Ittriiter tmb ifeailatqtr.
For the Star and Setittne:
SARK LABOR.
few Weeks ago a communication appear
ed in the Star over the signature of "G" from
Oxfbnl seggesting the propriety of discussing
agricultural topics through the medium of this
paper, an idea which every reading farmer
must heartily approve. The topic there 614-
*gested was "Farm Labor," .a subject or the
first importance to every farmer and indirect
ly of importance to all. The lisped of the
subject specially to be considered was,: the
application of more labor to our farms so as
to yield greater fittu t rna. The high price of
almost all kinds of farm preipme, as compared
with Weir price less than terlyears- ago, leads
every consumer to devising methods, where
by their supply may be increased and, of
course, their prices diminished. Prominent
among these methods is the increase of the
amount of labor on our farms, thereby pro
ducing more grain, meat, &c., to the acre and
likewise ensuring greater profits to the farmer.
Each succeeding Spring the readers of many
of the most prominent papers of *the land are
treated to long articles from editors and
traveling correspondents, from all quarters,
many'of whom give good evidence, not only,
that they have never farmed, but that they
have never thought earnestly about farming.
All, however, are clamorous about cheap
food for the million and the remedy which
these doctors' propose for the declining pa
tient usually is a more thorough system of
culture, including the etnployment of more la
boron the farm, esc., ad nauseam. Now I
believe in cheap food for the million, but as I
belong to that other million which makes the
food, I propose to look a little at the other side
of the question.
The cry of protection to native industry has
been so often and so long raised, that, to ques
tion its expediency, is regarded as little better
than heresy, especially in a citizen of Penn
sylvania. The belief that it was the part of
wisdom in our rulers to protect - the manufac
turing Industry of the country has lived and
grown stronger ever since the days of the rev
olution; and it is inherent in this system of
legislation, that the longer you protect any
one branch of industry by a tariff or otherwise,
the greater will be the protection it must have
in order to exist. But what I wish specially
to call attention to, is the fact, that the popu
lar clamor for protection has uniformally
meant protection to home manufactures, whilst
home farmers have been left without any such .
protective legislation. The working of this
rule is as fellows. Take the iron factors as an
illustration. They say, we must have a pro
tective tariff on iron, because we cannot com
pete with the makers of iron in England,
who hire labor cheaper than we can, and yet
the American farmer is expected to compete
with the English farmer in the production of
wheat, even though he must hire labor at cor
respondingly high rates. If the iron-maker
must be paid by the govet nment for making
iron, or rather must be paid an extra price by
the rest of the community for this is what a
protective tariff amounts to) why should not
the grain-producer be equally paid for the pro
ducts of his labor. The employees of the iron
miner and of the farmer often labor together,
even in the same field, the former having all
the benefits of a protective tariff in his favor ;
the latter - open to free competition from all
the countries of the world. The effect of this
is, to ratable the iron-maker to pay higher
wages than the farmer and thus drive the la
bor of the country to manufacturing and leave
the farmer to do his own work or hire such
labor as hecan get at less prices than the man
ufacturers. This is precisely the condition of
the farmers of this country at the present day ;
to make it pay, the farmer must do his own
work, whilst he who expects to make farming
pay by hiring labor at such prices as the man
ufacturers pay, will soon find the expense ex
ceeding the income. The only way in which
more labor can be employed upon our farms
to advantage is to decrease the price of such
articles as farmers and farm laborers consume
and one of the beet ways of doing this, is, to
allow them to buy their iron, clothing, &c.,
where they can be bought cheapest and cease
t axing them for the support of manufacturers.
I know it is argued that the establishment
of home manufactories creates -a home market
for farm produce, but it must be remembered,
that the advance in the price of farm produce
is never in proportion to the advance in man
ufactured articles and by the principles of the
system dare not be. If grain, and everything
which the laborer consumes were as high, in
proportion as iron, then the cost of producing
iron, in proportion to its value when made,
would be is great -as though there were no
tariff and hence the tariff would cease to be a
benefit, and-never can be, if every branch of
industry in the country is equally protected
by it. A tariff Is only a benefit to one branch
of industry, when it protects that in a greater
degree than the rest, which, of course is al
wayreat the expenaq of the rest.
But the eollective wisdom of this nation
went farther than this in discriminating against
the farmers - of the land by unwise legislation.
Not content with protecting the manufactur
ing industry at the expense of the rest, they
levied a direct tax upon the raw product of
our southern farmers, and that too, at a time,
when they were stripped of everything but
their land by a long and devastating war.—
Apparently, entirely ignorant of the , fact that
three cents a pound tax in America was three
cents a pound premium in its production in
India. The history of that enactment is too
well known to need comment here ; suffice it
to say, that they Who assisted in its passage,
were equally active in its repeal, and if its ef
fects were as short:lived as the act itself, it
might be pirdoned.
There is in this connection another fact de
serving of consideration. It is a well known
principle In political economy, "That every
increase in agricultural production, is accom
panied by a more than proportionate increase
in coat" To produce 40 bushels of wheat to
the acre requires more than doirble the outlay
required for 20 bushels to the acre, hence the
profit per bushel is diminished. In this way
a point is soon reached by the wheat grower,
where the coat of production, and the value of
the product are equal, a point obviously where
the producer could not live. k Hence agricul-
ttnal pursuits In every country gravitate to a
certain condition, which condition is the na
tural profitableness at which they can be pur
sued, and he who attempts to supplant the
agricultural customs of a country by what he
may consider a "more thorough system of
culture" will soon find ruin the result of his
enthusiasm. Hence too comes the familiar
fact, that most attempts at what Is called
fancy fanning, viz: large investments in bond-
lugs, stack, drainage, commercial manures,
Jct., almost universally result :n financial loss
to the investor
Agricultural production can only be brought
to a maximum by reducing the coat thereof
to a4psimitemon atid this can only be done by
ceasing to put an tidally high price upon
anything which themrictriturtst consumes,_
In this coannectien, it may be well to notice
the het thatEngbad. ;which Mu twee labor
on its farms then we do, awl' moduces more
food to the acre than we de, has always been
known u the Apostle of Free Trade. A. gen
tleman of rare intelligence upon this subject,
writing front Central .I:Wztobl, makes the as-
Leman staionenst, that the indirect taxes
—41 211101, by• the Among of _that locality, to
=sa with SU *Sit direct taxes, mounts to
sin per vac of the actual Take of their
farms ; if this be , so it may serve to show how
it is that the farmeriof the West banally haTe
no money, and how h is, that when eontrag
tion is attempted, they ire the first to suffer
by it, As a nation, we must yet come to a
living appreciation - of-the fact that it is. tie:
number and amount of useful and necessary
articles which we can produce, and not the
artificial price which protective legislation
may put upon them, that will make us rich.—
If the labor, wasted in the production of such
articles as we can buy cheaper of others, were
spent in the production of such as we can
produce cheaper than others, our' national
wealth would be vastly augmented by it. :As
it Is, we present the deplorable spectacle, of n
nation emptied of her wealth and tilled with
nothing but promises, a by no means envia
ble condition, for an individual or a nation.—
We-are living in a land ever boastful of its
freedom. The right of freedom to labor has
been maintained at the point of the bayonet,
may we noecherish the hope that the right of
freedom to trade may soon be required, as
equally sacred, equally inalienable?
Ittur Advtitotniento.
WE ARE, COMING
And will preeeut to any person sending as a dab fn enr
ONE DOLLAR SALE
DRY and FANCY GOODS
A WATCH, PIECE OF SHEETING, SILK DRESS PAT
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Onr inducementi during the past few years have been
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Our friends will readily notice 'our
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respectively of other
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and receive a liberal patronage. Orders addressed to
him at Gettysburg, will receive prompt attention.
At•g• 7,11107.-1 y WILLIAM H. HOUCK.
GREAT CONOWAGO MILLS.
10,000 BUSHELS OF WHEAT WANTED
The undereigned having remodeled and Improved
him mills near New Cheater,(formerly called "Walnut
Greve," but now "Great mowago MilLo")llrprepared
to de all kinds of work in hie tine with unusual dispatch.
Constantly on hand, for sale or exchange, the very best
vuldit lea of Super, Extra, and Family FLOOR, also Rye,
Coro and Buckwheat Flour, with every variety of Chop
and offal of wheat.
Mitring • SAW MILL attached, he Is prepared to ea
all *kinds oflumber, at the shortest notice. A farmer in
need of lumber and flour; can put a log upon his wagon,
theoir a few bushels of wheat on the top, hare the ahead
esehanged for flmr, and the log sawed, thus Laving a
doable trip—end all because of the new and pertec t ma
chinery now employed in these mule.
Saving the best of workmen, he will he able to t.leeee
every body. Thankful ter pair favors be hope., for a pop
flaunters of the time. ' 'H. ? , 11'141lS.
New Cheerer, April ?U. 1R57.—1y.
ROBE D. ARNiO 11 ,
GAS FITTER, PLUMBER AND
BELL HANGER,
El:La 311,141 e, street, holf a square front th,
WILL promptly attend to all or
den In his line. Work done In the um.t lb
fae tory manner, and at prices as low as can poseil,l) LAI
allocated tomato a Hying.
to na!shea, as a ell as Cbandellere, Brackets,°Drop Lights
Ac.; also WATER PIPE, Stops, Tap ani Prost Apigota
and,ln short. everything belonging to gad ur water tlz
tarea.
Mt. hung, and tarnished if deeire(l. Lock• of ■D
kind. fewilred. • [Dec. 25, 1867.—tf
WIRE RAILING,WireA R L
Guards ler hone Frontal. Amy-
Ac.; Iron Bedsteads, Wire Web
bing for Sheep and Poultry Yards; Bran and Iron Wire
Cloth, Sieves, Vanden, Screens for Coal, Ores, Sand, Lc.,
lletavy Crhaped Cloth fur Spark Arresters; Landscape
Whas fur. Window s, Ac.: Paper= k era' Wirea,Ornamont•
al Wire Work, tr. Every Information by androids; lb*
manufacturers. M. WALK ER A SONS, Na. II North
811th at., Philadelphia. [Feb. 5, 1888.47
BARK! BARK!
1100 CORDS WANTED I
TIER SUBSCRIBER WANTS
600 CORDS OF
BLACK OAK BARK,
for 'Mai he will pay 86 00 per cord, on delivery, in
good order, at hie tanyard in Gettyabarg. Wanted also
500 CORDS OF'
ROCK OAK BARK,
for *Bich the b,gbest mortal price nip be gives.
. 1' • JOHN
I
WM. A. DROWN & 00sy
UMBRELLA AND PARASOL ILLNUFACTURKTUL
236 MARKET STREET,.
PHILADELPHIA,
Invite siltation to their stock of
PARASOLS,
'SUN UMBRELLAS,
GINOHAM SUN UMBRELLAS,
SILK AND GINGHAM UMBRELLAS,
Por sale at the lowest mires of the day. [AprilL-Ita
r rO MILLERS.—For sale a pair
.2. of CHOPPING STONES AND GRARING=aIso a
NNE MILL MIXTURES. Enquire of
: G. B. BRIEGMAN.
Gettysburg, Oct. 9.—tf
GETTYSBURG LIVERY,
SALE & EXCHANGE STABLES.
' ( 'p Preprietor of these Stables,
g thankful for theliberalpatronageheretotore
received, begeleave tolafermthepublic thathecoatlnuee
the LIVES' BUSINESS at his old stand on Washington
atreet, Gettysburg, pear the Railroad, where he Is pre
-pared at all times to accommoda to person s vi t ba nythin g
In his
HORSES, 00A01 1 / 1 8, BUGGIEI3,Im.,
urnlshod at short notice and on reasonable terms, and
aotoponent &Ivens sent along i desired. Persons minims
ootneyed to other towns, or to any place in the country.
Ills stook and Coaches are of the first class, and no pains
willlbeepared to mate passengers comfortable lfe is
prepared at all times to furnieh conches Tor nerals;
end elm to parties desiring to go over the 'Bat f t u le Yield
or to viult the Springs.
ALSO—HoIt via AND MULES
will bebenght and sold stall times. Personedesirlagto
purchase stock will end it to their advantage to mill on
so nn4ersigned, as his stock is warranted to be as rep
r or no ule. He hu a fine lot of Horses and
Nola at present on hand which will be sold ottreasons.
his terms. They are sound and free from disease, and
aregnarantied to work as represented. Persons will
find it to theiradeantage to callat the old stand before
hiring er pnrcluuling elsewhere.
Way SS, 11367.—tf NICHOLAS with VIA
THE EAGLE LIVERY,
sApt EXCHANGE STABLES.
TOishington Street, Getlyabwg Pa.
I
AD.TOINING THE.EAGLE HOTEL
THE undersigned would respectful
tr' inibrai the public that be has opened a um
Livit)r t ilATA Autb IXORANGS -Mita In Atli
ea" . 'CZ ' I' 'C'ep it°. Vs: :1
%, 0 0., ~ , Wit Wagesse, Ake , of the Weis
to meet the pnbno demand. Ms horses an
atgood ' t spot or blemish, aid
th p - 4 .i ,, a1y
or ntatin c l e .,
" n s oar 10 4d e Is eg V i l
I l a a ;t 4 =ans 4 a fel ' a
ad I LA;
eats tarandied.
or small, can getinst what they want oa
the , icesausalaunit terra& ,
totballaltlailold Wended' lei eat
HP
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Norm TillqW47ll3 'mod always*
oirobis /Or bri . plum glrell - Out moots° la "Ilitr plow sqL ,
ftw~tas Fuld to 1 .
no • ' ' 41'4 Voldow
ildi plilesso-efer,drrkreig I l le -,--, I
Vill o liff . .
WRITING DESKS,
TOYS, &a, &a, &a,
Opposite Fahnestoeks' Store
WAGON-MAKING BUSINESS
IarREPAIRING'SEIa
GETTYSI3I7II,(4,
GAS PIPE
Xivnl „stabito.
essfeethaff ZolaVistiits ar•
E. 11. MTNNI
CHABIBERSBURG STREET,
sat door to tbd Murton* Hotel,
GETTYSBURG PA. ,
COnfeciion, Periodical and
'News Depot.
The Daily Papers of Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New 'York,
and choice Magazines.
All kinds of Confections, Can
dies, Oranges, Lemons,
Nuts, &c., &c.,
cmutan tly on band
ICE CREAM & CAKES
supplied to - funniest and parties at stierteet rates
March 24.—tf
CONFECTIONERY
ICE CREAM SALOON
JOHN GRUEL,
Chambersburg Str., Gettysburg,
'next door to lasi. Hotel,
Saving completed hla new Minding, ham opened the
largest assortment of Confection. ever offered In Get
tpsWrg, Including •
French & Common Candies ,
Toga, Nuts, hc.; and everything belonging to a Arst•class
Confectionery, with special accommodations for Ladies
and Gentlemen.
ICE CREAM
-tr supplied on shortest notice
ob . . 12.
DIAMOND
SEGAR STORE.
REMOVAL.
The undersigned has removed his Seger store to the
NORTB•ZSAT CORNIER OP THE DIAMOND,
GETTYSBURG;
where be mks • coatiattenoe of the Wolk
,patronage.
Rh new kwatioh Is one of tbe moat
CENTRAL AND CONVENIENT,
and his stock of Segars among the most choice and seas
rectory.
He trill keep on bend the best BRA:CD:4., and rill
manufacture for general sale throughout the county. He
will Dell at the lowest Hying peen, and at wholesale and
GER
Ile is also the agent Lir the Richmond (Vs.) Tubes:co
Wotke, mod will tell their Chew log Tobacco, at "bole.
sale lower than it eau be bought in the City.
Reniembes tbe place, in the Diamond, between Brinker
bars Store and McClellan's IluteL
WASHINGTON BIZEBOWER
April 8, 1863.-tf
Come
Let all the People Come 1
Fancy Good:9 and Confectionery Store
THE undersigned, bovine. bought
9
out J. M. Wernern Fancy Goods and ‘onfeetionary
Store, on Baltimore street, anal, opposite Fahnestoets
Store, Gettysburg, Invitee Lb* public's patronage. Large
and tasteful as the stock has been, no effort will be
oared to render it still more attractive sod desirable.—
eie'now offers
Writing Desks, Plain Candy,
Work Bosse, ' Fancy do..
Portfolios, Pickles,
Satchels. Sardines,
Pocket Books, . Lobster.,
China Toys, C
an how-chow,
Pocket Cutlery, Fcy Cakes,
Jewelry, Ferena Cracker".
Chem, - Wine Biscuit',
.
Brushes, Mnsroon do.,
Perfumery, Fire Works,
Boos, ,
Petted. Pencils,
Combs, Writing enlists,
Fruits, Envelopes,
Nuts, Tobacco k Revers,
EYruPs, de., Be., de.,
4 °T9O NUMEROUS TOO MENTION."
lie intends to sell everything at the lowest possible
pries* believing that "small *roll tit" bring.-qa Irk sales."
and aro therein* best for Duper and seller. Come oue
—come all! A. R. IiELSTISL.
April 1, 1868.--tf
JOHN M. MINNIGH
Diamond Confectionery
Baltimore Street, opposite Star and Sen-
tinel Office, Gettysburg, Pa.
Confections of all kinds, Fritsch and Common Candies,
Fruit; Oranges. Lestonr,No ta, Toys, and Notions poor
ally on hand. ♦bo, jut reesierod • large assortment of
plata, common and fancy
VAIENTINES,
all of which will be sold at the lowest cash rater. Call
and examine.
/eb.l2,—t f
polfigrapts Gunflint.
EXCELSIOR GALLERY.
.PHOTOG-8A.P11,9,
PHOTO MINIATURES
AMBROTYPES, &c., &.,
Stereoscopic Views of the
BATTLEFIELD,
StEREOSCOPES,
PHOTOGMPH FRAMES,
AND
ALB U M S
IN
GREAT VARIETY,
AND AT GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES.
f r We deal in nothingbut the beat elite kind. Call
and Z. MON,
April 1, t
. REISIO.VALI
TUB ONITTYSIMite 81CYLIOUT (141,114117/Y
•
THE zuidersigned tikes pleasure in
anneguctug toi tau eittiOns of GotOolmunc itud the
public ganora4p WM hobo roamed trout blifold rooms
as wompladdlo att= natorion, wed ipid nearly
opposite the store of eattek Brothel% Tho taw hi
mow oceoploa, bao bona roeoutly littod up expremoty br
Lie basher. Thu Latakia Is as admiral:deans, isallollug
bun to tako pteti ullailishade& pf weather, outdid*
orritetuoisiumouallod anyplatootio,
yr/I-10,11 PnOTOGILLPHO
ot orary dwseddoc ~ o
i ripUoa,executedlnsLetiaeststyl.
rertiestarala to theOAllllll6Dl 11111114andl
ia owing LII/ 1 3 sad DAGURIUIOTTPIa of
'empawdaiss 6 6 Mier
0 • intafirrysinnto ens,
it iyl4r4 l Alea h e i DCM. v ery
vat ** t WU% Abe their bel
"I""inty, b M itiar
ut tka.
Lt= Wkic4 far
its asi t:ra ti ntia "l4ll
on :saw lAnlsine. b an it:
4
imOrelet..
wires io AM* 4
etai taTh illplf "11 . 1 , M . .8.07,8F107/9/1.
iiisisko•rr 111.1601, 46a r gic
mg"mmil. '
1110. ii..tael,
-_~.
11,
AND
*opts, thwart, at.
TIN-WARE AND STOVES
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
TIN-WARE IN THE COUNTY,
AT
S. G. COOK'S
(Formerly Indrew Polley's); also some of
TEM BEST 000RING-BTOVIS IN THE MARKET,
among which are the
LD DOMINION,
COMPROMISE, •
PENNSYLVANIA.
NOSI,E COOK,
100NOMD3T,
BARLEY enzAr. Ae.
Also, maay other articles for kltehen use. which will be
sold as low as at any other place lathe minaty.
S. G. COOK.
Apri1.12,111611.
SEWING MACHINE.
Is warranted to execute in the beet manner ever" variety
of Ssvln6, Heanlag. gelling, Cording, Tucking, Braid
ing. Gathering, Quilting, °verse= lug,. Binbroldering
on the edge, end in addition snakes beautiful Button and
Byelet Holes In all fabric.. ' • • .
Per it is hoo Machines combined is wee by a hawk mad
beatthilal werhaltical ornhapeatesj.
Madera with fell partieulan and samples of work done
on this Machine, ran be had etrappDaedon at the
Mee of the Agent at .3.11. Warmers* Doitheaketery
and Variety Store, Baltimore at,Giattynbara; Pa.. • .
D. W. .110MBMI, Agent.
.3„Ail Machined warranted f year, and inednakidow
given gratntitionsly to all atmhaters. .
SEWING MAMIEINESI
•
THE '4IRovER & BAKER.
TUN DIST IN MlL—These Machines have becom
so well knows that little need be odd. by way of reads.
mendation; They hies takan tbe dint prank= at ay
the late Stater., and are untratually -aeltilawli
to in the 8881 in nee by all who bays tried than. .
"Grover kliskaratitek , "' and the 4 Shunts andel" are
Sit m : tus t that .Imm:been attained , by no Illedainu...
are the only liashineo that Demand embroider id*
ps : Medi Meeldnes apelf sdaptod to
Tuft use. They *resistant nebinnr directly ihoi .
the spool without rewinding, -and are slislok la thidr
don traction. They are ent i 4=. i r a u stat
worked bY dhstsiti/dYeltllr ) Y ,
one. flimiapolabor_ Aar modfisysmome as s.
&adds their work bobber bbanis baikaks bythand. .
Tb•= eof grif4 Ilayblitilesn aisPoisned4dellt Reams
'above li e 40• Wood ',_
_ea 4067 bi ltdelka4
Mootsoo.p
_where wail 1111111/ Mad , • supply.
ih r i esi iriuggig to y old stiandaoto o
Otelandvell.
Is. swallow* Thrall will alsi v 4=llad.
' Avi.111,1‘114.-it 41444 Ailleaseamirita •
titiolaill WinOitututt T*L; I
W.I I 4.VEVS 4 PATINT ADJTAT&BLR stusrizzimpß
ROCKL DRIL
. 2
ONI Of THU GRIIATEST IMPROVZI6iTS .
01 1 TRY
.CIE,
Iteing the first successful attempt to apply
machinery to Rock Drilling for blasting
purpoitar, an 4 which_ milt power
equally well for splitting Rock
awl drilling kolas ha Rock for
any purpose.
FATErrup, JIII,T 16, 1867.
THIS Drill has everything that - is
desired In a Bock Drill. It has any amount of ad
leatabitity, so that it will stead on any uneven Barbee,
where it is poselnie for a man to drill.
It drills perpandicalwly. oral any Bee* up to 66 de
crees, and any depth or dimensions reliuDed for Blast
ing. . .
It operates easily, and with one of these Machines
Man tin do Ave times the amount of work done in the
old way, in the same time. In ordinary Bock it -will
drill She inch per minute..
With this Drill, Farmers, who have rough land, can
clear the rock off with little expense, many person who
can turns windmill can operate the drill.
It can be tiled In Walla, Celiars, Coal MM.', or any
place that heck le met mitts.
'.The undersigned having purchased from the Pa
tentee, Witmen Waevaa, all his interest in said Letting
Patent in and to the State of Pennsylvania, are prepar
ed to sell aunty and 2beentehip Rights in said State, on
reasonable terms. We have also been constituted, by
Letters of Attorney, Agents for the Patentee, for the
sale of State Rights throughout the. United States. Per.
sons desiring to secure County or Township Rights in
Pennsylvania, or to secure the Right for other. States,
will address,
BELL & WEAVER,
Hunterstown, Mame county, Pu
PHILIP SHAPER. HOBE= BELL
March 24, 1868.—am
EAST BERLIN FIRM.
- -
REBERT & HOOVER.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Buckeye Reaper and Mower—Buckeye
Self-Raker, Hoffhein's Patent—Self
discharging Wire - Horse Rake,
Shireman's Patent—Brand's
. Patent Wire Horse Rake
—The Rockaway Wire
Rake.—Also.
Threshing Machines,
CORN PLANTERS, TWO KINDS, SUIREMAN'S PA
TENT AND WASIBAUGO . I4 PATENT, TORE,
GRAIN DRILLS, MOORE'S PATENT—
CORN SHELLER, WAMBAUGHS •
PATENT.
REPAIRING Mall kinds Aurae on eltort notice.
Call and see what we can do.
REBERT. k HOOVER.,
East Berlin, March 4, 1863.--Im
NEW MACHINE SHOP
AT NEW OXFORD.
THE undersigned calls attention to ,
hie new 3facbirie Plop, at New. Oxford, Adams
sOunty, which he has put Up, at large expense, with the
determination to do good and satisfactory work. Ile
wIN manufacture -aliens kinds of
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY,
such aa MACETINES, !PILING-7001W
RAICIM act.; and will keep the BUCIENYK REAP= k
MOWN( on btu- for sal
•Il descriptions of MEFAIRING done promptly and
as clasp's as p -neible.
Eta has In anino-t. lan with his Machine Shop a STRAW
SAW MILL, titan which he will do all ki oda of work In
that line.
lie asks the public. to cell and give hitp a trial, and he
guarantees fall satisfaction.
March 1868.—Elm-
Foal, Xusuber, Ximt,
GETTYSBURG
LIME KILNS.
TUE utolersigued Lae bought cut his f •ruler lot:tater
Wu. Guts; mini now tont 'noes the
THE LIME-BURNING BUSINESS
himself—at the Gettysburg Lime Kilns; on the corner or
the itailtoad and North Stratton street. Thankful for
past patronage, hew ill endearor to . deserve ire cantina
ante. by prosecuting the business as trigotonaly and once
large a scale as pussible—always selling a good article
and Atlvinz sad truauncire. Farmer, and other" mar...look
for the prompt Slun g of order►
Ile alt. amtinses the
COAL BUSINESS,
°Gering the inoet popular kinds. lloni6eiceepera an
others should give him a call. tflartfitoith Cca! consta
ly an hand.
Lithe and Coal delivered anywhere in u• it yabo rg
Getty sbnr g, Nov. 20, 18C7.-tf JACOB- REILET
LIME FOR SALE
Michael Leer's Old Stand
PFTERSBURG, Y. S. ADAMS COCSTY, PENN 4
JOHN Pi.rER BECKMAN
OULD respectfully announce to=
the public that they are now prepared to tkin.
nlati lime in any quantity. Persona would do well to'.
give them • call before going elsewhere as they will find
them accommodating in every respect.
Nov. 20 1867-tm
*wing Whims.
21111 GEZAST
AMERICAN COMBINATION
BUTTON HOLE OVERSEAMING
IT HAS NO EQUAL
BEING ABSOLUTELY THE BEST
FAMILY MACHINE,
. IN VIZ WORLD,
And Intrtnaleally the Cheapest,
ilb:4llftg; Sato, $llOO,
;mo. sactoßs .&
Ocimbereburit Btree4, Geifyslmrg,
CLOTHS, CASSIMEIiS, TWEEDS,
Of all styles, and best quality
'the market can produce, furn
ished cheap as can be sold
in the country, which
Goods made up and warranlea
The Howe Sew i lig Machine,
The most perfect &• reliable in America !
The highest premium—the Cross 'of
the Legion of llonor, and Gold
Medal—awarded at the Paris
Exposition, ISGT.
TLe liewe Ilach:ne will du a larger Yet I'los of awls, Lu
harr style than any other machine, and defira all c
fur simplicity and rare in working. Call arid
examine-them. °trot lare containing price 110. kc., on
be had oa applicat tun. Crab .12, 11588.-tf
MERCII AN'T TAILORING.
CASSIMEEES; 7' WEEDS,
and other material, for AI co's Wear, furniebed and road
op, to order, on short notice
SATISFACTION WARRANTED
Work rex° solicited from Customers, o purchase their
Goois elaeirbent.
June 13,18671--1 y
NEW AND CHEAP CLOTHING
STACKS 01 THE3I!
CLCYFDINO FOR FALL AND WINTER WZAR
. .
which he is selling at such prices as cannot fail to take
them off very rapidly. Cell and Judge for yourselves.—
To look at the excellent material, tasteful cutting, and
neat and substantial sewing, and then to get his low
prices—callers cannot help but boy, when they see it so
much to their interest to do so.
He has Caste, Pants, Crab , tali styles and materials
Hats, Boots and Bboes ;
Shirts, of ail kinds, Hosiery, Moven, Handkerchief',
Neck Ties, Clarice, Linen and Paper Cotten Suspenders,
Brushes, Cembe ;
Trunks, Vallee', Umbrellas, Pocket Knives, Pegars,
Smoking and Chewing Tobaccos, Five*, Stationery. kc. ;
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, with a thoe.an and one
other articles, entirely too nutr.erons to detail ins newe
paper sAir ertisement.
He sake the attention of the public to his new stock,
entlident that it will please—and no one can or will sell
cheaper. Don't forget theplace--corne rot York street
and the Diensond,Oetryeburg.
!lay 29, 1867. JACOB BRINKERHOFF.
JACOB STOCK
Soldiers' Head-Quarters
At N ORRIS' STORE, is the place to get your
FALL & WINTER GOODS
CHEAP FOR CASH.
IF you want a cheap Over coat,
go to NORRIS
IF you want a good cheap Drew; Coat,
go to NORRIS'
l if you want a good Everyday Coat,
I F you wont a :good pair of Pouts,
IF you want a good cheap Test,
go to NORRIS'
IP you want a FASHIONABLE HAT,
go to NORRIS'
IF you went a late Fall Style Cap.
go to NORRIS' ,
IF you want a good pair of Boos orShoes,
go to NORRIS'.
IF you want a FASHIONABLE NECK-TIE,
go to NOERIB'.
IP Jon want a good French Calf Gaiter,
IF you want a good Umbrella,
IF you want good Paper Collars,
go . to NORRIS
F you want a Laabionable salt of Clothes,
go to NORRIS'.
IP yon want anything in the Gentleman's Line,
go to NORRIS'.
IF you want a good 8110KZ,
go to NORRIS'.
IF yea want good REATT UNDp3.-CWTRING,
go to NOWLIN'.
Alm—A large stock of CASELTNERES IN THE PIECE.
Personspreteting the goods to Ready made Clothing, can
be accommodated at tba toren cash Mite.
•
Oct. 9, 1867.—tt TIIKO. C. N0R8.19.
iN ow Boot and Shoe Store.
NEW GOODS AND AT LOW PRICES
TLig undersigned has opened a new Boot and Shoe
Store, on BAL. ['MORN BTRBET, one door south of
the Presbyterian Church and nearly opposite bloCreary's
Saddler Shop where he offers an attractive assortment
of goods in his line, all new and selected with the great
est care. Re hies
LADIES' CONGRESS GAITERS,
LADIES' BALMORAL GAITERS,
LADIES' COMMON GAITERS,
LADIES' BALMORAL BOOTS,
IN LARGE VARIETY.
GENTLEMEN'S CALF BOOTS,
GENTLEMEN'S KIP BOOTS,
OItNTLE.MEN'S CONGRESS GAITERS,
GENTLEMEN'S SLIPPERS, ALL STYLES,
GENTLEMEN'S BALMOBA.LS,
GENTLEBENE BROGANS, Ac.
MISSES' CONGRESS GAINERS,
MISSES' BALMORAL GAITERS,
MISSES' MOROCCO BALMORAL/4
lc., Ac., Ac.,to. I
BOYS' CNGRESS GAITERS,
BOYS' CALF BALMORALS,
BOYS' BROGANS, Ac., Ac.
All will be sold at the lollest Hying profits. Ruyan,
from town and country. are invited to call and examine
goods and prices bekre purchasing elsewhere. I eat de
termined to Nell cheap--■ little cheaper than any other
house in the county. By strict attention to business, and
dealing fairly and squarely with everybody, I hope to
merit and receive an encouraging share of public patron
age.
The MANUFACTURING of Boots and Shoes will be
carried on, in all its I)ratiches. Boots, Shoes and Gaiters
made to order. Alec, Boots and Shoes of his own manu
facture constantly on hand. Repairing done on short
notice—and no effort spared to give satisfaction. None
bat first class workmen employed. Raving a lifetime
experience at the butanes/1,1 feel confident that I can
pleas4ool who may call. D. U. ELLNORL.
attlsburg, July 31, 1.107.-tf
tHANGE OF FIRM.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
MEIN undersigned, baying taken the store of P. B.
1 . Picking, on Baltimore street, G ettysbnrg, Penna.,
opposite the "Star and &Wind" Office, respectfully in-
forms his friends that be hi prepared to sell
Ready-Made Clothing
COATS,
SHIRTS,
CARPET SACKS,
UMBRELLAS,
BUFFALO& GUM SHOES, &c.
All 'of whith lid sold at LO arm? CASH2LIris.
Apitikises. 47UNCIS OUNIMIMBAX.
ROBERT C. COBEAN
4 . .
AS just reeeivel new II qpp4r of
#
„
ats Caps,'Boots & Shoes,
°f Iat ui!W I esI,IYOOP,NPs.", " I,' as mM,"
at teduri,priegi: Ilik MO awka6atarefp , !i , l mai!.
liA.RNESS, of all kinds;
promptly mod . olt Irammu9hio tamer. Sadler, Halton
11144 Thinks, Vain: l'essas Okin. AIM a Vat-,a:
duty otNotfulls lassie 'as had. °alai two isa Awl on
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ataxis::Nilletheitigisolviiif mill be ewes tar NOM
111118,
P,MCUANT TAILORS,
next door to Norden. hotel
will be cut' out, if de
sired, without extra
charge.
TO FIT.
Ajpu.ouls Agent. roF rouuty kn.
W. T. KING,
York street, opposite the Bonk
'AT BRINKERHOFF'S
go to NORRIS
go to NORRIS
go to NORRIS'
go to NOIMIS
OF ALL VNA9,
'ANTS,
DRAWERS,'
TRUNKS;
• itistking, ati, &c.
NEW. GOODS.
Sas now opened • LARGE STOCK of
R EA 1)Y-11 A DE CLOTHING,
mostly of hlaown MAO &1141111/, 00111311111 rie oral' rhos' f
COATS, PANTS & VESTS,
SHIRTS,
CRAVATS,
HOSIERY, &c.
AT PRICKS TO SLIT Tull TIMM.
air• Cal I, examine and judge, 6.w you rselves.iFil
Oct. 30, 1807.—tf
THE GREAT CHOLERA
Zingari Bitters.
THIS WONw*Jt tjL REhIEDT wise discovered an
introduced shoat twenty year. ago by Dr. B.Chcop
sue. an eminent Egyptian physician.
Ho bad long seen and felt the want of some tented;
which would strike at the root of disease. and so pre
vent much of the suffering which the human fatally was
then compelled to endure.
This great question was presented to hie mind every
day In vivid colons as be moved among e sick 'eddying,
and observed the inelßciency of near!) all the comedic,
then in use. Thus he was led to think and experiment;
and after ten years' study and labor. be presented to his
fellow-man the wonderful Zinged Bitter,. The effect of
this preparatfOn in the prevention and cure of disease,
was so m ttvellons and aitonlshing, that the most natter
ing marks of royal favor were bestowed upon him who
discovered It. His name was placed upon the Roll of
Nobles, and a gold medal with the following inscription
—Dr. S.Cheopous, the Public Re nefactor—w as present rd
to him by the Viceroy.
The preparation tom been used in I epidemics of
cholera, both as a preventive and curative measure, and
with such great success, that it has been hitroducesfl tan
nearly all the general hospitals of the old world.
The old saying that an ounce of prevention in worth a
pound of cure, applies withAlimellous force to cholera,
and tht refers any remedy that will protect us against
Ms terrible disease shouid be freely and persistently
sued.
All pathologists now agree that the cholera poison acts
on the system through the blood, and that any combina
tion which acts on the excretory organs, and keeps them
In working order, must prevent &sufficient accumulation
of the poison to exert l ts terrible effects on the organism
This ie true nut only of cholera, but of nearly all other
malcdies, especially the different forms of fever.
The Zingari Bitters is,inst such a remedy as the above
conditions require. It act. on the organsof excretion
and secretion, keeping up a perfect balance between
them. This Bitters is composed entirely of roots and
herbs, SO nicely concocted that every organ is acted upon
and put in tone. Its taste Is pleasant and it■ effects
prompt and lasting. .
Numerous case@ of the following diseases have b.eu
tared by it: Cholera, Diarrtnea, Dysentery, Scrofula,
Typhoid and Typhoefever, hirer, Ague, Nervous De.
Willy, Anaemia, Female I rregularities,ltyspeksia, Flaw
leucy, Colic,
kc.
Price One Dollar partition Bottle.
Principal Depot at the Walnut street wharf, Dorris
burg, Pa.
Sold by Druggists,llotelk eepers and 0 rocersgenersilly.
*3..0. F. HA LBFLgiscs, sole Agent for Gettysburg.
P. RA lITER, Sole Proprietor
Harrisburg, Ps
May 20, 1867
ALL AROUND THE WORLD!
The First Premium
of a Silver Medal was awarded
Barrett's Hair Restorative,
By the N. H. State Agricultural Society, at its
Fair holden in Nashan, Sept. 20, 18G(t.
BARRETT'S VEGETABLE HAIR RE-
STORATITE restorea Gray Hair to it 4 nitaral color.—
Promotes the growth of the Bair. Changes khe roots to
their or iginal organic action. Eradicates Daadruff and
Humors. Prevent. [lair (Ailing •at. Is a ruperior Dree-
slag. It contains no injurious ingredients, and fa the
most popular aud reliable article throughout the East
West, North and Soo&
113..8.. , 1d br Dr. R. Horner, Getty.burg ; J. 8 Tau h-
nbaugh, Hampton; Ilartman and Sadler, Peteraburg,
Snyder & Son, Littintone . , and Drug&lets generally
Feb. 12, 1568.—1 y
SPEER' S
PORT GRAPE WINE,
Used by Hundreds of Opngregations for
Church or Communion Purposes.
Excellent for Ladie4 and Weakly Persona
VINEYARDS, NEW JERSEY
SPEEIVg POET GRAPE WINE, YOUR TEARS OLD
?VMS justly celebrated native Wine is made from the
Juice of the Oporto Grape, raised In this country.—
Its invaluable
TONIC AND STRENGTHENING PROPERTIES
are unsurpassed be any o•hir native Wine. tieing th
pure nice of the Grape, produced under Mr. Speer's own
personal supervision, its purity and genuineness are
guaranteed. The youngest child may partake of its gen
eroturfmalltiee, and the weakest Invalid may use it to ad
vantage. It is particularly beneficial to the aged and
debilitated, and suited to the various ailments that af
dict the weaker sex. It is, In every respect,
A WINE TO BE RELIED ON.
Invalids cute Speer's Port Grape Wine.
Females! use Spear's Port Grape Wine.
Weakly personi find a benefit by Its use.
Bpeer's Wines In Hospitals are preferred to otbe
wines:
SIP&la by Druggists az] Grocers
Sir Ihe Trade supplied, by Johnson, UoUol ay &
Cowden, and /rends, itkbards * Co., in Philadelphia.
I. Spear's Vineyard, New Jersey, Othee,243 Broadway
New York. [Sept. 4, 186%-ly
yOUNT'S COMPOUND!
FOR TUE max OP
PUTRID SORE THROAT; INFLUENZA,
or any other Inflammatory or inward disease of the
Throat if not of too long standing. Also, SCARLET
LET,KR- This medicine has been tried in
THOUSANDS OF CASES
In different parts of the country, and has bee.
known to man if taken in time and according to dirac
ilons. It is warr..nted to cure. Olvelt a trial and !twill
'speak for Itself. Every household should provide them-
Stale' with • box of this ineeicine and keep it on hands.
The cures that it hu effected are truly marvelous.
igs,,Prepered and sold by Main YOUX? & Co., GattJs
burg,Pa,otby their authorised agents. Tor sale at
nearly all tbeatores in Adams county.
May 29, 1887.-tf ISRAEL YOUNT & CO.
628 HOOP SKIRTS. 628
WIL T. KOPKEN'S "OWN MAKE"
"KEYSTONE SKIRTS,"
are the best and Canner Low Puna Hee, Skirts is
the market. Trail skirts, 9b spriap, 91.00; 30 "pings,
91.29; and 40 springy- $1.16. Plain Skirts, 0 tapes, 20
W rings, 110 Cents; 26 springs, 96 Cents ; 30 apriaps.3l.l6;
' and 36 "plop, 91.29. Warranted in escry respect
"Our OWN Make" of HHNION SHIRTS," Steven Tape
Trani, from 20 to 60 springe,4l.llo to $2.60, Plain, Su
Tar i t to 60 springs, from 96 Cents to $2.00. These
Sk arstetterthan those "old by other setabßahmente
an Ant clams goods, instal mach lower prices.
"Our OWN Make" of "CHAMPION SKIRTS" are in.
every way 11111/11:411( $0 an other Hoop Skirts belbre the
public, and enly have , to be examined or worn to no-
Tinto nary ewe of the fact. Menu featured of the bat
linewßalekedlngtish Steel Springs, very superior Wpm.
might, *le of the metalic limning' and manger of
securing them ellipses for durability "nd excedienee say
other Skirt in this country, and. are lighter, mot • elas
tic, will wear longer; give more satisfaction, and alit
really cheaper than all others. Zesty iagly shield fry
MM. They are bang sold extensity* by Monhante
throughout this and the adjoining states at Yerr_inedes%
ate pion. If yen want the , best, ask lbw "Ifirpkinie
Champion Skirt." If you do not And them, get the mer
chant with whom you deal to order them few you, or
come pr send direct to us. Merchant win lad on dif
ferent ss es of Skirts exactly what they need, and we
npeeleHy barite thorn to call and enable our extensive
assortment, or semi In Wholesale Price List.
• To be had at Ratan at Haan factor,, sad of the 1.08.0
'Trude generally, and at Whulatetle of the Manstlicenrer
only, to whom all order should be addressed.
MANUFACTORY AND SAL/19E00M, 020 ARCH ST.,
NiOwen oth mial 7th its., PhUaderMS
.
Yob. 26. H.H. T. HOPKINS.
VESTS,
PLAIN AND FANCY
JOB PRINTiIVO,
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mid avicores. Dads" aripisie wk.*
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April 22 T 1868.
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DRAWERS,
Itiedical.
PREVENTATIVE.
X. 1866. L
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.1. It BARRETT & CO., Preprietora,
.Manchester, N. II
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