fie 11.
AGR/ITLTESAL CLIPPINGS.
plot* seller; top #eighling mule tirptstd ,
pay every neighltorboosl
. of.tanuera. , B u y er s
who ' , Animate Weights, and - ire ezperienetid in
weighing bythe eye, are almost fibre to get
the advantage 'of the seller.—Odd moments
cannot be spent to better pecuniary advantage
than in setting out vines., shrubs,. etc. It is
wonderful how much can be done, "without
feeling it," by those who take advantage of
such opportunities for homestead tmproie
ments.--Butter keeps up to war prices, al
most. Farmers with good grazing lends ought
to take the hint. —The Victoria and White
Grape.are perhaps the best varieties of cur
rants for home cultivation. It is foolish to set
out the old Dutch varieties when these can be .
obtained.— —Milking hints Have the same
milker regularly for each COW ; milk rapidly;
talk as little as possible ; let the milking times
be as equi-distant as may be—twelve hours
between; have regular boars in any event
—A gentleman in Fredonia, N. V., claims
to have originated 11 . thornless blackberry,
nearly or quite equal to the Lawton and a
hardy grower.—Two bushels of blue grass,
two bushels of red top, one bushel of creep
ing bent grass and twenty pounds of white
clover, to the acre, F. t. Elliott's recipe for
seeding down a lain. He tills the ground
with grass seed• to crowd out the weeds.—
Raspberries appreciate deep mulching.—
Grapes do splendidly when allowed to climb
among trees. It's natnre.—Frult vines can
hardly have too high manuring but cherry
trees are often killed by it. They do bette , r in
lots devoted to grass, than in cultivated or
chards-----It is said that I igeons prefer weed
seeds to cultivated grain and really do a great
service in keeping down chess and cockle.---:
A poor fence is tro defense but a serious of
fense to good farming. —The last recipe ler
keeping eggs, is to place them in boiling wa
ter twelve seconds ; this thickens the Inside
skin, and keeps out the air.—Onions chop
ped fire and mtzed with corn meal are an ex
cellent -medicinal food fee poultry occasional
ly.—There Is large profit, for farmers who
can sell milli, in contriving to have /I number
of new milch cows in the fall. The cows in
a winter &hi need good *rod, for which thete
should be Previous preparatien.—The
.Journal of Horticulture pronounceti against
the robin as an enemy to the fruit grdwer and
Advises a war of extermination.—All the,
weeding for strawberry beds should be done,
before the plants bloom.—The Country
Genaenfain says that if cows are fed on early
cut timothy,. put up in good order, the butter
will come with little trouble.--Sliding "rail
road doors," hung on iron trucks or wheels,
at the top, are the best fee. banns—they Open
more easily; they are tighter, they will not sag
and are less in the way. But the wheels
should never be at the bottom. - -Other things
being equal the Mdre moisture cows take with
their food, and the more water they drink, the
more milk they will give.—An Agricultural
Society in Mass. has ippointed an agent to
buy farm inipliments, seeds, etc. fortmembers,
they,te have the_heneftt of the wholesge rates,
beyond the commission allowed the agent.
Good application of the co-operitive principle.
--Red apples sellbetter than any other col
or in market=in other words.their sale is read
dier.—On clay soils manure liberally and
plow under, on light soils top-drms less free
ly but apply it oftener.—Always loosen a
check rein before watering a hoise—the posi
tion is an unnatural one in which to drink
even if water be held up inspail. Better yei,
would it be to keep the cheek rein loose all
the time. It's an instrument of torture at the
best. Three years is long enough for a hen to
live. At that age sell or eat her and let a pul
let take her place at egg-laying.--The June
bug is such a pest in France that the authori
ties pay a reward Tor their delivery, at the
rate of one dollar per hundred pounds.—
Fruit culturists are beginning to turn their at
t.
tendon to the huckleberry as a desirable fruit
to cultivate.—Those who make much butter
will find quite n revenue in making cheese
from their- skim wailk.----41-osils
7dicago Advance.
CULTURE 0.F.111/. POTATO.—FrOM an article
written by Mr. E. Williams, the well Down
nurseryman of Montclair, X. 1., we select the
following remarks on the preparation of the
seed and the soil :
TIM SEED AND ITS PEEPAZATION.—If you
were to see a farmer save his corn nubbins for
seed, or select the meanest and most indiffer
ent specimen of horse, cow or swine, from
which to perpetuate his stock, you would
doubtless:at once set him down as a fool. Let
us hope this practice is not prevalent ; yet
many otherwise intelligent farmers act about
as sensibly In their potato growing; for they
Insist year after year In selecting small seed,
and then wonder they don't succeed better
.:
'"potatoes don't do as well as they used to—
shall have. to buy potatoes this season! ' --
&e., &c.
Now reasoning from analogy, •like begets
like," and for the same reason that I would
select the best ears of corn, the best and heav
iest wheat, rye or oats, for sowing, would I se
le et the best, largest and smoothest potatoes
for planting, believing, as I do, that such po
tatoes are earlier, maturer and betOr develop
ed than small ones.
True, such seed would bring a little more
than small ones in the market, but a few dole
tars and cents gain there is ne comparison to
the gain I believe I get in the increased yield,
continued health and vigor of potato crops.
I believe one chief cause of the failure and
deterioration of the potato is the perastent
Use of small and immature seed. My experi
ments have led me to practice cutting seed to
one or two eyes, to prevent overstocking, and
to allow the growing tubers room to "spread
themselves."•
TUE SOIL —I generally follow corn with
potatoes. If the corn was well Immured with
stable manure, and Abe pod well decomposed,
I plant the pptatoci in • drills 'or rows ,adioot
thirty inches apart, and ten to twelve inches
apart In the rows ; with only a slight dressing
of lime, ashes or plaster applied on the seed
after droppin,g. If the soil is pbor, I apply a
• good dresalpg bf well decomposed manure
broadcast, ind hatrow it in. (Green, unfer
mented manure is;to be avoided,- as itlends to
engender disease.) In either ease lapply the
dressing 41inie, plaster or ashes in the row
before covering, and plant early. If the
pound is very foul I plant In hills two and a
half to three feet apart, and culthaue both
ways. 'As soon as the young plants begin to
peep through I hitch to harrow and cross the
rows. This is the first cultivation. In about
a week or lei, days I run a plow through, turn
ing the farrow from the rows, and hand hoe,
taking par. deals: pains to loosen the earth a-,
[wand the 044 which, by this time, is apt to
be Ingram,* baked. For this purpose, or
hoeing of any kind, I have never seen an in
strument that will compare with an unpatent
ed priinged hoe which I havi had made to or
der. The gext plowing is , done just before
bloominf Me - furrow turned towards the row,
hand hoed assi*lled moderately: Ad thither
attentive fill haoaks"
it be
-tp4l oar that
may • - our attent •as the bat
working.
earionin rapines that hereafter, in
stead of mks "Id to aing the Dozatou,"
the satiniiineo4ll sin nee ix Par on over -
Cata, adinat furs, slip can glom, Pelee nor
lens, and bediatskeed."‘
'
BOA Agents Wanted.
.F
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PARTON, the "Prince f Blowratabers," containing
RIMS of dialitigelsheo persons of all ages and coantrles,
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over 6O pages, illustrated with 12 beautdul steel en-
Inv. No competition. Agents soy it Pell: faster
Oast any fkx.l,-,'Lleag ever id 1, 'Terms ltberaL dead for
subscrit-tios circ t adar. .
MEN OF • OUR DAY• - '
Or Biographiedtof over 50j of the moat prominent men
of the nation, including Grant, Sherapao, Colfax, Sum
ner, Snutton, Sheridan, Grow , Kelley... Jay Coyk , Curtin.
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Madam, Phillips, Parragut, Chase; Logan. Stevens,
Beecher, and others. lottiellLibed with over 40 life Me
Steel Ponce/is. 600 Pages. Sold only by Agents Great
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ZEIGLICR, McCURDY k CO , 514 Arch at., Phila., Pr.
MORTH AMERICAN STEAM.
81'4 cot f
nrapoottliipis to, c‘iiroitsii, a
BAILING FROM KEW YORK THY
6TH gf' 20TH B VElt r MONTH,
Of the day Were when these dote* f.O ceL Sunday.
PASSAGE LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINE
Tor friformatios addreim D. N. CAKILINGTON, Agee
117 West street,New !art.
W. H. WEBB, President. CUAS. DANA, Eke Pres
Oftlee--,44 lischauge. Place, Nue rant,
CIRCULAR,
beery Saw that leaves oar Factini is Oil Tempered
and Patent °roam!, perfertly true and even, and made of
'uniform temper yy our patent trmrering procem.
RED JACKET
cannot . be excelled. We guaranty they will cut 23 per
eet.Llsore than common Axes, with less Isbur to the
chopper.
Sole Manufacturers. For sale 14 principal hardware
Dealers.
' I'ATENT LIQUID BE-SULPHITE OF LINE.
A CHIT PILPIIEBNATIVE OF xqcs. Pitt IT,
][LSAT, he., for any length of Lire. Fur sale hy
Thslitgasts and Grocers.
WOODEN PIPE,
• -,•• • • :••
_ .
'• tat I ;) / , • '
AND EAVE •TROUGII!
Tbest end cheapest article ever Made. Every;
body, particularly Farmers and 3fluers. send Tor it
free descriptive circedar and• price Hat to J. A. WOOD
WARD, Williamspori, Pa.
WANTED-- AGLNpIe • • COMBITS To sell by tem-
NED
SQUARE, L ET* and asi , Great inducements of.
UM. County litghte for sale on meet liberal terms.—
/or particulars mlthenis W. 8. BATCHELDER & CO.,
pictkiro. Pa, -
, IXTANTED--AGESTB4—S.2OO per mouth the year
V V round or a certainty of $3OO to $l,OOO per month
to those having* little capital. We guaranty theabove
monthly salary to good satire agentsat thsrr own homes.
Every agent, farmer, gardner, planter and fruit grower,
North and South, show/et send at once for portico/ars.- -
MON call on or Address
J. AllEAßld A CO., 63 Second at., Itoitimoce, lid.
PEOPLE in .mat of, and Agents who are selling all
kinds of SEWING MACHISMS, are requested to ad
&rename (with stamp) for•greatlr redticed prices end
terms. IE-Pia/mon, Boil, Charisetewn, Mess.
' .SEWING GUIDE.
For the assistauce of ladles In hand sewing, protecting
the finger from the needle, and eaustec stitches ,to be
taken with KXACT REOIX AMY, and increased rapid
ity. Invaluable far all kinds of embroiderieg end
chrocketing. Bent to any addrms, by mail, elepntly
silver plated, for 25 cents, or mild silver. for 16 cents.—
Agents wasted in every town. Terms and sample for
25 cents. Liberal discount to the trade. Address NILES
.11ANUTA .:1131tI1'O CO, 55 Water at., Boston, Mass.
WANTED, AGENTS, $75 to $2OO
per month, everywhere, male and Amide,' to in
troduce the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE
FAMILY 81 , .WING MACLIIKIL This machine will ditch.
liem, fell, tuck, quilt, cord, bind. braid end embroider In
a met euperier manner. Price only $lB. Pally war:
ranted fur liveyeara. We will- pay *lOOO fur any ma
chine that will sew a stronger, *ore beautiful, or more
elastic seam than ours. It tuAto the -Elastic
Stitch:" Every second stitch be cut, and mill the
cloth cannot be pulled apart without t wiring it. We
pay Agents from $7O to EMU per month and expense', or
a commieske from which twice that amount eon LW
made. Address MCCOMB 8. CO., PITTBBUROEI, PA.. or .
BOSTON, MASS.
11.4.UrION.—Do not be imputed upon by other perils*
palming off wurtlalesio cut-iron machines, ender the
11110. 011111111 or otherwise. Own is the 0017 genuine - stid
really practical cheap machlnimaiinfactured. .
Greutog Curios:ly of Me 19L ib*iur y r_r_____.
tr. ttl ..
v o i yn a l, rl.t . f.1e . T . 1 . 1 d 0 fISH . -- s lili s ta c. f 0 . 1 t g i a.:—
e inventor, NATHAN NALL ' , West Millbriii, Dur—
Agents' wanted In every parr of tbe world.,Rg
"CARBONIZED MEAT."
Do TOO StiTPHR and DESIRE REMIT nom
' . CONSUMPTION,
BRONCHITIS,
ASTHMA, or
DYSPEPSIA? If so,—
THE "CARBONIZED- MEAT"
is a Bore Cure; Ask your Druggist for It or seed SL for
a Can, to BAWL B. POLKII A Cu.,
/Er no per &nen. Lykens, Pa.
NOTHING LIKE IT IN
• MEDICINE. ' • -
A 14/X URI to the 'palate, &potatoes evacuee, a gen
U. 'thank:at to the arcalatkra, a perapiratory pro
'partition, ea anti-bilbms mirdkine, a stomachic, a diem
sic, ands: admirable general altortitira. Ilach ,are the
achtiowiaatOd and daily proven. properties of ?AR
EA:aI itrititAVOCISN? Sold by all
Droggiats,
AIARM CO'S One Dollar Maloof aniCsb and Ameri
eels Dry and lane *wit, Canary, Jowetry, In.—
Agents recciesliwir pasts as an awaked for WO Labor
foryndrriagdabs. ecsid 116 eta. tot tk• loam of two
articles wb will be sent an receipt ol ODD DOLLAR
each. Alnals 'mend. Full itottiptituto seat free Jy
mail Address maItSIII CO.;
3 Trianent and /2 Hower/ st, Dalton, lisst.
We ere agent, for over Ma nint4RD Foreign sat
Dogmatic. If annfeetnrere, and ore mowed toLeh th e
.whole country with DRY and 7.0101 1/00DO, 81 13,
Ein AWID, 31W1L1T, aILVAI. WAAL tints
frn j i cii m
p r lamoss, sunset mAaglinali, *c., is at. th e Dc
or
One Dollar for each Article.
Moot your dohs *rig MOE Awards fir deoariptiva
chicksoihmiog orbotsrtialo c bo *Woad tar Ow
Donor, lath is sent& tar Gait foia, .
0111CIIIARS MINT
Prange* iiiireellromi a,'.l* mutt gii• or so to
&pots apodase
AllApoott Irlistott
I. sem to.,
: le An* Orme 7.lemtas,
NeW gUiltie mints.
B •
OOK AgRXTS WANTIBO ida CosSING'S lit&
TORT or TDB wimp STATIC:n-4mm Its a/s
-meary to the deux of Atotrow adoriatotratko.:
la -- royal octavo voknoo of Ow pave illustrated by
Jost kandrid engravings on wood and isOeireengrarings
ons WM; rotiray *Bl.ppoelpotioand tonne, apots
to TTB XLIONAP. Bartdsrd, Oonn., or 104
•Broad at., Nayarit, N. J.
AOIiNTB WANTED.-11ror the PRRAIGNAL fIIZTOItY
019 GENERAL GRANT, by A.D. Rionaateion, author
of "Pfeig , ,:Dwesson asuf impe,7 and '.44eyeed. the
Mississippi; 'Matteis) gathered by Abe author at
.firod.quortecr in the Held, and from channels opened
by
' GENERAL GRANT
Lhaself. 2ilfull page Degra rings. Contains matter no
other wettkes Of sae pet, Cohtehte prom it the ohly
authorised “Llf r e of Grant." Don't offer an Inferior work
"Oct the beat." Strad Lcr•riren lass Wad deck's , . Address
AMERICAN PUBLISHING 10, Hat tford, Conn.. or
BLISS A UO., 194 Broad at., Nesark, N.J.
AGENTS WANTED for the WEARING
OF THE GREEN.—The greateitt Hook
ever published. is ColrOente arer.dedply interesting ityil
shouldire OmtaliLLY !MAD by every_ one. Pri...lin
aionatidetnand Ibr this great work stamps L. the most
SUCORRifirmeUT. It.isfcisli.dip tie HOOK
ion T t Tally illost rids CAM IMIOAND,
abotendsin trII • X; DEN hub sho w idg
the PATRIOTISM cud DENVTEON, the TRO T TEL. cud
FERVOR, 9f "hid warn* - hearted People, containing • dbe
pages and over LOU illustriatious, bound In cloth, gram
and gold. Price $3.. *girds wanted ever) c &ere. Ex
clusive territory gives. Send for circulars cud sample
copy. WILLIAM ULM; 26 *truth Irk st.l Kara; •
A4IE WASTED TOR, TUE
LIFE .- - OF : ,GRANT,
BY A %T.A.YY OFFICER
Thla I the only pawl, Authentic and OFFICIAL III:-
tory of the Ufa and Pnbllo.Beredeett of the 13reat
taiu, and the only one Stilt le etstarsed by all life Lead
ing Generals, -Scud flrßpectaaen Pagea hist Circulars
with terms. 'AddtemeNattostt POBLISHING CO.. Vilifitarl
phia. Pa.
CAUTION.—The eonutry is betag.nooded w ith so edit
ed Wee ut Orant,nerltteu by Civilians and Politkiaue,
whnhever ear a battle. See that the !lout you buy 1.
endorsed by all the Leading tlaneinde. .
A. 8. L4LIS & CO., Hertford, Cqu
AGENTR WANTED PON
VIA PANAMI4 RAILROAD
NEW ARRANGEMENT
MILL,
ITa ) /
GANG,and
SA WS
AXES
Common shape, as good as the hest. TLe
(COLB mrs PA rr.vn
ifirSend for crcul4r and price! to .
LTPPINOOTT & BAKEWELL,
PITTSBURGH, PENNA.,
MAAR A LANOSIAN'B
AGENTS WANTED
INDISPENSAULE FOR LAMS IS TUE
TO THE' LADIES.
GarMEI
PATRONIZE . 1 411 E -BEST.
Hiving th4esgest• topitik wort Arxpitleocal4dtkvfxr,
whel IX *snafu' !retie et any 41 , 4e,ewse.Ant4plIOLL,441.8A Lti
608111 e x ,, we
Guat4iitee Satisfactiou
In every inivitimee,i4l4 also *lie lost selection of dOODS
'llllrer offara
- .
loal4er e4neerrthat any thoio tehererer our Agents or*
Our motto: 9.tomerr AND RELIABLE " Id:Jetted
Nr.m . lip. Wanted in city and con airy.
THE LADIES
Art. pal 1 irlilarly rrtiiii.:sted to try our popular clutr aya•
tem of acil.iia all kind. of DltY AND FANCY DODDS,
UR Et..S. PATTERNS, COTTON CLOTH, CAUTOIIff., tilt-
VER P 1 ATED HOOD-. WATCHES, &c. (itatablicbed
1584) A Pat EST PXN YOVNTAIN and a cheek de/relit:4lW
Ate article to tic wild for 1 dollar, 10 rte.: 20 for te.; 40 fur
611 60 br 6.1; 1t506 rur.slo; rent .by wail. Free I . resent.,
to getter up. (worth 60 per cent. ware than thine nne by
anyallort cowera.) according to mite of club. Sand na n
trial dub. or tr hot tie nut 1411 to bend (.t a cfrettla - .
N. it.—rour wale elniuld tor be claret &vitill New Yolk
long jeweiri role, or b.hrul -Tea cotnpanles,"",rti ft Is
tik i n got the sort.
EASTI[AN Sr. IiP.INDALT,,, : .
TO THE. LADIES.
FOR ONLY ONE DOLLAR.
We are selling SILKS. SHAWLS, DRY and FANCY
tiOnDS. of every description, alsa, WARR,
FUR Ar. Valaable presrulr, front. $I 1 , 4 440,
sent free of charts to ageuta,sudiug dohs at ten And.
upwards. •
arcularn *rut floe t. any wldrpe.. • •
• .WYETH CO
Ilan,t or st
I'. O. 114. x. ;!All
10Q pl. . it CENT r 6 i 0 1, 6 :5t".2
DCiLLan rALE. Foll partkubirs in cirenlgr. Address
.I)Xirnt, E.OILS k Co.; 105 15*.olliging'n et , Batton. Marc
ffire sell for One Dollar , _
CIRCULAII3 SENT Vli.kat,
n114130%111 pez t amine, or ten cheek i 'mut. fur One Outlet',
deerritiins ten different article. vrLtah we will will for
ONE DOLLAIt LAC/t. •
Splendid iudmement■ utter.' to Agent* sending as
Clubs.: Addrere, LA.IIUNTS 14ABBITT,
bin. 83 no bury street; Houton, Mts.
AGEM'S WANTED f t EV ER Y COUNTY.--4)nr Agouti.
ate making from flOtreioll6o fie . 4 Ininith 'Wiling oar
STATION/MY GIFT PACKAGES. Seed for circuits.
HAASTSk LITISANCIIT,Zawirs.3Inp, elotr; erol Stn.
Goner, Establlthment,lo7ll.lherty street, New York.
A PaESENT OF 325 VALUE,
O v your nwn ache freo of coat.. for o few Jaye '
'mks la any fawn or village. P.Articulora and a
gift acut &de, by Ablireaslog. with otomp, N. g. C 1.00.1).
MAN * CO., 40 Ilaaover it., Boston, Nia4a. •
ROBERT D. ARMOR,
GAS FITTER, PLUMBER AND
• BELL HANGER, •
Fad Middle street, halfa square fro* the Court-hou4e,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
WILL promptly attend to all
..or
ders in his line. Work done In the moot utle
factory manner, and at prices as low as can I,omibly be
afforded to make a living. -
GAS PIPE
furnished, as well ail CFaudeliers, Brackets, Drop Lights
Ake.; also WATER PIPE , Stone. Top au i Frost Spigots,
asailyin short, everything belonging to gas or water Ax.
tam.
Bells hang, and forni.hed if debited. Lock. of a
k 1 repaired. (Dec:2s,lBa,
CROSS CUT
INSURE IN TILE
ROPE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANI
or YORK, prx.‘4.l.
OFFICE: flarLaan's 8u51.4.11 kg, an/re Square
cIIMITERED CAPITAL
AVAILABLE AS:iET.3....
D Itt;ESt of every description taken for a period aft ears,
'or ',trivet null). at n- low intim fire emisist rut u
the security of the tiompenty awl the itartleviconuett, stud
oo ae aecootutdttin,t trtwe ni ntlyronti.ttny Au the
wolatry.
.NO fREMIX.II NOTES are, t .ken lo thle Cocupariy,abd
couserposolly. no Asseesmeists will be made its poli
cies. More than half the retire stuck 1. or wird by Its of.
ricers and Directors. which is a ano.rairteiii that its affairs
will he so managed sift to make IL s safe suediuso for In
be rater.
DI
•
Ii:TRANCE CREATES INDEI'ENDENCK: a person
pays for his i n to indeutuith and need not-be a Tax cu
bid friends in the trent of Fire; Delzys die dungeruas.
lyAll losses promptly stilrettett mis..l paid without de-
Pg" •
IR to ots :—Philip A. Small, John A. Welber, John Y.
Spaagler," M. B. Spahr, Geo. W. ilgenfrilz. Dathl E.
ent•D,Chartes A. Morris, W H. Kerte. ore.. Lewis Carl.
HENRYWEI.:?..II. Prestrteut.
DAVID F. SMALL, Vice-Presidek.
J. Can, treasurer. T. K. WHITE, SVey.
Sir Application. for Insorence promptly attended to
by the Secretary or any of the Coniptu”'s A gents.
ESTI, l—lVm. Bell zel, John T. Williains. York ; H.
A. Picking, Gettysburg; Smith k Herr's. IVrigh t seine ;
T. W. Herr, Lancaster; John H 7.utter. NV:. Joy, Lanc.se
ter county; D. Q. Albright, Hanover; S. 7. Seitz, liters
Rock, end S. M. Emralflger, 31sehsit Icsbutg.
A pt 11 :42.-31.u.
WAGON MAKING
THE subscrib©r respectfully informs
.A the pt!-lie that he cattlee on the
Its &lifts brahchei. atjda Shop, in-Freedom town-hip, on
the road leading from Mcelea ty's ItchoGhhouse to Mil
lerstown, at the Hill Church, and is pi spared to execute
all orders with promptness.
OF ALL KINDS ATTENDED TO
He also 'nuontaetures HAND-RAKES; SHAKING
'VRIES. N D BROOLIIANDLES, far wholesale and re
tail trade.
Be hopes, by prompt attention to business, to =mit
and receive a liberal patronage. Orders addreseed to
him at Oettyaborg,'lrill receive prompt attention. •
• Aug. ILLIAM U. HOUCK.
A SERVANT FOR ALL
Roth', Improceinent for Opening, ela.;ing
and Latching Oates,
I, AV be attached to any gate and operated froin bug
-1,11. gy. team or middle, by one hand, in any desired di
rection Ina' the gate—opened and elated frum nue point,
at any distance front the gate. Tbleltaproretuent is sine.
pie and chtt.ap, yet perfect and strong; will not be dlsar
rangpi by the ragging of lbs gate, nun by the treat rate
hag (be poets; nt.ty be wade at a country btar-ketnitb's,
rod ewily attached to a gate. The undersigned, luirlag
the Right fur A &Ina county, will sell Township and
fattri r Eights of this iseprOTOMent.
A ~ROTIi & SG& NWE - AMERICAE tIiVER GATE
—which wUI be found valuable and ionvenient to all
ho have gates to drive tbrotigh--aa tbey retualu_l4
their titan, Open-, class and latch a ir t.e, witbont the na
ces4ity of veiling in the wet or mud,
Fur fur Ler info; !nation, tc:,ividteeo"' • .
MAU, BUCKER,
Nenallasi.P. 0., ottLatpt co., Pa.
My 11.-11
Lairib knitting Machine..
THE only Fam il y Machine that sets up Its olio work
butte all sizes, wideinfand narrows, knits the beet
Into the stocking, and nannies off the toe co/inlets—
producing all torle , led of knit goodl, from , as infant's
stocking, mitten of glove to it tidy shawl 'Oehocid.
PRICE REDUCED TO 58 DOLLARS!
. , .
I tint*, durable, ,
easily aperated and warranted. jc;
succeed In the Linda of TrArxpurchater,
AGENTS WANTED. ~
Add tees, with stamp far. circular and meanie skocitiog;
,J. D. OUR, Dem agent, 922 Chestnut it., Phila. ;
May 6.--am
BARK BARK: !
.1100 CORDS WANTED I
• .
TU 'nutmegs . WAN Tlll •
f:4 ACK 0 'A- K'` B A
for width he warily *8 . 90 per cord, on dallyery,, is
pod eider, at his taayard Ia Gohyabarg. W Anted also
600 C . 0210340/1 :!Z!.
C ritlf ;" . 11 tAtilC,/
for wish* tde big asst market irgco'iini 'hie sheet.
• • ..• • • • • 4 :toss NUM'
Feb.l2.-6m
: ESTriie ifg , ity sb
Waghington , urg, a.
,APpjOIXIXP ,T HE E4QT-ira..lloTg4
-
THE tuiderOgncd wctal4 r7cciful
3;_trjeorT k in4 T utab_tuitski lip_foy 4 dew
f.1.1413Y, BALD AND tADNAItug NUB II I nthis
w as . an d ig prepared to afer toped, or aocoAkotoda!heos
la Washita. Ife'llaa poildsdiAr.ieltwitb Rite* Ow
; riesaa,„,Thicks, Light Wagons, to , of the latest styles,-
pid2le,taset to tusetthpublit le ad libilhlitigt a i iii re sa
solid; without spot ov Walla, and perfeet lx i r o z.-
none ofjour "old ea Wee," but all or the" oldie.
Mug partite eau allOw i l bewtustuinodat , .pd t /i pi.. ,
toeteldsk equipments Mien ed: "
foweig le,latie czr
th 4rust- what they want ea
- - - the Utoitt ammo e'...a.
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~.,
~ ~, ~,,.... . to th• Dattleolle politely attended to, acid
f ro IL I . ~ 1 11p1MMI.. , ,-,- LiNir :1414,%* - : Pik . ~,,
41 ,
rivorf fanotWatiko.. 4 I
ti
00170 a '6 111111)0POt tkPOik aim air
,L of CHOPPING - *WS= AND ONARING-44 4: rigi4. de Partu r ° o r eve.f7 Kam.
DOM: KILL .11WMISIL, L RDlVednisl -1 n• ‘. - • - ,!...aiihe boil it hi a l A:ra l M i rds . A4 ll 4ll l 42)ll 1
. , J . -
,-1 4,'. : ' , .. . 4 (4.110- SaareitiXi .A. 41111101910111111 1111 nal' Ply aid 4
. foorkfigig g ijo. 0. 1 -11:,. •;:- , ..,,. ~. , i . . . .. .• . AD . ,_ , :-. 7 — ,. wd
-E.
,-, _ • - 11- ;" „ 11, 0:04P101111116,4001Di
pun .
& X. ,P41112i144:°R. R.
--- • .".‘ P !. . 4 6 = w 2c=
v,„
,
4 s . -
-9 " . ' 4 ` " ' 4 taie wit '
0 patronises out ' 4. L'
rNi hi gni t k bonsgreani for BLAOICOAKUI4
amt. , .
Nist li 4.41 IMIT onioinin% Ita, l l. MN." iri.
•
IRE ICAILI.NG; Wire
clans rtonti, -
hum, et.: Ito4tAl$ 00 1) , 155 r. 11 .11.
bin; kir Shoep..anwr plat* l a rds; ran a.pd.lros
Cloth, glover, Triati, Somme frr Clood, 010, goa t e t c;i
Mary Clamped Moth for Spark Straiten; Latuktapa
Whim for WWlorp,AL.aponitykope
al Wire 'Folk, falorßalitil%,
te a.
sigilannisiret., • - 10
1
, )
Attrtutentruto - .
2.6.0.000 -
litul '-
ONE DOLLAR EACH
II ai3Or •!...nwkii!, ,1111,4
XL
Orabittous.
(LAIL F%EXIII.e. AND .111:rttIANT3.)
WAGON-MAKING BUSINESS
1 REP AIRING-SW
- -
1 4,7 N: 'l' S 0 M ROUND!
• FOR En E Cllkr ur
. .
PUTRID SURE TIILA)A'I', INFLUENZA]
or' ani other itiatirriouttory ur inward 'Uwe* of. the
Thrant If not 1 , 1 X4. , 0 long 4oroatiag. ,A ~#9.A.PLIT
F.l:V}:k. TWA! widlcino ho , Lou t iett-th
1 ll t el4 fi ll iN4l 11 0 . C AS P# O
In different wain of Me vuogitty. nod Lae never bet&
ktiown to fall tl takew lo tflie unit nedvrillifir to Weed
tlone, It Ay:re rata.l,4,,.ru. ti feu a trio) /1114 1111 , 11/
'Trak fd?ltselff Kvery ..;
i•obold should provide than
eel ree'a lo,z al ttsig to dkineAnd kerp it on kluds.
.The ytt. • ; if a If.- luta etr , ctf 1 are truly tonrrelous. ,
illpftred and eold by lowan Your komitlittye:
bare PA,o, by their art!: 'n-lzed Agents. for sole At
nearly all the:wrist in AO ntcouaty. , • .
stn, / Jb. !AKA El. YOUkr *CO.
•
-4 CAI,t.I) TO THE LADIES.
n 14.71.o....utezeiwt,DEN PERIODICAL PILLS POR.
t4;11 LE 4 . fn currtetfng
, O:u4..ailloba of the Auntnty Turus, hum
,bm,rer cunfu t , and ui..v.iys muccesead, as a Priretitisr.
Females ilecali:lllrbituatell, thoise.nappualng than
entsenen, an. enntt:nner..l :14ninet being (Hine Hl:ta wliiln
la thit to. lfU u lest they "laeite nolonArrlnge-," af
ter grl&ri rh. Prigarlel.3i naininieil no re
aponnibility, nlibungh thtfe 4.111 preA•ut any
uaisa.hi.f to
Pelee 11 per itos: Six i.. s,ro
SOW 14 J. O. I IIUOEIt, Bole Agent fur Get.
tyabarn. fa. . .
Ladies, t y eutoling tiityy ,, it through the Poet (411. e, can
Pule Reda, (eoufileuttall t,) by Mail, to auy putt
of the eonati y •free of partaga.'?
April IN, 1:.•64.—1y
S PIVI I / 4 1 ,1
PL id` GRAPE wiNE,
I;st:a bit lbotilteds Congregatio!ts for
cis ratortc•m - ii union•Pi crposm.
E cc( Ile tw• soul Weakly Pentuns
•
.r I'l
VINET4t:RD_S, NEW JERSEY
Si , EZIVB • Pt)k7 IntAPP:' Wig!, rouit YEARs oti •
rivu 8 Junly celetwated rnli vs' Wltuifs made (posit tbi
j take ppprtis Wthircrftprpt— , .
Its ihvitlunble
TONIC AND S7:I:ENOTIMNING PROPRIZTIES
.iva...ntisorpa.eed by un3 native Wine.
Tuve' a ice of the pr, dured , Inaer Mr. ii.peer's ewe
pereotall supervildeti, it, purity and are
Ktiatadtedt T4l , tipoilgtda.dlllll , ?23l 1.1.413kt0 ,fit. gel}
evens quail let,ltsudt.l,• usll3:.est iimallifuisy use it to
..otage. t. 041.4 aged and
aultai Varionn rail that at
diet the weitket sex. It Is in every reap eel. •
A WINE'TCiI E lEELFFD ON
11..,;peet'• Po Grape W;10.
Verneleb, air Ipeer's Port citipe IV
Weakly 10 , rxone And a by It- be..
Stev IVibei; 11orl.f!als are preferred , to otht.
sines. ,
r livid by Drui , gista nu! Grocers.
41;it-7 he Trmle supplfed by J0bi1.,24, ilvil,way
6owits., and French, iticb: & C.., In I.l,silu4elphia.
A. Speer's Vineyard. Nev. J”tary, Otbee,2 Brw,lway
Now Yoik. izirpt. 4,
ALL AROUND THE WORLD!
The First Premium
of a Silver - . Medal was awarded
Barrett's Hair Restoratii'e,
By the N. H. State Af:rieultural Society, at its
Fair holdt•n in Nai-liau, Sept. i41;1;.
BARRETT'S VEG'27.TABLE II.111:
STOAATIVP. reSturt s Grtsy ILsir to it. ota . 4,...,1 .r.—
Promoted the 01.mvil: of the 114ir. Ch.‘: Ai, the :o•ta to
4.4)
L7,4Si li
their orig'ri,tl otgacit 1076 •I. acd
iita..ra Pr, rc,11,,
It c , utuf.s. no triju;,, ut invAltieutr, tLe
aA,at pi pular and rOialle o.ro
IVe4t, a 174 Grylllt
VA-154!./ by by. IL 11...K4.r.(ittty.11.ur,,:; J. 6. Tatigh-
Ilmmpton ; • ti,l S4..:irr, Pet rrskurg,
Bs) Jer 8' _up, r,it tfeitP4r anti Dritggll to generally.
Feb.l2, iscA.—ly
THE GREAT CHOLERA
PREVEN TATI VEr.
~-
Zingari Bitters.
T UIS WON wgRFUL RL'SIRDY was discovered an
introditad allenat twenty years agoiby Dr. E.Cheop
.
Sus, an endiattit ;gyptiati physician.
He bed long Seen and felt the witut ureume remedy
which would etriker at the rix,t of disease. and so pee.
tent runcliof the. suffering which the Leman family was
then compelled to endure.
This great question was; resented to Lb. mind every
day in viviii emote lie be moved anion.; the sick anddying,
and observed the ineflicieni-7. Of riesirly all the remedies
then in nee. Thu, he was Lid to think and experiment;
and after tett yearn' study and lab,r. he presented t+ his
fellow-mar. the wituderfolZi •;mri Littera. The effect 01
this preparation in the prevention and care of disease.
was so to irvelleitr and itatou'vhini, that the most flatter
log marks ofsoysl fa of wire Pestowed upon elm who
discovered at.) LI& _ntues.,trtia placed ape,. the .11all ed .
Noblasond a gold medal with the following Inscription
—Dr. B.Chenpeul, the Public Denefactor—wee preeented
to him by the Viceroy. - -.
The preparation has been need in several ephletnics of
cholera, both nit a preroa tM. and curative measure, tont .
with such great *maw& the t it. bea beeniettodeeed into
nearly all lite general hospitals of the old world.
. The oil saying Outten oui , ce of - .1 erFUOUO is worth a
pound - Rif cure, applies with marvellous force to cholera,.
and therefore any -'reniedy that will protect tie epithet
his terrlPle tlistesie ehould he freely and persists:misty
sued. - . ... t. 1 4. L ,i' i i
~ ....1 , • ;
All pathologist'', now agree !hat thecholera ' , vomit acts
on the spitem through) the blood, and that any combina
tion which swig on the excretor3 ureane,,and keeps them
p t.
in•wOrkidg orslq, oaf prevent a sulliciont . .secii Aida lion'
.ef the poison to 4 x iblterr i hie effects* the orgentem.
-This Istree not o ly of cholera, but of heady all other
nial.diett, eepecially the different forme of fever.
-, The Zingari Bitters it Justsuch is remedy as the .sbeve
- conditioty rieinl4 ; It . 4 .. till the. orgensof excretion
and tecretleNt k ping et perfect balauce bet**.
them. Thu. Ditt rale.
_commeed entirely of rodtil and
herbs, sp nicely concocted that. every organ Is acted upon
and put in tone. its taste is pleasant and its effects
prompt and lastin .
Numetroui was of :the folio' itig digitises' have beau
cured - by it: 'Ch ein,ADiarrhata, Dysentery, ecroftita4
Typhoid and Typ us /ever, Fairer, Ague, Nervous De
filllty-Anitetula, reiroafelrregularitles.llyapepsia,Flato.
fenny; Colic, to.
Pricegng.DeUaripetroteitZtottle.. ,z .
Prtue al WePotfett the Walnut ttreet eliart;liarrla
bneg,ka.
Soldby DrugglateMotelkeepersanderoteregenefelly.
..31.0i F. KALlit,L*locll 4 , ' , eta Agent for Gettysburg.,
j"' "I , ' .t...!. lII.S , UMITX.II, Sale rraptletor
May al, l'Hff. llarriabtirg, Pal . t
-,..
, vtrp - ,stabito.
• ~ 1
--: GETTYSBURG LfirllfllYE'.. tit-'
t.,..... 1 ,
SALE a; ,EUnitzslog,.. , 9t 3L
I , ug Piii fietor ; of - et est('
0
feeling ---, fist f rshelitieralpatrona ' - -
xecelentl, bey
.. 4t nuthepubllet • '
the i.ty intl sty .t. Flo aldstand elk Sr. ngtoit,
i
street, Gettysburg, ~ he itailroad, wheir il IlPro.
pared atoll Lilies -:,., A ~INAtepelitoasiritlisdiittilat
to hli I int.. '-•,-,-
' • HOR ~qt, • -' ;10/41311PoVre,'"
a:lashed at short netlceand on reasonable terms, and
Competent di avers sent along it desired. Persona will be
conveyed Ti,. other towns, or to any place in the country.'
Ws stock and toadies are of thetrst clots, and nn pains
will bilispared to make passengers comfortable. lie is
prepares at all time* to, funtah coaches for towels:
and *let to parties dirillrille'to gin' , overMe Ha title PI eld
or to visit the Spripgs.
ALSO--II Ci I'B ZB ° A'ADkfl7 li IC 8
will bobimgh t and sold ittelltimec "Personsdeafilegto
iiarchitsestock will And it to their advantage to call on
to 'wider Agned, as h (S l ick Arran too toit: ris4
;44•10.4 or no sale. e hi. a flneY6lof a a
Muresatpresout dti lot ell! 'S ill be Odd o Moans.
bleterta. They art, sound and free from dame, and.
arrutearahtled to ts'lrk ise represented. Persons will
Audit to,theirAdvautagrtiedallottbe old.iiatid'before
btrinvor. purchasingelsewhere.
May 29, 1887.—ti NICIIOL A k WEAVER
_A•G.LFi
? ,4,14E-14,1,EXCIIAINT'gE .STABLER.
;
vital
BEM
Is a t ;:rt.
J. I:. L r letia
11AutLeto, r, N. II
1536.
DIE GREAT
.
lavoinmermonew••••.-. Imir.**lsmair
lathlt
Xiato Anton .fe.
KLIN GEL'S
Uoot and Shoe Emporium,
lIALTIMOIZE STREE'r;^
. •
TWO Domes „.qourrt Or • TRZ 1111SEITTZOT4N
.
CHURCH.
Tll undersigned Banjoist rati.ened front Unveil, with
the bat and cheapest variety of Bouts, Shoes and
Gapers, be Spring awl Scaner, ever offered laGottys
,
bap. Ills stock consist. of -
• Y.ADIF.S' CIONGRIDIS OAITERP.,
LA.DIKB' lI&L,MORAL uAtritas.
'LA utRIP COMMON IIAITERS, • . '
: ...LADIES' RID SLIPPERS, all styles,
LADIES' MOROCCO RALMORALS.
. IN LAUDS VARIXTY.
, ORNTS• FRENCII.CA Li BOOTS,
BENTS' AMERICAN CALM BOOTS, I
GENTS' KIP BOOTS, ,
GENTS' CONGRESS GAITERS,
GENTS' CALF BALMORALB,
GENTS' SLIPPERS, all stylts,
(HINTS' BROGANS, ke.„ fie.
• MKS' SiONIAILESB 041;:x
~,
v 46 , , , ,
~ ,
f 88E8' BALMORAL (MIURA.
MISSES' AIOROOOO HALMOAALS, - ' .
• . Ac., Ac , Ac.,Ao.
BOYS' CINGREAd GAITERS.,
••, . BOYS' CALF BALMORALB, •
BOYS' BROGANS, be., Ac.
IN'IIANTB' SHOT S, all styles, .
IN LAUGH VAIIIRTY. . '
Also, Boots still Shoes of his owl, IllittlIIERMI 8 constantly
on hand. -
, t
ill will be .n.dd at the lowest living profit.. Buyers,
froth town and country. are fuelled to call and exaelline
goodi au,i prices before purchasing elseeLete, feelmi
confident that I can plume/ all who. may call.
Tba,pIANUVACI.'UItINU of Ikeda Shoes, and Gaiters,'
will also be marled on, In all its branches, es badisre.....
Repatrlna done on shot t notice: By eniploying sone but
Ilr.t chow emit:mon, and nslna none but the.*hottest
leather, lie.fe4a confident 4: f maintaining his foemer
potation. Certainly nothing will be left undone I. de:
serve K. .
ttfi.Abankfill for pa.t favor*, h. a...licit. a continuance
of public patrots.,iy, It 11. ELISUBL.
Getty/shwa, April' 2, 1868.-if
NIERCII ANT TAILORING
CLUVI S,. C'ASNIMERE.N; i'WERDS,
and other a.ttieriella tor Melee Wear, furaielletl and mid
up, to artier. tnt Aloft bullet".
SATISFACTION WARRANTED
. •
Work a?do mullet tot tram Customer., o parchaso that,
GaAs elfietrtier.
JUDI 14 1 i.. 67 13
SPAING &SUMMER
OLOTHING.
GEO
. ARNOLD
Lmoi tiox opeht , l a LARGE BTOCK 01
It E:1 . 1)1 7 .;• AfIE CLOTHII G
ruortly of !damn' macuLacturt, coudigtiniz °fan Of
COATS, PANTS & VESTS,
SHIRTS,
CRAVATS,
• HOSIERY, &e.,
AT PRICES ,TO SUIT Tat min.
itirC4ll, evitutse and judge f+r you raelveclift
April
GEO. 'JACOBS & BRO.,
MERCITAI4T TAILORS,
Chambersbury ,SYreel, Gettoburg, Pa.,
next .1"or toKeystcate, hotel
CLOTHS, C.LSSIMEHS, TWEEDS,
Of all. "styles; rand beSt quality
the market can prodlice,furn
ished cheap as can be sold
in the country, which
will be cut out, if de
sired, without extra
charge.
Goods made up aa.l Iv(' praiden
TO FIT.
Aix. tirritt• for A :am. County br
The Howe Sewing Maclaine,
The 04t pvject eteelicthle in America !
The
,highest_ premium—the Crosi of
the Legion of Honor, and Gold
Medal—awarded at the Paris
Exposition, 1867.
Tbc llotre Matto ne %VI Ju a larger satiety of 'suit its
bet. r style than any other machine. and defies all c -
fir simplicity and Mee It. striating. Call and
examine them. Circular■ containing price list. Jrc., can
be had on applieat lea. (Feb. 14 , 11169.-If
---
SPRING AND SUMMER
STYLE OF HATS
FOR 1808.
S. S. M'CREARY
e
H" Just received it fresh atilt mend stsworteseut
UAW. Includlug the eery latest style of los Silk
Casshoere and !loft Fur lists, wed also a large supply o
fine and low priced Wool lIATS and CAPS for filen and
SOU. inelteshis friend/ and the public tu glee him
a call. 1/147.—tt
N E W
W CLOTHING
AT BRINK ERHOFF'S.
_
STACKS OF THEM
BRIX IttfttleifP, cornrr of th e , titaasisisd and York
. street, as it'd retutined front the city with as en.
‘ miikany att cave assortinent of
LICiII !WRING & BILUMBE Wit AL
which be will sell at such prices as cannot fail to take
them 4 very rapidly.. Call and judge for yourselves--
To look at the excellent material, tisteGit cutting. and
West and suinstantial aewl.g, stat gam to' get. his low
prices—callets cannot heti, but buy, when they see it so
much to that interest to do so.
lie has Coats, Banta,. Yeats, ofnll sty leaden' isui
mop, Book sod Shove;
= Shiite, of all kind* Bolded, Gloves, Itandkepeldok.
Neck This Causal., Linen and Paper Collars' Suspenders,
Brushes, combs;
Trunks,4falloes. Umbrellas Pocket Knives, Began,'
'snicking ant Chelan* Tobacco., Plpes, Stationery,
Clucks, Wittchei, Jewelry, with a thousand and MO
other articles, entirely too numerous to detail Ina news
paper adver ti sement. - • -
He asks t b atterition of the public to his new a tiick,
confident that It will please-4nd 110 sue can or will sell
cheaper. 'Dos' t forget tbeplace--corner of York street
and t e.D Esmond Get tyshurg. -
Api II 22. 1.1158. •' JACOB sarziKaßninrs.
_
THE-LATEST: STYLES -
OPt SPRING AND SIIIIIIRR
Ir
ats Caps Boots &Shoes
'44l' iecaied
ROBEWIT C., .00BEAN
Cho;n:s4 , rabss4 . Btre_et,,..F7rs' t Szticsie
G E la re 1,111 . 6 1 P .E . N N.A..
Where the public can 84, it large aq s , m4ad an t Thrust
which he : Is salliriecheii.' -He *RIO Manaracitiei and
k W ain '
_HARNESS of'sll kinds •
promptly 4,5 on Fea,lipiabba tonwas. BridlAW, Ridtaibra
Trunks Valiant Wittps, Oi pars, aid a variety or notions
OiVe ma owl!, tiprO2ll, 1111111.-ti
.1, RURKS; liralises;oll„, Cartiet and
end Railroad lacks, a$ - • CDRINLIORAWS.
r :.Unbrellaa and Ho
hiory, .at - ON VI*GIIAIVEL
s KO .and"-Tobatteej
4.3 0 . and Pipes, at CUB NINGIEL&WII.
INEN
. and .Paper, Collars, Neck
tles,ll4Dakerthimb sada graat variety' pl iNotions
and Tang Wade of all k at cjiiypanautig.
$8 Co P;10 1- 4411 Vesta''
- • • . ouvillNGßA3r&v,
C
cLonx OA Pains.az/d.Yes tip
VA' (Akan — ii - Summer; Bo a .
Pah4.M-Pad4.at cruNNtruineirs.
SUMMER ;Cassimni- - n
and:vamod Wit; I P' an t s
• • 000,
TOOkrigitik Pad Yeats
. at .11/41.1
ONAD
Na Vests at
t~a~snd
INalf - Vettoirand Wool43l3irts and
1 4 , IGIFDDAY '804416 , -
IH p u 4 011.72,1 . 1 f..1‘441{':
, 0 I
VUOILIK
V gieecedinash &a, at 0111FRINGSOVII.
NV. T. `TINE},
Yorttttrtet.oppoufte the Botnk!
DRAWERS;
GOOD- NEWS
HENRY OVERDEER,
-Baltimore, street, Gettysburg, Penna.,
ecenpleted kis sew Ittorerßonee and Just return
ed from the city "with • fresh and well Selected
stook of Roods, wkkkhe respeotfollyAntrftes kL friends
aid the public generally to call and examine.
HB SELLS -
His stock consist, of
GRO CERIES
pijoirar ocion4 .t&rrolvs,
CEDAR, WILLOW AND QUEENS-WARE, YLOCR,
_CORN 41,1141,J/L1D.A.44- _ • .
A .
mi. The cash or trade will bcghtis lbe roar, Cors„
Oats Patatop, SMUT, Nip, Bum, Ler_d,,PAP, Ake,
April], , .
..•gP*1400,..04.4q;'.ett.
. .
TUN lOW=Mery Pitej as t to turood from t he *ilia
so lounonoesupply of RAILDWAIRICk 131=11U03.
which otey ars offeriatit their otd *toad le
Afoot, at plUittifinittlratisloo polo' o retie
pit of
OarpoutoetTools
II"
* NPVIME'V° O IO •
•••• • ± • aosch ritestei
ho elf idly; ,s
pals o!?lakor'sToolo,
_ ~ty • -
- - _ • 4 1 ikloiloorsroX Alf
Olt 0C11178:01 1,
J etio , iiiatocia.,*( 3 .lthardsiroutideloolueoilatti
Antoriloi —opotmoiroto•nottiolopilmitaitooo
tifoaft.oro. .11frory awl of 11 etroosa bole.
Aoilgoluo*
• met oho
IToo tuella
----- I•Veloi4PWokoo aso satitt
10111. a. MI
DAVI DST
eft* fats, shots, /a.
HEAD-QUARTERS
43L0THING,
- HATS - AND CAPS,
BOOTS Sc SHOES,
Every kind of GentlernPn's Wear,
SUCH AS
LINEN COLLARS,
PAPER CUFFS,
COTTON- STOCK INps,
GLOVES,
POCKET BOOKS,
TRAVELING SACKS,
CANI•B, &c
Ikaq.dentieaen'e Wear ,I all kind., 2t1.1 Will sell
them at the
LOWEST CASH PRICES
CM
BOYS' HATS & SHOES,
in great iwriety
iv* aie a all barote pordiaalag oleo wharf
April 22, 18437.-1 l
(srodriac,
WM. I3OYER & SON.
DEALERS IN
GROCERIES, NOTIOINS,
TOBACCOS,
ALSO,
Stone, Wooden and Willow intee,
I,:lizbA general assortment of
:•all Goods - usually kept in
a FAMILY GROCERY.
6ee:4., 1867.-tf
NEW FIRM•
GILLESPIE 4k. CO.,
A T the 04 stand of Joetru S. alq.r.srtr., hest ,:ovr to
the Globe Inn, York street, Getlyshary, offer . to the
public, a fell line of Poperior
0 It C E It I E S
dukt,, Syrups, 3.lolxpett, C,Cres., Team, Sicrs, Salt
kc.; the
BEST BRANDS OF FLOUR
la the market, a ith llama. lihon F 1.1., Dried
Pruit., Conleetkm., /cc. A 6,,
NOTIONS,
in great variety; Cedar and Willow-ware, Baskets. Se
gar•, Tobaccos. and a tb,usawi la tel one Aber artizl....
BUTTER AND EGGS
=
GILLE..eII Co. will spare tik; effrrt 3111 are
con6dvot of being able to eta *why eon•t•ntly keeping a
fall a:rl choice stock. *DJ aetliug •t the very I,,wv•t pro
fits.C nrITrY PkeDrei Iratat,d, either !.r the c•.1.,4
is avh , ftge for geode, h ightat market price allowed.
JOSEPH. GILLESPIE,
DANIEL CISIIMAN.
ILA) 6, ho:.—tf
NEW GROCERY ;STORE!
TELL EVERYBODY YOU SEP THAT
GILBEitT,
J UST•I.re the Court-11”exe, and oppo,ite the tnetia•
ler Office, will sell yyu everything to the Oftt.)t;Ettl
AND pßovisioN Line cheaper than uet it
elsewhere.
Sagars,C.Aremr, Nola ;ea...,
Quadtea.C.al e)rap., Ur ',AI.,
Bucket., Tub., TULMCCO, Cigua
Notions ulail kinds, Hill, FISH, OYSTEDS, VCu ETA.
BLILS, always on Land Hire me a call, as I ant deter.
*Wed t.s seenmatrulate. RUTTISH, KOOS. aid all k
of Country Produce taken, for Is hich the It ielleat cash
price will be glean. Don't forget the pface--tuu doors
above the Coart.lfoaae. puts without calling, as
I solicit your patronage.
May :9.=tf
BARGAINS
at tbe new
GROCERY
IN GETTYSBURG.
JOHN CRESS & SON
HAVINQ openul 8 new Grocory. Iu Gettysburg, ou the
nerth.mest corner of the Public Elnan,, have lust
received s splendid assortment of FRILSII
GROCERIES,
lapoluding Sagars.Carele, /lakases, Syrup, Teas. Spires
T.bacoo, Salt, Flab, Huns, Shoulders, Le. Alao,
QUEENSWARE, CONFECTIONS,
Nutt, Yrulta, Swops, Teary Articles and Notions generally.
We Vi d alio keep on hued 111.0131 iud 1i1iD41171 1 741.
Itaviag purchased for CASH we ate pred to set
very cheap. Given j
s • call and edge re
youpareelves.
JUAN CRBEB,
J. W. Clitittra.
Pipt. 25. uma.-tf
Giocery and Flour &ore.
REMOVAL.
MEALS & BROTHER
'JAYE removed their Store to the Ninestedt property,
1111 orrChambersbarg street, yellers they propos. to
keep eonstastily on hand
ALL KINDS OF
GROCERIES,
FLOUR, FEED, NOTION S , &c.
Also, VIIKINTABLIS In season, fresh finer the city and
sad counter They:sre determined to sail, es cheap as
theeltespest,and as they only ask the lancet thing pro.
Its, they hope merit snd receive a libersi 'hereof
public patronage. . MIA LB BRO.
Apcilll,lB6B—tf.
ARDWA,ItiC
ANlitt H 00 X.RIBB
tri
4;.
FOR
Oil
PAPER BOSOMS,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
,; L'3IRRF.[.T..IF,
TIIKO. C. NORRIS
PLAIN LLIIIIN MANDEBRCIIIEFB , EMBROIDERED
lIANDEERCIIIEFS, TIEN' STITCa ED lIANDKER
MEN'S, LADIES, MISSES', & CITILDREN'S °Lova
AND 13YOCKINGS.
/19,4 am constantly receiving the latest styles of Dress
and Fancy 001)&11. My atm* uprises eves thing final
ly round in a first-claire DRY GOODS 82011.11,t0 which'
invite the attention of the public, feeling neared that I
can safely challeuirocmpariaoli wile all Other Stores la
quality otg lode and lowliest of price. J. L. PCMICE.
Bettyburg, Pa., April 29, 18158.—tr
NEW GOODS
Cheaper than Ever!
REBERT & .ELLIOTT,
Baltimore se. ,opposite the Court House,
H AVEjust, opened a new aad large assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods
OF ALL KINDS,
CLOTHS,
CASSIMEW ES,
TWEEDS,
SILKS,
GINGHAM'S;
LAWNS,
PRINTS,
BAREGES,
MUSLIMS, (te.,
To which they invite attention—betag tloteratlasd to
ion at lowest cash price". [April 8, 188?.—tf
HITESHEW'S
N W ODDS
FOR 11PROIG A;tfip,Statirpt.
ift w iga i lgot rettintod of from the City largemml
DIY 000 De.
ON[ _ . 1 :•. .. .
, NOTI;
akompuss,
mos,_...
- ----, qunsitwAns,
ILLILDWA2II
_:'SOOTS, 'tiro 1i; 11471 d Ml4,ll7fat G00D.%
/ tin ON Stlaatko of or sussamara le tbs saw
Amity to MT *gel stack of „; sait.ip. offarksr at
lawn ;star TAO Hwy have b oaftet ta 4 - Zz r air sad at
plias whklitaaaat Illg to swam N i p .
indiums fladpair lbspasellasfair at gri=l
Malaria tblardie.riaiallapripared amsd
lOU* priers Mei amp aadailisaalosa . ,',
l eiw o ro g aZaablatity fa tie low* aerie' Wail 11 aIY
_ B. IirMEINIC
rltiiiblitZll( • 14 Aril fal 11" re!
goodit, Notiituo,
iiiii - 14 - i', - (idk ---7-- iib§ -- .
SPRING GOODS.
We ere evicodantly fftg tit W and artitahlr htyl es
PI LK : 4 , POPLINS, P RC A KS,
kTRINti CLOAKINGS,
DELAINKS, CALICOIO, LAWNS, kr
Also bogs alllttlous to our ususl supply .4
QINOHA MS; USL
CI: 07'118, CA.WIM JKA NS,
with every •ariety or Got..!id I r 4.r
IVe .1.1
. t. of
CAR PETS,
whim We :If 1.• I pi jet s
=EH
QUEENS-WARE
1//1 I 0 1 / 1 1/11/10. li
I/ A It D W A It E,
anJ ali kinds of
ii itILDI\I: NLITERIALS,
We feel 4 , eitri..l we ell: timke if ft, ititere.! of the
purl hart-r tq purrlutAv 11,,m us
IRON NAILS at reduce!' priceA
oms & PAINTS at low rates
0110CERIES, of all kiLolti,
ti 4 c..14.....11be ci.rvf,i
FAUN ESTOC' IC BROS. ,
SIGN OF THE RED FRONT
/let -burg. '114) t, 18 —ll
DUPHORN &T, HOFFMAN
7
NORT II- WEST CORN ER,
(YES E SQUARE,
GETTYS II LT liG, PA
AI.PACCAS.
LIIPtIfteS COITUS.
1.01 , 11.AA41:11.
c'ALICuE:A t
I.:11.111,1RAL SKIRT
II 0 0 P ZAKIKTS
rAt2F; I N G
II A W Ls
ITTON ORS.
BLACK CLOTHS.
TRICOT CLOTHS
YAYCT CASSIIIEICES
8.
11 4.1 g 1 J.: ItT,GLOVES
SUSPENDERS.
CpPLEARS,
JEA NS,
V V V
CARFNTe.
QURENSWARE.
KNIVF:R AND PORK
UMBRELLAs, WINDOW MINI!,
ar / , t3.NT I'OI:CET THE PLAPE. -fro
April 22,156 i.-t
1868. DErjEADL6 1868.
DRY GOODS !
MOST EXCELLENT ASSORTMENTS :
ISELL for very small profits, and
aim at duiug a very large Businea.i.
FASHIONABLE SIIADFS OF FINESILIK POPLINS.
FASHIONABLE SHADES OF FRENCH WOOL POP
LIES. ,
FASHIONABLE. SHADES OF ALPAC2A POPLINS.
FRENCH. CHINTZES,'PIQUES, PERCALES A LAWNS
BLACK SILKS. PLAI*ABILES. PLAID SILKS:
SWISS MUSLIN?, JAGOEET MDSLINS, CAMBRIC.
BLACK ALPACCA, COLORED ALPACCA, BLACK ALL
WOOL DELAIN. t
=TOE SHAWLS, CASHMERE SHAWLS, TRIBE?
SHAWLS.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERS, CLOAK:MOS, LINEN DRILL
ING, OGVTONADE. :
TABLE COVERS, TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS, TOWELS
ALMORAL SKIRTS, HOOP SKIRTS.
fry isoodo, gotiono, hr.
ROW & WOODS
ARE SELLING AT LOWEST PRICES,
eLtYMS.
cAssrauno,
JEANS.
corToNADER, a c.
(lINOIIA4
PRINTS,
MUSLIN&
FLANNZLS,
CHECKS,
KIRTINOS, Ic.
ALVM'Aft
AprilZ2.-.-2111
Notice to Capitalists !
pERsoNs awarifig t irotratins, and reaiizitig u r atl,
NINE PER CENT., are reparoted to call at the
Gettysburg. National Bank ,
1 kii.) t -
AND OBTAIN cutcrLAßs OF THE
UNIOA PACIFIC
CENTRAL PACIFIC It kILItOAD
1141-aa inveat manta air daily gruaing fu lia..nol
luerensitig
4.4IrBOMPS can belvid at alftimrs AI this Bank 404
It her," all infortunti,al C , l:k . elri/iltg said In tut in•uto wilt
be cbeerftiliy given
n.~.i~, tec~.:r
GETTYSBURG
VATIONAL BANK
of . 1411 C 6,!.,
SEVEN-THIRTY 110:114.ipm ertrd ito. , FR E T'A" ZN CY
• EON 03. nhome hA
INTLL.usT OA,III-14.
Tli II if Ez4T 01 pa iu , 41 : , 11, V-1::
STOCKS erid NO DS, o f lo,n g r
CH.% kNo etimm I rcDl'.:
colt!) Ett: I•ROM P 11. Y i.;.X F:11:'1 'Et)
SPECI L DEPOSITS I
Pt , r,ona wishlca lu4•rtnatlon in [-Raid 11.415,
arid Stocks o(stt ki tA& ■r- ht. it-. 1 •i,d
v vilt Fire nil intdllll4il , /t1 di-C/
Getty burg, Oct IS6:-tf
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF GETTYSBURG
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF
7-30 NOTE
1..t.1 Nth yriseu the prittler,.. coutertlug the August
3- , expired. (1110) . 1.e1,1114 1. , •r/V. I, to ,1111
CISME
A..le, ,r e 1.1 t . :lli dlll,l
ecqi,r,tintr. It wil/ br I. .atzle %lib the
matur Julie •:..1 July next, if u. ,Ii
time. Hilt Drink will either convert. r troirctr.ow
the -3;.1,, a) 611 . 1114 premium a rid i t
E-L , i ; ._t!
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
GETTYSBURG, PE.NNA.,
Ix agent for the Atli, of Me T,•x( Mortgago
Union Pacific' Rail Road.
G PER CENT. GOLD INTEREST BONDS,
at par with ititerett serni-mattually xt utti
counter. All n eeessa ry .in'nen2 tl,ll given
(lettys . burg.
FIRST NATIONAL RANIii
GET TYSBURG
Intere.t tak SPECIAL DEPOSITS a.,
6 PER CENT. PER ANNUM FOR 1 YEAR,
E
7-30 NOTES INTO :1-20 BONDi AS USUAL frt.. of
charge;
CASH COMPOUND INT,EREST NOTES AND COUPONS.
Will also purchase or sell STOCKS and BONDS of er ery
kind tree of charge as Commission, and will at all list , *
pay the lIIOIIIteT PRICE for
GOLD AND SILVER,
and with plea , ture trat.sact all businesx promptly as hart.
furore perti!niug to a well regulated Dank.
GEO. ARNOLD, Cashier.
Gettymbuig, Noir. 6 18C-if
ghatograph 03aIltrito.
EXCELSIOR GALLERY.
PHOTOGRAPHS,
PHOTO MINIATURES
ASIBROTYPES, &c., &.,
Stereoscopic View of the
BATTLE-FIELD,
STEPEacCOPES;
PHOTOGRAPH FR A .N 1 ES,
ALBUMS
GREAT VARIETY,
AND- AT GREATLY REDb'CEI)
ihr We deal In nothing but the . best of Its kind. Lie
and examine our stock
April 1, 11.368.,—tf
REMOVAL!
THE GETTYSBURG SKYLIGHT GALLERY,
Ts!undersigned takes pleasure in
manclngto Manilla's', of flettyabirg and the
public morally tau helms removed from lab old room
on West Middle street, to Baltimore street and nearly
opposite the atoreofrahnesteek Brothers. The roots be
now occupies, has beep recently fitted up aspressly far
his business. The location him admlruble on*, enabling
him to take pictures in all &idea of weather, and with •
orreetneas unequalled any whereelae,
LIT 2.—LIK.ZAPIIOTOGRAPREL,
°t rump size and description, easeetad is tie A nest t,r+
Particular ttentlon given to the CARTE-DX VISITE, and
In copyi cl g ng AXIROTTPXS and DAOREItaXOTYPES of
&osed loads. Also—
Tug CISTTYBBIMO Gams,
I hew style of pietist', whit* ban become very let
stilt the public, not Italy Ibr their blocky, but fee .
nesaaadoonvendeoos. IttETERN IbrONX oft.
iy. Also—THE PORCELAIN PICIEBILE, sada ter
wit beauty and therability are anserpassed.
We an prepared to tarry on the bastneeir ,
parlors brarachasoisul having hedoorasider
we nos no risk In
arISR.VirTZZLIVW PlalscT dAnSZACTION.
Waid ozonise our Aporlailks Bpi •,11114fts wimp
- u•
Juno saw. MUMMA
JOB PRINTING,
XXXITIRCiD ANDrkifiZAFLY
41! TZIII MICR
June 3, 1868
ALPACCAS,
DI:LAIN &I,
LAWNS.
POPLINS,
BRILLIANTS.
I'ERCA LS..Ie
:JAL. chekp
APRONS.
PARASOLS,
COkSETS,
HOOP ° KIRTS, Ar.
1 aII 61 .
AYD A 1.J,0
J. 61101 t Y DA I ft.
BM
5 PEN CENT. for 1 y eAr,
4 TER CENT. (~r 6
:; PIER CENT. 6.r
J. EMORY BA
ARNoLD, C.,.Li.•
liign
TINOI.Ii, Ca.!, ie.
BBSEM
WILT. ALLOW
o MONTI-1.4
AM
WILL CON rER f
!MEI
PRICES.
C. J. TYSON,
Proprietor
13
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taiseit '
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Tux a r 44 7 .
vs
xr
palci, II
AD
rates. 14.
sops. ad
year.
rotes, to loy 7411
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sict, "1 . •
soy ss
vertlsing
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cutedv
.w9rtit prip4 a
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law ,at
Itgoatal Ott
moat of S
atom, Ittniatti
at all tito*.
Laud "strata
0 wa sod other
e
A•• LAIF,
the- Business'
Aare tot**. No
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DAVID
LlMAasi'at
Lac al:Mtn
Itthnoca,2 l 4l
May 29.1111:11.,
• - •
DAV/D •
NIT 4T:
end all ollbarlsaaia
igp•ollecal •
o posits the Cksitst
CLA.IIVI A
the llTaa
Par. Pensions, IP
ur beNre may (Oho
Mity SAT. At
nit. m,.
D
hoested tit '
to the public, ft •
fessiosal &Mee io to
tromp. • ,
R. J. W.
1.1 Has Ws 0.41
t o door "ittrovs the
G•ttyobttrjr.bioy
JOHN L - A.
tint, ONlonia •
the Lathers/1 clini
Drug Sims, estate
attend-any ciumisrit
Perms In wastefilli
Xsy
DR. 0.
Hke Siginia.
TOWN, SIM
at Ms bessek.aosser
ley, sear the
Diseases.
DR.
bath's!.
to tee Public. Ir • -
Dagnotegi nage of
opposite IMltuestiock
to attend to any
Potions tit went of
id toes% Tenn
EZ
JOIIN 1V«!
ail esseilZ
next Acme tin VicOiell
he cis
tole In his limo. -M•
will maims satisfte.
May MMY
S l3" P7l
VIITANCU;
a Gosivoitoeses
oaks of GOGITATI '
W RITIWO Of ,1/11
A RTIOLITS GIT
U.rlughdoo
to roCoIVOS n
I y attened mad •"A
ralrflold, 'Admits
-May 29,/lar.fly
I yam tE.
DAV-RA*3llp
'sire gee We
FLOUR _i,
will leavillo
ber latigle!,
when the mini
Sent. IS, • 11114-:4
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tabling entedhliik
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