4 '
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9tr Ipousektqur
IPOPPINGt CORN.
And there 4 they sat a popping corn,
John Stiles and Suaan Cutter ;
Alin Stiles was,stont as any ox,
And Susan fat as butter.
And there they sat and shelled the•ootn t
And rakecLand stirred the fire,
And talked of different kind of ears,.
And hitched their chairs up nigher.
Then Susan she the popper shook,
Then John he 'book th• popper,
Till both their faces grew as red
Aaeaucepans made of copper.
And theri they shelled, and popped and ate,
All kinds of fun a-poking.
And be haw-hawed at her remarks,
And she laughed at his joking.
And still they popped, and still they ate,
(John's mouth Waxlike a hopper),
And stirred the fire and sprinkled salt,
And shook and shook the,popper.
The clock struck nine, the clock struck ten
And still the corn kept popping;
It struck eleven end then struck twelve,
And still no signs of stopping.
And John he ateand Sue she thought—
The corn did pop and patter,
Till John cried out, "Thepcorn's afire!
Why; Suiten, witat:a the matter ?"
Said she, "John Stiles, it's one o'clock;
You'll die of indigestion
I'm sick of all this popping corn--
Why don't you pop the question?"
PROFIT OF SEEPING BEES.
1 With the right attention and tltill, this 004
_
cupation as pleasant und profitable as fitly
connected with r.tml life. But, like all °Metz,
success comes after diligent efforts only, and
. failure attends attempts where there is a want
of thoroughness. Mrs. Ellen S. Tupper con
.."\-tributes in The Kansas Farmer her experi
ence and estimate of profit in bee-keeping:
"As a proof that bee-keeping, as a business,
• pays as well or better than any branch of
horticulture, I would state that-I am now of
fet-ed for my bees $5OO in cash. It is not yet
six years since I paid $2O for the four stands
with which I commenced the business. I
have never bought a hive since. So this is
the increase of my capital in five seasons, say
ing nothing of the bees, honey, and wax sold
in the meantime, or the pletisure derived from
the business. Now that I have so many hires,
I find the profit increasing every year, with
ott: requiting more time and "labor than I be
stowed on a few. So far from there being
any danger of overstocking, I find my bees.
have done better the two path poor seasons
than malty have done where there were but a
few hives kept in one place ; anc I am con
vinced that, where they are managed rightly,
hundreds of colonies will do well where one
wilL To acnomplish this, however, it is in
dispensable to have them . strong and Tigomus
In spring, that they may take advantake of the
whole honey harvest.''
Mr. Jasper fiazen of Albany, contributes to
the Country Gentleman a short report'of his
experiments with the Italian and native bees,
which is valuable:
"In the summer of 1860 I commenced some
experiments with bees, using hives of my
own construction, with-a design of securing
the greatest amount of honey. In the years
1860, '6l, and '62 my hives averaged from
thirty to forty pounds of surplus honey. In
1864 the bees in thirteen hives gave seven
hundred and ninety-seven pounds of surplus
homiy, averaging sixty-one and four-thirteenth
pound to each hive. The present season I
had eight colonies, in hives of my own de
sign and manufacture, which gave six.swarms
and five hundred pounds of surplus honey.—
In a different kind of hives, in which I placed
four swarms last season, I have this season
four new swarms and five hundred pounds of
surplus honey. One of these last colonies was
Italian bees, and three of them natives or
black bees. The Italian colony gave two
swarms and one hundred- and six pounds of
surplus honey; one of the native colonies
gave two swarms and ninety-nine pounds of
surplus honey ; one gave one hundred and
twenty-three pounds of surplus honey, but no
.swarms; and the other one hundred and
seventy-four of honey, but no swarm ; averag
ing to each hive one swarm and one hundred
and twenty-five pounds of honey. The ex
periment showing that in ihe last class of
bees the production was double of that in the
first class."
A gentleman living in Texas possessed 350
hives of bees, and the yearly income there
from was over 14000. They required but
little care, the v7Eole not over two weeks'
work in the course of Alia year.
A HEMMER emtity, N. Y., dairyman esti
mates that 45 cows Squire 100 tons of hay to
winter them through.
A GERMAN who went tcr Kelly's Island,
Lake Erie, in 1853, with $6OO, to grow
grapes, is now worth over ,50,000.'
J. W. GRIBWALD, of Weithersfield, Conn.,
informs the New York Horticutturist t h at
he his preserved his trees from the canker-
Worm by piling coal-ashes' around their
trunks.
A Coszatericrr paper states that a farmer
in that State built a barn thirty-tyro" years
ago, and put a crop of hay into it the same
year. Last spring was the first. time the lost
of it was distributed, the call being so liind
that it bad to come out. It was as sweet and
- _bright as any ever brought to market.
br the Niagara River there is an Wand of
120 acres, where peaches never fail. On
both sides the w Ater, flowing rapidly, never
freezes, so the trees are not Jailed with in
tense cold.' A few'years since this small tract
was purchased for $t an acre: Last year the
crop of peaches alone sold for $7,500.
POISONP) 13arsP.—Sheep poisoned with
laurel have been saved by applying crushed
onions under the forelegs of the animals ; and
two . or three doses of Thompeonian Compo
sition end the seeds of the common Plantain,
mixed with 4 table spoonful of molasses,
have also been used with apparent benefit.
A New grass is springing up in the South
ern States. 'lt appears to be a dwarf clover,
is very thick set, covering the earth with a
beautiful caspet of green. It is l much relished
by cattle, and is a complete exterminator of
Bermuda, joint, sedge, , and other grasses. In
Middle Georgia it is very 'abundant, and is at
tracting much attentiun.._
A Ilseses correspondent says "Kansas
river bottoms in the vicinity Of Topeka, the
capital of the state, cannot be beaten this
year. One farmer has commenced basking,
and (has far his corn has averaged one hun
dred and twelve bushels to the acre. He has
over forty aces that will average one hundred
wag* and 40 - is now selling it for sixty
cents per bushel."
SALT Ass? Lam /ca: HLY.—The editor of
.the Boston Awned of Melt:leery says lime
and silt are incompatible sublimes, so far as
by their r chtmdcar changes my special pre
serving or intimmtic properties are secured.
He believes hey that is preserved with Bunn
would eaves{ well without them. It is in
easy matter to decide the qtiestion by taying
it. We belleie lime implied to a' mow of
green or damp,nrissat or hay exercises a pre
herving intluehos, Do matter what chemists
say.. But a comparative test will &tannins
the qpeation.
Wald c , ana *Wry.
ME
CLOCKS,, WAtCHES,
JEWELRY, &C.
CALL .AT
SOPER & McAR,TNETS,
NEW JEWELRY STORE,
On York street, opposite the Bank, Get
tysburg, Penna.
A new and full assortment just receive
from ate City.
SILVER. AND PLATED WARE,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS !
each as Violins, Opitare Aoctordeons, Plates, Vireo, de,
also the taimnitogi,vis i'Keys, Strings, Bowe, Bridges and
every thl re belonging to the Instrainents.
ng and all kind! of tool* in our line
promptly and on reaktnable tense.
ar An work warranted_ to give eathillicition—end all
goods sold, warranted to be what they are represented.
Nov. 27, 11167.-ll
ISAAC K. STAUFFER,
Watchmaker and -jeweler ;
No. 148 North 2d at., corner of Quarry,
PH rt, p ELPHIA.
- An assortment of Watches, Jewelry, Silver
and Plated . Ware constantly on hand.
surrABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS !
sarßepairing of Watches and Jewelry promptly at
tended to. [Noy. 27, 11167.-ly
SEEING-IS BELEVINi
AT 704 ARCH STREET.
NEW PRICES! NEW GOODS 1
RICH SILVER & SILVER PLATED WARES,
• Including every style
• , and description,.. made L I
expressly for the Winter W
a trade, which for neatness
17.'1 and durability cannot be •
••••* surpassed at
JON BOWMAN►S
Wholesale and Ratan Manufacturing Establishment,
704 ARCH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
SAPRellating st short notice.
Dec.lB, 1887. [Aug. 21.-ly
Watches for the Million
AB-RANDAL& & CO'S GREAT WATCH CLUB.
EVEEYBODY needs a good watch, and wishes to get i
id the lowest ponible price; a horde of swindlers
knowing this bare contrived various iagonions devices to
get people's money, and then either tail to send a watch,
or send one that is worthless as a- time-keeper. AR
SANDALS A CO. have now perfected arrangements by
which, for the small sum of slo,s good and reliable watch
may be osivaalt obta load. The have &arm ed a GREAT
WKTCH CLUB on the followin plan. Certificates con
taining the numbers of all the watches named in our
wholesale list(which is sent to all applicants) are mixed
up, enclosed inentelopes. and sold fut 26 cents each certificate is waste/020 to bo.thr a watch, and as
will be seen on reference to the Ilst,'nana are of lass
value than Ten Dollars, whilit some are - worth $300.-,
We undertake to send any Watch drawn whatever may
be its value for $lO, and 'herder that every one may ab
solutely depend upon gettinp, a first clam* timekeeper,
we guarantee that every purchaser of One Dollar's worth
of certificates shalt receive at heat one for watch No. 683
on our wholesale list, sent pest tree, which is a first-class
latent lever, a handsome and reliable watch, in telling
silver buntline case, and usually sold for $4O. You will
certainly get such a watch; and, besides, you may get a
Oold - 3hrooometer worth $5410. We sell the 'cartificates
as follows: One for 26 cents; Three for 62 cents; Six for
a hand Twenty fur $B. To those isedingll, we will send
andsome chain gratis.: To those sending $3, we will
send a gold chain warranted not to tarnish in 20 years.—
Parties getting up larger clubs will receive liberal pre
sents, particulars of which may be learned on applica
tion. As it is our intention to do a strictly honorable
timeless", and to insure our customers from liability to
lose, we will send our watches, if desired, without money,
instructing the Express agent to collect only on delivery.
If-we are desired to forward watchesuy mall, the money
must be sent as by Bank Draft or Poet Office Ord-x, and
ft, will then beat our risk. We will then register the
package at our post office, and if lost will replace it free
of charge: If any watch sent Is not approved, it may be
returned and the money will be refunded. The repute-
Eon of our firm, which tall been establfshed for five
years, and is well Mamma In every part - of the country.
we trust will be deemed 'a ralficient guarantee that we
will faithfully perfume all we cootrict to do. Address
ARRA/MALI A CO.,
162 Broadway, New York,
Post Office Box, 6,45.
Dec. 2f, 1267.-3 m
JOAN BOWMA.N,
No. 704 Arch Stieet•
PHILADELPHIA,
Manufacturer and Dealer In
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
Our Goode ara decidedly the cbsapeatin ths City
TRIPLE PLATE, A No. 1,
Mar.14,11167.-ly
stouto, Nunn, &c.
TIN-WARE:, AND STOVES•
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
TIN-WARE IN THE COUNTY,
AT .
S. G. COOK'S
(Formerly ►ndrew Polley's); *bosoms of
THE BEST COOKINO-STOVES EN THE MARKET,
among which are the
LD DOMINION,
COMPROMISE,
PENNSYLNIA.
NOB S COOK.
ECONOMIST,
BARLEY - SHEAF, £c.
Also, many other articles for kitchen use, which will be
sold as low as at any other place iota. county.
- S. G. COOK.
kpre12.11164. •
Stoves ) Tin-Ware , Scc .7 &c. ,
THE public are invited to call and examine my int,
mime stock of geode
IN THE STOVE LINE:
Waverly, Noble Cook, Royal Cook, Barley Sheaf. Orient
al, Stewart's (look, Ornamental, Excelsior, - Prince Royal
end the Emerald Cooking Stove., all for coal or wood.—
These varieties are a selection .from the best and mist
popular Cooking Stoves the market affords, and are all
warranted togive entire satisfaction. Also,. vary large
variety of Parlor, Saloon' and Shop Stoves. for oral or
wood, including the celebrated Morning Glory. the Val•
can, Oval Meteor, Round Maloof, Dtal,-Violet; Gem. Be
olator, Comet, Egg, New Egg, Parlor Cook, Ac., kc.--
Fire Brick and Orates, for coal or wood, always on hand.
IN TAB TIN-WARE LINE
The assortment embraces everythina necessary for
kitchen or household purposes. including • large num
ber of convenientyet cheap ' articles of new design which
must be seen to be appreciated. The stock Is so Jame
and varied ‘ that those who have not visited the establish.
ment havesso conception of its extent.- In addition to
the ordinary kitchen utensils, It includes Bathing Taw
eels, Toilet Chamber est., plain and fancy, Chamber
Buckets, Rived and Spice Boxes, Tea and Coffee Canis.
tors, Deed Boxes, Spittoons, Tumbler Drainers, Bill-head
Boxes. Walters Ale Carriers, Water Coolers. Slaw Cut
ters, Hers@ Lampe, Jelly Moulds, Pudding Moulds, Pa.
lent Nutmeg Graters, Comb Cases, Gem. Grant Plates and
A B ti Plates, Ash Buckets, Floor Sleeve., Bird Cages,
Spout Heads, Coffee Mills, Lanterss„ Basting Spoo n .,
Large Forks, Candle Sticks, Candle Mc olds, Copper Dip.
Epeltlro•Ot.iroulerying ns, Saioothing'lrons, Foot
Coffeeßoasters, Weeded Irons,Snuffers. Dinner
:I;7lrirction.er Bells. Egg DeateekcHistei. Fluted Fun
nels, Coal Moves. Glass top Wait 'Olllll, Plain-top Fruit
Cans, reel &waling Jars, be., Jee. Thrwareinade to order,
and repairing promptly attended to, by the best of work.
IN THE HOLLOW-WARE LINE :
Cut-iron Pote,of every - eke and variety, hr stoves, Por
celain Kett:es, toll cooking and preserving, Ticktned
Kettles, for ditto, Cast-iron Stew Pau ' of every III1V1) and
variety, Porcelain and tinned, with athoosand and one
other articles tnipailibleto enOwilihte In 44 advertise
ment.
Attetstiob iefirbotally directed to Wee esinable ps
tiall fur %lath ne 61 agent. sad Moose which Mavis ao
biuubag, a. ode be att i 74 ewes wbo have used
them. eta: THN lINITBSS OLOTMI&MAINGSB,
NOWT'S WASHING M sad the eidabteted
DIAMOND CiIUILN.
. Tltopublio are NNW to nil and summate goods and
prima lie guaraatoss to sell evaroblag in his ito• at
exceeding low figures. Ootne mud ask to gratilY your
mxiosity, if you do mot waat to 014. • No - trouble to show
Spode. . R. 8111111141.1.
=
WORM
Millinery & Mantua Making..
BARBARA =ITU AND RBIIRCOA 71NiC
•
LTI I /1 started the )1111Unary a n d Maaturtesklag,
IR trades, la Clanbersbars strest,is therearottlak's
Store, sad invite shandies of tows sad ionstly to gin
them a &I. No Wert will be *sill to reader Ninths
tloa la every . ans. Pldla Btrji i Sad. hitching abio
%one. • filettyst,Nov.l3,lM7Aha
, • •
'Mantua Making St Stamping
Mary M. Van arida!' it Miss Wilson
Hvnto anuateaccol 1 1111aitai lEakfris bulimia§
mewl:1114 request. thilr 'Wahl mud Cho public
morally to airitlocaca sag. Ifo abet willbi.pared.
to mortar ireftliou.. awry caw
PLAIN STIOILING. - & BEWIN(
Moo to °ram Chic pg:tu Mie istem win be found In the
rein *Awl: ouca s Madtloi, cia York Bt,
warty oopodto ' Church.
D0c.111.-.lau
14,110 • Old HANDLES FOB SALT;
of w. Idukier Yeatiot
0 Bliwalk
rot ,
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jr. -
•pnvantitte lotw.
NEW FORWA DING
AND COMMISSION HOUSE.
HAVING' purchased the extensive
war.bous.,tAn, £O., of CULP & BAZINIZAW, the
undersigned intend to carry on the business, under the
ilrat ofitanasm & Co., at the old stand on the corner
of Washington and Railroad streets, on a more extensive
scale than heretofore.
Re are paying the highest mark et pile* for flay, flour,
Grain and all kinds of produce.
?lour and Yeed,Salt, and all kinds et Groceries, kept
constantly on band and for sale, cheaper than they can
be had anywhere else.
Plaster, and all kinds of fertilisers, Constantly on
hand, or furnished to order.
rA regular line of Freight Cars willleave our Ware
house every TUESDAY NOON, and accommodation
trains will be run as occasion may require. By this ar
rangement we are prepared to convey Freight at all
times to and from Baltimore. All tontines* of this kind
entrusted to us, will be promptly attended to. Our cars
run to the Warehouse of Stevenson! Soda, 165 north
Howard , street, . Baltimore. Being determined to pay
good prices, sell cheap and deal •fairly, we invite every
body to give us a call.
Jan. 8, 1888
M'CURDY & HAMILTON,
DEALERS IN
FLOUR, GRAIN, GROCERIES, &c
THE undersigned are paying at their Ware.bonse, In
Carlisle street, adjoining Bnehler's Hall,the highest
prices for
FLOUR, WHEAT, RYE, CORN, OATS, BUCKWHEAT
CLOVER AND TIMOTHY-SEEDS, PO
TATOES, kc., &c.,
and invite prodneertf.to give them a call before selling
They twee constantly on band for sale,
A LARGE SUPPLY OF GROCERIES,
![olsaeee, ErraPlt, Coffees, Sugars, Ac, with Salt, Flab,
Oils, Tar. Soaps, Bacon and Lard, Tobaccos, Ac. Also the
best brands of FLOUR, with FEED of all kinds. They
likewise hare
SEVERAL VALUABLE FERTILIZERS,
Soluble PaciAc beano, Rhodes' Phosphate and A A
Mexican Guano.
Whilst they pay the highest market prices for all they
buy, they sell at the lowest living profits. They ask a
share of public patronage, resolved to give satisfaction
In every case.
July 3,1867.-If
DANIEL GULDEN ,
DEALER IN
DRY GOODS,
FLOUR, GRAIN, GROCERIES,
LUMBER, COAL, Sic.
THE undersigned keeps nn band, at hie Ware House,
known as “Gaiden's Station." in Streban township
on the line of the Gettysburg Railroad, all kinds of
GROCERIES,
including Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Spices, Ac., with Salt
Fish, Oils, Tobsewo, Bacon, Lard, 4c. Also,
LUM3ER AND COAL,
Includlngßeilding Stuff, Shingles. Laths,Stoveand Black
smith Coal. Also, Guano, and a large assortment of
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps of all kinds,
which be is prepared to sell at the lowest prices.
He *lnn pays the highest market price for Flour. Gra fn,
Corn, Oats, Buckwheat, Clover and Timothy Seeds, Pota
toes, Ac., or will receive and forward the same ti market
on commLeion. He respectfully asks his friends and the
public. to gtve him a call. • DANIEL GULDEN.
Aug. 21, 1867.-tf
W. E. BIDDLE
100,000 Bushs. Grain Wanted.
NEW FIRM AT THE OLD WARE
.. 11 HOURS. WM. E. BIDDLE& CO. would inform the
public that they base leased the Warehouse on the cor
,fter of Stratton street and the Railroad, in Gettysburg,
'where they will tarry on
THE GRAIN AND PRODUCE BUSINESS,
in aline branches. The highest prices will always be
paid for Wheat, Rye, Corn, Oats, Clover and Timothy
Seeds, Flaxseed, Sumac, Hay and Straw. Dried Fruit-
Nuts, Soap, Hams, Shoulders and Sides, Potatoes, with
everything else in the country produce line.
• • GROCERIES.-00 band, far sale, Coffees, Sugars.
Molasses, Syrups, Teas, Spices, Salt, Cheese. Vinegar,
Soda, Mustard, Starch,. Brooms, Buckets, Blacking,
Soaps, &c. Also COLE OIL, Fish Oil, Tar, &c. FISH of
all kinds; Spikesand Nails; Smoking and Chewing To
baccos.
They are always vle to supply a Ilrst rate article o
flour, with the different kinds of Feed.
Also, Ground Piaster, with Guano* and other fertili.
sera. COAL, by the bushel, ton or carload.
• They will rune LISS OF FREIGHT CA RS frem Ger
tysburg to Baltimore once every meek. They ire pre
pared to convey Freight either way. in any quantity, at
RSDUCBD KATES. They will attend, it deetred. to the
snaking of purchase* In thq city, and delivering the
goods promptly in Gettysburg. Their rani run to the
Warehouse of Nathan.B.oop t t,0., N 0.128 North flagrant
street, near Franklin, Baltimore, where freight will be
received at anytime. They invite the attention of tire
public to their line, assuring them' that they will spare
no effortto aceommoaate all who may patronize them.
Api ill 9. 1866.—tf BIDDLE t BENNER.
Taal, gumber, gime, &r.
GETTYSBURG
LIME KILNS'
TUE undersigned Lao bought out his former partner
Gimm, and now continues ths
THE LIME-BURNING BUSINESS
himself—at the Gettysburg Lime Kilns ;.,on the corner of
the Railroad anal North Stratton street. Thankful for
past patronage, hew I l endeavor to deserve its contlun
anca, by prdbecuting the business as vigorously soden as
large a scale as possible—always selling • good article
and giving gond measure. Farmers mid others may look
for the prompt filling of orders.
He alsocontlnuet the
COAL BUSINESS,,
offering the most popular kinds. House; tapers and
otbers should give him a call. Blacksmith Coal constant
17 on hand.
Lime and Coal delivered anywbere In Gettysburg
Gettysburg, Nov. 20, 1867.-t f
LIME IOR SALE
Michael Leer's Old Stand
PFTERSBURG, Y S. ADAMS COUNTY, PEN d.
JOHN AND PETER BECKMAN
WOULD respectfully' announce to
the public that they are now prepared to fur
nish lime In any quantity.
,Penions would do veil to
Rive them a call beforegoing elsewhere as they will find
them accommodating In every respect.
Nov. 20,1867-4 m
LUMBER, & COAL,
N IMMENSE STOCK!
CORNER OF CARLISLE ST. AND TRIG RAILBOAP,
GETTYSBURG, PENNA.
'IN order to give the public something
3 1- like an adequate idea of the immense stock of Lum
ber, Coal, Stoves, Tin-ware, Ac., Ac., on hand and for sale
by the undersigned, at his establishment, In Carlisle et.,
acmes the Railroad Irom the Passenger Station. he
would enumerate as fat a. the limits of a newspaper ad
vertisement will allow :
IN THE LUMBER LINE :
Boards and Plank of every grade, from callings to panel.
Joists and Scantling, pine and hemlock, Siding, planed
and unplaaed, Flooring, Shingles,Shingle Laths, Plaster
ing Laths, Pickets, ready -made Doors and Sash, Blinds
ruld Shatters,—in fact, everything need for building pur
ses.
IN THE COAL LINE :
Shamokin White Ash and Lyketue Valley Red Ash,
these two varieties being the purest and best for all
domestic purism". Aleo the very best Broad-top paid
Allegheny Smith Coal.
~.For particulars of Stoves, Tinware, Ac., sea adver-
tisement udder head of Stoves and Tinware.
July 3,1837. C. 11. BUEHLER,
NEW LUMBER YARD.
rimut undersigned has opened a LUMBER
YARD, on the Railroad, Near Guinn
Lime Kilns, Gettysburg and ash thiPpublie to
give him a call. His assortment Is one of the best ever
offered has, nisei hie p sires afford only the smallest living
profit. He hide WIRTZ PINE PLANE, inch and ball
'WARDS, FLOORING, PALXNO2I, Re., and fa can
dant adding to his,stock. Come and examine for
yourselves.
1016.1. 'aptly of Shingles, atlow prleu,always on hand
Nov. 1.1866.—tf. JACOB SHUNS..
kilINGLES.—Prime Shingles, the
beet In the market, for We at JACOB IDDIADVII
emo Lumber Yard, on the Railroad, adjoining the Lime
Vine, Gettysburg. , 1Ntrr.15643.-te
INtrdwirre, gunny,. &c.
HARDWARE
AND 0 00 DEISM
TES onbooriberotavojust returned from thooltiof
with all tamonsosupply of HARDWARIIk EIROCEMEB7
'wtdck timpani offoriniat their old 'Matto Baltimore
sinotortpricooto snit thalami.' Our. tozkcomditifs
phrt of_
Carpostar'Orool a . •
illsokaulth'sToola
Coaob findings,
keePtadtaga,
Coattail titaker'aToola
• rionatieperhitziarea.
£llktadeoflrontb
0111 a s 001;111S OP 44/. KINDS,
s,Pitiata, to.,fai. Sherds ao s attieldsoladod tp the
atftraldipartalatta amattatked slatatabat *Wasp be
bad at tide Stare. elaaa of Illialmuticeasaa bras
saiatodaasil Imre tiltbtootiladitadlarisoata p
&spilt itatuary arttelets that:tine. (Hanna *alias
alatirittraparsoltdaallaalowforsaabaaattyartherb ms
mat Ott to ty
JOIL .1. HANNRIt
DAT/DZIEGLIR.
*a7 11147
WM. M. MICIAM,
ALSXANDER COBBAN
JAMICIIBIGHAM.
Mt& LIQDOIIB for medicinal purposes.
Dr. 11.11orner's °LIEN, a reliable remedy f chapped
hands, rough .kid, kc.
All art lee warranted pure and genuine.
Jaw 11,1468.-tf
TEE undersigned baying taken charge of this
oil and popular Store, takes pleasure in in—
.forming the publlcthat he le constantly receiving fresh
supplies of all kinds of DRUGS AND MEDICINES, from
the meat reliable houses, and is prepareed to accommo
date his customers with any article In his line
ROBERT McCURDY,
WM. S. HAMILTON.
°revery description. all the „popular PATENT MEDI
CIN ES ofthe day, with • full supply at chemicals, Per
tumors, Paints, Dye Stuffs, Varnishes, Fluids, Turpea
tine, Hair Oils, Extracts, Soaps, Brushes, together with
• grearvariety of Fancy articles—ln short, everything
naustly found in a first class Drug Store—constantly on
band.
aip-Yhysfcfann supplied at reasonable rates, and pre
scriptions carefully compounded and prepared at ail
hours of the day and night--Bundny not excepted. Be
ing determined to Pell cheap, be would ask a liberal glare
of public patronage. Give tuna call and see for your
selves. JOHN 8 FORNEY.
May 29.1887.
ON"the UM," Baltimore Street, Gettysburg, Pa.--Coo
stantly on hand, of made to order, all kinds of
H. S. BENNER
se low ea the lowest
C ARRIAGE-31AKLNG RESL-317ED
at their old stand, in Bad Middle street, Gettysburg,
where they are again prepared to put up work in the
most fashionable, substantial, and superior manner. A
lot otnew and second-hand
on hand, which thetwill dispose of at the lolVest
and all orders will be supplied as promptly •aad satiaf `
ao•
torily as possible.
OrREPAIRING./10
dons with dispatch, and at cheapest rates
Thankful for Rbe liberal patrnnage heretofore enjoyed
by thorn, they solicit and will endeavor to &wave a large
abate la the future.
MARRIAGES AND BUGGIES
Are 'now building a variety of COACH WORK of the
latest and most !approved styles, and constructed of the
best material, to which they inv ite His attention of buy
ers. Having built our work with great care, and of ma
torial selected with special reference to beauty of aryls
and durability, we can confidently recommend the work
as unsurpassed by any other in or out of the cities. All
we ask is an inspection' of our work, to convince tootle lu
want of any kind of a vehicle that this le the place to
buy them.
Sir REPAIRING in scary branch done at short notice
and on reasonable torch..
JACOB REILBT
Give us a call at our Factory. near the corner of Wash
ngton and Cbantbersbnrg streets, Gettysburg, Pa.
WM. C. STALLSMITH & SON,
CARPENTERS & CONTRACTORS,
Are prepared to do all kinds of Carpentering—contracting
and erecting bu ddinp of all kinds, Repairing, de. They
eep constantly on hand and manufacture order,
DOORS, SDIIT'EERS, BLINDS, BASIL DOOR AND
WINDOW ?RAKES, CORNICE, DOOR AND
WIA - DOW BRACKETS,
Seasoned material constantly on hand, experienced work
men always in 1 readiness,
.and work sweated with
dispatch.
*S. Otters priltnptly attended to
C. H. STALLBMITH
Sept. 18, 1867.—tf
G. C. CASHMAN
CARP ENTERING.
THE undersigned respectfully in
form the pdtillo that they hays commenced the
Oarperiting in ttlb Ilbop ibrmerly occupied by Georg►
licbryoely doetwoiod. We are prepared to do day work in
our line of halitosis and as reamable as any other 'stab
lakment in Gettisburg
Ws hops by a strict attention to business to merit •
•hare of public pajtronage
May 29,1922.41
TO THE BUILDING
COMMUNITY.
AN ALL OTHERS
WHO WISH TO IMPROVE.
T HE undersigned respectfully in
tonna the pOlio undersig ned
hs fun anginas" the
at his old stand, an W. 4 street, Gettmeerroi, saiismed7
at all times to socinnmodste those wanting Mlytblnti detke
n 'Moline. He Is Prepared to ftumish all kindsetwork ibr
building purpose., of Or beet material, and ge o soti 7
and cheaply as it Can be done at any other ortsbud tmoo t
in the county: Etperlearad Hands always In r ea di n g,.
and wort szseutad with pm:aptness' and dimatoh.
itt• past Ihvors,he hopes, by o tt ol itt oo to
bealiess nada a Mare share of public patropme.
Nay lb, I$C7. • WY. immetzimu t ..
- •
JOB PRINTING, _
MIT INIAIMIOII
EXECUTED tNEATLY AND CITILuIy
1) . olo t ginigo, Intdicinnit at.
HOLIDAY BOOKS!
A. D. BUEHLER
iAS just rewind s largo seportmest .f ORO=
AND STANDARD BOOKS, suitable for
HOiday Presents,
i
r
by the mote popular authors—
LONOF LOW, .
WS .lER, - . I
DICKENS,
• I TENNYSON,
MISS MULBACH,
MAY.NE REED, &e.
AIso—ALBL4IB AND FANCY ARTICLE.% medal and or
nameetal,B4tionery, Perfumery. du. Call and examine
Dec.18,1887.41'
DR. R. • HORNER,
PHYSICIAN AND DRUGGIST,
Omce and Drug Store, CHAMBERSSURG trrRIET
GETTYSBURG.
medical advice without charge.
DE ALICE IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PATENT MEDICINES, ETA
TIONERY, PERFUMERY, SOAPS, BRUSHES, TOIL
ET ARTXCLES, DYE STUFFS, SPICES. BAY.
ING SODA, CREAM OF TARTAR, LAMPS,
COAL OIL, AC., AC.
Drugs and Medicines
FORNEY'S OLD STAND
FRESH DRtGS AND MEDICINES,
carriages, artes , &c.
NEW SADDLER SHOP.
RIDING SADDLES,
WAGON SADDLES,
CARRIAGE HARNESS,
DRAUGHT HARNESS,
RIDING BRIDLES,
BLIND BRIDLES, •
COLLARS,
May 2% 1867.-1 f.
The war being over, the undersigned have resumed the
CARRIAGE-MAKING Rung ESS
CARRIAGES, BEIGGIES, kC,
A large lot of new and old HARNESS .n band for gala.
May 29.-tf
DANNER k ZIEGLER
TATE & CULP
June 12 1867.—tf
Carpenters and Tontrarters.
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
And any other Artick is th.;.. Building Line
WM. C. STALLBMITH,
13•13HilAlt & ROWJ.
CARP RING BUSINESS
ALT %%12 011741
HOLIDAY PRESENT&
DB Y GOODS 1 FANCY - 600D8 I
JEWELRY dr; BILVEHW4.g.E.
Worth over $2,000,0001 , AU to be mold ler ONIC DOW
"LAR RAOLL
AGENTS FOR EIIIMPBAN,MANGFACTMIIr.R4
Announce. that In consequence ot theorentookingof the
Ingihh MaheLan immeniel malty of MIT end VANCY
GOODS hate been comkned to them with. histinctlons
to be clear - id for isedUlle essay at any , imariAse. A. &
Co., hare, therefore, :wised to offer them .aemirdlng to
their ordinarysystena of toish.eee at $1 each, Without re.
gard.toralne,
Ths foikiwhig Hit shown the "original tandem& prices
aflame of the articles which they now offer atrsl. • ,
Bear, Wolf, and Buffalo Itobee---Jyten $l6 00 to $6O 00
Sets of Yuen, Sable, Itnnine or Mink-. 20 08 to 100 00
Ladles' Ed& " ..... 15 00 to 86 00
“ Collars " ...... 10 00 to' 40 00
Silk sad Satin Drees Patterns IS 0010 46 00
Berege tind /16systism Ctoths...-.......-... 600 to- 12 00
Alps= and in de Ulnae- 4 00 to 10 00 .
Trench Merinos and Twills. 10 00 to 20 00
Cambric, Thibet and Mohair ' 400 to 10 00
Balmoral and Elliptic Skirts ......... 2
00 c 0 to" 800
2112 and,Lsce 2 to 600
Beta fineCafts and Collars 200 to 600
Paha olLadies•Oweets.. .. 2 Soto 600
Handkereldellt, Sill, Plain,iiSiostit - iiid
and Embroidered Idnen Lawn; per
Ladies and Gent;baton, - Wooren and
Silk Hoseand half Hose; per dozen
. - .....
Ladies and Gents ' -
niiMe — lino, Cotton, L inen
and Cotton Shirts and Undershirts;
each... 260 to 600
Coat, Peet and Pantaloon Patterns in
Cloth, Cat& mer o, and Doeskin.,
Linen and Woolen Table Covers..
White and Colored Linen Napkins, per
doyen
kilnallos, White and Unbleached, per
............. ..... 15 to 40
Flannels; Shawls in Woolen; Bilk and Merino Nubia'
or Clouds; Woolen Hoods; BlAnkets; Linen and Muslin
Sheets; Velvet and Morocco Portmonsdes; Shopping
Bags; Wallets; kleersc,hanm Pipes; Four and Six Blade
Pocket Knives, with pearl, birtoboo and lvot7 handles:
French Clocks; Gilt and Bronze Musical Boxes; Revolv
ers; Fowling Pieces: Fancy Combs; Hair Nets; Work
Bosse; BllverCard Cases; Albums; Family and Pocket
Bibles; Opera Glasses,
We hare also received a splendid assortment of
WATCHSB,
Gold and Sliver Glinting Cum for Gents; Enameled do.
for ladies, together with Chains of every pattern and
style.
Sets of Jewelry in every sariety; Sleeve Mittons;
Thimbles ' Lock.te; Crosses; Rings of eeery kind; Briice•
lets; ( }o l d Pens, &c., &c.
THE SILVERWARE DEPARTMENT COMPRISES
Silver, Dining amt Tea Seta, Castors, Ice Pitchers, Table
Spoons, Yorks. Tea F3r oons, Goblets, Drinking Cops, Cof
fee Urns, Tea Pots, Cream Pitchers, Sugar Bowls, Fruit
Baskets, Cake Baskets,Card Bask eta, Fruit Knives, Syrup
Cups, Salvers, Portmonaies, Pie Knives, Fish Enlace,
Mustard and Salt Spoons Napkin Rings, Egg Elands,
Wino Holders, Card Cases ,
•
All the above list of articles to be sold for $1 00 each
Th• expenses are paid by the sale of Coupons or Cer
tificetev naming each article in the stock, and its value
these Certificate* are enclosed in envelopes, mixed up
and sold at
Whatever article fa named in the Certificate can be
Otamed at ONE DOLLAR.
The article will be shown to the holder of the Certifi
cate, and it will be at his option, whether ha pays tie
dollar and takes the article or not. In case article. ant
by mall or express are lot satisfactory, they can be re•
turned and the money will be refunded. •
Every Certificate entitles the holder to some article of
sterling value, worth much more than a dollar. In proof
of this
Ycu can have for any of our certificates and $1 00, any
of the following articles, so thst if you are not pleased
with the article or articles named on the certificate, you
need not lose the 2h cents you paid tor it:
One Silver plated three bottle Castor, handsome silver
plated Butter Dish with plate -and cover, Lady's Shop.
ping Bag, a SO picture Album bound in velvet and gilt,
set of Ten Spoons silver plated on white sietal,set double
plated Table Spoonsor Parka, Pants pattern (214 yards
caaaimere), peirJouvin'a Paris Sid Uklele, splendid real
Meerschaum Pipe, or wlid It Carat Gold plain Ring.
During the four yams we have been agents for Europe
an manufacturers, we hare received hundreds of coke
meudatory noticee from the prate, and letters - from pri
vate Individuals, upraising the highest astlafaction with
our method of doing Dulness. We have many of these
teitimonials with min.'s and dates, printed in pamphlet
Arm, and as we have no apace for them in this advertise•
meat, we will und'copies free to any address.
Whenever desired, we will send articles by Express. C.
0. D. So thst the money need only be paid ON DELIV
tfIY OF THE GOODS.
PLY NETS, kc
.1. M. ROWE
We accept the entire responsibility of money sent by
Eatireas, Post Odic/ Order, Or Bank Waft.
. .
We went *gents EVERYWIIBRE to whom' llb•ral
comapentation will be paid, which can he learned on ap
plication.
sts.Take tare to write your name and. addres in •
clear, distinct band, and address
Past QIDe• Sox. £4
Dee.1.1,1867.4m.
RAUGH'S COMMERCIAL MA
IURES.—We announce to farmers and dealers In
VertUsers. that the follo►tng prices hare been adopted
for she spring MOM:
BAUGH'S RAW BONE PHOSPHATE.
Price, E 66 per 2,000 lbs.
BAUGH'S CHICAGO BONE 7EIII7:LIME
Price, $46 per 2,000 Ile.
BAUGH'S CHICAGO BLOOD MANURE.
Price, $5O per 2,000 Nu.
This wall-known popular trade-mark will be found up
on every fackage of the above manures.
The high estimation In which Rancid , * float Mammas
have been held, darng fourteen years part, we shall
fully sustain in the future. Having now the satire con
trol of the great resources of the city of Chicago, for
furnishing Ammonia and Phosphate y ielding material,
via:—Bones. Dried Flesh, Blood, &c.. we turfs in con
nection with our works is Philadelphia, the largest fa
clinks kw furnishing these manures, at the,above low
prices.
BAIIGH & SONSI, Philadelphia.
NORTH-WESTERN FERTILIZING CO., Chicago.
JOHN RALSTON & 00.. General Agents, New York.
GEORGE' W. HIRER & CO., " • - Boston.
GEORGE DGGDALE , Wholesale Agent, Baltimore.
For all information respectitg the above Manures, ad
dress either of the above houses.
Jah. 116S-3m
ROIERT D. ARMOR,
GAS FITTER, PLUMBER AND
BELL HANGER,
Zia Aficltile street, kalf a square front the Courl-lumse,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
VIVILL promptly- attend to all or
, dere Jr his Übe. :Work done in the moat setts
. factory manner, sad atittlotwas low as can portably be
afforded to make a tiring.
GAS PIPE
furnished, ai well as Chandeliers, Brackets, Drop Lights
dm.; also WATER PIPE, Stops, Top an Frost Spigots,
and,ln short. everything belonging to gas or water Si-
Bells hung, and furnished If desired. Locks of all
kinds nspalred. [Dec. 25,1861.41
Patent Gum Scrubber.
f rHE advantages of the Scrubber
over-all others is—let, that it will do the work in one
halt the time usually employed; 2nd, that it requires
much less water and does the wortrmuc it better; 9rd, that
it will rinse and dry theloor at the same time aW•eave
all the labor of .wiping up' with a cloth; 4th, that it will
last a great many years, by °cordons'', renewing the
Bruns, which can be done very easily and at very trifling
expellee. .
MarBcrubbvs for sale-at the store of k. Mr Paxton on
the Hill, Baltimore street, Gettysburg, the undersigned
being the duly appointed.. Ageat for Adama county.
B. B. PAXTON.
H. H. ROWE
G1T1713171.0, PA., NOY. LS, 1887.
Thy/undersigned haying the above Scrubbers in use, do
hereby cordially recommend them to' the public as fully
answering the wpm, for which they are intended.
J. L. TATE, DANIEL H. KLINOEL P
ISRAEL TOITNT, J.' , o. BUSE
0. D. scot", W. E. aIyEB§
Nov. 20, 1587.6 m•
(411,EAT CONOWAGO MILLS.
N-n 10,003 MIMS OP WH,ICAT WAMED
The undersigned having remodeled and improved
his mills near New Chester, (formerly called "Widimt
Grove," but now "Great Conowago is D
to do all kinds of work in Ma line with unusua l a
.Constantly On band, ibr gale or exchaage,the v bast
lattalltios of Super, Matra, and Family FLOC% 440 Ilya,
Buckwheat Flour, with ever variety cChet
labd neld of whoa.
missing a SAW MILL attached, he is predt• es
all kinds oflataber, at the 'shorted notice. Termer in
need of lamberand four, can put a log upon Pis
throw a Sew 'bushels of wheat on the top, bee* the w =
ersbeeired ibr.'i mr, end the log sewed, this Maytag a
double trip—and all because of the new and, palest. ma
chinery, now •liployed in these mills.
Riming the beet o(wortuneo, be will be able to pawl
" ors body. Than Jed for put favors be hoiss brasses
tinuanesof the Oatee. H.
•
- New Chester,•April Bd, 11167.-Iy. t • •
WAGON MAKING
fru subecril)er respectfully informs
-ft. the public that he carrier ont the
WAGON-3WC3M
to an no toreador, at Ids tau*, emabeiland
about timottalt trout Blvases 11111, akilia ra,i *win
fog boa add Ina to the imatittabarg road t aati copra
wad to assent{ an orlon with promptaata. •
.ifirhErArßiNG-at
OF ALL lILINAIS AT,,TE*Ont. TOW .
Us oho thaittioctioni '3COMIDIVVIIRWIG
=AND BROON4LUIDFIS t caldble roo.
Rs holm, by prompt attention* to , boathook,' to of
sod thaolth ► Omit partway. Oidoko oloiltheithil to
him at Cthatjoinitg, wilt rocothorsitootlloo.
ottliPlo /We* IFILUAKIL MVOS
giottliantoo.
ARRANDALE &. CO„
162 ssamArAy. Writ ;OTT,
25 CHNTS EACH-4 YOR $l-11 FOR $2.
READ THIS OFFER.
RSFERENCES
ARRANDALB A CO.,
I&I Broadway, New York
r NOE MARK
540 . MILES
' 1:1}" TE2
lINION - PACIFIC RAILROAD,
BurrNar,a ,ifwszt FROM OMAHA
ACROS,aIItIE CONTINENT,
Am NOW COMPLETED
VIE rum 13121(1Lim . mrims,;irs 16NXING
WITHIN. TES MILES Op THE 8IIMMIT•ON THE
The retnainl4 ten mlles will be finished as soon as
the Wintheermirmlis the road-bed to be salltefently pack
ed to receive the The work conk:Luisa, to be
visaed ibrerard :In tke rock cottlegs. on. the western
slope with unabated energy, 'and Er meek •isrpir tem
will be employed during the current year tbanever be•
km. The prospect that the whole
GRAND LINE TO THE PAVIVIO
WILL BE COMI'LETED IN 1870,
was never better. The means so Tar pruvkled for con
struction Lave proved itupie, and there is no lack of
funds for the most vitorous prosecuthm of the enter
prim. These measure divided Into four classes :
600 b 16 00
4006°1200
1.-UNITED STATES 'BONDS,
haring thirty years to run, and bearing six per cent. cur
rency Interest, at the rate of 816,000 per mile for 617 miles
on the Plains; then at the rate 0f548,000 per mile for IX,
miles through the Rocky Mountains; then at the rateot
$32,000 per mile for the remaining distance, for which
the United States take, a second lien as security. The
littered on these Beads is paid by as unitatatatas got.
eminent, which also pays the Company ono-half the
amount of its bills in money for transporting Its freight
-troops, mail, , de. The remaining half of these bills is
placed to- the Company's credit, and firma a sinking
fond which may finally discharge the whole amount of
this lien.
3 00 to 25 00
200 to AI 00
6 00 to 12 00
2.-FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
By its charter the Company is permitted to tune its
own First Mortgiage Bonds to the saute anthitht as the
bonds issued by the Government; and no store, and
only as the road pregresses. The Trustees for the Bond
holders, are the lion, E. D. Morgan, U. R. Fenster froth
:Sew York, and the Ron. o.kes Ames, collier of the LT
B. house of Representatives, who are responsible fur the.
delivery of these Benda to the Company In accordance,
with the terms of the law.
3. -TRE LAND GRANT
The Union Pacific Railroad Company bait a land grant
or absolute donation: from the Government 0f'12,600
acres to the mile on the line of the road. which will not
be worth leas than $1 50 per acre, at the lowest valua
tion.
4.-THE CAPITAL STOCK
The authorized capital of the Union Pacific Railroad
Company is $100,G00,(01, of which =i,500,0(X) hare been
paid on the work already done.
TILE MEANS SUFFICIENT TO BUILD
Contracts for the ant ire work of building 914 miles of
first clue railroad wear from Omaha, comprising much
of the meet dilllcult mountain work, and embracing eve.
17 expense except surveying, have been made with re
sponsible parties (who have already finished over 540
miles), at the average rate of sixty-eight thousand and
fill3-eight dollars ($65,1)C,8) per mile. This price includes
all neceinary shops for construction and repairs of cars,
depots, nation", and all other incidental buildings, and
also locomotives, passenger, baggage, and freight can,
and other requisite soiling stock, to an amount that shall
not be lens than $6,000 per mile. allowing the cost of
the remaining tsie hundred and eighty-six of the eleven
hundred miles mewed to be built by the Union Pacific.
Company to be 990,000 per mile, •
THE TOTAL COST OF ELEVEN HUNDRED MILES
914 miles. sr $38,055,
184 mile*, as $90.000
♦dd discount on bonds, surveys, Ac_
Amount, • 4113,444.012
Ai the C. S. Bondi are equal to money, and the Com
pany's own Pint Mortgage Bonds have a wady market,
we have as the
AVAILABLE CASH RESOURCES FOR BUILDING
ELEVEN EUNDRED MILES
529,329,000
First Mortgage Bonde r __...._ . . _ . 29,328,01:00
Capital Stuck paid in on the work done,... 11,500,000
Land grant,14,1:60,600 acres, f 1.50 per acre, 21,170,000
Total 55a,...07e,00s
The Company bays ample facilities for supplying any
deficiency that may arise In miens of construction. This
may be done wholly or In part by additional subscrip
tions to capital sock.
EARNINGS OF THE COMPANY
At present, the profile of the Company are derived
only from its local traffic, but this is alt eedy much more
than sufficient to tety tie interest on all the Bonds the
Company can issue, if nut smother mile were built_ It is
not doubted that when the road is completed the through
traffic of the only line connecting the Atlantic and Pacific
States will be large beyond precedent, and, as therewill
be no competition. it can always lie done at profitable
rates.
It will be noticed that the Union Pacific Railroad is, In
fact, a Government work, built under the supervision of
Govensment officers, and to a large extent with govern
ment money, and that its bonds are issued under Gov
ernment direct tan. It :is believed that mb similar secur
ity is so carefully guarded, and certainly no other la
based upon a larger or more valuable property. As the
Company's
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
•
are offered tor the present at 90 cern ON ems noltaa,
they are the cheapest seturity In the market, being more
than ii per cent. lower than 17.8. Stocks. They pay
SIX PER GENT. IN GOLD,
or over Slria ma cram upon the investment, and hays
thirty 3 ears to run baste maturitz. Subscrii.tkes
be received in Gettyebnig, Pa., by the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK and
GETZTSLURG NATIONAL BANK,
and in New York at the Company's aka, No. 20, Nassau
street, and by
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK, N 0.7, Nassau at
CLARK, DODGE a. CO., Bankers, No. 51, Will at.,
JOHN J. CIS & 80N, Bankers, No. 33, Wall at.,
and by the Company's advertised Agents throughout the
United States. Remittances should be made in draft or
other funds par in New York, and the Bondi will be sent
free of charge by return' express. Parties subscribing
through local agents, will look to them for their safe
delivery.
A BIM PAMPIILEI' AND MAP, showing the Pro
gress ofthe Wort, Besourees for Construction, and Value
of Bonds, may be obtained at the cloinpany's Officer or of
its advertised agenta,or will be sent hee on application.
JOUN J. MCC, Treasurer,
Jan. 29,1868. If New York.
&Mutt Waking.
TO THE PUBLIC.
.
tritt E enders fined take this method
JIL of informing the Ingle that they ettlt carry' on the
, .
Cabinet-making Bus i ness,
In all its Turfedt aii and that they now have on
hand a large " of
it
BUREAU' EDSTE.ADS
$ , , f
242biee, Cornet" -, , , de, &Vet, Atinks,•
• SkuldiN.Dr. * , Bureau', Main, •
of diferi kids ; in Mori
'every in/ in the Cabi:
ne making Me.
ALSO, READi t MADE — COMNS, AND
COFFIN/3 MAIM TO ORDER.
MI of which witthiinished priliptfr i - at the old Aland,
en Omni nanireore *rept, ventonie wimaliwanidi 'raw
ner3r. The undeceived having had over. 30yeent a,
pdefeate in the' treaed de tter thesseirie Wel. they
ten make as good wq hum otheseittnatrbattera hew
biennia* and others will gad it to their advantap to
WI aid bur hula ustias we am dieseenileen WWI ol iooo
so potetb W. to glit.!!,e "Mil ibUtratlir* TZllllltitt,
FURNITTJRE.
aIEAPFER & :BE,OER,
MnDREIBVEG, ,(Y. 13.;)
MIMI
Are prepared to offer Sago their line
*echo* gee cierbirasolllitehteireedy. , . •
rF
,4r.:
• - •' — FUAR'N - Triffitr-u"s'.
;•,•I_ ,
mails taw ord.!. Itagehing dow itistVidisip4l44
apidels. -• • • frig"
tfUMte* .
I . OONY MOUNTAINS
THE ROAD
WILL ES AS FOLLOWS
i4=5,01.2
115;40,000
..... 4,500,000
=I
,Iffinbit Virgo.
CAtI'NON't3
00111 R 08. BALTIMORE AHD BAST MID
DLE ST.,OPPOSITE THE COURT-HOUSE.
GETTYSB URG, PA.,
NMI ONSORIPTIN OF WORK 11110112 TO IN
THE PINESTSTTLE MHZ ART
May 29,1167—tf
G EI'TYSRURG MARBLE YARD.
MEALS k BR.O.
C IA But York Street Gettysburg, Pa. Whore they
are preperol to furnish all kjnda of work i n their lies,
SUCII da MONII3fENTS 4 TONILS, 11EAD3TONES
MANTLES, An., dc.
to the shortest notice, and as cheap as the cheapest.—
alMralTe ne a call. Produce taken itt exchange for
work.
Gettys4 erg, May 29.1&67 .
ghotognph Oalttrito.
REMOVAL!
THE GETTYSBURG SKYLIGHT GALLERY.
THE undersigned takes pleasure in
JL annOtincfug to the citizens of Gettystnrg and the
pnblic geherally that he has removed from hie old mime
on West ulddle street, to Baltimore street and nearly
opposite the 'tore of Fabeestock Brothers. The room he
sow occupies, has been recently fitted op exproaly for
hie business. The location ban admirable one, enabling
him to take picture,' In all shades of weather, and with a
arrectiseee unequalled any :heresies,
141 , 2-LIKB eIIOTOGRAPIIB,
olevery !die and description, executed in the fineststyle
narticuletattention given to t beCARTB-DIL VISITE.and
in copying AMBROTYPES and DAGUEBRZOTYPE.S ot
deceseed fr lends. Also-
TILE GETTYSBURG GEMS,
a new style of picture which has become very popular
with the public, not only for their beauty, but for rhea; -
ness and convenience. SIXTEEN for ONE DOLLAR or,
ly. PORCELAIN PICTURES, which for
their beauty and durability are utunirpasexl.
We are prepared to carry on the business in all
various branches, and haying had COIL iderableexperlenc•
we run no risk in
GUABANTEEJNO PERPEGT SATISFACTION.
C►II aud,examins our apecitnens and Judge for youy
**lves. LEVI WEEPER
Jun*2141366.
WE are always glad to see our
friends at the Excelsior Gallery, it still Mandell
the same old place opposite the Batik eo York it., Get
tysburg, P*. C. J. TYSON
PHOTO MINIATURES the Ex
ceislar Gallery are superb and are tarnished a
one-third city prices. Call and examine specimen's.
C. J. TYSON.
V,XCELSIOR is our motto. To
please our aim! and to render satisfaction in erne"
instance one determination. C. J. TYSON.
CONSTANTLY on hand-an assort
meat of line Frames, Photograph 41 lbo ma.Cartis a re
Baskets for grasses, from the Batik-geld, Photographs r
ourGeperats, semi other diatingtitihed Individuals. at th
Excelsior Galler7. C. J. TYSON.
I'HE best Photographs made in thie
County are made at the Excelsior Gallery, Gettya
burg, oppalitelhe old Bank. C.J. TYSON.
BY all means hare your Photographs made a
the Excelsior Gallery if you desire them per
eet. C. J. TYB4N.
LARGE VIEWS of the Battle-field
singly or to sets, very low; also Stereoscopic View
fo theNattle-fleld, at the Szcelrior Gallery. Do not Sal
soo sea the*. C.I. TYSON.
FRAMES OF EVERY ,KIND,
fin Large Pictures, Marriage CertLticates.Charci,
Certificates, Missionary Certificatee, ke... very cheap at
8. G. 811141 VEIL'S
Now Oal levy, RIDOTST, Pa.
June 8,1867.—1 y
Commercial Colleges.
DICKINSON
AT CARLISLE, PENNA
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO YOUNG MEN CONTEMP
LATINO A BUSINESS EDUCATION,
To know that this Institution, em
ploys none but competent instroctors In every de
partment, and a sufficient number to insure individuai
instruction to all of its studbots, and being eonuected
with ••Dickitmon College," enables it to present combined
facilities of the highest order, while the current ex
pineal attending a course here, are from 60 to $lOO lose
than at 'bailer institutions in large title. if • think
that when thaw facts are properly understood by those
whe contemplate entering an institution of this order,
they will not be long in deciding in favor of Carlisle.
The following course of Instruction should commend
itself to all, who desire that kind of information most re
quisite to prepare them for any of the business pursuits
in
BOOK-KICEPING
I Pines and Double Entry u applied and practiced in
the WIMP deplirtMentli of Trade and Commerce, and
Banking Houses of the country.
PENMARESHIP
Practical and Ornamental of superior Style—givin
special attention to proper movement, in Use Ibrmatio
and combination ofietters, and thereby insuring to e
ery student a good Current Hand.
• BUSINESS ARITHMETIC.
Including the most approved and beet adapted methods
for all badness calculations—Mental and Written.
XGOLISH GRAMMAR.
Taught with special reference to correct composition,
without whilh ao strident will be qualified to 111/1111111110 the
duties of a first clam accountant.
)&gIX4I.NTILISLAW.
•
Taught in inhume, using "Dekn's Treaties" ass Text
Book, embracing the most important legal information
Itir a Malawi man to posse's.
BIISINEM BORMB AND OOKRESPONDENCD,
are daily practiced is the Actual Business Department,
where the students in connection with their duties cote
duet as extensive correspondence, and make out all
Forms from a Receipt, to &judgment Note
SPDOIAL BRANCaItB
Plioncssuichy or Short HandWriting,Ormunentni Pen
nianahip, PeDraiking, Telegraphing, Natural Phflaeo
pby, , Algebra. Sic., to.
We invite i impartial investigation of our !tenting,
for Imparting sound instruction in the branches enumer
ated.
if Btadexts enter at any time, and pnrsuetheir course
without hiter-aption.
Aiii•for farther particulars, writs and receiviCireidar.
Feb.
Addr
dress, TalitllNS,Carlisle, Pa.
Btl7—ly
BUSINESS COLLEGE,
BRYANT, STRATTON & KIMZERLTS
CORNETS iOTa AND CHESTNUT STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA.
YOUNG MEN
spared for A. Cioanting Room and Business .Ildb
mend.
PRACTICE
Itidoorik Somme and w
!whims raper.
iNsTrruTioN
L lolotesd VW, Ipub;m4 RAD tri gb• ()KY
VXD JT ♦AZ TIMB.
1 . : ' , COMM oP ALL TB MI.
! ,
OP. I , 4llRicriAla aim las clzerLais.
MLIBLE TrOBIB
PORT GRAPE WE'VE,
Used by Hundreds of Congregations for
Church or Communion Purposes.
ALBO,
ExceUent for Ladies and Weakly Persons
VINEYARDS, NEW JERSEY.
MAR'S PORT GRAPE WINE,. POUR YEARS OLD
r" Justly celebrated native Wine is made from the
Juice of the Oporto Grape, raised in th Ie country.—
Its invaluable
TONIC AND STRENGTHENING PROPERTIES
aro anvnivassed by any o•bsr native WiTIP. Being th
pure nice of the Drape, produced under Mr. Speer', ouu
personal supervision, its purity and genninenold are
guaranteed. The youngest child may partake Q(l4 gen
erous qualities, and the weakest Invalid may use it to ad
vatitags4 Lt is particularly beneficial to the aged awl
eebilir fed, and suited t, the various ailments that at-
dirt the weaker sax. It is. In every respect.
A WINE TO BE RELIED ON
Invalids use Speer's Port Grape Wine.
Females use Spear's Port Grape Wine.
Weakly persons Bnd a benefit by its use.
Speer's Wine% in fleapit*la ■re preferred to other
wince.
6I" Sold by Druiriciats an I Grocers.
A. Speer'. Vineyard, New Jersey, 0111ce,2/3 Broadway
[Sept. 4, 1.581.-]y
New York
THE GREAT CHOLERA
PREVENTATIVE.
Zingari Bitters.
WONwERFUL REMEDY was discovered an
introduced about twenty years ago by Dr. B. Cheap
sue, an eminent Egyptian physician.
Ile hail long seep and felt the want of seine remedy
which would strike at the ro tof distooe, awl pre
vent much of the suffering which the human famtlY was
then compelled to endure.
This great questien was presented to Lis mind every
day in vivid colors &she moved among the 9.,. :tuck!) ing,
and observed the inefficiency of nearly hill tlm renualita
then in use. Thus lie was led to think and evi , eriment ;
and after ten years' study and labor. lie presented to his
fellow-man the wonderful Zing inc i Witcos. The ettert ut
this preparation in the prevention and cure et dies
eraa so marvel:our and astonishing, that the root flatter
ing marks of royal favot were bestowed upon hire who
discovered it. 1114 1/ - .tine was placed Upol the Rol I of
Nobles:and a gold medal with the follow ing inset Ito ion
—Dr. S.Chenpsus, the'Pub lie Iteuefacter—wahpreSellted
to him by the Viceroy.
The preparation has been used in several epidemics of
cholera, both as a preventiviand curative me a sure. and
with such great success, that it has been inti L. 1110,1 uo to
nearly all the general hospitals of the old woll.l.
The obi saying that au ounce of prevention worth a
durand of cure, applies with tuarvelhrus ti,rce to cholera.
trill therefore any remedy that will ruts. t rs
this terrible disease should he free freelt and per.tstcntly
lard.
All pathologist. now agree that the ch vi era acts
in the system through the blood. and that any combina
tion which acts on the excretory organs. and keeps them
in working order, must prevent a sualcieut stcdulnitist ion
.Ithe poison to exert its terrible effects on the organism.
ibis is true not only of cholera. but -1 nearly all other
.naladies. especially the different firms of fever.
The Zinged Bitters is just ouch a remedy a. the ab•ve
conditions require. It acts on the orgsns of e x eret ,,,,,,
and secretion, keeping up a perfect balance between
them. This Bitters is cotnposed entirely of ns,ts cud
herbs, so nicelyconcocted that every organ is acted upon
slut put in tone. Its taste is pleasant and its effects
prompt and lasting.
Numerous cases of the following diseases have been
cared by it: Cholera, Diarrhtea, Dysentery, 6crortila,
Typhoid and Typhus Fever. Fever. Ague. Nervous De
bility, Anaemia. Female I rregulari ties. Dyspepda.l lat
fancy, Colic, tc.
Price One Dollar per quart Bottle.
Principal Depot at the Walnut street wharf. Harris
burg, Pa.
Said by Druggists. Ilcitelk topers and G rocers generally.
its.„(k. F. KALBFLEIr.CII. soh Agent for Listty.burg.
F. RAIITER, xtole Proprietor
Harrisburg, Pa
May 29, 1907
DR. L. J. GROVE'S
UNIVERSAL
MAGNETIC SALVE & PLASTER
Thi. deiierve , llr popt3 tar remedy
baying been gently imprl,d, it
13 , ,R offered tJ the cit izeul Adam.'
county.
villa are daily usiaa it, testify to
its magical virtues in the early stages at rimy/sudden.
'laughs, local Rheumatism. Neuralgsa. Jaw and I oeSh
Ache, Weal:Ness and Pain in the Ha ck. Sine and Kidneys.
Osncer, Scrofula, Old Sores. Erysipelas, fresh Wr.unds,
Horns, Bruiser. Sore or Inflamed Lirca•tt, Inverted Ta•
Vasa, C 07112. Bunions, dc.. de.
Its mysterious virtues, and the wonderful cures it has
performed, might be published; but the discoverer is
Killing to rely on its intrinsic merits. in order to intro
Dace it into avec) . family in the country
Prepared only by the proprietor, 2a5 B. Loini-ir.l
Baltimore; Mid sold by A. D. HOR
NER, and J. 8. FORNEY, Get•yebnrg.auil by the mer
chants of the county.
BEVI.ILTCLiti:-1 teary Culp, of P., Andrew Schick. John
Winebrenner, .1.1... ischick.
me Merchants can get a snpp ly py calling at J. WINE
ENNER'S, at Wholesale Prices.
July 31, 1867.-1 y
y OUNT'S COMPOUND!
PUTRID SORE THROAT, INFLUENZA,
or any other Inflammatory or inward disease of the
Chroat if not of too long fitanding. Also, SCARLET
FEVER. This medicine has been tried in
THOUSANDS OF CASES
•
in different parts of tbk country, and has never been
known to hill if taken iii`time and accordinz to dirrc
tions. It is warr .tiled to cure. Give it a trial and it will
speak for itself. Every household should provide them
;elves with . box of this m Wicine and keep it on hands.
The cures that it bas eff.cted are truly marvelous.
in • Prepared and sold b) Isazzt iOEXT k Co., Gettys
burg, Pa , orby their authorized agents. For sale at
aearly all the Storer; in Adams county.
May 29, 186T.-tf I6H.A.EL YOUN r k. CO.
lIEL3IBOLD'B FLUID EXIIIACT BCCUU
Is a certain cure for dieessee of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, DROPSY, or.GANrc
. WEAKNESS, FE.M.ALE COMPLAINTS, GENERAL
'DEBILITY,
and all disease, of the
whether existing in
- MALE OR FEMALE,
&o whatever cause originating and no matter
HOW LONG STANDING
Diseases of these organs regale the nee ofit
lino treatment is submitted te, Consumption or In
finity may ensue. Our Flesh and Blood are support.]
from these sources, and the
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS,
and
ENiiMil;=;11111111111
Beata,Dated upwards of 18 years, prepared by
H. T. II CI,3IBOLD, Druggist,
604 Broadway, New Rork, and
104 &nth 10th it., Philadelphia, Pa.
Feb. 28. 1867.—1 y
GETTYLSBURG LIVERY,
SALE & EXCHANGE STABLES,
T HE Proprietor of these Btables,
- feelingthankftil for theliberalpatrouageheretofore
received, begaleave to Warm thepubl lc that econtinuee
the LIVERY BUSINESS at his old stand on Washington
Rtreet, Gettyeburg, near the Railroad, where he is pre
pared at all to accommodatepereoaew•ithanything
In
lIORS&S,COICIIES, BLIGGILES,ac.,
ornished at short aottce and on reasonable terms, and
competent ill Ivers sentalong it desired. Persons will be
conveyed to other towns, or to any place in the country.
Mistook and Coaches are Oahe first clue, and no pains
will be spared to make passengers comfortable -lle if
prepared st &Crimes to famish coaches for funerals;
cad else to partiesdealrlag to go over the Battle Yield
le to Tialt the Springs.
ALSO—HORSED AND MllLilti
will benonght and sold atallttmes. Persons desiring to
iouchase stock will end tt to their advantage to Cal I on
in undersigned, as his stock is warranted to be as rep
resented or no saki. He has a line lot of Horses and
Maass et present on hand which will be sold on fenn o ll7 l .
ble terms. The: are sound and free from disease, and
owpm/untied to Irma as represented. Person. will
lIDSO. to theiradvantmetocallat the old stand before
hiringor purehailing elsewhere.
May 29, 1807.—ef . NICHOLAS WEAVER.
THE EAGLE LIVERY,
SALE & EXCHANGE STABLES
Washington Street, Gettysburg, Pa.
ADJOINING THE EAGLE HOTEL.
"PHE undersigned would respectful
-1 y Inform the public th at be bas opened a new
LIVERY, SALE AND EXCHANGE STABLE in this
plate, and is preared to cEer superior accommodations
in this line. He - has Eorlded himself with Buggies, Car.
ileuti, Light Wagons. fie , of the .latest styles,
dent to meet the publt: demand. His horses are all
rood, without spot or blemish, and perfectly reliable—
nose ofyour "old cripples," but all of the ..2.4owordor.
Riding puttee can always be accommodated and tom .
&whittle equipments furnished.
Parties, lame or email, can getinot what they want on
the most accommodating terms.
Visitor* to the Battfe-lield politely attended to, and
rellabledrieers BirtdebegLif desired.
Pitrtiee conveyed to and from the Depot upon the ar
rival and departure of every train.
Homes bought, sold, or exchanged, and ai w iy a a
chime ibr bargains given . Our motto Is "Oar play and
11°I ,ZZICr
Ia attention paid to fUrnlabing Vehicle.
sad ibr f unerals.
We flatter oareelves that by charging moderately
cad by hinds/ling superior aocommodatione; we cannot
faiFto please every' one who patronizes our establish
meat: T. T TATS.
Kerr 20.11111 T.— •
TO MILLERS.—For sale a pair
of CHOPPINO nom AND ODA ItlNG—olao 11
lONI MILL lIXTODBIL Ramiro of
OM. 11.-tf
ALL KINDS 01P BLANKS , Commas, Actmiaiatsator's
and Skaanntor's, Deeds, Mortgages. Jadgaion t Bows,
Promissory Nots,, with and without, waiver of um*"
Uon.Snautiona. Sathpwinaa and laaotitionA for male at
Oulu) Am lapron aello., [Jan. 22,190,
February 5, 1868
Vtadital.
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