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I've 4 n ie n e 4 ° Arile6n4". t6.‘all "!" 1-0"1 " 1 PUTIUDSOUBTEIROAT,rNFLUgNZet, i ..; _ ;;;,_ r- , ,, . , *:
, ... • , •33EL1,1LA.-NGEIt;--. -2 --; -.•-. c'• ,--- ... i. egg NIP 111; P ERCENT, :are requested to I,
Where you and I wore' born, lor any other Inthilitaatery or Inwerd disease of the 1' • ..-- - --"- -.-j ; - . ..- ..• . - 1 t it nr - i i ,' ' dim -I ; i - -.'- '
tablisiteirs . ' it- , -
But rhenting no tomtit , r Glee , Thront lr not of toe` LWIR litlatlig.: •8411M . .SCAR‘egr I /1114# iiithrhOeinsf:Airdjes seliete•-frocettleCon rijitteitsf. It - I*-- ''''''' Or ."' . 7 .-8 eS • •. 1 't ; 37l ) tio''''. - ` 11 " , . -
psy mt. ' Tut* aietmet to hoboes tried. in .7-: - I vj - PLANltilk_ _ a AriSglecrevi , four in 10.1 from
;. (I , .1, rgrtanonai R ank 1
it nook. use feel forlorn . .. - G ETTA'S' B 1 I RG, PA., 1 Gettysburg, at which be will hiltinarkture
THOUSANDS . OF CASES, .
. DOORS ANI) 1)00R ritiums,
• . ‘V11.1., promptly 41.ttend to ail or- AND OBTAIN CIRCULARS OF TEE I
AjNION PA7-CIFICI
W INDOW SASH AND FRAMES,
in different part• of the country, and hoe never
been known to fail if taken in time and according dere in his Hue. 11ork done it. 11. e ...NA ..stir-' -
todireiettogu. It tit lailfripte4t.toC4r,;“ GiVe it AWM , factory manner, and At pricesta-C Law er e itt toeitibly lit FI,(JO.RING, Vi I'iNTIEEIIBOA.I2DING,
Atka it nitiwak roe itsatf. 'livery-household should afforded to make a living. f Itair and W.. /.I. 11.......1, with ,vers tit it don Ma !r of - AND ALSO
piny Ide Iliennterv •
et , h e
ea re d 'this tur•liehie and such a fb-toJ y, Awl ..tr.le-1 in the building line The
keep Reif Winds. ;. The eared that it Las .effected are . -gf ' A'S ~P 1 P-E - .. ~ 1-. L of hipl-r 14 ill I.lwn3s be tired. salt th ,ronglily CENTRAL PACIFIC P. tILLOAD COS. GRATIS.
truly marreloue. . . - „. - 4,•tigi;h tHriliiiiigittorintrptt-Ifitlior-rtillortotrie.'ir These Isitestments aredally gr l / 4 .osing in given. and
11111-Plagared and „sold by Dubin roust. A Co., Get. furnished, as well as Lffindette/s, Brackets. Drop I O l der, (4 Deffed. sod proaticlt ittriol.d to. I,lges
sale& lucre:44n"
tubing,. a,or by their authorlied •gents. For Lights sc.; Mao WATER- I I PI:. Stops. T. is an i Frost aa tow :.,. t h e I. se-t ~..,I ev.iry err trt mg le to itee.on • , ...••
sale at nearly all theStotes in Adams county. Spigot'. and, i n short. everything belonging to gas or in.:elite cultolueJa, ; - . 4anotios can he had at all times at this Dank
May WA, 1.867.-tt • ISRAEL YOUN r I CO. water fixtures. .
JO II N U. PvouTz. and where all Itifdrniatidn' cOncerning wadi Invest
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Delis hung. awl furittslithi if-deaired, Lock,: ot all M a y - 0 . 18 ;`• - 1 1 merits will be cheerfully given.
"A
CARD TO THE LADIES. kra,,pio, • ,
~,,•. (1M r. 25. 11e:7.-G . : ----- - Dee. IS, 1•67. -t r '' J. EMU& BAIR, Cashier.
, 117 1.1.L.L' It Al LING I , - 4 .,.,, ~,
TIE, DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS -
4/ FOR.VEMA LES. Infallible In correcting Irregu. Jl' R E N.I IA 11 C.,' U 1,1) „' 7 w,,,.,:n,t(15f.r - ton. Frage I. ;;;:-.- r 7
' GE'VrYSBVtIG
laritlea . llismovlng Obstructions of the Monthly Terns, • • • . „,ylt-iti icc ;- I f oti iled.te - 4- . P., Wire -... ,•••• ..... - ' , e 1,
from whatever Cause, and always successful ea a Pre-
-estate:a , ,
. . a RTPYSBURCJ, l',1:, AVel.l.ing• f..i•Slie.p and poultry I%odg: Itrem and -
Iron %Vire Choi.. :-ii eve,. Pendgcs. Mtjectis for Goal, N A 'l' lON'A 1, BA N.:E..
' Females tveraliarly snorted, or theme 311pp:ring - . Or es. 5:‘,...1. a.- . theory Ceiinped Cloth Mr Spat
themselves NO, autautioned against using these Pills
while, lu that contrition lest they ' , lnvite miseir- : 3 . 1. 1- • • • Ar esters •1. b0t.,,,1.4. Wires for Whlcers, Ac .: Paper- ,
UndQ.rtaker Sc . apt 1 - I.ln oel , , .. . .. 00%
n ! nAiere lit tre.• Ortjetapittil 11 i, Vliock..te. tittit) 10- , ERN M NNT no:tult, of all kind'', BOUGHT and :
dap?' after which admonition, the Proprietor es- . far attain!, il niidte.i.lo .i, the manuf.whirers. M. . SOLD.
mimes no responsibility, although their rnild2em • ill Is prejered te fu rubel. on elt tt nesters and r .a.ousit'e i w A LKEI., .j. ; s r.--; y; . 11 North Sixth .-t., Phil.- SEVEN•TIIIRTY BONDS converted intoPIVE-TIV F.\-'
prevent any mischief to health.ft rit
• d TY BONDS without charge.
d.-!phi:..
Prkesl per Bon. Sit Roles is. '; Feb. 5, 1 , -.,.., -1 . COMPOUND INTEItEST NOTES 'CASH ED.
Sold by J.M.III7bER, Deuggist,Sole Agent for Get- ' .
.. .., ~ - -- The BIG II EST ma:strum paid un Gt)LDnirdSll.lfElt.
tysburg, Pa. COFF/A'S 0./ , ''il. I, L 8.7' I L 1.; S. • -
Ladies, by emitting him El through the Post office, 1 , ' - j ; (:, )( ‘, - r, - All i:NT- 11 A j.‘e FLO .7 . ,
~
.., . .„. ~,, • ',Melt milers ler STOCKS and BONDS,
can have the Pills sent, (confideathillv.) by. ifs% to 1 . . , .-- Lig. 11 . 1;,.: 101 i: . .1.1111r4 IMAION Ain OF without efIARGINO COMMISSION.
of all kinds:bought for persons
1 11.'10,1K:00S on hail it 1.r.; a matorto , 1111) . 1 1 7.1 LL , ' j -
any,part of the country 'live of
postage)
: Th t o Illt:LE. Tat oNLV EPITIOS PLIII.IIIILDri AXIERICA, outwits PROMPTLY E.XECUTED.
PAPER. a hlrti lie sellont 1. wtereg-lt rate, end It dc-
April 29,1888 i•-ly I sired w ilt lb rnielt minds t6 1 at it on •lie w 'I Interest on SP eel AL DEPOSIT'S 'advanced 1 per cent.
I .- • c,., Nlkia,Sl..D I'.l Pt. 5311111 . S OWN 11.0. D. 11/ Mr' 'urge 0g .. -
, tor , , vult:ll,P. elan -tl,.:t.! .. Nitli °ref Ifr, steel 111 i Wow ' .
, ,'WIZ:
1 PLAIN & FANCY sici.v P.A.r.A-p- ' e"g"'.'"P' . ,
A,,,,,,t... ~,,,1.t11.,n1...r., sec float 3 ..0 get the gvaatne . 5 NCR CENT, feel year,
,ditinn by Dr Sni.V,
.i/VG EXEC177.7.:7D TO OBBI:R. n. 4 c•jel • . ' , ' , • ....or bt I ' 4 PER tcir. for 6 months,
..,to .:0•11.: 4 ,..... nt - ,A.t....-.zn -.ay It t.iis .....lun pit la 1.
the
diors e ast of Lobel/in el'orelt. ; Tin CI ;',, , :letienoN 4 sops, llt"erlrv 43 b" t° g' 4 ' in ' 3 esp. CENT. for $ moritha.
of bv e
SarYOrkstreet-s I..Av :R-:: Liu, Co • 1
.. vilin.) Ba ng.
Persons triailug Information In regard to U.S. Bends,
' and Stock' or all kinds are Invited to give 11441DM,
th° 'l,'t .:.t. i t- I '“, tiro be '' ric l i o n ,tr y 'of the Bible and we • ill give all info ' nuallou cheerfully.
MAY 27. 1868- if, .1.o.:1-1Lby tl.i.
. Ag. ei7 ate in,etits; v. i11.....1...ra1te1ed success We .1. EMORY BAIR, Cashier.
. elajd '3 ~ , f, , ”Ji .Idrof.7, and offer eXtrl ludfiet• ' GOUVI1b111):, Oct3IE:1881-tf
FLouR& 1 - 4 1- E ED. - , y,, ,, , :„ , ,,. , ,,, i . "- ,i ' ,.:., - ,.,; .--„ L A I '4 l ' " t
t h ' e " ; l ll7Eit ;:lt";""g e r i, . .. _ „ .._
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, "" J. ,j 11,1,, ~,, Wilil iGtll,slliirlllarll :11,11 Nllll4, • F , 11 . 1,81 NATIOA AL - BANK
„:1,1,11... the Pill•ll,,iti•rx. J. U. BURR & CO, -
I - WILL le in Gettyshorg with Flour, ke ~ , ...y m 3N. M , Y .27--"' Ira rtforeliortn. •• '
DAY and FRIDAY in filch week. Pei?-:._ -, '..,•, T,iy .. .- - - - OF GETTYSBURG.
desire me to furnish them with either (f) 1-1 \ C 7 ()IT CK
FLOUR OR FEED -ST LT Fif - , .-1 , N()TICE TO HOLDERS OF
7-30 NOTES.
tit Sara tioblkfatt•
-Tstauvo , ,ausartrm
Where father tiara, NOW strangers till-.
Ourfatbeee house le tie
A etranger'e etantle on the hill
Waite ettsoci,our itintsble
The old red barn:ls torn away—
A new 4an stands there now-:-
What Inn we'enhad in that old hay !
What fratiiiilit the inotti
The old .well-sweep has db-hppestrail,
I nsteed4eiele,e.kneep ;
The Wm" how ebantedi The land w.
clotted
In liow w*thObt
A niklbore where we mowed,
(Thiek-izeAMartdi*Wertwo,)
1 boy upon the trio.*lloro4e,
And got while / 17TIS Aire.
The rattling,resper rapid run
The waving grain among,
When; first benedth the hrolling sun
Our cradle.; oft we swung.
Those rdapert, George, have truly huug
cradles "In the shade ;"
The onlyie now-days swu ng
Is where the baby's
Our methetl)- 'grave, dear George, I
.ought,
Theis wept—l know not why;
I felt the charge that years have wrought
On you iud I.
May'tiodlatig blesethe noble soul
Winito lbe'old farm" now!
fiefs
4aied,ouidead .-4at hallowed knoll
Is shared frOnibis plow !
WOW A. FAIRSISSIS MAY LOOSE MOSEY.
By not taking - a good home paper.
Keeping no account of home operations.
Paying no attention to the maxim ;—"A
stitch in time saves nine," in regard to, the
sowing of grain and planting seed al the
proper season.
Leaving reaper, plows, cultivators, etc,
uncovered from the rain ata heat of the
sun. More money is lost in this way than
most people are wiling to believe.
Permitting broken instruments to be scat
tered over the farm until they are irrepair
able. By repairing broken instruments at
the proper time many dollars may be saved,
a proof of the assertion that "time is mon
eyy
Attending the auction sales, and purchas
ing ell kinds. of trumpery, because, in the
words of the vender, the articles are "very
cheap."
Allowing fences to remain unrepaired un
til strange cattle are found grazing in the
meadow, grain geld, or bruising the fruit
trees.
he prevent, to his fellow.ote..-_ ~,.„ „._..,_
aislehaving the principle of a rotation Bitter'. The effect of this preparation in the pre- ! : W44ON-MAKINO BUSINESS
of ems before making a dngli experiment. rtigand care o:dre was so
marvellous sod
uhing,tattle. t:tiatt;ripgmarke ofro;l ! in all Its branvites, et his Slop, in to reootdo ...A.; I,hip,
Planting fruit trees with the expectation favor were hestov i ret i ttpon
upon hi tte - L,V i owo e ue d, ., ' . '- n — d 'on the road leadiu g from McCteroy's sclos4- Louse to
~I tic ji , l , l t e , ,r a s ti l two rn , La r t . the
.i
i li p ti r l o C i, l , : p n t r L h .,, , ,, and is prepared to ex
of having fruit, without giving the trees u s i gol n d a m M o e d:l" with thefollowlng inscription—or. s.
half the attention required to make them presented to
TLe°l'll,yaatyklett;'iLarbolic Renefactor—wee
1119rREPAIIIING•mhits
profitable. The r repa t a o t t ir
a a a s b r e e
se
. u n s t e h o e ih a s i x c e u t / l a i t adlta e l a c . s . j
Practicing economy by depriving stock . 01 r : h c o or w'lth such g relt e suCcess, that It hen boon in. OF Aria) i.IWIlli ATTENDED TO.
of proper shelter during the winter, and
o tt i c d ai w u o c r t into nearly all the general hospitals of the , lie
. 1.
...
factures RAND-EAR' ES, SU k KING
FORKS AND liitOOM-lIANDLES, for a 1:01e,:e and
giving them unsound food, such as half rot- The old saying that an ounce of prevention le worth
1 a pound of cure, applies with marvellous force to retell trade. b
ten and mould hay and fodder. cholera, and therefore any gemetly that will protect
a Lle r h ec or y; 1.
itz.r n i t s t
a n t t r t o e nt i ., th e m to o l a posine d7ji tJ . ,
to ti x it
Keeping an innumerable tribe of rats on uith il if i Le . rrlble illtitse should he freely
and him at Gettysburg, will receive il Prom r pt em ott a eut r it"n.
the premises, and two or three lazy dogs persistentl y LU pathoogists now agise that the choje r s poison ' Aug. 7, ltai7.-dy W I LLIA Il IL HOUCK .
that eat up more in a mouth than they a r e ' acts
u tiTat t i h ou e sTicti ac feel tj t h e r o ou n g tte th e e zc b r l etor'y a n e d ript tli n * S t , 4 117 d -
worth in a whole life-time. keep. them in working order, must prevent a suMcient BARK! BARK !.
accumulation of the poison to exert its terrible effects
And lastly, he loses by not- readingt-- 10 ,
, on the Or g anism. This le Into not only of cholera, but
advertisements of those who patronize the i of ar o l f y fe a r l e l r other mal s dles, especially the different
printer, they being invariably the most ' The Zinger' Bitters is Just ouch a remedy as the t - I r •f 1 1
1100 CSR) 11 , 1 N I IiJD 1
abate conditions require. It acts on the or g an. of ,
enterprising and liberal houses to deal with, ' excretion and loannina. keeping ap a perfect bal•
when he goes to town. once b e tween the m . Milt Bitters to composed en
tirely of roots and herby, so nicely coacc•tpd that
_ every or g an is acted upon and put in tone. Ita taste
USE or PLASTER.—For 16 years I have ' Is pleasant and its effects prompt andleating. 6OO OUR lit. 3 t t
Numerous cages of the following diseases have
used plaster as a fertilizer with good result. ' bsten cured by it: Cholera, Dierrhcea, Dysentery, ,
tc e r ry of o n . l a,
i Ta i l li a t i;l and
e Tzth Fever.u i c .
r F r e n te u r Lo Agile, e i BLA(JK ()AK BARK,
I have used from 800 lbs. to a ton yearly.—
The past season I soiyed over abbut half of or i ! r p i as . t . 4 . !, F 2 ttl
Dollar e p u e7ll. C . o r l je lu i 4 i
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j.
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my mowing lands with a marked benefit.— princip al
Depot at the Walnut street wh j. arf, Gar. I ,
I Audi this
„leer sow over the remaining
I la b il i d r t'y P grn . gaud', Betel keepers and Grocers gen
parf; I use Ron all crops. I sow as early ,airy . -
0.. F . KALI3FLEISCII, tads Ageni to eettle
as possible On grass, for on some soils It burg.
tables two or three years to show its effect. i may ~, 1067.
Plaster shows better in wet seasons than in
dry. I apply about 110 lbs. to the acre on Speer's Standard
all my crops ; for grain I use it at the time
of sowing: if the land had a liberal dressing ' WINE BITTERS!
the year previous it will not be essential for FOR TUE WEAK,
FOR TUE PALE
. that. crop. But in no case should it be ap- FOR TUE ICKLY,
plied to grain several inches high, for on 4 FOR TILE Ati
MA ED,
Fun FELES,
soils where it works strong it would ruin FOR SPRING USE: !:
the crop. . . -4.1 - No Bitters equal to them ! ."3.1..
From close and careful observation, plas- - SPEER'S STANDARD WINE TATTERS,
ter, by a direct application on very sandy —Wa.nz op—
soils, Is of but little value, usually making
but a small mark on a soil that contains Wi ne s Herbs and-- Roots.
boulders or round stone. So far as my ex- Speer's Celebrated Wine, so well knowv, with
perienee goes, on all soils that contain flat PERUVIAN BARK, .
CtrAMOMILK FLOWERS,
stones or slates or a mixture of clay, it is a SNAKE ROOT
powerful aid to / the farmer (I know it is so 1 WILD CIIERRY BARK,
GINGER.
to me). I further believe that on all soils it and each other IlEttllS and ROOTS av will in all cases
is worth more than its market value, being assist Digestion, promote the Secretions of the sys
tem in thezatioral channel., an Sgt ve
mixed with compost or manure, for more TONE AND VIGOR
than half of it is sulphuric -acid, and the TO VIE
rest is lime. , l'oung and Old, Male and Female I
'a • Several years age LaeWed six quarts of All use it arith wonderful soccer. Brings
plaster in my pasture on three rods of land C 0, L 0 R
and marked it ; the crop that it. produced '
was white weed and.white top. No change
till the third year, when the white and red
clover began to appear; on the fifth year a
• complete stand. After I observed the re
' salt the third year, I sawed the remaining
part; and the sixth year plowed up and
planted with corn, with about I quart of
compost ttt the bilk result-10 bushels ot
corn to the acre; shall sow wheat this
spring—Cur. Boston Cultivator.
• CA.CB2 - 01 , RUST ON WHEAT.-A. farmer
writing on this subject says:—This is a
question that has for a long time agitited
the minds of Intelligent farmers, but it has
been settled to my mind, at least, 4by a
series tiusperiments. lam satisfied that
it does in at least ninety cases out of one
hundred.
I have sown the wheat with and without
the gram seed, and have never seen rust
when there was no grass; whilst In the
same field the rust has affected the wheat.—
The grass holds the dampness at the roots
or the wheat, and when the sun shines out
very warm, produces the blight. Beside,
the wheat standing alone will produce five
huehels more to the acre than when the
grass is sown. I mean now, that this will
be the average difference.
Bar the question arises, when shall the
grass be sows? I answer after the wheat
harvest. Plow the field and prepare it
Smoothly, and sow the grass seed of what
ever kind you desire, and your crop of grass
the coming season will be equally as good,
if not better than If it were sown with the
'wheat.
Farmers, try the above, and my word for
it, the molt will be satisfactory.
A wanwe In one of oar magazines says :
"It is a,curlocur fact that there is never a
white colt nor a black calf. The whitest
boner was blackest at its birth, and the jet
black cow was unmixed red." Whereupon
one of our exchanges says: "We have long
been familiar with the colt proposition, but
think we have seen:a black calf. Will any
of our readers who have seen such animals
state the hot ?" Yes—Mr. Mark Hill, at
Governor's Farm, Blfield, tors a calf that at
birth was as black satire King of Dahomey,
and has, if possible, -elven growing blacker
ever since. Bet its weight, rather rhea its
color, is its noticeable point. h is Pm,
weeks old and weighs one hundred 04
eighty poands.—Newboryporr Hergo;
'Neu Is* gentleman lir' ng In Boutimunp.
us, Vs., who planted Abis year tea acres in
aalarrhenise. A few days sines he cdn
it:oW in sell them to a New York mer
ciliet 10. 0,000,-14 to pick and ship them.
This Is whin we would call a profitable
• Wirt is a berme lice a reporter? Be.
OW* Xll filad cit . akin oak
. _
ALL 'AROUND THE W
The First Premium
of a Silver Medal Was awarded
Barrett's Hair Restorative,
By the N. H. State Agricultural Society, at
its Fair holden in Nashau, Sept. 20, 1866.
BARRETT'S VEGETABLE HAIR RE-
BTORATIVE restores Gray Hair to its natural color.
Promotes the growth or the Usk. gauges the roots
to their original organic action. Eradicates Dandruff
and linunors. Ppitetall Mir failing out. Is a superior
Dressing. It contain no irdurioue'ingrediente, sod
la the igtat , popular and reliable article throughout
the Foot, WeettNerth wad South.
J. R. BAURNT'e 2 CR., Proprietor'',
hiaraliester, N. U.
in.. Sold by Dr. R. Horner, ettyaburg ; B.Tanet-
Inbaugb, Hampton; Hartman and Sadler, Peters
burg ,:Snyder 8, Fon t Llttlestown, and Draggles gen-
Feb. 12,1868
=II
THE GRkAT CHOLERA
PREVENTATIVE.
I.
X. 1866. L.
rim GREAT
Ziliga,ri Bitters..
mills WONDERFUL REMEDY wee discovered
and introduced anent twenty years ago by Dr. E.
allooping an eminent Egyptian physician.
lie hinflong seen and felt the want of some remedy
which would strike at the root of disease, and so
revent much ofthe suffering which the human fami
ly was then compelled to endure.
This great question was presented to his mind
every day in vivid colors as he moved among the sick
and dying, and observed the ineMciency of nearly all
the remedies thou in use. Thus he was led to think
and experiment; and atter too years' study and labor,
te his fellow-man the woriderfni Zingari
F. HARTER, Sole Proprietor
Harrisburg, Po.
To the pole Irian lip
BLOOM AND BRAUTY '
To the tido face ao4 cite worn countenance.
Cora' FRYER and - Create+ APPIMITE. Try then,
Use none other. AA for SPISICR.'S STANDARD BIT.
1211.13. Sold by HennLeto and Grocers. .Sae that my
- signature ii over the cork of *web bottle,
-
ALFRED SPHEIt,
.
Pweastle, N. .1.. end 2.4.1 Broadway, New Yolk.
11(g_Traile supplied by JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY &
CO., Ph laelelph ; OPARO R A. Li 6LLY, PI t tebn rgh
and by all Wholesale Healer*.
July 10, 1668. [Sept. 4, 1667. ly
toundrit.
FARMERS,
Attend to your Interests !
.•
CiErrysßultG FOUNDRY.
Till subscriber would iuf rtohis customers and
others,that ha ['still mauutteturhur various kiwis
of castings and Machines, mad s lo order, on short oo•
tice,such as
THRESHERS A , 11) POWERS,
(five dltferentalaes of Powers,) CLOVER:4P.M) HU 1.-
LICIIB ANDSEPARATORS.COIMODUERCUTTKRS,
STRAW AND IIAY CUTTERS; COEN PLANTERS:
* PLOUGHS,
inch as Cast Ploughs, Barshear Ploughs, Sidehill and
fors Ploughs; the
WIRR-11PRIING HORSE. RARE, - -
Ike latest lin - prommentt'also ttllltEMAN's SELY
DISCHARGING lIORA,ERAKE.
wlllllkowlsainanttEstlute
MOWERS AND REAPERS.
METAL SCREWS for Cider Presses;
IRON RAILING br Cemeteries or Porches, with
wrsr7Oling else in.hia Doe, allot low rates.
YORRALR.—A One•horie Wagon.
. DAVID STERNER.
April 48, 1808.-11
Stovtg, - 4. c.
TIN—WARE y AND STOVES
TUE 'IAARGItFIT AfitioRTMENT OF .
TIN-WARE IN THE COUNTY,
AT
S • G. COOK'S.,
(Formerly Andrew pulley's); alrowiwe of
?HS 088 T COO/INN-STOVES IN TITS MARKET,
-. einongmbleb are lb.
OLD DOMINION
coat ?zombie.
PENNIITLTANTA, •
- sostacooos. •
soosoldrar, •
SAALST SILLU. &e.
Ale*, ninny ether articles fee kitchen nee. Witch will
eald &slow as at au, alba. plant In thneottnty.
' . ' •4/ COOK
. .
Arnallit, AMA.
Aster)).
L ATICW -- . - BAKERY.
.
11106sateg!likika17i Sfflittv;ilrikiddagtou strait, bar
flame frOisjjteliag4 !total, 'aetttatalsi, Pa. Cloa:
staatlx 4k/inulAtit"itzt
Orsoltsts,
ke.
tiorsona*nobisitigib lossonrodiniory
40/markbbiii4oo4ool4rem644stomiditioprialtamlf
klugy. ikeig7 abet:lila* to puma. ant* us
NIA - - 4,0114.10!k5.
RLD !
will leave their orders, either with Joillt I.
Danner & Zehikr, atating the kind and punt:ty •
• N L\V i 1 XFO RD, ADAMS CO., PA.,
Wanted, when the enure rill h.) didivAed at :Loin , 71‘,: ,. : Jo .
,5.,,,1,;' 150 Farms, .Ifillil, Foun- 1 .
dwellings, by
sept. , 2s, ir , 47...ti , GEonut 01:.; . ,;t:1,1,
.. (irks, . 1 1 , 1f2hi n ~:. ,S7s ops,i'a vat nSict n thr, 1 : : : :n c ti ,
0,1 , 0 re/iSC(itS, Store StanliN t g'o it'll and
GRANITE-YAR 1),
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
ON RAILROAD, xi•An FREIGIir bEr.)l
PETER BEITLE It
Is prepared to furnish GRANITE, to oil k i .•f
BUILDING AND MONUMENTAL PUltt.,.
lit re:punt:44o i-at,s
Curbing, Sills, Steps, Ashlers,
Posts, Monuments, Cemo
tery Blocks, &c., &e..
cut and Anil ed in every sty:n de.tired, 1,-,t ~f
Workmen,
MORlere tiom 3 di,ittoce prvir,plly at!. t,•l.i
June 3.:-tf
WAGON MAKING,
THE subscriber respectfully in
2 . • for uut the inalic that he car ien on the
THE SUBSCRIBER. IV A NT:
good order, at Ills lanyard 111 Gettpbur6. Want e.. 1 :.!
500 CORDS OF
R 0 C K BA
fm wh kh the Itlgli,Kt market pricy
LEE=
AT GRAND STREET
CHEAP STuttE
NEW YORK Cl'l'
The: Luegexe (nil Cheap,.4
STRAW GOODS
in Mix City, without
Miliinory 60. Ala, 110+1,42, Silks, riciwei
Yankee Notions, 9kirle, Urea and
mingliotod Prin.. all titiclef ;
I.dtdiete IVhalobone Corse le. at FA/ et
amt tip ward;, cheap.
ckr3IILLINERS KIPPLI E D
" • gLtir 1,i,;, ,
2119, 311 and 311!4 l 6 and, and )
Fifth Block List from .
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GETTYSIWRG RAIL ROAD
CHANOE OF CONNECTIONS
on and u R,•r Moralay. May 11th, I . ;.,tik•
ger Trains will 1.10 :to , l arrive at Gettyabar,r. and
sake connections aslollovrii,
FIRST PASSKNOR,II TRAIN willleareGett,,,bnig,
at 8 IS, AJI., w.ith rp..m...ngers f.,r York. llrtrri..!,,:rg.
NM:00011a, Bailin:l,lre. and the North anti %1.-4.
arriving at Iranovnr Jnsigi ion a ith at
atIO connotting with the ynsi Lion
on tin) Northern Cl4lir3i Riiilony, and nirivi;,,, nl
Baltimore at 12 :34),:nixru. Alo t. ronne,thig with i
train front Baltimore north;'artlving iu thri
at 1 00, Arrivv at Gettyhburg 12 :v., P. M..
with pansengara froin llarrlslourg,
and Wa.hington.
SECOND PAS,SENGER TRAIN will
burg at 12 4 L. P. U., arriring at Ilanovv: Jmmt i. , 11 .tt
2 40, awl connectlng7wltts Stall train. 1:ontl, Anise
In ILLltliliort at 5 20, P.M. Atilve at Get ipLoirg at
4 20, P. 31., with pA.lengers from Philadelphia, liar.
riaburg.and the North and West and also Withpftwell
grrs from Baltimore and Washington by the }'sat
Line North, which leaves Baltimore at 12 10. noon.
Pamengers caa leave Baltimore the Mall train,
at 8 30 A. M.. and arrive In Gettystmre at 1230, P.
M. Ot leave Baltimore In Um Fast Line at 12 10,
noon, and arrive in Gettysburg at d 20, M. But
one change of cm rs either nay, viz: at Ilanover Ju no-
t lon. IL Meal ILLY, Supt.
May . 0, 1005.
A SERVANT FOR ALL.
Bath's Improvement for Opening, Clasing
and Latching Gates,
AY be attached to any gate and operated ft om
buggy, team or riddle, by one hand, io any de
'sired .directlou from the gateopened and cloned from
one point, at any distance from the gate. This im
provement It simple and cheap, yet perfect and strong;
will not be disarranged by the sagging of the gate,
nor by the frost raising the posts; may be made at a
country blacksmith's, and easily attached to a gate.
The undersigned, having the Right for Adams coon
' ty, will sell Township and Farm Rights of ibis Iw
protestant.
Also, ROTH A BRANS'S AMERICAN I,ETER °ATE
—"which will be found valuable and convenient to all
who have gates to drive through—as they retualu by
their team, open, done and latch a ga , e, without the
necessity of getting In the wet or mud.
Per fewher suitloo, ae.;tuldresa •
ISRAEL, BBICE:Elt, -
Henallen P. 0., Adauta co., Pa.
May 13.-4 f
Lamb Knitting Machine
MILLI Italy Family Machine that seta op its foam
J. yolk knits all ;bac Ilrideus and narrows, knits
Ws Leal Into the stacking, and narrow. MT the too
complcts—prolticinciall Tprielfes of holt good., from
attlatatit'sitockingi talttrnnsglove.tna lady's thaw!
Pal= ItaDl7OllD TO 58 DOLLARS; •
It It simple, ear abie,
e itaiay oroait tict
rura warrouttd to
_ swindled' Itutoits At era, pgr cltager.
AOOM WANTED,
Adariass, wl atnaip
,for circular abd aarui•lu atoCk
tug,
J. D ORNS,I3/62 dient, 422 Chestnut st,
• bLay
ABM WAGONS
r rwrAri
AT f 6 WINO PLACES
19:AT LITT.LEBTOWI3,.
,-
..
1 2AT W4DXFORD,
ir i , ,
9 j
,FERSOX STATI()N. .
1 4 'ti l l ;lent of Watelies; 7eweirsfitihi' '
- *S.Tlat abovelW ono avian lalpaat order and aro r, n. 2, 7 ,
will i tad fqr . tag parpaaoa. Price. 1Z.00.-- , r .,,,,„ 41141 • 'Tars vOrtatitstly ofg *rd.;
Allso„ a lot of 1
. 1P CH AINS, SP READERS , Sc . , ' SUITA:IIT, I Ite , FrOR ~- 410t1DAY PRE 134,
a
*high Maki.. OW aladliii than. , T,NTS!' ,- -- • •
- i 1 akinz H. 001.0 Ell 011&V
' - •p W, F. mouse. Ara-Bepairthe of Warhol Ikadi
I'LN YIN ANIA, NI.A.ItYDAND
cons ....
or
pqrchale. the 740's, snowing premium
AN L) (l l'l[[;s sTA,..cr„;, CsEO. Cavhier.
•
pc.;loo I u .!1 .1 i wrll to call at my oflier, or acl4lrom,
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BIM
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N V
t‘ ,
t in our Lrt..t.
of low , :o , oIA, Fancy Gw.“l4,frei troy,
Hated Ware.,
to,tlfy ne to the oriorlity
aioi ti•o t.r tonanneration roc:1; ed for aLliing Oar
prencnt to any porton, Cir., of
giaodn worth $.l to or will pay
oadt f n00..,.try,
Ali oodd at uu Uniform pi ice of ONE UOLLA It
for t I , to ,
WO j inn,, 'nude opeclat arrangentatita war. tloi,
coleld:,tod ()MENTAL TEA 0/Hl'A NY, to oni,ply
thoir st.4:,!ard Toa and C.ffeco, at their Leo( price..
Agent! , wanted ecerywitrro. Doscliptive Circu
lar, w II Le +omit free, on application.
LETT3 k CO.. Nl.sfra' kg. 1.141.
2114;3 , 3 Fodor, I ntro.
Jlll.lil
I=
30
Land Agent,
Twit Lots,
, o , k. Ni.bing to putclueso as well al sdl Feb.l9, 1808.-tf
th.l will fin.! it their wlvauttige
MIBEIM!li
CONFLICT!!
('0 NI I N 0
ONE DOLLAR SALE
Li VT LITZ k \* - rli —V
AN T
GENTS
GE • \ED to
,ell the Ltet and nt,st relhalate Like -of the litiegtarkt
of Living Soldier,. It 11,1..1. T. Ilendley, the iiii
navhsely ;mpg! tr 111,tol 1.111 Nviaa.lton,
Sawn a MO4 vie. tor whiait our .17,cintv
cnn :.1.4.a Lake a., alvr.. ur its Avd.:,, al tare he,
fore flio liken for intent, vv,.! TLi• hook
in tiinely . ;a go a anr :.::•t claevvnio:,odiatag splendidly.
Our torao- tants -.on: :it LW'S- for a renlar, Ad.
alra, • A 11. HUI:RA 1:U, I'uLlieLrr,
44.0.) CI c,f but *truel,l•hilu
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MEM
INFORMATION FOR MAR
LADIEs.
Tile 4.11, aitee the, ewe or three
children tiro i:fe h awin con
4nnt tky of the men.truali.havinr been re
ntort-an, 1 enntinn,l in iwrfect r eg;11 trite by e very
nituplet,7.,,iv, is anoionn to make know tt to married
hulks the r.f pree,atr - ,p tegol4illy of thu
men alruLtt, 'in ull .he will send n Copy
of the pre,:iptLn (frd, nf .1 with di•
reete., f.r p:eprii,.: lanai nine the %Air, whirls they
will lied ca int tllibte regnh.:b4l. khe 11,,p, every
mat - C../ Ll,:ain the latent tlpti•Pti. at it will
c.c.'s , . IL-at n it. mil fertni7 , q , . ItitAtt the sottrect of
st,nt.r«licf do,t,fly the prt•aerlptb,n
ft , t. w;11
`f 5.1.11111 I:. CLARIIEI.I.!,
Flvl 1:1”.1.111.,11.
Wool Wanted
market • price will lie
lir I . llOltN A HOF V‘IAN.
N. 11 r. It:t.r of -1, .re.
W.11(0,', AEI) DICOOKS&STEMSONI
I.)E AWAKE GAPS,
)i P.\ I J N L'l .
11:; /4t; d
PHILADELPHIA.
1%,;. ; 1 t I••••. ~f colors
e. notice.
:,: ht-I ,
WANTED FOR "WEARING OF TILE
cnltrtaininst book puhlishea.
Ilnodear and Wi4 A Lt.:, IA say
colt, are tired of
t y er,ty reporiA.
SOLI) ONE
'.•',,m11.1 Gar a i'lreol*r.•
Nest pub.
, 'r ...441utti th etruct,
'1 I.‘, "..c 'l' S XS' AN
twrr Fob 711 E
lig
FI: COSIpAN
ME
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il t u•al ion allotted good Agent,
D. A. WI ;JD: FIELD, Special Agent.
10 124 Walnut Lg., PhHada
', • ANT}:i,,liy roawor.lll,lol . , Aettrit.i , eit 1,7 Nam
lA, A•iiii . o-4 with Atatiip for CliCtiliir
ri/I • ipAN V., 413 (iv tnut 41. 1.1,i1mt..
Jitiy --111
Loop
628 ITOOP SKIRTS. 628
ROPKIN'S "ONI.N
• ErITON.b: 1
and Cnzapotz Low Paticto Huta. Fkit is In
the earl: rt. 'trail Shirts, 25 sprits, 51.00; 30
spl and 40 springs. :1.45. Plain Skirts,
tore, zia eprings, 80 Coats; spring,
springs, 51 Y 5. 11'a,T001.,/ in
er,ro r, aje
-Our Oti N Niake" of '.1.1N lON SKIRTS:" Eleven
Tape irons 20 to So spring!. SI.2U to $2.50.-
1.1:1111, Six 1 . 41.,, reo to 50 spring 4, front tr, Cents to
$2.00. Tile.: art bettor than thi6esold by other
esta:•liabutents . as first - chow peals, and nt ranch lower
prices.
"Our OWN tithe" ot "CHAMPION SKIRTS" are
in every way superior to all other hoop Skirts before
the public, and only hove to be etanained or wore
to convince every one of taw ft*. Menuf..ctuaed of
the beet littemlittielted English Steel Spring*, very en'
eerier tapes, and the style of the motalie lento/dugs
and manner td secoriog there amp...fur durability
end excellence any other Skirt in th's country, and
ate lighter, Moro elastic, will wear longer, Alva
more sathisction, and aro really cheaper than all
others. I.'rery bray Irliould try, than. They are being
sold ortonsively by Merchants throughout title and
the adjoinittr AA,: at very moderate prices. If yen
want the best, att. •er -.napkin's Champion Skirt,.
If you do not land then.. get the merchant with whom
yell deal to older thew for you, come or send
direct to no. Merrhant, a ill find our different grades
of Skirts exactly what they nerd. and *e.eopeclally
Invite then, to call and etsmine our extensive assort-
Meta, or vend for Wholesale Price
To be had at Retail at Manufactory, and ot the Re.
tailTrmle generally, nod at Wit lesalo of the Manu
facturer only, to whom all orders .I'o,l be addressed.
ANUFACTORY AND SALESROOMA.'S ARCH ST.,
Maarten Oth algal 71.11 its., Philodelplala.
Feb. WM. T. HOPKINS.
Watt'lto. and gtulirit.
REMOVAL!
The lhm of Soma & 31cestrrur have removed to
North Baltimore street, next door to Spangler's Shoe
Store. We hereon hand a choice asurtraent of
CLOCKS, WATCHES,
(11oli auk! Silyer,)
J E WELRY,
of all hiadi nod latemt ttyles. Silver and Plated Wows
also; tine Clad ! Silver and Steel
S P E•C g.s
of the hest mantAlactoVo. Also, Irtollor, aldtat's, Ae•
eiirdeolus, Votes, Vifie, Le:, an443sLitikr Eltriort,
Keys, Le.
All kinds of Repedring in Ow line &MO
at' - iisreasonab/e prices as! eleeioAere,
and zvarranied.!
Ala - Thankful for past favors, We 01101! a COTISIUD.
;sauce of same. -SOPER k,
Juno 17,1868.-1 r
IS: A 0 K. STAUFFER;
Watchmaker,and leweler,
No. 148 North 2d at, rorner qf Quarry,
Pill, when tho privilege of converting the An.
T-4 0 Notre ezpirol,UNtTlY pemna who nridt•cted
FOR
orivert into 5.20 Bonds, or sell, lost the premium I
the privilege of converting. It will be the ! CLO-THING
same with the maturing In June toot July
next, if not di-posed of in time. Thee nook win either
and IiADIC I
THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
GETTYSBURG, PENNA., LINEN CoLLARS,
Is agent for the sale of the 17rst Mortgage
Union Pacific Rail Road.
G PER CENT.43OID INTEEHT BONRB,
ut par it interest plyable .10 , 71-Antaptlly ut nr
Cullntior. .{II I,V:(0C411 i7.f.61.111ii0a yf.c
1:0. aRXOLD,CuIi t r
Ottlymburg, N0v.27, 1667.—tf
FIRST NATIONAT ! BANK
GET rYSB URG
HILL ALLOW
SPECIAL DEPOiITS
PER CENT. PER ANNUM PORI YEAR
31011.ji;
WILL co:o vEh r
7-2 U NOTES I NlO :•-20 BON Di AS U: , U AI, free
charge
CASH CONIPOLIND INTEREST NOTES k COUPONS.
Will als.purillaso UT sell STOCKS and BONDS of
every kind free nf charge as t!ontrulseivri. and will nt
411 hairs pay this JIMIIIEriT PRICE for
06fa ) AND
and with ple4Aure transact all kmAnt , 44 promptly a.
hnrct,foro pertaining ts.s a well regniatell
•, SI Eilt. A lINOT,U, Ca.hler.
iiettyshurg.Nov. 6 lbGl-11
c .labito.
G ETTYsBU ItG 1 4 1 VERY,
SALE& EXCHANGE STABLES.
'I I HE Proprietor of these Stables,
feeling thank ful ror the librralpalretiage
hrre
tufore received, begs leave to inform the politic that
hi:continues the 1.1 V MIT . CUSIN Y.: 4 S at his oldstand
tin Washington street,Geitygl , 3rit . .aecr the Itaili , sd,
whate hp ij preNrrd At all time., to.tecciainieiate
perso.is with anything 1'11,1314,e.
COICUES, IiI;GOIES,
tarnished at short notice and on reasonable term?,
anduanspetent dt leers sent along it desired. Persons
will be convoyed to ctlior town:. or to any piaci, I n
the country. life stock and Coaches aro of the first
g lass, and no lorins will lie spared to make passen
gers comfortable lie is prepared at all times to
furnish coaches . for funerals; and also to parties it.
siring to go over the Battle Field .r to visit tics
Springs.
A LSO-II 0 It S E S AND 51 C LE S.
will be...might and duld at ail t PIaVJUP , 40.11 -
ing to pareb.e.t..cl: will 8011 It to
their
to call on the nolersigned, as Isis stock is warranted
to be as represented or no dale. Ile has a tine lot
of Ron.. and Moles at present on baud which will
be sold un I easonable torrid. Thoy ore sound and
free from disease, and are guarantied to sw'srk as
represented. Person, wilt find it to the' rad vantage
tocall at the old stand before hiring or purchasing
elsewhere. -
)Say 21, 1.347.—tr SICILOLAe WEAVEtt
THE EAGLE LIVERY,
SALE & EXCHANGE STABLES.
Itrushtngtan Alfred, Belly burg,
ADJOINING THE EAGLE JHOTEL
T HE undersigned would respect
fully Inform the public that he has opened
a oew LIVERY, SALE AND EXCILANOS STABLE
in this place, and is prepared to otter superior ac
commodations In this Due. tie, has provided himself
with Buggies '
Carriages. flacks, Light Wagons, du ,
of the latest styles, softie's( to meet the publi: de.
mood: Ills horses are ativenod, without spot or
lab, and perfectly reliable—none of your "old clip•
pies," but all of the "2.10" order.
!ti t ling partie, can alvraya be acCommodated and
ci.tufortabie ~11:111inents furnithexj.
Parties, large or small, can get just wind that •=:aht
on the meet accerumulating terms.
Visitors to the 11..ttle-dal politely attended to,
and roSialde drivers furnished if desired.
Parties conveyed to and front the Depot upon th
rival and departure of every train.
Horses bought i i sold, or axolutugetl, and always
■ chance for bargains given. Our motto is "fair play
and no gouging."
IMParticular •tteutlou pad to furulsblog Vo
hlclw and.Llacks fur Funerals.
on rselver that by charging moder
ately and. by tarnishing superior accommodations,
we cannot tail to ;Alma° every one who patronizes
our establishment. T. T
Mew va.lßBl.
Nitride lard.
CANNON'S
MARBLE WORKS,
CORNEA OF tAL rIMOR3 AND - EAST MID-
DLE ST., OPPOSITE TILE COURT-HOUSE,
ETTYSB PA.,
B VARY DIMORIPTION OF WORK XXIOUTRD IN
Tag FINItiT STUN o'r ?UR ART
May 29,18.T.L-tf
ETTYSBURG MA RIME YARD.
kJ! KBALEI A ARO.
Irt Stet York at reet,Gstiolburt. Po. Wbere they
'rein-oared iOittruish a 1 I t fia of Work . In their limy.
111X1/1 1B 11011016NT 9 , MOSEL% IigADEITCiNX9
MANTLIO, id, &G
lik"h4Cshlaitaiiiiatiesomr,asAeip the ekeapist.
Sll4lOriels teall. Prod*"Oak/Haig exchange far
EMMS
. _ ... ~ .
, . ,
.TX,..,/r4l rit A R' IS' .-
wiliA4 sq c ' " rIEF . 4I . - tor' itit:lK OAIL
t- r.
wamiebill it itirsla.
-
(54thiug, tntg, GOots, 4
GEO. JACOBS &BRO., Ne 4 Boot and Shoe sfore.GILLESPIE & CO.,
ItgROIIANT TAILOR,B, D. KITZMILLER & BRO., Dealers in Flour, Grocer-
GETTYSBURG, PENNA., ieS, NOtiOnS Sie . 1
I.oltl, STREET, OrPOME
Chambersb7grg Strccf, Oettllsburg;•
n o xi . d.or t. Keys:tap , 11140.
CLOTHS, CISSIMERS, TWEEDS,
Of all styles, and best quality
the market can. produce,
furnished cheap as can
be sold in the country,
which will be cut out,
if desired, without
extra, ch*ge.
Goods Made: 'yp and Warrantea
Also. sko o 4 gnnts for A,14111,1 Camay for the,
Howe - Sewing .11achhte,
The moat perfect &re! !able, in A mcrica !
The highest premium—the Cross of
the Legion of Honor, and Gold
Medal—awarded-at the Po‘ris
Exposition, 1807. •
The Howe Niach:ne will do a larger variety of work,
hi better style than any other machine, and defies all
c mputition for simplicity and ease in working.—
Call and examine Mein. Clrce•..tra containing price
list, EC. cart ho had on 3pplirat
HEAD-QUARTERS
HATS AND eitps,
BOOTS & SHOES,
Every kind of Gentlrmen's Wear,
COTToN STOCK IN(
POCK ET BOOKs,
ritAvELING SACKS,
lt.ri.Grt.ll,ll:en'r ~1:11! ac..l
thrtis at the
LOWEST CASH PIHCES
Boys' Hats Sltrws,
1111.•;1V, C. 1•11 1,114! %VT
.kprri
SP.RIN(i AND SUMMER
ILE (Y HATs
• Fop.
S. S. NI'CREARY
_l-l As Jo., frivli and
t II Vli+. the vary •lyla of •
flue Silk Caiiiiiinere, and S.ift Fur flat, and a
large Of fine and lour nrirril Wird lIATS and ;
'i. , !-4,401 , 4 , .ay .
KLINGELS
Boot ami Stu ov Emporium,
srritErr,
T 11'u D001:S SOUTII (l' Jll.' PREiI:I"TEI:I4.\
11C1:;j1
;ht. pnet ceta:ned 11,111 the city
. with the hest and elte.tla•it eatiely
Shots and Cla!tere. for ti;,rih4 an l t'eh , Jaer. * , * - r.' l
!co,' h. Gctlysliurg. con.ist .4 of
LADIES' CONGRESS GAITERS,
t PIES' BA LMOIIA i; A ITER. 4 ,
I.lDi Es' COM 3ION AITERS,
LADIES' KID SLIPPERS. All
LADIES' tiOCQCCJ BALMORAL:.
IN LARGE VARIETY.
Ii ENT'S' FI:KNCII C A I.F BOOTS,
GENTS' AMERICAN CALF BOOTS,
DENT?' KIP BOOTS',
CENTS' CONGRESS GAITERS,
GENTS' CALF BALMORALS,
41 ENTS' SLIPPERS, all style:,,
GENTir BROGANS. kc.
MISSES' CONG EsS 2ERS,
MISSES' BA LAIOR A L.LI ALTERS.
MISSES' SP/ROCCO Bt LNIOR A LS,
Ac , Ac., Ac.
BOYS' CONORESS GAITERS.
BOYS' CALF lIALMORALS,
BOYi' kc., Ac.
INFANTS' 5110 ES,
IN LARGE VARIETY.
M 64, 11..., And Shoes of LiAt•wia 11.111/f.lelillt
All will be sold at the lowest living profits. tlny.
ers,.from town and country.. arc incited to call and
eianAe goods and pricey before purchasing else.
Mare, feting confident that I who
may call.
Tbe MANUFACTURING of Boots Shoes. and Gal
, ters, will also be carried on, in all its branches, as be
' lore. Repairing done on short notice. By employing
none but first class woe Linen, and using none but the
, choicest leather, he feels confident af maintaining his
, former rcputation. Cortali,ly no th ing will-be left un
',lotto to deserve It.
lia.,Tbankftil for past (scorer, ho sclipits n confirm
; ante of public patronage. O. 11. ELINGEL.
Gettysburg, April 22, 1ai.3.-tt
•
THE LATEST STYLES
OF SPAIN() AND SUMMER
Hats, Caps, Boots & Shoes,
Just recnivvd by
ROBERT C. COBEAN,
Chanatersbidg Bh-get, F'irst &pare,.
GETTYSBURG, PENNA.,
Where the pithlir can find a large and varied rt
meat which he is selling chap. lie also nianufae
tures and repairs
HARNESS, of all kinds,
promptly and on roanonablesternts. Itridlea, Halters,
Trani■ Yallaee Wldie, Cigars, and a variety of no.
lions, give on a c April 29, 18G8.-t,
SPRING & SUMMER
CLOTHING.
GE-O. ARNOLD
has now opened a LARGE STOCK of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
mostly of Lb own mean facture,conslat log of ell a izeo of
COATS, PANTS & VESTS,
SHIRTS,
CRAVATS,
AT PRICE TO SUIT 'TUE TIMES.
we-Cali, examine and JRidge fur your solves. - 1011.
April 22, 1868,0
•i'RUNKS, Valises, Oil, Carpet
—. and ItnMond Sacks, at Cr,NN ISO DAM'S.
FLY -NETS, Umbr4fas and Ho
alety, &c., at CUN NINGLIAMT.
SMOKING and Chewing Tobacco,-!
Cigars vied Pipe., at CUNNINGHAM'S.
LINEN and Paper Collars, .Neek.
ties, Ilandkerchieft ' and a great variety of No.
lions and Fancy ttoods of all kinds, at
CUNNINGIIIAM'S.
D RESS Coats, Pants and Vests
at CUNNINGHAM'S.
CLOTH Coats, Pants and Vests
at CUNNINGHAM'S.
FANCY Cassimer Summer Coats,
paaaaatai Vesta at CUNNINGHAM'S.
.90IMMER Cassimer Coats, Pants
Rad Testa at CUNNINOIIA3II.
-•
LIVEN' Coats, Pants and Vests
- at CUNNINGHAM'S.
OTTONADE Coats, Pants and
`Vote at • CI72ININGRAMI3.
=I
Cotton and Wool Shirts
linwenst annimanora
10B.T-DAY 84110nr and Alarm
Loans at CIINNINGRAWL
Flutes, Fifes, Flue.
wr,4111114001001m, OVIDIUW"
TO Ilf
ECM
at,ei
PAT Eli
PAPER BOSOMS,
(ILO\ IM,
HAN OKEIteIIIEFS,
Pl(UliFa
C.I„N ES, &c., Sc
MEE
iil y,•r 111 lu'i~ (I/
C. NoItICIS
=I
DRAWERS,
HOSIERY, &e.,
(nothing, MOO, cf boo, (tr.
rusum mtJniei g ued 1114 , 6 opened. nr near Duot and
1. Shoo St re. on York street. Gettysburg, In the
room rectally occupied by Sorsa h Iretittcfsir, and
have last t eculred bola the City it large assort.
went of
BOOTS& SHOES
BM
GENTLE NI c. N, LADIES &
WEAR,
Consisting of Calf &Kip Boots,
Congress & llalmoral Gni-
tern, Slippers; &c.
.i • .
•
We at,. MANUFACTI:II.I; TO ORDER, nil kinds 0 /Nall: i M.S . , SI U.VLINS",
or Boars AND SI/ORS—the work being 'sr.'s, np Ili., am! fresh. al‘cr,. for ~...1., 4
~ ,
of best materials *Ea by Bretl.l ass workmen. The (iitt.x.4vit .1 Co. a. 111 ./..rrt• no vliorl to g.:ra,t, and !
senior partner has .been .in that tu.ine.nl for aver 15 • are conlialent lat be:ng . abl.. to 410 1,0 hay constantly i
yearil :ma perscatally ellperintensis MI wurk wade up; 1 krepin:: a fol! .1,1 choice stuck. awl belling at the j ClO7l/S, CASSLIIERS, JR ANN.
We resin - canny invite the attention $.4 the public to , Yeaylt.,, , st pr . ..litd. C011,11 . 2Y PrtoDurn IvAute4,,lllbr •
cur est .blisbuout, and hope lay alt ct attention to fot aho cash or ILI I nultuLgo Cr go..ba, hiv.h..t market :
' I.li , haze and by fiViling at lowest a :I , h 1111,4, '0 pi no td , it, allowe.l. JOS El'll S. ill 1.1.E9P1 K.
• an: iri, alkibrartliAt..- DANIlit. C.ISIDIAN.
• . ._.. •
DA VD KITZIII LLER,
J ACOII A. K rzmiLLCR
2,1, 1
. ; SELLING OFF!
NEW CLOTH N - , G. "It 1( . 011 flo Weld, VAtle
R 0 uE tel,Es _vD I. ( 2 0
,t VIM; *A ,•LH,;,,,: ft—tuthr %Eilt Il$4• krit ,
AT BRINK EItIIOEPS.v eirrr
O
t.,. , 1 xt^ rt to their
STACKS OF !
CASH, as that is Inv motto.
j.. 1 1 : . 1 . .!t ri , c i li a l r : , l ,, Z I t liC in, c i or r n ,.. .i , r ui r , 1 t i l: „ . ,,, p i i i i , t ,. . , , i n t
, t .
m a i i i i i I , ' F A
11 i
t; v I ;
,; u e
e'. , I
~.,..: . r
~,,..,
in,i,
~,......e„ , ,
an Plinio:ally IlltrActivo.w."rttneot of in - irt i t s, el. of all I;itotr. 111.1:1,....,, Ftt4nrP,
CLOTIII.`7C , Foil SKIING .k SC ‘INIEII WEA 11
' p
which hel lour, Bacon, Lar,l Dried Beef,
will null st ,ieli prices a c in n
s et fait to :
t„.ko them off seer
r,,i,i,11y. Cat
I and
J
„,1, 0 fur ~,,,,r , 1 I.ar,y tot ~ f . vel ) -._..tad Stig. ir,dlised flatus, No.l )lack-'
selves., Tu look at the excellent material, tasteful`
rti. :had :' ,l Ile. dug.
cutting. and nett an ~,t,t,,,,id,d sewing, and then I My Liquor cannot be surpassed 1
to gel his low prices—calle t s manor help hut hay, t o cheapnes s or ,viality. In.:. Commott Witinkry 110
when they see it so
, f ur infali .11,a1 ut oulturo Frt. I. Brandy. Holland 6in or,
purpomvP. Huta Ry
Keepers can
e Whiskey—
much
f
Ito has Coats, Punts, Vi to their interest to do so.
sfa, Of :iil if ylorf and =nen
alit, flats; lilts and Shoes; ibe empplit.l with Minors at City prices. and save I
Phi: is, of all kinds, Ilied,y, Moves, 111 telker. , f .,.,,i,b,,,,,,i ~,,,k A„ ,.. ~,,..,..,.. . ,„ „. _ , zit,
chiefs, Neck Ties, CraVots, Linen and Paper Collars ii
,i ;” ~.,,,e , ',„ Ah. :Z , A. ~.1 ,,, ,,,A ur V e '" v i: i " , - ,... ... -""
Suspenders. Brushes, Coint.s ; di J. NIA r.TI N,
Trunks, Valises, Unitircllas, Pozhet linters. Segars, ,__ o _. ; ~.,, A. ,
!tolling., •I ,th.f tVal•1114
Smoking and Chewing Tobaccos,Plp., Stati.,,,,,y. L c , ''''`d -' • •
_
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, with a thousand and -
'
ent other articles, entirely too numfiruni(to dstail la l\rkt BOYER sr,ol‘l
A newspaper advertisement. fl..- S
•
Ile asks the attetition of the public tu Lis new ,
:
stuck, confident that it will !,iitaii—s,i.l no Dan Carl I) EA.L E R S I N
or will doll cltri*or. DOW t forget theplace—corner
of Verk i treet and the Diantund,Gettyslonfg. . _
A1.:1122, IS6B. 1
JACOB LIMN KERII(4'F. Gito i il, RA - 1 , , , Q ,
.'YOTIONS )
ti El A) ) 1. I I , •
_ _ -
Tontertions, Top,
CONFECTIONERY
ME
RTITREkAI 8-VLOON
JOHN GRUEL,
(hamhersburgSt., Gettvshurg,
next door to - 4agle notch
Haring e:dnideted hit 11..): 1.11:1•1111r, ti:110V,11,7.1 the
latgest Inwnt ,nt nd in Get
tyh!luri;. try•ll:l , ng
FRENCII AND
COMMON CANDIES,
T.,,,,Nut.t, Lc.. end everything belongint: to a ("trot- •
cLuoi.Ceuft, ti.merv, with special accutoloksiAli,. G.r„ .l
I.adit , s and GeOlsruen.
I-CE CREAM kJ('
oupplied un Ideorte.it
P.• f
PHOTOGRAPH ALIWIIS,
LADIES' COMPAIONS
() I 14 I'."l'
DESK s,
PERFUMERY,
FANCY CHINA BuIIEMIAN VASES,
TO I'S, %,
AT A. It. FEISTEL'S,
A )pposlie Fa Store
E. H. MINNIGIT I
CIIIMBERS•111. 7 11(; STREET,
1;,3 If
UE'll'YSllll6,
Gillfcctloll. and
News i)(Tot
The Daily Papers of Baltimore,
Philadelphia, INCNV York,
and choice Aragazines.
All kinds of COnfeetions:, Can
dies, Oranges, Lemons,
Nuts. icze., &e.,
ICE CREAM. & CAKES
supplied to routines and parties at sl,octest rates
za.—tr
DIAMOND
SEGAR STORE.
REMOVAL.
The tivitlerAighett Lae reztiun,liais Soot Store to the
NOP.TII-EAST CORNER (W Tilt: DI WIN D,
OETTYSBUI;(I,
wh9re he flake a continuance of the, pnblie patronage
His ue,e location is use of the most
CENTRAL ANP--CONVENIENT,
and his dock of Seora 3111ung thu mist chidee and oat
Isfactory
Ue will keep on Laud tlio Lost BRANDS, and wilt
manufacturtfor general sale throughout the county. N.
will soli at the lowest living prices, and at wholesale
MEM
lie ie also the agent tui thoßichutond (Va.) Tobacco
Worke r and will sip their Chew lug Tobacco, at wholo-
sale lower than it call be bougl4 in the city
Menirinlyer the placo,ln the Diamond, Iwt‘T etql Brink
erhoirs Sture and McClellact's Hotel
WASIIINO TON 111Elt1101V EIS
April 8,180.-1 f
JOHN M. MINNIGH.
Dia -in o n4l thnfectionery .17 Ice Cre,on, Saloon
BA LTINIORE Street, two doors above Centre Square,
'Cluttysbuit, Pa. Having returned from tho city
with a full stock of Confectioner v, I will soil at thovery
lowest profits—including
FRENCH & COMMON CANDIES,
Oranges, Lemons, Nis is, Toys. Notions, Ac., and eTecy
thing belonging to a liretnlass Confectionery, with
CAKES, MEAD AND LEMONADE. Also,
ICE CREAM
'applied on abort notice. ,
May s).—tl
Let all the People 'Come 1
.. _
Fancy Goods and Confectionery Store.
THE undersigned, having bought
L out J. at. Warner's Fancy Goods and Confection
ery Store, on Baltimore street, nearly opposite Fehr,-
estacks' Store, Gettysburg, Invite/111e public's patron
age. Large and tasteful as the stock has been, no
effort will be spared to render it still more at tritetive
and desirable- Ile now offal,
Writing Desks, Plain
_candy,
Work Boxes, Fancy do.,
Portfolios, Pickles,
Satchels, Sardines,
Pocket flocks, ' Lobsteri,
China Toys ' Chow.cbow,
Pocket Cut [cry, . Fancy Cakes,
Jewelry, Ferena Crackers,
Chess, . Wine Biscuits,
Brasbes, Muaroon do.,
Perfumery, Flee Works,
Soap% ' relli CP•aells,
Comte, Writing Papers,
Molts,Envelope',
,
Eltts• Tobacco A Began,
37ra ika., *c. *c., . .
Pl '“Teo viiimoursoolutirriox.” •
liclatoodslosin ea irTekial al thElawad Pal&
Me prim. bellaiimittnA "usaitproAts" *tog "q
*k
lOW Naar, thimmelbm bed ItiF biog. qm4 salkqr.
. 001 1 1 M 0011^4000 Jai! - : A. & PMTS.
.70714 7 /00- 47 ' :
. .
GE'VTYSBIJRG,
rNY ITI the attention of the pel•lic to their large
L stock of U•csl+, :It MP ohd stand. on York street,
next door to the Utoto, Inn, c 0 , 1 ,4114: of the brit of
- GROCE It 1 E S,
SaglirA, Syrupx. CATeri, To.ie, 3pl:es, Salt,
'Se.; the -
BEST BRANDS OF FLOUR
in tl Illiirkef, with 11111114, Allool.lers, Sides, VIA,
Drivlt FroitA, .tr. Also,
N 0 T .1 0 IV.
V4lVlety: 11,13 r an•l Str•ne
ware, Cr , :herr•uan•• 11:.kcts. Seg.tra,
.till :a than, and l ilt alter articlrs.
=HIE
,S'one, lrooden and Willow IVare, SIGN OF TILE ItEll FRONT.
TX, A general assortment of thoy.bur g , r,, ISGI -tf
all Goods usually kept in
DU - MORN & HOFFMAN
a FAMILY GROCERY.
BARGAIAS
ROC E
OFIN CRESS S.: SON
11 A the l N Jai p enal
" Co w r„ l et r • " ::1 7 1 . hi . I ( "u ' t b S41 " 11; r o e "
ILAVe 1110 r,criva.,ll, Ei.i...rtrneut of FR MS II
Glto CERIES,
iucludiuK SugarF, (7,.ffee, 3101:maef, Syrup, Ty..,
Spico, T.A,Avekr,kalt, Fi,h,llanr.Shr,ulderA, !cc, 60,
1 I E ENS WARE, CONFECTIONS,
4.41. Fro Faucy Article. and Nolitms Bauer-
ally. W. u also ktep wr Laud FLOUR 11.1 If
ste
F.r vvo Are prepared to
very tll, Judge for your-
JoIIN CRESS.
J. St. r'F. ES1•!.
Grocery dud Flour tore
MEALS & BROTHER
lAV rt (T 31,4 d r SI-tr
I Iv, 4,1 ttl:••1:• tltvy pra
1.• , , • t
L. tt• ta:
GROCE.IES,
FL0171:, FEED, NOTIONS, .iz.4
11..0 %.:PA.:TU.:LES in at-aqua. fresh front the city
as the ehespest thvy only ant theli.weat living
pr,tit, they hope to merit ftLII.I rtACe/Te liberd
share 44 public patrea.ge. MEALS & EEO
April s, ISOM- --t(.
GOOD NEWS !
1 E\ RY ()VE It DEER,
of.a ll .q,ury, . Penner.,
[7 AS ruuj hte I Lip new S .Ttrhe."4::.ann:l l s r : 4
11 terne.t from the city
4.0,1 et., 11 ut i;oAl,, which he respoctfully Invites
.1“.1 the 1. nhlic e. nernllq to e. 5.11 rind et-
GROCERIES,
CEDAR, - WILLOW AND QUERNS-WARE, FLOUR
CORN MEAL, FEED, Ac
6a Tlw ca•L or lir .1- will be given for Flour, Curti,
hatter, Egg 4, Bacon, I.lrd, 11.sp,s, kc.
April 1,1,155.—1 f
GROCERIES & LUMBER
AT PAXTON'S STORE. ON THE lIILL, RA LTIMORZ
FRESH GROCERIES
every week, from the City, Prurkiong, Dried and
Greco Fruits of utl hand, nt lowest
112:11
FLOUR, CORN MEAL, C/lERSE, PURE CIDER VIN
ROAR;SOAF3 OF ALL KINDS, CANDLES,
NOTIONS, CONFECTIONARIFiL
BROOMS, lc.;
LUMBER,
such as Se:Loping, Posts, Shins,tes, Plsnk, lc. , contin
%sally on hand lowest Using rates. Call and see.
June 24.—tf.
gitotograplilitrits.
EXCELSIOR GALLERY
PIIOTOCrRAPIIS,
PHOTO MINIATURES
Stereoscopic Views of the
BA'T'TLE-FIELD,
STEREOSCOPES,
PHOTOGRAPH FRA I ES,
IMEM=MI
GREAT VARIETY,
AND A7' GREATLY RED COED
PRICES'.
411 - Wu dal in nothing but the beet t&f Its kind. Cull
and examine our stud:. C. J. TYSON,
April 1,1865.—tif
REMOVAL!
THEO ETTYSBURO SKYLIGHTUALLERY.
THE undersigned takes pleasure
In announcing to the citizens of Gettysburg and
the public generally that he bu removed from Me
old rooms on Westididdle street, to Baltimore street
and nearly opposite theat ore of Yohnestock Brothers.
The room he SOW occupies, has been recently fitted
up expressly far his bugloss& The location it an ad
mirable one, stabling him to take pictures In all
shades of weather, and with a correctness unequalled
any whereehte,
LIFB—LIK.B PTIOTOGRAPUB,
of every El:sand description, executed in the finest
style, particular attention given to the ClallTlf..Dß..
VISITS. and in copying AMBROTTPRB and DA
UHRBZOTYPEiI oi deceased friend'. Also—
•• TUN 0 Br/TOM:11W GRUB,
a naw etyleof picture which him become very point
. lar with the public. not only fur their beauty, but for
cheapwws and convenience. SIXTEEN for ONE
DOLLIU only. Also—.lßE POIICIILAIN PIC—
TURES, which for their beauty and durability Sr.
unsurpassed.
June 21.11166. mulless.
JOB PRIN.VING,
EXECUTED NEATLY AND Ch EAPLY
t
OrortritO.
PA.,
BUTTER AND EGGS,
TOBACCOS,
A I bO,
MEE
IN °Err YSBURG
E if 0 1 ,1 L
ALL liINI LS' 01'
=EI
FANCY ,COODS, NOTIONS
I=
AIIBItOTYPES, ttc.,
FM
or nut 1411011P11011
AT TILIS Qinel.
grp eoods, gotta', *r.
YAHNESTOCK BROS.
SPRING GOODS.
We •re VOtt,i •ntly receiving Dew •nd teal Mole at) ire 14'
EMU
POPLINA,
PleU RS, SPRING C•IAAK DIOS, ALPACA?,
DIM %IN ZS. CA [ACM?, LAWNP, Abe,
14r,,, con writ suPPIY `4.
, whit evrry variety of Morals for And Boy'tt wur.
We have wlle,l ro • ~id.•r,bl y OM uwrtu.ent
CARPETS,
which la ;litany roduced price.
QUEENS-WARE
IS 1111.1.41.. ItA
11 A It D
I=
MATEILIALK.
We ieel wo can uLike It to. Ikea. aktortmt oY
thu purchurr, to purchur trunk u.
IRON tl NAILS at reduced prices.
OILS R PAINTS at low rates
GROCERIES, of all kinds
Ithe ne u tall and be comiikevf
FAIINESTOCK
Nowr ft- WEST CORNER,
IV 7' 1: R SQ UA R F
GE' IYSBURG, PA
A L P A et' A 9.
=III
)111:41ANS, PRLAINKS,
I•ALICOY.B A 81N(111AW
BiLwOKALSKIRTS
HOOP SKIRTS,
SACK
SW A W
OOTTONA DE.
➢LACK CLOTUS
TRICOT CLOTHS.
FANCY CASSIMERRS
II 4) S R Y, OI.OYLP
SIJSP RN DF:Ra ,
COLLARS,
JEA NS,
DARPRTN,
QURRNSWARD,
KNIVNB ,AND FORKS.
UMBRELLAS; WINDOW BLINDS
• DONT FORGET ?BE PLACT.-14
April 22,1AG;.-tf
1868.
DRY GOODS f
MOST EyELLENT ASSORTMENTS !
ISELL for very small profits, and
aim at doing tory large Ittiqinom.
FASHIONABLE SHADES OF FINE SILK POP.
LINS.
FASHIONABLE SHADES OF FRENCH wow. POP.
LINS.
FASHIONABLE SHADES OF ALPACIA POPLINS.
FRENCH CHINTZES, PIQURS, PRRCALICS AND
L 4.WNS.
BLACK SILKS, PLAIN SILKS, PLAID SILKS.
SWISS MUSLIM, JACONKT MUSLINS, CAMBRIC.
BLACK ALPAPCA, COLORED ALPAOCA, BLACK
ALL WOOL DELAIN.
RISTORI SUAIN I LS, CASHMERE BRAWL:4, Tiff bwr
SHAWLS.
CLOTIIVASSIMERS,CLOAKINGIS, LINEN DRILL
INO, COTTON ADE.
TABLICOVEES, TABLE LINEN, NAVIIINS, TOW.
ELS.
BALMORAL SKIRTS, HOOP SKIRTS.
PLAIN LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, EMBROIDERED
HANDKERCHIEFS, IIEM STITCHED HAND
KERCHIEFS.
MgN'S, LADIES', MISSES', A CIIILDRENII , ,a LOT 69,
AND STOCKINGS.
Agri am constantly receiving the latset styles of
Drees and Fancy Goode. My stock mount'ses every
] thing usually found in • first-class DRY GOODS
STORM, to which I Write th• attention of the public,
feeling assured that I can safely challenge compari
son with all other Stores In quality of g ode and low
ness of price. fo
Gettyburg, Pa., April 29, 11168.—tf
;'NEW GOODS.
Cheaper, than Ever!
REBERT & ELLIOTT,
Baltimore st. , opposite the Court House,
H AVZJusC Opened • new and large assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods
OF ALL KINDS,
CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES, -
TWEEDS,
SILKS,
• GINGHAM'S,
LAWNS;
PRINTS,
HARBORS,
MUSLINS,&c.,
Proprietor.
To which they !wale alteuttoo-4444 dstermloed to
..ti at lowest cash piplees. (April 8, Ifiet. —lf
ROW- & WOODS
ARE SELLING AT LOWEST PRICES,
CLOTIftz.
CASSIIII KM,
JEANO,
coTTON A D to
CILVITIA I.
TLL ME,
I M
0111GYA
SKIRTINGS, as.
' lettliuse", (414//p,
poor sc.
PIRROALII9,
11=
NV A It E,
IMMI
DICSIRMILZ 1868.
ALPACCAP,
DILAIwL
LAWN
POPIM %
EI
nani.mirrp.
Psiscuids, ao
, 1,
/I .4. RPEII, Ire
raorautolui
11,1tintore Aired, tr4aidips
TERSER Olt
Tun STAR AND SLIYARtN
thy morning, at 1.14ta yen
not pail within the year.
tinned nntil 211 irearegell
thus of the 1,11.1:11ters.
MM ?I ll his
A liberal deductive lefUlei
•lug by the quarteif, flsU
Beare will be loserielllr •
EEO
aria. circulation oti
half larger than that ever .
In Adam. poonty ; ind„at
cannot Le excelled.
Jan Woka of all Rlndll wil
aul al lair rates. 11;441,
It.. tc , itt every rar4l7 at
abort notice. Term. (u 4.
rofts,sional
DR. 11'31. STAI,
I.t. havfognicreel44
services to the . publen t •
ent,at th• Dagraerrees
timoro west,
will be preprr=r
province of the booth&
port Lel SOU of teeth are tnir
enable.
DR. D. MECIC
located at MIDLER
to the public, and hOtets by
feutiotitil duili• to merit a r ,
patronage.
DH. Jz., W. C. 0'
Ila. hls Mee &Chie
street, two door► above km
=
JOHN LAWRE
Oat, Office In Chastberab
of the Lutheran Church,.
llorner's Drng Store, ethers♦ .
and willing to attend.-ally •
of the Dualist Portant' tn
are lovlted to call. • .
DR.
HdS ftrISIPMED tbe Prete
TLICEITOWN, gad olißvi
Office at hie bones, toter
Foundry envy, near the Rs
given to Skid D 1110.140111.
DAVID WILL
AT LAW,Onler at 6iar
ttir.er , 4Coo re Flittre.
=I
il.ty 23 1 , 1%07
CLAIM AGF,ITC
signed Will attend to
against the U. Uove
Uvltot les. Deck Pey, Petralsm
the Court of C 1.111119
At Waishingln.
29,1567. Attorney
J OS. 11. LEFEY
I=l
Hill promptly attend to
Wriliug 14.41,r, Lrn.o”.,
rutrnstarl to lilt tare. -
Fmlorick'eltr.
oc—apioNl by Dm Short, Kips
I=
Attorneys and
McCONAUG
• ated JOIINIt. KEA I
claw at big old dn.., on
lir Iv store, CbAmbariburg it
Frterial attention given •
... , ••ttlement ut E,taten. A
,lithos to 1 . 1LIVIi••114, Monty,
againgt I.l.7tatea.at all Um.
ly attended I.
Laud icarran 1411.w:dm], and
n lowa and other weittern
A J. COVER,
.Lx-• LAW. .111 promptly
all Al., Busitiedirotrastad
ofriv bnt wrn n Nhn.,..t.N, •
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May 9U , 18U; •
DAVID A. BUE
?MY %I' LAW. will pr
ti.,n•al4tl 01 other hnelge•V•
at hiSl , ll , ll/11C. la
411 , 011ite tho Court 11,uso.
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to attend to all hn•leemin h
excellent %Wotan t and vu
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SURV EYOR A_
CONVEYANCER. The
ken ant a Conveyancer'• Lie
a Ith the office of COUNTY
the
IF MT ING OE DEEDS.HON
ARTICLES OF MIRSE
OF SAL •
!laving hudeouelder•ble as •
hopes to receive • liberal •h
nee■ prompt ly attetlt4 In •
Post Alice •thlreea P•lrAeld,
Stay 20, 1847. —1 y
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T HE undersigned
turnclut public that th
Cerpeoting In the Shop term
• •-es
Schick, York iikeest. We ars
in mut/no uLimia•n and a*
estitblishmtnt w ant tywburg
We hope by nte id Natant
• •hnro of pn talc patronage
May 29, 1867.4
WM. C. STAL
GETTY:S7I (I
CARPENTERS &
Aro prepstr,,l to do :all
I ng and writing Int IldtuP of a
Thvy keep v.,mitantly oU
BEEN
Do4Ats. snurrEns, Bt.i:q
WINDOW FRAMES, CO
N DOW. BR
A n,l nny nihe Arliale in
7 4 1.011.1 Millet (111 Col.llWiti,
workmea alwAyb in rnatil
with dlopatch
$11.01,1,2 promptly alts
.1.18, 1881.-tf
TO TIM DPILDI
TY, AND•AL
WHO- WISH 0
THE undersign ed
forme th• pnblic the
CARPENTERIN
nt hie old starid, o. War* str
re.l7 at all nemesia limey • •
thing done In Ms U. ao
kindsof wort for butUdter.iba
terisi, and as neatly mai& ,
any other establiabloentlie
Manila always In readinurr ••
jprotaptneu and dispatch. •
Air •Thankflo I for put &wort,
to bagne•• W ritefvo • liber
rows.
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PETERSBURG, (Y
prepared to offer :to itka
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my Mock Define Dayllook:
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