CiPtoginsbPt*lbt
iriumit Ia rsatiamu
One of the elements of meccas in tiade
lies la the careftd attention to details, the
stoppage of leaks, the boldness flu large
ventures linked to thecareftd mastery of de
tails. • In this respect agriculturists are an
age-behind business men. It is es to be
penny wise in a small way, but that la liar
different from the humid sighual economy.
we commend. If we could get at the fig
ures °factual waste in injudicionalbediratof
stock, for instance, they would be se lerge
as to startle the reader. Hey trampled in
the mud, corn in the cob thrown to the
pigs--such pictures are as common as farm
yards in.the country. Commenting on one
feature.of this fact a writer in the New York
num Says :
"It is an expensive system of manage
z wont to feed whole grain to any kind of
• animals. All kinds of cereal grata are pro
tides:With a tough hull, or skin, which the
digestive tamers of most animals will net
dissolve; consequently, if the skin is not
broken before the grain enters the stomach,
the kerriels will usually past: off with the
. droppings, without affording the animals
that swallowed the grain any more nourish
ment than fragments of wood of equal. size.
During the month of August last the
ts . rriter procured a quantity of horse manure
for top-dressing strawberry plants, and in a
few days after the mulch was spread around
the plants the unbroken kernels of oats
vegetated, so that the entire surface of the
ground appeased as green as a lawn. This
fact showed conclusively that much of the
grain" had never afforded the animals that
swallowed it any nourishment at all.
Young horses having sound and sharp
teeth will sometimes crush every kernel.—
But old horses, with poor teeth, frequently
swallow half their mesa of oats without
breaking the skin of the kernel.
When mills are at a distance, and people
will persist in feeding whole grain, ft will
always be found advantageous to soak the
grain at least about twenty-four hours be
fore using it Suppose, for example; a
teamster li accustomed to feed a team eight
quarts of Indian corn and oats at eaah feed
ing, say three times a day. Let the grain
be put ins pall and covered with warm wa.
ter every time the team is fed. This plan
would require three pails when a team is
fed three times daily. Warm water is far
better than cold water, as cold water in cold
weather will soften the grain but little.—
Teamsters may rest assured that it will pay
well for all trouble to soak the grain before
feeding."
rwiq if4l , ll'SA 11:4.N a OFFA
The majority of Farmers allow their
wheat to get too ripe before it is cut, and it
is estimated that they thus lose one fourth
of its value. The same may be said of oats.
The Model Farmer, of Corinth, Miss., ad
vises its patrons to cut some of their wheat
at least ten days before it Is ripe, and then
cut some in a riper state, keep the two lots
separate, weigh the wheat, and compare the
results. The wheat cut before it is ripe will
have the "plumpest, heaviest, thinnest
skinned, and most nutritive grain."
The Dixie Farmer shows the philosophy
of the principle as follows :
1. The liability to rust is greatly lessened.
The pest, it is known, is oftener destructive
with ten days of "dead ripe" than at any
previous time. -
2. Waste from scattered grains is avoid
ed. This may appear a small matter, but
In a large crop allowed to ripen deed the
loss will be very considerable.
3. Early harvesting gives more time for
securing the grain properly, without being
hurried to prevent loss by shelling out if
the weather is dry, or from sprouting if the
weather is wet.
Among the scientific reasons in support of
early harvesting are these : At twelve or
fourteen days before becoming "dead ripe"
the grain is in the milk state, and there is
but little woody fibre, almost the entire
grain consisting of starch, gluten, sugar,
and water. As the grain ripens, the woody
fibre increases at the expense of the starch
and sugar, and the quality of the grain is
proportionately decreased. The loss 'in
weight of the grain from the milk state to
`dead ripe" is at least 16 per cent. and the
increase of bran is 4 per cent.
The Journal of Agriculture, in publish
ing the foregoing, says :
To the above we add, that the straw of
wheat or oats is much more valuable when
cut early. It comes out green and fragrant,
and contains more nutriment.
The best time to cut wheat er other like
grain is just as the grain enters the doughy
state, and no longer yields milk.
Twirtvs THOUSAND AMISS OF ROSICS,-
Mr. Blunt, the British Vice Consul at Ad
rianople, in his report to the foreign office
this year, gives an account of the rose fields
of Adrianople, extending over twelve or
fourteen thousand acres, supplying:the most
important source of wealth in that district.
The season for picking the' roses is from the
latter part of April to the early part of
June ; and at sunrise the plain looks like a
vast garden full of life and fragrance, with
hundreds of Bulgarian boys and girls gather
ing the flowers into baskets and sacks, the
air impregnated with the delicious scent,
and the scene enlivened by songs, dances
and music.
It is estimated that the rose districts of
Adrianople produced in the season of 1; .
about seven hundred thousand miseals of
attar of roses, (the miscal being one and a
• hill drachms,) the price averaging a little
MOTH than three shillings sterling per miscal,
If the spring Is cool, and there are copious
falls of dew and occasional showers, the
crops prosper, and an abundant yield of oil
to secured. The season in 1866 was so fa
vorable that eight okes of petals, (less than
twenty-three pounds,) and In some cases
seven okes, yielded a missal of oil. If the
weather Is very hot. and dry it takes double
that quantity of petals. The culture of the
rose does not entail much trouble or ex-
Pantie- The oil is extracted from the petals
by the ordinary proeeas of distillation. The
attar is bought up for foreign markets, to
which it passes through Constantinople and
*gyms, where it is generally dispatched to
undergo the process of adulteration with
sandal and other oils. It is said that in Lon
don the Adrianople attar finds a readier sale •
when it is adulterated than when it is genu
ine.
Adr unusual disease prevail' among the
horses in some parts of 'Delaware county,
which has posed the death of several valu
able embroils. The Chester Bepubtican
says it is entirely new, and defies. the skill
of even the most practical horse doctors.—
The symptoms are drowsiness, loss of ap
petite, and apparent bee ofsight. The ani
mal wanders about without knowing 'where
he is going. In one instance, a tine mare,
belonging to it gentlemen in Havexford, ran
against a stone wall and killed her elf.—
The most powerful Medicines, such as cro
ton oil In large quantities, laudanum, aloes,
Mc, Wed to have the least effect, in all the
cases of which we have heard.
Suntexanm m Ikentss.—A correspondent
of the Boston Cultivator nye this is a dis
ease In tunes, and is caused by farmers
turning their animals out at night in a field
where the second growth of clover is grow
ing. Hp-has found theta tahle4poonfel of
saltpetre cures. the worst cases. In all his
experience he has never found a second
&we necessary.
Tot olieSsie of true ssbiftlY is neglect of
Belt. Lit the ttemight of self pass in and
the haw"et aotitm-le gene, like the bloom
nem a go- &wit;
Vs.ta4,
Y OTINT' p COMPOUND!
• too tux max or •
PUTRID BORIC THROAT, nil%
or may other TullassamtorT or litwarddbense elite
Threat if net of teo tos llMWfts. m oo , soma!
TXTMR. Thlsmedkaue bast beau leßd in
THOUSANDS. OF CASES: .
In diffensat pies of the anintry, and his never
Noe knows to fell If taken to time and according
to directions. It is warranted to cure. Ohs it a trial
and It with opiak for 'Melt !Mary household should
prothie themselves with • boa of this medicine and
keep It on hands. Thicuree that it has eff•cted are
truly marvelous. .
i t
red and sold by ilkam:ToTtor k 00., Get
tystnZra, or by their authorised spats. Tor
sale at nearly-AR the Ettore. la Adams - county. •
May 29. 1867.-tf ISRAEL YOIINT k 00.
• A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DUPORCOS GOLDRif PRILIODIOAL PILLS
1/ FOR TRMALIS. Infallible in correcting Lurk.
laxities, Removing Obstructions of the Monthly Torn,
from whatever Ouse * and slump sucessfol a arm-
Tenths.
/males peculiarly situated, or those supposing
themselves so, Sr. cautioned against using them Pills
while in that condition loot they “Invite miscar
riage." Oar ^which admonition, thy. Proprietor as
sumes no althottsh their mildness *HI
present any mischief to heal .
pewit per Box. Six Boxes $ 6.
gold by J. if. HUBER, Druggist,Bole Agent for Get
tysburg, Pa.
Ladles, by es sling him $1 through the Post office,
can have the Pills sent, (conildentielly,) by Mall, to
any part or the country "free of postage."
April 29, 1868.—1 y
ALL AROUND THE WORLD!
The First Prethium
of a Silver Medal was-awarded_
Barrett's Hair Restorative
By the N. H. State Agricultural Society, at
its Fair holden in Naga; Sept. 20, 1866.
BARRETT'S NEGET4BLE HAIR RE
BTORAiIVE restores Gray Hair to Its natural color.
Promotes the growth of the Hair. Changes the roots
to their original organic action. Brad !rates Dandruff
and Homon. Prevents Hair falling out. Ie a superior
Dressing. It contains no inJarions ingredients, and
is the most popular and reliable article throughout
the East, West, North and South.
J. IL BARRZTT & CO., Proprietors,
Manchester, N. H.
MIL-Sold by Dr. R. Horner,Gattyaburg; J.S.Taugh
inbaugh, Hampton; Hartman and Sadler, Peters.
burg ;;;Snyder * Son, Littlestown, and Druggists gen-
erally. Feb. 12. 1868 --ly
THE GREAT CHOLERA
PREVENTATIVE.
X. 1866. L.
TES GREAT
Zingari Bitters.
THIS WONDERFUL • REMEDY was discovered
and introduced about twenty years ego by Dr. E.
Cheopens an eminent Egyptian physician.
lle had long seen and felt the want of some remedy
which would strike at the root of disease, and so
prevent 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
anddying, and observed the inefficiency of nearly all
the remedies then in use. Thus he was led to think
and experiment; and after ten years' stndy and labor,
be presented to his fellow-man the wonderful Zinged
Bitters. The effect of this preparation In the pre
vention and core of disease, was so marvellous and
astonishing, that the most flattering marks of royal
favor were bestowed upon him who discovered it
name was
_placed upon the Roll of Nobles, and
a gold medal with the following inscription—Dr. B.
Cheopsoe, the Public Benefactor—was presented to
him by tke Viceroy.
The
_preparation has been used in several epidemics
of cholera, both as a preventive and curative meas
ure, and with such great 'nooses, that it has been in
troduced into. nearly all the general hospitals of the
old world. ,
The old saying that an ounce of prevention is worth
a pound of cure, applies with marvellous force to
cholera, and therefore any remedy that will protect
us against this terrible disease should be freely and
persistently used.
All pathologists now agree that the cholera poison
acts on the system through the blood, and that any
combination which acts on the excretory organs, and
keep' them in working order, mostprevent &sufficient
accumulation of the poison to exert its terrible effects
on the organism. Thiele true not only of cholera, but
of nearly all other maladies, especially the different
forms of fever.
• The Zingari Bitters is Just such a remedy as the
above conditions require. It acts on the organs of
excretion and _secretion, keeping. up a perfect bal
ance between them. This !litters le composed en
tirely of roots and herbs, so nicely concocted that
•every organ is acted upon and put in tone. Ipa taste
Is pleasant and its effects prompt andlasting.
Numerous eases of the following diseases have
been cured by it: Cholera, Diarrhma, Dysentery,
Snrofula,Typhold and Typhus Fever, Fever, Ague,
Nervous pebility, Anaemia, Female Irregularities,
Dyepepslit, Flatulency, Colic, Ac.
• '
Price One Dollar per quart Bottle.
ri ri li nclpDl a De pot at the Walnut street wharf, Har
Bold i tyDinggistOiotel keepers and Grocers gen
*3J3. F. HALBFLICIA.CII, sole Agent fo;pettyr
burg.
P. HARTER, Sole Proprietor
Harrisburg, Pa
May 29;1867
Speer's Standard
WINE BITTERS!
•
FOR THE WEAK,
FOR TEE PALE,
FOR THE SICKLY,
FOR THE AGED,
FOR FEMALES,
FOR SPRING USE!!!
2Zr" No Bitters equal to them
SPEER'S STANDARD WINE BITTERS,
I=l
Wine, Herbs and Roots
Speer's Celebrated Wine, so well knows, with
PERUVIAN BARK,
oaAlicoirms FLOWERS,
SNAKE ROOT
WILD CHERRY BARK,
GINGER,
and such other HERBS and ROOTS as will in all eases
assiet Digestion, -promote the. Secretions' of the spa.
tern la the natural channels, and give
TONE AND VIGOR
To Tin,:
Young and Old, Male and Female !
All nee it with wonderful success. Brings
C,O L 0 R
To the pale white lip,
BLOOM AND BEAUTY
To the thin face and care worn countenance.
Cures NEVER and Creates APPETITE. Try them.
Use none other. Ask for SPEER'S STANDARD BIT
TERS. Sold by Druggist' and Grocers. See that my
signature Ls over the cork of each bottle.
ALFRED SPEER,
;Passaic, N. J., and 243 Broadway, New York.
Trade supplied by JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY A
s 1., Philadelphia; OBOROE A. KELLY, Pittsburgh
and by all Wholesale Dealers. .
July 10, 1818.
foundry,
FARMERS,-
Attend to your Interests
...._ • .
GETTYSBURG FOUNDRY.
TITE subscriber would Inform his customers and
others, that be numuticturlngyarione kinds
of castings and Machines, made to order, on short no-
Gee, such. as
THRESHERS AND POWERS,
(Ave different sixes of Powers) DWYER-SEED lIUL
LIU AND SZPARATORS,CORNYODDER CUTTERS,
STRAW AND HAT CUTTERS; CORN PLANTERS:
PL VrOBS,
such as Cast Ploughs, Barahear Ploughs, Mail, and
Corn Ploughs; the .
WIRE-SPRING HORSE RARE,
the latest improvement; also 6111321 IAN'S SELF
DISOLLLRGIDV HORSE RAKE,
He will Ilkmdsemafinfacture '
MOWERS - AND REAPERS.
METAL SCREWS for Older Pressen,
IRON RAILING tor Dernetertes. or Porches, with
everything else in his line, all at low rates.
FOE SA —A One-horse Waspy.'
DAVID STERNER.
Awn 15,180111.—tt
WO AVM
628 H . 's' 628
WM. T. MOPKEN'S "OWN MAKE"
"KEYSTONE SELIZTI3,"
are the beet and Cannier Low Parcae Hoop Skirts in
the market. Trail Marta, 25 sprints. $1.00; 80
Vila 2s, SIM; and 40 springs, gL46. 80 ,, 00
20 ePringt, 00 Coate 25 Wnings.95 Oasts ;
21.15; and 35 sprisp, $1 . 25. Wannutted fs
A naWM Wake^ of "'UNION SKIRTS," 21 van
TWIA. fr om 93 50 50 sPliniti, SUM to $21 . 0.. -
PLIn, Six Tapek 20 to 50 spring, from 95 Cents to
2200. These Masers better titan thoussold bystimr
establishments u trot clam goods, and at much lower
prima. • .
"O OWN Wake" al "CHAMPION 'ULTIMA. are
in army weysispericw to all other /loop Skirts Debra
the pablk, and ady hare to bs examined or tifOrlE
to merino. entry one of the hwt. 'ldansfactwred of
the bestilites-Onialted Nagilah Steed Sprinp, tory su
perior tapir, sad the style of the manilla Weaning,
and manner of secining them surpass Ibr dunOwity
and excelleme say other Skirt to this country, and
are Heger, mare elastic, will wear longer, give
mare entisibution, mod a,. really cheaper than all
°thank Berry Jody shirld fry them They an being
I sold alifinelvidy by Werchan to throughout this and
the mlittialag state' at wry taddinste prime. yon
want the beet, ask for .HophineaOhstrot an
If you do not god them, get the nimah e at with whom
row deal to order them for you, er to
or send
direct to as, Merchant. will lad our different grades
otiktris exactly what they weed, and we especially
hrritelhent to and essalne oar extensive assort
sr send for Wholastoprks . .. eLtet.
TO WIWI at Wittallsibleasm, and of the So.
tams& dat olesale et the
thelarer to er Ne
alleall Wh arashowld ImaddriesedWane
.
MUM, T AND lIALISROOKSISAXCIR ST,
Sawa** 6th sad
Tar. 05.11111.49. :T.
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.Or NA ri..Foate
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, • - '',. P • BiliTttElt-
lir pred to NORIA, (1 I 4 ft.OGlldital Or
. ..
BUILDING AND ' DIDNUI DlNtit ,
imar..pits,
Curbing, Sills, Steps, Ashlers,
Posts, Monuments, Ceme
tery Blo6ks, &e., &c.,
. .
ent sad A:llAm' luostiry style tieelissl; by. best of
workmen.
IS-Ortirms from • distance promptly at tended to.
June 3.—tf
WAGON MAKING.
T HE subscriber respectfully in
fo:vsbe public final's carries on th e
WA ON-MAKING BUSINESS
in all Its branches, at his Shop, in Freedom township,
on the road leading from McCleary's Ethool•bouse to
litillerstown, at the Mil Church, and is prepared to az
ecute all orders with promptness.
Ne•REPAIRING - irot
OF ALL KINDS ATTENDED TO.
He also manufactures lIAND.RAIERS, MARINO
FORHB AND BROOK-HANDLES, for wholesale and
retail trade.
Se bop's, by prompt attention to business, to merit
and receive a liberal tuttronactt. Orders addressed to
him at Gettysburg, will receive prompt attention.
Aug. 1867.—1 y ' WILLIAM 11. LIOUOIC.
JEREMIAH CULP,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
Undertaker & P4per-llanger,
I. prepared to furnish on eh )rt notice and rut/OEIIWe
terms
COFFINS OF ALL STYLES.
Mateo keeos on hand a larg a assortment of WALL
PAPER, which he 'pliant lowest, cash rates, and if de.
sired will furnish bands to put it an the wall.
PLAIN dc FANCY SIGN PAINT
ING EXECUTED .TC) ORDER.
agi - York stteet-a few doors east ofLuthemn Church.
May 27, 1888- tf.
FLOUR
_& FEED.
WILL be in Clettyablng with Flour, ke,every MON
DAY and FRIDAY in each week. Persons who may
desire me to fundeb them with either
FLOUR OR FEED-STUFF,
will lea's their orders., either with John L. Tate or .
Danner * Zeigler, stating the kind and quantity
wanted, when the same will be delivered at their
dwellings, by
Bept.2s, 1857.-tt GEORGE GINGELL.
ROBERT B. ARMOR,
GAS FITTER, PLUMBER AND
BELL HANGER,
Past .Middle street, haifa square front fheCourf-ficiuse,
GETTYEiBURG, PA.,
IVILL promptly attend to all or
der' in his line. Work done in the most Batts
factory manner, and at prices as low as can possibly be
afforded to make a lining.
GAS PIPE
famished, as well as Chandeliers, Brackets, Drop
Lights Au • also WATER PIPE, Stops, Top wi Frost
Spigots, and, In abort. eyeryth In g belonging to gas or
water fixtures.
Bells hang, and furnished if desired. Locks of all
kinds repaired. ( Dee. 25,1881.-tf
BARK 1 . BARK !
1100 CORDS - WANTED
TII E SUBSCRIBER WANTS
600 CORDS OF
BLACK OAK BARK,
for which he will pay $43 00 per cord, on delivery, In
good order, at hie lanyard la Gettysburg. Wanted ale
500 CORDS OF
14 OIU IC. O'A ISAK7i,
for which the highest market price will be given.
JOHN RIjPP.i
AT GRAND STREET
CHEAP STORE,
NEW YORK CITY.
The Largest and. Cheapest Stock, of
STRAW' GOODS
in this City, without doubt.
Millinery Goode, Ribbons, Bilks, Flowers, Parasols.
Yankee Notions, Skirts, Dress and Cloak Trim
mings and Fringes, all tinder regular prices.
Ladies'lnalebotie Corsets, at 50 Ma., 75 eta., $l.OO,
and upwards, cheap.
Jke'MTLLINERS SUPPLIED.
RRITARD RIDLEY,
309, 311 and 311% Ch and, 06, 68 and 70 Allen streets,
Fifth Block East from the Bowery.
June 10,1868.-3 m
GETTYSBURG RAIL ROAD
CHANGE OF CONNECTIONS
On and after Monday, May 11th, 1868, Pusan
ger Trains will leave and arrive at Gettysburg, and
make connections as follows:
FIRST PASSENORR TRAIN will leave Gettysburg
at 8 15, A. 31., with passengers for York, Harrisburg,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, and the North and Nat,
arriving at Hanover Junction without change of cars,
atlo 15,A.M., connecting with the Fast Line South,
on the Northern Central Railway, and arriving at
Baltimore at 12 30,:n00n. Alao, connecting with Mall
train from Baltimore north, arriving in Hart isborg
at 1 00, P.M- Arrive at Gettysburg 12 30, P. M.,
with Passengers from Harrisburg, York, Baltimore,
and Washington.
SECOND PASSENGER TRAIN will leave Gettys
burg at 1245, P. 51., arriving at lianoverJunction at
2 40, and connecting witlrMail train South. Arrive
In Baltimore at 5 20, P.M. Arrive at Gettysburg at
4 20, P.M., with passengers from Philadelphia,
liar
riaburg,and the North and West and also wit hpiumen
gen from Baltimore and ;Washington by the Peat
Line North, 'ditch leaves Baltimore at 12 10 noon.
Passengers an leaye Baltimore in the„Alsil train,
at 8 80 A. Al- and arrive In Gettylburrat 1220, P.
M. Ge leave Baltimore in the Peet Line at 12 10,
noon, and arrive In Gettyebnrg at 4 %I,- P. M. But
onechange ofcare either way, ,it: at lianover Junc
tion.''
R. McCURDY,
May 0,1808.
[Sept. 4,1867.-1 y
A SERVANT FOR ALL.
Roth's Itnprovement for Opening, OThaing
and Z,atehing Gates,
M AT be attached to any gate and operated from
airedbuggy
direct t team or saddle, by one hand, In any de •
ion from the gate—opened and This
CO. point, at lay distance from the gate. im
provement Is simple and cheap, yet perfect and stream
will not be disarranged by the sagging of the gate,
nor by the frost raising tire posts; may be made at a
country blacksmith's, and easily attached to a gate.
The undersigned, having the Right for Adams coun
ty, will sell Township and Farm Rights of this 1331-
p rovem en t.
Also, ROTH & SHANE'S AMERICAN LEVEE GATE
—which will be found valuable and convenient to all
who have gates to drive-through—es they remain by
their team, open, close and latch a gale, without the
necessity of getting in the wet or mud.
For lhrheriuformaibty Itc address
131RAEL mucKss,
May 13.—tf Edermllea P. 0., Adams co., Pa.
Lamb Knitting Machine.
THE only family Machine that seta up its own
work knits all rises, widens and narrows, knits
Oa heel into the stocking, and narrows of the toe
complete—producing all varieties of knit goods from
an infant's Mocking, mitten or glove to a lady'. shawl
or hood.
PRIOR REDUCED TO 68 DOLLAIII3I
It to simple, durable, octal/ operated mid soarrateted to
sweated In *ha Lauda at every peor.Asoer.
AGENTS 'WANTED.
Address, with stamp foil circular and sample stook
Imp
Ji
. D. °BNB ta , GI en. Agent, 922 Cbeetnat at, Phila.
Nay Ity—ll
3 0
ARMY WAGONS
Ar riantrz SALE,
aT FOLLOWItia • PLUMS
19• AT LITTLFATOWN,
:2 AT NEW! OXFORD,
9 JEFFERSON STATION
la.Tbe above Intone attp all In good order and are
well calculated gw hultdatpurposea. Price 1116.00.--
Also, a large lot of
FIFTH OWNS; fiPREADERS,
wilt* will be aoLl low, Cell sad wthem.
UMW coutnouar
OXOI7IIII.
bay Kee ka
" Sl 4 niniti "S•
st rei*inable rater
=ME=
'O„.$OliCK,
JOH -
ItENVltotratti,'.;4,DAlTS CO., PA.(
for 15Q
Firma, Mills, Paie!:-.
doties,Maajeine , Shiiip;...Tavern &ands,
Cot!ntry &ats, Stare Stands, Town
Hansel and Town rots,
IN PENNSYLVANIA, MARYDAND
AND OTHER STATES
air-Persons wlehing to purchase as well as eell
property will do ' well to call at my office, or addrww
by letter, se they bill And it to their advantage.
June 24, 18(18.-4m5
BOOKAGENTS WANTED to solicit orders for
Da. WILLIIX 13mtv n's DICTIONARY OF
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May.2l.-2in liartlord,Conn.
MARSH CREEK.
PLANING MILL.
THE undersigned has established a
PLANING MILL, on Marsh creek, four miles from
Gettysburg, at which be will manufacture
DOORS AND DOOR FRAMES,
WINDOW SAS AND FRAMES,
FLOORING, WEA.TEEERBOARDING,
Chair and Wash Boards, with everything else made at
such a factory, and needed in the building line. The
beat of lumber will always be need, all thoroughly
dried, a kiln having been put up for the purpose.
Orders solicited, and promptly attended to. Prices
as low am the lowest, and every effort made to accom-
modate customers.
TORN D. PFOUTZ.
May 20,1688.-1 y
WIRE RAILING,
Wire Guardefor Skitte Fronts, ' ;
Asylums,,ko.; Iron Bedsteads, Wire ...
Webbing for Sheep and Poultry Yards; Braas 'and
Iron Wire Cloth, Sieves, Ponder', Screens for Coal,
Ores, Sand, An., Heavy Crimped Cloth for Spark
Arresters; Landscape Wires Sr Windows, Ake.; Paper.
makers' Wires, Ornamental Wire Work, An. Every in.
formation by addreasinx the manufacturers. M.
WALKER SONS, No. H _North Sixth st., Phila.
delphla.
lab. 5,1868,1 y.
INFORMATION FOR MAR
RIED LADIES.
The undersigned, after suffering the cares of three
children during n married life of flee years, and a con
stant Irregularity of the menstrual", having been re.
stored and pontinoed In perfect regularity by a very
simple remedy, Ili gaskets to malte known to married
ladles the means of prevention and regularity of the
menstrual'. To all who desire it the will send a copy
of the prescription used, (free of charge,) with
di
rections for preparing and using the same, which they
will end an Infallible regolation. She hopes every
married lady will obtain the prescription, ss it will
cost them nothing, and certainly prove the source of
greet relief to many. Ladles desiring the prescription
free will please address
AIRS. SARAH 7i. CLARYIELD,
June 10-3 m Box 60, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Wool Wanted,
TnE highest mar et price will be
given for Wool, by
DUPHOEN a. HOFFMAN,
N. W. corner of Square, Gettysburg, Pa.
Jane 3.—tf
W. HOWARD DROOKS & STEVENSON,
31anufacturere of
WIDE AWAKE CAPS
KED
CAMPAIGN EQUIPMENTS.
Y. 113 north Third Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Caps and Capes, of enamelled oil cloth, of MI colors
made to older at shortest possible notice.
•
July 10.—lm
AGENTS WANTED FOR "WEARING OF TIIE
GREEN."—The most entertaining book published,
abounding in Romance, Humor and Wit. Agents my
It is the beet selling book out, as people are tired of
the repetition ot dry details and army reports.
ONE AGENT SOLD 58 IN ONE WEEK
••
41 " 182 " " 41
Liberal terms to agente„ send fur a Circeler
Also, Family Quarto Bibles. Best Edition put.
hailed. WM. ILLYT, Publisher, 26 South 7th Street,
Philadelphia, Penna. July 10.-Im.
AGENTS WANTED
lA TBi COUNTY POE VLS
SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE COMPAN f,
Handsome comperliftion T airsred goad Agents,
Address, 11. A. WIDDIFIELD, Speed Agent,
Jzdy 10.—Irn. 520 Wall nt St., Philada
WANT ED, by manufacturer, Agents to sell by lam
ple. Address with stamp for circular.
GREEN A comRANT., 413 Chestnut tit., Philada.
July 10.--Im
Ittatritto and Ittreirp.
REMOVAL!
The firm of HOPEI &Carr:car hare removed to
North Baltimore street, next door to Spangler's Shoe
Store. We have on hand a choice 11411011Mellt of
CLOCKS, WATCHES,
(Gold and Silver,)
JEWELRY,
of all kinds and latest styles. Silver and Plated Ware
also, Sue Gold, Silver atcl Steel
SPEC T A C L ES
of the best manufacture. Alm, 'Violins, Gallen, Ar
cordeom, Plates, Fifes, Sc., Violin and Gaiter Strings,
Keys, Sc.
All kinds of Repairing in our line done
at as reasonable prices as elsewhere,
and warranted.
Si-Thankful for past favors. we solicit a contain
ranee of same. SOPKR t 11cOARTNEY.
lane 17, 1568.-If
ISAAC K. STAUFFER,
Watchmaker and Jeweler
No. 148 North 2d st., corner of Quarry,
PHILADELPHIA.
Au assortment of Watches, Jewelry, .s'l:leer
and Plated Ware constantly on hand.
SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRES
ENTS!
Ale t afring of Witeltea and Jewelry promptly
(Nov. 47 ,
7A
SEEING IS' BELIEVING
AT 704 ARCH STEERT.
NEW PRICES! NEW GOODS!
RICH SILVER & SILVER PLATED WARES,
Including every style and description,
made expressly for the Winter trade,
which for neatness and durability cannot
be surpassed at
JOHN BOWMAN'S
Wholaw!. and Retail Mauofactuirog Establilahmegt,
704 ARCH STREET
PHILADELPHIA.
itar-Be.plating at abort notice.
Dec.lB, 1867. [Aug. 21,17
NEW STORE
NO. 902 CHESTNUT STREET,
James E, Caldwell St, Co.
JEWELERS,
Have been appointed
lIPXLiI, AGENTS
In tills city for the also( Um
(wane* an. mamma
inn miarao.puirsa wear..
We guarantee these goods to be decidedly superior
o any d thing in the market, excelling la deeign,llldsh
an quality.
A large assortment mill be maintained, and sold at
the manulicturers' regular
FIXED PitICES
Trade Mork •[V Stomped on' UN;
of Moo otos&
Electra Plato oppilliltaftree article.
J: K CALDWELL k CO.
902 CHESTNUT ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
![Y* 4, n4O-410
K :m=
GETTYSBURG LTV FRY
MLA% EXCELASOiIi- STABLES.
4
,
tlO,Prepfiettl=ttf ties'e Stables,
ireatingthankral lbr the Übe Ipataidsge hare.
tofore ri*ateed, bass leave todatains the pablie that
becerentanas the LIVIRY BURIN us at Ids old stand
on Washington stroet,Gettysburgi near the Railroad,
where he is prepared at all ethos tosecommodate
peeigins With anything In Walla*.
vomits, OUCHES, EVOGINI, tc.,
•
Itirnishedatehort notice and on keasonable terms,
and melipetent drivers sent along ildadred. Persons
will be eonveyedto other LOWII•ior to any place In
the country. Me gook sad Gnats are of the Ant
class, and no pales will bestowed to make passen
gers comfortable, Ile Is prepared at all time. to
furnish coaches for funeral.: and also to partieide
ftsirrining
g t e o . go over the BettleFle . ld or to 'shalt the
ALSO-NODDED AND MULDB
will bebought and sold st all times. Persons droll ,
lag to itorehase 'tort will and it to their advantage
to tall on the undersigned, as hts /took is werrentetl
to be u represented or no sale. hes a gime lot
of Horses and &haps st peellaut cal hand which will
be sold CM rensooable terms. They are sound and
free from disease . , and are guarantied to work as
represented. Persons' will and it to that radvantage
to collet the old stand before btringor purchasing
elsewhere.
M• 7 29, 1.887.--tf NICHOLAB WZAVBB
THE EAGLE LIVERY,
SALE & EXCHANGE STABLES.
Washington Street, Gettysburg, Pa
ADJOINING THE EAGLE HOTEL
THE undersigned would respect
fnlly Inform the nultlielat he has opened
• new LIVERY, SAI,E. AND • CHANGE BTA,BLE
in this piece, and is prepared to. offer superior ac•
commodations In this line. He has provided himself
with Buggies, Carriages, Hacks, Light Wagons, At
,
of the latest styles, onfacient to meet the public de-
mend. Ills horses •re all good, without spot tor bleu].
fah, and perfectly reliable—none of 'your crip
pies," but all of the "2.40" order.
Biding parties can always be accommodated and
comfortable equipmeu ta furnished.
Parties, large or small, can get but what they want
on the most accommodating terms..
Visitors to the Battle-field politely attended to,
and reliable drivers furnished if desir,d•
Parties eonyeyed to and from the Depot upon the
slaval and departure of eyery train.
horses bought, sold, or exchanged, and always
a chance (or bargains given. Our motto is "fair play
and no gouging.
s3.Partienlar attention paid to furnishing Ft-
Waco and lacks for Funerals.
! air -We easter ourselves that by charging modem-
I ately and by 'furnishing superior accommodations,
we cannot tail to please every one who patronizes
our establishment T. T TWIPS.
! Kay 1te.1867.
Wittig lards.
C A
N ON 'S'
MARBLE WORKS,
CORNER OF BAL ['MORE A . .*D EAST MID-
DLE ST.,OPPOSITE THE 00IIRT-HOUSE,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
VIIRY DEBCRIPTION OY WORK EXECUTED IN
TUN PINOT STUN OF SUE ART
May 29, 1867.—tf
G ETT Y SBURG MARBLE YARD.
MEALS k, BRO
In Nast York P. tra?t,G ettysburg, Pa. Where they
araprepared to faraimb all kinds of work In tbelr lints
SUCH AS MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEADSTONES
MANTLES, dc., do
at the shortest nottes,and as cheap 11l the cheapest.
Silr-Clive us a call. Produce taken in exchange tar
work.
G•ttYiburg. Kay - 29 1607
• -----------
tinanriat.
Notice to Capitalists 1
roRRPIONE doairing of invoating, and rnallzing
nearly NINE PER CENT, are requested to
call at the
Gettysburg National Bank, )
AND OBTAIN CIRCULARS OF n:a
UNION PACIFIC
"D ALSO
CENTRAL PACIPiC RAILROAD COS. GRATIS:
These investments are daily growing in favor and
sales Increasing.
sir-BONDS can be had at all Unto, at this Bank
and where all Information concerning saLd invest
ments will be cheerfudy given.
Dec.lB, 1ii67.-tt J. EMORY BAIR, Cashier.
GETTYSBURG
NATIONAL BANK.
00YERNMENT BONDS, of all kinds, BOUGHT and
SEVEN-TRUTT BONDS inverted In to PI VE-TWEE.
DON).9 without charge.
COMPOUND DISEASE? NOTES CASHED.
The IMO WEST PREMIUM paid on GOLD andSIL VER.
STOCKS and BONDS, of all kinds, bought Sor persona
without CHARGING COMMISSION
ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED
Inttrest on SPECIAL DEPOSITS adrancedlper'cent.
viz:
& PERCENT. for] year,
4 PER CENT. for 6 mouths,
3 PER CENT. for 3 months.
Persons wishing infornation in regard to U.S. Bends,
and Stocks of ail kinds, are Invited to give use call,
and we will give all information cheerfully.
J. ESIORY BAIR, Cashier.
Gettyaboirg. °can, 186 T-if
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF GETTYSBURG.
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF
7-30' NOTES.
Last fa, when the privilege of converting the Au
gust 730 Notes expired, many persons whO negleCted
to convert into 540 Bonds, or sell, !oat the premium
end • tie Priv'lop. of converting. It will he the
gat" pith the 740's maturing in June and July
I/ 00 ;ff not disposed of In thee. This aa,Lic will either
convert. or purChase. the 7-30's, allowing premium
sitd IntereaL
Feb.l9, 1868,tf
TEE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
,OF
GETTYSBURG, • PENNA.,
Is agent for the sale of the First ,Ifortgage
Union Pacific Rail Road.
6 PEA CitiIiZOOLDENT . E . REST BONDS,
at par with interest payable semiannually at our
counter. /111 mammary information glum.
4
GEO. ARNOLD, Oashier.
Gettysburg, Nev. 27, 1867.—1 f
-
FIRST NATIONAL BANR
or,
GET.'TYSB URG
. WILL ALLOW
interest a' BPJILIAL DIPOEDTS as Item :
DEB OMI T. pil, ANNtrif 808 I MIL
4 . tIN . VIIONTas,
8 4 a . ~ If 1 ..
OONVBET
7-30 NOTES
INTO Sao BONDS AS USUAL free qf
dew;
CAM OCIEPOUND INTIM= NOTES it COUPONS.
win 1 / 1 0 Melt*" ar sell STOOKS sod DONDEtot
274 14 :47 1 7 1 1 2 11%
p eolgualattn, and will at
,GOLD AND SILVER, . •
and with pleasure transact all kindness Prompt': 84 1
heretofore Pertaining to a wellreimlated Bank.
GEO. AB.NOLD, Casklar.- .
041 yeborg,Nov, 0 Blipt-t1
SIX D.OT,LAitS.
will! poi Bla Av g coed kw BLACK OAK
BABB Aenvoncl aIII3L •
147301 Int-te Bama , 01110111111111.
MIME
SOLD
GEO. ARNOLD, Cashier
LiNgx COLLARS,
COTTON STOCKINGS,
POCKET BOOKS,
I keep Gentlemen's 'Wear of all kinds and will sell
than at the
STYLE OF HATS
u - u jut rseeired a fresh-and general aasortment
of HATS, [notating the eery latent style of
Ana liflkOmetnnere, and Soft Tar Hata, and atop a
kris apply of Sae and law pined Wonl HATS and
GAPS Ibr Ilea and 3018. He Welton his Nondoaad
UsepabUo to Oft Ws call. [April 93, UR.—tr.
Mo . to, &e.
KLIN GEL'S
-Boot and shoe 'Emporium
BALTIMORE STREET,
nvo DOORS - 40M Orrin PREEIBITIRIAN
undenigmed bupset retinue& from the city
1. with the best and cheepest variety of Boot;
Shoes and Gaiters, fur Spring and Summer, everof
bred to Gettysburg. His stock consists of
LADIES' CONGRESS GAITERS,
LADIES' BALMORAL GAITERS,
LADIES' COMMON etArrsas,
LADIES' RID SLIPPERS., all styles,
LADIES' MOROCCO BALMORALS,
IN LARGE VARIETY.
GENTS' FRENCH CALF BOOTS,
GENTS' AMERICAN CALF BOOTS,
GENTS' KIP. BOOTS,
(ME V' CONGRESS GAITERS,
GENTS' CALF' BALMORALS,
CENTS' SLIPPERS, all styles,
GENTS' BROGANS, Ac., Ac.
MISSES' CONGRESS GAITERS,
_ MISSES' BALMORAL GAITERS,
MISSES' MOROCCO BALMORALS,
Ac. Ac., &c, Ac..
OYS' CONGRESS GAITERS,
BOYS' CALF BALMORALS, -
BOYS' - BROGANS, Ac., &o.
INFANTS' SHOP'S, all styles,
IN LARGE VARIETY.
Also, Boots and Shoes of his own manufacture con
stantly on hand.
All will be sold at the lowest living profits. Buy
ers, from town and country. are invited to call and
examine goods and prices before purchasing else
where, feeling confident that I can please all who
may oall.
The MANUFACTURING of Boot. Shoes, and Gai
ters, will also be carried on, in all Its branches, as be
fore. Repairing done on short notice. By employing
none but lintels's wettmen, and using none but the
choicest leather, he fuels confident c f maintaining his
Aimee' reputation. Certainly nothing will be left un
done to deserve it.
igg.Thankful fur past favors, be solicits a continu
ance of public patronage. D. 11. KLINGEL.
G et tysburg, April 22, 1188.-If
THE LATEST STYLES
OF SPRING AND MIMED
Hats, Caps, Boots & Shoes,
Just received by
ROBERT C. COBEAN,
Chambersburg Street, First Square,
GETTYSIUIRG, PENNA.,
Where the public can fled a large and varied ass, rt
meet which ha is soiling cheap • Ito also manufac
tures and repairs
HARNESS, of all kinds,
promptly 111:14 ott rossor,able terms. Bridles, flatters,
Trunks Valises. Whips, Cigars, and a variety at no.
Hone, give ras e e I. (April 29, ts
IsRUNKs, Valises, Oil, Carpet t!onfertions, Zolfo, Aotiono CSC.
and Railroad Backs, at CVNNINGEIASI,B.
rLY-NETS, Urubrellas and Ho
siery, ,fc , at CUN NINGLIA)II.
SMOKING and Chewing Tobacco,
Cigar. and Pipe'', at CUNNINGEIAM'S.
LINEN and Paper Collars, Neck
ties, Ilaudicerchiefa and a great variety of No.
Corot and Fancy Wale of all kinds e tt i t. NN
rsaium.g.
S Coats, Pants and Vests
at CUNNINGHAM'S.
CLOTH Coats, Pants and Vests
at CUNNINGHAM'S.
FANCY Cassimer Summer Coats,
Pants and Viral; at CUNNINGHAM'S.
Cassimer Coats, Pants
and Yalta at CUNNINGLIA3I'B.
LINEN Coats, Pants and Vests
at CUNNINGHAM'S.
UIOTTONADE Coats, Pants and
Vesta at CUNNINGHAM'S.
LINEN Cotton and Wool Shirts.
and Drawers at CUNNINGHAM'S.
EIGHT-DAY 30-hour and Alarm
.a-A , CLOCKS at CCSNINGITAM'S.
VIOLINS, Flutes, Fifes, Flage-
Accordeona, &c., at CUNNINGEW.VeI.
SPRING & SUMMER
CLOTHING.
GEO ARNOLD
has now opened a LARGE STOCK of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
mostly of hia own manufacturo,con.nning Grail Nizes of
COATS, PANTS & VESTS,
SHIRTS,
CRAVATS,
HOSIERY, &c.,
AT PRICES TI) SUIT TIM TRIES.
/WWI, examine and judge for you reelvea.,l4
GEO. JACOBS &BRO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
C'hantbersburg Street, Gettysburg, Pa.,
next door to Feyetona Motu!
CLOTHS, CASSIM Ells, 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 charge.
Goods made up and warrantea
TO rIT
Also, aole Agents for Adams County Tor the
Howe Sewing Machine,
The most perfect & reliable i n America !
The highest premium -the Cross of
the Legion of Honor, and Gold
Medal—awarded at the Paris
Exposition, 1867.
The Howe Machine will do a larger variety of work
in batter style than any other machine, and defies all
c nnpetition for simplicity and ease in working.—
Call and examine them. Cireniars containing price
list, &a., can be had on application.
[Feb.12,1868.-tf
MAD-QUARTERS
FOR
CLO THING,
HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS & SHOES,
AND
Every kind of Gentlemen's Wear,
SI7CIt A 8
PAPER CUFFS,
PAPER BOSOMS,
GLOVES,
HANDKERCE9:M,
TRAVELING SACKS,
CANES, &c., &c
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
ALSO
Boys' Hats & shoes,
. in great variety.
1131.01ve MOE eau before purchgudng ebe where
April 22, 1887.--tt TIIRO. C. NORRIS
SPRING AND BUM MER
FOR 1868.
S. S. M'CREARY
to, Ow, &r.
New Boot and Shoe Store.
D. KITZMILLER & BRO.,
GETTYSBUTi'O, PENNA.,
YORK STilfth, opposite TUE BANK.
frrlE aralersigned hove opened a new Boot end
Shoe Store, on York street, , Gettysburg, In the
room recently occupied by SOPEII 3fretararn, and
bare Jest received from the City a huge assort.
meet of
BOOTS& SHOES
GENTLEMEN, LADIES tt, CHU,-
DRENS'•WEAR,
Consisting of Calf & I ip Boots,
Congress & Balmoral Gai
ter s, Slippers, &e.
We also MANCFACTURN TO ORDER, all kinds
of DOOM AND SlDES—the work being made up
of beet materials and by first class workmen. The
senior partner has been larthe business for over 15
years and personally superintends all work made np.
We respectfully Invite the etteritlon of the public to
our estiblishment, and hope by strict attention to
business and by selling- at lowest cash prices, re glve
entire satlefAction,
June 24, ISCA.—tf
NEW CLOTHING
STACKS OF THEM !
JBRINKERHOFF, corner of the Diamond and
J
. York +trete, has }wit returned (nil the city with
an 'mllBll+ol, , wttractive ar,ortment of
CLAMING FOR SPRING k SEMLER WEAR,
which he will sell et suchpricer as cannot fall to
take them off very rapidly. CM! and Judge for year
selvec To look ut the excellent materiel, tasteful
cutting, and neat and substantial sewing, and then
to get his low prices—callers cannot help but buy,
when they see it no much to their interest to do so.
• - -
He lia. Coate, Pante, Vests, All styles and mated
mild; Mete, Boot. and Shoes;
Shirts, of all kinds, liedery, Glares, Ilandker
chiefs, Neck Ties, Cravats, Linen and PaperColiars
Suspenders, Brushes, Combs;
Trunks, Valises, Umbrellas, Pocket Knives, Segars,,
Smoking and Chewing Toharcon,Pipes, Stationcry.&c.
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, with a thousand and
use other articles, entirely too nuccerouslto detail 14
a newspaper adrertieenent.
He asks the attention of the public to his new
stock, confident that it will please—and no one can
or will sell cheaper. Don't forgot t heplaco—corner
of York street and the Dlamond,Gettyeburg.
April 22, 1868. JACOB BRINKERHOFF.
SEGAR STORE.
The uudereigued has removed Lie Segar Store to the
NORTII-EABT CORNER Or TUE DIAMOND,
where be asks a continuance of the public p.tl,,hage
HIS nos , ICK - atiou is ole of the 7uoat
CENTRAL AND CONVENIENT,
and his stock of Segni, among the most choice and sat
LsfActory
lie will he -p on hand the beat LitiNDS, and will
ninnufacturefor gcnlratsatelhroughcut Me county. Ile
will sell at the lowest living prices, and st wholesale
MEM
❑e is al, t he agent 1, the Hi lanond (VA,Taaeco
Work+, awl will n i p their Ch , wing Tobacco, at whole.
ule Uoxar than it cat; Lc l..cght /I/ the city
Rem: nlacr, in the Diamond, LttArceu Brink
erhoff9 Store and McC1..211/'s
April g,
Let all the People Come !
Fancy Good 4 a n d Conicetionery ,S.torc
THE undersigned, having bought
ant J. M. Warner's Fancy Goods ellll Confection
ery Store, cn Baltimore street. nearly opposite Yalu,
estocke Store, Ott t 3 sbnrg, invite; the punlic's patron
age. Large and Usteful as the stock has been. no
effort will be spared to render it ~till arse attractive
and desirable. lle now offers
Writing Desks,. Plain Candy,
Work flaxen, Fancy do.,
Portfolios, Pickles,
Satchels, Sardines,
Pocket Book., Lobsters,
China Toys, Chow.chc,w,
Pocket Cutlery, Fancy Cakes,
4-741Str.• _ FerenaCFackers
Brushes,
Perfumery.
Soaps
DRAWERS,
..• z !.. ,
Combs. Writing Papers,
Fruits, Envelopes
Nuts, TWA:teen iSegars,
Syrups, Ac., Ac., ac..
"TO.) NUMEROUS TOO MENTION."
He intends toiletl everything at the lowe,t pos,ii•
We prices. believing that "small profits" br ng “ , ittick
sales," and are therefore hest (lir borer ai.d seller.—
Come one—canto all! A. R. FEISTEL.
l April 1, IS6s.—t(
E. H. MINNIGH,
CIIAMBERSBURG STREET,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
Confection, Periodical and
The Daily Papers ofßaltimore,
Philadelphia, New York,
and choice Magazines.
All kinds of Confections, Can
dies, Oranges, Lemons,
Nuts, &c., &c.,
ICE CREAM & CAKES
supplied to families and parties at shortest rates
March 25.—tf
JOHN M. MIN.NIGH.
DiamondConfectinncry&lc Cream Saloon
.10 ALTI3IORE Street, twu doors above Centre Square,
.I.) ilettyeburg, Pa. Caving returned from the city
with a fau dock of Confectionery, I will cell at the very
lowest profits—in:lading
FRENCH (Sr, COMAION CANDIES,
Oranges, Lemons, lk uts; Toys, Notions, le., and every
thing belonging to a firstelass Confectionery, with
CARES, MEAD AND LEMONADE. Also,
ICE CREAM
➢fay 20.-2 f
CONFECTIONERY
AND
ICE REAM SALOON.
JOHN GRUEL,
Chambersburg St., Gettysburg,
- next door to Eagle Hotel,
Having completed his new building, has opened the
letgest nuortment of , Confections !TOT offered in Get
tyeketrix, including '
FRENCH AND
COMMON CANDIES;
Toys, Nate, Sc., and,ererything belonging to a Ant
class Oenfectionere, with special accommodations for
Ladles and Gentlemen.
supplied ori shortest notice
Feb.l2.—tl
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
UMBRELLAS,
LADIES' COMPANIONS,
TOILET SETS,
PERFUMERY,
FANCY CHINA t BOHEMIAN VASES,
AT A. R. FEISTEL'S,
. I
7- Opposite Fahnestoeks' Store.
A pri I 1,111041.--rt
IM
DAVD
JACOB A.KITZIIILLER
AT BRINKERHOFF'S
DIAMOND
REMOVAL.
GETTYBBURG,
DlEJ1110{V}:1:
3lnsroon do.,
Fire Work., -
Pena &
next lowr to the Keystone.
_N . ews Depot
constantly on band
supplied on lawn notice
CREAM
WRITING DESKS,
TOYS, &C., &C, • •&C.,
gry goods; !Mous, *c.
DUPHORN & HOFFMAN,
NORTH-WEST CORNER, G H_OCERY
CEN2'IZE SQUARE,
GETTYSBURG, PA.
A LPACCAS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS.
MUSLINE, DELA IN ES,
CALICOES & OD:MAMA,
BALMORAL SKIRTS
11001. SKIRTS,
S A 0: I: I N o 5-,
S 11 A W
CiiTTON.k I)%s.
[MACK CLOTHS
TiICOT C I,ol' II ,
FANCY CAS,,INIF:ItE,-,
HOSIER Y. GLOVES
S 118PENDER8,
C 0 F. L A R S,
JEANS,
T 1' T
'CARPF.TS.
QUEENS WARE.
KNIVES AND YORKS.
USIBRELLAS, WINDOW BLINDS
113 - DONT FOIWET THE MACK :VA
April IAG4.-t
1868.
DESIRABLE 1868.
DRY GOODS!
MOST EXCELLENT ASSORTMENTS!
ISELL fon very small profits, and
afro at doing a very large Dullness.
FASII.ONABLF. SHADES OF FINE SILK POP
LINS.
FASHIONABLE SHADES QV FRENCH WOOL POP-
LINS.
FASHIONABLE SHADE'S OF ALPACA POPLINS.
FRENCH CHINTZES. PIQUES, PERCALES. AND
LAWNS.
BLACKSILKS, PLAIN SILKS, PLAID SILKS.
SWISS MUSLIN,S JACONET MUSLINS, CAMBRIC.
BLACK ALPACtA, COLORED ALPACCA, BLACK
ALL WOOL DRLAII , I.
RISTORI SHAWLS, CABILII ERE BRAWLS, TIII RET
SIIAWLS.
CLOTHS,:CASSIMERS, CLOA KINGS, 1.:1,1,1EN
ISO, COTTON A DE.
TABLE COVERS, TABLE LINEN, NAPKIN" TOW
ELS.
BA LMORAL BKI RTS, HOOP SKIRTS.
PLAIN LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, EMBROIDERED
HANDKERCHIEFS, HEM STITCHED HAND- ti,. C ity, Dried
KERCHIEFS. wd
O ret•ri „r..it kiwi.. mw..s,, on hand, a 1 horeat
MEN'S, LADIES', MISSES', A CHILDREN'S:GLOVES?
AND STOCKINGS. : .
FLOUR, CC:IIN MEAL. CIIEE,' , E, PURE CIDER VIN
sir' am constantly receiving the latest styles of :
E:; AE.
SiiA I'S liF ALL KINDS. CANDLES,
Dress and Fancy Gona. My stigk vomprises warty. ,
thing usually (Land in a first-clam DRY GOODS , NOTIONS. CON FECT I:)N ARIES,
STORE, to which I invite the attention of the public, EROOMS. A:. : alln.
feeling asivired that I can safely challenge compel - I- :
seri with all other Stores iu quality of g ode and low- :
maser price. J. L. SCHICK. , L 17 11 'I B E
Gettybarg, Pa., April 119, ISCJI.—tf
NEW GOODS.
Cheaper than Ever
REBERT & ELLIOTT,
C
H AVEjud opened a new and lar,;e asnortment ut
Spring and Summer Goods
EMI
ALL KINDS,
CLOTHS
C'A.S'SIMERES,
TWEEDS,
KS ,
INGHAM',
LAWNS,
PRINTS,
To which they invite attirithiti—being determined to
sell at lowtilt cash prices. [April 8, 1864.—tf
FAHNESTOCK BROS.
SPRING GOODS.
We are constantly receiving flow n col demiratle-styles of
Ell
POPLINS, PERCALES,
PIQUES,
SPRING CLOAKINOS, ALPACA'S,
DELAINES, CALICOES, LAWNS, &,*
Also large additions to our usual supply of
0 INC' , HA MS, MUS L
CLOTHS; CASSIMEiZS, JEANS,
with every variety of Goods for Men's and Boy's wear.
We have added considerably to our assortment of
CARPETS,
whiell we aro Belling at greatly reduced prices
Oor stock of
QUEENS-WARE
Is complete. In
HARD-WARE,
=I
BUILDJNG MATERIALS,
We feel am:mit we can make it to the Intereet of
the purchaser to purchase from us
IRON & NAILS at reduced prices.
OILS & PAINTS at low. rates
GROCERIES, of all kinds
Aire um a call and be convinced
FAHNESTOCK BROS.,
SIGN OF THE RED FRONT.
Gettyaborg, May 6,1868, tf
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
E. HITESHEW
lIAVING disposed of 'his Store
Moose and stock of Goods to GRIM k BOW
ELS, and being determined to reduce his stock daring
the Bummer and gill months, will ere
GREAT BARGAINS,
before Invoking: My stock of
Ail kinds- of Merchandise
is fall and complete In every department, and will be
ckeetoat at reduced prises.
MMISIPMiiiii
18-All poems knowing thattoolvoo Indebted to mg
are rodiutotod to moo lOrword owl woke lottlemot.
JOHN CRESS & SON
UATING opened • neyr Grocery, In Gettyaburg, on
11 the northwest corner of the Public Soars,
have lust Neel red • splendtd assortment Apr YR M j
GRO CERI S 5
Including Lingar., Coffee, Notassev, Syrup, Teas.
Spice., Tobacco. Ralf, Fish, Hama, Shoolders, An. Also,
gu EEN SWA RE, CONFECTIONS,
Nuts, Fr u I te,Sonp., Fancy Article. and Notions pour.
ally. We wit also 1: rep on hand FLOUR end FERO.
STUFFS.
Having. puldiast•J t,r CAMI, we are pre - pared to
en very etienp. mg a call and Judge for your
solvex.
JOIIN camas,
so pt.. J. W. VRRSS.
Grocery amt Flour Store.
MEALS Si: ER()'rilit,ll.
LTA V 1 rentot ed their St , co to the
erty, Chttrobendltag ittrert, w1tr n r7 "41 ,1, t , 3 1 1,Z .
to ketlt comttaully IMO
GROCERIES,
FLOUR, FEED, NOTIONS, tkp.
jr..., VE•3I:T.IW.ES in ion n. fee - h fr..ni the city
and ciiuniry. Tlii y al, do , te . riniihi to ~ 11, AB Cheap
311 ti.t.1,41.,(.‘111.k, the) ~nly .A tbeloweetttvlag
yroate, t I,y il,pe t., iii..rit arid rent - lye A liberal
41,,tre•1 public. wit e , [l., e. NI EA LS LIMO.
AprOA,l,i,l,—tr.
WM. BOY ER Si, SON,
• DEAL S IN
GROCEIES, NOTIONS,
'TOBACCOS,
Woo(1,•it and Willow Tl'are,
general assortment of
all Goods usually kept in
a FAMILY GROCERY.
Ike. 4, ISt;7.-ttr
GOOD NEWS !
OI'ERDEER,
o,ri l lsbur g , reiena.,
• H.., and Plat re
H A4 r 7 /r n . ' l r' f i r `,.t ,Vot. i4 ,7; . :• v z a .-t i '' l r ti e a fresh and well se
mto k t , l IA Lo reppectrtilly Invitee
generally to rail Ito! ex-
ll:.r ~.,a: i..ia. ~f
FANCY GOOD,s; Norio A's.
CEDAR, WILLoW AND qt. - Er:NS-WIRE, noun
CoILN MEAL, FEED,
C2,T}“, tra.l., will be given G,r £l, , ur,C”ra
l',,tatnen, }hiller, Bacon, Lard, Rags, dc.
April 1, 1%,C5.—,t1"
GROCERIES & LUMBER
AT PAXTON'S STORE. ON TUE nzu., EA LTIMoitE
STREET. GETTTSEUEO, PA.
FRESH GROCERIES
.11,11 P.Pil.. n 111,21011. Plank, &c., rnutin
ually un 1,:tr,.1,1: rater. C.‘ll and
June 21.—Ef.
SELLING OFF!
t, rapidly ns /can to mak, room /;,r more
t.l .11 0 CE BIE S AND L IQUORS'.
I AVING just retnrnedgrorn the City with the larg
-1 set and most varied assortment of fi ne 7,00da ever
otrered here, I expect every body to look to their
interest and buy where they can get the cheapest and
beet goods Lir the
CASH, as that is my motto.
FAMILY GROCERIES of all kinds. consisting
l i e. 1 molasses, Sugars,
~I
Cofleee,Teae Spices, Ac.,
Flour, Bacon, Lard, Dried Beef,
Large lot of very gond Sugar.cured llama, No.l Mack
erel, :had and Herring.
My Liquor cannot be surpassed
in ch,:ipnes, or quality, from Common Whiskey to
• pure Free,: h Brandy, Holland Gin or Rye Whiskey—
for medi:inal or other purposes. lintel Keepers can
be gtippliel with Liquors at City prices, and save
freight and package. Mishlor'a, lloolland'a and Vit.
gar, Birterr, al-, A. Speer's Grape Wine.
WM. J. MARTIN,
May 27, I`O s.-tf Baltimore st., Gettysburg,
GILLESPIE & CO.,
Dealers in Flour, Grocer
ies, 'Notions, &c.,
B A REG E
M USLINS, &e.,
GETTYSBURG, PA.',
rNVITE the attention of the public to thetlarge
stek of ‘.lotelt, at the old stand, on York street.
next ,1,,0r to the illobe Inn, consisting of the beet of
GROCERIES,
Sugars, Syrup, 5101aw4 : C - Zeeq, Tea., Fple., ?alt,
Sc.; tho
in the market, with flatus, Shoulders, Sides, Fish,
Dried Fruits, Confections, he. Also,
in great variety; Cedar and Willow-ware, Storm
ware, Crocked-ware, Idukets. &gar., Torniceoe
and a thowand and chile other at ticks.
nice and fresh, always for sale.
titular's & Co. will spare no effort to plen,e, and
are confident. of being abb e to d u no by constantly
keeping, • full and choice stock, and selling at the
eery lowest profits. Coral - at PRODI;Ct wanted, either
for the cash or in exchange for goods, highest market
price allowed. JOSEPH P. GILLESPIE%
DANIEL, CASHMAN.
Jane 17, 18e.3.—tf
ghotograph Oaticrito.
EXCELSIOR .GALLERY
PHOTO MINIATURES
Stereoscopic Views of the
BATTLE-FIELD,
STEREOSCOPES,
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES,
ALBUMS
GREAT • 'VARIETY,
AND AT OREATLY REDUCED
PRICES.
OS - We deal in non:angina the Lento( Its kind. Call
and examine onr stock. C. J. TYSON,
April 1, 1868.-tf
REMOVAL!
TIIEGETTYSBURG SKYLIGIITUALLRRY.
THE undersigned takes pleasure
In announcing to t he citizens offiettysbnis and
the public generally that he has removed from his
old rooms on West Middle street, to Baltimore street
and nearly opposite the store of Palsnestock Brothers.
The room he now occupies, has been recently Sited
up expressly fer his business. The location le an ad
mirable one, enabling him to take pictures In all
shades of weather, and with a correctness Unequalled
any where else,
LIPE-LIEE PROTOGRAPIIS,
of every site and description, executed In the finest
style, Particular attention given to the OARTE-DE•
VISITE, and In copying AMBROTYPES and DA
GUERREOTYPES of detessedfrionds. Also--
TIM GETTYSBURG GEMS,
• new style of picture which has become very pope.
lar with the public, not only for their beauty, bat for
etieees and convenience. SIXTEEN. for ONE
DOLLLR only. Also—THE PORCELAIN PIC
TIMM which for their beauty and durability are
eneurpamod.
June 21.180,
JOB PRINTING,
ZIECITTED NEATLY 4141) 011.EAK.
OractritS.
BARGAINS
IN GETTY.SBURG
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GROCERIES,
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