atth
i**- 11.1 4 11 0 1 4. 1 0vOrL''''
Th e quegi,orti -often:B44d tiwa
be 7 iniiiied4lll.o l :44 oll ** *WAR*
t ll 4- 1 9: 1 1 the lack Ibuty . *km
calves are running with their'ausiefiltin
timistiorAnitidtig stS - -usircifti*Velik#4.
under ttirrtl . 4pmi7fartilielto. syntso,_
which is - two times a - a ay,Ortriiiiif?, -
while it may be four or five times a , dpi'
when the tows” sucke d
. pro.
geny,itui, oft, epnr,,eyeri, When thereai
AkortnienasainiPplY, as in
Ci 3 a, itiiindd, - by an English vrriter,
u a balmier:et paature, where they, can
soon fill theirls44lles, invarkddy feed four
times a dai, first, early in the morning,
again before noon, in the afternoon, and
late in the.ivening, end the calves suck
thiasebefierat occasions, on the cows
rising from rumination, to replenish their
exhausted stomachs. This order will
vary inlesaluxurions statures.
7The writer referred to gives the follow=
ing in regard to artificial Management :
134 when oci4va and zalvea are separated
audhrought together,merningatid'even:
lug ; 2di wheixtvAvs are milked twice by
liand„morolug and evening; 3rd, when
milked three times a day, morning,,
noon, and evening ; .4th, fourtithes a dayf
seven hours between the eight
and moriihnr milking, or a:little more,
and about/five hours and'a half - between
the othera. Of the first four -times of
milking, our author Says he has had
varied experience. The writer wished it
borne in Wind that his observation was
',confined to cows highly fad, his query be
ing whether Cows thus treated are more
liable togrow top and dry up, - when
ed only twice,than if milked three tiniel3
a day? Aocording to his experience,
there are 14 hours between evening aud
morning with but t
_find 10
between rniiiiliingand — everiiiig in
sum
mer, 13 and 11 hohiii between - milkings.
In further discussing this subject he
says, it should be borne in mind, that the
manufacturing of meat, as it were, and of
milk, are continuously going on in the
healthy cow, so that it does not require
much force to turn the balance either
way, especially when there is a tendency
to the secretion of Tat; in such - cases le
must be adverse to the secretion of milk.
Hence, with healthful cows, with pro
per and high feed, three milkings a day
are better than two, provided milk is de
in its largest quantity.
The present system of milking .brit
twice a day took its rise when cows were
leas highly fed than now, and gave much
lees milk per day; hence, inapplicability
to deep milkers of thepresent day. Four
times a day is 'better even than three,
when cows are kept on luxuriant feed,
as intimatedabeve, when milking should
correspond with "the periods of healthy
rumination, digestion, secretion of milk,
and rest." W hat objection can be raised
with regard to dairies kept for their milk,
called in England, 'Commercial
to milking three, or even four times a
day, when cowsare kept and fed especial
ly for their milk, whether for the supply
of the milk market, oir for making butter
and cheese, either or both ?—the cow in
such cases being regarded as a milk-ma
king machine, whose use- is to convert
forage into good milk.
HATCHING FISHING EGGS.—The ex
periments4u s . l . sh breeding are bringing
to light some very interesting facts in
their natural history. It takes much
longer to hatch the eggs of the varieties
that breed In cold water than those that
are spawned in 'rivers during the sum
mer. The eggs of shad, put in water of
suitable temperature, produce young fish
in A few days. The salmon trout eggs
require alonger incubation than those of
most birds.- Salunnirequire two months
or more, under the most favorable
eumstances. The- New England Fish
C ommissioners, we'See by the papers, are
having great luck I,n the hatching line,
at the Charleston Springs in New am,-
shire, where they deposited 40,000 sal
mon egg. in Odloiltrs I Thor pafified
on the 11th of December, plat ''62 flays
from the time they were taken from the.
parent fish. The eggs of the salmon
trout, at' hese springs, were 35 days in
hatching, which is said to be the short
est time on record in this country.—
The annual catch of shod in the Con
necticut has dwindled to about 600,000.
If 50,000,000,000 *were turned into the
rivers, as reported, shad ought to be very
plenty and cheap next spring: For the
salmon we shall have to longer.—
They are two years or more comlng to
maturity, and it is proposed, we believe,
by - the Fish Commissioners, not to allow,
any to be taken from the Connecticut
except for the purpose of propagation,
until 1871.
In England, the work of re-stocking
the rivers with salmon is going on suc
cessfully, and We frequent discussion
in our exchanges on topics connected
with this subject. The best method of
constructing fish stairs is still under dis
cussion. Nothing better has been elicit
ed that( the plan illustrated in our last
volume. It Is well settled that the in
clination In these stairs should not be
greater.than one foot in seven, These re
stocked rivers are affecting the price , of
fish, and salmon can •be had in the Lon
don market for .less , than half what It
costs in our cities. • - Itiprarian Owners
are in good spirits, And the papers abotind
n advertisements of spring salmon fish
ing to let. We hope tone salmon plenty
very soon in thli cottutly.-,--.4,mericom
.Aprieuffuriat. , , • , •
LlidE .63iiincn APPLES TREES. —A sub
scriber ,writes us that his apples have
been badilildreeted by bitter rot for sev
eral yeans past=that the trees are about
fifteen years planted, and the soil, origin
ally chictizt.
badly w a r ajli o, wa t twesmy/Aat he
shall &rico WsErt - 2 anedy
the bitter r9l. - 5 "
Without Sitoreifechhi lieletiptlon of
the ease' we klo uot-kisow that i. we could
prescribe it reinEtdy4lHOVleV*, iltra 'be
lieve the cause of the disease in the fruit
arises from the want ; sf
etituents in' the 01 for theta*, 0 16‘, 3 ,1
upon. We think that there is perhaps a
lack bf itmerfntbi sdg'Aittobikist
scribe a„.„l:sintitel to each tree, aratterad
over thf i riaml, and covering th ,
surface Orikpra,*!, unless flit .
k %V it AiklittAralatrit9Mllnatel
lime, ,
~, . . _
All° ,o#4 ..1 2 1 801. 4,40 1 0r 0 .4 1d b . ,,_
plicationWf bern-min PI, !,
surface a good . teat of 4t. l
, ~,,,
~„
106.4„
...t.
T
he3M0tt.....,m :0
to Inv ' irte- Urof
fruit; tolaille nisi
then atuficwaitutantio4o44ll :10
disease will disappear..
'resew the* leirigktbeewa. , :v-----,
yeatiktitklitibe *wag ear 004*
Lave mot tawit et to kKaIAbOYAKI,
--and they need a new supply.—
Mad
killi
Inffil
.1: L. WOBLIY. Bole Awn - t -tor the ZJITIZLSIOH PA
TXLY7 NST for Adam , Pogukt7.
HAS constantly on bind mannfictund Net. of the
above Patent. • Also,
BABBLES, •4
. ,
LIMINESS,
COLLARS: I ;
BEIDL
WEAL.
•TRV M HS,
BLANILICTS,
420 gfituipinca,
pertaining to a Horse tarnishing establishinent.
WANTED Jo ma/ Tepitory fgr Paten!
Nets, also to sell lets on comnti r : imed ki, Jilts Connty,—
A,AlS,pFtrttilaiti9,4o.2R4l itsr;
Yo.-Ast lab.. , .oo.igfttd.ams rn., Ps.
April 1888.—ft-'54"
ISAAC K. STAUFFER,
Watchmaker and Jeweler,
20. 148 North 2,4 et, corner of Quarry,
An assortment of /ratchet, Jewelry, Silver
and Plated Ware conetanay on hand.
SUITABLE YOE HOLIDAY- PHESENTS
AO-Repairing of Watches and Jewelry promptly at
tended to. , . Nov 27 1887.-Iy,
NEW Goons!
kr•VER ' 6.:44211zD WA RlO4
Including every style
." and description, made
_4( ff
as ' expressly for the Winter --
trade, which for neatness
' and durability cannot be
--••• surpassed at
NEW PRICES!
JAS. E. CALDWELL & Co.,
JEWElititS •
N.O. 902
,Offif,9f/fII.O , STREI.IT,
• PHIL Al)LVIIIA 0 .
liiiuifactiirers, and: imporfeis
Of every description or
7k •
r!!
CLASS.i.GOODS
•
19191:16'isig to thsaaalness at •
Goldsmiths and Silversmiths,
U4' yeui9ved their
NEV M4II,I3.T;ESTUIIE,
Embedding from Metrical 43triOtto itaiimini Sieved; et"
Ibrittricampla room aad - tedieisteitriem, - Bluing
OPPortusilpf - fori proper disPiar 'ors 6 . s ffe, -- kdd belt *
means for their examination. ' • ' •
flh eatenalea and bearable arrangements in thL
Catestryanti Zetcmc, as ere poetise toseerst
Ali „ at prices. • ,
Diamandly Brae se aid.-
BUrbie G 0043; Siker Warei,
• • Jelielry, Pcitcsa)ihis
• tst ed4 , 6oaila, Mnifeal' ti
s a Ba _
lind e V* 414 aVilikif t)
:1 't=
a.A:ItiIVYiIAILTICLESI •
laiLAtivr=e"it'9l"ft=
t taw
,66trttri
'*eiftga-iIaWISINEV4I4ISt
=MO
MB
_~:=~
cAma&Gw
....r.••he , :
Tte.-!, , torgir.4 i tirfirtvettamitiaribt
• tritilos
• st*Altarli, , 64. . 1:x
. II
et their stand, • o bi ts .
"hers they Are mini* ineteired 101nal..eap
_lark in %bib
moat fashionaltbasntintaintfakaaVappetior 1112/1111.1r. A
VA Or new and aerinuklalin! ,..., , ,
on haI:I4IAM tharyntilitatigniesbfaittiii.iollieaVarkaer,
and alio:dere will ne - sannlif aa_proanptly And satisfac
torily as possible," '••••• -• , ' •
- 1 8rREPtURINGeei •
done with : dispatch, and atolleapest rates. ' -
I=
. A krilktot. utatir .ind 916441411)1180"vibilid %Male.
Thankful. 112, - Akettherid poktresege beretotbre supayrd
by the tbes solieltand _ ♦or to
&Nam large
share to the futtu4: ' ' ,
`Disttra. a ai WILER
MTN
.- - •
DAVID IIcCILBART. jonNry, arpcssesT,
"Best always Cheapest" ,
THE Best and Cheapest ,
841.)-111 , ES,
1 3 RID4ES,
00.1 4 L.4 RS and
HARNESS oj qii kinds, in the County,
• .
are always to be found at the Old and well known stand,
Baltimore at., opposite the PreabyterLsi Church.
(M 4 f.,CRIURYIS.) to ° '
Our Riding and Wagon Saddles,
ale the' Most aud!taattaltilbdUt add waste:it • ` -
Our harness:, (plain andsiketr mounted),
are complete in every respell and ted to be of the
very best materiSand t
Our upper leather aft liars, / 4 -
CAN cur DE BUT. They are the best FITTING sod most
durable. -
Our litvy Draft liarr
arejniado ordet cbasi as ey catibe: *ix!
whke a s, eltaznoet inbffanti Inoue .
Riding Bridles, Whips, -Lashes, Draft
Dames, Fty.nets and everything in the line; None bet
ter or chtapp,
Our price**
have been =lm to the Wisest livlng standard.
A liberal percentage 14 . r cash, off all bills amounting to
$5 or more.
We work noth Int bat the best of stock and will war
rant every article turned oat to be In every respect las re
presented.
Thankful forpatt favors we invite attention to our pre
sent stock. 7
.3.4311ve 0,,s a call and eXaMthe PRIM Aar QUALITY.
Jan. 29,1889.-tf D. hfcCaBARY k SON.
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES.
TATE Jr, ,CIJLP
Aire now linildlng a variety of COACH WORK of the
latest and most approved styles, and constructed of the
best material, to which the invite the attention of buy
ers. Raving bent our wor k with great care, and of ma
terial selected with special reference to beauty of style
and durability . , we cap confidently reconiftiend the wort
a s vinsurpuleed by any other In or opt tett. cities. Alt
we ask is /tn Inspection °four work, to iiunvince those In
want ofany kind of a vehicle that this Is the place to
buy them.
REPAIRING to every branch done &tabor! pork*
And on reesonaLe tonne.
Wrens a call atour Factory.sear the earner at .Waal.
ngton tad Chambersburg streets, G ettpbarg, Pa.
Jane 12 1807.—tr
.
Adams County Ahead V
THE EXCELSIOR PATENT FLY NET,
Manufactured entirely of Leather, and muss
neatair.ththi .00ton or Linen Nets.
For service unsuTpassed.
•
PATENTED 1 1 1DTETTADV 7STTf, 1868,
_
HY 11111t1CROLDElt, WORLEY 1:11110VE.
Wattllts and Weitirg.
PHILADELPHIA
SEEING IS BELIEVING
AT 704 ARCH STREET.
JOHN BOWMAN'S
Wholesale and Baia Manufictitring Notablikhment,
704 ARCH STREET
PHILADELPHIA.
4il-11*3•plut gst attort notice
li!EMS==nll;2!
M. 11, 11101.
..•-•
•
gee'
.;a4arttn2tAL4...
02F71 1 144 1 1 1 4. 6, 1P/1-4 4
WiLLfronaptly,atterut :to ill or-,
:•.;7..4larittliklattitte Nark doss twill* Some nab.
siLE:bni*winimuid at orb:alias low Li Goa Pcolti!) l 3'
oft maw
= A S
ftiCulabad,ai trait orCboodeilarai Brooksta, brop LIAO"
Ac.% 'also WATInt PIPLEItopoe Top tot Frost 13pliota,
irtioytaluir Wm:ft tops or watts ix,
tom. •
Baba Luauadd foroisbed If desired. Locks{ of oat
kinds rttri,"o. d. ; , 41' [Dee; 2434)117.-tt
' •
BUTTON" HOLE" OVERSEAMINO
SEWING MACHINE CO.,
in direc tin g eitantlon to . their CELEBrATED COM
BINATION Burros BOLD AND DIMING MACHIN N,
beg teave to refer to its•wondertlat popularity aa eon•
elusive proof of Da great meal*. -
Sbe increase in the demand for this valuable machine
hao been VON FOLD during the kW severe stwithe of its
first yper before the public.
This rued and aurpriang most Is unprecedented in
tbithistorY'Oritiming - Indebinev, and wo feel fully war
ranted in claiming that
IT FrAB O Z9trat.,•
It M 1 unity two machines nosebleed In onp. (by a alm
p le and beautiful mechanical arrangement,) making both
the, Shuttle or Look-atitch, and the Overseaming and
Button hole stitch, with equal facility and Twenties.—
It axe cites in the very best aussuser every variety of Sew
ing, each as, /lemming, Felling, Cording, Tucking,
Stitching, Braiding and Quilting, (lathering and Sewing
on, (dam at the same thne,) and le addition, 01M111611MI,
Embroiders on the edge, sod roa)Cos beautiful Belton and
Eyelet. Boles in all fabric,. •
Every Machine la warranted by the Company, or its
Agents, to give entire satlefactioa.
Circulars with full particulars and samples of work
done on this ldsuilitee, C3ll be bad on application at the
Sale/room of thet.mpany. • "
S.W. thr. Eleventh and Chestnut &rect.', •
Philadelphia, Pa.
Instructions given on the Machine at the rooms of the
Company gratuitously to all purchasers,
AGENTS WANTED.
ADAMS COUNTY
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
'Exeentlifitomiulttee—Robert lifcCn rdy, 41 A. Pick.
Ing, Jacob King.
Managers.—George Swope, D. A . Buehler, B. McCurdy,
M. Sicherberger, FL R. Russell, E. G. Fah nestock. A. D.
Buehler, R. G. McCreary, Gettysburg ; Jacob King, Stra•
ban township t Fred'k Diehl, Franklin; Wm. D. Mimes,
New 0,7.r0rd; Wm. Wilson, Benderswllle; 11. A. Pick
ing, Straban; John Iroltord, Latiatore; job; Pl4lng,
Bast Berlin; Abel T. Wright,'Vendersville; Abdiel P.
Gilt, New Oxford; Jambe .11, Musket!, Llamlitonban
John Cunningham, Freedom; John 11,riter, Monntjoy
Wm. Bois White, Liberty.
111316,,This Company Is limited in Its operations to the
county of Adams. It hai been in operation for more
Vow 17 years, and in that period Itu made but one as
sessment, bating paid losses by Ore during that period
amounting to nter ;15,000. Any person desiring an Inuit.
aace can apply to either of the following ;entiemtn
D. A. Buehler, Gettysburg.
B. G. Fahnestock,
Jacob King, Straban township.
H. A. Picking, "
Frederick Diehl, Franklin " -
Wm. Bose White, Liberty
- . ILO. Peters, Peteniburg S
Arne Executive Committee meets et the °doe of
the Company, on the tut Wednesday In every month, at
2o'elock, P. M.. Pune 10. liteltf
- WAGON - MAKING.
Tl E. obscriber respectfully tutoring
the public that be carries on the
WAGON-MAPNG BUSINESS
in all its - tire/whew, at Lb She Freedom township, on
the road leading from ateCleary'e Elchoubhouse to till
leratoeu, es the Mit Church.and to prepared to execute
all Order's wfth'promptness.
terREPA-fll-ING,-,W
•
•
OF ALL KINDS ATTENDED TO.
He also menufeetares -11 A lii-ItAR.F.I3, SHAKING
- 70/11C8 ANDISEKISI-BANOLO, At*lnitorale and re
tail tradm-
He hopee,by prompt atteritiou to baldric); to merit
and receive a liberal patronage. Orders addressed to
'him at Gettriburg, will receive prompt attaution.
Ansb 7,1510.--1, WILLIAM, U. 110_11OS.
INSURE IN TIIE
HOPE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
' OF FORA", PEN I%'A.
CEARTERBD CAPITAL .......... $lOO,OOO 00
AVAILABLE ..... -...-.. 14,123 17
11 -1 2 E grp oi g l ayt, r t! P s ' lo i Tr i nt la t i rs u as it:cO t ti 'r s f i c4 stet f t 3 .. ° w a rt!:
the security of the Company and the partied itll , llled, and
on M accommodating terms as with any Company in the
country.
NO PREMIUM NOTES are taken in I his Company, and
consequently, no Assessments will be made on its poli
cies. Moss than, half the entire stock is owned by its Of
ficers and Dircntors, which 1. a guarantee that its affairs
wiltbn so managed as to nuthe it a safe medium for in-
If UMW,.
INSURANCE CREATES INDETENDINCE: a person
pays for his own indemnity, and need not be a Tax on
his friends In the event of Firs. Delays are dangerous.
r 7 .All louse promptly adjusted and paid without de
lay. •
Dursans:—Philip A. Small, Joint A. Weiser, John F.
Spangler,M. S. Spahr Geo. W. Ilgenfrits, Mien! S.
Small, iaries A. alorrii, W• R. Huts, of C., Lewis Carl.
, HENRY WElAH,,Prosident.
DAVID E.LIIIIiitt.I4 Flee-Prisideat. • • • •
J. CCU, Treasnrer. T. K. Wain, See'y.
Mir Applications for luturance promptly attended to
bj the Secretary or any of the Company's Amato. '
Matta:—Wm:Beltral, John T. Willhams, Tack; H,
A. PlOkfcg, Gettyiburg; Smith I Harr* Wrightsville:
T. W. Herr, Lonosustee ;John H. Zoller, N't. Joy, Lancas
ter. county ; D. Q. Albright, Hanover ; S. Beta, Glen
Sock, and S.ll. Ifmmlager, ifechanksburg. •
April - '
[Aug. 214 y
A SERVANT FOR ALL.
_urn tntiti ?Spinets. fe_
( trig, 4084 $t
Ani o a
Lafehth o i# • . 2!
MAY be attached to auy'gate and Operated from bug
gy, team Cr saddle, by one hand, in any desired C
reates tram tbb phi-.vetted and ebised from one plaint,
at any distaste Itom the-gati. This Improvement Is sim
ple aid etteap,yetrfect. and Wenn; wiU not be disar
ranged b 7 -11.4 mini pe ng of the gate,' . nor by' the frost rile
birth, poste; may be made at 'a country blacktanftlei,
and easily attached to• a gate. The undersigned, haring
the Blght • lor Adams wedgy, will sell Towmthip and
Farm Rights of this Improvement. •
Also, ROTH. 4 su.ANrs AMERICAN LETER OATS
- *blob will bet Fore& valuable sod co:arm:dent , to all
-who Imre otos to &IT,* through—as they tamale by
their team , *pelt, dose, aid Jateb a goi.e, without the ne .
cesiity or getting in the wet Or mud.
, Fur farther' Lubmition, ax„, aldress
LUANG BRICIERR,
I
, ,„Illty 1 I , , Memillea P.t)., er Pe. ,
. .4-- f` 7"`'''
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IT
1100 OQRPS WANTED
'-:' 1 :_ ':.'ifis tiiiiciiiisi WANTS
IP / PV
It LA C. .X, B A R
• ,
5,e,0.1404 ;du : 4 . 4 411.4; in'
good order, at hiatnapird Gettylbmv.., anted oleo
tigO.C'Orar Or
R L . ; - . - a-A1E . .. - '-'IVA it
for which the higheit i rivet prlc wijl beigiven
1,4 i J OHN RUPP.
42.
billittinsi Mac ..
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hire.of..mti
.; .-• .. -...: ~..ed.„: „
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-arm be ILMILOVIL
ms r t i ftireesil
W I T " RlPriftalaSilgßik
1 1 4 XMLOY,
TILE ALUXRIOAN
•BEING ABSOLUTELY THE BEST
FAMILY MACHINE
T 415 WoRP?
And Intrinsically the Cheapest.
' FREDERICK PAXSON, President
W. Tretrnrer.
D. W. ROBISON, Agent,
Out tysborg, Pa
May 27.—tf
INCORPORARZD, MARCH 18, 1851
OFFICERS
P realden t—o eorp.e Swope.
Vice-President—ftmanet A. En esell
Beg e4TY /144 Ur,
Treasurer—R.O. YaihwAtock.
(LATZ • U 1 M15C44 2 11 1 .)
Ilcirtwn't Crart.Zigart.
Egg
MI4INd/W'
rPHE undersigned has established a
j• PUMAS DaritvDL )1411thranntgai
.t2•o7lllbilir tlit ikb
belAtinulticit
DOORS AND DOORFRAMES,
WINDOW SAS tr AND FBAs,`
.
FLOORING 'WEATHERBOARDING
Chair and-Womb Boards,Witb everything •110: 11•400 4 d
inch • factory, and needed in tiss handing Una ?The
beat of lambermiliAlwcycb• naelloslWeerynghly dried,
• kiln having Nen put up for amyl:ryes'.
Ordkr and promptly attended to. ,Prlces
11311 r as the lowest, and every effort made to accommodate
customers. ,
My 20,18,11,-ty
J REMIA 01'LT,
.- GETTYSBURG', PA:,
Undertaker & Paper-Hanger,
prcpqrs+.l to furnish on th)rt nottes and "rids crsisble
V'rcts .
no also k3ens on hand al arse assortment Of WALL
PAPER. stitch he sells at h.west cash rates, and if de
sired will form h Lauds to rut it on the w 11.
?LAI:4v 4 EANCI SIGN PAIR _TAW
EXECUTED TO ORDER •
at - York street-1 few 4.1 Awe ens t f Lut 4ren cb
Nay 7.7, 1808— t f
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Da. Wuxi tai 8.111 ye DICTIONARY OF
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test, volume, Itlestectod vith over 125 steel /314 trued
angraxiogii•
Agents and subseribere, tee that you get the genuine
edition by Dr. Swath.
The Springfield Republi , in says this edition FILEN}}•
ed by Messrs. Burr k Co., is the genuine thing.
The Cengregationaliil says, whoever wishes 'et, In
the cheapest form, the beat Dictionary of the BILle rhould
bay this.
Agents are meeting with unparalleled success We
employ nu General Agents and otter extra Inducements
to Canvassers. Agents w1:1 see the adventay,e of dealing
chreclly v: t.%e PUBLISHERS For descriptive air
enters with lull particuhirs mill terms, address the Pub
lishers. J. B. BURR t CO.,
May 27.--2121 Hartford, Conn.
30
ARMY WAGONS
AT FOLLOWING PLACES:
19 AT LITTLESTOWN,
2 AT NEW OXFORD,
J.F.F.FERSON STATION.
1a.6.1as alma Wog* aro NI i gvoll on Itu,l are
well calculated for ttrrelLi purposes. Price s3slu.
Also, a large lot of
FIFTH CHAINS, SPREADERS, &c.,
which will be w•ld low. Coll and see them.
JAM ES 11. COLEIIO USE,
W. F. CROL'SF...
May 20.-3 m •
GRANITE-YARD,
tIETTY:SBURG, PA.,.
ON RAILROAD, NEAR FREIGHT' DEPOT.
• PETER BEITLER .
II prepared to furnish rdLANITE, for an kinds of
BUTI.DINO AND kOY UMENTAL-rtfitNiii,EB,
Curbing, Silli, Steps;AslilerFl,
Posts, Mon4ments, Ceme
tery Blocks, &e.,
cut audflulmbed to every style de4rest,ll Lest of work
ilk _Orden from a d;st.u..:e promptly utt,sttivd to
June 3.—tf ,
'l`llE highest market price will be
given for Wool, by
,k SOFFILAN.,
N. W. ccrrorr eqnare; nt,ty.tu rg,
Jl t ue a.--11 •
WIRE RAILING, Wire
(lanai fur Stone' !mutt. Amy-
Inma,tt.• Iron Bedatradr, %c an Wel, -_
bing tor Sheep and F.' oultr Yards; lion Win
Cloth, Stores, renders, Sc, ens for Coal, Ores, Sand, jre.,
stiTii i lrd Pf_ ?pork Arrt...ters; Landt„rapi.
Wires r. nerros k ens' W ires.Ornantent
al Wire Work, ac, ' Eye' ! ion by addressin the
mann tscturers. Y. WA I.KCR & SONS No. )1 North
Sixth st., PLiladelphSs. el.:h./4 1668.-1,
Wfiedicat.
OUNT'S COMPOUND
PUTRID SORE TELIOAT, INFLUENZA,
or any other Inflammatory Inward disease Of ttos
Throat if not of too long. standing. Also, SCARLET
FRVRE. This medicine s been tried Its
TITOUSANDS OF CASES
in different parts of the and has never been
known to fail if taken in time and According to direc
them It is warranted to cure. Give it a trisiand it will
speak for itaetf. Seery borsebold should provide Wee:t
oeless with a tan of this medicine and keep it on hands.
The co,INI that it has effectod are truly marvelous.
.31 -Prepared and said b; Tatum. YooxY k CO., Catty*.
burg. Pa '
or by their au th orised agents .. Zro 'ale at
asset all theStoreeill Aden:, count T.
May 21.1887.-t1 /UAW, yovNT 4 CO.
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
nit DUPONCO'S COLD)" g PERIODICAL PILLE FOR
FEMALES. Intilllbl ;In correcting Irregularities,
Removing Obstructions of the Monthly Torus, from
whatever Cause, and always successful as a Preventive.
Felonies peculiarly situa:cd, or those suPprehig them
selves eo , are cautioned aganrt using these Ms while
in that condition lest the: rab•cnrriage," af
ter which admooiti-m, the Proprietor assumes no re
sponsibility, although their milfness previlt soy
mischief to Realth . . . •
Pricell per Box. Six It,xe,
Sold ,by .1.11. lIIIBER, Dro=ist, Sole Ag-ift fot Get
tysburg, Pa.
UAW", by sending him It through the roat office, can
have the Pills seat, (eoulidc uttally,) by Mail, to any part
of the eettntl7 "free of pottage."
April 29, 180.-1 y
SPEER'S
PORT GRAPE WINE,
Used by Ifundreds qf COngreyationa for
Church or Communion Purpose*
Excellent for Ladies and Weakly Per:olii
VINEYARDS, NEW JERSEY.
SPERMS PORT GRAPE WINE, FOUR YEARS OLD
Tu" Jimaly celebrated native Wine le matte from the
juke of the Oporto Grope; rained hi thin corm try.—
Its invaluable
TONTO LTD STItENGI ILENUICI PROPPATIP
are wmrpassed by any oilt r native Wine: !leftg tb
pure nice of the arape;Prolueed under 16. gpeiw's own
personal impervision, its purity and (anatomies. are
guaranteed. The youngest child may partake outs gen.
aro!' qualities, and the wea' test,invalid Amy use to
ad
vantage. It is particularly beneficial to the aged and
debilitated, and suited to the vitrloas ailments that at.
flict-the weaker ea:. It ts,:n every respect,
A NV= TO IL RELIED ON.
Invalids use Bpeer's Port ;rape Wine.
,l A i i t
!
Yamsles we Speer!' Port tirape Tins. ' -
Weakly personillnea bet aftt by Its Tat,
Speer's Wines In Hospitals aro preferred to otbo
•
.q -Sold by Druggists and Grocers.
.the Trade enpp lied by . Johruicaii Itulloway
Cowden, and French, Sichards Cu, in.Philaidelphia: ,
A. Spear's Vineyard, New Jersey, Otidee,243 Broadway
New York." ' • - • [Sept. 4, 1861.-ly
ALL AROUND THE WOLDi
11
of Silver' 364411 Was .
Bitrettg - llair - -11,6:ii4filiy,
Bitve it: gtate Agi icultural Society, ' salts
Fal , r f it i plllT inpaha?, 39 , t. i 25 typ6.
BARR/ F i 11,N t PR..7 4 &41 0 4.1,.: 1 WR *
STOBJ49Thesten s Gm Hair to it.; ditatilf,itti
:1 1 0**.iitirrat of tke,
IhOrliticiatorkfilio liottick.=
Prinesktolligr Sills% oat asostiox Drat
11 ,
_ I IMr fi r "'MI' idirti.d. IS 'warty:mew
.I ° l3 r:9 ll Yr $.14 reliable fo l4l °,Pumerf t the East
Wait North /WI i - natth '
10 AisAtri t i*4kkir
eattrov r :z.
titsuill, damson; Itarinita and liscaor t thdersburg;
Write It Soo, LletFit oni , unb Drugglitai generally.
12,14M111.—1y
.lOHN D..P.FOUTI7,
COFFINS OF ALL STYLES.
AT PRIVATE SALE,
I=l
Wool Wanted
kVA ?lip rural or
ALSO,
TO USE.
44 . 0 k , 44t4..-,i!p. - ri.t*. . 10",
IP. r
'"
1,.....,„ .- -,--..-,___.. 7
:, - .T-LQUARr B,P4'
C - L-V . Fr n N G
• 9
HA Ts AND
lin
4. - ocirs -4..i-5,gQ.F4s,
e
Every kind of Gentlemen's Wear,
, MICR' AS
4v.ie it•f+!l*
LINEN COLLARS,
PARgR CUFFS,
COTTON STOCKINGS,
POCKET BOOKS,
TRAVELING SACKS,
CANES, &C., &e
I keep {Sear of all kGule and will sell
I=
LOWEST CASH. PRICES
BOYS' HATS & SHOES,
in great variety
6 . l.aive we a call before uurchieingelo a here
April 1Q51.-if
RUNKS, Valises, Oil, Carpet and
Lod Itallrocul Sacks, at CUNNINGHAM'S.
1: 4 1 .14Y -NETS, Ulnbreßag and Ho
ilery lie at
. CU NINGLIAM'S.
SMOKING and Chewing Tobacco,
(Apra and Pipes, la CU . NINGILAWL
LINEN and Paper Collars, Neck
tie; Handkerchief+ and a great variety of Notion"
and Fancy &node of all Ittale,,at CUNNINGHAM'S.
11 - 14gsS Qoqts, Pc t r i ts qp4 - Vests
„t CUNNINGHAM'S.
-4 "/
CLOTH Coats, Pants and Vests
at CUNNING fIA Wtt.
1 1 ANCY Cassimer Summer Coats,
1 Pants and Vests +! CUNNINGHAM'S.
calil43.lEß Ca:;simer Coats, Pa - 4 1t 4
kJ
-and 'Vests lit
LINEN Coats, Pants and Vests
!It CUSENOHAWB
(lOTTONADE Coats, Pants and
N_JSU at CUNNINGHAM'S.
LINEN Cotton and Wool Shirts and
Drwens CPiNING
'EIGHT-DAY .30-hour and Alarm
-ILA CLOCKS at CUSNINGLIAM'S.
VIOLINS, Flutes, Fifes, Flagelets
Accordeotia, &c., •t CUNNINGII3.II'S.
KLINGEL'S
Boot and Shoe Emporium,
lIALTIMORE STREET,
TWO 000123 SOUTH OF THE LRESHrTEHIAN
CITURC.4.
'THE nuder.;iiinad ha• J (Ist returned from the city with
./. the !seat and cheapest v.triety of Boots, and
Gaitere, fa spring ens Bummer, ever offered in 0 ett) s
ha rg. Hie atock conarots of ••
•
LADIES' CONGRESS GAITERS,
LADIES' BALMORAL GAITERS,
LADIES' COMMON OAITPRS,
I,ADIRi Eli. SLIPPERS:AG sides,
• LADIEW MOROCCO BALMORA LS.
IN LARGE VARIETY.
GENTS' FRENCH CALF BOOTS.
GENTS' AMERICAN CALF ROOTS, •
GENTS' KIP BOOTS,
GENTS' CONGRESS GAITERS,
GENTS' ''CALF DALMORALS,
GENTS' SLIPPERS, VI .4171;.,-,,
BROGANS, 4i., he.
MISSES' CONGRESS GAII!ERS,
MISSES' BALMORAL GAITERS,
MISSES' MOROCCO BALMORA LS,
_lc., Lc., &c., Ac.
BOYS' CONGRESS GAITERS,
BOYS' CA L F BALAOLIALS,
BOYS' BROGANS, Lc., ht. •
IYANTS' bllol'3, all stiles
LaitGE N'AILIKTY.
Alto, ttoot.A :•nd Short of 61i on situ;ascturt., cow•Lntly
0.3 Sand.
All wilt be add stills lowest living profit•. Buyers,
(root town and ckintry. are invited to call and examine
&XXIII acid prices tref„,rc purchasing elsewLete, feeling
con dent Marl eanitkaase all who may call.
The MANUIACTUItEsai of lita.ts ehoes, and Gaiter:,
will also be carried on, In all its branches, as before.—
Repairing done on short notice. By eniplaying none but
first class was knnea,, and sr ing none hat the choicest
leather, he feels confident ,f tii;taln int; hi:: (crater re.
putatier. Carts:4ly nothing Will bs left undone to de.
serve It.
illa_Thankfal for past firors, ht, s‘dic...t.s a continuance
of public tistroumge; D. ,LI K !ANGEL.
Gettysburg, April 22, 1366.—tf
GEO.' JACOBS & BRO.,
MERCHANT 'TAILORS,
SiT , ecie 90.ta.101Ac i , Itt„
Deli door to Keystoto Hotel.
CLOTHS; :CASSINEftSi TWEEDS,
Of ,all styles, and best quality
the market can produce, furn
ished cheap 'as'ean be sold
in the country, which,
eat, if de-,
sired, without extra
charge.
Goods made up and 'warranted
Coun'ty fur
The 11 - 04 kc Sewing _Machine,
the moat perfect 4- reliable in America !
The .highest' pr:etnium—the Cross of
•
`ate LegioniOf Honor, and Gold •
•
- Medal—awarded at the Paris
Exposition, .1867.
The pow* )tachtne li er do a larger variety of work in
beter style than any other machine, and defies all 6.11110-
petition for simplicity and ease in working. Call and
eX 4 , 11 4, Orm•il9bleibbtra r9litaillibillalsf4ist:fic+
be had on applicit ion. [Feb. i2,1868.-tf
• - B . PRINer*SUMMER
•0- THIN G.
GEO ARNOLD
has now opened a LARGE STOCK of
,
IrEADYINIADE CLOTHING,
mostly of hie own mannfacturc, consisting of all sizes of
" dijA f tS, PANTS gc VESTS;
SHIRTS, -
:DRAWERS;
CRAVATS,;; i• -
HOSIkAAr, &c.,
AT. PRIM ffo it= THE TEM.
444,12,, lin! 74,4,
LATMT, STYLES
- .
OP WA% AND BWKNIEN
aPS' oots'.&' - 6hoe
67 1 I- s 1
Jed rec° , 7 l py
•
OBER •
d' 6ozEANi
Cnambersburg /Street, First Square, .
7 - 4 3 q zir_ny :I •
ICINTTVBBtinG, PENNA.,
Where the public CM Awl s tge*ad varied UK rtiaeat
1 4V - r li t t nl s trtn• 4 6 .11 1 5 ° t il lA ni f"TW l M 4
AMESS, oP allAtinds )
SimooPOkriPol op roomobto team Bridlab Whim
Trudge Valhi% 'Whip% Cigars, sad a variety at imitkam
its 1111 h cat fArnik 11114 rig
~..5:,. is ~'r£,:
lagill
EM:11
A.Mil
PAPER BOSOMB,
GLOVES,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
UMBRELLAS,
E!EEig
iIIKCi. C. NqRRIS
TQ FIT..
IMEMMI
=3EOi5
•;.."-: •
•-:.• • f.Lr-.7eatrm!rffite.
'i ,I - • '
••' 4,5,- • litat'; ,
-•
-4 ,110- -4;1;4
1P '
Ng , , '
'Kid)
4 . 57 r, • *.f...j - '" •1 t - - • •
G
CLOT - IN
Ai( 131014 - KErtmorrs. •
STACKS OF THEM !
BRINNERIIQVF, corner of the Diamond and York
. street, heibtat returned' from the city with an on.
nanallyedtreettreasaortinent of . •
•
VLOTIIPiCe FtIR FUMING It BlJltSigkli,
saki' he wiltaell at mush price! as cannot fall to take
them off Tory saphily Gail aad - Judge for yoorselves.—
To look at the excellentmaterkal, tasteful cutting, and
peat and' substantial sewing, and then to get his low
prices4-tallers cannot help but buy, when they see It so
much to their 'Dissent to do so.
lie' has Coats, Pants, pests, °fall styles and insterlals,
flats, Sootsand Shoes;
Shirts, of all kiwi's, liosiory, ()loves, llama erchiefei
Neck Ties Clayst ts, Linen aud Paper Conan Suspenders,
Smite., Combs ;
Trunks.Vallees, Umbrellas, Pocket Knives, Began,
Smoking and Chewing Tobaecos, Pipes, Stationery. &e.;
Watches, Jewelry, with a thousand and ens
other articles, entire,' too numerous to &tall in a news
paper advertisement.
He asks the attention of the public to Ills new stock,
confident that it will please—aud no one can or will sell
cheaper. Don't forget theplace—corne tot York street
and the Diamond,Oottysburg.
April 22, 18118. JACOB BRINKERHOFF.
.SPRING AND SUSHI'R.
STYLE OF 11 . TS
.FOR ISGS.
S. S. M'C RE AR 17
HAS fart received a fresh and getters' assortment o
HATS, including the very latest sty-le or fine Silk
Cassimere and Soft Fur Hate, and also a large supply o
fine and low priced Wool HATS and CAPlifor Men and
BOYS. He invitee-hit friends and the public to glee him
a call. i April 22, 1867.-tr
Orortrito.
SELLING OFF !
As rapidly a: 'can to make room Jr more
uTROOEINES AND LIQUORS.
HAvING Jttt. retereed from tt.,3 City with the lar7est
aucj most yar;e4 aaiottine.ot 'of ins goodi ever offer.
ed here, I rzpect every body to look to their ibterest
and buy where they can get the cheapest and best zoryir
the
CASH, as that is my motto.
FAMILY fl ROCERIES of nll kinds, consisting in
part of Syr ;pa of all kludi, Molnsses, Sugars, Coffees,
Toss, Spices, &e., ac.
Flour, Bacon, Lard, Dried Beef,
Large lot of very good Su4ar-cured Mons, No.l Mack
erel, Fintd and Herring.
My Liquor cannot be surpassed
la cheapness or quality, from Con:mon Whirkey to pure
Frc nal Uri-unify, Hull:mil Gin or liye Whi.tkoy —for me
dbinal or othrr purpo4e:9. Hold Keeper; cap sup
plitd with Lignort at C4T price.; and tare freight and
pre4tig-z.
'lnv, and Dttters,
also, .4 - ; & ripe firape 'lnv,
Slay 8,- ti
WM. BUYER & SON,
i4E4LEItS IN
GROCERIES, NOTIONS,
TOBACCOS,
ALSO,
Stone, anAllirillo:v Ware,
general assortment of
all Goods usually kept in
a FAXIILY GROCERY.
Ga,!. 4, It.;;.—tf
NEW GROCERY STORE!
TELL ETEIRTISOUT YOU SEE THAT
GILBERT,
T (7,4•.• •1r ore the Court-Ilott.e.an.loptk,..ite the intalfa
v t-t• will Hell yt,tt .everjthisg to tht.
AND 1 . 11:1VISi , )S Line cht-..per than p.O u gvt it
C,
Cam.
,C.. C::, y. {..,b,,.~...r,
Itw::gAA Tuba, LAtare.., Cigar.
Notion. all Mods It.k If . 0113T$113; V ktOETA.
twee. olotais on Laud. lairs ma a call. as I am deter
ru.ned to accomito,bre. BUTTER, EGGS, and all kinds
or Cotictry Produce taken, for which the highest cash
prke till be given. Don't forget the place—lwo doors
Love the dourt•U.A.o.,.. pays vitLont cc,P.l9g, as
lutalltit 'oar patronage.
May
BARGAINS
It ..1 L., v
GROCERY
ray CETTYSBI7II,C4
JOIIN CRESS lz SON
Al' INO opeea! s new Grocery.l■ Osttyebura, au the
/1
north -Rust corner cf . tbf- Public Square, Lase iug
rreeised a el:kalif I,46:tetunt of FRESH
GROCERIES,
facingipg avtrz,Colfre, Matisse., Syrup, Test Spites .
Tokascoe,lialt, Fla 3, lame, Sl:maiden, Le. Also,
QUEENSWARE, CONFECTIONS,
Nuts,,Frpits,fkups, Fancy Articles and Notions generally.
We iris! also keep on hand FLOUR. sod FEED-STUFFS.
ILaving purchased for CASH, It aro proparod to set
Terreheip. a rre 111 a Call end jndr,o for ranrtoltos.
Sept. 24.1567tf JOHN CRESS,
.-
W, CRESS.
Grocery and Flour Store.
.17E.310 1' A L.
MEALS & BROTHER
HAWS removed their Store to the Nil:tette& propert y ,
on Chamberebarg street, where they propos+ to
keep constantly on hand
ALL KI.NDS OF
GROCERIES,
FLOPR, FEED, NOTIONS, fie. -
Alio, VEGETABLES instauotn, fresh from the city and
and country. They are determined to WI, as cheap as
the cheapest,and as they only ask the lowest living pro.
Sts, they hope to merit and receive a liberal share of
public patronage. MEALS k
April 13,1868—tf.
GOOD, NEWS !
HENRY OVERDEER
'
Baltimore, street, Getatsburg,,.Pepaa
LT AS completed his new Store Rouse ikadjugt return
-11 ed froip the city with a fresh and well selected
stock of Goods, which he respectfully invites his friends
and the public generally to call and examine.
lIE SELLS CHEAP.
Ms stock consists of
GROCERIES
R4.Nor G00D.% NOTIONS;
CEDAR, WILLOW' AND VEERS-WARE, FLOUR,
CORN STEAL, FEED, se
thlk.The cash or trade will be given for Flour, Corn,
Oats, Potatoes, Dotter, Eggs, Bacon, Lard,-Itamte.
April I, 1868.—tf
TIOOP lirto. .
628-IE . OOP SKIRTS. 628
•
Vo. • o P.: . P. .
~ u rE.YSTOWE SKIRTS" •
are the best s and CEMAPInin Low P 1147111). ROOD alexia
tha market.: Trail Shirts, 24. springs. S 1.00; 80 springs.
81.20; dud 40 springs, $l-46. Plain .Bkirte, 6 tapee,llo
mar Stieents i • 25 cPrlngs, nestitil 80 claittga.B l 44 l
and win 81.25. Iteraucila inaefl • ' '
"Oqr OWN ip,
Make" of "UNION glltgli e gareatt Tapi
Teals, Sem 90 le SOSPrieIPI, 81.20 to $l5O. Plain,: Blx
Tapes, 20 to 50 springs, from gh Cent& to 32.00. Thies
Skirt* are better than those so4d by, other nitabilahmenle
IMAM class s, and at Much loerileprlces:
“OaOIOWN Make* of "CTIAMMON.81118113” are in
every way aupartor to all other Ilierplkhin lielbri the
public, and only hare to be tiounteel Pc Warn to M
ARCO every
_one Mlle fact. itanufrintre s d i ti tha
,beat
lines t riteishad Maggot! liteeillprhA v edri „ rthrtaget
and Iraqi, of - theolotalle'ti
Securing thifli MVOs *reuilt:Mg astdlos= r ati;
otheratt*
tip, will wear longer, gigharagge histion, and are
really cheaper than all othariC &ery lady should lap
Ihew.l They Alb be hold inttentdielp by- Heactslints
throughout Witold themtgaitolas ab-wa milder,
ate prices . It Jon wont ~i i, k i n , ,,
Champion Shirty/On do no liad - get the itteß..
cheat Ida wholi - &it to no .
" p 4 . 1 . 4
coins ottiend.dtr *rug, 1 / I .opgilitiont 7'
*est Woo or Orarto cotootly *hot QM, , 000kini
7 'mite tbAnt o VA 408181 , 149r2„08kadre
I t..
amortme_nt, or Mug ibir:Who :PriA ,,
•To be bad at Rioting MU glke . . a
Trade menerelly, and a t WOW* 'Os
olli egiv
..
with to Wbotll ail 0 1 1 . r. illatll 4 ll
_.._, . '
LUIPPOTWIT Vill 8 411 9 Mait:' gli '410311 IM,
Between Sib out 7th Its, Pbtladolphtc
Ihb i 90.,7X8,-1010 Wit. t =PUN..
VVii .1. NIAI:TIN,
;1.111..131, , Gut tycloury
MOST' EXCELLENT ASSORTMENTS !
SELL for very'small profits, and
alai at doing a very large Business.
TASHIONARLCSIIADFS OF FINE SILS POPLINS.
FASHIONABLE SHADES OF FRENCH WOOL POP-
LUIS.
FASHIONABLE SHADES OF ALPAO:LL POPLINS
YRENCR MENTZER. PIQUES, PERCALES 2 LAWNS
BLACK KILNS, PLAIN SILKS, PLAID SILKS.
SWISS ML7LINS, CONET RICSLINS, CAMBRIC.
BLACK ALPACCA, COLORED ALPACCA, BLACK ALL
•
WOOL DELAIN.
RISTORI SHAWLS, cAmixtEra: SITAWLS, TRIBE?
SHAWLS.
CLOTHS, CISSIMERS, CLOAKINGS, LINEN DRILL-
IND, COTTONADR.
TABLR COVERS, TABLE LINEN; NAPKINS, TOWELS
BALMORAL SKIRTS, HOOP SKIRTS.
PLAIN LLNEN HANDKERCHIEFS, ESIBROIDERED
HANDKERCHIEFS, HEM STITCHED HAND&ER•
CHIEFS.
MEN'S, LADIES', MISSES', k CHILDREN'S GLOVES
..111-I am constantly receiving the 'sited styled of Dress
and Fancy (loads. My stock comprises eve, thing usual
ly found in a And-clue DRY GOODS STORS to which I
invite the attention elthe pgbtio, fesilast assured that I
can safely challenge comparison with all other Stores in
'rain/ otg , odsand lowness of pria.. J. L. FCRICK.
Gettyburg, Pa., April 29,1568.—u
NEW GOODS •
Cheaper than Ever
REBERT Sr. ELLIOTT,
Baltimore Rt.,opposite the Courtllowse,
H AVRJust opened a new and large assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods
OF ALL KINDS,
CLOTHS,
CASAS'IMEBEA
TWEEDS,
SILKS,
GINGHAM, -
- LA - TANS,
PAINTS;
BABEGES,
MUSLINS,
To which they Invite sttentlot—beltiit deteirmined to
sell at lowest eash prices. [April 8, I.BBB.—tt
--- HITEH.EW'S- •
.
N EW . - GO.O D S
FOR, SPRING AND. SUMMER.
HATING just returnedkonsthe City with a large/tad
well selected stock of
DRY' GOODS. • ' •
DISUGS,, ,
~ • : _ - • , QIIZENBWIIIIII,
- TiOOTD, daralta.'llArs d 1111ZAI2tERY aooos,
pail the , attentkm of my. epsomite aid. -
wittlity to my large stook of goed*, I am now offer/mg at
Wirer ratantkan they twee been 'shwa do war - anct , Yt
p_rices which matnotlitil to strike timpirehaseras cheap.
With rtiry facility for purehasiaggooks at as low &pares
as any lathe Om*/ am duo pregareato meet competition
on tow prices limn any and all Quarters,
from pt °mann:any to lb* lowest marbit prices is my
sstablisht‘ MTIORNA.
Petersburg, (Y. L) April
FM
I:St-Goolo t *elm, Jir.
" BROS.
SPRING GOODS.
We ere constantly redelving:new sad dttirable styles of
SILKS, POPLINS, PICROA LItS
PIQU ES,
PREIO CLOA KINUS, ALPACAS,
lALAINES, LICOX.Q,
Alai largo additiou4 to our uitt:tl r ppply ~f
GINGHAM,Y, 3I ILVLINS',
CL 0 THS, CA SS LW S, JEAIVX,
with every variety of
Wa lave coT:%io.k.r ‘1 , 1) . t.• I ell
CARPE'T'S,
which we art. stql.uv...l •:!, it :I. ~l pi i
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QUEENS 11' A R E
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and nll kitiolq of
lIITILOrni MATERIALS
aa.•nr.,l Vl - 13 cat) tag tke It the ii.h.rt-pt of the
purchaarr to parchase from Ud
IRON & NAILS at reduced prices
OILS & PAINTS at low rates
GROCERIES, of all kid=
vGiikibced
FA HNESTOCK
SIGN OF THE RED FRONT
Getty bLurg, May6,lSCS. tf
PUVUORN & IiOITMA.N,
NORTH-WEST CORNER.
G'EX T _(?E S Q e
GETTYSBURG, PA
A LPACCAS,
KIIPRESO CLOTIN.
MU LINE, DELAINEIA,
CALICOKS
L A I: A ,K I It
lI . OOP SKIKTS
:SACKINGS,
H A W
COTTONA r.s.
hLACK CLOTHS.
TRICOT CLOT VS.
Yd ?ICY CASEII AIERL6
1102.11:11Y, GLOVES,
StraPRNDEIISI,
COLLARS,
JIICANS,
• ! •
CARPETS.
Q>•IP.IBIPARR.
xsurits AND YORK
ILLUBRELL.49, winiDow ist.r.a.Fs
tff- PUNT ..}' , )ltr,ET fIIE
April I:2,
1868.
DESIRABLE 1868 .
DRY GOODS !
AND STOCKINGS
Emma
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June 24, 1868
fry . 600ds ) Notiono, &r.
ROW & WOODS
ARE SELLING AT LOWEST PRICES,
CLOTIti.
AMER-I,
to r tNiNiiiir:4, 6 c.
ALPACCAS
DELAINES,
LAWNS.
• POPLINS,
- BRILLIANS,
PERCAL.ES. le
OnfilIAMS,
PRINtB.
MUSLINS,
FLANNELS,
CHECKS,
SKIRTINO9. dr -
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A PnONS. - 1
• PARASOLS,
• COI: sEre .
April 22.—:!in 1100 P FRIRT.3. Iv.
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Notice to Capitalists!
Gettysburg National Bank,
AND onrALN CIRCULARS 61."1111.:
jj
UNION PACIFIC'
AYI, AI SO
VENTRAL I'ACI re It kIf.P.OA l,os. GRATI.q
Thrso inveetinenti are daily g- ing xwl.•
luereft.ing
4IT-130:1 1 / 8 cAn be h 3,1 at all that. ..; 1.10
Mh«r« all ilif.yrnm!ion eonc,,rnfnz,
L.. cheil ft.ll v
BUIE
Dec. IS, 1R67.-tf
GETTYSBURG
NATIONAL BANK.
GOVL:RNY.
EE VEN-Tinkt ~ , L A F 1 1 1 '1 1 CV
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N' iTE'S
The 111611 E s -r 1:1:511(251 t;01.1.1 NG-4
ST0,:1";:i 1:0NIJI -4 . of all 1,111 , 14.
%about CI.I.IfIG
OnERi ii:v3IITLY EX P.._ urrou
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Penc,,s ➢leg:tr.! to U.: 4 .11.4C.,
atdFtocLsofa!i nre Itotedto pi ve nh t
% , 1 il l gi% . , u...oi ,, ucLerrfuity.
.r. Emoitr RS I it,
G. tt),turg, (J,I 30, lir;7-tf
FIRST N,MONAL BANK
01 GETTYSBURG
NoTICE TO lIOI,DEI-N
7-30 NOTES,
ri!!, %Lel, the privi!
N , 1 , 1,1,irs 4,,1,4..tr,1 1,,
MGM
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pritilteofc..liv,rtiLg. It wal Le 11.0 .4aur uitli
!nut !Him; iu June 2k..1 Joie ai-xt, if Lint di writ of
It& t 1111”. 1"!.1 , '4'2!
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19,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
GETTYSBURG, I'EN A.,
Ix (wilt for Me sale of the first Mortgato
Union Pacific Rail Road.
8. PER CENT. GOLD INTEREST BONDS,
at I.lr aith iutcret sayable stial-auanuili3, at our
coubt,r. All rice.wary ififormAtiou sires
flottpitarw. Nov. 27, 1°67.--tf
FIRST NATIONAL. BANK
GET rYSBURG
WILL ALLOW
lotere,t on SPECIAL, DEPOSITS ni
5 PER CENT. PER ANNUM FOR 1 FEAR
E
ITH.I. CON VER
N)TE IXIO 5-20 BOND 3 AS USUAL free of
CASH COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES AND COUPONS
Will also porch:use or sell STOCKS and BONDS of every
kind free of charge as Commission, and will- at all times
pay the lIIGLIZer PRICE for
GOLD AND SILVER,
and with itlea..o re traz.s.tet all Lns ineaa promptly het
tufOre pertaDiing to a well regulated Bank.
GEO. ARNOLD, CaaLior.
Gettyaurg,li6v. 6 1667,tf
Thotograph 6alltrits.
EXCELSIOR GALlfirßy
PROTOGPApiIs,
PHOTO .I,IINIATURES
A M`AOTYPES, Ste., &.,
Stereoscopic Views of the
BATTLE-FIELD.
S'TI:I?,EOS'COPES',
PHOTOGRAPH FRA 11ES,
ALBUM S
GREAT VARIETY;
NDA A2" GREATLY R EDUCED
PRICES.
lirer We deal in nothing but the best °llia kind. Ca
and examine our stock. C. J. TYSON,
April 1,1868.—tf Proprietor.
REMOVAL!
THE GETTYSBURG SKYLIGHT GALLERY.
THE undersigned takes pleasure in
announcing to the citizens of Gettysbnrg and the
public generally thighs has removed from hie old room.
on West Middle street, to AslUmore street and nearly
opposite the store of Fab nestock Brothers._ The room he
now occupies, has been recently fitted np expressly fer
his bemineett The location is an admix ,
alstemestmaitUalt
him to take &tura in all shades of weather, and with a
orreetnese unequalled any wheeeelse,
LIPELIER PHOTOGRAPHS,
of every size and description, executed in tbe finest styli
particular a tteutton given to the OA RTY•DY VIBITY, and
in copying AMBROTYPHS and DACILJERRSOTYPES of
deenasedfrianda. Alio— -
THZ GETTYSBURG 61MS,
a liew style of plc tare which has - became veils popular
with the pnteitc, not only tor' Urals beauty, but for cheap
ness sad convenience. SIXTRICN for ONE DOLLAR en•
ly. Also—Tan PORCZLAIN PICTURES, which tor
them bounty umd durability are unsurpassed.
We are pre red to carry on the business in all its
vasfonabruehw,and haring hadeonsiderableexpealande
we run no risk in
GVAILARTEXING PERPArt,T SA 27.57.4C77.01v.
.
Wand extra:duo our Spec(roons and JuVr t
71111 r
solves.
June 41,1864.
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OF MOLY niournos
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