• - •,i_:4- _:41.1,g:..#4,41:.-4ti4int.Ll. li terb*rNv Eo“law, Nov. a, tw;a StURTIC AiILIORIOLUR I.N Pornu.rly - pinch of agricultural Instruc t timi W couisuittoil to rhyme, that it ungtithe :cur° easily reineiobered. Dr. FranittinPitnlished a great many in his *chard's Alumnae, and 'give a•few gatiitosiffroni varinuahources: r int 4er ehurued in,uioining air Is kept fa a eool place with care, The taste is li/ea; 11,11 tlAt ticiiielt shows the buttermilk eon to those who dram In kilk— Vp - r aay . price. To -bo in Obt._, Brings GIBAbe avieat. half-nooknti -went Iw fl to Cat:. • -1 A woman who unease:it, Ought !loth) praise cheeitne, Put hethands4n miff, Or. ever talcs snuff • When the wind Is east and turkey gobble, It is uo time tabors° to hobble; • But let hbu ratige to cattin Pio breeze— Should he bo troubled wjttl.the heaves, •', An ox with broad horns and short glosKy hair. Is good for a team, the market, or fair. One white Not iY bad, and MO are too 11128 That horse is best that does not hatm'any. ,t. farmer without boss, But any army of dogs, Will have More puppies than pork ; 1' or the swill will be lost, To thu husbandman's cost ; Dogs good for nothing to work. The siankest former, strange to say, is known for being outof hay. It dos not pay in any way, To milk a oow three titnea a day. When chickens roostabeve the the mow, ft spoils the bay for horse or cow. . The well-bred.daßghtfer for a farmer, 4 prudent helpmeayand a charmer. It is 'no place to set poles, Where moles or mice have dug their holes. (Jobe make no food for trine to eat, Mut tney are good for smoking meat. Pork atiebeans malts muscles strong— Something timers seek ; It is a dish to makoilife lodg, When cooked hilt once a keek. A slovenly dress,_ a aPaillby pate. The fences down, a broken plate, Pigs hi the gat-den,-Vreeds very high, Children unwash'd—ito bacon , to fry— Lots of great dogs and yawling tom cats, Windows repair'd with a dozen old hats, An empty barn—not a spoar of hay, Cows in the clover, horse run away, Things sold by guess without being weighed, • ltdltt coming in and, taxes unpaid— Pipes and tobacco—wlilsky—neglect, Drag in their train is all might Ox-port. All aorta of trouble to fret away life— But worst of the whole, au unhappy wife. Many estates are lost in the getting, since inen have forsaken hewing and splitting, And women their sewing and knitting. A mackerel sky— The wind will be high, Then bring in the grain, Close by there is rain. A smoky ebtraney may be cured, A scolding-woman not endured, A farmer's wife, like cream or curd— le to be seen but seldom beard. Bare-footed girls, With floating About the gate— Thougir quite content, Are no dinatnent To the estate. if you would thrive, 13e np by dve; For there is health And certain wealth, When at the plow, Or milking cow. A farmer at home should be found, And often looaing at is ground— Inspeoting fielos s repairing fenee-J For dollars dome by saving pence. Clear the soul. frotn moles and Prune the trees—keep MT the bugs, Then fruits and melons, rich and fair, Will recompense for all your care. Rutabaga, carrots, and:beets, Improve the charactervf meats ; They make good beef, and quicker too, Than any other feed will do. At the t#iner's cost Is an early frost. Exercise reason— Harvest in season. Of all the crops a farmer raises, Ot capital employs, Now brings such comforts and such praises, AS it crops of girls and boys. SATE 'EKE DEAD LEAVEN, If every horticulturist and turner would think for a moment on the natufe of fallen leaves—which contain not only the vegeta ble matter, but the earthy salts, lime, po tash, etc., needed for the next season's growth and fertility—and that, too, exactly in the proportion required, by the very tree and plant from which they fall ; nay, more, if they would consider that It is exactly in this way, by the decompositionof these very fallen leaves, that n..ture enriches the soil, year after year, in her groat foreits,it would hardly be possible for such a reflecting hor ticulturist or farmer to allow these leaves to be swept away by every wind that blows, and dually lost altogether. Nor would ho give thorn away, as many now do. He would rather collect, from week to week, _the leavai that fall under each tree, and by digging thin under the soil about the roots, where they will decay, providein.the cheap est manner the best possible .foqd for that tree. If this plan should be tried-we should not see old orchards dying out for want of nourishment ; but they would, in this simple wanner, receive all the enriching they re quired. Pear trees, and doubtless thepeseb, would be greatly benelltted by this proce dure. In certahivineyards in France and Italy the vines are kept in the highest .condition by simply burying at their roots every; leaf and branch Unit is pruned off, or falhsfru i rn the vines at'the cicise of the sesaon. • V9ll not some of our farmers of inquiring minas gibe Lids altaple.process a trial this season -4 i It is a well known fact that no manure is I n u re 'eagerly sought for by the florist than leaf manure. It enters largely into the cq ur post prepared for potting. Leaves, collect ed and mixed with barnyard manure, great ly entuince Its value. Therefore, gatber'up the leaves, that nothing shall be lost. - • DON'T KILL HIM- —Many farmers have no ticed in.their field a large black beetle, with most brilliant golden dots - placed In rows. en his back. , Dr. Fitch says. "Ite, eggs produce the corn grub killer. It is a most inveterate the ofthe ent-Worm, grasping the worm itistrongjaws, and In spite of ita violent, w4tking jtpd ~IA& *purely holding it. When It finds these n WOIMS in plenty it gorges and surfeits itself ntillb theta till it is so glutted and illstendoid AS to be hazily able to stir, for It never knows how to let a cut-worm alone when It meets Ithn. It Is Continually hunting these wOrMs, feeding on nothing else it can obtain them. Both , it and the golden dotted beetle, which prodixed tt , &Mild never be harmed.'' Tog iingarcropof Loulgtans, to now Bet down at I,2oo,o9olmrheadL tgalqiitglWtot kiiivit A DING AND COMMISSION HOUSE. AVTNG prirehtied the extensive can, de., of Ctur 1. ReititantW, the undersigned tnt . nd to carry ou the atmiltmie, def the brie of Innate! Co., at the "old stand on the ocuuer Of. Wash ingtonand Railroad atreets,on a metro extentive scale thaatteretedlow„ *TA regular line of freight' Care Will leave our Warehouse *eery 2111CISBa .SOO.V. and *CCM "iodation trains will be runes occasion may require. fly this arinageniteue , welere prepared to tonvey freight at all alums to :and from Baltimore. Ail business - of tbi kind entrnsted to us, will be prompt. ly attended to. Oar airs rob to the Warehouse et Stevenson &Belie, Ulh mina Howard street, Bala. more. Being deg.:maimed to pay good prices, sell thearand deal .fairly, , ere inviteaverybody to give us actin. • - • . 1T.01411141, AUXANDIER 0013EAN JAMES ILIGIUM. 3 an. 8,188 L M'CURDY & HAMILTON, DEA LERS FLO UR, GRAIN, GROCERIES, &c TIRE undersigned ere paying St their Were-bouse, 1 fa Carlisle street,adJsining Btehlees Hell, the highest prieee tbr nova, WHEAT, BTE, CORN OATS,- BUCK WHEAT, CLOVER AND TINOTHMENDB, POTATOES, to., 80., and Invite producers to give them salt before selling They have nonatantly , on hand for Bale, A. LARGE SUPPLY OF GROCERIES, 14.oluaes, Syrups Cofreea; Sugars, kc.,,wla Salt Flab, SoagOZard, Tobaccos, tc. Also, the bistbrau of lth FSED of all kinds. They I Mewled!. lava , _ SEVERAL VALUABLE FERTILIZERS, Soluble Pacific Guano, Rhodes' PltoOpltate nal A • Mexican Guano. Whilst they pay the highest market prices fora]] they Loy, they, sell at the lowest living profits.— They alit a share of public patronage, reamed to give satisfaction in ever? vale. 110B88T MeCTILDY, WM. 8. HAMILTON. July 3,1867.-."-.tf CHANGE OF FIRM. THE undersigned having leased the Werrehonee an the corner ofSthetton street and the Railroed.Gettyabarg, carryon the Grain & Produce Busin.em In all itsbranches. The highest prices will always be paid for Wheat, Rye, Corn, Oats, Clover And Timo thy Reeds, Neuwied, Sumac, Hay and, Strelf, Dried Fruit, lints, Soap. Hams, Shoulders and Sides, Pota toes, with everything else in the country produce flue- .. , GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS constantly for 'ale, Coffees; Sugars, Molasses, Syr. ups, Teas, Spices, Salt, Cheese, Vinegar, Sods, dastard, Starch, Brooms, Buckets, Blacking, Soap, &c. Also,ooaL OIL, FiehOil, Tarf &c. 2184101 all kinds; Spaes and Nails; Smoking and thewing To baccos. They are always able to supply; a first rate article of Flonr,with the different kinds of freed.. Also, Ground Plaater:witb Guano"; and otbor fertili zers. COAL, by the bushel, ton or car load. We will olio ran • LINE of FREIGHT CARS to No.IT North street. 11801110 AB, and 811 Market street, PIIILADELPRIA. - . All goods sent to either of the above places *III-be received and forwarded promptly. 0 oods shotild be mark ed" Benn ere' Car." H. B..BENNBR Li BRO. Ape!, 8, 1888.-4 f DANIEL GULDEN, DEALER IN Dry Goods Flour, Grain , Groceries, .Lumber, Coal, &c. EDI undersigned keepson hand, obis Warehouse, T -- known asuigulden's St a t on," bt Straban town ship on the line of the Gettysburg Railroad, all kinds of GROCERIES, includi❑ Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Spices, kc., with Salt Fish, Oils, Tobacco, Bacon, Lard, &v. Also, LIIMBE3 AND COAL, including Building Stuff, Shingles, Laths,Stoys sad Blacksmith Coal. Also, Guano, and a large assort• went of Dry Godd4 Soots and noes. /fats and Caps °tall kinds, which he s prepared ;elan at the low est prices. He also pays the highest market price for Flour, Grain, Corn, Oats, Buckwheat, Clover and Timothy Seeds, Potatoes, &c., or will receive and forward the same to market ms commission. He respectfully asks his friends and the public to give him a call. 'Aug. 21.1867.—tf DANIEL GULDEN.. prating glupttments, &r FARM WILLOUGHBY'S GUM SMING DRILL. • rime nie, will sow ai kinds of Grain .1. without ohatgitutrany parrot tho Drill. aan furnish them with or without the Guano. Afta,ch.inents Guaranteed to do good work. Also, the Harrisburg Falling Mill huttle in New York. Equally as ga,,l RS the mine formorly told In this county. SEPARATORS AND TIIRESIIERS, CLOVER lIUL LELLS, STEEL PLOUGHS 4C., FARMING IM PLEMENTS GE:NERALLY: • WM. WI BLE. For sale by Aug. / .-t1 J. H. SHIREIfhN'S REAPERS 4 MOWERS AVING Leen agent for this Machine last season, I J.l alto eller it tb the farmer this season. It is well known, having taken the premium at.-the Benders. villa Pair, also at the Gettysburg Mowing Match over seven others, which - were considered splendid ma chines, and Dimwit* at the Dillsburg blowing Match. lievingeoncluded not to otter any-machine that will not give entire satisfaction, I have rernsed agencies of 'several Other marlines, and now offer this one as TUE GREAT MkolllNE 07 THE SEASON. Hiving tried one myself, I know-exactly what it .will do. I could refer ;von to source of ferment who have purchased tnachlues of me, who ere highly pleased and say this Is the poly machine they would use. klatraral ways on g aud , andVepalrlng done here at my place. This is al greet consideration—them:whine can be repaired at, home immediately, mud with much lees rust. Atudher groat saving la the SENORS. which la at tacned to this celebrated Reaper and Mower; It bay been thoroughly tried, and given entiresstlefaction— ; requiting no harvest hand except a driver. This ninder can also be attached to the Reapers "blob have been sold; but cannot be attached to soy other machine except Shiremin'a. hers refer yenta a few farmers, in • different localities, who have bought end need these machines Michael Slime!, Stephen Gettier, Moans Hartman, Mr. Sterner, Joseph Merman, Mr. Lion, Ulrich Jacobs, • .1, R. 'Hershey - Jacob Hartman, B. B. Woodburn. , Jacob Litman, with others, too . nutuerourto mention This machine has a ealtrake side delivery, and Is warranted to dotty work as abZive recommended. Also on 8111EXM AN'S BBLYDISCHAIIOING troitsc *AKE, a Brit -rate article, which we will sell at the lowest possible price. Warranted to'give satis faction. Also the COLUMBIA RABB al ways on hand. Machines can be aeon at my house, three miles south oftlettysburg, or at Mr. Conrad Snyder'. Battlefield Hotel. ;LSWIS A. BUSHMAN, Jane3.—tt Agent. - Xift and -girt tinsurauct. ADAMS COUNTY'' DIUYUAL' FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY INOOCPORATID, MARCH 18, 1851. OFFICERS Prealdent--Geory.e Swipe. Vice.Preuideu t — Ru="l R. Rna°ll • Secretary-D. A. Buehler. • Treasurer-1C G. fiabiestook. Executive Committee—Robert McCurdy, 11 A. Pick itg, Jacob King, Managers.--4.leorgeBrops, D„Jk -11nabler, Daft:Cur. dy,, e.g. Russell, JL.ti. Pahnestock, ettyabarg ; Jacob King, 9t retina township' Jirederick Diehl, Franklin; Li- 4 1- Picking, g traban ; Mallet F. CM, New Oxford; Win. Doss Mate, Liberty; 4. C. Peters, Petersburg (Y. ti.) • • etw..This Company In limited in its operations to the ennui, of Adores. - It has been in operation for More than ll' yeats, and in that per Kat bee made but one IMF sessoient, bavingpald lour. byti re during that period amounting to o vern 6 h ooo ..Anypersondositrlfig an In surance can apply to either of the managers. 4-The Execntire Colentittee meets at the race of the Company, an the last Weilnoiday In every mouth at 2v'clock, P. Id. , . • (June 10,-16134,:a4 Jiltrail, ginutart,"&t. TIN-WARE ANI) STOVES. THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF TIN-WARE IN THE COUNTY, S. G. COOK'S, • (tormarly Antwit Poihe*,gamma* of • nut BUT 0001EIN9•8T0148 RHET, limos/ Wei are tie OLD DOMINION, lILNNBYLVAXIA, • NOBL3 COOE, .• • , BULB! 11114 AP Alsio.'sfiubveiire artOimilbelataboxermegiltica grill a raid MU, APrOll,ll6a. ik gro 600 lotionisoit - abstidit 8410410144 AU. SELLING OFF C L (rN G • - Al.' C •0 S T the unliedreigueJ lutenditig to wake 11 , change In their blialapds shorgy, will sellout ttrolr fog tot "WIC at lc Q, -L . Miny COOJD3 will be sold regorollese of coot OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, CARPETS, QUpE i IiSWARE, GLASSWARE, 4., &c .kirPers ,, n4 dt,drlng burgaim eboubl avail thom- etIVCS cpportnuity , •114.e thy Wholie AINC---k will eOOll di.posed of. DUPHORN & HOFFMAN, NORTH-WEST CORNER, CEWTB.E SQUA-RE, GETTYSBURG, PA. August 28,1868.—tf FAHNESTOCK BROS. NEW FALL GOODS. Just reFelved a large and well golected Stock of Fall and Winter Goods, DRESS GOODS of new styles and of every variety, D OgES T IC S tit redirect! prke■ CLOTLtAS', AND CAS4.SIMERS, a fall aa_vrtuu•nt, CARPETS, $ large 'Jock We Lave just recuived additions to our QUEENS-WARE, o► our own importutiou hardware and Building Material to 'lmply every want. OILS & PAINTS at low rates. 121:3=29 GROCERIES al n nys- baami Our Shuck. - uompri.iug almost everything which the couniner may nuci—part lei in want of Uooit can be supplied at low rata by patronizing the well known IMM!/1 SIGN OF THE RED FRONT FAIINESTOCK BROS Gettysburg, 0et,16, 1868. t NEW G4)ODS. Cheaper than Ever! REBERTKMLLIOTT, Baltimore at. ,opposite the Court House, H AVEJust opened a mw and largo ammortment of Spring and Summer Goods OF ALL KINDS, CLOTHS; CASS'IMERES, T if REDS, SILKS, GINGHAM; • L2ITYNS, PRINTS; BAREGES; MUSLINS, Tu whleh they invite attention—being determined to sell at lowest cash prices. [April 8, 1888.—tf 1868. 1868, DRY GOODS 11 MOST EXCELLENT ASSORTMENTS? r SELL for very em all profits, and elm at doing a very largo Malaise. FASHIONABLE SHADES OP FINE SILK POP LINS. FASHIONABLE SHADES OF PRENCH WOOL POP. LINS. FASHIONABLE SHADES OF ALPAO3A POPLINS. FRENCH CHINTZES. P/QOP-S, PERCALES AND LAWNS. i • BLACK SILKS, PLAIN SILKS. PLAID SILKS. SWISS MI:SUNS, JaOONET MOSLINS. CAMBRIC. BLACK., LaPAOOA, COLORED ALPACCA, BLACK ALL WOOL OBLAIN. RISTORI BHA WLS,CASHMERE SHAWLS, TWEET SHAWLS. OLOrHICASSIMERS,CLOAKINGE,L/RENDRILL ING, COTTONADE. TABLE COPEES, TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS, TOW ELS. BALMORAL SKIRTS, HOOP SKIRTS. PLAIN LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS, HEM STITCHED HAND. KERCHIEFS. HEN'S, LADIES'. MISSES', k cniLDERNISILOVIIS, AND STOCKINGS. i.jr;l am constantly receiving the latest idyll's of Dress and Plumy doeds. Slystock oomprlase every. thing usually' Lund in a tirst-class DDT GOODS STORE, to which I'inalte the attention of the public, feeling assured that I can safely challenge compari son with all other Stores lit quality of rondo and low new of price. 3. L. SCUM. attyburg, Pa., April 29, 11168.—ny • 1 'ER THAN EVE.R. E. ILITESHEW I.l4.V.lNGr4potted of his Store Uotiseand 'or Goods to 411 1 / 1 13T *BOW ERS, tied beteg date nod to reduce kis stook during the Enamor end LB months, wW give GREAT BARGAIN► bailor* invoicing. lity Ida* of All kinds of Merchandise doled oat fOll si.d at *maggomimosa Prie ts fa orory dogootovent, and win bit m • York ridsl, Ps4 I'll 7 1 41.01 84"1 7. 4 o f failo i ,biod to dp repoostal to axis lomat Wingate ....wpm TW lTryr bite jowC : riittirnid th. City argest, . 4 FL-- Bed _Selected Stock of Clothipg ever opened In the county, which ha le selling at re markably low priies. WeStack connisto of QVEt( I- oArrs, Or ALT. STYLES AND HIZP4, Dress Coats, Business Coats, Fano Ossaitner•Oos tut aliatylar,Satinat and Jiro Coats. vary cheap, Doeskin Panay Oasslinere and Ba llast **Os, Wool Shirts, Whits Shirts, Vadat Shirt. and ThaPirsits,Oocits, Nokia Iniatniesnts °tall kinds, TOBACCO & CIGARS, Baton, Braohes t Neck.ties,. and a thomand other articles too nouloroas to mention la I newspa per advertisement. P. CUNNINGHAM. Oct- 2,1888.—tt SELLING :OFF AT COST. Haying determined to closeout my entire Stock of 1 1 1 4,‘ 1l 1)Y . 1.1 i)F, CLOTHING, I WILL um AT co - S T OVERCOATS, DRESS COATS, PANTS, VESTS, SHIRTS, DRAWERS, &C., &C., &C. Tbme de - xlrottaof securing good bargains can now base an opportunity by celliug ut my Store. Cooke one and come all. dEO. Gettysburg; Oct.!! —tf :HEAD-QUARTERS QM CLO THING, HATS AND CAPS, • BOOTS & SHOES, AND Every kind of Gentlemen's Wear, ,SUCH AS LINEN COLL/RS, PAPER CUFFS, - COTTON STOCKINGS, GLOVES, POCKET BOOKS, TRAVELING SACKS, CANES, &c., &c I ke.p Geutlemon'. Wear of all lauds And will eell them at the LOWEST CASH PRICES. ALSO Boys' Hats Sz, Shoes, in great variety IMaire me a ea.)! before 1 .- ;urchaslng else where April 2i, 11567,21 KLINGEL'S Boot and Shoe Emporim, BALTIMORE STREET, TWO DOORS SOUTII OF TRE.f-RESBYTERIAN CEMSCIL TIIE undersigned has just returned from the city with the beet and cheapest variety of Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, fur Spring eel Summer, ever of , Ivrea In_Gottiatairx. We stmt revolted. of LANEId' CONGRESS GAITERS, LAD KS' BALMORAL GAITERS, LIDA F.S' COMMON GAITERS, L RID SLIPPERS, ail styles, LADIES' MOROCCO BALMORALS, IN LA itOE VARIETY. CENTS' FRENCII CALF BOOTS, CENTS' AM - LP:It:AN' CALF BOOTS, GENTS' KIP BOOTS. GENTS' CONGRESS GAITERS, GENTS' CALF BALMORA LS, CENTS' SLIPPERS, 01l styles, GENTS' BROGANS, Ac., MISSES' CONGRESS OA ITERS, MISSES' RALMORAL GAITERS, MISSES' MOROCCO BALMORALS, Ac., Ac., Ac., BOYS' CONGRESS GAITERS, BOYS' CALF BALMORALS, BOYS' BROGANS, Ac., INFANTI' SHOPS, ail styles, IN LAR E VARIETY. Also, !loots n.l•Sheee of his own manufacture con. fftßnt ly on band All will be sold at the lowest living profits. Bay ne, from town and country. arfrineited to call and examine goods and prices be ore purchasing else where, feeling confident that I can please all Who may call." The I%IANUFACTURINO of Boots Shoes, and (let tere, will also be carried on , in all Its branches, we be fore. Repairing done on slmet notice. By employing none but flret.clam wot grime, and using none but the chofeest leather, he feels ceintidrnt cf maintainlog his former reputation. Certainly nothing will be left ume done to deserve it. gs_Tbankful fur past favors, he solicit+ is continu ance of pulao patrooege. D. U. KLINGET. Gettysburg, April 22,^ lBBB.-t f TH.E LATEST STYLES Olt SPRING AND SUMMER Hats, Caps, Boots & Shoes, Jost received by ROBERT C. COBEAN, PiatiaberBburg Street, First Square, GETTYSBII.44, PENNA., Where the public can And • large and varied awn went which he Is selling cheap. He also manufac tures and repairs HARNESS, of all kinds, promptly and on reasonable terms. Bridles, Halters, Trunks valimur Whips, Cigars, and a variety of no lons, give us a call. rApril 29, 1868.-ti New Boot and Shoe Store. D. KITZMILLER & BROr i GETTYSBU.EG, PENNA., YORK STREET, OPPOSITE TIIE BARK. Till. undersigned have opened a new Boot sini Shoe Store, on York alma, Gettysburg, In the room recently occupied, by Sorra tmoCsarstsvoted have Just received from the City a large assort. meat of ROOTS& SHOES F 0 R_ GENTLEMEN, LADIES & .CHIL DRENS' WEAR, Consisting of Calf &Kip Booth, • Congress & Balmoral Gai ters, Slippers, &c. • We also ALANDTACTER/11. TO ORDER, all kinds of BOOTS AND SHOES—the work being made op ofbest materials and by lint chum workmen. The senior partner has 'been in the baleen for over 16 years and personally superintends all work made up„ We respectfully invite the attention of the public to our establishment, and hope by lariat attention to Mishima and by selling at lowest cash prices, to give entire satisfaction. • BAIT IMRE:MIME ' . JACOB A.KITZEIDIAR. • June 24, MS. —tf _ ,foundry.. FARIS:CERA Attend,:to- your Interests - GETTYSBURG -FOUNDRY. MEI ouboosiber would lama I* *Amon aid othato,thoiboOotal tomuillattottogirodoes kinds of vosoch dkas and WAWA made to ardo, OA abort 00. tloo, •• • - THILLIERBLAND POWEItSi (li. different dm of Powers,)I7LOVSSW3KID gm. LIRA AIM SZPARATORS,OORNIODDJta crunull BiltAW "AND RAY MIT NW 001Iffiwp2iall: PZOVGAS - onnhuOsat Ploagbs, Oarshoar Plognihn, 814611411ana Oorn Pkoigho; the WiRSOMING ROHM BAILS, rm icuusi mplolsot 0100 trig =LIN • , ioingad AND AXAMIIit& MEAL SOBSlnfaradlirPromos, - 33ONZAVAIM.lor Oosnotorios or Porches, with imireartur wormi lhu, I sai n t! now.. 1 71) MUIR. Aptl VW. 11001144114106164,11111100 koi NEW ESTABLISHMENT. rrue audertfloal luur Greet* a new bu %tug, tut .1. a Boot sad Oboe zetougusiout, os Oasikle at, pear Ms Unread . Ration ; Gettysburg, where lee sow otters tbt sale; - Boots ) Shoes Graters,: fin. men, women and child - ran ,of different style' and prices. He tunt a flue assortment to select 6 , m, and will sell orsr7rticle at to emAlleot wren*. WORff 111 A in TO ORDS it, of ilk* bast materials and workma slab. Every effort made to render 'Addiction. the patronage of the public is solicited. Call In, and select from his 'took or leave your meas ure. In either/ case you cannot fidlto beplossoi. July 17,468.-1, JOHN Y. REILING. 1 STtLE OF HATS • FOR 1g68. - 13. B. M'CREARY HAS Just received* *treat) and senarbi loicetalmat of HATS, including the very latert style, Sae Silk Cassimere, and Soft Fur Hats, and also large supply of line and low priced Wool HATS sad OARS for Men and SOTS. He Invites bit friends sad the public to give Alma tall. (Aril aIL /147*^"t4 Croutettbans, tops, Ptions, fit. Let all.. the People Come I .._ Fancy goods and Confectioneryßlare. . THE undersigned, having bought ont J. M. Warner Taney Goods and Corifetfiou ery Store, on Baltimore street, nearly opposite Patin. estocke iitore,Gettysburg, Invites the public's patron age. Large and tasteful as the Stock hu Leen, no effort will be spared to render it still mord attractive and desirable. 110 now offers Writing Desks, Plain Candy, Work Boles, Paul do., Portfolios, Pickles, • Satchels Sardines, Pocket itooks, Lobsters, Chips Toys, Chow-chow, Pocket Cutlery, Fancy Cakes, Jewelry, Tereus Crackers, Chem, Wine Biscuit., Brushes, Mumma do., Perfumery, Fire Work!, Sips, Pens l Pencils, Comb., Writing Papers, „ Fruits, Enveloped, Rats, Tobacoo ilk Snare, S7raPs, Ac., ike., lc,. "TOO NUMEROUS TOO uarmoN." B. intemdato sell everything at the lowest peal hill prises. bellevingtbat "small pulite" bring "quick males," Cud are therefore best for buyer and seller.... Come one—oeme all A. B. NEISTEI: — •• April I,llSari.tf Bierbower's "Segar Store, .GETTYSBURG, PA., TLIE undetalgnetl, thankful fur past favors, re • opectlully milli the atteption of the public to Ws assortment of Segars, Smoking & Chew ing Tobacco, Pipes, &c., which be is prepared to sell at the lowest living prices,. Vi'IIOLBSALE AND num, Ile Will OPP on hand PAPER BOSOMS, HANDKERCHIEFS, THE BEST BRANDS, and will manufacture for gen eral sale throughout the UMBRELLAS, erh.frs store and kleClences Rotel Aug. 14,1ML-tf E. H. MINNIGH, TIII/.0. C. NORRIS GETTYSBURG, PA.., Confection, Periodical and The Daily Papers ofßaltimore, Philadelphia, New York, anti choice Magazines. All kinds of Confections, Can dies, Oranges, Lemons, Nuts, &c., &c., ICE CREAM & CAKE supplik-d to families and parties at shortest rates Alarch PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS/ TOILET SETS, FANCY CHINA & BOHEMIAN VASES, AT A. R. FEISTEL'S, Gattysban, ♦prlll.lS6B.—tt JOHN M. MINNIGH Diamond Confectionery & Ice &cam Saloon BALTIMORE Street, two doors above Centre Square, Gertystottm Pa. Hating cataract (rim the city with a till stock ofOorActlottery, I will Dell et !bowery lowest profits—taludlag • FRENCH & COMMON CANDIES, Orator. Lemons, No tor. Toys, Both d mil a, ax., and thing beloagios to a firet.chwa Coofectionery, witk OAKS, MEAD. AND LEMONADE. Aloe, • ICE CREAM led on short notice lley2o.—tf CONFECTIONERY ICE CREAM SALOON. JOHN GRUEL, • ChainbersburgSt., Gettysburg, - next door to Bee. Hotel Hating completed bte new Wilding, esoPoded 014 Veet fitment of Vottfections ever lend I Oat _ urip Including RENOEI AND COMMON CANDIES, Toys, Wets, ton e r,d everything belonginft•• • gin' elms Confec trial Veda' ••••nuimial " A7 ladles and Gentlemen. ICE CREAM-, leb.ll.—tt enpplled on shortest polies. • QUEEN OF ENGLAND BOA n o QDNEN OF ENOLAND SOAP. ."-- • QIIsIN 0? ENGLAND BOAF . row doissa Gunny yogis & Is dm 4 ,4 and cbat mango'. GliarlinlNd equal, 14 ary the woad alLths stress* of old roidst soap with ha , and. Wields's queillies or genuine Curti Is Tr/ this ram 8 7 Sold by tha ALDSN elliantAio IA 48 orth rlasl atted, rousolpidt- Bkpt. WOOD FOR SALA "900 CORDS OAK, 200 ItIcKOR Yl AT BANDOEIS MILL' .3.Prics is and $ll per cord on thw u nd dtoro. 8148ydnur,, AA& 28,18W -8i CpauCY'S PERRY , pIi t ENTING • ming woßge. - eve. Perri Axed • ffitts r aitd St&glikalip n. C. E. NO N<INBON, itiundimanw awlicAßD Dnalsoge42l urn& 4 urino na2,.. narnmehdu 0134.111.—As BOOTS AND SHOES. pers, ac., &c., SPRING AND SUMMER THE VERY' BEST ! NORTH-IA/IT 00101Eit 01 TAN DI4IIOND, County Rememberthepleee,ln the Diamond, between Brinh WASIIINGTON BIERBOWER COMPLETE MINERE. The Igh tegintatlon It has obtaltied among thistnany thousand farmers who are using It In preference to all Whet kiwis, I. a sure guarantee of Its ♦aloe. PRTCIS s.ieLoo PxR ?cm CIIAMBERSBURG STREET, ; Sead Ibr a P""hlet. Aildres. next door to the *Capitol., Ilotel News Depot. conslantly on hand LADIES' COMPANIONS, WRITING DESKS, PERFUMERY, TOYS, &C, &C., &C., Opposite Fehnestorks' Store 'AND ,t; girl GRANITE-YARD , GETTYSB R(i, PA., O.V RAILROAD, !CRAM nerthur ORPOT. EEITLER - L PAWN' WaraIsILOBANITE.forO tiodsuf. BUILDING AND MONUMENTAL PURPUBIDIc sit reasonable Wee— Curbing, Bills, Steps, Ashlers, Posts, Monuments,, Ceme tery Blocks, &c., •&c., manna finished . In beery .tyt. desired, by bast.ef workmen. 'lO-Orden from a distance promptly attended to JoottB.-,Ttf JEREMIAH CULP, ' .4 4.ETTYSB ITRO, PA., Undertaker & Paper-Hanger, la prelim/4W Para* on short oldies am& reasonn ble 401711 VS OF ALL STYLES Helga* loans on hand a larce amortmeutol3VALL PAPE*, which be galls at !mu-daub rates. and it do mind liartdah bands to put it on the wall. PLAIN de ...FANCY SIGN PAINT ING EXECUTED TO ORDER.. York street-a few doors east offortbstas Church May 27, 1868-,if. FLOUR & FEED. j WILL be le Gettribergwlth . DAY sod FRIDAY in each week. Pereone who may desire me to furnish them with either FLOUR OR FEED-STUFF, tbeir orders, eLther with John L. Tate or Danner t Zeigler, stating the kind and quantity wanted, when the game will be delivered at their dwellings, by Bept.26, 180104 ROBERT D. ARMOR, GAS FITTER, PLUMBER AND BELL HANGER, lad ADddis Atred,AaVa spar; froii:The Court-kouse, OETTYSBURG, PA., MILL promptly attend to or ders In ble line. Work clootrio the bonny wanner. sad at prloasss low 114 can parlay be' afforded tougalto a Aria& GAS PIPE riirrasbad as wall as Cbandellers, Brackets, Drop tV i k x : r also WATER PIPE, Stops. Top asii Prost. Bp sful,lu short. everything belonging to gas or water es. . Bolls hagg, and furnished sivairea. Locks of all kinds repaired. Dec.: 26,1861.-tf FARMERS!!! TRY THE ALTA VELA PHOSPHATE! ir r f i ro s m compoied principally of the celebrated Guano ALTA VELA Contains time per cent. of Alf)l43IA, en Impish tumult, to glee activity (without (Wary) to the rage tattoo, sad a large quantity of soluble BONE PHOSPHATE OF LIME, tvetber with Potaski acd ikdb, the esseqtklehicatuto of • .TH2 ALTA VELA GUANO 00., SY Broadway, Now York. July 31, leSP.— y Attention, Housekeepers WASHING MADE EASY HdYINO 040 *genii for Adams county for JACK SON'S UNITS WASLIINO COMPOUND. Patented Jan. 10,1906, I respertfully Invite the atten tion of Landfall and Ifoolskespers to it ae the most ecoeseskal stud valsable Washing Dampened in use. Weltrattltira'tlr,l43a rabrte; preserves and fixes the colors! removes paints, grease and stain, of all tinde. (live it a trial and yon will use nothing else. Fatally Hightail auk. For further information apply to CIIAS.II. STALMIMITII, j WIRE RAILING, l ow Ootty•barg, Pe. • Wire Guarder°, Stone Fronts. 111.1 bare been inf o rmed that parties in ~.eras )U71171138. Se.; Iron Bedstead., Wire pate Of the county are selling what purports to be ' Webbing for Sheep and Poultry Yards; Seams and Jackson's Compotand. As I have the exclusive right Iron Wire Cloth, SihYrE, Fenders. Screens for Coal, to edema county, all porton. are hereby wanted 0,4, Sand Lc. Heavy Crimped Cloth fur Spark against wiling or parcLiating fr..r.. ot!,: parties. Arreeltieref ie.:Pape:- Aug-7, 1168.-0 n,ke Wires, Ornamental Wire Work, Ste. Every In. ruiatitin by addreufn; the manufacturers. M. WALKED t SONS, No. 11 North Stith et., Phila delphia. Feb.ll,lB4B.—ly. 628 HOOP SK IR TS 628 AND CORSETS, CORSETS WM. T. HOPKINS, 628 Arch Strr. , J, Philarhlphia, Pa. MANUFACTURER OP THE Celebrated "Champion" Poop Skirts FOR LAUIRS. MISSES AND LOREN'. . The largdt assortment, and best rine: ty sod styles in the .4 werican ,Ila rktt. Er ry lalyshoo Idtry them, Dr they recommeati the.k.s, by wearing longer, re taining their shape much better, being lighter and more stadia than all others—WARRANTED in every raped, and sold et very low prices. Ask for HOP KINS' . CHAILPIHN" SKIRT. Superior Iliumlinatle Whale-bone CORSETS in Fir teen different Grades,. including the "impede!" and Thompson t Langdon's .'C LOVE PITTING" COR SEM, ranging le prices from 01 cants to 16.60 ; to gether with Ammo& ItecherIiCELRBRATED TRENCH Wovis CORSETS, superior shapes rola quality, Tea diTireet Oradea, from 51.10 to 55.60. 'They are the Soma and beet roods for the prices. ever Imported.— She Trade supplied with 1100 P SKIRTS aIfdOtrBSIIITS at at bllletti Roles. noes visiting the City should nod till to 6,11 end examine our Goode and Prices, as we defy all competi tion. Sept. 4, 11148. Fine ustom Made BUTS AND SHOES FOR GENTLEMTIN. Alll6a, IdidDiNti STYLES on bend at made to lotousero. Primo Eked at LOW 11112IIREIL An Ulmr bated ittio Litt wifb Instruction. br self wow*. mast mit tto receipt of Plat Oaks &Wpm. WM. P. EAMIPrt, 321 fipatb 1312th et. tdtc4o Obootadt, • PHILADKLPHIA. Aug-Witt 11168,17 and 3totntrants. EAGLE HOTEL.. The Largest and most cotamodlona le GITTYBEI7IO, PENNA. .. Melee et easminumatme insalseres entesve JO.EFN L. TATS, Proprietor. Agr-An Ontalbes, for Pasasegers and Baggage, Inns to the Deeet,,nn antral and departure of ROI Road Trains.' Oarehasereante, and reasonable charm*. XaT 21, KEYSTONE HOTEL, GM'2ITI f)710,'10..14.J WM. E. MYEBIEVPSOPRIBTOR N o.lr OPEN. TEICIS ifs, an House, _and has b een hand 5P ta itio Mist &opned alkyls. It' location I Alaiiiiptt, pawl owireeleit, Welt in the not , trudagit pcturfkottot- tit* to!.. .111Fory arrange ment. luee hatan made gleXtat acrenunedalton and coin. foot of goods; with ample stabling attached. Wtth argartenend ;earrants, and aorommoxbrlng Meta, we 'thin 0/6 every wadowtoree piellee• ThiSNOW is now opts 6,r .tierakt•rtaim f at of tks public, sad woltindiy sitiftait *bare ofpoltioya PIO 2lttittet: s " &101 s DelSharrai -- • It i ot n ra==trlataa. .anise VIM a vomit 11st at $ Jiasfaestate edam asethssit apiesilikr , Sr aft ' • iteirtet/k IM•orkitairartr. ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH IN CHINA.; ML' NAaT 4 TIILSOISAIre • OCIMPANIPII _ Z " N03.23 r . AND . FNAJNIAU mining, ; NR4V,,YOR4E, Orgattiss4 skirt .poatili "Water tram the Stsl44o of - Now York. 8.50,003 SHARES, $lOO EACH Ltorc. ANDREW 0, OITRTIN; Philadelphia. PAUL 9. VORBillt °Menai A Co, chins'. PREP. IitTTPIIRPIBhD, of P. goittorAold k Co., Ne+. York. ISAAC Livzsmonle, ?rammer Wedges Oootrol Itaßroad. Bootoa• - A I. NSANDER HOItLAND, Yretakrer Amorieok *s purs Campion New York. .. Box. JA SI k'S NOXON; Syritxue, IT. Y: • • • o. I. VAldna. Training' Wastmk Veip 1 , 00- amok( Compoor,NoT York. rLrirtilitc TR.41 1 1. of Ifsitysr,Gabe lord. coot Now York. NICLIOLA attoiTis, NNr York . - • =LI N. NICKLES, Vice President. a WANE ALLIS (Cashieur Madame! Bout Common -114444) Treasurer. Nov. A. K. NcOLUEZ, Philadelphis, Solicitor. The CMnese air &Why (tkrnesgh the !Am Anson Theriisnenna) concededly the Cowpony the yr:- cona , xting trsegreat seaports of the .f.:Ytyire by salanarine electric tetegrapit cable, rteltrepoSe 00111A011. *fog operatic** la &limn nod WYilrH dostat a Una .1 nine hundred miles at once, &twee:, the fi4lincirtg ports. : Popo Lltlon. 3glxv.p. 60 000 Hong-Kong . 250,000 figralyw ... —2OOOOO Amoy •••• .250,000 Poo-Chow WO Et, Chti ...... N lung, Hang Moan.. ...... BLnngll4l: ....... Thee* north Imre a foreign commerce of $900,000r MO, and en enormous domeetictra,e, betide which we bay* the Immense Internal 'corny:err-sof the Iffnidre,: radiating from them point., through Ita mole and navigable rivers. The cable being laid, this Company proposes erect ing land lineal end witablieblag a speedy and Own worthy weans of commonionkm, which must com. mend there, al every whereelese, the - cononnoteitUoni of the Goversunaqt, of buebtese, and of modal especially in China. She Lei" no postal 'system, and her only mean, now of communicating Inlisnuatimit is by couriers on land, and by steamer. on water. The Western World know. that China .. very large • country, fa the slain dm*, peopled "WO law )et realise that ate contains more than a thud of the hu man race. The latest retnint made to her central authorities for Maing purposes by the lecal magis tratse melte - her population /bar Hundred and Fbur trza-MiUtons, and this is more likely to be wider than over thesetail aggregate. N early all of ham, who are over ten years old, in.t only can but do read and writs. [her elvfilastlon is pawned - , tat I , bre literattom Is as exteeetire as that of /Arrow.. Mina le a laud of teachers sad traders; and the latter are exceedingly qalek to andl themselves of windy proffered fisOlity for procuring early information. It Ls observed la California that the Chinese make great smut the tele grmk, though It Mere transmits impanels fw Xiiiitiith alone. To day great Dumber. of fleet steamers are owned by Chinese merchants, and used by them ex clusively for the truism lesion of early let nse.— Iftb. telegraph we propme, connecting all their great eeeporLs, Were now to *Malone. it is believed that its businem would pay the cost within the lira tweryeare of Us surcossful operation, and sou Id steadily foresee* thereafter. • GROIGIC GLINGELL • No enterprise manmade itself is la a greater de gree muntwaratlve t tapitelleta end to our whole people. It la Of • net national losportaace cola maecially.poNtically, aad erangelically. flene stock of this Company has been unquall ommeoded to capitalists led banana mm. a admirable Wessman& by editorial articles ia the New York Herald, Tribune, World, Times, AO. Ex prem, , hatepanteett, and la Use Phitadapala Berth Telegraph. .Awerwan, Nreu, Ledger, inquirer, Age, Bulletin and Warm or tble Comany. to • limited number, may. be obtained at $5O each, $lO payable down, $l5 on lb* Ist of November, and lindlaid• to mouth/7 maidal miega of SIM each, commencing December 1,1868,9 u application to 80t1T11 STRAirr, PftIIALIOLPLIS.k. Sbat ca can be obtained la Gettysburg by spolieallos to J. 1:. But, Coakley of We llettisbatg National Bank ; is Oxford, to J. Jaxvlre. Cashier of National Bank ; who are flaidgereautborized to receive aub wriptioas, and an give a.l) DeCrane:, information un One ankle-rt. ("Sept- 19, lee& PLANING MILL. TE undersigned has established a PLANING M ILL, on NWWJ area, four mites has 04 ttysbarg„ at which hn will isaattfacture DOORS AND DOOR FRAMES, WINDOW SASH AND FRAMES, FLOORING, WEATHERBOARDING, Chalr and Watt' Boards. with everything else made at inch a factory, and Deeded in the building line. The best of 111.14ter glad, 611 thOrinigh/1 dried. a lens sited pat tot the pirpoes: Orders solicited * cud peasipeke attended to. Prices modal e customers. and ever. effort made'on to at JOHN D. PFOUTZ. May Q, 1868.-1 y Chicopee Sewing Machine. pi ti v rat t t le for only THIS mucliine tistsolmlikoom. ELASTIC LOCK STITCH, noes the drop or four motion feed used by all Arst-elass machines. It will ham, tall, tuck, cord, gather:guilt. bird, embr,Adar, and do every variety of work that can he demo on any-other machine. We warrant this machine te, be the best in the-world. h lois boon de clared to be so by the beet Judges to be tound,and was striated the Ant gold modal , over one hundred and twenty-two onutpatitoye, at Paris. will give a written guarantee to that effect. Address, with clamp, dug 211 .A SERVANT FOR ALL sotit's 2 - improvement far Opening, Closing an 4 Latching Gates, : VAT be Attar fed in any gate end buggy, team or saddle% by one bane id directkm imm the gate—opened and closed from One faint, at any distance from theptii. This im peoreenentill okapi* and cheap, yet pinend,etranen will not be disarranged by the sagging.of the pbs, nor by the frost rebring the posts; may be made at a country blackemitki and moll y attached to apt.. The undersigned, haring the Right for Ideate goon wilt sell Township and Parma Righorof.thie provement. . . (Feb. 26-10m' BATPr art - Auma, Afflt'S 6.3I:6B.ICANLEVIIR GATE —which will be bend valuable and convenient to all who base antes to drive throastt—as they remain by theix Awn, OPOU, dor sad latch a gate, wittiont the necessity of serene in the wet er stud. For limber inittnittion; ea., address. Shty 1.11,4 GETTYSIMG LIME KILN'S: TIIB undendpei has bought oat lila termer part ner, Ws. Ginint,seni now continues the TEE THEE - BURNING BUSINESS saiggat— e t the Gettysburg Lime itUde; ou thermals of the Railroad sad North Strittes street. Shack tat for peat patronage, hawill eadeavoi to deserve its authorise, by ruosecuthig thrbasitras as Hosea ly mad ones large a scale als pos ufl wiling a good arttelo and-giving good :mama "arisen and others mar look for chi iironstpt inthi if orders. SO alp wattage/ As COAL BUSINESS, amine tiolutOrt metier . k Howslre 'Lad others shdald give him a oalL Illseiterstith gottLecis .. OW, ost ttond. Uwe asts(roolstettetwod tieretterola tilerttoehr. g ig05t". 0 1 6 : 21 , 41 7-. 510 . /387.-ti . 7,4t500113311.1. .FITESITVRE' D C SHEAFFER PICTIMBURG, (Y. 8.,) PENItL, rißrigleakteridira. s o tiro Patitc,akethitst iI Ms Ilan swamp as ob be bad In the comity, 10116.Poroha rip will dowel to salt and exaathli stOptttelt •buOirdsoiltp;•. ' FURNITURE m e w - 4 - abiskuipmg =:3l DraEcrons OFFICI3ES MIMM= T0e'd......_..... _.., ......e ..,»..._...__~........a5tg000 DREXEL /c CO., MARSH CREEK AGENTS WANTED J. D. ORN.E, Genera./ Again, 422 cheonvt at, Vltal 64 . 4 Phi.- May 6.-4 n P.0.,A 144131 2, 11 ?a. gait Pother, gist) *c. • • ------- f--••••••••••••••••! , •w.Y; , .• `e, - y ou-NI" a P o N D!THE FINKLE- - LYON •'lion Tun cunt or PuTRID OQUE , W I 4PAIkTiIitt.744NZA,., or any - other Yalliaattnall•sy,or isaramillifieraga of 'he i 'throat If 0 " at too bug standing. Ilse, RCA ALIO , • pus*, • Thar oissares4stemi 1 -; ; Itrot:Pavrnia GiAKfis in ditilatentyparts, of Ake estantry, mid Mae astir been known to fall If taken In time and ibcortlity to &ratline,: la warrantsd tomtit. et re Ka edit, and it.trillitlnialt for. *alt. Very Wambold sboald ' provide thantaelve ti with a box of this medicine and *asp It on bands. The cum th at It bas Hided on kV/ Itstizeratem • . tyrreparid and sold by TaittxtTount A Cd., Wet- tysbueg. Pa Deity Thar =portly sigsate. for sate tiUt la Adams county. May 29:UM-if 'ISRAEL ?OMIT ai - 00. A-701Kfi 0 74 / 1 - k r - CA Wit , . Dtril GUMMI PERIODICAL PILLS Ton PR ALIO. Trifititible to ecitrtetth intim laclunt;ltessixtbagebstenettenzottlia y Tiny}, from whatever Canso.. end always eatiesitet r ul as a P wre strati**. ' Perunter socialist!, -sitnated,pit .those r r oPP"rrial‘ thenuielses iso. are Cantlohed nein* *slog three PIN while la that fondle** lest ~ tieby “lavltr Asians. rtage:! :Aar 441/ Pro t rio " wales no.raimottelbilliy, al bg ouh . their m dne - se sr I *revolt any teleeliflef Ist itieetsfr.; ' Pilaf! gal**, Elx ,Donts, .Sold by 4.11 HORS% Dtiti6lst,Bole Ay, et l'or bet:: a tysbusty, Po• - .: • •.• • Lad*. by sanding lit* St throne', the, Not erns% can have the Pills last, (ceallitentlailvj by IIaR, to say parte/ tbaconntry 'lrene( yinalsigE, April 29.L*65:--4 .$5.000,000. A.LL ABOUND WORLD! The rifst Premium of a Silver Medal-was awarded Barrett's Hair itest(wa,tive, By thelT. H. Stahl Agricultural Su4sly, at tt4 Fait bolded is Fula," Sept. 20, BARRETTE. VEGETABLE HAIR-RE- STORATIVE relpreil Cray flair to its oat anti colOi Proutotoe th• growth of the Hair. change* the roots; to their original organic action. Eradicates . Dandruff --..300,000 400,000 -1 4 VG0 sod Manors. Prestats stut, Is•supsrkm Dressing. It ere.talee pro inJurkete tetra:tient*, and theiglost, popular awl reliable article .titmegtkeut the Sint, Watt, North ira4Boatis. • •- J. BAIIRATT A CO., Proprietors, , • „, Ideareetter, AL U. .•. , • kk..froldly Dr. IL frortier,Gettysbera; .1.8.1•400- I ikttsakb, Rampton; Menai' 'and giditir," Nieto- 1 • • borg;:buyke'r k Sod; I.litlettoiri s tile niuisiiii vs.- 1 ph....,J wr • ( mcvs..,* 'rimy. -• . ' . • • - Yob. 11, 11181r-1) , : THE GREAT CHOLERA PREVENTATIVE. 1 I. 1866„ L -11,1 E GILEAT . • . Tag AMERICAN . , . Zingari Bitters. .IBurrozi.goi.x _ OVEROSAMING rprus WONDERFUL B.BHZDV was discovered , • - yam ... . . 4 . and introduced about twenty years ago by Dr. 8. ' , ,. . , , , Cheeping, an eminent Egyptian physician. SENVING MACHINE CO ", Ile had long seen and felt the alit aeons, rened, whirl would strike at the root of distil**, and so i . . . . prevent IttuCh of the suffering which the burian i n al- In directl attentioe to their CELEFIRATEA ly was than compelled tcrionunrs. . , BINATION" 'llollll' k 'SEWING IitAtBOANW This great question was presented to " I ' S " ' beg leave to refer to BM weeidetfak . if so," every day in vivid colors as bemused antinlig iheillek e hig. iTe ?ma or fro4r., me at. anddying, and observed the inefficiency of uearly'all , , 00,„„„.,,,,,,.., 0 _,.....„_„_,_... ~ the remedies then in use. Thug he was led tots nil f ..„,,,7 0 ;;;;;T na 4 =4 0 7 . 4 1 4,4 .1, ot sod experiment: and after ten-years' study and labor, 1 '"'" i firanirqiii,lbelbemare theipubll mow. u .- auipowadwae . Is protested I. his fellow-man the wonderful/Appal Antlers. The alert ol this' preparation In -the p re " iin the Get.7l7 of OW , sod no blot PI% risotto's and cure of disease ores so aterveilons and warranted to etaini ni, that . satoniabing, that the most thateriog marks of royal "' . . .. favor were bestowed upon him who discovered it.,— , - . .49 .1NV.4.4 Ills name wait placed upon the Roll of Nobles, and ' IT arAY , • a gold medal with the following inscrlption—Dr. B. ;' .„ . Cheapens, the Public Benefactor—was presented to i BEM Assortrrztt TM MUM him by the Viceroy. The preparation has been um! in several epidemics ' of cholera, both as a preventive and curative meas ure, and with such great success, that It has been ha- FAMILY.MA. lIINP, C troduced iota nearly all the general hospitals of the old world. ' /W TIM' WELD; The old saying thatsio outwear p ion le worth t , . . a pound of cure, applies with marvelimm ken in i And . retiinaleagy the Cheeleart: cholera, and therefore any remedy that will protect ; us against this terrible disease should be freely and I It t o row, two gra n tdarocombhudhganne airs duo 'persistently used. pls d beautiful niecheteical *meg Alt pathologists uow agree that the cholera poison 1 snob the gl oo m or L o o kosook wor o b oc ie p ilw is , i , as )ma * / 4, acts on the system through the blood, and that any l and Button-bole stitch, witkogiNil seatta. 7 pee pi comb; cation which acts on the excretory organ's, and i % c o on: it .x.,..g.. i n tk.,..„ ! oa r or d. ° , ~,_ keeps them in working order, must prevent &sufficient r i o o oo r dm& oor itOrig6' I vo ,. - % accumulation of the poison to exert its terrible affects , T oo ki,su mi ni m s " 0r,4 and ea barr. • r. on the organism. This is true not only of cholera,. bu t ' oro pp,w o ' ,ge 6; • &Me & eft.... . 4 . 4 . la of nearly all other inelsdirr, especially the different rj orLr o oonomis; r „ 4 , .. a . d imam • forms of fryer. • beentl f oißuito nand= w oi4l , ml r tabrige. - The Zinger' Bitters Is Just such • remedy aa the gi n ". mem o , i r , - ...„,,,, /c 4 , 4 it 4 above conditions require. It acts on the organs of, A mu , to s i„ N , rudimkomos , t''' excretion and secretion. keeping rip a perfect bal- artulars with fall - P sample, of woOk ante between them. This Bitters la composed ea- I done on this fhteilifiti, Olii bo busd on application it 01* tirsly of roots and herbs, so nicely concocted that I g0ir0,.,,,,00,r0r th e g loorrow; , , _ every organ is acted upon and pat In tone. Its tut* , . ' . . is pleasant and its sects prompt andiarting. - i rz ggr r0k.,.. tv emith and akiamo ar rooto, Numerous eases of the following diseases have I ."" -7, 4 ' 7 t beans cored by it: Cholera, Diarrine, P l ant/ Web f -Nik5466,42.a, Scrofula, Typhoid and Typhus Fever. Fever, Ague, . .... .. , . et. I Nervous Debility, A suede, Female , Fallosrelan r , jntucogoorghlon_sm due Nesistassitt,•l4Mr MOS 0 Dyspepsia, flatulency, Colic, 4c, . . • " • tope ComPany gratultuestlY ball porsherens. Price One Dollar per quart Ps:At:U.. . . . Principal Depot at the Wildeditstreet wharf, liar. I ..11.,,fil ll W.T 8 V Heiberg, Pa. Sold by Druggists, 'latel keepers and 04:awant on- i entity. , Q. F. ICALBFLEIBCII, sole Agent ftl. s Gettys burg. May 29. 1867 BR TAVLOr'R OLIVE_A7RANCH BITTERSt A mild and agreaatile TOXIC STIMULANT, STOM ACRIC AND CARMINATIVB BITTERS, Eximeted entlroll from HERBS AND ROOTS. flighty beneficial In DYSPEPSIA, GMOU.L DEBILITY, AND LOSS OF APPETITE ; and an azellent patsnats auf. bring from Dbardors of.thaßowahr. Sold Everywhere. Depot, No. 413 Market afreet; Phitad'a T. K. TAYLOR dr, CO Sept lt, 1886.—1 y AYER'S .HAIR, - ,Y,100* FOE, THE Akiio,,,,T 3 o g !.. ,R , 17ae,,arecit I.:Tisideratitm of the Age ♦ dradatneWhich Is at once agrenalafar baalb.T. and effectual for preiter;:kg the hate. I. or Tray Lair 1200 n rasiarai to sir original odor and de plea and theism of youth. Thin 'Mk It thinkanad, hair amebas. and baldasas . oatin3, tlsoayb' act always Gated by Ito tuw. Nothing Fan restonailna bait laws the follicles are destroyed, orAhni4nalastroybind and dadayask. But iamb aa muds saa/!•Maryll 1a.a• 1 4 1 nasa by thisagspiliatioa. instead a finding. tie hair with apaak a rasdisneat,il will buy Kama and vigor elm Illasasasidi3sid mil will oassrana ib is* .yacra turnings... yor tainti4 illid - conisquatly provost, baldwa. pee bOlll thous dsistarlocis 001' mysiy whwanalwasolawytessuatlons ilaziyiWnas 41;4.: ens to *sisals, tl QitTat. qp 444 beskaiq, ilia :no ' 1 Una la. It sanissinnandy ilkts immiss‘ma r "Wag dew eaa bos hand so &skalds. Cansaisin liable an aoriPm deasitot soil whit' embrie v as* letime lirniteron Igirr IMOLA: AktAkti...loll9l% Propsred ty-Dr. J. O. Ajtet Co., • TitidneAt AINALYTIatir4IIIIIIIIIIn, - 110134. ~ .1114,01 4 /1641 *1 P. RAHT/J4,891, PrqPrieter lial-riabert, Pa entails they Dave the Ittelalliintreirtritit ELM HOW*4IL; Dant:m . lz cfs ureic , * ,*= NE . CA NNO CORNER OF oeLtrmowitAlixiiaLatirel)- , DL E'B?., 01,081'TE TEI 004112111101111111, I COLT Dmaurrion Os aft,* :To May 29, 11191.--te R . n!let , 3 -.tzmell :,.• P 1140116144 for•lmomy,s,d hibraisliallkOm*irprksiCi**,. am Ai. athiatiantik,tientitixtaftinb. 'it WiliiiitehiollosAadai dos, ad , OW diellisoi• 11111Plihteigis *W. l'implasataktli ozflOmmOte " %raw& las 21 / nat' 13111 • auliiimilaw :1, - .11; • :1 " Wani,T*NßlMall ; (11,1 sT," MISOUTIM MIMIC .111hapaall ir =I ~ioer•~~—~s ESMEI .-4 , - - • r?„, -;;741-; • * 1 - . -,...-- 4,4 ; :, 44 ` , '.3 - 1 -- ~,,...*:,.- I .....,:,..-4 --• i "4; t • . • f4F, WING MACHINE, WITH lirVir A.NP WORTAJFE:43I' f. PROVES[EN'Ip ,Iyks Cheapest Gam JlatAinis fit . "- - , . v4wrNa.ll„+ski4. WW# A libefAlVasb , Priablisigolineti r oda kiii/Jl4OlOl Thom. sgeatt. *re Eppatated whit griialrileillity .211 • aatisattlon A Spkudid 4Payiag altritimesejlit Iftffit • fug illrgeot ►rxitz JF troxd. lt. ■~.iq-lra~d~y. 1 July 10, 'ea:-cm PP. 1 017,101( Paiacis,epaki m A. W. icznemuu„ . TIOBIBON, .Apwas, clAttribut. Pi. May XI —..LT HOWE MACH= 1 . TILE LATEST IMPROVED AND GUMMI trowe Sewing Machines, consta.ntly .9s, hand and for eats at Me Store Qf GEO. JACOBS &BRO., OiniititirOstri , Oettysburg, Pa. OEDERE WILL BE I.Ein/pTLY arrix,pso TO. Machines delivered parts of the eotin6r." The p 'ar• aka tionoi imams lit* us* themoo of 11019 t t consaeliias with w.ir sanblar. liamoutof tbelspalasity titofrommito Rows.— Ranee ber - iist thine are NONE GENUINE eia üboaii a Imo. Ouls Asifts sat A4twil Wait SitA. G I BTTrB.I7VBA.RA., ras: memo En ~~. OEM =REM MEE ERZ CZ= No rart. MIMI GEM 11=M11 tßrEit e * izoructvii 4 , ,edeti p rt 4, 4 , •Ir K . ,:flifint ; • I;rl` , ;n the T0r.... 4.1.41 t :k I I Laritclis.mr• asts,lis A I i brr 41.1.4 ror t hrereria be 1 . Y .' 1 . • lutrter,belty • w ~..evtard. • 4 - 4 4 The elt.l4latieb or. hill tar:yr 6 ; 6114, ks oirPll,o. .I.IIIV Az or 411.144 wi 4,1 11-tuol•bi' ti, 1. - eT•ryi.aiety •I.• rt T- ui 411. byrret.tr. j.,, • .! J.. 2 . 1 , ..'4u/1a ry 4CUir A.ird (r • and rC j a cct. or J. Us rr, L. Nhiletb.... C.r.,t,r --DI. W.J.....11cC1u • yellieerai t •tt iihiari/h. , -81Mtiol Mr rub Cierk—J. lluabler. . /Are. Cora fir Ore , Italiu. AlAkrtin ti.b.. ass • --it. 0. W.V. retinae a.. " i,4• , 11 I rtigt 501.1ibigi r 1..4 . 1 NIS I:wriza.. A, Xar Smuits..l IL It.tmooll. S. W.Weitt .'l/0111 Di. «t„ r;-+lhri,-4. T. h. K. U 1 rant Worry, C.,t . riEritiht.7ll/1 3A PO, •-likkild . lilrol,t. e Li' 1, —J r.tutoly Uaa. r -11. my S. 11..40ur. Wn Di, I, BWoiwp. t, i ~ Unt ry, D. In fit if XATl•ii.ti. Ma Prf 11 , 10 Thlkni, t1.10.j, • —,1,4g0 d Mold. Nr. Hunter, Thr , nc. R .I.st !GIL J 411.1 )11/...oudia. yea 4111141 ; Pre, i.rr at— J . 1.. &Milt. S.crrs‘;y—Willlum D. M• 64 Tr. .1 r,--..4lAlLan.irt t. !la , /.12e r:—J.ll /1•1411 , 4,' J. Spallgidf; A le sit tiler Cakestn. ADI3/1 COMITY METCHII. ' President—a.rgc Prev 8" r . Sire id,,,l—fiartiat R. .Serretary—Thilid A. Rae?Re Treasu re r—Mtlw.i rAt antastiffer—Ro Melting, la, oh Ring. ADAMS CutINTV an Ilerbot. 11",ce kruidnats-117111itu cbrsvvesuling'Awelarr—M Jite , irchng Seenliary•—•llldira Tr..tsar...l—David Wilk. • ALsoi.jrrs—Wallaut B auutzsbn, Alpha Ps nrmaixe reeeident—ilduar4 Q. Rh* Vice Qe.:refary—Julio P. 31cCrear Treasurer-3 Aci..t. A . ' Atinagers I.l.ary Bookie Rupp, Julsn Culp (af,kku) due • Pr, i•lerst—l:. CL. Faimmitock" ,S..creary—Wm. A. Prltic.ta.. Tr .:+rtrrr—Jooll). Danner. • .V.,1.17, , r,—A. D. tictelHer, t tles. . it. itue.eil, usxeli, 1,4141 CU f4•sid , nl-11n..rgo W. Mee , end Tr•nsurer —5 .4.4nover.-0. W. Itltt.hler. 9. IL. Rarely au/1130;i c. f ur.f raf~a~-- Huber{ '.Zi.re:ary awl Ti T.sta..lof.rt •• traiee mal‘eclaiego. TI. • In.,einng •tniel vieeke• ristoirg net Eastern 1104 , 1111( laatletATl' tee L4etje, Lig; c.,elivie led h..vilrevetstese I 'n ..n Enediepen e mt. Ner. leVand 3.3 t;.l Samna ntaz is Lodge, Ito: Car i isle at,lltailrued etre. each month. Gen. Reynolds Lod" /go. I 1.1.. re vireo, every Mond ri,...lyAurg Lair, No ;.I,etioet Uundinir, every Trtbe. 8e.31, 1.0 11,11. every Pridareventn it•teVe.v, every Satoinlay evening. theism Xs. '11.4 S. ilding, every Weelnaid. Pet, .liertati— Rev. Edsa ee. rkee be bb•to morning Lian.run. 1 f'brises)—Piletv. Services by Profesauss of( ter not td y, bbat h WWI Weds...ley •vesius. 1.0 err Lulg ver VIC. uWtted. Lufv.raw,./.../asses')—Rev vices :kat:4AM marshy day eves's.. Shaver. berries. fisbitat, and Tburs.ler •ren'oge C..• 1 nprd— ger: Vice/. evenfo, I:, s. J 8471. t 4. tll,[l/114 and eil z/I.—Rt.N. by Irv. "mien IP. Vrotosiout DAVID WILL' •or , 11L.-1.11 A GEN a .v 4.4 will ..ii..ed t. itir.tt.to the U. S. I.lJrafrl 4. 11,1,1 r i Writ P.ty. rano". 112, Court of ClitArll or . befor At W.lshittgtort. , • A 43+ 29. 11167. 6 ttorney, J OS. H. LEF LIT 11,1111111) Will promptly at Writing if Dusk, t=". - entrnmed w his care.' airOenCe 00 frekrick oeinpiod Ly Dr.. MO. B[l le6d.—/r• D. 1 1 1 . 00111170111 Y, A ttbrneye and DucCONA, ttG • ,54,4 Join . ItltA - olds., law, at tt Is old Mike. o Drug store, Cliextberebtirg st Special attention given t • Settlement of it suttee. . aims to Panelone, Bobsfy. abut C. atatea.►r all tine . attended Cu. Lind urarrauta loaate.l, a. lowa anti uther aresteva fJ. COVER, • LAW, will promptly" allot:bar Sasloom, entreat • Odic. between /oh oestoe I tore!, Bettimors orree May 20.15117. DAVID tr §l? •NRY AT LAW, wIIL ti ~ria And all other i..• iirs-litice at hi. ratierits• oppoitte tbite,ntrt rialks..; -1 1)L R. B. Er n Abbobacae to bb !EU • Debbi mtartuel BA %lee. Ogle* Lt the . Uotel. McKNtarrtetov :t, P. 0,1 Abbas county, Pa. DR. J. Having Waited at to all (wanks' of Ma p%o big °®e. yawn tot ptchaalo hiallhclalrfrfowiti P.O. Ad►m sorely. Pa. ,j EL. D. 111. EC , Toasted at 1111 k at, 110 The publfeosail . f•••.,ttal dutim to merit • pat rwtags. • .> D it rest. two door• above lb. Glettymbllig, Mil TYlst I A Wil. 1 1 . 'On Oorolco• to U.. pubtht. ahoy* Misstates proporetl to rum pr,,ine. of if. Dikotiot... partial sotto( tooth aro toot able. 01IN ti.t,oac.hiCherabers of the Lutheran Church. noruer'e Drag .3 tore t where sat *Dingle •newt mow . of the Dentlet Pertone are Invited to cell: DR. C H'S It IC3UIIIID th•P TLFF ronnr. Rea °air Orli.. at Ills bolas% • • A:' , 'y, .aear th• 0.114 u r EVI V SB 1.311(i, TIME T 1/111,,,i' LT..% IN Oas eanor,:ts at Li to t , Var Jun South at 1 1., rea twig II Alan,vial. Mail Tra'a :Jot I Xlartahurt; at 1.13, P. aettjahura r. 31. tINCOND ritArNintoss manilas at /lanoverJun at 3 05, r. 51., rearitia,t Da tnrulthg arrive* at Outtysb Tb. ir•lght 'rusk' aIU IreN lirwver atiC3U t A. •
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