good article and giving good measure. Farmers ankothen may look for the promptSHlng of orders. He also continues the COAL BUSINESS, offering. the • moot .popular kinds. Housekeepers and -other, should glre.hhn a calL Blacksmith Coal constant ly (Inland. Limo sad Coal delivered anywhere is Gettysburg. ettysburg, Nov. 20,1867.-tt JACOB BBILKY LIME FOR SALE Michael Leer's Old -Stand lIM lIPTITSBrIZO, 7: S ADAMS COUNTI; PENNA. .1013 N AND PETER BECKMAN WOULD respeCtfully announce to thopabilo that they an now prepared to tar nish lime la any quantity. Persona would do well In give diem icall begin!, going elsewhere as the, will find thaoYfioooc 1n evni7 rellikdet- Nov. 20,1887-dm LUM.I3tR, & C ' AL, AN iMM.ENSE.STOCK! At • 00=1:11/e 'Of 'Oily rant ST. 'saw, Tlirk RALLEOAD, GETTYSBURG, PENNA. IN order to give the public something - 111 - like an adequate Idea of the immense stock of Lum ber, Coal, Stoves, Tinware, tc., Sc.,on hand and for sale by the undersigned, at his eetablhihment, In Carlisle et 4 across the. Railroad from. the Passenger Station, he would evaporate as farts the limits of a newspaper ad vertisemmatiallow ' • • T8:8 . 1,1324:6ER LINE Boards and P kof every grade,- from culling* to panel. Joistaknd3cantling pine sad hemlock, Siding, planed and an /baying, Shingles Shingle Laths, Plaster. in` Lattm, .ready.made Doors and. Sash, Blinds and Shatters,—ln fact, everything used for building .pur poses. . IN THE GOAL LINE;: 'Shamokin Whits 'Mb and Lyketir Valley Bbd Ash, thesik — Sto 'varieties being the purest and best for all domestic parpoime., Aleo the very beet Broad•top and Allegheny Smith Coal. ' ItSJllfor parttenlare of Stores, Tlnitare,tc., lee advor , tisetnimilmider head of Btorewand Tinware. . r C. H. BUEHLER, Atlytiser. NEW LUMBER YARD. T.nnderaigned has opened a LUMBER j YARD, on the Railroad, Near Guinn A Lime Mktg, Gettysburg and asks the public to eve Ern a call. His anortmant Is one of thi; beat ever &met here, sae his Oleo, afford only.the smallest living profit, Its has WRITE PINE PLANK, loch and half BOARDS, FLOORING, PALINGS, Ac., &c., and le con stantly adding to his !stock. Come and examine for yourselves ItIL.A supply of Shingles,at low prices,alwayson hand, Nov. - JACOB BIIBADS. SHINGLES.—Prime Shingles, the belt in the market, for sale at JACOB BREADS'S new Lumber Yard; on the Railroad, adjoining the Lime Kilns, Gettysburg. - [Nov. 1866.-ts liottio and gtotauranto. UNITED 'STATES HOTEL, =I N. Y. & NEW HAVEN & WESTERN R. R. DEPOT, BEACH STREET, BOSTON BY F. M. PRATT, FORMERLY OF Till AMERICAN norm Oct. 9, 11187.-ly KEYSTONE HOTEL.. GETTYSBURG, PA. Wit. E. MYERS, PROPRIETOR. . N.OW OPEN. THIS is a new House; and has been *And up in the most approvid style. Its location Ls pleasant and convenient, being hi the . Most business portion of the town. Avery arrangement has been made for the accommodation and comfort Of guests, with ample stabling attached. IViiikezpeden'eed servants, and ao commodsting Clerks, we shall use, every endeavor to this Hotel is now open Air the entertainment at the public, and we kindly solicit a share of public patron age. - ~3 s I Iday 29,1136?„ A.G.LE HOTEL. .1 Cha Isiest and must cossmoclimut •' .. - 4/C1718111780, PENNA.; wain 0Y AID wAskureiow emirs, JOHN L. TATE , Progrietor. If/Piv;tiii s 4s4; for Pi. i ru and Bowie, nag to Ikeitkret; r oitirrival sad &whirl, of 1444404 d Trains. • 11$0147 .: . ° PA erataitable charies. 1 . 1[4, 29, 1887,-tf IL H. BOWE , 0/SHMA.N k ROWE GREAT EXPOSITION AT PARIS . The past season, by one of thb Arm in Europe. Also, an Immense stock of ' WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, Solid Silver Wares, Plated Goods, Mantel Clocks, Bronzes, Decorated China Vases arid OrnioHnents, Musi cal Boxes, Carved Wood , Orna mehts, And everything appertUinin to the business of GOLD & SILVER-SMITHS, None but First-Class Goods kept, and every article sold upon its *lime its. . . PRICES IN PIIAIN rIGURES AND FIX ED ATI LOWEST RATES. Oct. 23,1867 —am; GIFTS FO CHRISTMAS & NEW YEARS ! • • A SUPERB STOC* OF MY GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, ALL WARRANTED -TO HMV, AND . THOROUGHLY REGULATED, AT TEE LOW PRICE OF $lO EACH, AND SATISFACTION Tub. 100 Solid Gold Hunting Watches__ ...... $250 to $l,OOO 100 Magic Cased Gold Watches 250 to 500 100 Ladles' Watches, enameled 100 to 300 200 Gold Hunting Chronometer Watches. 250 to 300 210 Gold Hunting 'English Levers 200 to 250 300 Gold Hunting Duplex Watches 150 to 200 600 Gold Hunting American Watches 100 to 250 500 Silver Hunting Levers 60 to 150 600 Silver Hunting Duplexes 75 to 250 400 Gold Ladles' Watches 50 to 250 1,000 Gold Hunting Lepines.... 50 to 74 1,000 Miscellaneous Silver Watches 50 to 100 2,500 Hunting Silver Watches 25 to 60 5,000 Assorted Watches, all kinds 10 to 75 The above stock will be ;lisps's(' of on the popouk oat PRIGS PLAN. giving every patrons fine Gold or Solid Silver Watch for $lO, without regard to value WRIGHT Bao. & Co., 181 Broadway, New York, wish to immediately disposeof the above magnificent stock. Cer tificates, naming the articles, are placed in sealed en velopes, and well mixed. Holders are entitled to thear ticles named in their certificate, upon payment of Ten Dollars, whether it be a watch worth $l,OOO or one worth less. The return of any of our certificates entitles you to the articles named thereon, upon payment, irrespective of Its worth; and as no article valued less than la named on any certificate, it will at once be seen that this is no lottery, but a straight forward legitimate transac tion, which may be participated in even by the most fee- Unions. A single certificate will besent by mail, poet paid, upon receipt of 25 cents, live for $l, eleven for fia thirty.three and elegant premium for fib, sixty...six and more valuable premix= for 810, one hundred and most superb Watch for $l5. To agent* or those wishing employment, this is a rare opportunity. It is a legitimately conducteLlinsi sees, dilly authorised by the Government, and open to the most,taiWal scrutiny. Watches sent by N.:press with bill for collection on delivery, so that no dissati sfaction can possibly occur. Try us. Address COMPARE, THEN JUDGE. SILVER and SILVER-PLATED WARES OF OUR OWN MANITFACTIIRK—Such es Tea Sets, Urns, Ice Pitchers, - WaHera, Gobtete, Cake &minted"... .... ji ill Castors, Batter Coolere,Yegeta- V If ti -:-A i ble Diehee, Tureens, Sugar and ...._----. . ---. Card Baskets, Syrup and Drink- 'VI la tog Clips, Knives, Forks and . • • .....- Spoons, of various kinds: kc„ 4; Ivii` &c., WARRANTED TRIPLE es ....w. PLATE, on best of metals, and equal to any in the market, of the LATEST ST YLES and no goods are mierepresented, at .JOHN BOWMAN'S New and BeantifulStore, No. 704 Arch street, Phitadelptda. *a...Please call end examine oar Goode before purchas ing. N. B.—All kinds of PLATING at raasonabl• prices _Aug. 21, 1887.—1 y JOHN BOWMAN, WE ,are always 'glad to see our friends at the Itscuisior Gallery, it still stands in the Caine old place opposite the Bank on York st.., Get tysburg, Pa. O. J. TYSON. PHOTO:MINIATURES at the Ex celelor Gallery are superb and are furnished a one.thtrd city , prices. Call and exanpne speclmen'a. C. J. TYSON. XCELStOR is our motto. To R ...please our aim 1 and to render satisfaction in every instance our determination. 'C. J. TYSON. CONSTANTLY on,hand an assort fent of tine Frames, Photograph Albu me, Cards and Bask t o for grimes, from the Batticolleld, Photographs of onr G nera Is, and other distinguished individuals, at the Excel for Gallery. . C. J. TYSON. FRE beat Photographs •made in this County are m With* Barilalor Gallery, Bettye• trargowcalte the o d Beak. 0.3.'17130N. BY all meats hare your Photographs made at the Rae.leior Gallery ifyoa chairs them per eet. • • O.J. TYSON. LARGE VIEWS of the Battle-field, —etngly or in sets, very low; also Stereoscopic Views to thellattiolleld, at the Biceltior'Gsllery. Do not WI to see them. O. J. TYSON. IRRAMES OF EVERY KIND, 4: for Lar o Picture!, Vantage OortiAestoo, Church Cortifloateo, Yledomr7 Certificate", &v., very cheep at • 8. G. BHRAPIPER'B - New Gal lery, Hanover, Pa. June 5,1867.—1 y REMOVAL! • THE GETTYSBURG SKYLIGHT GALLERY. THE undersigned takes pleasure in annotanciug to the citizens of Gettysburg and the public generally that he has removed from his old rooms pa Wept Middle strdet, to Baltimore street and nearly • opposite the store offfisbnestock Brothers- . The room be ET occupies, hu been recently fitted app - expressly for, hir_beisiness. The location is an adminbleone, tumbling him to takepiatures in all shades of weather, and with a orrectnees unequaled any Where else, LIFE-LIMA PHOTOGRAPHS, of every else and description, executed in the finest s tyle nitrtionlarattention given to the CARTE-DR VIBITII,and, „ copying AMBROTYPZB and DAGURRBROTYPHS of deceased !ends. Also- • ' THE ORTVSBURG GEMS, WWI style of picture which has become very popular with the public, not only for their beauty but for cheap ness and convenience. SIXTEEN tor ONE DOLLAR on ly. Also-THE PORCELAIN PI which for their beauty and durability are unit we are prepared to carry on the business in all its vatiotultranolles, and havingbadcomadarablessperienoe we run no risk in GUAR ARTVZING PERPEGT 841737.40270 N. Gall and exathine our Specimens and judge for your selves. • LEVI MIIMPIR. !Jane , BROOM HANDLES FOR SALE, Wholesale or Beta% at thit Lewdest. Yard of O. H. BIIWIILRB. frt . .) MILERB.—For sale a pair of CROPPING STONES AND fiIiAZING-44a a Wilt KILL NIXTURNII. Evolotro of O. B. BRINGIUN. Ooi --tr rg, . • • . . , • . CLOCKS, PATCH ES, JEWELRY, te.. CALL AT ROPER. & MeCARTNEYS ) NEW JEWELRY STORE, On York street, opposite the Bank, Get tysburg, Penssa: • A new -- and fullassortment just received :rein the a ty. SIM ER AND PLATED WARE, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ! such as Violins, Guitars, Accordsoma, flutes, fifes, ie., also the trinunings, els : Keys, Strings, Bown, Bridges and everything belonging to Abe instruments. • Repairing and all kinds of work in our line dons promptly and on reasonable terms. /EAU work warranted to give satisfaction—and all goods sold, warranted to be what they are represented. NoT. MAACK. STAUFFER, Watchmaker and hweler, No. 148 North 2d et., corner of (Aarry, PHILADELPHIA. An assortment of Watches, Jewelry, Silver and .Plated Ware eonstant/ygn hand. 'SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS ! /a-Repairing of Watches and Jewelry promptly at tended to. [Nov. 27,1867.-1 y JAMES E. CALDWELL & CO. le?: NO. 822 N. Ili Ift Chestnut Street, Nh PHILADELPHIA, JSWELERS, IMPORTERS A;.iD td A NUFACi uRERS, HAVE made very large additions to their usual stock i view of tbe approaching Holiday's, derived cblefi l y z from NOVELTIES and tams PIECES OF IF R MERIT found in the WRIGHT, BROTIIBILIB CO . Irriporters, • Oct. 23.4 m 161 Broadway, New York GREAT REDUCTION DI WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PRICES OF VERY SUPERIOR No. 704 Arch Street, PHILADELPHIA, Manufacturer and Dealer in SILVER AND PLATED WARE, Our Gouda are decidedly the cheapest trills City TRLPLZ'PLATN, A No. 1. Mar.14,1887.-1y _1 notigiapit Salltrito. ^.N_ _ • - • 'J I' :7= Mr W 44. ' s - . . • -- y ag 1.0 TIN-WARE AND STOVES. THE • LARGEST ASSORTMENT OP TIN ' --WARE IN THE COUNTY,' AT • S. G. C Coo K S (formerly Ludrew Polley!s); also some of THE BUT 000KINH•STOVES IN THE MARKET, among which are the OLD DOMINION, COMPROMISE, • PENNSYLVANIA. NOBLE COOL - . ECONOMIST, a BARLEY SHEAF, Ac. Also, many other articles for kitchen nee, which wilt be sold an low as at any other place lathe county. " • S. G. COOH. . Apri1.12,1860. Stoves, Tin-Ware, &c., &e., T H m E em bli s c a i r c e o lli g vited to call and examine my im IN THE STOVE LINE : Waverly, Noble Cook, Royal Cook,Barley Sheaf, Orient- Al, Stewart's Cook, Ornamental, Excelsior, Prince Royal and the Emerald Cooking Stoves, all for coal or wood.— These varieties are a selection from the beat and most popular Cooking Stoves the market affords, and are all warranted to give entire satisfaction. Also, a very large variety of Parlor,*Saloon and Shop Stoves, for coal or wood, including the celebrated Morning Glory, the Vol• can, Oval Meteor, Round Meteor, Dial, Violet, Gem, Re gulator, Comet, Egg, New Egg, Parlor Copk, kc., An.— Fire Brick and Orates, for coal or wood, always on hand. IN TtlE TIN-WARE LINE : The assortment embraces everything necessary for kitchen or household purposes, including a large num ber of convenient yet cheap articles of new design which must be seen to be appreciated. The stock is so large and varied that those who have not visited the establish ment have no conception of its extent. In addition to the ordinary kitchen utensils, it includes Bathing Ves sels, Toilet Chamber Sets, plain lad fancy, °heather Buckets, Bread and Spice Boxes, Tea and Coffee Canis ters, Deed Boxes, spittoons, Tumbler Drainers, Bill-head Boxes, Waiters. Ale Carriers, Water Coolers, Slaw Ca t ters,Nurse Lamp, Jelly Moulds, Pudding Moulds, Pa tent Nutmeg Graters, Comb Cases,Gen. Grant Plb.tes and A B C Plates, Ash Buckets, Flour Sleeves, Bird Cages, Spout Heads,Coffee Mills, Lanterns, Basting Spoons, Large Forks, Sticks, Candle Moulds, Copper Dip pers, Wrought-Iron Frying Pans, Smoothing Irons, Foot Scrapers, Coffee Roasters, Waffled Irons, Snuffers, Dinner and Auctioneer Bells, Egg Beaters, Oilers, Fluted Fun nels, Coal Sieves, Glass top Fruit Cans, Plain-top Fruit Cans, Self-sealing Jars, dtc.,..tc. Tin-ware made to order, and repairing promptly attended to, by the best of work men. IN THE HOLLOW-WARE LINE : Cast-iron Pots,of every size and variety, for stoves, Por celain Kett;es, for cooking and preserving, Tin-lined Kettles, for ditto, Cut-iron Stew Pans, of every size and variety, Porcelain and tinned, with a thousand and one other articles impossible to enumerate in an advertise meet. Attention is specially directed to three valuable pa tents for which ho is agent. and about which there is no humbug, as can be attested by scores who have need them, viz: TILE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES-WRINGER, DOTTY'S WASHING MACHINE, and the celebrated DIAMOND CHURN. . . "The public are invited to rail and examine goods and prices. lie guarantees to sell everything in his line at exceeding low figures. Come and see, to grittily your curiosity, Ityou do not want to buy. No trouble to allow Sow's. C. H. BUELILNIt. July 3, 1817,41 stitling FINKLE SEWING The only Machine co perfected that entire satisfaction guaranteed or the pureliaae money refunded When wejtave no Agent a sample Machine will be sold at very low price, and a Local Agent appointed on the most favorable terms. N. B.—AN AGENT wanted in every town. Send for circular. Traveling Agents wanted. Salary, liberal. FINKLE & LYON S.. M. CO. 567 Broadway, New York July 3,1367.-6 m SINGER'S CELEBRATED SEWING MACHINE THE very best and latest improved machine in use, to sale at the CLOTHING STORE of JACOLS k BLO., in Charubershurg street, Gettysburg, where you can boy the beet and cheapest Clothe, Cassuneres end Veetin••n, and every variety 'Agoutis in the line of MEN AND BOYS WEAR. Yon can have them cut out and made up in the very best style if you wiah, at moderate prices, and without any risk whatever. OEO. JACOBS & BRO. Ang.16,1.866. THE HOWE MACHINE . CO.'S SEWING MACIi INES 699 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. These World-renowned Sewing Ma chines were awarded the Highest Premium at the World's Fair, In London, and six First 'Premiums at the N. Y. State Fair 0r1866, and are celebrated for doing the best work, using a much smaller needle for the same thread than any, other machine, and by the intro duction of the most approved machinery, we ere now able to supply the very beat machines in the world. These machines &remade at our new and spacious Fac tory 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 kinds of family Sewing. and. to the use of Seamstresses, Dress Makers, Tailors, Manu facturers of Shirts, Collars, Skirts. (,loaks, Mantillas, Clothing ' lints, Caps, Corsets. Boots, Shoes, Harness, Saddles, Linen Goods, Umbrellas, Parasols, etc. They work equally well upon silk, linen. cott..in or woolen goods with silk, cotton or linen thread. They will seam. quilt, gather, hem, fell, cord, braid, bind and perform every species of sewing, making a beautiful and perfect stitch, alike on both sides of the article sewed. The Stitch invented by Mr. HOW E. and made on this Machine, is the most popular and durable, and all Sew ing Machines are subject to the principle invented by him. Send for Circulars. SIBLEY d STOOPS. General Agents, March 19,1867.-1 y No. 9:T.2 Chestnut St., Phila. SEWING MACHINES! THE GROVER & DAKER THE BEST IN USE.—These Machines have becom so well known that little need be said by way of recotn mehdation. They have taken the first premium at all the late State Fairs, and are universally , acknowledged to be the BEST in nee by all who have tried them. The "Grover k Baker Stitch" and the " Shuttle Stitch" are points that have been attained by no other Machine.— They are th e only Machines that sew and embroider with perfection. These Machines are peculiarly adapted to Family use. They are almost noiseless, sew directly from the spool without rewinding, and are simple in their construction. They are easy to manage, and can be worked by almost any child. Every family should have one. They rare tabor, they save time, and they:.ore money., and do their work better than it can be done by hand. The undersigned having been appointed Agent for the above Machines, has established an Agency in Fairfield, Adams co., where he will always have on hand a supply. Persons wishing to buy will please call - and examine for themselves. . is. Needlei and Thread will also be supplied. J. A. WITHEROW Agent, Aug.16,1868.-tf. Fairfield, Adams county, Pa .Agricultural timplamento. DRINKERHOYF'S CORN SHELLER, SEPARATOR AND CLEANER. The underigned would inform the Agricultural public that he has purchased from the Patentee of this extraordinary machine, the Patent Right for the States of Pennsylvania and Maryland. . Brinkerhoff's Corn Sheller., Separator and Clean er, is pronounced the best nfaehine of the kind in this country. And in proof, it may be mentioned that the "Advisory Committee appointed to select Implements for exhibition at the Universal Ex— position in Paris, in 1867, have selected this Sheller as the belt in America," and at the request of J. 0: Derby, U. S. Agent, a machine has been shipped to Paris for exhibition. One important feature in this machine is that it will shell ears large, small or crooked. perfectly clean, and separates the cob and char from the Corn ready for market. The fact may also be stated that at the great triaL of Agricultural Implements, at Auburn, N. Y., fa July last, under the auspices of the New York State Agricultural Society, the Brinkerhoff Corn Sheller, Separator and Cleaner wag, reported by one of the most competent Committees as the beet Corn Sheller oat. They say, "We have care fully examined and thoroughly tested this ma— chine, and have no hesitation in pronouncing it the best Cbrn Sheller we ever saw." The re— port is signed by melt men as John Stanton could, President N. Y. State Agricultural Society; B. P Johnson, Secietary to same ; Solon Robinson, Ag ricultural Editor N. Y. Tribune; S. Edward Todd, Agricultural Editor N. Y. Times. • ProM among many complimentary newspaper notices, the following, from the N. Y. Observer, is deemeitinillieient: "Among all the Hand Corn 'Mellen made in New Y9rk and Albany—and one single.firm man ufacturers more than 10,000 annually—not one can enter the circle with the Sheller just htre4ited by J. Brinkerhoff, Auburn, New York. It shells, separates and cleanses. rapidly and easily, at one operation, as fast 'tithe ears can be put in the hop per." The undersigned is now prepared to dispoie of COUNTY RIGHTB., Ha will have sity,LLERs ready for sale in the tioUrse of a month'i time. All letters to be addressed to . WM. BIBLE, - P. O. Box 446, Gettysburg, Pa. Xs?. 14, 1887. ~- ~~~• NEW 'BAKERY-. NIIIPOII,T & ZIRGLBR, lieehasiessitetery,Eknlth Washington tr, haltimmare from the Bogle Ho Col ,Gettysbnrg ~a . Ooaatautlyon hand, the bent of Bread, °nether Cakes, Protitale, As Porportensktieripabßread era derwrzsor e . Ing,by leaviuttlairnassiudad neldepossat the baffa ii"r7 agar* Mad. ill 16 101.• Sin TWA OAiL. aptil 11151.64. s'oo MIL S OF THE Union Pacific. Railroad RUNNING WEST PROM OMAHA ACROSS THE CONTINENT, ABE NOW COMPLZTED TIER Union Paslfic Railroad Company have built a loner line of railroad in thelast eighteen months than wasever built by any other cpmpany In the same time, and they will continue the work. With the same energy until it is completed. The Wastem Division is being pushed rapidly eastward from Baorameato by the Comm( Pacific Company of California, and it is expected that THE ENTIRE GRAND LINE to the Pacific will be open ibr bneinean in 11170. MORS THAN ONE-THIRD OT THE. WORK HAS ALREADY BEEN DONE, MORE THAN ONE-THIRD OP THE WHOLE LINE IS NOW IN .ILUNNINO ORDER, AND MORE LABORERS ARE NOW EMPLOYED UPON IT THAN EVER BEFORE. More than FORTY MILLION DOLLARS IN MONET have already been expended by the two powerful com panies that have undaitaken the enterprise, and there is no lack of funds for its moat vigorous prosecutkm. When the United States Government found ft necessary to se cure the copetruction of the Union Pacific Railroad, to develop and protect its ovOn Interests, it gave the Com panies authorized to brad it such ample aid as should render its speedy completion beyond a doubt. Theevail able means of the Union Pacific Railroad Company, de rived from the Government and its own stockliblders, may be briefly summed up as follows : 1. -UNITED STATES BONDS Ilaving.thirty years to run and bearingsix per cent. cur rency interest at the rate ot 516,000 parasite fur 517 miles on the Plains • then at the rate of $48,000 Der mile kirlbo miles through the Rocky Mountains; then at the rate of $32,000 per mile for the remaining distance, for which the United States takes a second hen as security. The inter est on these bonds is paid by the United States govern • went, which also pays the company one-half the amount of its bills in money for transportincits freight, troops, mails, &c. The remaining ballot - these bills is placed to the company's credit, and forms a sinking fund which May fluidly discharge the whole amount of this lien.— The claims against the government since April of the cur rent year amount to four and one-half times this interest 2.-FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS By its ch arter the Company is permitted to issue Its own First Mortgage Bonds to the same 'meant as the bonds Issued by the government. and no more, avid only as the road progresses. The Trustees for the bondholders are the lion. B. D. Morgan, U. S. Senator from New York, and the Hon. Oakes Ames, Member of U. S. Mouse of Re. presentatives, Who are responsible for the delivery of these bonds to the Company in strict accordance with the terms of the law. 3.-TUE LAND GRANT The Union Pacific Railroad Company Las a land grant or absolute donation from the gm ernment of 12,880 acres to the ruin, on the line of the road, which will not be worth leis than $1 50 per acre at the lowest valuation. 4.-THE CAPITAL STOCK. The authorized capital of the Union Pacific Railroad Company is $100,000,000. of which over fn,ntaixiun h ave been paid on the work already done. THE MEANS SUFFICIENT TO BUILD THE ROAD Contracts for the entire work of building 914 miles of first-class railroad welt from Onuths,cumprising much of the tnost difficult mountain work, and embracing every expgnse except surveying, have been made with responsi ble parties (who have already finished over COS miles), at the verage rate of sixty-eight thousand and fifty-eight dollars ($88.05.) pey mile. This price inelndes all neet-s- ILryfe..-' of cars, depots, ,Wings, and also loco (eight cars, and other it that shall not hetes' cost of the remaining leven hundred miles ‘...inpany to be £90,000 -4, at Sfig,usB 166 miles. at $90,000 Add discounts on bonds, surveys, kc Amcrant As the S. Bonds are equal to money, and the ' Nos. pany's own First Mortgage Bonds have a re..dy market.- we have u the Available Cash Resources fur Building Eleven Hundred Miles: U. S. Ronde 529.328,000 First Mortgage Bonds ... 29.328.000 Capital Stock paid in on the work now done... 5,369.760 Land grant, 14,0f0,000 acres. at 81 50 per acre.. 21,120,000 Total .555,145,750 The company have ample facilities for supplying any deficiency that may arise in mean. for con.tructkut.-- This may ba done wholly or In part by additiotukj sub scriptions to capital stock. • Activwinquiry has already been made for a portion of these lands, and arrangements are now prepaid to offer part of theta for sale. While their whole vein. will not be available for some years to come, they will remain a very important source of revenue to the Company. The lands of the Illinois Central Railroad Company ISO 114t1 ling st from $6 to 112 per acre, and other land-grant com panies in the West are receiving equal prices for similar properties. FUTURE BUSLNESS The most sLeptical have never expressed a doubt that when the Union Pacific Railroad is finished the Immense business that moat Mon over it, as the only railroad am enacting the two grand divisions of the North American continent, will be one of the wonders of railway mane portalion and an it will hive no competitor it can al ways charge remunerative rates. EARNINGS FROM WAY BUSINESS During the quarter ending July 31, an average of 3'25 miles of the Onion NCH% Railroad was in operation.— The Superintendent's Report shows the following result EARNINGS. Paagengert, Freight, Telegraph and Malls $74;66 Tranaportatiou of Contractors' Materials and Men.. 479,283 41 EMI EXPENSES Fuel, Repairs, Offices, Conductors, Train -, kc.. 5395,530 92 Yex EALEWLNGS to balance 807,608 03 . Total * 1,3)3,038 95 The net operating expenses-on the commercial busi ness for the quarter were EM7,966 50. The account for the COS.I3IEIiCIAL RUA NRSS stands as follows: Earnings for slay, JUDO and July 4725, 54, Expenses 2d7d906 50 Net Front .$485,789 04 The amount of Bonds the Company can issue on 325 miles, at 116,000 per mile, is 15,200,000. Interest in gold. three months, at t 1 per cent., on this sum, is $78,000; add 40 per cent. premium, to correspond with currency earn ings, is sloo,2oo—showing that the net earnings for this quarter were mere than four Una the interest on the First Mortgage Bonds on this length of road. • FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, whose principal la so amply provided for, and whose inter est Is so thoroughly secured, must be classed among the safest Investments. They pay 818 DER CENT. IN GOLD, and are offered for the present at NINETY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, and accrued interest at ELT. Per Cent. m Currency from July 1. Many parties are taking advantage of the present high price of Government stocks to exchange for these Bonds. which arp over ItIPALFEN PER CENT. CHEAPER, and, at the ciitrent rate of premium on gold pay OYER NINE PER CENT. INTEREST. Subscriptions will be readied 112 Gettysburg, by Get tysburg National Bank find Pint National Bank, and in New York at the Company's 020 n, No. 20 llama street, and by CONTINENTAL NATIONAL :DANK Na t Naasan at, CLARK, DODGE k CO., Bankers, N 0.51 Wall it, JOHN J. ClBOO t SON, Bankers, No. 83 - Wall at. and .by the Company's aSsertimed Agent* thronghant the United &stem pa of whom map* andSeacriptlve mphleta may be obtained on application. Remittances atenddbe made in drafts or other funds par in New York, and the bonds will be sent free of charge by return express. JOHN J. 01800, Treasurer, New York. Nov. 18, 1867.-3111 PATENT Metallic or White Wire FOR CLOTHES LINES. SIX REASONS why every family .horrid have one of there Potent White Wire Olathe" Lines lit. Ton never have to take it in, no matter what the weather may be; the weather will not affect it. Irwin last from twenty to fifty years, and during that time yott will wear out fifty ordinary lines, besides suffering an untold amount oftrouble and as with them. ' ad. It Lithe cheeped Line in the world, to say fleeing of let vent convenience. A good oppe aloft I et. per Sot, and this only Oct.. This Wire, at 25 tants per foot. li cheaper than a rope line. 4th..Toti cannot load ft heavy enough lath clothe., iind the wind never blows strong enough, to it.J.1.6450 lbs. being ite breaking weight. 6th..lt does not in any way dieeeler. War or injure clothes that are hang upon it, and they never freers to it. The guest fabrics can be removed Instantly in theouldest sr the ro m p T thout . injury. This is a decided' advantage *e balk oth. It will me its price in saving you tronbisamfan norms awry thine months you own it. Prim 3 Ones per Amt. Money refunded if out smod exactly u represented; after the most thortnist trial L. McDONNMLL, Agent, Gettysburg, Puna. 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EDITED BT in 16 Large volumes, Bvo PILICE AND STYLE OF BINDING COMlnenced lu 1861 SIX VOLL - 31ES NOW OUT A ELLICAN CTCLOPSDI --VALUABLE A 3 A WOLK OF RIFELINCL BOLD BY S ei BECRIPTION ONLY. -111- JUST PUBLISHED, BASSINI'S IN FORM OF INTENDED AS IN TWO VOLUMES WASHINGTON LIBRA = RY CO., Chartered by the Stab; of Pennsyhrsi4 and Organised • la aided tbs• - RIVERSIDRIN'STIAFTE ins stnreaebin: eaasoreounir SOLDIERS' AND 13M101#8' DRPEtANS Incorporated by die State of New liersay, SUBSCRIPTION ONE t)OLLAR THE WAgHINOTON LIBR/ RY COMPANY, BY VIRTUE BY THEIR CHARTER, ACCORDANCE WITH ITS PROVISIONS, THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS IN PRBSENTS TO THE SHAREHOLDERS ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Sm, 1868, Orlat the Institute, Riverside, .N. J. And many other large presents, the whole amounting to For Rehedule of Preqentt. Foie s,,nt free on appliention. 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Larger amounts should be sent by draft or ex pre.. 10 shares with Engravings $9 (.0 '..111 shares with Engravings Z SO So shares with Engravings 46 SO •75 shards with Engravings 69 00 100 shares with Engraving5.._...__......_..... 90 tfo Local AGICNTS WANTED thra,Th.mt the l'ulted States THE RIVERSIDE I:s.;STITITTE, Bit - nate at Riverside. Burlington County, New Jersey, is founded for the purpose of gratuitously educating the aoe. of deceaseed eoldiers sad Seamen of the United States. The Board of Trustees ecowista id the following well. kin.wn citizens of Pennsylvania and New Jersey:— HON. WILLIAM B. MANN, District Attorney, Philadelphia, Pa. HON. LEWIS R. BROONIALL, Ex-Chief Coiner U. 8. Mint, and Recorder of Deeds, Philadelphia. Pa. HON. JAMES M. SCOVEL, New Jersey. HON. W. W. WARE, New Jersey. HENRY GORMAN, Esq., Agent Adana' Express., Philadrlphia., Pa J. E. COE, Esq., J uy, Cue 2 Co., Philadelphia_ Tat/at:lt Y WASIIDIGTOY, D..C.,Apn716. 18C7.—Office of Internal Revenue: —Raving received 4atiefactory evidence that toe proceeds of the enterprise 000dnctod by the Washington Library Company will be devoted to charitable uses, permiseion -is hereby granted to said Comp:up , to conduct such enterprise exempt front ll charge, whether from 'pedal tax or other duty. The Association have apps.inted u Receivers, Messrs. GEORGE A. COOKE & CO., 33 South Third Steeet, Phila delphia, whose well.Rnuwn integrity and business ex perience will be it sufficient guarantee that the money intrusted to them will be promptly applied to the pm posestated. PHILADELPHIA, PA., Map al, 1967. To the ,Pffiem.x and Members of the Washington Library (b., N. S. READ, Secretary. TUN EN :—Oa receipt of your favor of the 15th notifying us of our appointment as Receivers for your Company, we took the liberty to submit a dopy of your Charter, with a plan of your enterprise to eminent legal authority, and haring received his favorable opinion In regard to its legality, and sympathising with the benevolent object of your Asaociation, vitt: the wham lion and maintenance of the orphan children of our soldiers and sailors of the Riverside Institute, we have concluded to accept the trust, and to use our best efforts to promote so worthy an object. Respectfully, yours, kc., GEO. A. COOKE k CO., Address all letters and orders to GEO. A COOKE k 00., BANKERS, 33 Smith Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Releasers for the Washington Library Co. E. H. MINNIGH, Aug. 7.-sm. Gettysb nrg. givery sthbleo. GETTYSBURG LIVERY • SALE & EXCHANGE STABLES. THE Proprietor of these Stables,' teelin g thank thi for the liberal patron ageher e t ofore !weaved, imagis'. to inform thepn bile that heoentlaues the LIVERY BUSINESS at Witold stand on Washington atreet,Gettpbargolear the Railroad, where he in pre. pared at all times to accommodateporsonswithanything In his line. HORSES, COACHES, BUGGIES, /hi, 'unfitted at short notice and on reasonable terms, and oompetentdlivers sent along it desired. Persons will be conveyed to'other towns, or to any place in the country. His stook and Ooachee are of the first elms, and no pains wigs to make passengers comfortable lie is p at &Hamel to furnish reaches foci:Amends; • *boo to parties desiring to go over the ki•t tie Yield Air to 'lilt the Springs. ALSO—N OR BEB AND HP L I DS bebonghtand sold atall tim es. Personsitesizingto ramhasestoek will And it to their advantage to call on se undersigned, as his Mock is warranted to be se rep resented or no sale. He has a Sue lot of Horses and Dales at present on hand which will be sold on reasons. Me Loma. They are mound and free from disease, 66d are guarantied to work as represented. Persons will /edit to thelradvantage to callattha old ets6d bettor* bfrhissreTurobssingeilewbeie. 1861.—ti titoROLAII WOTIM. TILE EAGLE LIVERS; SALE & EXCHANGE STABLES. rculhington Street, Gettysburg' Pa. . ADJOINING THit EAGLE HOTEL. wider-WOW would respectful 1y inform the public that he has opened a new LMT,.IS4ILD AND =MUM MAUI In this plank, and Is prepared to ofbr superior acoonssoodationa this,lino. He has provided hhneet with !nese, Dar- Zmilsous4Aght Waver, Ac of the 'Malt styles, mod the publie demand. His boron areal" land, olthatt spot or ,blemish, and pahmt"y reliable papa of year "'old otipplei," but Midas “2.40. order. Ming partiereanailwen be accommodated end nun *lrish's equipments faMhsbod. 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BRYAN, t sphrod•D, 4119 RZO,ILDWA.Y, KKK YORK, Gives SPECIAL TREATMENT inall eases of Seminal, Sexual, Urinary and 'Nervous Diseases in Male or Female. AIOVION sxss and Correspondence svazerav eonsuncs ; , To thummumn.--I will send my private and conliden- Ott dtralarsiresechorge, and ibr 10 cents • valuable t•asttes . 011 1 Weaknen, by Dr. F. BILL. 100 P ri11072.-1E will send my Private Circular with An atomical Engravings five of charge, and for 10 cuts • valuable treatise by Dr. ibex HAILYI7, containing impor tant isibrioation on all subjects of intveet to the ea:. Jsz).lo, 18C4.—ly yOUNT'S COMPOUND! FOR THE CORE OF PUTRID BORE THROAT, INFLUENZA, or any other Inflammatory or inward disease of the Throat if not of too long standing. Also, SCUM= Fitysit. This medicine has been trisat in THOUSANDS OF OASES la different parts of the country and has never been known to fall if takea In time end according to dire°. Hons. It is warr..nted to cure. (Breit a trial and 'twill speak for Itself. Every household should provide them selves with t. box of this medicine and keep ft on hands. The cure* that It has effected are truly marvelous. Ita„Prepared and sold by bask Youv I. Co., Gettys burg, Pa, or by their authorized • gen ta. FOT sale at nearly all the Stores in Adams rout, !y. May 29, 1867.-tf 13RAKT. & CO. BARREI"f 'S THE BEST VEGETABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE, TO WHICH WAS AWARDED A SILVER MEDAL! The Highest Premittit at the New Hantpxhire Slate Ihir. plangw Gray Hair Ire imperior to all others for reator• ORIGINAL COLOR. This Preparation relieves the Ilea. of Dandruff. Hen-t -ors. and all unpleasant Burning or Itching of the scalp, supplying to the r‘r,tx of the hair the required nourish ment for the promotion of its growth IT IS A BEAUTIFUL DRESSING, leaving the scalp, c.at. clean and healthy. Si-. EVERY BOTTLE WARRANTED. "fat J. R. BARRETT .b CO., Proprietors. Manchester, N. H. 47-Sold by Dr R. Homer. Gettysburg, Pa., and by uggists June 2G, 19137 ST'EER'S PORT GRAPE WINE, 'l:scd by Hundreds of Congregations for Churo.li or C'omnitcizion Plt7poBCB ME Ercafri,e,f,/ iit(ll6l and IFeakly Pe•rson.s TO LSE VINEYARDS, NEW JERSEY SPEER'S PORT GRAPE WINE, FOUR TEARS OLD justly c(.letilitted native Wiae lb made from the juice rd the Oporto Grape, raised in this country.— Its iuvaluable TONIC AND STRENGTHENING PROPERTIES are nnsurpassed by any o'll‘r native Wine. Being the pure juice of the Grape, produced under Mr. Speer'. own personal supervision, its purity and genuineness are guaranteed. The youngest child may partake alit. gen erous qualities, and the weakest invalid may use It to ad- vantage. It if particularly beneficial to the aged and debilitated, and suited to the various ailments that af flict thieweaker sex. It ie. in every respect, A INTNE TO BE RELIED ON. Invalids nee Speer's Port Grape Wine. Females use Speer's Port Grape Wine. Weakly persons find a benefit by its use. ;:peere e IViues iu Hoepital, are preferred to other Sie - S,ld by Drturgiets an.l (1 racers. A. Speee's Vineyar.l, New Jereey. Office,243 Brabdway, New York. [Sept. 4, Vi67.-1y _ THE GREAT CHOLERA PREVENTATIVE. X. 1566. L THE GREAT Zingari Bitters. T 111 WONwERFUL REMEDY was discovered an introduced about twenty years ago by Dr. s.Cheop or s, an eminent Egyptian physician. Ile had long seen and felt the want of som• remedy which would strike at the root of disease, and so pre vent much of the suffering which the human family was than compelled to endure. This great question was presented to his mind ever! day in vivid colors as be moved among the sick and dying, and observed the inefficiency of nearly all the remedies then in use. Thus :le was led to think and experiment; and after ten years' study and labor, he presented to bie fellow-man the wonderful Zinger) hitters. The effect at this preparation in the prevention and cure of disease, was Co mit - retinue and astonishing , that the mostflatter ing mark. of royal favor were bestowed upon him who discovered it. His name was placed upon the Roll of Nobles. and a gold medal with the following inscription r. B.Cheopsu., the Public Renefactor—was presented tl5 him by the Viceroy. The preparation has been used in several epidemics of cholera, both as a preventive and curative measure, and with such great success, that it has been introduced Into 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 no against this terrible disease should be freely and persistently sued. All pathologists now agree that thecholera poison acts on the erten' through the blood. and that any combina tion which acts on the excretory organs, and keeps them In working order. must prevent &sufficient accumulation if the poison to exert i terrible effects on the organism. This is true not only of cholera, but of nearly all other maladiea, especially the different forme of fever. The Zingari Bit tern is just such a remedy as the above conditions require. It sets on the orgarisof excretion and Secretion. keeping up a perfect balance between them. This Bittern in composed entirely of roots and herbs. so nicely ccmcocted that every organ is acted upon and put in tone. Ito taste is pleasant and its effects prompt and lasting;. Numerous cases of the following diseases have been cured by it: Cholera, Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Scrofula, Typhoid and Typhus Fever, Fever, Agne, Nervous De bility, Anaemia,Pomale Irregularities,Dyspepsia,Platn lency, Colic ' Ac. Price One Dollar per quart Bottle. Principal Depot at the Walnut street whart,Harris burg. Pa. Sold by Drngnist s, ilotelk eepere and Grocersgenerally. G. F. KALBILEISCII, solo Agent for Gettysburg. P. RAUTER, Pole Proprietor Ilarrisbarg, Pa May 29, 1867 DR. L. J. GROVE'S UNIVERSAL MAGNETIC SALVE & PLASTER. This demervedly popn ler remedy, baring been greatly improved, to now ow to thecltlzene Adam, county. • Itte many sttoussinds who are daily using it, testify to Its magical virtues In the early stages of Consumption, Cbughs, • Local Bhannatinn, Neuralgia, Jam and Tooth Ache, Weakness and Pain in the Back, Side and Kidneys, Cancer, Scrofula, Old Sores, Erysipelas Fresh Wounds, Buns, Bruises. Sore er hylamod Breasts, Inserted 2W Cbrns, Bunions, dc., etc. Its mysterious virtues, and the wonderful cures it has peribrmed, might be published; but the diacovererla willing to rely on its intrinsic merits, in order to intro duce it into every family Iq the country. Prepared only by the proprietor, 266 E. Lombard St, Baltimore; and sold by A.D. BUEHLER, Dr. R. HOR NER, and J. S. FORNEY, Gettysburg, and by the mer chants of the county. Resitiumess :—Senry Culp, a 1 .., Andrew Schick, John Winebrenner, 3. L. Schick. so-Merchants can get a supply by calling at J. W/NR• BRENNER'S, at Wholesale Prices. July 81, 1887,—1y HAPPINESS OR MISERY. THE victim of youthful indiscretion destroys his hap pinata, ruins his prospects for social enjoyment mar riage and the pursuit of business and ends his life In misery; but by the timely use of the long tried and faith ful remedy BELL'S SPECIFIC PILLS, be may recover his health. Make therein.e no delay in using this remedy. It gives . speed i rellef and will soon effect a cure in all cases of Semi eaknees, Emissions, Physical and Nervous Debility derangements of the urinary organs. Positive benefit is derived by using a singlebor. . •It is entirely vegetable and harmless and= change of diet Is necessary whilst using them. Price One Dollar per boa with full directions. Sold by Druggists generally. In plum where they cannot be procured I will send them by mail post•paid and secure from observation on receipt of the money.— Address J. BEYAMi 819 Broadway, New York. Private and J:Wintlential circulars will be Mkt to gen. tlamecaree of charge. Nor sale In Bmmlttsburg, Md., by A. T. Bteht A 0o: Jan.l9, 11144.-ly • • ~ TO LA.D.I . E.S. VOUS attention le called to the mot Acalcsitione re. mediae ever known. tor the 'mama of obstructions and derangethemts hicident to the kraals ear. , DR. nARvErs CHRONO THERMAL, PILLS, have been used Ibr urrardegt*Un'T TlOAutth Warr ins encase {Ley are adapted tor all ordinary exam and never MI to their melon If edam to thaw • . HARVEI 6 B . . GOLIARN• FEMALE PRIOR YIPS BOLUBiI A. BOX; aralatended Ibr special ewe requiring, more powerful medicine. They are four degrees stronger than the or: dinary kind and are pertbctly hood= aid reliable. If you cannot get them etym. druggist I will send them by return mall, post-paid and secure from observa tional motile of themoieey. I will aleo menden ted and Ckmilderitial Weather taidlemonapp Addreee • ,siajiroodway, New York., For sail - Ml'lUl , leiz SW by A. T. lilts *Om Jan. 10, 1107,1 y ' • Neember 11, -1867. Ro moßz BALD MUDS DRS LEON'S ELECTRIC HAIR RENEWER. I S pronounced by all who have need it the eery bent , preparatknt lbr the-Hair. It is • pe aitles cure tor lb 41Mess, eraileatesDaadrutland Rumors, Mope the hair huhu &fling out, sad speedily mimes Gray Locke to their original hue and Ins mimes. • It operates on the seoretiunsond MU the `lands with new life and adoripg mask. 'NM, dead, faded or gray Lair will always h, broight back W a taw, appUoat of , to its youthful abundance, vitality and color. It makes the hair soft glossy. fragrant, pigments to the touch and easy to arrange. Dry wity.and tn‘rewMible locks become moist, pliant, sad disputed to remain Many desired position. As it hair dressing it has do equal. The sales are enormous, and it Is a 11111•411111111 awaits with old and young tt both. wee. Bold by Druggists throughout the United States. Ad dress all orders ter' • EIZGLEIf: I SWIM, Bole Proprietore.,l33 North Third Eit-eet, Philadelphia. Dee. 19, 1866,—1i ERRORS OF YOUTH AGENTLEMAN' vim in early life was a TiOULO to that debasing vie* 00 to youth, which rein:lied in Seminal Weekneirl Involvatary NitatldODS and Nervous kroetration sod came neer ending hie days f hopeless misery. After using tOtllljltOlll remedies without sue. ;PM, he obtained from a friend some simple rules sod prescription. that effected s permanent cure. On behalf of suffering humitilty be will send the same.free of charge to oil who limy desire It. Address EDGAR TRSMAINS, dtatiou D, Bible Mau, N. lt Jan. 10. 1867.-1 y annuerrial i/pw National Telegraph Institute, Corner of Penn and St. Clair Streets, PITTSBURG, PA The LargeSt, Cheapest, Best ACTUAL BUSINESS COLLEGE IN THE UNITED STATES During the vast ten years., upward 4 of FIFTEEN THOUSAND STUDENTS, Repl esenting 'evlry State in the ruiou, have Gradua here. A COLLE.PE OF ACTUAL BUSINESS, Su, Bank,. Stores, PoAt Office. C. ramie Broken.' lii,iiranee. Railroad. Steamboat, and Telegraph Ottices. 6c., combining TIT EOHY AND PRACTICE Staa [as are !boroughly in4tructeil In ail the branches of a PR A UTICA T. D 'SLVES,S EDUCATION loclnilii.e ilook.koeping i Penman,hip, Arithmetic. Com mercial Low, Political Economy. Cneioeee Correwpond eixe. the Art of Detectirie Counterfeit Money, Railroad ing, Steam boating, Telegraphing, PRACTICAL BANKLNG,kc STUDENTS CAN ENTER AT ANY TIME, d complete a. f rll Cullr6o in li um CIULIT to TIOSi:LYZ FIFTY DOLLAP.S Nye all expenses for Tuition. Bucks, Blanks, and Dip- NO EXTRA CHARGES . For Penmanship, Steamboating, Railroading. Banking or Diploma. as in other Colleges. FIZZ Lzasiosrs daily in Penmanship to all students in the Commercial Depart ment. FOR CIRCULARS, Finny toll Information. and one taming a complete outline of our system of Practital Bu minese Education, together with TESTIMONIALS from Practical Easiness 116 n, Merchants, Bankers, Book keepers, kc. Address the Principals. Dec.l3. DICKINSON Al' CARLISLE, PE NA GIGGLY IMPORTANT TO YOUNG MEN COYTEMP LATINO A BUSINESS EDUCATION, TO know that this Institution ern ploys none but competent Instructors in every de partment, and a sufficient number to insure individual instruction to all onto students, and being eunuected with "'Weidman College," enables ft to present combined facilities of the highest order, while the currant ex penses attending a course here, are from 00 to $lOO less than at similar institutions in large cities. sre think that when these facto are properly understood by those who contemplate entering an institution of this order, they will not be long in deciding in favor of Carlisle. The following course of Instruction should command itself to all, who desire that kind o (information most re quisite to prepare them for any of the business purreas in life. HOOK•KEEPING ' Single and Double Entry as applied and practiced in the various departments of Trade and Commerce, and Banking House* of the country. PENMANSUIP Practical and Ornamental of superior Sty le—g{vi■ epeeist attention to proper movement, in the formatio and combination oflettere, and thereby inruring to • ery student a good Current Hand. 81115t..;5139 AILITHALETIC. • Including the moot approved and beet adapted methods for all business calculations—Mental and Written. ENGLISH GRAL3IIIAR Taught with specie,. reference to. correct composition, without which no stedient will be qualified to assume the duties of a first class accountant. NERCANTILE.LAW Taught in classes, using "Dean's Treaties" as a Text Book, embracing the most Important legal information for a business man to possess. HUMUS PORSIS AND CORRESPONDENCE, ars daily practiced in the Actual Business Department, where the students in connection with their ditties con duct an extensive correspondence, and make out all itorms froru a Receipt, to •judgment Note BRECLAL BRANCHES. Phonography or Mort Hand Writing.. Ornamental Pen mans!' ip, Pen Drawing, Telegraphing, Natural PhilosZ, phy, Geometry, Algebra. kc., to. We invite an impartial inveatigatlon of our facilities, for Imparting sound tnstructim in the branches enamor. ated. Air Students entarat any time, and pursue their course without interruption. 4EV-For further particulars, write and receive Circular. Address, , A. M. TRIMMER, Carlislo, Pa. Tab. 21,1867-1 y • BUSINESS COLLEGE, BRYANT, STRATTON i KIMBERLY'S CORNER 10TH AND CHESTNUT STREETS, PH.ITADELPHIA YOUNG MEN spared for the Counting Boom and Business life general THEORY, & PRACTICE ombintd by means of Ranks, Business Hems and the nee of ill kinds of Business Paper En' THIS INSTITUTION is endorsed by the Indies baleen •en el' the elk/ STIMENTB RICIEMD AT ANY TIER CULLS:OI.OPM( ALL , TSUI TIAN. TOR PARTIT.II7LA3IS SEND FOR 1:711=4,41143 Jun 919,1567.-17 avagthl• Vuftw• TBE BEST WA S ill -MA OH INE OES TIM undimMed odlw fbr ,itas t th. 1111711MEIP imuris . of Aztaml whigh le the olihoit; *am iuld• SOM• Wm!" AO Writ been and to tuk *Old: The too and r easaimat d• f a r m .'rib la* Sae MilnUestir fte mirgedis men to ntekeilloolllrWall tommendeeptea ee lellin; thus umobisse., A sample madam' viii ha far Plsbed any POMO Who deduct, • C°l4. "11 at the elon .. 4b ussk"* 0 051001 1/ 11 . W• tor . 15 quarge *tin tUal/A410 1 1 1 M7 Afillinalkoktii•d• cio l na,;. ‘b au:' sigs6rl"3"..)thlQa'x' \ NO NONE GRIT LOOKS! AND SMITH & COWLET. Pittsburg, Peons ON Ulllk Batisinire sired, allinot: ?WEE Tun STAR lAD Wednesday athill001; or .2.50 . 11' not•psid serlptionsd • paid, unless al tits Aovr.rrnsporionili 141 rates. A liberal sods advertbdok year. apsclal rates, to be ..0 IHrT4 °11."1.111.' arc fa one -Tall• any newspaper lac vertlslng madlunN for Wows ot ecumml, and at.Adli. , Cards, Panipbtatii. will be printed ECM D. IeCONAOOIII, A teorll4/11 McCONAU • JtAN M. Kl4' law, at ht. ,td nal*, Spot elate, U 43l l7 l : l iet= ° 'l l llr moat of lataw, Mons, Bounty. flackinini • f: at all tlatoo.PtudittflY dog' Land warnatta lowa and other weatant - AJ. COVER, LAW, win bwmpAi . other' Boldness entrusted to CM& blitirpea lahnsunot stores, San lawn , Nrer jAVID WILLS LA WiOlnee at his reef Ler of Colette Square. IteMettegh—.lloi.Thadott 1:9 DAVID A. BU ?IST %7 LAW, wig awl all other baatueer en. eßrOtllee at hie mamas opposite the Court Hope. i (ILALM Al signed will attend 14 • the U. B. alleerumela, hoeiN Pay, PendoPL Porno. 14.4 or before any orate De. , Mgr 29.1 Set A tioTbiti DR. J. W. 0' Has hie OMNI ai t wu doors %boys the Cb o•llyaborg, May 119, 1: JOHN LAW' elat, (Mee hi Cbdtut • • the Lutheran Church., mai Drug Store, wha.a he ipst, attend may case within Off Perim' In want of Woods May V, 1 SIC . 18 Ite.flUMB.D tb• Z AK H TOWN, and airs his at his bongo, cor oar of Loma lay, near tba Italltoad; Mamma. guano 10EIN IV. Titer. 'O r BLS BARBllll.Noeth next do4r to %Ice 110 be vial et tll those be timitd sees In bin line. Helm' el• will ensure eatletactlow t May 29,1897. LURVEYOR AN I VIYANCICR. The eonveyaacer's LICI4IIIIII. W Mince of COUNT Y tiOlt VI! %vitt ciNo OF DICRDS.' I .1 it,FIC LAS OF ArOR SAL flaying had considerable as to reCeiVell liberal 'amnia( ly **tamed to aad chair e Fairttald. Adams Co., a. ' May 22,1867,-4y OR! YES! THE undersigni. an Auctioneer's Skeen public, and would reapeellfull is prepared toattaad prompt By atria mutation to bueee sattaractkin. es.,Citsvies faction roarsotied la ell May 29,11667.—ff. OH . YES t Tb• anderelped having *ens. Wren bU serrleet to I _and will attend to the Belli .. perry when ever celled ape _ *speciosa"; be hopes to be ab Coo to all wbo amp (evor Club• Oct. 16,1167 .-30 gE WILL be In nettysbur 1 DAY and FRIDAY In - desire ism to farsbb Meet will Lem their orders, sit Der Zeigler, smiles the whets the stone wul be den Sept. 25, 11167.-tf 4 CAPITALISTS : ;T. C. ZOUCIE, REA .a 11" 0.170. YD, TKO N 0.1510,11 • Stock of (loads, dun r • s Railroad. In splendid 'Or good chance fur talus wish krare chance is offered if sp mission given any Lbws, Alen, 100 Farms, 111 Us. • chine Shops, Town Lots, *Cr land, Irr mils. ranging In pt sir AnyAny venom wLablag u to sdl tbrodgb my age subscriber, rt address by Is Oct. 80.—Sm Address—Yew • NOT THE subscriber o Tired bld GRIST - "Me tiNNY'S od t 011,111 DING AND .hurt tattoo. B. Whitt& , bood, sod .111 goarantoo Jatt012.1547,14'. FIRST NAT GETTYSBII Is agent for flwigaei Union Pad 6 PER CENT. GOL at 90 cents on the dollar, counter. An nectretu7 lnt G ettyob or', Nov. 2Z, IMT CM NATION: GOVERNMENT 31VIN-THIITY. • BOX Mho CONKTKO The 11101113? PaveiTi imams sad MI K, or witbail CHAS OIDIUId tolerant oa SPiOlAtt 0 o Fla 4 Pia 8 VIA P gnaw width. • as Stocks et all kb*, aelll 11.U7 . 'i ' bur& C 1111; ICEUX23 GET'r liitera4 q ," 5 PBS 011111Croni f.: 740 NOUS MO 4; *AIR Mad t will altparalli• trio pay Ma llWar Mil =Ei
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