likt. •-. liv , ; tr ,. ...` i',..: ,•- , . „..... ..... a 1 . - ...., I _ , --_. - _ . iht - 'mut' - I)tittlii4* . ' '• ' . ' , . -ittut — -Iktonibitmotts !, 1' • '.11 1 411.46 5 41 ,-: • - : tJA - XE . Estrt . o, Y _a ti 11..---100 1 009 r _n4. . 1 - 1 i of the NNW Crtlkli. by Junius Near' . yin . i. ~ 41110 0 1 6 61 " 1 111111 . * V1141.36 -1. 1"16:11111 !" 11.116 -'l ' ' Sr oerue, I :II t Weald by Vint* dpriag the next few _ ~-. ' 'i - 4 . . ; ' - - Pl a it GREAT METROPOLIS, A MISIOR Or • 111W1 u 4* , A '.X . ' ..„..,,„, e furore wtiwever seen, in the ' .. bb e k t rade. It le de4oad toatlfnene . *E... ~ . .— sale: - , 1000 AQENTS WANTED. One agent repatl id wanes lad how& Otte agent •..49 in I day. One 59 in 3- day*. One writes 1 .1 can soil tend to asatintie" Ladlee,itiveilits, disabled sol diers, teachers, y oung men and women and others eta invited to send for inturrestion. The-440 Ja just ad stamped, anditood territc.ry can-be secure Iby protzr . application. . e..free Gretabacra brit extra (tree uplisspaid upon this book. Addreee BMA k CO., Nowak. New Jersey, p a - • There Is as undercurrent or history. ./n the ilmlowl_ellurta . ol: thonsanfs of young lien who have le ft peaceird country Mares, MA with an insatiate desire idr city oocu which, if trnoWn ind.tolly express ed; would present so dliagreeahle a picture fe* would aye to endure the painfalexper- luwi knelt snit we the opportunity to Marisa every yolingoormtry lad in , this entire stamen we would with all earnestness say: "Pate* young . man, before yon leave the threshold of the old -firm-houseto try your future in an unknown and glittering commercial life. 'Did ydit but know of the troubled future befoiscru, your heart would lose its cour age and your mind would give up its dear - est' wish." 0 Country friends meet as ftequentiy and ask : *ant to get a place in. the city for my bgother (or son, or ceurtin,- or friend)g he islioneet, salad, end 'wants to do-somek. thing t he has got rired of staying at, home —there is nothing , going on, no money.to be made, it is ari hard work; he would glal.wr Sir& chance - to get g ' We 'have one reply: "As yon • value the honor, happiness, and gocal principles of your frie.nd, never iced him to the city. "The avenues for employment are crowd ed in every' diremioe, there is scarcely a . chance for new hands. The wages are small, expenses are hlgh,progreas and ad vancement arealow, money is slowly ac cumulated, and city life Is so completely selfish and heartless that it is perilous to trust fresh hearts in" so mercenary associa tions. "Think of it ; it has been ascertained by statistics that, out of every hundred mer chants In this city who start business within ten consecutive years, at least V 7 fail, or are obliged to close, with partial or com plete-loss of their -capital. And of those who have made fortunes, how many cases occur to &Where they have lost them by , spculation or bad investments. How many there are whose health is a constant burden, who are dogged by thieves, they stand in constant dread of robbery or as sault, they are pestered with speculators enticing them lute tempting schemes, or others playing upon them all kinds of char ity doges, and devices innumerable to-re lieve them of their gains. How many, in their vanity, gratify every desire for pleas ure and enjoyment or fashionable show, and are led into excess, dissipation, become spendthrifts, and at last find no place to cover their heads. "It seetus.so pinwale for eonfident young men to say that they know themselves bet te,r, and they can certainly conduct them- 1 selves with the same stoicism and compos ure of mind in success or defeat, with heroic efforts to evercome:every temptation. lint, alas 1 it Is the history of brimful na fere over and over again. None are rota maculate; all do yield, sooner or later. We have seen the upi and downs of city life well enough to understand its dangers ; and their la re,aly little encouragement for be niiers from the country. • "A few—hardly one in ten thousand—is ebb to exclaim: 'I have realized the height of my ambition, and met the success of my plans.' The rest have disappeared be neath the surface of the commercial sea, and are remembered no more. They began poor and ignorant; after ten, twenty, thirty, or forty years' experience, and herder struggles than farm life ever knew; they gave up the unequal contest, with scarcely a straw to show an appreciable pin Small their years of toll," mit plain truth is that tits first thoughts of the city to a young man am those of pleasantness ; visions of ease, of comfort, J of society, of enjoyment, of wealth, roll i over his mind, and he is enchanted with elegant houses, business places, splendid uhuruhsa,, soma tha mut_ Ha seen the flay facO only at first the naked reality comes afterward, and means hard work, small wages, long hours, petulance of _employ .ms, frequent disrhissab for apparently no muse, failure of business houses and throw ing ant of employment, liability of loss of position in dull times, when help is aburid-' ant and work scarce. He cannot help meet ing young men of all characters; his Im mediate associates are free and jolly fellows, they natter him with their attention, they enjoy themselves, and Invite him to see "what is going en." Tbere is nothing harmless at first ; everything appears fair end rorreet. 33ut the boarding-house be comes too lonely, It is not like home ; there are no kind, true friends to interest them selves in.him, no kind words, no home com forts or freedom ; it is hard to get Into good tociety ; the churches he attends are filled with worshipers who do not, know or care for each other; he finds the entire chain of mercantile life is entirely cold and selfl3l/. There is life and activity, to be sure; but you do not ,rnalte the money—some one else does, Iluvugh you. Is it at all &raw that such a person walks the streets for pleasure and relief, drops into all places of amusement, reaches (be theater, and from thence to the saloon, and ii-om the drinking palace to that glided .house which le nest to bell itself? Thus it ii . that thousands, en tering the city with the strength of good moral minolplei and perhaps religious con.. irictious, find them entirely changed. The inner man becomes hardened—yes, wick ed. Young men, be contented -with farm life, country oecupatlons ; give up this eager haste and longing look toward city business. Stick to home dutlea, learn a trade, work honestly: You can save more money by this means than as a clerk in a city store. Labor la hot dishonorable. A clerkship is not easier than a trade or farm-labor. Young men, as you value life, the pleas. urea of home, the happiness of agreeable associations among friends and neighbors ; oe you value health and contentment ; as you,value the strength of moral and relig ions principles; as you desire to become a mu, dignified, honored, honorable, of, in fluence, respected, and loved by all to 'clime you are known—never, saran leave the .dear old country home for an untried future In city life. Though you might live a thotuiand years, ♦ad still not pin one dollar beyond a corn foitanie livelihood, wall you lot la Sr better than thnugh you It had been out In a great rity. - Tommy roam the world over, and !eau will never find a: place where Pon will be so happy and concealed' as . on the tine, at home, Nom Femme fewer cares and more real and lasting enjoyment ban those engaged in occupations associa- r.'d with rural lite. Be not ashouned of the farm love it, tumor it. . We honor you. 06d rewards MO UAL. &OE E$ AGRICULII The Ohio .Ftsrmer gets off the following Proopesity kV-morally tWonl upon knowl „dg, taxi Irmlatry; the swine will always ;et mcnis *Ai nose MOIL FArnieriars like fowls, =Met will get crop* wicbcaa tab u:. idecaoaa a - *out who ahead a flock Of o b e e v jig eigoird, algae Iltio moon that a man who kelps cows Amid be* cont - it'd. We like to see a &war blottoe bite growth a mad plants and stun,* sio` Und his Win 4 bat. do .not liir.e to see hint we rails, polo, and boards to „p.is-sess with. Poll,-- 4 04 Call you Udhae tae, aseebetWeal M accident and s I nl s f a r. tuner . 'Clig"'""aire It 0 14 Poo l P-- Aft your. hawlultleasbuttlitiat Wage ribber on, accOest, 1 1 4 1 1111 W body 1 o", thitt_irottlg ; po s, isteheliume: A$ 6 R E E N C K Or AU ram soot free to any Book Agent. :R OK AGENTS WANTED FOR MSTTEIRW MAUI SMITHS NEW ROOK. SUNSHINE& SHADOW in NEW YORK. • woolasst Wrytt McitCeofil AID or LITE I '3 Vali GREAT METROPOLIS. . Oyer' 4,000 sold 081M30-days. No book since the days of . illtiele Toco's Cabin" ever Bold sorapidly. The most complete Work on -New, York ever written.— Agents are meeting with . astontibing success. Chic Jgeat sold 80 in one day. another sold. and delirend t 27 Anether sold 16fila wet week, anodic? , sow Stet Jar . . IFYOU gift to know. bow Pontine, arecirode and lost in a day; bow Shrewd lien-are re ro bot:lkt WWI Street ; bow ••Conntrymeer" ors 'swindled byllbaspesurbole. iitnbitare and llarebsnts are Illaokinafied; bow Dance Halls and & loncert Saloons lei Managd, bow Gambling Houses and Lotteries are Canduc • kow Stuck Companies. Chigoes.* and - how the Bubbles Burst, read this work. Itkells yon Omni .the mysteries of New York, and contains biographical sketches of its noted Iterntionts, kr. .4 large &dare rot. 72 pages, Rudy Illustrated. The largest , ommission_glren.- Our 32-page circular and 85 Greenback aentYreiron application. For full par ticulars and terms, addressthe Pnbilikers. B. BURN t CO., Hartford, Coun. • H A"N it AN DIG .g N • EIZEM Riverside Magazine FOR YOUNG PROPLE, HANSCIIRIRTIAN ANDRUS:4'. lb. Oresteet Liv ing Story TeUer , wIU seed new iutiolee direct to the am:am& The new volume begins Jan.. 1869, and will be hatithter and fresher than ever SPLENDID PREMIUM -- • . We will glveta every subecriber for 1860 who betels $250 (the regular price) directly totut,• copy of the elegant Chrome, THE QUACN. DOCTOR, • BY HENRY L. BTRiolltiNd reproduced in rich colors, fur our subscribers only:- size 16:20 Inches, and well worth BS. Copies will he sent by mall, pre-paid, in the order of subscription. UURD t HOUGHTON, Publishers. 459 Broome street, New York. • Samples of Magazine sent fur 26 etc Prespectas free FORNEY'S WEEK-LY PRESS. THE GREAT RADICAL PAPER The most extenrioe and freshet Political Nom—The best Agricultural Department—The !alai Mar. lee B—And the bat original Beading Matter. 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'8:20 000 31 E G V ,E N TEE HOME WEEKLY This firtoritejournal to not only oh- of the oldest and one of the best, but it is THE ORE ATZST PAWL? PA . P2II fN TfjE VNITED 12E11 The following names are selected from,ameng the MarflY.ll2Rt es ss l ec M V our e c • -,} 11 1 .1,.. h" :141140L% m .4. SERB. P. HAILTON YERS, A I RY A. BENI ! SON, T. S. ARTHUR, CATHARINE EARNSHA w LOTTIB BROWN, JOHN S.C. ABBOTT, 1105.10) I DALE OWE, EDWARD. S. ELLIS,. MRS. A. L. PHELPS. • The contents-wllleonsie4 of brilliset Wovelei tea, Ro landScieutitjc es, min E c t li s i ! t ; r oetry . tt g l it ra tc! h A ie r a ticim on Auriceltutal Rerie ~ F eetilemi, Anecdotes News, &Stu ! vials, ' M s arkets, " and all that is calculated to instruct and entertain the entire family cirelenwthe whole be : log free from all Political add Sectarian bias. The illustrations will be three in each number, and from the very best artiste In the country. 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The Getter up of est.h Club of 10 Subscribers will be entitled to select a book or bookn the price .. . or wklob 1 00 The getter up ofopob Club orb aubterlborp wID • be entitled to select a hook or hooks, the price of which is • ... . 50 A Catalogue -from' one of the../feigest publishing 'which in the United States will be furnished, from which selectlobs can be made, and the books will be sent to the parties entitled to them, POSTAGE FREE. TERMS: Single Copies FIVE CENTS. 011 e Copy, One Year... 52 00 Two Copies One Year ' 3 84 - Five Copies, One Year 9 00 Ton Copies, - 440// Year , and oue extrtilto the Get ter up orate Club 17 00 - vlttesn Copies, One Year, and one 25 00 Twenty-tire Capes, and one ea tra So 00 Forty Copies, and one extra.._ 61 00 Fifty Copies, and one antra 155 00 The Postage on the Itttits 14 le 20 cent, a year. Podtmadtent and others who get np Olnbi can atter. wards add named at the dame rites, and the names vel4,.tte countudotp to April Ist, as part of the origin. al Club. Specimen copies cent, free of p mange, on receipt of, a live cent note. Send (Jr specimens, and commence sending in your .Clubs early. All curitmuillevion• must beaddl eased to 40dEPti 4. Publisher k L'rop'r. 121 Bouth - Tbtrd xt, Philadelphia, Pa. The Practical Farmer NOW IN ITS SIXTH YEAR! PUBLISHED IN PHILADELPHIA, mosnar. at SI 50 per annum, ix advance, by PASCHALL MORRIS. 18 No. 13th at-, PhOath:aphis. MI COPIER POP. $2O. I. chiefly made up of origin al malice.. In relation to every Department of Agri culture. Horticulture and Rural Economy. Large In. doceinesta sad liberal premiums offered to agents and 8.11.1112pir. a. , ptel furo.d...d ifOOKS'S RIJKAL NS% Yt.tiott, tun ~ ....- In axial ROYAL knd Palate iTtAgnt, &emanate is Twentieth Tear, Jan- J. on • Mammoth Sheet, eamprialtig Sixteen Large Double Quarto Page of Vivo 001111330. each, and •1•0 greatly Improred, • This will make the paper about Double Its former Site. with no Increase in price! Tin. isaa. will ez cal in ail the essential,' of a Prokeeralne, Timely and thmfui ;;VRAL, LITH I IARY and FAMILY N EW,PA egg ,ausalfosting the fro...spirit of us Nolte. "ita reitior," ani Otlect4,!Trugrete Improramoat," and making the Bast It'd...day inartpa t The RURAL la not a attiosthly, but a large sod beau tiful WSLlLT—superior TAWS, PIIIIIT and . TA. limf Of tleagailli. find Adopted do She Want. of All. TCR.IIB:-..41 a Year! Pllft QOPlati- $ l4 ; Berea kr $l9; Ten for $26. lc. NOW IS Till TINS TO SUB SCSION AND FORM CLVltlit Wood indamateents to Club Agents Specimens, Show Bills, we., sent free D. D. T.- alooftli. 41 Park 11,..w. New UNIUR I SAL • CLOTHES WRINGER I lIIPP4TED WITH liownva 1111 W PATENT DOITEILEA Ka E. no only Wring.r whirl, can nee the *trot.," a , hateaing abtwit the Cop, which is ab trointely nneeetiary to present Os Ofts (rate playing •.ut ur gear, and the Robber Bolters anal be op trained or broken In .yringing large articles. Soto :oy dealer. generally. a supply ninnys kept on hena shipatent at Cleveland, Chtitaga and nt. Louis N. C. kkOW NINO, Gonerangent, kg Cortlandt ilkreek New York. ~ tlatera WAXTILD far oar laualtailal Mai. 111 .- :1 tam over 400 aagraylap. Fbotogisfista Mew u low a• $3.00. NM Mara Oar toms. se- OW* a 00., 41 . 1101 aarmaiiiiroar, Pa. s URUN : . ESS iiio.7 aid all aledaalre tor istatiothe Upon, safely and vositivq; eared by Mt. OLLII .I " 4U. VATTOR POWOMI." Th can b• aaistfainame It atomism Irithott Um of the prom. in .ak, Mac Ts, or aly lab*. besamair.. 600 b 7 "all au male et price, 0.1/1 DOLLaI. Mateo ROL JAM= 11. CILARKAIN now* iii., pi. L pr Mr au tad far nt festraer, '40616 /11 ; N 4 LD 4 .0 1.1 •2juni ,. 4a ; :: 103 m ier ibis oak, of AltADeritSkni US toihotitSloo:bothol, WV lad-segtow OE dipta Wa ft's. The antis .berod _Sairddag_ 211* Mond to odposta, - From mm. to row, smosassor-doy oft b. ma *DO tae:amosuiairodse. Shit RAO ow: mime^ tarot&o iat4l ll , 4 * On 011 , alms% IE2E COLBUTIN'S PATENT. . A ar - ftled.rtalcV, 1881. 4elfeated Atigttst .111, um. • . E xtgattgarmi - Licsaa tiopports of the wonting . analltineet the Axe t I-Tour - Axe Is bonnd to be Tax A,xx., It wlll cut 811 percent, Netter. 111. My brother lost one anr in the wee, hut with yaw' Axe he coo eat %wall easing cv!ls idea east; 'IV. If I Sochi- not got another, tstenty-hv• (V 2 4) dollars would not buy It. V. It will nit hoop.pules better than any otherAXe. ' VI. I would not be without fix anything. VII. The only ottleetlon hilt goes too ler Into the . VIII., Men who chop . Hy tag lu:dearest!: applrove of it, Ile., he., dd fkenitann. For ode by all responsible dealers, In the Vetted States. LIPPELCOOTT & BAIC.EWELL,. . . kinantritaajuorse : , ihanehteinters of the RED lAORET A NAB. &Awls. BIIOVELBand SCOOPS, and all approved Shapes slid IRAs,' of ABS& Bole owners of Colhartee Petsett.. • LOOK! LOOK-1 . The magnitude of oar business hag tagged to to make the . • INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS FOIL CUE " • ...'O.'E POLL A I: ;5 , -ALE, esiecladly hi the One of C./TTON GOODS, LARGER..IIIAN EYER.I ' Bond arr circulars. with NEW PREMIUM It,ATRB, before sending your clubs elsewhere. Acbtress - 8. C. TIIOIIPBON t CO., Nov. 26.-4 t 136 Federal Ereet, Boston. $25 statue. :Agents minted. Address, with BL B U RT CO., Biddeford, Lie #tuing 'Varian -to. TH E FINKLE & LYON SEWING MACHINE, WITH NEW AND IMPORTANT Zhe CheUpCBi GOOD .. 1 11(whine in the A liWritl C.ceth Premium ,H offered fir w,rh loc.TAgerit Those a . zonta ars appointed with great facility alt E 5112153 A Splendid Paying BlCBine4B for Trane Plone• send for a C arc - Loa. it,liko,. A W A Y! Jalylo, '613.-002 BUTTON HOLE OVER6I'AIIING SEWI.NO MACHINE CO., do direeting attention to their CELEBRATED d0)1. BINATION BUTTON HOLE F SEWING NfACFIEVE, beg leave Vi refer to ite wonderful popular ity As con standee proof of Ito great :dealt. .Tie 'merely* in the demandforiLieiulnablemachine has been TEN FOLD during the last neon months or Its first your before the Tbiti grand and sbrirtvinp ruccei , fr unprecedented l th• 44%7. Of savisvgischtuas, sad v foel folly warranted In eirltnia4 fist BEING ABSOUCTELY THE BEST FAMILY, MACHINE And. Intrinsically' the Cheapest It is really twa machines combined in one. (by a Gm pie and beautiful mechanical arra: gement,) making both theShattle or Lock-stitch, and the overseaming and Sottrin . holerititch, with equal facility and per fection. It turkey tee In the eery best manner every va riety of Sewing, such an. Hemming, Veiling, Cording, Tuckfig, Stitching, Braiding and Quilting, Gathering and Sewing on, (done at the same time,) and -in mill- Hon, Oremaams. Emrifuidern on the edge, and makes beautiful liugonc , gd Eyelet Holes in all Minim every Machine in li:errant...l ley ILo O.:lapin'', or its Agnts, to give entire satinfict:ciu• C e irculars with full particulars and samples of work done on ibis Machine. 041.1 b t. bad en applicatton at the Salesrooms of Ore o..mpuny, - S. TV: Ogr. Eleventh and Che.stnut , 910etS, Philadelphia, Pa. Instruction' given on the Machine at the rooms o the Oornpany igrAiiiltouely to all purchasers. FREDERRALPAXEGN, Prmilent W. B. MENDESHALI, Tremnrer. May 27—ly HOWE MACIILNES ! I HE. LATEST IMPROVED AND GENUINE Howe Sewing Machines, constantly on hand and for axle qt the GEO. JACOBS SiBRO., Citantbersburg St., Gettysburg, Pa. ORDERS WILL BE PROMPTLY_ ATTENDED TO Iffwhinea delivered in all parts The, public ere cautioned against • paities Who nee the name of Rove le - oonnection with their machines, oat account of the popularity of the groupie Howe. eamember that there are NONE GENUINE unless they hatte.the Meting:tee Portrait of ELLIS 11101V4 JR., IMBEDDED ON THE IitiOEUWE 030. JAO4IIB 830, ~ Char Apeltilbt Afloat" oirankr Away IsBll.—tt - $76 to $2OO per month ! U. or. DiakiniasiOn *op Ida& tgriot WA 'mama Cali w.ma by •auin th* L4TEST 7.lllpg?vp_ C t 431 0 1 tt ) - f; 4T family- • PRICE= SI WYO. ' 7 ‘ B caMt 4, 4k pee. 0.41 11211 Meath Mad et. PkiladdmbliN pa. LOCK STITCH PROVEMF,NTS World ACENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN ing Agents!! :FINKLE & INON d. ffi. CO., No. Till Ilroadirsy, TELE AMERICAN. IT HAS NO EQUAL, P 1 TIIC WORT.,;, .igENTS WANTED D. W. ROBISON, .4gent, Gettyßburg. Pa Store of of thecotinty, AGENTS WANTED. maionimmommummak,. x"~lNi~i~J' ~'~ -~~~ MI I y II N'l" S 9.34 f P U,N D FOR. THE CURE OF • PUTRID SORE THRGAT, INFLUENZA, .ora*f other Inflammatory or Inward disease of the Throat if not of too long standing. Alma, SCARLET FEVER. This Median° has been tried in ! TELOUS.A.DIDS OF CASES,' , in different plans of the country, and hat Eater been-known tb figl if taken In time and according Indirection'. It is learrented to cure. Gavotte trial and it willspealk for itself. Every household should provide themselves "with • box of this nitsliiiine and keep it on hands. Thu cures that it 104 effarted are truly maivelons. mgi..Prepared and sold by Utast. Yeti NT A Co.. et tysiburg. Pa, or by their authorised agents. For sale at nearly all tbeStores in Adams county. Nay 29.1867.-tf JSRARL VOilisl • :It CO A CARI) TO TilE LADIES. DR Dlll , oco's uotawil PERIODICAL: PILLS FOR FEti M.V& Infallible In correcting I reed°. laxities, Removing Obstructions of flee %tenthly Turns, from whatever Cause, and always successful es a Pre ventive. Females peculiarly situated, or those Stipp: wing themselves so, are eantioned against using these Pills while in that condition lest they "invite • 'niece,- ?bide " after which admonition • the Propritter na tnmes. no respou.lbillty, although their m ililuese a ill prevent any wi+rhi.f to health. PricoSl per Box Six Boxes fb. Sold-by J. u. 110 DER, Diu ist , Sulo Agent-for Get. tyabarg, Pa. Ladies.. by ecuffing Lim ft through the Post office, can hate the Pills sent, (eubfldentlall%,) by 11,01, to any part of thecountry 'free of postage. • April 25, 186 a.— ly ALL AROtiND- THE WORLD! The First Premium Of a Silver Medal was awarded Barrett's Hair Restorative, By the N. 11. State Agricultural Sociky, at its Fair holden in Nashau, Sept. 20, 1866. BARRETT'S VEGETABLE MATURE- BTORATIVE restores Gray Hair to its natortti color. Promotes the growth of the "lair. Moogas the reote to their original urgauic actiun. Eradicated Daudruft and liumors. Presents flair failing out.• Is a superior Dreeslng. It contains no Injurious ingrodient4, and litho tuoat pvptilar rdli.o,l 0 article tLroughout the Eabt, West, North tto , l South 7S• 4AItitETT r CO., Pr..prietori ”..gold by Dr. It. D , lk..J,Chttyabeirg: 3.8 Tangh trlbaugh, 11 ' 411111,ton; Ilarturth and Batisr, Peters- burg7-EllyCer Druggi.its gen 12:111 THE GREAT CHOLERA• PREVENTATIVE N. 1566. LHE niIEA Zingari Bitters. vim:, WONDERFUL REMEDY ii. , overed and introduk.el t‘scoty by ' Ur. N. Clu•,,p 4.. au ennueut Egyptian Ht . )1 , 114bg ..e, I/ Mei felt. it, V..14.1t..,1ei..14C renal) Na h wnuld o the root 4of .o.P. at. o,u pre..‘ut r. 3,11 ..t:,/. 1.111. I h. 1...111.1i1l 1.11161- , I Y WM. then cutupeliml to; erldUre.. i,. ;,1 to him n.ind Over) .1.9 aletlit.k übsero,lo, in, Clr ‘.f ly ill the rernolii 1.10 n ill . t.. think I 4 1 , 11•1.1 4 2perittliollt: .01 , 1Mrt• 1 y nt1,1:: .01d iltliOr, pm,-Irt.,ll+ I. full 'tud, rfni Ziugari Bitter, Th. t•lT.et prertr:ltiou In the. Pr .- veution Ind cure of t 01• I; lO 4111 ft , and astunl:Litig, tha: lu.ot 1t , . 1 r" tk• favor 0 ~, 141 , I him who l te .1 it.— .110 SVP., r.i .11 of. ,:,., r; .d N,dil t nail gt/1.1 !WA,' 0.•• S. Cheolo.uft. tho Public It':. , f , t. , r—crit,pren:tited to Lim by the Viceroy. The 1.1 , 1/111 1 11 1 1...1.11 . 14 1 1 he en weed In 4eTeralopt.letnice, of cholera, both 1111 a preeentir e and curative Moab an,.! with such great alleCel3, that It tans been In. tiudne..,l int,. nearly nll the general loolnitalq at the oil ,yll.l. iii.; I+ worth a it. , uud,or cure. appliea utarrellout forte to chrlero, itt,d thf.rer..le .1113 i•ot loottt,t na alt . tin6t tit, It r;L.:, ,to,: 1:0 tr. el . , - and pertit.:ent , .) leo , I. .Q.7i etpf.kott_ act. utt the , tptttat atfotittt t;:e that nay comblhation and they, them in a c•rhing , a dr, ..41n: ptareet 4.m:t:lent accumulttinfi of the p.it:un to "t,,{ to,rit.h(tfre,t. oh the o• [Mr I. a rit, tut ut ntottly all .11.,r wal. nen, ..ve,..1..11) the thltoretst f/rtue ul fever. The Ziugari Ili/Lenin; ;net ditch 1, remedy as the shave condition. require, It acts on the organ. of . I,;(.retion and secretion. keeping up a perfect hal auee between them. Tina te, to eunti/newd en tirely cf facts and Uri's. so nicely every organ is act...n upon sea put iu tone. its Unite ie pheasant and its effect• prompt and hinting. NninLro.la ttit:a disee.en 1 2 5, 0 L-eu cured 61.1e1..ra, Diarrilc—e t iijaLutery, ecroftlia.T,lpludd and Typhus Fever, Meier, Ague, Nervoan Debility, Ana...tag. Female Irregularities, Dyspepsia, Flatulency, Cc... Ur. S c . Price 01/0 pal quart Leith, Principal I.ilpot at ale Iraltint Street wharf, liar rleburg, Pa. • Suld Ly Draggists.liotalkeopers and Grocer. getl F. KALOV:4.IAM, ant. Agent 4,41.“. e. Ji/.1.1Th6, Sole I , :opriotnr Ileirri.bur;.^, Pa liny 29.1 47 D R TAYLOR'S 0 L I {'l; 11 RANCH BITTERS A mild and n!...r, , caLie lONIC EVI lal Ulm NT. STO3I ACIIIC AND CAIPTrNATIVE BIT TERS, EXtractc.l untirily from HERBS AND ROOTS. Highly beneficial In DYSPEPSIA, GENERAL DEBILITY, AND LOSS OF APPETITE and an exedtent f:ORRKTIVE for the persou4 Teri DiROl , !. rq of the T5.6w..19, Fla:nlenco, Sold Every Where Depot, .N 0.413 Market xt met, PhitaWa J. K.-TAYLOR & CO Bel:[. 11, 1868.-1 y AYER'S HAIR VIGOR FOR TEE RENOVATION OF THE H A -I R . The Great Deaideratum of the Age A droning which fest once agreeehle,' healthy, and effectual for preserving the hair. Faded array hair s soon restored lo its originai caw dud the gloss and freshness of youth. Thin hair is thickened, billing. hair cheated. and baldness often, though not itlwaYs eared by its on. Nothing can restore the bait where the follicles are destroyed, or the glans atrophied and decayed. But such as remain can be saved for useful miss by this application. Instead of fouling the hair with a puty sediment, It will keep it clean au4 Alen' ore. Its occasional use will prevent the hair froze turning gray or &fling off, and conanquently prevent baldness. rive from those deleterto ua anbetancea which make some prepanaMme dangerous and Injuri ous to tboi tlte Vigor' an only benefit but no. isrul It. Ittranted merely tbr HAIR DRESSING, xrotidng out found ao dasitable., Ooatalulai iattier oil nor dye, It does not s 11 whit/tau:dm* and .yaklaata laagaria ttia heir ttag It a rich giassy; :Wars apila4cnitar*•portataa. • Prepti br- J. 0 Aier v4.4torrell, ktarricAL ramcga. zA ivaritu r - - I - f-ImpAldsianaLoo.-ge: arra. Sib by 16, D. *dila, Druggist, Gaitig leirfft roeitsitsser4 s'rEßEOscoric VitWs, k.'st H. T. ANTtiONY & CO, • aot, BROADWAY NNW Invite the tentiOn tloPread•l44,baliazten Awe or oortaufit of the above,or Oats. sans pubidoaltan. anionfacreett and tofporfatfon. We publish aver Atm Wyoneanciallt4eofa of Store.' scot& Views, including ' • Niagara, Mammoth Cave, ICuba, Catskills, • ;Central Park, , New Grenada, ITrenron Palls, Venezuela, White Mont tains,ltireat West, The Andes. Washington, Housatonic; Mint, Saratoga, Delaware, Japan, Writ Point, ' frmantaueons, England, Et., En. Our Importer{ View. embrace a large assortment, lucludiug the choicest productions of Wm. England, O. W. and other eminent photograph ers, conalating at Switzerland, Rhine, Pyrenees. P , rie, Stnestul, tru t c la lten Versailles, 11w. , THE LANDS OF THE BIBLE, A lI.W and itit-naely interesting series. Also, tuminated end Transparent Views, in great variety.-- ,We are litSl7 each:wee Agents-In America for opER,- HIER'S GLAaB ul which we have a splen did assortment. Agents for Prttida tlerles of 8 1 ,418 1 ,5 in. Photagnwhic Views iu flwitavriend, tha Rhine, England. Scotland, Wales. Ac. iaTt REOSCOPRB.—{tie, manufacture Tory and haven large rtockof tha.And rl yfer at the lateral rater. I .J OTOGRAPIIIC ALIKIMS.—Onr 3funufazture of Albums fa welt known thronkhout the country as en pet for io INHIII7 and I•eanty to all other*. Ali we Roll or made In our arra k'uttory, nod our It) lee are different rro time of auy other maker.— Buyers should not Gall to sce.atir -stock to furklng' their part:hues. CHROMOS. These be tutiful pictures, that cannot be distinguish• ed from the finest Oa Paintings, at once-tenth their cnst, we import largely 'from Paris, Loudon, Berlin, iouna and Rome, and supply the trade at the lowest rates. E. A: H. T. ANTHONY 3 CO, 501 Broadway, Now York. Lupo t6ra and Manurra of Photographic Material' Oct. 16.-420 FARMERS!!! ALTA VELA PHOSPHATE! Manrheater, N. II principally of the eekhreted Guano Centainii three per cont. of AMMONIA, an ample quantity to give activity (without Injury) to the vege tetion, and a large quantity of soluble , BONE PHOSPHATE OF LIME, Fob. 12, IQCS —ly tog,.thcr with P,ta.th and Soda, the estentfalelemente of it TIC,• high reputation it ham obtained nttiong the many thou.uol firltier.l UAW urn notitig It In preferenee to all utile: kiws, ion turn guarantee of itt r. hie fern pamphlet. Addreti Jni,. 698 HOOP SKIRTS 62 A AND " 0 .11 A' No. i;:!'" Arch ,S'lrcrl, Philadelphia, Pa Ole' , .brated "(bampion". Hoop Skirts FOR LADI/Ir, MISSES Clll f.DICEN. The largest assortment, an bast gas.itY and styles In the A tn.-74ra^ R. 1.!. Ps ty lad) shouldtry thew, as they rerom n-nd themitl,er •y we longer. re. t ginlng; their shape much lot . «Ina lighter and nrorr , (robe than all other—WARRANTED in ersry ert, sad sold at very low prkee. Ask for HOP KINS' •1;.IIA Aikqe , " f•M llend.gris.de 151.de-hone CORBKTB in Fir r,.en different tirades InclatitlJg the "lurprriai" end Laurrd..n's " 0 .11.01"1 , . COR UET,, rung:ug iu pew, from hl conLa 3 ,5401 to gellmr wi to J0d.r.,,13 R, does CELT VISKNOI3 OISSET6, superior shapes and.quAlity, Teo dlr.:rent Genies, (rum 11.10 to $.540. They see the Guest nod beet roars for tht. pries . aror Imported.— The Trade supplied with HOOP SKIRTS andCuRSETkI (hr Lowesg votatmg the City otiould not fall to ell and rzatolne our Goods and Pricer, as vs defy all competi tion. 1-ept ISog IRON AND PURE BRANDY. BY DR. UARTIIN, - 10 , ,zuhr Cirwinate of the Uni - ersity of Pennsylvania It will ootattvely tar* Ctassucuption, Coastal! and C 1, 1 , 1*, and all Alae-omtuf the La up or 13r000hial Tubas. it has been the 13/ 0 11116 of RAMMING TIIOUr , ANDB t v he.ltn • ip.• hava Oren gins up tmolutid :In. reach of assiwtance. It.tra titura rafgro th• Pas ..uu...L lts•u any tru ever 1111114.101%_ unaquabod xt delec.e,p. L.4l.l*ad ; EACU MOrt. so newranteresmsterroutiorm pos. TION OW TWO POUNI.L.OV CUOICIi REDD, .TheCnre of Conemaptlr•n mitt dret effected by the etc et hAW BIBBY and BRANDY In linsvia. after wiaae France, in ablett cunntries I bare travelled years. I hat, rifled it with perfect euccem in my own fami ly. Io presenting able preparation to the public I feel cesti:lent tbat every of one Ishii reads tbie (Veen the moat skeptical) may become convinced, by a single tilt' that It it trnb a moat valuable me Heine. Circular, aild mistlizim.w sect to any itddrors. Price fl per bolt le,-six for $5. LABORATORY 612 SOUTH FINTRUNT!I STREET, Wholronic Agente, French, Bkharded Co, Tenth and siarket Puerta; /Amite's, Holloway &Cowden, Mit:Arai Street ; B. Shoemaker t Co, fourth and Ram. Streete. IMjul,l by 1/ t - tigt,lste evaiwber,. Nov. G. --m 3 Laaies , Fancy Furs AT JOHN FAREIRA'S Old Established VUR Manufactory, No. 718 A Rell STREET, above 7th, PHILADELPHIA. ,- ILive now In Store of my own Importation and Iran ofuftnr•, one 01 the largeit and most beautiful selec t:oda or FANCYF If it , (or Ladies' audebildron'a Wear. In the any. Also, a tine assortment of tient.' for telOWMI•ocl v (kale?" I am enied to dispose of my goods at very s able prices; endl would thereMre solicit aea from my friends 01 Adams county suJ vicinity. afirtlernember the lame, N amber and Etreet !, JOHN I' AREIR A, No 718 A rela at.. ab. 7th, south side Phila . sit - I have no Partner, no connection with anyother store In Philadelphia. LOct.'2.-4ta • The Farmers' Book 110 beautiful and useful illuitratlous.. 750 octavo tacos. 811.,whig just what every. farmer wants to know; HOW TO MAKE THE FARM PAY. Fetl.ff, rTrrut.ir giving full description. FAIIIINKS! FARMERS' SONS! Expori,neetl•Bouk Agent. and other., wanted to take int., to•.k to every Farmer In .•eery communlty. BD permanent. Pars mom fa °to $2,0 per month acrottrtiNt I experience and ability. Address • • ZMIGLER, 31c . Cilk DI , Cunctnuati, 0 , Chicago, IlCl-, O. or Bt. Lock Mo. [Arm 21.-91 n I. S. WATERMAN, WA TERMAN'S cocktail and Tonic Bitters, Vibe,leteale mind Retail, c4O. 1104 Market Street, Philadelphia • Thy tonic properties of these Bitters have been eel , *lfied ko Come of our me et eminent prsotielng phrsioinus. as the best tonic nor in use,swi theCoek tail Bit tors I. the universal t.vorlte among judges of a go.: ria or whisky cOrittall. [Nov. 6.-3 m A: SERVANT FOR , ALL. Roth's Improvement for Opening, Closing and Latching Gates, 1 1 / 4 4,01 be attached to any gate and operated !rota hedg7. teem or saddle, by one hand. In any sired direction team the gate.—opemedaudalmed from one point, at any distance from the gate. Tole ha proroment Is simple and cheap, yet - perfect and strong will tint be disarranged by Ma in of Me gates nor by the *net raising the w a gs; may be made et a country blacksmith's. and gladly attached The Terelaned, having tbw-1111gbt for Adams COMM. W sell Township and germ Bights or th i s bi ploy eat. Also, fIOTII & MANE'S AllaiiiiCAN LEVIS OA= —whidb will be found valuable and convenient to arl who hare gate to drive flurouge—mg they resigh4. their *atm. Marti. close sad latch a ga , e, witbeat ... wesskty of getting in the wet or mud. Pot masher information, do address ARABI, Bums& Bray k a . - ff bfenalleb P. o..4demedd".PL , QUEEI4 OF ENGLAND SOA tturßA or ENGLAND &MP. XL , • 41 0" ettielAND SOAP. tor o amity 'rabbit% to the beet and ebee mane . tituuronteed mud to ary In the world! Has all the etratkoh oohs n o * am, I n ite ; 17 114 sod lathed quollttee of pendia Onati tide Zirdill 80a_ Bold the ALDwi caurathast ilept.F.l.-43. ANA 48 North P root street ! Philadelphia. V top Fps, 8, 444 , Poilre 0 4. g, o o lIICKOBY, ATiBANDoEts MILL. tfi -P i km # 3lo all Per earioa *mita AASOLD. O st qi b u 2 i; 43 %.2l4ll*-41 gl xis nany PRINTING rpix-wolm. emes ffsrry Riot tllldritymperd at. Mis. 1111. D.E. ROBINSON. zundboaim i!zapir 0110 DOLosislizsTiNG AND WI"- 05t.114.4s 411 .01110Ixts, tiainom fgri~l~aicsuB.. ALBUMS, CHROMOI3 Ireland, I Spain, Wake,_• Toilette., .., PoznpeH, 81. Cloud, Norman!,' 'Trianon, Austria, Central Palace, Italy.. Tirol, Fontainebleau, Compeigue, Naples, 84.01110, &c., ac. TRY AL TA VELA COMPLETE MANURE 456.t. , 0 PEP. TO TIIE ALTA VELA co,, 1",), C S E 7'B WM. T. HOPKINS, MANUFACTURER OP Tt lS I 26-IDm BEEF, PHILADELPHIA I=l Vllturittintous. BO! FOR AUSTIN & CO.'S GREAT ONE DOLLAR SALE! "We propose to fight ft out on Ma line AGENTS! AGENTS .W A N T - E'D! Ladles and Moutlumen la every - town and city is.. the United States. tenet se Agent' her Austin & Co.'s Great One Dollar Sale df rieb and valuable goods, comprising nothing but ' useful articles wanted In every family. EACH AND - "VIEUX ARTICLE WILL BE SOLD FOR ONE DOL LAR To auy person getting up either of the Clubs below, we will present a Watch, Drees Pattern, Piece of Sheeting, Sewing Machine. Wool Careet. tea Ac., tree of extra cost Our Inducements to Agent. have al ways been nearly double those of any other house to the trade, and our largely insreasing buskins war rantees in continuing the /mini Take particular notice of thirs :—Oor Agents are not required -to pay one dollar for their presents, bet re ceive the game far their eerytoeit in gettlag up Club,. Please examine the following • TERMS TO AGENTa. Any person sending ne a CLUB OF TEN with $l, will be entitled to receive for the same any , one of lbe aye hundred articles on our Exchange L let. (Set Cfr cedar.) FOR A CLUB OF TIIIBTIT, with $3, the person will be entitled to one of the following articles, vie:— Meerschaum Pipe. 20 yards Bleachedor Brown Sheet ing, Elegant sliver plated Fhwebuttle Revolvieg Cas tor, I Fancy Dress Pattern, 1 dozen extrequality Cot ton hose, Fancy Colored Bed r 4 pread.l large size Dims ask Table Cover, I Morocco Album-109 pictures. All- Wool eantimere for Pants and Feet, I pair Ladies' Serge Congress Boots beet quality, I dozen fine Linen Towels, 1 large size Worsted Shawl, Ladies' tong hold plated Chain, Splendid Ladjee' Morocco Shopping, hag with lock and key. Set ofJewelry with Sleeve But tons to match, 1 Vhdln and Bow, I doz. Shirt Bosoms, 1 White Marsaillea Quilt, 1 Elegant Black Walnut Workßoxes or Writing D k. FOB A CLUB OP FIFTY, with $5.-1 pair All-wool Blankets, 33 yards floe Caesimere for Pants and Vest, 1 black or adored Alps. ca Poplin Dress Pattern, 1 solid hold Scarf Pin, 1 pair gents' Calf Coots, 30 yards Bleached or Breve Sheeting 2 yds double width Cloth fur ladles' cloaks, I Fur Muff or Collar. 30yards Print ; fast colors. 1 Square Thibet Shawl. 1 - plain Poplin Drees Pattern. 1 elegant six-bottle heavy plated Cas tor, I pair yenta' White Shirts. genuine Aleerschatun Pips lu case, I met of Lace Curtains. FOR A CLUB OF ONE lIUNDRED. with $lO.-1 heavy - silver plated engraved lee Pitcher, 60 yards I Bleacher, or Mown Sheeting, 1 rich Merino or Tbibet j Dress Pattern, 1 set of Ivory handled Knives, and 1 Pork'', 1 pair superior White Wool Blankets, 7i yds all-wool Fancy Caesimere for snit, eleout forage Dress Pattern, 1 ladles' or yenta' Silver Hunting Case Witch, 1 Bacon's Six-barreled Revolver, silver plated engraved Slz-bottle Revolving Castor with cut glass , bottles, Pine Wovl Cloth for Ladles' Cloak, 25 3 - ards Hemp Carpeting 1 pair One Damask ' fable Cloths Napßiee no match', 2 heavy llopeycomb Quilts, I Bart let band portable Sewmg machine, I Wool L ong Shawl, nice Fur Sluff and Cape, I pair Cents' French Calf Boot{ FOR yards se A tI& L WUBoo O e F FIVE ting. M e ED n t W l ith un t s iu s g o - .— ca2eWatch ( 4 warranted one year,) 1 elegant j Chamber Bet blame walnut trimmings, 1 hell cloth • Spring Seel. FOR A CLUB OP ONE TIN)UBAVD, with $lOO.--30 yards Bruise's Carpet., 1 Parlor Set complete, I Las j dies' or tieing' hunting Gold Watch and Chain-, 1 , complete tat of rich saute Furs. Fur larger and smaller Clubs we will give a preeent of proportlouate value. Agents or mist, mere may at any Lite- make a Irate*. j tiou of goods fruit, the Exchange Lid, and by sending j One Dollar kw esrb article, hare the goods forwarded to them, without firer ordering checks ; bat in each cases nu premiums will I. given. DIRECTIONS. Send large come of money by Draft on New York or Boston, or by Express. We will pay Exchange ona)l , sums of $23 or more. So-aller sums should be see rby , registered letter or by postal money Geier. It will ; be impossible to lo,:e money sent in either of the above : aye. W p will not De responsible lee money lost, mi le-Reagent AA above directed. See that your lettersets I properly direetivi nod stumped, al no letters are !Jr- j w.rdest unless pi eusid. Welts y,.cr 64.141:c;s in full, Town, County and etat,... WAjrntg Butt J in every folio awl village Marr, AIWA] a O:I , IYANY 7 Stunner ht,et, Doc. 4.-4 L tuffs • Holidays and all the Year. • THE CRAIG 31 It'HOSCOPE. ' • This celebrated patent luetrum fit is ihnple, cheap, permanent *rails uillty. It is an optical wonder. It ming. tarsi _minute transparent *Wefts 100 diameters or 10.400 rims*, rendering the animalcule* in impure water, the glob ul*.a in milk, Maul, etc., the minute an , seen claws, joints, etc. of insect., and., definitely the shape of the pullets of &M. sisahle. tt . staiWe, in diaimeett pork. the 'trichina spiralia," (first diectivered this country will, 01111 I:lllCrogeipt..) uric sell. urea, etc definitely, and the eels In vinegar Magnified In from fine to four inches In length. Ala for $2.7 ); or, with sir. Lunt:.4.l ob jects, comprising. s Lew. et mg, a wasp's win,. a 11i 's foot, but Irrny's ding duet, 1110tIbe . 11 hair ; and bum., hair. ILOu edditiuunt ; mirth*, facially prey/rated for this tu•trwe.pa each Ci..1..L1.141111.7 a microscopic 141> tare, f.Oci each. Otter otjeot i. 'Jo per doses. asrAddrear your orii*ra Drc /.-3m M AR B E D 8L A l' E MANTELS MARBLE 13E.A.UT CHEA PNESS AND DURABILITY, and In appearance aro exact imitations of the finest Foreign Marbles THOMPSON dc HARPER, xiipufacturcra, 1232, 1234 and 1236 Ridge Avenue, PIIILADELPIIIA RIDGE vEs uE CARS PASS THE DOOR Send for Illustrated Catalogue. IE6 Nov. 21%--Sm GENERAL PURCEIASII\ G AGENCY, NO. 57 EXCHANGE PLACE, NE IV l'aRK, gerchants, facilites, or individuate oan procure, thtouph oar agency, my kind of goods or ertieles of any skarriptfon sold in the city of New York, at the same price they would pay Gibers, theM•Piven, and in Mtn) cases at lower price.. Au experience of over twenty years, Cud a thorough acquaintance with the manufacturers and importers of the cliy, enables as to warrant entire satisfaction to all with whose bind nem we are enten.ted..Circulars, with list of refer ences, embracing every motion of the United States, sent OD application. E. GARDENIA% k 00., Commission Merchants. Consignments of Cotton. Tobacco and all kindi of produce solicited, and the highest market price obtain. ed ['Nov. 20 -3m DOBBINS' ELECTRIC 'BOOT POLISH MAKES A LASIVING Those who black their boots on Saturday night with ordinary blacking, don't have much ahlne on Sunday, as the polish fades off; but the shine of DOBBINS' BLACKING • Latits Saturday Night d: all day Sunday. IT BEATS ANT OTHER BLACKING MADE. Mannfartasred only by .1.11. Dolabins,at hla Maclaine Soap and Blacking Works, Bmth Strom -and German town Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. For sale by T. C. Nowa, Gettysburg, Pa. Nov. 27.—Mn GOODS suit THE H.O L D A,Y S . J. E. CALDWELL & CO., JEWELLERS, NO. 902 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. In addition to their largely Inenmed Stock of FINE WATCHES, DIAMONDS, Jewelry, Artistic Silver Wares, PLATED .GOODS, ac. , &c., Are now opening , " inagnitlesug colleetion of FOREIGN FANCY GOODS, IN METAL, ' MARBLE, Decorated Glass, Leather and GOLDEN BRONZE, In SPZOILL DEMON of encinisfte tame: from all quartersollharepa, particularly adapted for their CHRISTMAS SALES. Our armnumnaista r both in -Serape and thtr coon. try, are each as give us unusual facilities in the selec tion and eamonsiMid production of our stock. It is our • WI, as wall as our hosesem„ .to ware to our pa trona the benefit of such advantages in Moderate //lines throughout our Stook, • WITHOUT sltossriox. rms.„4,4_l7 Deo. 4, ISall GETTYSBURG RAIL ROAD. T 4. FIRST TRAOloottairtilbatg at q 00, A, Ai. sad commie at Hanover Junction with the 141.11 Tinto north at A. M. retching Hail istreirs at 11 in, P.lll. llokutadnir salves •at Oottytburg at 111 10, P. JIL, with ,piiiiocingun from Baltimore and Waalibiitcm, and Bomoction the North by teleitias °COMM TRA2MleartiGotyatnuw at 1 P .WOlOl 'onneatast flowwwirltuiction with . win 'wawa.*** at 446, P. hi..; reaching ialttinars at 6. 20,P.M. -Bo tandos arrival fit . 41attyaburg at 4 60 P.M., with 4 , 110100/IDT, hrs. Mn re UfS These ports hare a foreign commerce of $900.000,- 000, and an enormous domestic tray, beside which we have the Immense internal commerce of the Empire, radiating from these points, through its canals and navigable rivers. The cable being laid, this Company proposes erect ing land llt.es, and establishing a speedy and trust worthy means of commonlcation, which roust row. wand there, we ever) where else, the conimuni.tions of the linvernmont, of business, and of . t ,ebd especlakly In Clnns. Elbe has no postal system, and her only Weans DOW or c.m.auttnin g intoruisti. o I. -by couriers on laud, and by steamers on Watt,. The Western World knows that Chloe foe very large country, In the Lawn deusefy peopled ; but few yet 'realize that .he contains more that a third of the but man race Ths latest returns male to her central authorities for Inning pup woo by the Inca( magi.- trill... snake Ler-population Raor ilundred and liArr te,r, Maiinai, and Mitt Is more likely to bounder than over the actual aggregate. Nearly all of .brae, abu are over t• n years old, oat only can but do r.,4 and wt its tier mitt nation is peculiar, but her literature is an exteusice as that of Europe. China is a land of teachers and traders; cod the latter are exceediugl) quick at 111 themselves of ere. y pralTered facility for prixo.riiii; early inforah•tion. It is ailisiirved iu Cali tetra that the Chinese RIO kegte.[ sae oh the tale gr 1,. I bough it there transmit, :nese/igen in English tab., To Ili} gr-al m'as'ers at fleet •teoo3on air ass - ot-I by Chilitne merchants, and caed by thew ex dosieriy fur the traticonaion,,t ei, If the telculaytt W•lJtvose, coneecting all th Sr great ataipatta.wero now w ems ieuCe. it in bettered that Its busine s s would pay Mt C-Jet. W tutu the first twit years of Its successful operation, and would steadily increase thereafter. No enterprise commends Itself A 3 in a greater de gree remunerative to capitalist.. and to our whole pe. , ple. It 19 at a east national import ace COLII- Lnercmlb, politically, and evangelically, f* The stock of tt". Corupaul has LO,ll unquali fiedly rncuminended w capitalist' suit tkusinenw men; As :ldtAlrliat3 in recta:tent by editorial article,' in the New York fierubi, Tribune, World, Times, ftul. Cc press. Ir.elepelaienl, and in the ebitA4ClPtlia Nara Anier,',:oo, Press, Ledger, Inquirer, Age, Bulletin and 'telegraph. . _ Bheree . . f thi.,Comi,any. to a limited number, may Ge ontasual at /5../ each, $1.9 payable down, 4;16 un the let of November, coo p.Jyable j. Menta of LL:A)uicb, commenting December 1,1588,0 n RN, I t o ; 4 1.arra can be obtained In Gettygbnrg Lv application to .1 H. 84tX, Ca.later of the liett34botg National Bahk ;in Off , rd, to J. J.L.NVICA. CaAltfer. Sati”nal Bnok Wt .Are thankrr., autt,rize4 to receive sun acriptt.hx. and cari give all nece,cary Inforthati. n on the xubj,t. (Sept. 19, 1868. Al ISSTSQLOI JOHN LULL, licrp..te fludcon co., N. J For Sale by Principal Druggists, Cures CANCER, C , /,•ce CUTANF.OL'S AFFECTION'S, awl all thc. Impurities of the Blood, DISEASE, ANI, OTHER DISEASEB OP THE KIDNE Y S.. This is the original Spring Water from Vert which has wrought .o many wonderful cores, and is advertised tnly to distinguish It from the many Imi. tattoos that are now attempted to he palmed upon the public ea being equal to the virtues of' the blia. Pamphlets containing an account of man? wonderful Cores, attested by eminent Physicians and others, can be bad gratis, by calling at. or addressing a note EMEMIII New School Song Book. v 'H would respectfully pll the attention of Prin Y c wule of Schools, &munch.", uturTeuchurs of Siugiog to our New School Soug . ,Hoolt, THE SONG CABINET, Thl. Book contains : First, A. Tory carefully prepared series of Primary Song Lesaons. Secondly, A largo number of new and beantifn &Loot r•uuJe Thtrdiy, A short Cantata—The School Festival— designed expressly f r nee at School Receptious, Con certr, and Exhib.rioua The Publishers, In {.resenting this work to Princis, pals and Teachers, would cab special attention to its superior merits on a &hool Bong Book. The author ha, been eery careful In the selection of his music which is almost entirely new and in adapting to it appropriate words al h unottJectlonable sentiments. which will commend Its adoption in all our Schools and Seminaries. The Sung Cabinet has been adopted by the Board o Eiunition, ea the teZt•Wwk lur the Public Schools iu the city of Now York. Price, 'ivy cents each. To Schools, &c., six &lints per dozen. Sample copies sent by mall (poet pald,)on receipt of fifty cents For sale by all Book and Music Stores. Published by WILLIAM lIALL & SON, . 543 Broadway, New York. Nov. 20.410 [Licensed by the trotted States Government.] . GOOD NE _W S.' Fos coNSUYIES or • • •I Staple and Fancy 'Goods TILEGUGHOUT TILE COUNTRY: HARRINGTON it CO. Of fifteen years' standing as Jobber' and Retailers of the above goods, in Boston andSichi fry. hare conclud ed to offer the people of the whole country the ad. Tentage' of their immenes importations and agencies for America. menu - arteries through the populer.OSlE POLLAK BYSTESI. Our Premium Diet to Agents, and Exchange Liet for Agents and Petrone, ere nut equalled by any house in the country. Beet New, York end Boston references. giten witen required. Bend for tree circular. DARRINOTON A CO., 80 Summer street, Boston. Dec. 4.-3 m Pint office tiox 884. WIRE RAILING, i mo Wit* Ina Bator tone /roots, Amylna& to.; Iron Bedsteads, Wire , Webbing - for Sheep and - ToottlY Iroftbli llir,ol "0 . Iron Wire 010 h, Saves, Senders. Serenttirlar Chat. fiend, Weary Orimped Cloth for Spark Arrestors; Landscape Wire& Ix Moder, ty.: Paper , nakers'Wiral,Orsuunentel Wire Work, ne. limy M. formation by &Wreath's the manufacturers. M. WALKIIII, A SONS, No. Il North Birth st.,,ltathe. &Misfit. - '0.6,1888.4y: MMus and &weirs. REMOVAL! The Aran of Rona Notitariathave reincrred t. North Baltimore meet, next door toBpentrter'it Shoe Store. We baye on hand a choir* itiortamtot ()LOOKS WATCHES, JEWELRY, of oil kinds 04 laNst styli& &Wet and NEW Wire WAN An* Gold, Bihar or! Steel B. 1 0- .It.C . T A CLES oi the bast znanntsotnrs. Alio, Violins, CM .nsm Ay csinisccos, /Massa Las, to, Violin andlinitir Woo le" ie.' Atit. kiss& airing tlis ostr line done darosonw er prices tie ebeivAert, mod ~waged, 411rthanktal Itir past Mors. ors solicit joist sotil• twice of seam IT,INC-11 ,vuirolum. ELECTRIC ',.I4 , RAPH IN ,CHINA. TEM NAST INDIA TILICDRAPII antrarma OrlllOZ, NOS. 22LAND 26 ELSSATI STREET, NEW. YORK, , Orgen[ied under opo.l N tal ew ` elmr or ter from the St to of 45.090,000. CAPITAL $50,000 Sadsl.l4,l, $lOO EACH DIRECTORS Cox. ANDREW OXURTIN, Philadelphia. PAUL S. VOILBEA, ofßoseell I Co., Chins. FRED. BUTTERFIELD, of V. Butterfield I Co., No. York. ISAAC LIVIIRMOBII, Treasurerklichigazi Central Ilroad. Boston. ' A LECANLifIR HOLLAND, Treasurer Auasrlcen FA press Ooowerty, New York. flow. JAMES NOXON, Syracuse, N. Y. 0. 11. PALMER, Mummer Weeteru Ualon Tele graoh Coliperly NOW York. FLIITCEINIt WE STRAY. of Westray, (Mb. & Herd castle, New York. N/CflULatl 311ORLYIS, New York. OFFICERS A. 0. CURTIN, President. N. MD - NILES, Vice. Pre.ident, Lld (Cashier National:B C ank erianm— wenlti,,) Treasurer. MX. A. K. IionLIME, Philadelphia Salkitor. The Chtnue Government havtiag (through Me MIL Anson Bildingams)coacedetito Me Cimpany the. pri rave 4fre9RllC.Cilit, thttritat seaports of the /inspire by submarine electric ickyraph cable, we propose commas. ciao operations in China, and laying down 4 Um of nine hundred miles et eswei between the following ports, viz: EMI EMI Hong-Kong Voo-Chow Wan Chn NI ogpo ..... Hunt Chan Bllnagla., I Tot tl DREXEL S. Co., SUCTII THIRD ..,,TREET, PHILADELPHIA SPRING WATER, Cures SO - li OF IJ LA, AND TILE SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR BRIQHT'S musrEquet 8PRI:s;G8, No. 536 Broadway, Yew York BY C. G. ALLEN (flotd and Ilthsr,) MEM . pnitarafig Willa.' - -1 . gooko, tap, .Ifirditints. NEW : F OR W . A' ic'D I r G . ' A - ...Da. BUEHLER, AND OOMMISSION HOUSE. U - , .. . .- ~& BOOK DRG STO • HAVlNG , pnrehised the exteweive {.. RE I . "'" Watabouse, Cam to.. of Cill& B .04,313a 1 i414 . ,Itheraudersigued intend to carry on the buitirawa, an. CHAMBERISEURG. 'STREET der din trio of SIOUAN & Co., at the old eland - on I the corner of Washingtouand Railroad stresta.on a more sainted,. Neale Unto heretofore. ' fif`A regular Besot' freight Cars will leers our I Weraittouse every TUESDAY hOOSI, and aecont- modatiar. train. will be run as once/dun may require. By dale arrangement we are prepared to mercy 1 Freight at all Ulnae to and from Baltlmure. All i business of MB kind entruted to tic will b.prompt. ly attended to. Otis cars run to the Wentiouse or Stevenson Jt Bone, 166 north Howard etrees, Uhl krone. Being determined to pay good prices, sell cheap and deal fairly, we inviteevorshody t o en, US a call. ELME= M'CURDY & HAMILTON, FLOUR, C/RAIN, GROCRL'IRS, RR anderegued are 'paying at their Ware hour*, X la Co' srlisla at. eat, idJoiaiag Thirhlar's {loll, the highest prfora for FLOUR, WHEAT. RYE, DOER . OATF. DUCK WHEAT, CLOVER ANDTIMOIHY-SEEDS, POTATOIta, /tr., uvite pryduc,r. ;Oyu Le ure nul lit/14 itrITP en•iTtlntly on 11.11,1 r, r e, A LARGE SUPPLY OF GROCERIES, • S i ola a ,, on , L 4 yrvino,CS7eer,balvars..tc.,% 011aTar, !Napo, BAC , ./11911 , 1 L.rd , Tot,aeco, A l m , Van beat bra , ,da of FL' /lilt, anti FRED of all k ind. They likewixe !Jaye Popula4lon. . —l,OOO 000 .00 000 O AA= 260,000 1,260,000 ...1,200,000 ....1.000,000 SEVERAt VALUABLE FERTILiZERS, Soluble enciflc Goan,. l . ln,pb Lie and A A !lexicon ilcano. Whilst they pay the highest marktt prices f,rall they boy, they sell et the lowest living profits.— They ask a &hereof public patronage resolved to give satisfaction In every cane. 6,910,000 July 3,1867.-tf {PM'. S. 'II All I LTON CHANGE OF FIRM. THE undersigned having leased the Wve.boneeon cbe corner of Strut ton street end the It•tlroati, Clettyeburg, Pa.. will r..rry ou the Grain & Produce Business In el its 1, ranches. The tilt:hest prices will itlways be paid for Wheat, Rye, Corn; Oats, Clover and Timo thy Seeds, Flaxseed. Sumac,. Hay and &nate, Dried Prnit NUM Soap, Itamv, stnoililers and Sides. Pots toes,-with ererything eke to the canntry proilnee line. GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS cow:ltaly fur wale, Corte',. Sox ere. 3folaelea. Syr ape, Te., Spices, Salt, Cheese, Traeger, Saida, 4u.tird, Starch, Broome, Duarte. lileckra. So.P, Se. Also, CO,L OlL,'Fhth Oil, Tar, ke FISII of all kiwis; dpikee and Nails; Smokiog nod Chewing To baee,a They erealoreys able to supply a first rate article of Flour, with the difTerent kinds of Feed, Aleb,Orountl Plaster, with Gas ooe and other fert ilL %ere. COAL, by the bushel, ton or cari,ed. We tell 'lli. run LINE of FREIGHT CARS to N 0.77 North street. BALTIMORE. and 311 Harlot atreet,P I IILADLLI'LLIA. All gouda rent to either of the above plates will be received and promptly.(.oat irmrken - Renner.' Car.” IL. S. BEN:sik:it k RHO. AI.: 8. 1'86,-1. DANIEL GULDEN, DEALER IN Dry Goods, Flour , Grain , Gmccrie4, Lumbcr, -Coal, &c. rut LIB undersigned keeps , u bend, at Ins Warehouse, .1 brown .3 - Gulden': Staties," in Bgrabilli town ship on the ice of the Get tysi,larg Railroad, ell kinds of GROCERIES, Including Sugar, Coffee, Yolaseee, Spices , ae with stall Fish. Oils. Tobacco, Bacon. laud, AO. Also, LUMBER AND COAL,. including Building Bind. intinglea. Latb.s.Stave and Blacksmith Coal. Also, Onano, sad • tar aft •••Ort nom t of Dry Good*, Boots and Shoes. Cate and Ceps of all kinds, which he 61 prepared to veil a t the low eat prices Ile also pays the highest market-price kr flour. ()rain, Corn, Oats, Buckwheat, Clover and Timothy Seeds. Potatoes, kr.. or will racJireand forward the name t market no cum mi-alon. Re respectfully asks his Mende and the public to give hf m a call. Aug. 21.1817.-tf DAIIIBL GULDEN rustn4 mp mats, r si - & FARM LIIPLEMdir WILLOUGIIBY'S GUM SPRING DRILL. WE, Beet Drill in us e , will. sow all kinds of Grain without changing any part at the Drill. Can furnish them with or without the - Guano Attachments. Ototrautsed to do good work. Also, the Harrisburg Fannig Mill made Is New York. Equally sa good as the mulls formerly old in this county. SEPARATORS AND TIIRESITERS, CLOVER lIITL LEES, STEEL PLOUGIIS, EC., FARMING IM. ELEMENTS GENERALLY. For sale by WM. ll' lEEE. Aug. 14.-tf J, H. SHIREMAN'S REAPERS & MOWERS. H ATING been agent for tide machine last season, I also offer it to the 'antler thisseason It is Well known, having taken the premium at the Benders suite Fair, also at the Gettysburg Mowing Match over seven others which were considered splendid ma chines, and likewise at the Dllisburg Vowing Motel,. M.vingconclu-ed not to otter any machine that will not give entire satisfaction, I have refused agencies of several other machines, and now offer this one as TILE GREAT .MACIIIINE OR TIM SEASON. flaring tried one mysoK I know exactly what it will do. I could refer you to scores of farmers who hare purchased machine. of me, who ore highly pleased and say this is the only machino the, would use. extras always on hand, and repairing done here at my place. This is a great consideration—the machine can be repaired at home Immediately, and with much less cost. Another great saving la the BINDER which Is at tached to [hie celebrated Reaper and Mower. It has boon thoroughly tried, and ghreo etttire satisfaction-- m.4lllring no harvest-hand except a driver. Tide tinder can also be attached to the Reapers stitch have been sold; bet cannot be attached to any othas machine except Shiremen's. . I will bore refer yonto a few farmers, In different localities, who have benght and need these machines Michael fleeel , . Stephen Rattier, Moses Hartman, Sir. Sterner, Joseph Merman, Linn, Ulrich Jacobs, J. H. Hershey Jacob Hartman, B. B. Woodburn. Jacob X.4.0.0 * with others, too nu morons to mentfon Thls machine has a self-rake, side delivery, and to warranted to do Its work ae above recommended. Also ou hand, 8 1111tHMANII sELP-Dzson.eati ING HORSE RAKE, a Gut-rate article, which we will sell at the lowest posidble price. Warranted to glee subs' faction. Also the COLO II BIA MARK siweys 011 hand. Machines can he mamas' my house, three tulles south of Gettyglaiggi at at Mr. Conrad Scadees - Bern**, Hotel. LEWIS A. 8111311.31Ah1, Janeft.--tf ' Agent. gods and Notiturinft. EAGLE - HOTEL. The largest and must commodious In - 6diT7l5llCllO. Caltirtz, OF OlAitallailittrall Mars .70H? Z. TA TAV, %Proprietor. 8.-4 . 11 Omahas, Si 'alai nonage, rasa to the De•lot, do arrival end deprturii offhillltoad itratos. Careful somas, aadrearentablesbargee. . _ . May 2110.840,7! KEYSTONE HOTEL GETTYSBZWG"; W t. E. N.YEEs. NOW OPEN. !TRIS, 18 anew House, aa has been Mid Ike, wet 'firmed sirs.. Ile loosttoo • ptiasinCiiiiit eitervedent, doing to the Meet hods toinildn o 7 tb town. !hay smogs. meat has MareM foe the ocettewhootation and coin- Ihrt of gown, wit gunia..tabteel attich4 With naperieneed sersants; and asomanriailns, we shall as evei 7 endeir,r to piaeee. "Thki Easel Is now open fkki the sotsetainin idolth , ptibito, and F ro kindly soliolia shaiaof Itay, 99,1111 n.. _ • jOA PRINTING , _ow Sorcusionsom, OWNED ME L+ PAD attiali lIIES WWI WM, W WIGWAM. AL k XANDERCOBSS. .1 AMOS BIGRAM DEALERS IN RODETT MeCURDY, THE undersig ned - takes pleasure. to ennoonclugtu yoid:len. of Gettysburg oath the public generally that he has removed n.m old rooms uu West Middle street, to Baltimore mug and nearly °ppm to the store of Fahneetech Struthers.. The mina he i 10.• occrerplee, has been recently fitted, • up expressly for biz boldness. The Imatios Is ow adt. rniruble one, opal:ine him to take pictures E r n sir ahadee of youth/Ar t *oES with • correctaessitemitalled: any wherestse. LIP PHOTOGRAPHS. of every size and deeoristionontectited is the lieett style, cuticular attention given to the OARTZ-DE 11vIBrT, and In copying gi ven and DA-. CiiIIIIHNOTYPEB of deemumitrienda, Aide— • Mg GETTYIan, • new 'tit e ofnlcture WM* SBU haa RG b e ecome very popu— lar with the public. not, only for their beauty. kat far* sheaposee and convenience. SIXTEEN' for on. DALLAS only. • Alao—Tllll PORMILM7II gmiggs, etitieh ter 'bete beauty aad durability Sc.. unsurpassed. Junell C ANNON MARBLE) WoRkS, CORNER OF BALTIMOEIAND EAST NM DUI ST., OPPOSIT2 TES COURT-ROUSE, • fluty ?ASCRIPTION Of ROZIL BiiiotYrait'ns Igarte. IMIL.Att G ETTYSTITTRGMARBD TARE Is *mit l'Ork Streirt,Gettiebias..ra.. RaeFogitr ere prepared to It rnilth ankh:WS - 0f li•rt tit ftettlisb. nee As NOWIMINVIr, *Hag, mane theahoz,testaotkw,sekdaialimilii as aria fro as .4111. - Prods.. taken In nelll4.lhik e s : • Sark. ~ ealysinvir. Ifiy Ilit, 4 ....., • , , '• , Soldiers' Disci - ' - olim„vmeibrit.,. ,wtt,. 1 4 ,p - wit . ~...-I na-, A t,.. 10. , 0, ...., I PPINI t:. ft i a lkda. 1111140Si* '‘ ' '''. pi is water. ROVI e/ mm ir IDPIDDirit DtimartrtAdues hm—t f MME I — Ns& thirresatimil STATIONERY OF Ailr Kl*l:n3, DR 170$ AND MEDICINES, PEI:I.'I3IEIa AND .roithr- gOAPS 120-01147111 TRY DIFRCIIA7 orapplleil tl iriicaireislit city prices. Neb. 12.-1 f • DR. JAMES CRESS, DRUGGIS r, Start iii nrrllireliainyv natio. At., LITTLESTOWN. I PIING opened a new DRUG nq end fitted it up in the best 14710.1 odes Rti,k t pure aunt fresh Dente to the tightens of Litt!, awl •telnl ty et the lowest market rates, eurutatUuc u, part of Drugs and Fancily ileclicinea, Pure Liquors for Zedicinal Purposes, Patent ffedieinea, Horse Powders, Pure Spier.' Dyes and Dye Stuffs, Perfumery, T.dlet Soaps and Pansy ertk Its. A full assortment of Bresbes, Steffunery of all kinds, Cigars, Tobacco and P..notT. !,1-Ifoore•a Mastro-Magnetic Soap wIII wash arttla hard or soft water. cold or warm. Monte' Washed with Oda Soap are made beautifully whits •Ithout or tipolog. Thin 11 the bort Soap In use. Try It. It le warranted not to Infn,e :be hands. or &brie. Littler town, May 13.-1 y JA.6IMI CRlbB. DR. R. HORNE..R 7 PHYSICIAN AND DRUGGIST, Office .4114 Drug Store, CLZAIIDERSDURG STREET G ETTYSBURG Medical adrico without charge DEALER IN DECO?, MEDICINES, PATENT MEDICVIIIO9, STA TIONERY. PERFUMERY, SOAPS, BRUSHES, TOIL- ET .IPTICLES ; DYE STUFFS, r PICEA, H•s. L :sob CREAM• OF TARTAR, LAMPS. COAL OIL, AC., •C. PCR Fl LIQUORS for re etlirinal prin,fte.y, Dr R. 11,rnerN DUES, a r..1i.11,1,6 7,saa.ly tot chtyp...l rougL xi. in, Rr. All Itrt i 0,1 warranted pare and d•nain• Jan a, ISd9.-tf HUBER'S DRUG STORE. .Pornry',6 old Stand—Baltimore StrccY, GETTYSBURG, PA Arm; porclia..ed Oils old and popular Stand H, and laid In an entirety new and fresh Flock, offer a full assortment. consisting in part of DRUGS AND FAMILY MEDICINES. PATENT MEDICINES—A LARGE ASSORTMENT. PURE LIQUORS k WINES FOR MEDICINAL PUR. SPICES A ND 'FLAVORING EXTRACTS. rP(MES DYES lc DYE-erents—HOW k rTEVINS' DYES. EXCELSIOR DYES, AND THE ANILINE DYCK-- 2 LIE CHEAPEST AND BEST IN THE MARKET. ALL TILE NEW AND ELEGANT PERFUMES AND' TOILET ARTICLES. ' COLGATE'S, AND OTHER SUPERIOR SOAPS. FORNEY'S HORSE POWDERS—THE BEST AND CHEAPEST; ALSO, FOOTE'S, ELLS, DALE'S PERSIAN.STONEBRAREE'S AND ROBERT'S. STATIONERY Of ALL RINDS. CIGARS, TOBACCO AND SNUFF—THE BEST BRANDS. PHTSICIANS' PRE 4 CRIMONS AND FAMILY CEIPTS CAREFULLY COMP' UNDID. PLITSICIANS AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS SUP.- PLIED Al' REDUCED RATES. Medicines firnsish,d At AZL MIMS 07 TES EIGEtr. Ni9)4l, Bell at Nie door. April 1,15611: 7 4f thstograph *Merits. E XCELSIOR GALLERY. TIPTON & MYERS stiectsors to C. J. Tyson PRO T OORAPHS, PHOTO MINIATURES . 43 fBROTYPE9', cec., otc., Stereoscopic Views of the BATTLE-FIELD, STEREOSCOPES, PHOI °GRAPH FRAMES, AND ALBUMS GREAT VARIETY, AND AT GREATLY REDUCED) PRICES. Air We deal in notbmg bat the bait of Its kind. Cell arid examine oar store. Copies can be &rallied from all negatives ever te herein thisGalery. - TYSON'S OLD STAND Oct. 9.—tf REMOVA_Li THRGETTYSB URG SKYLIGB TOALLBRY Iltarbit Intik GETTYSBURG., PA., TEIS /II F STILE OF THB AST JUJITSU, Li., iiIMMII ligvt m:;=imr. El BM ~~~ it 4.se dirtif ..fh•NO ritaxesi Tell fin day moral:4,lA WO. lot pall altala tlaa g inned mall! all asaaparm tine of the pabiladkaa. , . . MoviransralXlll see • liberal ' slog by lb* quibble, tiew will bo lawribi4 ham turf um. abet Is Adams aonsty ; 'sad, ss cutest bit oseallsd. • Jos Woax elf all Idenit*llit awl •t lair Vd.s. NU, ,In ev•ry rutty nbnrt wake. Tim." Cis': fry Ocedir 7 , NEW 4 OLDR The tiodereiffieird VAC. paEtic trawally tbst he b. Ow. Air:oHO occupied bD that be bat Just returned wlected stuck over bfuegibt•• Wes is pail of CLOTHS, CASSIDIRBB, C4B5lKg ME SHAWLS, SKIRTS, HOSIERY GLO CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, OLASSWAItL QUEENS* Boma of those goOdo will bo; before, ae4 ere just kali iumuu FRANK D. D Nov. 24 11141.-11 FAHNESTO lay• an *WOES DRESS 0- which they WO ..Ulsg Tory F U 1' A IINEBTO: ~. Au ra Largest stock In town. if Ton VW bawds dm Cloths, Ca* ♦ great torloty.sad /ARNIM= smoo. CHEAP of *viol If yea weal( sive sestiablig SION OF TUE RE C lIRISTMASP 'Boy•sot of nu .4 =9 mike at FAUN Osttriba 1868. DRY MOST MLA MI I SELL forI4L . alai at &tug a sheYABIIIONABLII IM Or LIN& FASHIONALBUI 111/I.ll=o, LINO. 7ABLWONA3LII 'SADISM nis LAM trce M orturrzaut. minis; BLAME AILED, PLAlg emm , BWIBB YCBLIIIO. JA OW= ALPAOO4 .Aiw OOLNUIS: ALL WOOL BIBLOtIIBARLB,OU SHAMA. cLortmoassurin./Sak I • INO _corromADA. • TAIL& a m a in. T • NUL BiLIIMSKINNA. PLAIN WS lILAIID =MIL mifhw.M2rP. 4 ng = l - 11 4 11.111,1 •111116t il a =Us 1116, E W Cheaper than ►,REBERT & ißahintorist., *piing and OF ezonm `ALL CAS EMBRRSt I% RODS, 81%.1rX ' 011ie • MEE Elia St
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