an. :1.4. • 1. "
nab scluseitetper,
SEASONABLE HINTS.
' All necessary seeds and implements 'should
be proeureffor pat in nrder forage, before the
openingverpring. Many linprovetneUts can'
be made bout our houses and farm bqdings,
adding greatly to comfort and convenience
with little ciktme; whic , h if postponed until
the busy mason, are generally left undone.—
Gates fbr rise are More economical;
sidepAnore pleasant to use, than bars.
It is Liken found convenient, even in thete
"Vey as you go" times, for farmers to utakeex
change of their products with mechtMies - and
others. -The New Year is alleady r here,
when all, such accounts should be adjusted.
It is will to mature, during winter, plans
for iniprorentents of the coining year.-
Muciiiti 'gained-In "taking time by the fore
lock,"--t_kdowing in advance what we are to
do. Are buildingsto be erected ? 7 -mtiett' of'
the net:miry, team work can be more collo
mically dome now, than ut any other season of
the year. •
Are orchard '4' to'be pleared ?—if not' famil
iar with varieties which succeed its your lo
cality, consult with those who have had ex
perience in it, or a similar one, and prepare
your lists almostyxeltrively selecting ,i.tt few
varieties; of,-is good quality mean ho had,
a .d known tube hardy and productive 4 Order
trees direct from "3piur nearest red tble nurse
ryman, giving a wide berth to all traveling
"Agents," Yo' orders cannot be sent in too
soon, as the stoc,ta of fruit trees in the, coun
try of suitable 131 Z.: for planting in orchards,
are inadequate to meet the demand of the
coming spring.
Ev ny farm should have a small quantity
of miler or basket willow growing, for tying
up grape-vines, tope o(cortilhocks and sim
ilar atm bzai les mtkittg baskets. Tae For:
byana, soineticuts3 called "Leather Willow,"
a white barked variety, is the best and most
pli.ble'of any Wet land is best adapted to
their eulturet--half a dozen rods devoted to
them, - would be sufficient for a farm of a
quarter section.‘
Scions of Truit trees are injnred by the se
vere cold of our coldest winters. It is best to
cut them in'etarly winter, pack in saw-dust.
jeaves, Or soil a little moist and keep in a cool
• Cattily; ofsoft Wooded trees, as the Wil
lows and Poplars, also of Currants and Goose
berries wanttl for spring - planting, csn'be cut
any mild weather during winter. - fie in bun
dles with wlllow withes, bury in moist sand
in rathse.r Warm cellar. If done before Pebru
_
ary, they will callous preparatory to rooting,
sod often Amu roots a.i inch or two in length,
before proper time fur plahting in early
spring Advance. •
CHANGE OF SEEDS.
A vt•riter In an extithlnge says :—"I made
many inquiries and collectlii quite a number
of items, facts, or at leaarsupposed fticts, in
relation to the ch tuge of farm-crop seeds, but
as it would require entirely too much itpace to
give the details of a tenth part of them, !I must
content myself :by giving a single statement
of the conclusions I arrived at, based, of
course, upon the statements detailed tome.
It appears that any farm-crop, as wheat for
example, may be Muctilmproved by L'ulture
on a tarn with appropriate Anil ; but there is
a limit to this inprovement to this vlariety,
which I will designate as variety A, on this
farm which I will designate as titrm No. I.
After the limit of improvement has been at
tained on No-I, it will then for a number of
years remain stationary, and after that*, even
with the best culture, will deteriorate. But
if; when it ha 4 attained its limit on l'id 1, it
is then,transferred to is lam No. 2, "'then it
will Improve again 0n..N0. 2, itc. Whilst the
variety A is deteriorating on tium Noel, the
variety B, under ploper treatment front farm
No. 2 or improve by the side of it.
Hence, the Gernuni farmers have adopted a
sy-teni of seed-exchange, and are anxious to
obtain seed from foreign countries. They
seem to have given this subject a great
deal of attention, and taken. jam account
the kind of Noll, meteorology, and level above ,
the sea where the - seeds were grown, and I
am iuelit ed to think Mey mike it a ppint
ob.ain good seeds t,•om elevated r - egionS grown
an inferior st,il. The exchanges are con
dacted mostly by the local agricultural emir
. ties The Sonderhausen Agricultural Asso
ciation have made many experiment, in the
exchange of seeds, and now recommend as the
result of their experience, that seed from a
good rich sod to a cold and indifferent due is
profitable, and vice versa.
GOOD Hasta.—After hams have been smok
ed, take them down, and thoroughly rob the
:flesh part with molasses. thcp immediately
apply ground or pow - dered pepper, •by sprink
ling on as much as will stick to the tit6lasses,
when they must he hung up to dry:, Hams
treated in this manner wilt keep pertectly
west (yr'tvi.) or three years. This must be
done bittert the fly deposits its eggs, for after
that 11 dOne, notlilng will stop their ravages.
The above has been practised in our section
fur more than twenty years. No soaking is
necessary. One pint of molasses ind ' one or
two Pounds of tottek pepper are sufficient for
any ordinary !tunny. Try this plan e if you
want good sweet' ham s.—Rural American.
s . . _
FLOVR AS FrAid . l4ol:7lj) BE EATEN.—Up
on this poipt the N. Y. Times sari :
'tThere.ls a noteworthy practice In con
nectloit with our way of teedi ng ou reel ves;
wil jell Protest - KW .131ot should speak of lat
some of bis lectures; and that is the cus
. .
•tona bf itifting i our flour so as to remove
ifrout 'Mall We 'brau—a liubstance which
contains the beet -nourishment of the
• grain, rots bran has flow 14 to 18 per
• cent. Of gluten, whilts,the dour gives but
JO per .tatitt. olthe same—according to
the statement of Dr. Johnson, In ' hls
"Chemistry' of allot:Lion Life." The
public should begin the wholesome emit
tom of eating their bread with bract iu I'
ti
more or lees, since both health and coon
emy strongly -recommend such &change r ,
. But people In general look rather, for
what is palatable than for what is Whole-
Bogie ;"andiuuless some baker of original
genius obeli make a household revolu
tion' in this matter of "breadstuffs„" wi
shall go , tut ‘leitiltig the. fine-sifted lotik
and inlising..The strength-giving gluten.
We are:too web addicted to the _habit
of [Killing. We first bolt our flour--we
next bolt our food—aud then We txdt our
selves.---lit Ender to be up to time, at the
store or the ante
r . —
A LADY not. long since visiting a cemetery
with her.llitlet daugbter, observed on one of
the enrol a -neatly cut figure of a horse.—
WZmdte'rtag wby such an emblem shuitld be
used, 64efslibided the Inscription Closely,
but liwilftitid tio:ciimi to its appropriatteuess,
when bee'llttleVri - retwi t rked : "I piesum
she died of Ihanightinstre."
A Warman ,orriali!t; whose wire -had just
prtsentectitha talth Awns!, and who fts chit
re..buti wsi toutpal d to 'meant his paper for
one day, wrote the tssy after tee followling ex
cuse 1.-* , 'We were nuahls to issue ourj paper
YeatztlaY In.nonseqttes . ce of the 'arrival 'of two
extra Wades." - '{e:': 1-
CA with flintily, comp rtlitentl4, fitted - pp
in butelitqlrotttnitte...da tlt, , tute to be'rusk
botwiltg,4 l !Ww . 7 44 4ir•Atluttluctei 4 -4,
Ir
J° 9 - 14 "r1 2 . 14 1:4!.W. '111:14101 WA-1040.
RECONSTRUCTION.
ITI" 0 U WANT TO BUY
-(i 'lt 0 GE RIES
cheat. come to oar.atore In Rain Cork Street whereeeery
thing In our • Ina will be sold at A short profit
Everythittekeet In • Int damp grunery, will be Rama
there, alto
CONFECTIONS , NND NOTIONS%
- TOBACCO . AND SEGARS,
Produce taken In exchanze for 'goads, cash paid for old
meat
es_Formers come and see
THE WONDER OF THE AGE, .
Warren ' s Electric Churn.
makoa one-fonrth more butter ,than any other
Cho, (onto( theism@ cream.) We keep them for sale and
will he Aeased to show them. Don't forget the place
HENDRICKS k
Gettysburg, Sept. l IS(l7.—tf
BARGAINS
at the new
GROCERY
TN GE'ITYSBURG.
JOHN . CRESS & SON
V ENG opem.d a new Gnmety. in Gettysburg, ou the
LI north-west corner of the Public Square, have just
r,clved a splendid a.sorttneut of Fttßell
GROCERIES,
orluding Sugara.rotfee, Molasses., Spun, Teas. Spices
rAteco, .alt, Flab. Hams, Shoulders, &c.
QUEENSWARE, CONFECTIONS,
suta.p.nits.Soaps, Fancy Articles and Notions general')
We sri dais° keep on hand FLOUR sod FEBD-STUFF..
Having purchased fir CASH. are are prepared to tel
very cuesp. titre us a call and judge for yourtielves.
_ JuUN eßsss,
,Sept. 57.-t f J. W. LBF.SS.
NEW ARR.INGrEMENTS.
HENRY OVERDEER,
On th.: Dill in Baltimore Street, Getty:6l4;g, Pa.
11AS made arrangements to get
fresh supplies every week from the City and is de
termjned to sell cheap. !le Invites all to give theta a
call, his stock consists of Grocerieu,„NotiGns, Flour, Corn
%teal, Cboped Feed. Corn, Oats, Flab, Bacon, Lard,
Obeatie Crackers, Tolutoro,Cigats and Snaff, Sugar, Cot
fees, Teas, Syrup, MMasses. Can les, Coal Oil, Fish Oil
far, Beat Cider, Vinegar, and a great vartety of Notions,
Oandies, &e., Lc.
14.. The cask or trade will be given for County Pro-
lace such Its Flour, Corn, Oats, Butter, Eggs, Potatoes.
Rags, &c. [7dey 20.1687.-0
NEW GROCERY STORE!
C4T 41.p,re the "curt-Itenee. ana oppnette the Compi
" ler °@e.. will sell you ever thing in the GROCERY
NLYPIC , ,VISION Woo cheaper than you can get It
'nowhere. •
agars, CoSees, Molasses,
Candles, Coal Oil, By raps, Brooms,
lotions of all kinds. II AM, P TSB, OYSTEBS, EC ETA•
4LK'.always on hand , ii; eme a call. asl am deter.
ulned to accommodate. BUTTER. EGGS. and all kindi•
~f Country Produce taken. fur which ibe highest cask
'mice will be given. Don't forget the place—ow. doors
,bore the Court•tl.nae. Don't paas withunt culling, as
I solicit your patronage.
Mar ,r.D.—t
New Grocery & Flour Store.
MEALS & BROTHER,
1-11.AVING opened a. Grocery, Flour
and Vegetable Store, in the Room forme,ly or,
opted by Gee. Little. on West Middle street, they ex
tend an invitation to all buyers to give them a call.—
gverything in their line, fresh from the city and coun
try , will be kept on hand. They are determined to sell,
.ts cheap a$ the cheapest.and to they only ask the lowest
Living profite,they hope to merit and receive a liberal
,hare of public patronage. MEALS& BRO.
May 29,1886.
Grocery and Liquor Store !
-1 large assortment of fine
GROCERIES,
White Surara of all kinds, and Brow:
tmarq, cbrap, prime new crap °dean/. Molasses, and al
ade! of Byurpe; MESS lIACKEIIKL, bait in market.—
111 Undo of
bolmatle and retail, prime Wine. Brandy, Rye Whisk 3
qco. ler medicinal and other purposes, in any quantity
t 9 -B. AI ishler's Herb Bittern and the “Brent Zingnri
MESE
May 1367.-t1
WM. BOYER & SON,
GROCERIES, NOTIONS,
one, Wooden and Willow Ware,
igozbit general assortment of
all Goods usually kept in
a FAMILY GROCERY.
Dec.4,1867.4f
l'E 1) STA I'ES HOTEL,
OP FOUTS was
N. Y. & NEW HAVEN & WESTRICI R. R. DEPOT,
BEACH STREET, BOSTON.
B Y F. M. FBA TT,
FORMERLY OF TUB AMERICAN norms.
Ort. 9,1867.-1 y ..t ,
'KEYSTONE HOTEL.
GETTYgBUBG, PA.
WM. E. MYERS, PROPRIETOR.
- - -
NOW OPEN.
THIS is a new House, and has been
fitted up ID the most approved ety 4 le. IMlocation
le pleasant and coweeniseit, being's the most bniiiness
portion oflie,town. .Every aptunpninutt has been made
for the acanamodistkat and contrail otgueeta, with ample
ambling attached. With experienced servants, and ac
commodating Cleris,' we EbaU . use ; ever" :endeavor to
pious. This Hatal Is now °prim Kur the isoteitatnment of
the pc bile, and We kJ odlyisollelt a share of public patron
age. , I May Z 1,1867.
EkGLE HOTEL.
•.
Thy largest and roust aommatiollia in
• ‘•
PETITABCRO . , PINNA !
00221 ER or ClllAllinatita Wasszmostritzers,
-1
zoir..v TAlAlorriprieter.
WAn Omnibus, for Paassingeril And Ellgliges nine to
the IDenot, on arrival and depattirre of Rali iced Ztalny
Cereal servants, and reasonable ehargs%
is: 29, 1967.—tf
A 200.14 HAITOLES FOR 8-A
Whaler& or itataAl. $OO Limbo , YAW 01
. 0 . X. 1111100140;
TELL EVERYBODY YOU SEC THAT
GILBERT,
'Buckets, Tabs, Tobacco, Cigars,
LIQUORS,
W. 13 J. MARTIN,
Salt more at , Gettysburg.
DEALERS IN
TOBACCOS,
ALSO,
giottlo and ftstauranto.
Lo .1
gtonitoclisigstios:'
NEW F I It-M .
NEW -OXFORD,- ,ADA-418 -Oa, • PENNA.
HERSII .&. BROTHER
U AVE taken the Wanetemee recently ocentiked by
EL D. Iluke. -
They e -o DOW paying the !IMRE= PRICKS for
GRAIN& PRODUCE.
Conetantly on ba:td _
CH.6 SELECTIOTNS
OF ."
LUMBER, COAL dr GROCERTES.
JAMBS HMOS%
PAUL lIHRED.
Neer tinford. Oct.O. Thal. ran
M'CURDY & HAMIL ON,
DEALERS IN,
FLOUR ; -GRAIN, GROCERIES, &c.
TIIE undersigned are paying et their Wore rouse, IL
Carlisle ett eet, adjoining Bnelder'sllall,The highest
pries.' fur
FLOUR, AREA'''. RYE, CORN, °ATE, BUCKWHEAT.
CLOVER AND TIMOTIYV.SEEDS, PO.
TATOKS. Lc- Ac.,
and invite producers to give them a rail beams selling.
The:, have eanedm2tly on hen, lid pale.
A LARGE SUPPLT OF GROCF,RIES,
101•F•re, ayrope. Cbffete. Sugars. &c., with gait, Fish
oils,TOt B AIM, IS&Coliaml L , rd. Tob.lccoa. Ac. Aim th,
best bia• d. FL ER, with YECR of all kinds. They
likewise. Lave
SEVLItAL VALUABLE FERTILIZERS,
Soluble ViCifle Guano. Rhodes' linospluite and A •
Mexican Guam,.
Whiled they jay the highest market prices for all they
~ ny. they sell at the lowed living profits. They ask II
.thdreof public l ettronAge, resolved to give eatistaetiot•
iu o•nry case.
ROBERT Melt RDY,
WM. 8 11A.1111.,T0N.
July 3,1x67.—tf
DANIEL GULDEN ,
• DEALER IN
DRY GOODS.,
FLOUR, GRAIN, GROCERIES,
j . LUMBER, COAL, &c
TP. undersigned keeps nu hand, at his Ware Ilona.
known as “Guldea's Station." in Strabar, township
on the .foe of the liett)shurg Railroad. all kinds of
GROCE -R I E S ,
including Sugar, Coffee, ifolaates, Spices, kc., with Sal,
Fish, Oils, Tobacco. Bacon. Lard. Lc. Also,
LUMBER AND COAL,
• ncluding Building Stuff, Shingles. latha.Stoveand Black
.with Coal MOP Guano, and a large asarirtment 0'
on Goods, Boots and Shoes Lists and Cape of all kind.
which he let preiiered to sell at the Insert prices
Us a.s pay. the hi,..liest market price for Flour Grain
.'orq, (Mts. Buck wLeitu r Clover cud 'Primary Seeds. Pot"
oes, de.. or will receive and forward the same t • mark,
.0 eommi Won. lie respectfully ask a his friends and l b .
Public to give him a call. DANIBLUULDI.N.
Mtg. 21, 1587.-tf
W E. BIDDLE
100,000 Bash& Grain Wantrd.
EW FIRM AT THE OLD WARE
ROUSE. PSI. R. flf ODLE* Cll. would Inholet th
üblic that they have leased the Warehouse oa the cot
ter of Stratton street and the Railroad, in Gettysburg
where they will carry on
TUE 'RAIN AND PRODUCE BUSINESS.
in Mitre branehes. The Itigbewt prices will always to
paid fur Wheat, Rye, Corn. Oats. Clover and Tintuth:
seeds, Flaxseed. Sumac, Ray and Straw. Dried Fruit
late, 'tap. Mama Shoulder* and Sides. Potatoes, wit)
..serythir.g else ha the country Iroluoe line.
GROCER I R-.—On hand. for sale, Coffees, Sugar.
tiolassea Syrups. Tote. Spires; Salt. Cheese. %%Herm
Soda, Mustard. Starch. B , uours. Buckets. Back Inv
Soaps. Ac. Also OVAL OIL, Fish Oil. Tar. Av. FISH
All kinds; Spikes surf Math; Smoking and Cheterna To
baccus.
They are always able to supply &first rate article
s' lour. with the different kinds of Feed
Alto, Ground Plaster, with ~ .13,110011 and other fertil,
tem COAL, by the bto.hel. toe or car load.
They will 'nu a LIN K OF FR FIGHT CA H 8 from Get
yebtirg to Baltimore once every week. They are pre
pared to cuorey Freight either way. inany quantity,
DUCED KATES. They will attend. ltdeetred. to th.
ilskinp of purchases iu the city. and delivering th.
to.Klapr ptly in tiettystrorg. Their care rut, to lb.
Warehouse of Nathan Boop NU.128 North (lowan•
street, near Franklin, Baltimore. where freight will in
received at any-time. They invite the attention of
public to their line, assuring them that they will spar.
no effort to accommodate all who may patronise them
Apt 11111. 1866.—tf BIDDLE* BENNER.
foal, lumber, rime, tkr.
GETTYSBUIiG
LIME KILNS.
THE undersigned has bought cut his former partner.
trn Gunn. and n continues the
THE L.ME-BURNING BUSINESS
himself—at the Gettystrurg Lime K tine; on the corner
the Sauteed and North Stratton street. Thankful for
oat patronag, he will endeavor to deserve its conin]
RPM by prosecuting ihe bo•lneta ae virotonaly and on a.
large a Ville as txsurible—alwavii aelling• good artich
and giving go dnimuture. Farmers and others may look
for the prompt filling of orders.
H. also continues the
COAL BUSINESS,
'Feting the most popular kiwis. 1.1..a5e wipers and
others should give him a call. Blacksmith Cosk.on stew
Iv ou hind.
Lime nod Coal delivered aro ethers in Getarburg.
it et tpiburg. Nov. 2n, ISM .-t f JACOB BEILEY.
LIME FOR SALE
AT
Michael Leer's Olt Stand
AT
PFTERSBURG, Y. S. ADANS COUNTY, PENNY.
JOHN AND PETER BECKMAN
WOULD respectfullyannounce to
the public that theyare n ow prepared to fur
nisi lime in any quantity. Perwins,would d, weil u.
give them a call beforegoing eleewhereas they will Ant
them aceonimodoting In every respect.
Nov 20.1807-dm
LUMBER, & COAL,
AN IMdfENSE STOCK!
CORNICE OF CARLISLE ST, AND THE RAILROAD,
GETT YriBURG, PEN NA.
I N order to give the public something
a like an atb.quate idea of the immense Stock of Ltuu
bet', Cos'. ttoves, Tin-ware, *c.. &c, on hand and i.e salt
by the unoersigned, at Ws amid Ishntent. in l'a.r lisle at
ten's the Mined .rom the lihuwenger Station, ht
w..uld enumerate as far as the limits of a newspaper ad
vertisement will allow :
IN THE LITMHER LINE:
(Ward, and gnu of every grade. Wow I:Mina to panel
Joiets aid ttestitiing. pule and beinlock, Skiing. pining+
Alifid 11111141111Vd, Flounng. dbluglus.Bhiogio luubs. Plostri
ing lathe. Pickets. read made Doom 4nd
and Shutters:— i a fuet. over) thing word for building yur
IN THE COAL LINE:
Shamokin 11 hita /Lab and Lykans Valley Red Aeh
these two varieties being the ;iurest. and best for all
duo mastic purposes Also the very beet Bruad•top and
Allegheny mith °old.
'error particulars of Stoves. Tinware. Am, sea adver
tisement under head of stoves and Tinware.
July 3,1467
NEW LUMBER YARD:
T u f.AlN.l er o si n g Tee rooPiedril'°N
Reilly , ' Lime Jinni, Gattysbarg and asks lb, FOAid t.
able him a call. Big assortment Is one of the beet sea
offered here, atm his prime afford only the smallest living
pn 6t . lie bee WILITE PIN& PLANK, Inch and halt
BOARDS, FLOORING, PALINGS, Lc., Ac„ and iscon
stoutly aping to Ws Iltock. Come and alumina tot
yourselves
'115‘,.A onpply ofShlngles,atloir prices,always on hand
Nor. 1.11186.—ti. • JAB
UHINGLBS.--Prime Shingles, the
beat In the market. for sale at JACtsb SIMADB'I%
sem Lumber Yard i on tho itatiread, adjoining the Lime
tplaa.Gettyshara.: ( No,. fi16411.,1t•
URd rp.
GETTYSBURG FOUNDRY.
tottnolitter wouki lark= hie ovittimers ondotbero
that b. to still ntannforturtng various kind. rf Cak
dap and Mookttnon. 'Dade to order, on Ann notice, coal
;
Threshers and Powers
(Ave different sizes of Powers.) Clover-see f Rollers -sod
Cleaners. Corn labellers Sad - epstators.Cornksbirr CUP
ten. Stlar and pis, Cruel'', 'haft's. soh as Casa
Pis, Barsbeir Ploughs, 151de-bill and Corn Plot' ha ;
the
... .
Wirbngprlog Horse Rake ,
the hard letitreventent; sled Veld Sat &" IVO
Prezio% 'meltelthie liW CIMOUPIIII. Or .. • di
every*** elsitelolloo,ainet kw tti:ieee. - , •
Fon tgo . H.t. mom Twe-Itorsi iftt, a Otwoliiisi
sz r iii R e 4, _ - PAM IMULAAL
N. W .I - 'le
AT THE OLD STAND.
[EbTABLIEIBED IN 181i.j
With Increased facilities for condudtlng our bedilleally
we sirobetter prepared, than ever to rattily the want. of
all those who may need anything in our Hue. We eve.
pally call the attention of Verniers and others to the
superior qualityour
Plain or quilted Belt Hornßide Leathers.
Saddles, Mums, all kinds, with or
Plain or Quilted Beat no without fastenings,
Horn, Housings.
Plain oi Quilted Beat SideSeetch Collars(leether),
Saddles, (ticking),
Plain or Pane, leClot h s No Bean. Collars,
Wagou Saddles, Best Welt liarneseCollers.
Eliding Bridles, of all kinds,P a test Leather Collars,
fair or black, rounded or stitched or unstlmbed,
Best Leather Wagon Whips,
Martingales, 4, 43!. and ti feet long,
carriage kinrnesa.allstyles PI lied Team Whips,
sliver or black mounted, Trotting Whips,
Heavy Draft Harness, Ladles' aiding Twig.,
Blind Bridles, Whip lashes.
Girths, Horse Blankets, itc.,&c.
Cruppers,
in t. everything that pertains to sent Miss genera
horse furnishing establishment constantly on hand or
Made to order promptly, or the very beet material, and
by the must experienced workmen in the country, (two
having worked In this /stab! Jahn: ent for the East thirty
ran.)
W. are sow mannfarturine an excedlen; lot of Heavy
Draft and Harness Collars fur those oho prefer our own
to city made wbrk.
Repairing of all k indi doneat abort notleeand on rea
oboble terms.
All are cordially InvitiKitOcall and examine for them•
4eleee as our work can nut fall to recommend Itself.
I=
Nt.,W S tinnitti ~lii li e
O N .Zhtelyntolnii . h"RlV,titri:l l3 :rt"o o t t ill b ritd! li. of °D.
RIDING SADDLES, •
WAGON SADDLES,
CARRIA iE HARNESS,
DRAUGHT HARNESS,
RIDING BRIDLES,
BLIND BRIDLES,
COLLARS,
PLY NETS, Le.
as low as the lowest
May 2).1*67.-tf. J . W. ROWE.
CARRIAGE -MAKING RESUMED.
The war being over, the undersigned hevereentnest the
CA RRIAGE•MILKING BUBISIIII3B,
et their old stand. in Zest Middle strirt. Gettysburg,
where they era again prepared to pat up work is the
met fisbionable. substantial, and superior manner. A
lot of new and second-band
.in band, which they will dhiposie of at the lowest
and all orders will be supplied as promptly arid sathrtata
tawny as possible.
1 4rREPttIRINGJai
•inne with dispatch, and at cheapest ntn.
A large lot of new and old EIARNI3.IB n hand for sale.
Thankfni for the liberal petnmage heretofore enjoyed
'nem, they solicit and will endeavor to deserve a large
hare in thr tutors.
May 29.-tf WINNIfit & Z 1 IGLEIL
S. LtE\KER
J ARk.IAUES AND BERWIES
lie now building a variety of COACH WORK of the
eteat and mat apprt.ved etyl a, -and owettructed of the
eat material. to which they invite the attention if bur
•re. Having built our work with guest care, and of Ina
rial selected with special reference to beauty of style
and duiabll ty, we can confidently recnowernd the work
,ounnorpaseed by any other In or out .4 the cities. All
ore oak is an inepeci tun ofonr work_ to Curilitset ',woe In
Niint 01 any kind of a vehicle that this in the place to
~ u, them.
irir-RE.PAIRING in every breach done at short notle•
and on reasonable terms.
Give us s call at our Peetory. near the owner of Wash
Ington and Chtzubersburg streets, Gettysburg, Pa.
I=l
1:foko, arugo, Vtdirints,
HOLIDAY BOOKS!
A. D. BUEHLER
rT AS Just received a large easOrtmeot of 6110/CZ
ASD STANBARD BOOKS, raitablo for
Holiday Presents..
the mot popular &taboo—
LON(J F FH.1,0 IV,
WHITT! ER,
D ICE ENS,
TENN YWON,
MISS MULBA CH,
MA YNE REED, de.
tlec.--ALBI:MS AND FANCY A RTICLhfi. useful aad or
..ntratal.Stationery, Pertomt r 3, to Call and cam:ulna
fl-c.
P. 17 YSICIA AND DRUGGIST,
Mice •nd Drug Store. CIWIRARSBURG STRUT,
GET TYSBURG.
Medical advice without charge.
)EL'G's, MEDIIINES. PATENT kI DICINEg, ETA
IONERY PERFUMERY, SOAPS, fiItUAHES, TOIL
ET ARTICLES, DYE srurrs, t PICO. BAK•
ING SODA, CERA H ur TAR fAR, LAMPS,
COAL OIL, IC., AC.
PUKE LTQCORS for medicinal purposes.
Dr E. Horner's OLIEN, a reliable remedy f ehapPed
!mode. rough skin, tr.
All articlee war, anted pure and genuine. '
Jan. 1, 1&A8.-tf
Drugs and Medicines.
pkIE undersianed baying tahen charge of this
j old and popular Store, takes pleasure in in-.
6rmint the public that he. Ii con,4aatly‘receisine fresh
uppilse of ail kinds of DRUGS AND 11.16DICINSS. from
-he m.wt reliable houses, and hr prepareed to acconsiee
late his customers with anyArticleia bin line
nun DRIICkAND MEDICINES, -
.devary description. MI the popular PATENT MEDI
IN ES of the day with • full supply at cbeatkada. Cat
ornery. Paints, Ilye/Stntro, V.rniabas, fluids. Turpea
in.. Heir One, Ettracta, Soaps. 'imams. tollillber
. great variety of/Paucy artlcho--lu abort, overythillit
mu illy Anktid luti And class Drug Store--sonatantly on
,and.
ifill - Pliptclaor supplied at reasonable rate.. att4 Prr.
eriotkins Carefully compounded and prepared et au
lours of the day and night—flunday *not excepted Br
ug fteteinflued to mill cheap,he mould sat • Iftittid stars
d pabtfc patronage. Give nx• call and aft tft•
JOHN a ItHISIT.
MATRA. Ina.
C. 11. strzinwit
CORN SHELLER, SEPARATOR
AND MBANK&
/be underigned would intone the Apiculture
public that he has purchased from the Patentee of
this extraordinary machine. the Patent Bight for
the Stites of Pennsylvania and Maryland.
Brinkerhoff's Corn Bheller,Bopllllo.olllllliClean
or, is pronoooced the best machine of the ktnd
this country. And in'proof, it may be menttoned,
that the "Advisory Committee appointed tosakgt
implements for exhibition at the Universal St
position in Paris, in HMI, hare selected this
Sheller as the best in A merma," and at the request
of J.. C. Derby, 11. 8. Agent. a 11 1 / 1 00 WO has been
shipped to Paris for exhibition. One important
feature in this machine is that it will shell ears
large, small or otooked perfectly skim, and
Thparates the sob and duff from the Conk ready
for market.
The fact may also A. stated that at the ghat
trial of Agrienltiral Implements, at Auburn, N.
Y in July hut. under tbs./maple's of the Nee
York State Agrioultural Seekty, the lifisdie f i k a
Corn Sharer. Separator and Cleaner wsureportml
ny woe ofth• most eouipetent Cueustitteer as the
best Corn Sheller out., Thoy say, .!Nn bgv. caw
fully egiunined Slid *roughly tamed this nsa
rbine,and bare no hesitation in prononnofsg it
the but (Awn .51441.er ape aver saw." T 6. rir
lattV is signed by sueb UNA* 44104 Blauton Gould,
Presviett N. Y. State Agrieultural Society ; 13.
Johnson, Secretary to same; &don Robinson, Ag
ricaltural Editor N Y. Tribune; 8. Eduard Todd
urlepltural Editor FT Y. Tulles.
From among qoalLY aampliaanstary nawspapar
flatfeet; lb. fallowiag. from the N. I Obaervere
is domed sailiatent:
4. 4mong all *Ale Hand Cern Sheller@ said' it
New York and illbluly—and one drat vasul-` ,
ufartprers mars than 10.000 aanualli—sbet 91 1 6
use enter the skate with the Shelletimuot invested.
by J. Brinkerhoff, auburn. New York. It shells.
separate" and cleanses. rapidly and easily, at one,
operation, as fast as the ears eaa he pat hi the' bop
per.
The undersigned ii now prepared totoieswof
CO BTU • Ele will base 80 I,lllllo'
rNAT sakil A* 60 61 6 6 ar 6 4354010140.
All letters tab* addressed kr
WY.
P.O. ass24B, eistspipoi r r e .
lop ts, tier; - -
tantafts,lstraoo; . at•
114 WI() NceREARY t AON
CARRIAGES. BUGGIES, AO.
TATE & CULP
DR. R. HoILER,
EME3:I3
FORNEY'S OLD SVAND
grituthinil Napitattuti.
BRINK ERHOVF'S
eamitto "14 Ontiltitm.
WM. U.: TA 'SON,
Gliztiwseig4,
CARPENTERS it , cotrintAcroits,
Ar•prirind to Oa Inas Jr Chirliestamtlag— esioseilag
and orictlng Whilige oil l kinds, Itapaishis, lie. May
Keep ttioatray haul 'omit seiseelletitr• order.
DOOU starritils, *ail* BABB, Door awn
WINDOirI*XRD,'.I?DiDnOII, DOOR AND
•
W 1 OA' ItRACPITC
And may yaw! Article ist die Dettlettesp Moe.
deuoMd siateriat CbldACtlt on bard, expeetipeei Work.
Ma &W y& rpedisese,: sad iwork oseested erltb
dispottis.
118..Orden promptly itt4deit YD.
STALU3IFTIII,
D. IL erAluemern.
dept. U. IM —lf
1.1. O. DAMMAM.. - R. H. ROAR
CARPgNTERING.
THE undersigned resreetfully in-
Vona the public( that they hese commenced the
Carpentlng In lb. Shop tbroaerly orcupiad by Cheery
Icbryock, &mood. We lasi prepared to do any work
JUT Ito• of bostneneed se reounable many other estoth
lishmant Gettobtrg
We hope by a strict attentl.o to business to merit
• bar* of public pat rosai•
May 29.1867.—tt
TO THE' OUILDING
COMMUNITY.
AND Af.d, OTHERS
WHO WISH TO IMPROVE.
HE undersigned respectfully in
swum the public that be still cautious* the
CARPENTERING BUSINESS
at his old stead, on West street. Gettysburg, and Weedy
at all times to eocommodete thaw wanting anything den.
n bugling lie ie prepared tolarnieh all It indsof work tot
building purposes, of the beet material. and as emit,
and cheaply as item be done at ally other establishment
in the county. Experienced Rends always in readings.
and murk executed with prolellistees !ma diellelcb
gOrThankfel foe past llivors, be Itopui. by aiteatles t.
boa:neee noreeeive • Liberal share of putrlkr patronage.,
May %MT. WY. 01121TLIMI.
VttdiraL
SPEER'S
PORT GRAPE WINE,
Used by Hundreds of Conifr egalions Jot
Church or Communion Pesrposes.
Att.ho.
ExecUeni for Ladies and Weakly Persana
TO USE
VINEYARDS, NEW 'JERSEY
BPLIIRII PORT GRAPS WINK, FOUR YEARS OLD
oiling Justly celebrated Native Wise la made from th
Juice of the Oporto Grape, Tabled In this country
Its ineshiable
TONIC AND STRLICITDIENING PROMETIII3
unsurpassed by any alum native Moe. Soh` t 6
pure woo of the Grape, produced ander Yr. Spear's ow,
persoual supervision, its purity and genantessess
guatentved, The youngest child may partake oft* gee
*vas qualities, and the weakest invalidiasy raw it to ail
vantage. It is particularly hineticial to the aged as.
&hint...4*d, and suited * the various allessets that in
flirt the weaker ..z. It is, in every respect.
A WINE TO BE RELIED ON.
lavaliele laselpaer's Port Grips Wine.
Females nat Spear's Port Grape Wine
Weekly psreoss Oad ■ benefit by its use.
Spear's Wines Is Hospitals ere preferred to oth
wines.
aarskia by Drstigiste and Grocers.
A. Speer's Vineyard, New Jersey, Ofice,24; Broadest.
New lurk. [dept. 4, 1961,-,
•
THE GREAT CHOLERA
PREVENTATIVE
L 1866. L.
fHE UREA?
Zingari Bitters.
put, VI OhlatiliVUL 1111/31ZDT was discovered
introduced about twenty y tors ago by Dr. n.Che•. .
sus. art eminent Egyptian physician
H. bad long seen and felt the want of some ream°
which would Aril* at the rots of dhows*. an.t so pr.
vent much of the suffering Which the hum bonny w.
then compelled to endure.
This great question wee presented to his mind ere.
day in vivid colors as bottomed among the sick anddyiu
and observed the inelllthettcy of nearly all the remedi•
then in use. Thus hews. led to think and e:perimen•
and idler ten years study ■nd labor. he presented t.
fellow-now the wohderhtlZinpart Bitters. The effect •
this preparation in the p *loomed care of dicese
was au mervellovo and natubtaktitig, that the moat Bette
log marks of royal favor werb bestowed upon him wL
discovered it, ills oittne wain placed ow.. the Roll
Nobles, and* gold medal nail the following inveriloii.
—Dr. B.eitimpins. the Pub lictlenefoctor—waspreeente
to him by the Viceroy.
The preparation hue bun used In 1 epi dant Ica
cholera, Ix/1h as a preventive and curative measure, an
with Such great success that it:has been Intl educed let
nearly all the general hitspitals et the 014 world.
The old saying that at ounas of ;prevention Is worth
pound of tura. applies with aintwelloal gat* to choler.
end therefore any reerteil7 that will Protect as aetaitiv
this terrible diatom, should be frosty and persistentl
sued.
All pathologists flow agree that thecholera poisonact
on the system through the blood. and that any cumbfba
t lon which acts an the excretory organs, and hasps the,
to working order, must prevent a sufficient accneinbeti.
of the poison to exert itsterrible effects on the organist,
This is truer not only of cholera, but of nearly all othe
enaladisa.aspatially tholliffereent forms of fervor.
The Merl Bitters ffijust such it remedy as the ober •
conditions require. Insets on the otganaof
and sscretka, keeping up a perfect balance botwiee•
them. This Bittern is composed entirely of roots an.
herbs, BO nkaly collo:cued that every organ is acted upo,
ana pet In tom,. Its taste is , pleasant and its effoot
prompt andlaating.
NUMOTOUt cases of the following diseases "bays b -et
clued by lt : Cholera, Diarebea„ Dysentery, Ocrotola
dieg t r n i siu m Typhus Term. lever, Ague, Nem& D
By de. FineWs I rregellaritl es,Dy spepaii,Flatn•
linty, lic, tr.
Price One Dollar per quart Bottle.
pylucipal Depot at the Walnut street wharf, Elarirt.
burg. Pe;
Bold byDruggiats,Uotelkaepersandtiroceragenerally.
*sal. T IKALTITLYISCH. sole Agent for Gettyebarg
LallTitit, Bole Proprietor
May 29, /667. Harrisburg, p.
DR. L. J. GROVE'S
uNIVPIRSAL
MAGNETIC SALVE & PLASTER.
Tbb, deservsdls Pedolor ratukt?
lawn greatly impress s.
now Wand to tlestittssastiAdso.
e 1111b0 ty are daily selnakr+:
ittae. In the (fit/hill ativiker
Mel" Segel #theeefilOgrereaft* Aelet JIM •
Athig. Wmtosea wed Pais he eteitookaldreeoutifidoopt
Cancer, •gerifsla, Old Dwei. illeniestes; • huh Weesimii
Barne, Brwiees. are er Jitlhasest preside, Asserted lb.
Nails, Ogres, Blusione.
Ito mysticisms Viruses, and tb• wondlerfal alma hew
performed: light be published+ bet'ilia diessrerit
willnigto rob , on its Withal,' smite. in order' *0 Lupo
duce It ia ia weer Wady is ebooeciatry
Prepared lady by the ~saw. WA Z. Lombard Bt.,
Saltbox, t sad sold by A. D. BUBB LSD, D-. VW
Nis, saits4. li. roaNgY, Eltoysberr, sad by the saw ,
chaste et Cheops:ay.
Illeitsgeasi:—llesry Culp, of P., Andrew Schick, Jobs
Wftesdinesrssr, a. ',schist.
ear Merthants sus gets supply sy calling at J. WIND
aggyINDRW, at Wholesale Price,.
Jaly 31, 1867.-1,
y OUNT '•S COMPOUND!
' TOR THE CitißE or
PUTRID SORB THROAT, INFLIIKRItt,
,or Any ether Inflanuetaurty or fatearildfeempir of the
Throd ass of too loup etmediag. SOLELET
MUM, This medicine has been tried in
; THOUSANDS OF OASES
Us different parte of tee country, and 1.. serer bias
hewers to lell if cakes is time lad according to diem
' Rom It is ware stet to con. Streit a trial malt mill
speak itself Every boatieboki thoubl prmitts Oma r
alms with • bms of thfr ntrolcine add =Saba*
The.curse theist ah4.cadtitrebilly
h‘Prepatod and mid by Imam Tomer dt Oa, Getty..
berg. Pa , oshyMoide satberbied - siesta. For sale st
nearly all the Swim in Adams county.-
May 9s, 1569.-t[ ISRAEL YE= E fr Aa
.
11114.1111101.0 1 11 ELME UMW! MICRO
Zia conslacure fur. d t ... orate
sidamiajgo , ll2ll4 OLAy vim ouhitir
WEAREM., TAMALE icon I
'sad all diseases of the DiGallan*
MEM ORRANS,
whitlow Widish in
MALE OR FIMALm,
from whatever cams oriental mid no millthrof
OW LOSE MUM
DiesmsasttlislaMikettOMMlParlffr
If m %MAMMA-4 subwiFlodituil t°411 " 11101.111:1:
ut life
gma
la rl=f tt(11 ILIFnEMEL
' tkid of !mutat*. diSpiadi allisulonolls iw of* MA*
aux ,
4 11100pilt
Ifraggies,
Mow Rork oiled
'1•10114$11.4,'
MI
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' I
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D. APPL.CTON t .•11, PubHaien,
443 and 443 Broadway, :Saw Turk.
Oct. 16, 11957.-4 m
OF THE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD,
RUNNING WEST FROM OMA HA
IcitosB THE. ( ONTIN ENT,
This brings the 11111 to the eartern bate of the Rork
fountains, and St is expected that the track will he I.rifl
hirty miles fer.bwr, to giant Pass, the highest poir•t on
rim road. by January. The m•:imam grade from tb
foot of the mountaina to the summit is hat eight feet t
he mile, while that (if many eastern roads is over no
vundred. Wolk to the roek.cuttings on the wevtern
lope will condone through the winter. and there is now
reason to doubt thin the entire creed line to the Pa
Itlc will be open krr business In I'7o.
The means provided for the ametructke of thin Great
====:=EM
Aix Per Cent. Bonds at the rate of from $lB,OOO to $48,000
,er mile, for which It takes a scausd item as security, and
-scelres payment to a large If not to the fall extent of its
Wm iu senates. These Bonds are lamed as each twen-
mile section Is finished, and after It has been a:mole
-ft by UnltedStates Ortmlnistionors and Pronounced to be
o all ,respects a first-class road, thoroughly supplied
with &pots, repalrothrqua stations, and all titre necessary
rolling stock art other equipments.
Thal:baited Status also makes& donation of 12.800 acres
.f land to the milt' wiltkie will boa source of I urge reefer
llt
nue to thegompany, i Mach of this land in the Platte
Valley: A among tto fertile in the world . and other
larguawtions are co with heavy pine forests ..ud
%bound hi coal of the hest guilty. •
TtleCotepial Is al.. iothirieed to Leee• tt. owe fire
Wortoge Iketde to es!antount equal to the haus of lb
lueernment and no mina. 'Hon. B. 0. Morgan end Elon
lakes Ames are Truman for the Bondholders, and deliver
the Bonds to the Company only as the work progresses.
as that they always represent an settled and prodlictlve
nine.
The authorised capl4l of the spans is One Hand.
red Million Dollars, of whichomr Ave millions have been
t*td in apt" the wort, alreadydone.
Earnings of the Co*pany.
Aspreeent, the ti r* of the Company are derived on
ly trout Its kcal bat this is already much more
thanWilllrient to pay the interest on an the Bonds the
Oempany can leaue, if not another mile were Wit. it le
am dbibted that whoa the road la completed the through
Itolßo albs only linelboonecttng dm Atlantic and Pa
ciao States win boo larige beyond precedent, and, as there
will be no competina4 It can idwaye be done at . pront
able rates.
It will be noticed thc.t the Union Pride Rsitread la,
in bet e l disimmesmist Met*, Wilt under the superrilion
or Galt Miring a6l9e a. tad to a limp extent with Clov
enuMentsimey, and that its bends are bond undirtlio
verneneosdirestion. It is believed thit no similar se
entry .B ki:sotarelkilyinarded, and certainly no other is
upon • huger of i more valuable property. As the
Company's
First Mortgage Bonds
en offered ter the present at 90 OUTS ON TUN DOG
Lilt, they are the obtApsit security in the markk, be
ing more thinLi per' t . /osier than 11. 8. etooka.—
ThAr PIT I
6 PER CENT. IN GOLD ;
or war NINA Pll Cat upon the investment. Sub
scriptious will be received in fiettyibirg, Pa., by the
FIRdT NATIONAL BANK. and'
GETTY/ONG NATIONAL NANN,
mid In New York at thieCautpsore Ne. 20 Nassau
•trest, and by
CONTINENTAL N ON AL 11L1914 No.I Nassau st.
CLAIM, OWE t dO., Bankers, No. 61 Wall st.,
MEV. OISOO NON, Bankers, N 0.113 Walls',
Sod by tkitOonspemy's miverthmd Assists tlinmsbost the
Mated States. Remittences shathl be made in drifts or
didisr Ands'par in Nei York,sad Obi Beside wilt Wont
tree et thane by rethrn caroms. Parties sabserible•
timesigh kcal spats, iidu look to thus NM their actin de,
*art -
A INAIW PAIREITIAT AND WAtkewing the Pewees
Ilemmral tor Construction, and Vein 4
Oily to obtained et the CoMpany's Oleei ler of
,agente;4. will be sentries" feppiki l lkm;
' 3011. N J. CUM Tree**
DeeMl l 4.7.4rn Nem Tork.
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M4OlO.
1 TRZ NEW
AMERICAN CYCLOP2EDIA :
EDITED BY
GEORGE RIPLRY AND CHARLES A. DANA,
RILANCRaII 01 RCIRACJI, ART, AND LITRRATRII.
Commenced In 1861
SIX VOLUMES NOW OUT
PUBL - SHED ONE VOI.tiVE ANNCALLY
-vLCLILL XII ♦ ROLL OP ZS PZILXIIICIL
SOLD BY SUBSCRIPTION ONLT
525 MILES
ARE NOW COMPLETED
Vittallautm.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS..
,DR . Y 000DS 1 FANCY *ODDS
JEWO.L4Y &SILVERWARE.
Worth corer 626061300! Ai to be sold for ONE DOL
LAR EACU.
A . B;RAND&LE & CO.,
. 162 111101.DWpa JEW TOIL
AGENTS roktunopsks mANereAcruftEßS,
A atomics, that In consequence of the overstocking of the .
gmtlish market.an Immenseanantity of DRY an YANCY
UOOIYA have been cuoshtned; to them with lextractione
to be cleared fu, immediate cash. at any sacrifice. A. •
Co.. have. therefore, teen. red to offer them according to
their ordinary system of basitess at 11. each, 'titian's re
geed tor/doe.
The following list shows the original who! sale prices
of .ome of the extirlea which they nor, offer at $l.
Bear. Wolfylin4 Buffalo Robes ....-.frotu slr, 00 to $5O 0
Bets of Pim.. Sable, Ermine or blink 20 IN) to 100 (1-
Ladies' Notre IS (lt t•b 60 0
•• Collars •
Silk and daYtn Dream Pattrrna
Renege and k ptian 01.1ths'
alpacaa and idualind. LAWNS
Vrearb Herinna and Twill,
(lamb, lc. Tlllbet an•l Mohair
Balmoral and Elliptic Skirts
illk and (Ace 1",olm
ik.to tlnet'ulipa,al Collars
Pair, pt ...... ......
itandkenlilas. Bilk, Plain, Ile aatit.d,rd
and ered Linen Lawn: i , •r
1/02,1r,
La 41.1 and C.dt..n. Wo lan
Bllk Ilainsand h•Qf (Lan: per d q
pairs;
Ladl..a an ienta' /leri.• . Cott•m,
and 1.....dti0u lth Ina and !Jude? :
each
'oat. Ve.t and PAnlal.mal l'attat na 1-.
Cloth, a..alauere.and Doenkia
Linea and W.e,leu .joren. .....
Mate rand Colored Litwn N ,pklut p:r
.......... ...... ••••••
t' alma, White and Lubleachud por
IMM
Wl* In Wool6in; and Nrerin•
or Cloo.:-; riooleo a1A11k.4.1•; 11/4114.d Nlo.oi,
goroboo P•oluiodtiind; :Olopplo
Virallat•; ‘lrerpch..oto r and Na
Out, et. lial!TrAl, will, prat! ti, t •ik arid ivory b..1.1tr.•
Frrucli ClCks; 'Jilt and dr..w.te
IS; Voarll4g leant, 'OIUID, il,ir
liort C !Mums; to.uaq . t'ocac
a•bleo: tipara a /cc
We have pilau re:niv..: a .plerutic' aeNxtm.•ut of
WATCITES,
•
nom and Sliver rlnnting Citios hr G.nte: Etrtmeled
for tegether WILL intalltd or every pattern ate
lit)
Seta of Jewelry every variety; Sleeve .:attune
Chigullies, 'n.ismes; Itingg ill every kind; Brace
lets; 0.1.1P,c/1.4, it.. at.
TRB SItiVERWARK DKPARTUENT CO'IPKISF:S
Dining •nti,tea Sets. Castors, los Pitchers. Tsbl-
Stssms. Y. , rtil TVA 5: 1 1..1 , 149c0. [Linking tuns. of
IMr U11:111 TIM Nit. Crean. Pit , tasrs. huosr Fspi,
, titsitete. Cake.on.lcet..C.tr.i BaAelit. V. nit Kniveit,Oru,
ups, &Isere; Portminiaies. Pie Knives, Vlsh Kui see
lituticard ano tail Spam., \spaiu Weirs, Ke,g Stands
Win. Ho'dike. Card Caves. tr.
All the at....rn list of articles to be sold fur $1 00 each
The es j pense. are . paid by the sale of .'unp.ine nr der
'ideate" hawing each article in the .tuck, m.o. its 'aloe.
these Certigratee are encluved in envelopes, mixed up .
and y 0. ., at
per rot .$5 Ou
" 6W
" 6 50
OGNTB RAC 11-5 FUR $l-1 1 FOR S 2.
EE
Wilatev4 article k named is the Certificate can Li
obt*lrkd .t ONE koLLA
The article will be bliugirn to the holder of the Certifl
Car, end it will be et ht■ option, whether he pot's the
dollar end tekre t he article or not. In GAM' ar ticle. sew
117 snail or exioew Jars not Satirdech.ry, they can be se
tuned end .the money will he refunded.
Every ..eFlltiC.ate the h .I.ler to &Inlet article I
sterling value, worth Lunch wore than a dollar. • In prow
of this
Ynti ran hare Sonny of oar certificates and SI 00. an.)
of the t u t oaring articles. .o that if you are not please.
• it h thaareiclenr arttelea named nn ay. cartilleate. d uo
need not lose be 26 cent* y a paid for it:
Ow. :Aliver plated titre. bottle Cast,r, handsome ellve
plated Butter Dish tv,th plate and cover, Lady's Oh p
ping Bag, a;5O picture Album boan.l In effect and Ki IL
Tea Beestue silver plated on a httentetal.set d rod.-
plated Table ..3poone or Forks. Panto pattern (2.1,y )ard.
cassimere).erait Jonvins Pavia Kai 1:1 yea-splendid real
Veerectuiate Pipe, or slid 16 carat bold plain Iting.
During tile four years we h.ve keen agents fir cu tup-
all IllaallllACtllfrrfl. we have rec•ived hundred. of cow
inendirmy hotices from the press, and letter. faun pri
vate nnlieidbale. expreswing the highest satisfaction with
our meth .1i f doing buamves. We have many 01 these
with date., printed to pamphlet
harm, and .4 we have u•. space (or thew to this arlvertise
moot. we will .end c nee t , . any .ingress.
herleVeg darned, wry will eeuil arti:lee b. tizpreoe C
•P. U. w, thkt the fth,ney Deed only be ptil• DELIV
6R. OF Tux (soups.
We sic.retlt the eutlre reepoueddlity of mosey lent by
Exprees, Poet Office Order, ,T Bank Waft.
Per VOL, $5 00
We want &geni i , EN - titYW.IERE to whoma liberal
compensation wifrbe paid, which can be learued on Nip
pliptiron.
ars.Take 'Fare to write sun r name and addres in a
clear. dietitiet baud. Jul address
P , et Ottke Box, 5205::
Dec. 11,1987.-3 m.
ROBERT D. ARMOR.
GAS FITTER, PLUMBER AND
BELL HANGER,
gut Middle VI-eel, half a square from the Court-house
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
`JILL promptly attend to all or
den iu hi. line. Work dune 111 the Fount pail..
factor. manomr, wad at prima e• !UV/ as can possibly
Ktforded i 0 croak, a living.
OAS PIPE
furnished. a• well se rn-andelier.. Bracket.. Drop Light,
vc. ; also WATT R PIPE Stoi a T..p an 1 Prost Spig..is.
rod. in Short_ everything twl.rtiging to gas or water flz
toren.
Relax hung. and furnished if desirsd. Lock. of ell
kinds repaired. L Dec.
Patent Gum Scrubber
o.dvantages of the Scrubber
-vet ail other. I.—l et, that it will 1,, the stiit It ill ono
the time Until 11) tit& v I, e.l: mat it r lIU I le
tuU, II lees water nuol 'hie. the w•itk nitwit better: 3rd. lb,'
111611 rinse anti ,try the ft sir at the emus, tittle anal
ill the tabor:of • lying ut• with a cloth shut it
hat a great tatty 'earn. by occsteiti wily rettestius the
inuon. Rh IC can be dune very easily and at vet) t.itng
.111 - :' , rll l .l.ern for sale at the store of 11 SI PArrne
the lull , Ltalkinitire attest. Gettysburg. the utotetsigne,
being the dully appvlutvii Agent It, Adam* evenly.
01111 . 1151CR0 PA, Nov. 15, 1867.
The enders l tutted bertha the ahove Scrubber. in aloe. do
hereby cordially reyusmend them to the poolic as fully
auswer,ng the purpose for which they are lutmded.
J. iL. TA fit. DANIEL H. KLINOEL,
15 A hi. YOUNT. J. C. I:WRNS,
HJD. 'tlTif, 14. N..I.ITICRS.
Nov. 20, 1867.-6 m
WAGON MAKING.
'rHE subscriber respectfully informs
' C
the public thrt to carries ~11 tilt)
WA6ON-MAKING EfLTSDTESS
in ail Its branches, at hie Shop, In Cumberland township.
about one-halt tulle from Bream'e MIII. on the road lead
ing from eald Mill to the Minmitteburg road, and is pre
pared to execute all orders with promptness.
Me+REPAIRING-Vim
OF ALI. KINDS ATTENDED TO.
Re also ammunMturee RAND-RANKS, BRAKING
YORKS ANDIB4I.IOAHIANDLIM, far windows and re
tail Made.
lie Myers, prompt at to bushman. to merit
and recefve Reentl patroamge. Orden addreered to
at at thttylkarg, reset* prompt Attention.
Ann. 7, 184.-17 . %I ILLY& al R. noucc.
G REAT CONOWAGO MILLS.
10,000 , 81T8111L8 Or WI MA/ WANTKD
The ondetsignad having remodeled end improved
hie mills war New4heeter, Renter's tailed Wuhan!
ow • neat Co
Grove' but swing°, Millen is prepared
to do all bind* or work in Me tine with mongol dispatch.
conetantlyron band tor sale or *adieu*. the very beet
pram lee of Paper , Titre, and Penally MARI, alio Rye,
erv, flow, with every variety et Chop
and etild of wheat.
Haying a SAW MILL attached. be Is prepared to ma
all hinds of Intaber..xit the shortest culee. A farmer la
aged of lambeir and flour. papal a log upon hle wage
throe" a lbw bitebehrOf what on the toy. hese the whew
exchanged for tout. and the log sewed. this saving
doable trip—and all berates* of the new sad perfect 'nal
&berry now eutploysd in then mills.
Having the beet ofmorkmei, be will be *bhp to p 1
miry body. Thankful tor past Loon be hopes bra • •
annume of the same. 'H. J. Milt&
New Chester, knell Mid, 11167 —ly.
I gang.
NEW BAKERY.
NEWPORT E 21110
4eobaniesilisif•ry : frouti*aibington ,tr. baits,
Pow tbo ramidel,Finteil,Gettylburg.Ps. Constant!) o
mind, the best of • •
Broad, • -
Oran*
•
Cab's,
Pena** wmiltailartni , ali Braid b oservip ity,Oer, mar
ng.llly I saving libel it!tmeamind ruldepees , at Om 1 . 14201 7
Rvery eliart m e toipti".• Grvi lIIL.A CALL.
41 . 1•141 le 10 . 4
4
•
BROOMOI Baoomst
i . I ----
She mini . api ethottatow to mattafactura 111r6oaa at
big old staid la C. lll4l . o4.o4l o l ouhaplit 16 " 1 "i'd D P I"'
He will have raiop woo *it att.; sepply tat tithe', hod
Z oi
*lithe &Nolo I iiii &us WHOLE AIX WC' WICTA IL.
0001141 /41.41“4 siitiodi tit we the shove. Mamma battaat
Input Omit itiplatt do moll to gime mini *NA
atottbitirasii,iflito.3lF4 IL 1/.. TIPTON. '
10 (4/ to 40 06
16 60 to 45 01.
6 0.11 0 12 14
4 t.t) to 16 tit
0')10 to
Opt to tO 0
2co t. fi th.
2 uu to
2 Ott to 5 0
25 to 60
Oo to 19 14
CEICEIEI
MEM=
3 11 , 1 t
2 0,1
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ISM
READ TiLIS OFFER.
RKVERENCES,
ARRANDAIA I CO.,
162 Broadway, New Y. rk
R. d. I' A_X ON
Pretsete; lc
January 15, 1868.
*wing parkiiito.
THE HOWE MACHINE CO.'S
SEWING MAC 1, INES,
699 BigoActwAT, Nnw Yong.
These ,
World-renowned Sewing Ma
l. chines won awarded the Highest Predawn at the
World's Fair, in London, 01/ els Visit Pre/Mums at the
N. Y Stale Pair of Thu, and are celebrated for doing
the beet wort, using a mach ansalter 'needle Sir the
some thread than toy other machine, and by the Intro
duction of the must appr /red machinery, we are now
able to 'apply the very nest machines In the world.
Three machines ere suede at our new and illations Vas
cay at Bridgeport, Coon.,
under the initnedlete super -
iskni of the President of the Company, aLlAdi
r-, the original Inventor of the /Sewing Hada me.
They are adapted to all blade of Family Bearing and
to the u,e ofdenutatrerwes Drees Makers, Tailors, Nano
r.rturert 01 Shirts, Cullani doelta. Maiitlllas,
Clothing lista. Cave, Comets. Boots. Shoes, Harass,
Saddle. Lioeir Goods, umbrellas. Prreepla, etc. They
work equally well upon silk. linen cousin ur woolen
'..le with silk. 001100 ur threw thread. They Will
quilt herr, fell curd, 1•1.1.1. bind end prairie
every 'proles of *awing. making a beautiful and pelmet
stitch, alike on NAM .Ides • I the girl telowerred.
The etlich inyrnieti Mr. to M p.. owl made ogi this
chine. is the Laost popular and durable, and all Beer
rng gulOvt.t to the principle Invented by
low Send 1.4 r circuin e.
81111..EY t StOON4. °supra! Agents.
Much 19,1607.-1 y No 9:2 s:bestutit M., Mills.
,EkVING AIACIIINES!
THE GROVER & BAKER.
fit Ittst tons..-1 here Mac/aura Late -Locum
~, bow.. that little nerd be sad' by Wry of recurn•
They 114‘e taken the trot ',retiring' at all
h.- late dtate Ferns mud are universally acanuwledisid
:•Il* theilEt.. + T in use by all whe have tried thew. The
• e...t.r a Haber Stitch" rail the nhul t etllch ° are
...11.1% UM , 1.1.11fe 1 ,r11.11111111t4 by DV 4,111r1
riot e t. 1.17 Maclitlie• 11., sew and etur•ruider with
rot•recti I. Three Machine. are 'peculiarly *hived to
•••lusly Ltio. Thy are anueet uoiseless,.w direnaly from
without rewitiditut , nd are simple SO their
• iddruction rbey are earl to manage, ai d oon be
v. l ray.i by atoned any child ktvery fatuity .buuld het•
They so cc fahar. they suer time. dal theytdre atonal.
de their sort better that. it can bedews by hand.
flue litickrni 11..1 barn .µ L. ru appellate.' Agent lur the
NinchilJen hes establi•Led Cu Agency it. Valrthold,
%dam. co., whore he will ways have nn hand a supply.
'er.eus eybatiog to buy will please call and examine hot
hetia.el yr..
3& Noedl , J , mod ['bread wl , l 'Om be supplied.
J. 8. ITU /Cht)lN Agent.
Fairfield A.lanie county Pa
\n¢.lB.L 6i. tf.
itarblt lards.
CAN NON'S
ORNEIt OF BALTIMORE AND SASE MID
()LE ST', OPPOSITE THE COURT ROL'AE
CiETTYSBUI?O, PA.,
!VERY' DESCRIPTION OP WORK KXECUTRD IN
THE PINF.I3t iTYLK 01 THE ART
%lay 29.1. 1 367—1 f
CIETTYSBURG MARBLE YARD.
l
MEALS & HEW
In East York Street Gettysburg, Pa. Where they
are prepare•l to furnish al I kinds of work in their floe
iCCII AS HONCHENTS, TOMBS, HEADSTONES
MANTLES, kc., kc
us the shortest notire,end u cheep as the cheapest.—
girGlve na a call. Pnaloce taken in exchange for
fork
G.ttysqurg, May 29,1867
atinucrcial Talmo.
DICKINSON
AT CARLISLE, PEN NA
OIGLILY IMPORTANT TO YOUNG MEN CONTEMN
LATINU A BUSINESS EDUCATION,
TO know thap this Institution em
pl.,' s in. , ine but competent instructors iu every de.
oartintnt.•nit a atiffi.•lent number to Insure inili•olual
midi ucti.di to all id its students. and being eminerted
with "Dickinson College," iddtbles it to present ' umlauted
facilities of the ilikfiewt order. while the current ex•
penses at tetidina a cunr.s herr; are from 40 to $lOO We
than at similar institutions in Isrie cities. 14 e think
that when these facts 01,re properly tunlerslood by those
whe contemplate entering sn insiittition of this order,
they will not he long In devidim., in favor of Carlisle.
The following c. arse of Instruction should connoted
nttif to all. w ho desire that kind of informat ion most re
quisite to prepare them fur any of the eusincts pursuits
in fife.
BOOK- II EEPING
f-fnale and Donnie Entry ■a muffled and practiced in
he rariolla dolfstrf manta of Trade and Commerce. and
Banking Ilona, of the country.
PENMANSHIP
Practical and Ornamental of aciperior Style—glein
epecia I attention to prover Murce”rut, in the formatio
e e.l cembinat ion of letters, and thereby Insuring to •
cry atiltletit a goud Cu. rent Hand.
BUSINESS ARITHMETIC.
Including the must approved and be t adapted methods
fur all business calculatlone—Mental sad Kritten.
ENGLISH GRA.ll3lela.
Tanght with special reference to correct composition,
without which no student will be qualified to assumethe
natioe of • grit cieae arx.a.Aultattt.
MERCANTILE LAW
Taught in classes, using “tiean'e Treaties' eu a Text
Book, embracing the most important legal Information
for a Liminess man to pumas.
BUSIRX&S FORMS AND CORRESPONDENCE,
are daily practiced In the Actual Realms Department,
■nrre the student. in °DOM% Wu with their duties cun
duct an am ateur.. omreepend nom and make out all
Yoram Irma a ktsoelpt. to ajudument huts
81 0 ECIAL BRANCHES
Phonography or .tort Hand Writing, Ornamental Pen
mauship, Peo Drawing, Telegraphing, haturai PLllaao
pby. geometry, Algebra. ac, tc.
We invite an Impartial for mitigation of our faellitiee,
aced
foe 1111p111 soundsound instruction hi the branches entimar•
+.• Students enter at any Nth*, and pursue their course
without mho nlOllOll.
air 'Or rut titer particulars, write and raceiv \ i's Circular.
Mora.. A. M. TftlllllBß, Carlisle, Ps.
lab. 21. 1867-17
BUSINESS COLLEGE,
BRYANT, STRATTON & KIMBERLY'S
CORNER 10ra AND CIIIZTNUT STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA.
YOUNG MEN
spared ter the Con Mg Rom ant Badness We,
poem'
4THEORY & PRACTICE
=Wad by manna of Bank'', Huainan Houma . and Wit
us of all binds of Baldness Poor
THIS INSTITUTION
feedersed by the leading badness met of the City
117VD&NTS aserrneD AT ANY
COLunz oesat ALL ThE Yakit.
FOR PARTICULARS MIND FOR CIRCULARS
J➢nu 19, I S6T.-17
ATTENTION, ZOUAVES !
,
UNTIL further orders,' tho "GET
TYINIING 2011AVIIV• wittee*lstibetr Amory,
or !laminate and drill It V KII Y WSW% IIkIDA Y 1 1 / 1 0.11i0-
734 arlock. Roo to POLL blum- th e MID
DAT - of each month , at 10 . 4 / I cllt.
By order of ate CarMido, •
not. WM. It. MTN& 0 0.
a 'o .hIILLERS.—Fcir • sale a pair
of eaupPimo WrONSII SAD OMAiLINCI—allar
110/1111 WI& IfIXTUBJIL inquire of
iloitimbous t 00.9..41
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