plic inte ,_-_, Aii z.,o4-,...„ „,..,.._,,,,...m
uei4rialbs4, ',lll , leldear, kall. 116141.
pareesarit Rettsitttwrast - 1=1 . 4 Roan.=
. e night last. week, :while fift. Mat",
wick acid his sin, iboat i 9 years . Of age,
living near Lake Hill, in Viler county,
ddei4
New York, were out coon hunting, their
Jogs en y began barking yelping,
and the son, who, in his eagerness, had le ft
Ms father on coming up to them,
perceived in the top of a large tree what he
thought was a coon and leVeled Megan and
fired, killing the animal, which proved to
bia cub. Before theyomg man had re
covered lioni his surprise, the crackling of
undattiash lings of some large
animal were bald Ina, moment after,
• wards a Mtge bear , 'which proved to be the
mother of the cub he had shot, appeared nu
,
der the tree, and . sprang forward.to grapple
with the-destroyer of. her „young. , Icoluig
Quick, however, was too quick for her, and
slatting her embrace, brought down the
butt of his gun on herbeadwithgreatibroe,
knocking the stock to pieces, and stagger
ing the bear. Recovering herself she again
. sprang forward, and a dalperate conflict en
sued. Quick was armed with nothing but
his broken gun, and the dogs having ran
upon the first appearance of the brute, he
wts forced to depend upon his o.wn abilities.
13y his agility he succeeded in eluding the
enraged animal, and by repeated blows of
his gun barrel finally forded her to suctumb,
but not until her skull was smashed into
smithereens and his on barrel resembled a
Berkshire pig's taiL Kr. Quick hastened
to the relief of his son, aro succeeetyl in
• capturing one of the cubs, the two others
escaping. The bear weighed over five hun
dred pounds.
"TILE RELICS OF THE CONFIDERACIT.".....III
Ails article on the flight of Jefferson Davis,
in the current number ol i iPackurd's
Monthly, Mr. E. A. Pollard makes the -re
markable statenpsnt that the bulk of the
valuable documents of the Confederate
Government, including thecorrespondence
of Jeffenson'Davtz, exists to-day in - con
ehiil ; ghat Many days before the fall of
Richmond there was a careltd selection of
important papers, especially those in the
office of the President, and letters which
involve confidence in the North and in Du
rope, and that these were secretly conveyed
out of Richmond and deposited in a Mace
where they remain concealed to this 'hie,
and will probably not be unearthed in this
generation. Mr. Pollard mentions the case
of a single secret document which he was
once permitted.to see in Richmond, where
in certain parties offered to assist the Con
federacy by supplying its Western armies
for a whole year'from the granaries and
magazines of the North. Such important
letters and other secret papers (says Mr.
Pollard) stilledst, were preserved from die
wreck and fire of Richmond, and at this
moment are kept in a manner and place
which reader theta secure against discov
ery, loss or mutilation.
Tomtit children in New Brunswick got
astray. One, a girl, was about six years
of age, the others four and three, It was a
wild region, and in wild weather, and at
the edge of night. From signs its seems
that the six year old girl soon Telt sure that
there was no hope of their being found that
night, and so took measures at once for the
sate keeping . of her little ones. Putting
them in the most sheltered nook she could
find, she then stripped away most of her
own garments to put on them, and then set
out to gather dry sea weed and brush to
cover them up in and - • defend them. A
large quantity of this had been gathered
and piled about the babes into a sort of
nest, and there•they lay when the people
found them, still alive ; but the — six.year old
matron and martyr lay out on the shore
dead of the cold, beside the last, pile of
brash she had been able to.gather, but was
actable to bring.
A Nuciao sdrlhas been astonishing the
people of Vicksburg, Miss. * by her per
.formances on the piano. She is eighteen
years old, and as black as the ace of spades,
does not know a single note of music, and
cannot spell the simplest word. She was
a house servant, and-as such was permitted
to play upon the piano. She can play any
piece, however difficult it may be, after
hearing it played; and her accuracy and
delicacy of touch is really something very
remarkable. For the pant two years she
has been employed as a field hand, and has
bad no opportunity of playing or listening
lo others play.
Tns foreign Immigration returns of the
year show a falling off of thirty
thousand In3he arrivals at this port as cotu-
pared with last year. So far as the Irish
are concerned, we suppose the emigration
to this country will be less hereafter than it
has been in previous years, owing to the
.crying up of the source of supply in Ireland
itself. We suppose the decrease of German
emigration to America can be wed:tied for
on the idea prevalent in Europe that the
demand ior labor and the rewaici for labor
here at this time ire less than they Wave
been in other years.—N. Y. Times.
Twit Dun or Tug YEau.—The necrolog
ical record of the year comprises the names
of Charles Kean, SIT David Brewster, Lord
Brougham, James Rothschild, Berryer,
Samuel Lover, Coquerel, the sculptor Mar
ochetti,Mossini and Dean !Inman in Eu
rope; and in this country the following:
Bishop Hopkins, Leutze, Elliott, the Mount
brothers, the sculptor Ball Hughes, - &be
Smith, Charles U. Halpine, Professor Ad
ler, Julia Dean Rayne, James Buchanan,
and Thaddeus Stevens. Admiral Bell, of
our Ram died while on service abroad, and
Ada bales Menken died in Paris.
SatALL-Pox.—From numerous parts of
the country, and from other places on this
continent come reports that amill-pox is
raging with unusual violence. It is excit
ing more or less apprehension in various
- aaunties of California, in Milwaukee, Cin
cinnati, Providence, Montreal, Panama,
and at other points. The vype it is assum
ing is also much more malignant than has
been common of late years.. It is not now
the dreaded scourge it formerly was, but
vaccination is'Oot yet so' tualversal at to
take away ail the terrors of its visitations.
TIM death by suicide of the reputed wid
ow of Mr. Augustus Dickens, brother of
Charles Dickens, at Chicago, on Christ
mas da has been announced,. It seems
that th ifs of Augustus Dickens is still
living in England, amt that shelrsa deser
ted many oars ago by her husband who
eloped with a young lady, dune to Ameri
ca, Settled la Chian% and afterwards mar
ried her. The first and real wife pf Angus
.ftm"Dickens is blind and has been support. ,
04 by her greater-In-law, Charles. Dickens,
for many years.
A bow and successful hlghwsy robbery
was committed in JChktopee, Maas., on
Tuesday. The sent of the American
Merchants' Union Express, named Sham_
way, while going from his Wiles to the
depot with his calm; bails was suddenly
eel upon by two men *laded by red *-
per, and fobbed of the tog. Mr. inststway
gave the warm, bat *end ineb Integre
pain from bis blinded eyes that be was un
able to qp anything himself in pursuit.
He was bd to the Chicopee House. • where
medical. relief was procured. The amount
steles was only *ass.
\litmus. O, 0. Howard, itho basmu*
eehis rankofYekee-General of v... .
longer than say other genera! otlioar,,'
Jost been nineMd out. This ...IL
him Mar-4keessi by ban* Li • ' 7 ,
lar easy, •
•
, • -
411, FASHIO
Nettb-floatoonter of the
Dlamooll,itelt door to Iteatellan's fLotel l )Gotty►
barg,Pa., where ha tan ataU chigoe-es foutteroody
toottoodto all bustaostle hit lisle. ifs het *loose
eitoolleaitedatent sae itlimarts sottettet ton , —
...teolihmi a an: ; 4
• xior st, . ,•"
- . •
BROOMS ! BROOMS
. ,
The der u red aestivate* to maintesaMw Dmotair
tialtbold la Oariblo,atrost estbilatag Railroad
Depot, De will have datiag the lull supylyoa
haadonstorill beside to boat& ammo waotnaLt
OR MAIL Brooms 1110411 to order or on the sham
Persons befog Drains ,O n weld do well to give
him a call. 8. R. TIPTON.
Gettysburg, Nov. -
'._C A R D
HAVING disposed ofthe_i . llXol l / 1 10)1 GALLIUM"
to Means Tretonsueg Knout. I take the °pipe
tonW of extendlng to aka Wino nty sincere thanks
for rnir liboyalpatronage, in the past; sad knowing
my. samomws tcr be pt; t.brough, energetic
anda nte t ere, I ask tar thous a
entire _tlit at
n. same. They haring had almost entire
control oldie gicellier gallery ter the het twoNeare,
.1 know that the y will atsrt. every e ff ort to realer tan
waleaction at all times.. . C. J. TYSON.
- GRANITE-YARD -
•,
GETTYSIWRG, PA.,
ON RALCROAD, NLRB PRIEGHT DEPOr.
PETER REITLER
Is prepared to tarnish GitANITII, for all kinds of
21111 DING AND YONFYYNTAL PURPOS/ISS,
at reasonable vitae—
Curbing, Sills, Stps, Ashlers
Posts, Mitinuments, Ceme
. tery Blocks, &c., &c.,
oat and Sobbed In emery styln dealred; by best o
workmen. •
'abiders from a distance promptly attended to
June 3.—tt
JEREMIAH CULP,
GE.73TYSBURG, PA.,
Undertali'er & Paper-Hanger,
prepared to furnish on alien notice and reasonable
terms
COFFINS OF ALL STYLES.
Elealso keen' oa leand a large assortment of WALL
PAPER, which he @enema lowest cub rates, and It de.
sired will furnish bands to put it 011 the wall.
PLAIN & FANCY SIGN PAINT
ING EXECUTED TO ORDER.
WYork street-a few doors east oflmtheranSburch
May 27, mas—tr.
ROBERT D. ARMOR ,
GAS FITTER, PLUMBER AND
BELL HANGER;
East Middle stred,Aatf a sqUare froulbeCburt-hews,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
•
WILL promptly attend to all - or
ders in his line. Work done In the meet sat's.
factory manner, and at prices is low as can pouf bly be
afforded to make a living.
GAS PIPE
thrniebed, as well as Chandeliers, Brackets, Drop
Lights &a.; oho WATER PIPE, Stops. Top mini Frost
Spigots, and, in short, everything belonging toles or
water fixtures.
Bells hang. and furnished If desired. LoClur of all
kinds repaired. (Dec.. 28,1567.—tf
MARSH CREEK
PLANING MILL.
THE undersigned has established a
PLANING MILL, onlidar oh creek, four miles from
Gettysbnaciat which he wilimenuflicture
DOORS AND DOOR'RABIES,
WINDOWOASEE AND FRAMES,
- FLOORING, VitA,'FIik,RBOARDEcG,
Chair and Washiloards, with everything elan made at
ouch a factory, dud needed friths building line, The
beet of lumber • will always be used, all thorhUghly
dried, a kiln baring been put up for the purpose.
Orders solicited, and promptly attended , to. Price*
re low as the lowest, and erery effort made to accom.
modate customers.
JOHN D. PFOUTZ.
May 20, 11/68.—1y
FURNITURE.
•
D. C. - • SHEAFFER
•
PETERSBURG, (Y 5.,) PENNA.,
Is prepared to offer:to the Public, anything in him
as cheap as ea be had In the county. _
• egyPurchasem will do well to call and examine
my stock NM buying eleeWhere.
FURNITURE
made to order, Repairing Ilene neat cheap and with
anma.:l2. Jan. 92. 11168,41
YEW BUSINESS.
Upholstering & Trimming.
— WILLIAM E. CULP
H A liv o :ry " lTes el on tab litt i l l in e Vojetle it t a , fo W r eav"'s
Coyering Sofas, Chairs, Mat
tra,ssesrand Upholstering
in all its branches.
He also cantlenen his old it:minces of Trimmings
Buggies, Carriage", &c.,and so li cits from th e public
their patronage. Charot ino.ferate.
Gettysburg, Pa., Dec.ll.—tf'
ONLY FOR cASH
•
The uniersigned, Des, in Coal, hereby giro no
tics to their Cue:milers and the Public, that after this
date
NO CREDIT
will be allowedAriCall Coal most beiald for In ad
vance, when ordered. Our being rNulred to pay
Cash kw Call and Fralw, pacisaltatas this change,
and hereafter
The CasA System will ege rigidly adher
ed to.
Altir.All persons Indebted to either of tbe undersign
ed on Book Account are requeeted to cell and make
settlement.
C. H. BUEHLER,
JACOB RILEY,
• RI4ER BROTHER
Gettysburg, DIX. 22,7-3. m.
NEW BASERY.
NEWPORT (lc ZIEGLER.
Ifeelmnical Bakery, Cotner Washington and lad
Middls'streets, Gettysburg, Pa., Constantly on band
the best of
. .
BREAD,
Cad•CIPMS,
•
CARES,*
PRETZELS, to.
. Persons wishing Ike& Bread will be served *very
morning, by leaving their name. and residencesat
the Bakery. Every *Eon made to please.
GIVE UH A 'CALL.
Way witigt.
The Cash system.
THE undersigned, Dealers in Pro
s'. duce, tc., In Gettysburg, bars this day deter
nutted to Introduce the
CA SH SYSTEM
In theta, baguets. All goods must .he told fur in ad,
Tsar , * Or on d•tio. , 7. so the Cosh System will be Hz
rldly enforced. after this date.
SAL person* indebted to either of the Suns are
requested to call and make settlement.'
11 1011 AM t 004.
Wil.A. BILE,
ALAS. SPAN DD GLER,
. Met:IIRDS A HAMILTON, •
31211111 A Alto.
Doe. IL-3.
WHEAT WANTED.
The audarsigasd .111144 the higliest searket prise
GOOD WyTl4.ll,
d4Bvleod at hie Xllt, "Oloniood 1!814,■
Ma!hemp'', in ttighlati township
eigmaxerriont.
D... 111. 1101-0
Soldiers '
t _Law
a Disch arges . _
mang r.:,:
-• ' - 14"."611V."161"t'i
naaer. ° N * - 011 440044101681"- 0
. 841861 "
1111 W
.1114klatt
NOtiee . to . Capitalists
10011489116 desiring of inveatiag. sad realialait
matte =Mr PER Win," are requested to
eal ! 11 !th•
tiettypbtirglkttotte 'tank
AND BT4lri OLBOOLAAS OP. Tint
;UN ITON PACIFIC
. AND ALSO
CIafTILAL PACIFIC ItAILEOAD CO5. GRAM:
These leveatmeata are daily powing in liver and,
sales Increasing.
~ .s irBONDS egn be had at all times at thie Ben i .
atid.erbera all Information earteernlait said Wrest
mentir'wlU:lie cheerfully levee.
J.IIIIORT -BADLOunifir.
GEMSBURG
NATIONAL BAN K
00VIRIMINT tom ma, of on Binds. BOUGHT dad
SOLD.
.IMtAL6Ii ttWitatittiior7s
. .
TT BONDS without charge.
CONEGCND INTEREST NOTES CASHED.
ThoHIGHEET PERMITIM paid= GOLD ithdBILVRE.
STOOKS and BONDS, of an ktodo. boctightlbr parsons
without CHARGING COMMISSION.
ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECIITXD.
Interest oniIPECIAL DIPOSITS ededitasdl per ceis
6 PER CENT. for 1 year,
4 PER CENT. for 6 months,
B.PER CENT: br 8 mouths.
Persons wishing information tq regard to 11. S. Bonds
and Stocks Of all - kinds, are. invited to give usa
and we will give all information eheertelly.
J. SMOKY BAIR, emitter.-
Gettysburg, Oct. 80, 1887-tf
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF
GETTYSBURG,' PENNA.,
Is agent for tillisale of the Arta Mortgage
Union Pacific Rail Road.
6 PER CENT.GOLD INTEREST BONPS,
at market rate■, with interest payable semi-annually
our at counter. All necessary information given.
GEO. ARNOLD, Cashier.
Gettysburg. N0r.27, 1.1187.—1 f
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
GETTYSB UR G
WILL ALLOW
Interest on SPECIAL DEPOSITS u follows
PER CENT. PER ANNUM FOR 1 YEAR
4 " " " MONTHS
3 4, id
WILL OARS OOMPOUND INTEREST NOTES AND
COUPONS
Will also purchase or sell STOCKS and SONDSof
every kind tree of charge as Commission, and will at
all times pay the lIIOUJIST PRICK for
GOLD AND SILVER,
and with pleasure transact all business promptly as
heretofore pertaining to a wall regniated Hank.
CEO. ARNOLD, Cashier.
Getirsbtwg.Nov. 6, 1 811T-tf
garptuttro and otontrattoro.
TO THE BUILDING COMMUNI
TY AND ALL OTHERS
WHO WISH TO IMPROVE.
THE undersigned respectfully in
it. forms the public that he still continues the
CARPENTERING BUSINF-RS
at his old stand, on West street, Gettysburg, and Is
ready at all times to secommodate those *ranting any
thing done in his Ilue, Ile isprepared to furnish all
kindsof work for building purpose., of the best ma
terial. and as neatly andth eaply alit can be done at
eny_Otber establishment in the county. Experienced
Elands alwaye In readiness and work executed with
°raptness and dispatch.
/fir Thankfu I for past favors, he hopes, by attention
to business to receive a liperal share of public pat
ronage.
.Xfay 29.1867. WM. CIIIIITZMA N.
GE(). C. CASHMAN.
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
• „
Carpenter and Contractor,
RESPECTFULLY informs the
public that he will continue the Carpenter be.
shams in all Relaunches, and is prepared to take con
tracts for putting upend repairing Buildings, at u
reasonable rates as any builder in Gettysburg-411
work guaranteed to be or beet valor. He itopeehy
faint attention ih hiatuses to - merit public patronage.
Bhop on York street, recently occupied by Cashman&
Bowe. . 30- Oct
Wiliam and *wary.
REMOVAL!
The firm of Swum & McCsasnEr have removed to
North Baltiniore street, next door to Spangler's Shoe
Store. We have on heed a choke assortment of
CLOCKS, WATCHES
(Gold Bad
JEWELRY,
of all kinds and latest styles. Siva? and Plated Wars
. Ole gold, biker and Steel
S E C 'T A C L E. B
of the bed-manufacture. Als!,, Violins, Guitars Ac
canteen., Flutes, Elle', VionD and Guitar:4rings
Keys, /Le.
All kinds of . Repairing in our line done
at as reasonalde prices as elsewhere,
and warranted.
flfirninnkful for pin favors, sve solicit a contain
wince of saisie. FAVER & SIcCARTNEY.
Juno 17, 1862.-If
#fitudtg.
FARMERS,
Attend to your Interests I
GETTYSBURG FOUNbRY.
9 'R subscriber would Inform his customers sad
.1 others, that be 64111 manufact urine various blade
of coating. sod Machines, made to order, =short no.
ticeorucb as •
TURN9iTENI3 AND POWERS,
(dve different 'Nee of Powers,) OLCIPPP,SERD HUL
LERS AND SSPA RA TORS,CORNPODDRR C UTTERS
STRAW AND HAY OUTT SRS; CORN PLANTERS:
-PL OUG 8,
meta ea Cast Ploughs, Itershear Ploughs, Sidehill en
Corn Ploughs; the
wier-spapra noß.sr BARR, -
the West improvement; also - SHIRE3IAN'S SELF
DISCHARGING HORSE RAH E.
lle willlikenielmenntecture
witts AND REAI'SREI.
lIIITAL SCREtri or (w a r ?rpm
IRON RAILING tor Cemeteries or Porzhea, with
everything
else in hie line, slut low rates.
FOR BALL—AOne-borse Wagon.
rrp‘
wrzam _ .
April 14 1868. •
ROSADALIS I
TEE GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER
CURES
Scrofula in its Various Forms
SUCH A 8
Oottinniptiozi in its darlietr stages. Enlargement and
ploeration of tbe Glands, Joint*, Bones, Kid
ne7a,. Uterlta, Obrnillo Ebanmatlant,
Eruptions of the Skin; Clirank
Sore E 7 i, ta, duo.
•
SirP'ZII.LIS
IN ALL 1113 POEMS.
OF
DISEASES OF WOMEN,
Loss of eippetite, sick Headache, Liver
Complaint, Pain in the Back,
Imprudence in . Life, •
Gravel,
GENERAL RAD HEALTH,
. And 41 dhow. of th.
BLOOD, LIVER, MERU & BLADDER,
It-Is a Perfect Renovator.
ADALUI eililleatee every: Wad of blown
eart i er i talet. and lestero the =We system" to •
healthy oonAlUoo.
_ . .1,1t
it Pane= Seloasis. wet prodaohig the
.. riatrZ• flee:trat (twit lThonalido
of which it le made ore pibUehed around each bottle.
Ree•munaseradby_the Adios' lbailty and sow lbw
• • qf,escr Bat Maas.
sip roc Tortiomoulals of roatorkablo Cro% NO
Rosodolis Aitaastse" tor We par.
nonso biro -
DEL J . : J. LAWRENCE &
2 4 4 Italan4ore reit,
**Air aill"7=l44lerwiters.
.Dec.2II,3ANIL-23 , '
Attila= j or \larplh ozs aanam, Adestannk
rairtzi=iamlia:
c 0 MT 0 UND!
/OF, TILE CORE OF
PUTT:LLD SORB THROAT, INFLtJI4I4ZA,
ar atir Otharlidlammioszy or lnwird disease of the
Throat If not of .gco bag awadtag." Also, BOARLXI'
.nrVX/. edit ildeldanda kaasitried In •
QV 6111 OF. - CASES,
fn -( juritalit &i of. the'adtary, and, - has never
Wm Imam
_Oil if taken to .time and according
JO dhoothwit nig warrented to Fare. Ghia lt a trial
and It will speakSor Itself. leery household should
provide thatriselees with •bos of this medicine and
keep It amide, The cum than it has effected are
truly roarrom m
lli red and sold bt Isamu. Youirr 00., Get.
t7iffua or by tutr authorised agouti. For
sale at naiad &bellows in &dads county.
May 24.18 IBRAEL YOONI & 00.
THE
BUTTON HOLE OVERSEAAIING
SEWING MACHINE CO.,
In directing attention to their CELEBRATED COM
BINATION BUTTON HOLE k SEWING MACHINE,
beg leave to refee to It. wonderful Popdlarity as con.
elusive proof of its great merit.
The increase in the demand for thlivaluable machine
bee been TEN FOI Li during the f ".7 , 1,, ~, Inaltl, l .l of its
first year before, the public.
Thin grand and surprising success is unprecedented
In the history °rooming-machines, and we feel fully
warranted in cialminK that
FAMILY MACHINE
It is really two machine. combined In one. (by a site.
pis and beautiful mechanical arras gemento making
both the Shuttle or Lock-stitch, and the Overseaming
and Button hole stitch, with equal facility and per
fection. It executed In the very best wanner every'va
riety of Bering anch as, [lemming, Yelling, Cording,
Tucking, Stitching, Braiding and Quilting, Gathering
and Sawing on, (done at the seine time,) and in attli-
Goo, Overseame, Embroidery on the edge. and make.
beautiful Battonand Eyelet Hole. In all fabrics.
Every Machine Is warranted by the Company, or its
Agents, to give entire satiefactinn.
Circular. with full particulars and wimples of work
done on this Machine, can he had cn application at Gm
Balearoorus of the Company.
8. W. Cbr. Eleventh and CYlextnnt Street."
Instructions given on the Machine et the rooms o
the Comps°, gratuitously to all purchasers.
W. B. Mrs azxaraLt, Treasurer
May27-1y
ExcELsiorc GALLERY.
TIPTON & MYERS
successors to C. J. Tyson.
PRO T OtIBAPHS,
PHOTO MINIATURES
Stereoscopic Views of the
BATTLE-FIELD,
ISTEREOSCOPES,
PHOI OGRAPH FRAMES
A L B -U M S
GREAT VARIETY,
AND AT GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES.
arWedeslitinothuNg but the bat clan kind. Call
and sz•mine our lance.
Oopie. as be tarnished from all nemairie ever ta
ken at Ibis Gallery.
TYSON'S OLD STAND
Oct. 9.—or
gattis and Ntotauranto.
E A.,,GLE, HOTEL.
mina Ot muwasianicvAiD WASHINGTON enmin
An Om nib na, for fusengers and Baggage, rune
to the Denot, on arrival and departure otßall Road
Trains. Chusibl sersista, and reanmable chaps.
May 29.186!.
KEYSTONE .110TEL.'
- GETTYSBURG, PA.
WM.,E; MYERS, PROPRIETOR.
._„_.
NOW OPEN.
THIS is anew Hon'se, and'has been
stud ap in the most approved style. Its
location • s • pleasant and convenient, being. In the
moat badness portion of the town. Every arrange.
meat has been mad* for the accommodation and oom
fort of guests, with mole stabling attached. With
experienced servants; and accommodating
we shall use every endeavor to please. This Hots/
Is now open for the entertainment of thiptablic, and
we kindly sollalta abut> ofpnblicpatromage.
Way 20, 1867.
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EARDWA.R)I
AED ZOO
Tallo g bac eiboroiatoinereturardtromtboallioo
mita oa toushosoo supply of HAILDRAILISMO.
02 / 1 121,soblohiboy aro offortaga*tholrold stud
Boilliaoco stort.selisiesstooldttiotiosos.ear
steak oondlotsf • portof
oospostor'sfoolo - -
lfaatoaftk'Toolr
Costal Mai'
Ilko • If
await Koko/es Tools.
Zoissamsparli hats».
ET 0 0.114/01 tillirdizfry,""
0114Pallsts.a ua ttwtragoraiffll fa
th• roviVal d Mar idatqrs.bitc +tat
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tiets 4 44,1131040,
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114,0•11.1.
ME
HOWE WHINES I
THE LATEST IMPROVED , AND GENUINE
Rowe .44,iyiArtachine,s,
ofihavidion t it firw late at the
Sao, a of
GEO JACOBS &BRIO.,
Cham4reburg St., Gettysburg, Pa.
OIIDIRS %ILL 9B PkOWITIAMATTIINDHD TO.
Machines delivered in all ptot,Es
of the county.
The public; area/intim/ad against parties who use
the name of goers li oonneetlon with their molhilaas•
on amount of the popuhuity of the genuine Howe.—
Remember that there are
NONE - GENUINE
unless they have the Medallion Portrait of
ELIAS HOWL, JR.,
IMBEDDED ON THE MACHINE
OZO. JAOOBB & BELO.,
Only Agents for Adams county ,
Aog.7, 1868.—tf
AGENTS WANTED
$75 to $2OO per month !
Cr a Commimion from which twice that amount can
be made by selling the
LATEST UPSOVED
COMMON SENSE
Family Sewing Machine,
PRICE . 818.00.
Ila.Por Circular" sad Terms addrem
C. BOWERS dc
WO &nth Third at., Philadelphia, Pa
Dec. 4.-3 m
THE AIIERICAN
IT RAS NO EQUAL,
BEING ABSOLUTELY THE BEST
IN THE WORLD,
And Intrinsically the Cheapest.
Philadelphia, Pa
AGENTB WANTED.
FRIDKRICH PARSON, President.
D. W. ROBISON, Agent,
Get tygburg, Pa
gitotograph ealltritO.
AMBROTYPES, cfc., &c.,
AND
The Largest and molt COMIIIO4hOIII in
GXTI4,OBURG, PENNA
JOHN L. TATS, Prop r ietor.
*Attalla, gantry, &t.
'
'1144514- •
A CARD. TO THE LADIES
• -
TIE DIIPOhOO43 GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS
POE PRVIALEt4.. Infallible la iorrecting Inane-
Bamoving Obstruction/ of the Monthly Tarns,
from wbetever Cease, and always enoceashll as a Pre
ventive. ;
Females peculiarly attested, or those supposing
themselves se, are cautioned asceinst wing these Pills
while in that condition hut they "Invite coiner
?lege" atter which admonition, the Proprietor sr
nom noresponslbility, although their wilhineas will
Prevent any Foliates' to health.
Prieesl per lint. Six Sozes IN
.Bold .by 3.11. HUBER, Druggist,gole Agent tbr Get
tyiburg, Pa.
LadieS. by sardine blot $1 throsgh the Post aloe,
can have the Pills sent, (confidential! v 7) by to
Cu, part of the country qrs. of poistage.”
Aprfl 29,1868.-7 yo
ALL AROUND THE WORLD !
The First Premium
of a Silver Medal was awarded
Barrett's Hair Restorative ,
By the N. H. State Agricultural Society, at
its Fair holden in Naahau, Sept. 20, 1866.
BARRETT'S VEGETABLE HAIR RE
wrOurriya keitores limy Hair to Its natural color.
Proniotea the srowtb of the Hair. Changes the roots
to thole original organic action. Eradicates Dandruff
.and Humors. Prevents Hair ailing eat. Is& superior
'Dreaming. It contains no Injurious Ingredients, and
is the most popular and reliable article throughout
the East, *set, North and South. .
-J. R. BARRETT t CO., Proprietors,
Manchester, N. H.
MM-Bold'by Dr. R. Horner, Gettysburg; J. S.Taugh
inbaugh, Hampton; Hartman and Sadler, Peters
burg;:tinyder t Son, Littlestown, and Druggists gen
erally. Feb. 12, DM —ly
THE GREAT CHOLERA
PREVENTATIVE.
X. 1866. L
rim GREAT
Zingari Bitters.
T HIS WONDERFUL REMEDY wee discovered
and introduced &Witt twenty years ago by Dr. 8.
Cheapens, an eminent Egyptian physician.
Welled long
striken felt the want of fonts remedy
which would ik at the root eff disease. and so
prevent much ofthe suffering which the human fami
ly was then-compelled to endure.
This great question was presented to his mind
every day In vivid colors as he moved among tbe sick
andelying, and observed the inefficiency of nearly all
the remedies then in use. Thus he was led to think
and experiment; end afterten years' sandy and labor.
be presented is his fellow-man the wonderful:Gingen
Bitters. The effect of this preparation in the pre
vention and cure of disease was so marvellous and
astonishing, that the met Battering marks of royal
favor were bestowed upon him who discovered it ; name was placed upon the Roll of Nobles, and
• gold medal with the following inscription—Dr. 8.
Cheoinus, the Public Benefactor—wasßresented to
him by,,the Viceroy.
The preparation has been used In several epldemica
of cholera, both as a preventive and curative meas.
use, and with such great success, that it has been In
traduced into nearly all the general ho.Qi tale of the
old world.
The old saying that an ounce of prevention is worth
a pound of cure, applies • Ith niarvellous force to
cholera, and therefore any remedy that will protect
us against this terrible disease should be freely and
persistently used.
All pathologist. now agree that the cholera poison
acts on the system through the blood, and that any
combination which acts on the excretory organs, and
keeps them In working order, must prevent a sulTelen t
accumulation of the poison to exert its terrible effects
on the organism. This is true oueonly or eiwiers, but
of nearly all other maladies, especially the fliasrent
forms of fever.
The Zinger( Bitters Is Just such a remedy as the
above conditions require. It acts on the organs Cl
excretion and secretion. keeping up a perfect hal
sacs between them. This Bitters is composed en
tirely of roots and bulls, so nicely concocted that
every organ is acted upon ant put in tone. Its taste
is kilos/ant and its effects prompt and luting.
Nome:sus cases of the following disease* have
been cured by it: Cholera, Dianfioa, Dysentery,
Itkrofula. Typhoid and Typhus Fever. Fever, Agne,
Nervous Debility, Anaemia. Female Irregularities.
Dyspepsia, Slatuleocy, Colic, kg.
Price One Dollar per quart mottle.
Principal Depot at she Waluntstreet wharf, Bar.
rhibury, Pa.
Sold by Druggiets, lintel keepers and Grocers gen.
min).
IMO. ➢. ECALBILEIBCII, in)le Agent lei Qtty►
burg.
RAllTglit, Bois Proprietor
hitny 2Q. ISST.! Harriet, art_ P.
.DR. TAYLOR'S
OLIVE BRANCH
BITTERS.
A mild and agreeable TONIC STIMULANT, 8T0)
AMC AND CARMINATIVE
B 'IT TER S,
Rztrected entirely from
HERBS AND ROOTS.
Highly bcmr&eiAl tO
DYSPEPSIA,
GENERAL DEBILITY,
AND LOSS OF APPETITE ;
and an excellent CORUCTIVZ for the persone rut
faring from Disorder, of the Bowels, Flatulence, Etc
Sold Everywhere.
Depot, No. 413 Market street, Philad'a
J. X. TAYLOR &.00
_I
AYER'S
HAIR VIGOR
FOR THE RENOVATION OF THE
H A IR .-
The Great,Desideratunz of the Age
A dressing which Is at thee agreeable,, healthy, and
effectual for preserving the hair. Faded or gray hair
.
" °°n rul •r•fi to iric original color and the gloss and
welane " qf rola. Thin hair is thickened, falling
hair chocked. and haidneas often, though not always
dared by its use. Nothing con restore the hair where
the follicles are destroyk or the glandeatropbled and
decayed. But such as remain csin be saved for Useful
noes by this application. Imam/ of foaling the hair
with • PI" sodlitient, it will keep It clean and vigor'
gin. Its ceakiloisid us will prevent the hair ham
'zing gray or &Nag er. a n d dinmquently prevent
I f Id ••••• Nos liino tku;sso deleterious substances 1
which make sumo Prepinktiou daseprona i•Juzi;
" 010 the lair. tile Tiger an onl l iadi . tin' no
harm tt: It waatirokasaily Ibr a
HAIR DRESSING,
11611"8L alas (421 to Salad so dastrabia. Coatalatag
oloToot oft ac 04179, It doss not s 11 whits cambric, and
711 Late 'oasis on the hair, airlitilt a rich Ibis "
ladle aad a grassad sitiwes.
repared by bt j C. Ayer k
Puorrou & 04 . 1 1710 , th (31 ;9 123 / 9 1
I:olFltaik MAN.
r
br :pb DelkigOlit "1",
atig;ils. • • rOokinOkill
MEE
S S IS. Q U 01
SPRING 'WAXER,.
Foi. sale by Principal Drnggiata
OureaCANCER,
Cures SCROFULA,
Cure* CUTANEOUS AFFECTIONS,
and all the Impurities of the Blood,
AND Till BOTZB.EION REMZDT FOR
BRIGHT'S
DISEASE,
AND OTHER DIBNABNB.OF
KHIDNEYS.
This is the original Spring Water from Vermont
which has wrought so many wouderfal cures, sod I.
advertised only to distinguish it from the many imi
tations that are now attempted to be palmed upon
the public as being equal to the virtues of the ?die.
sfesiiipt
Perqhlets containing an account of many wonderful
Curoa, attested by eminent Physicians and others,
can tie had gratis, by calling at or addressing a note
No. 515 Broadway, Sew York
Nor. 27.—Sw
FARMERS!!!
TRY THE
ALTA VELA PHOSPHATE !
A.
is composed principally of the celebrated Guano
from
ALTA VELA
Conteaus three per cent. of ASI3IONIA, au ample
quantity to give activity (withuut Injury) to the vege
tatian,itta.l a large quantity of soluble
BONE PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
together with Potash and Soda, the esseutial elements
of a
CO3IPLETE M.INURE
The high reputation it has obtained among tal many
thousand formers - who are using it in preference to
all oche: kinds, is sure guarantee of ire value.
PRICE $5.6.1.0 PER TON.
fore pm - 110,14 , C Adilrets
TM: ALTA VELA GUANO CO.,
July SI, IS6S.-1y
BEEF, -
IRON AND PURE BRANDY,
DY DR. RARTM4N,
Regular Oreduate of the Uni-ervlty of Pennsylvania
It will positively cure Consuluption, Coughs and
cit x
Cold., anti 4 thetas. of thetas of the Lung - am Bro M Tubes.
It Tub.
as
It h been the meau•of RESTORING Tfl setNDS
to health who have been given up beyond th reach of
medical a«iiitauce. It doe* more to relieve/the Con
eumptivo than anything ever known. Unequalled
.I,engthetser for delicate - Ladles and Children.
EACH BinToE CONTAINS TOE NUTRITIOUS POR.
TION OP TWO POUND. , OF CHOICE BEEF.
The Cure ar Coneumption was *rat effected by the
use of UAW BEEF and BRANui in iitialll, alter•
France, in which ctinotrica I hare travelled
fiir yeere.
1 base used it with perfect success in my Off-11 fami
ly. 1n presenting this preparation to the public 1 feel
conlidsut that every afflicted one sib° reads this (even
the most skeptical) me, become convinced, by a single
trial that It is truly a most valuable we licine.
Circulars and medicines sent to any addkeis. Price
81 per bottle—six for 86,
LABORATORY 512 SOUTH FIFTEENTH STREET,
PLULADELPHIA.
IS - bulimia Agent., French, Richards A Co.; Tenth
and tlarked Streets; JultuStAuti, lb.:11011,y a i:Givden,
602 Arth Street; R. nhiirtnakt, ♦ Cu., Fourth and
Race Streets, Philadelphia.
$3..501d by - Drn;iglstm everywhere..
',Lin,nacd by the United Stute4 Gureruu:ent.f
GOOD NEWS
I=
Staple and Fancy Goods
rgnorGizo UT THE COUNTRY:
HARRINGTON ec CO
Of fifteen years' standing ne Jultheri and Retailer+ o
the ata-dre gouda, in Boston and vicinity, have conclud
ed to odor the people of the whole country the ad
vantages of their immense Importations and •genclea
for American manufactories through the popular ON X
DOLLAR ENSTX.II.
Our Premium Liet to Agents, and Exchange Liet
fur Agents and Patrous.ery not equal led by any Louse
in the country.
Best *a. York and Bon, n reteres,es given when
require. r. Send LA. tr4.cireular.
11 , 11MT:4070:i &
Summer Greet. Boston.
I"mt (Mice box 384
i:3=1!1!I
Laciies' Farley. Furs 1
JOHN A REI Ii A 'S
Old Edablished PUB Mannfectory,
No. 718 A RCH STREET, abor:e t it,
PIIILADELPH IA
flare now ID Start or ray own Importation and Man
ofacture, one of the largest and most boeutifas
tions of
FANCY FURS,
for Ladles' and Children's Wear, to the City. Al®,
fine sasortment of Cerite' Fur Cloves and Collars.
I tun enaried to dispose of my goods at very reseals.
able priciest and I would therefore solicit a call from
my friends of Adams county and vicinity,
teavdleseautber the Name, Zit= her and Street !
JOHN F AREIR A,
Vo 718 Arch at., ab.7lh, solith side,. Phila.
Kirl have no Partn..r. no connertinn with any other
.tore in Philadelphia. {Oct. 'L—im
A SERVANT FOR ALL.
Roth's Improvement for Opening, Closing
and Latching Gates,
M AY be attached to any gate and operated from
buggy, team or saddle, by one hand. in any de
sired direction train the gias—opened and closed from
one point, at any distance from the gate. This im
.provement; is simple and cheap, yet perfect and strong;
.111 not be dlaarraaged by the sagging of the gate,
nor by the frost raining the poets; may be made at a
country blacksmith's, and easily attach.] to a gate.
The undersigned, haring the Right for Adams coun
ts. will sell Township and Farm Rights of thle Im
piffuneatt.
• •
Also, R,OTU • SIILNY'S AM RICAN LET/MC/ATE
—which will be found valuable and convenient to all
who have gates to drive through—ae - they remain by
their team, open. close and latch a gate, without lb*
neceulty of getting in the wet or mud.
For farther Information, itc.,addreas
IBBAKL BRICKER,
Monthlies P. 0., Adams co., Pa.
May 13.-tf
BOBBINS'
ELECTRIC
BOOT POLISH
MAKES . A LASTING SHINE.
Those who black their boots on Saturday night
with ordinary blacking. don't have much shine on
Sunday, as the polish fades off; but the shine of
DOBBINS' BLACKING
Laata &teurday Night & all day Sunday.
IT BEATS ANY OTHER BLACKLIG 'MADE.
Manufactured only by J. B. Dobbins,at his immense
Soap and Slacking Workaq ., :xtb Street and German
town Avenue, Phlladelpb Pa.
Per sale by T. O. NOIBIB, y sburg, Pa:
Nev. 27.-4 m
Q UEEN OF ENGLAND BOA n
QUEEN OF ENGVAIND SOAP. •
QUEEN OF ENGLAND SOAP.
For doings family washing In the best and cheapest
manner. Gqaranteed equal to ary in the world I Hu
all the strength of old rosin soap with the mild and
lathering qualities of genuine Castile. Try this
splendid Soap. Sold by the ALDEN CHEMICAL
WORKS, 48 North Front Street, Philadelphia.
0ept..11.--1 5
GRAY'S FERRY PRINTING
INK WORKS;
Gray's Ferry Road di Thirty-third Sts, Phtla. , Pa.
C. E. 4 0 .13/NBON,
Manufacturer of -
BLACK AND COLORED PRINTING AND unto-
GRAPHIC INKS, TARNISHES, AC.
Oct. I 8.-Bsu
"DON'T BE FOOLISH."
SEND TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. AND RECEIVE by
return mill a sample lot of the celebrated
"MORWAY OATS,"
•
which produces' 100 Mulish to the acre. Also, for 26
cents, • ample lot of the reao*ned
"CALIFORNIA. WHEAT,"
which Ma beoll o _6o Weill Molten of by the Agrlcul
tu=rs
spe. wee above semis have been well receiv
ed recommended by the N. Y. Farmer's Club,—
Both sent thoe Of postage on
„ receipt of Note. Ad.
drtus CIANT• box 8301, Nov .ork P.O.
211.—Bee
.
The A Fanners' Book
140 beautiful and mail illustrations 760 octavo
= ea Showing just wkat every tamer wants to
HOW TO MAKE THE FARM PAY.
good sin cunatar girigg fall description.
•
NAltitgul PAINXXXii' SONS! . -
XgperiencelAnk Agentetiend others, mental to take
this book to sew tarmac be every conunanity. au
sinews Dept. Pete In= MO to nub per month
nooafding setperience and abitit,r. Address
XoCURDI & op.,
I:lutetium!, 0., chiago sr St.
LOTUS MO. ; \ [AU 23,41131
VVOOD I FOR 114.1,E,
- \SOO CORDS O.IX,
200:r.ii/OlVir •
AT SAINPOE'A,*I.T4:
ii.Prkiellisate per limo qu
41!;:ik 111e-11 •
MISBTSQVOI SPRINGP,
:;7_ Broadway, ,N es York
MANTELS
MARBLE
[3 E - A U Y
CHEAPNESS AND DURABILITY,
laud iu appearance are exact imitation 4 of tha liueet
,
FOR THE
Holidays and allthe Year.
THE CRAIG MICROSCOPE.
This celebrated patent rostrum nt is
simple, cheep, and t•I permanent availa
bility. It is en optical wonder. It mug
niece minute tnarowaront objects 100
diameters or 10,000 times, rendering the
.sietsicales in impure water, the gh.b.
tiles in milk, blood, etc., the minute un—
seen claws, Joints, etc. of insects, and,
definitely the shape of the pollen of flow
ers, risible. It abowal in diseased pork.
the "trichina spinal.? (first discorered
a this country with this microscope)
. uric acid. urea, etc. definitely, and the
eels in vinegar magnified to from one to four inches
In length. Haile fur $2.15; or, with six mounted ob
loots, comprising a boa's sting, a wasp's wing, a fl,'s
foot, butterfly's wing dent, mouse's hair, and Inman
hair, SIM additional; slides, ,beciallr prepared for
this trvi rosc.ire each containing a microscopic plc
tore, 50r. each. OtLer object $1.50 per ;dozen.
itir Address your orders': •
JOHN HALL,
Dec. 3.-3 m Bergen, Hudson co., N.J.
GENERAL
PURCHASBG AGENCY,
NO. 57 EXCHANGE PLACE,
NE IV YORK.
Blerchants, famine., or individuals can procure,
through our agency, any kind of good. or article. 01
any description sold in the city of New York, at the
same price they would pay if therdthemeelves, and in
many cases at lower price.. An experience of over
twenty years, and II thorough acquaintance with, the
manufitetorere and importers of the city, enable. tot
tp warrant entire satisfaction to all with whose busi
ness we are entethted. Circulars, with list of refer
ence.. embracing every section of the United States,
seat on application.
Z. °ARDS:USA CO.,
Consignment, of Commlealon Merchants.
Cotton. Tobacco and ail kind. of
produce solicited, and the highest tuark e t
_price obtain.
ed.
(N.Y. 20 -3w
S. WATERMAN,
Cocktail and Tonic sitters,
Wholoale and Retail,
No. 1106 Market &reel, Philadelphia
The tonic properties of these bitters have been cer
tified to by some of our Furst eminent practising
physicians, as the bat tonic now in use,and the Can't -
tail Bitters is the universal ay.:trite among judges of
a good gin or whisky cocktail. [Roy. 6.-3 m
IT BORES. IT SAWS. It
Come (k-See it ! It is no Humbug
rraIIEICEYSTONE ?On BORING MACHINE will
bore from 8 to 900 POS r 8 1n a day; point from 12
to 1500 RAILS in a day ; saw from 20 to 25 CORDS
OP WOOD'S In a day.
This Machine was patented March 3,1x68 ; weighs
2 7 .5 lbs. Straight Wood and Iron is used to manatee.
tore It. It drew the premium at the last State Fair
held at Harrishorg, Beuna.,and at all the County
Fairs when it hes been exhibited.
The undersigned have purchased the Right to the
sale and one of the above valuable Machine for Ad
arcs and York counties, and are 'ready to sell Towel
ship or Individual Rights.
The Machine will be exhibited to Gettysburg on
nerday of January Count, the Mt, at Yount's Ho
tel
' Address either et the undersigned, •t Menellen P
0., Adams county, ra.
Dec. 23, 1868.—et
GETTYSBURG RAIL ROAD.
FIRST TRAIN leaves Gettysburg at 9 00, A. M.
and connect. at Hanover Junction with the Mail
Train Nort at 11 A. M., reaching Harrisburg at
12 hi, P. M. Returning &rates at G.ettysbnre at 1
so, P. M., with pimiengers from Baltimore and
Washlngtdo, and titoinsfrous the North by morning
train.
BROOND T/121:21 eaves Gettysburg at 1 P.M.,au4 :
onnectsat Manors rJuaction with Mail 'l'ralu &alb
at 2 46, P.M., reaching Baltimore at 5 20, P. M. Be
turning arrives at Gettysburg at 480 P.M., with
paileagers from the North.
.11140IIRRY, Suet.
Nov 27..x66!.
WIRE RAILING, I go
w • Wire nuarditer stone trouts
Asylums, U.; Iron Bedsteads, Win
Webbing for. Sheen and Poultry Yens,' And
Iron Wlr• Cloth, ano, vaayslonista sw Cod,
Oren, 86nd, do., Healy Brim Mo th for Bpsrk
Atrestermit pisarkiaira Wires ibr dm; Paper
makerV ree,Orstuttental Wire Work, Pes. ilha7
rillgekon 6 y.l4loraleln the ininalnotniurn. -M,
14 EOM NO. Nave Met' Sty Mk ita
/gat 11N.41.
MOM
STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS,
ALBUMS,
H. T. ANTHONY•Ok, 0 . 0.
. ,
:
601 BROADWAY; NSW ragg,
rn f it• th e attention of thi 'rude to limit extensive 311-
aortmeat of UN abovesof their oleo publiontam,
mannfamatvatut importation.
Wispubhub ova /bur Thasseed subjects of Stereo-
scopic View., including :
Rfaitara, Mammoth Cave, !Cabs,
Catskille, Central Park, New Granada,
Hudson Trenton Falls, Venezuela,
White Amu tame, Great West, The Andes,
Washington, Housatonic, China,
Saratoga, Delaware, Japan,
West Point, instantaneous, Ragland Sc., Se.
Our Imported Views embrace a large assortment,
Including the chokest productions of Wm. Ragland,
0. W. Wilson, Lamy, and other eminent photograph
ers, consisting of
Switzerland, •
Rhine,
- Pyrenees,
Prts,
angtand,
Scotland,
flerculanaun3,
Versailles,
Ireland, , itpalu,
Wales, ' Tuileries,
Pompeii, i Bt. Cluisd,
Germany,l Trianon.
Austria, I Central Palar.e,
Italy. [. Tyrol,
Yonialneldcau,l Conveigno,
Naples, " I Rome, An. Ake.
.
41so,
TIIE LANDS OF THE BIBLE,
A new and intensely interesting aeries. Als'n,
luminited and Tarisparent Viewm, in great variety.._
We are also exclusive Agents. in America for “Phit-
HIER'S GLASS VISIVe," of which we have a spion_
did assortment. Agents for Frittea Serie', of S.,llsel,S
in. Photographic Vi vera in OwdzerianA the hidne,
England. Scotland, Waled, Ate.
STa.REOSCOPIth.—We manufacture very largely,
and have a large clock of the but sighs at the bewext
P inn /GRAPHIC ALDIIHS.—Our Hannfa,thre cl
Albums is well known throughout the country an .n.
parlor in quality and beauty td ail othcro.
All we sell are made in our own Maury, and our
stylea are differrut from those of any other maker
Buyers should not fail to see unr stork bUf we making
their pa rchaiee.
CHRO M O S
Thole be intifill pictures, that cannot Le distinguish
ed from ‘l,. Oa Paintings, at once-tenth their
mot, ;:npott largely (roan Parts, Loudon,
Vlenaa and Rome, and supply the trade at the lowest
rates.
E. k 11. T. ANTHONY k CO..
501 Broadway, New• York.
Importertand Maim Prep] Photographic Materials
Oct. 10.-4:1)
GOODS FOR TILE
H OLIDA Y.S.
J. E. CALDWELL & CO.,
JEWELLERS,
NO. 902 CIIESTNUT AS'IREE T,
PHILADELPHIA
In addition to their largely increased Steck ct
FIVE WATCHES', DIA mo_vps,
Jewelry, Artistic Silver Wares,
PLATED GOODS, &c., &c.,
Are nuw opening a magnificent collection of
FOREIGN FANCY GOODS,
IN METAL, MARBLE,
Decorated Glass, Leather and
GOLDEN BRONZE,
In SPECIAL DESIGNS of ezqui•ita taste, from all
quartets of Europa, particularly adapted for their
CHRISTMAS SA LES.
Oar arreneetnente, bosh in Enr,pe and this coun
try. are such as give us unusual facilities in the selec
tion and eConOtniCai production of nor stock. It Le
our sink, as well as oar interest, to secure to our pa
trons the benefit of inch advantages in
3foderate Prices throyohont oar .Stock, _
WITLIOUT EXCEPTION.
Dec. 4, Di6B. []larchl.-1y
M A RBL ED
SL T E
rurrigA 4fprbi„
THOMPSON 6: HARPER,
1:134 and 12:%6 Ridge .Arc a>tc,
PHIL kDELPILIA
RIDGE AVENUE eARS PASS THE Door,'
i7` s.Ond for Illustrated Catalo;ue -
Nov. 27.-3 m
PLOPMITOIt 07
WA TEHM,AN'B
POINTS.
J. B. TROSTLE,
J. Y. BII9REY,
NOAH BNYDER,
ISAAC D.TRuSTLE
TIME TABLE.
- . — genttatainif soots.
NEW FORWA h DING
AND COMMISSION HOUSE.
LIIROMOS
HAVING purchased the extensive
=seam. Oars, icy ofCott a Eatiasits.W.
the geed Wend to tarry op the business,
der tht firm. of Madam it Co, at the old Stand nn•
on
the earlier of Washington And Railroad strtersinil
tnoreettentive scale than heretofore.
Ware
Sir A
house regular Batt( Freight Cars will learn our
every TUESDAY' NOON. and accom
modation trains will be rup as occasion may require.
By this arrangement we are prepared to convey
Freight •t all times to and from Baltimore. Ail
baldness of this kind entreated to on, will heprompt
ly attended to. Our cars run to the' Warehouse or
Stevenson & Bons, 101 mirth Howard street, Balti
more. Being determined to- pay good priers. sell
cheap and deal fsirly, we invite everytinil3 to Ore
=I
M'CURDY & HAMILTON,
pl,O (TR. GRA LV; f, /MCI:7.'II;S, (c.c.
ri ill N.
un.lorkignrol are 1..
II Car Hale ott...•t,, , !iLrlnit. : : 11,11. the
hrgile.t [lrk. for
FLOUR. \Vitt:AT. It 1' oATS, ItUt•
Wit CAT. LOVER A:V DILI,i;
and it.lite pr. 414.•,. It ,Irt tip
Th..) . nay. 11,, -,1••••
A LARGE SCETLY OF GlloCEitlEs,
Nl,lttsstts. Sy rill,.tti.
I{.^ r, anti 1.:,-1.
the best lira tttlx f 'UR.. tt It r. f. i 1 .•t t
They tilt attic, Itl v
SEVERAL VALUAIA.I:
Sulutlp Paciric
Slextcan
Whilst. they pay the hi4.4e,tP r r all
they buy, they sell et the losee.t peertt3
They milc n bliareol puLl:c p r• to give
Cltrslattion fn c -, r3 e: ore
MIMES
CHANGE OF FILIAL
rriE undersigned having leased
& the Wre house on thn cornur .4,;trotlet, Itreet
%Iv] the Eo.iln,vlMetty,bnrg, trry en the
Grain & Produce Business
in al! itAranch,,, The I. i , rit , :rl alway
be paid for Wheat. Rye, Corn, Out .1. Clover And Thu,.
thy ,4 ce..1. , , Flaxguel. Samar., 11.. y d
Pru i t N ,ti, rasp, , and Fide, Put ‘.
ts.e..l, with everything else in the - c. , nntry - prAuce
GROCEINES
OF ALL KINDS
con,tantly f,,r Carrel.. Su,al
Spices, Salt. Clic v-t., Vl,,,,zar, Soda,
Alo,tArrl. Starch, Ilrnotnv. hucht.N. Mack iu,;.
Alto, CO,L OIL, Filta 011, Tar. kr 6ISII of all
Spiker and Sails; Smoking and r,levrlng To.
tatcc,d.
Ttit.y 11f1,111.1,15's ttiitt t.r .npPly .t firs( rate .4 . 1 ide
tt, differ.rnt tird4 l't
Also, G round Ph - otter, wittrGoauor and other rtf till
zorn. COAL by tln. 11.11e1, nr car I—id.
We wl at-r. rap a
LINE of FREIGHT CARS
to N.. 7 N,rtb itref•t, BALTIMORE:. and , 511 Market
tree% I'ILILADLLPIIIA. All ...111 to eithez
4 the above place. yrili be rereiveq arid fi,rttlir.l,l
prowptiy. ntrk , i
11.
. ; I S /S
DANIEL GULDEN,
DEALER IN
Dry Goods, Flour , Grain
oroccri,,B, Lt,„d„r, cow, &e.
rr E undermuned krnpe..o Lau d , I.t lua Mart-11 ,1:1h*.
1 known .2,8-Gulden's :Arab,. :own
Lip ou the line of theGetlyabur4 Bari trr. i.l, 111
of
GROCERIES,
including Sugar, Coffee, 3.143 Sc.. with
Salt Fish. Oils, Tobacco, Bscnn. Lard, Ac
LUMBER AND COAL,
gad a:!ing Lh:Dding Staff, Shingles. Laths s:rnve and
ihack.ntith Coal. Also. Guano - , and n farce abort
went of Dry 0...t11, B.A. and Shoes flats and Cap,
all kinds, whirh he ,s prepared to self a t th e l oa .
prier
fh
alsc.pay• the highest market price f, , r Flour.
Cont.G rain . Oat,. Duck wheat. Clover aul Tin,,tlll
.:eels. Pt./tarot/1, Av., or will receive ./cid forward the
Came to market r.ri nantui•glon. lle respectfully asks
hie friends and the public to give him a call.
ann. 21.1867.-tf DANIKL GULDEN.
farming Nutpleinints, &r.
FARM. 'IS.
WILLOUGHBY'
GUM SPRING DRILL.
rilitE Beet Drill in ore, will tow all kinds (I,,ju
without changing any part of the Drill.
Can furnish then:l....lib or without the
Guano Attachments
Guaranteed to do good wore. Also, the
Harrisburg Fannie , Mill
mlde cq Now Turk. Equslly 6.1 good as tho n 31113
fprmerly old m tLie ccmuty.
dEP tit tTORS iND CI OVFII lICL
TEEL FLOCUILi. 6C.. I •' A7tIII\N I'l .
PIA:NENI'z trt.Nl:7t.ll LI
For sate ho- t~tl. 11 I➢[. }:.
to, 14 -If
J. H. SHIREM,-LN'S
REIP:ERS it MOWERS
H AVING been agent for this machine last reason, I
alio offer it to the "antler this season -It is well
known, having taken the premium at the Benders.
Tulle Pair, alp at the Gettysburg Slowing Match over
others. which were considered splendid ma
chines, and likewise at the Dillsburg Mowing Match.
tkvingcnnclnued not to otter any machine that will
not give - entire satisbsction, I have relnsed agencies
at several other machines, and now offer this one as
THE GREAT MACHINE OF THE SEASON
Having tried ono myself. I know exactly what It will
do. I could refer you tolicoree of farmers who have
purchased machines of me, who ore highly pleased and
say this is the only machine the. would age.
Extras ulv%iys on hood, and repairing done here et
my place. This Is o great consideration—it e machine
can be repaired at home immediately, and with much
less coot.
Another great saying is the BINDER which la at
tached to this celebrated Reaper and Mower. It has
been thoroughly tried, and given entire satisfaction—
requiting co harvest hand except • driver. This
Hinder can alao be attached to the Reapers bleb
hare been sold; but cannot be attached to any othea
machine except Shlremards.
I will here refer yonto a few farmer., in different
localities, who bare beoght and used these machines
Michael fiscal, Stephen Gettiar,
Moses Hartman, Mr•. Sterner,
Joseph Wierman, Mr. Linn,
Ulrich Jacobs, J. R. ilerahey
Jacob Ilartman,_ 8.11. Woodburn.
Jacob Laman
. . ,
with others, too numerous to mention
This machine has a self rake, aide delivery, and
L warranted to do It. work ae above recommended.
Also on hand, SLIDLEMAN'S SELP-DISCILARGING
HORSE RAKE, a first-rate artkle, which we will sell
at the lowest possible price. Warranted to give natte
r/action. Also the COLUMBIA BAKE alway■on hand.
Machines can be neon at my house, three miles &ath
of Gettysburg, or at Mr. Conrad Snyder', Battlefield
Hotel LEWIS A. BUSHMAN,
June S.— tf Agent.
A Word to the Wise !
IGHLY IMPORTANT TO FARMERS
enner's Chemical Fertilize'
THE importance of a quick, ac
the and durable Fertilizer, adapted to the gel
nt our county, la acknowledged by all Farmers. Rae
lug satisfied topsail, after long study and careful ex
periment, that F. C. Ra , : r .tuta's -
ChemicM Fertiliz6r
surpasses all others in adaptedneess to all kinds Of
soil, I have purchased the right for Adams county,
and am•prepared to it orders for it promptly and on
reasonable terms. It is no humbug, but
HAS BEEN SUCCESSFULLY TREED
by a number of our Farmers, and Is admitted by all
who have it to be the but in the market, %rid the
cheapest. lam prepared to furnish this Fertilizer in
any quantity, and wllideliver
any town or village in the
County,
when ordered in not lest quantity than a TON. I
manufactnas it for sale at $5O per ton without bap,or
$3B In bags. This Prtilizer is composed of tho hest
fertilising chemicals that can be had. • I use no on of
vitriol; it does not contain any ammonia, thersfbre I
do not use it. Neither do I use lints nor ashen.
THE OBJECT OF THE OIHMLIOALL -FERTILIZER
hi to introduce a' hbrtillser that will last for a series of
mope—not only for one. It contain" sufficient an , mel
matter to mature the grain and make it ripen early,
tdle the *annotate threes the growth. I expect to
masenkitnrea large supply titswkiter fbr the spring
cowhand tber•forti Invite Armors and the public
*rally to give ft atrial' on an kinds of Grains and
Vegetables.
ummoN.—l hereby give notice that Farm Rights
hereafter mold unless signed by mama infringements
on m 7 Right, and will be prosecuted and dealt with
according to testi from which there is no appeal.
dre mdrig
All orders will be promptly attended to by ad.
GIIOII.OE BENDER,
, Benders, Ilia Penna.
gai. E. N. HerISM General Agent for Gala of Coun
ty and State 141gb ts , Benderevfile, Adams aoanty,! Pe.
Dec. 26.-1 y ~
JOB PRINTING,
MAY DiIMMO'
IntDODATLY AND CREAM.
Al OMVI4I
W3l: - .11.1110 RAM.
ALEXANDERCOMIAN
'AMPS CIGIIAM
DIALERS IN
1:”BERT lief l]:LSr
%; %I. 11.% 7 I.T.
THE undersigned would reeipeei
hilly Inform the public that he has opened
a new LIVERY,' SALE AND EXCHANGE STABLE
in this place, and is prepared to offer superior sc.
commodatfons in thie line. tie has provided himself
with Buggies, Carriages. flacks, Light Wagons, Sic ,
of the latest styles sufficient to meet the public de•
mend. life horses are all good, without spot or blem
ish, and perfectly reliable—none of your "old crip
ples," but allot the "2.40" order.
Riding parties can always be accommodated and
comfortable equipments furnished.
Parties, large or small, can get must whet they want
Jto the moat accommodating terms.
Vieflore to the Battle-Geld politely attended
end reliable driver• throbbed lideeired.
Piffle* ooaveyed to and from the Depot upon the
tr rival mud departure of every train.
Horse' bought, sold,. or exchanged, and always
• chance for bargain 'lran . Our motto I■ "fair play
and no gouging."
Palt calls r attention paid to furnfahing Ta
blet. and Haas for Funerals.
airw. flatter ourselves that by charging moder
ately and by throishing superior accommodatiowl,
we cannot fall to please every one who warfrnizes
nor establishment. T. T TAT..
Mee vs. I EMIT
CANNON'S
MARBLE WORRH,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND EAST !AID-
DLE ST., OPPOSITE THE,OOIIRT-lIOUSE,
■ VARY DESCRIPTION OF WORK REICVIRD Ts
29,1867..-tf
ETTYSBURG MARBLE YARD.
MAUI & 130
In Isit York 8 trest,Ge ttysburg, P. Whore they
*to preparia to furnish all kinds of work In Moir lino
SllCtli AS MONUMENTS, TOMBS, RIATNITO9pip,
at the shortest notlee,atid as oheap as the dismiss.
if oat ir sue a can. Prod /skill
CrEI
C~..
Dubs, NM*, IttaitittO•
A. D. BUEHLER,
.I)RuG & BOOK STORE,
eFf AMBERSBVRO STREET,
Near Mr
STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS,
-DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
PETtF'rMETty AND TOILET SOAPS
Air-COUNTRY ANTS supplied at wholenal
city prices.
Feb. 12.—tif
DR. JAMES CRESS,
DRUGGISF,
Bropt'.4 IMFWing, Bolls. .4.,
LITTLESTOWN.
U AVING opened a new DRUG
str,a It op to the best style, I offer
•1 Dtne end fresh Drtigs to the citizens of
•Iclnttp at the Jowc t merket
CVn•.•t
part of
Drug: , ' lntl Fancily ileclicimet, Pure
_r,,,• . 1 10.71ciiial Purpo*os,
Pat,nt illediripes, Horse
Powders,
•
Pore Spicar , Dyes and 140 Stuff., Porfuwery,
Toilet F , ,, npß and Fancy art Ides A full worionent of
nt , tti , niery ni all kinds, Cigars; Tobacco and
Sonff.
50.9
or f aaft water, roll or wart
with this :Soap are made beautif!
or I.luoiNs Ibis is the
it. It is Warranted not to inj!
Litt!, ..too o, May 13.-1 y
DR. R/HORNER
YSD7_I2 AND DRUGGIST,
:4“ IDrUiSi, CIIANIBEIIiqa:RO
GETTYSBURG
advice Without charge
DEALER IN
ES, PATENT SIEDICINES,
VON E RV. PERFUMERY, SOAPS, BRUSHES, TOIL.
LT AI:TV:LES, DYE ETUFFS, SPICES, D.tK•
iD.I, CREAM OE TARTAR, LAMPS.
COAL OIL, .LO., LC.
FURL: LIQUORS fur rr
Dr. liornWs OMEN. 13. reILISI" remnly
berdtg,
All artlrl., n-ArruL:t.4llll, ,I) a r, ehnine
Jan
HUBER'S
DRUG STORE.
Forilyl4 041 Mum).— Balfimore r
( ;F:1 - 1')":•!Ifit - TIO, PA
H.t INq purcl,a••••! this ',Nand po:ailnr St.tcd
an , l Ixid in an vutirel, new and fr,ll
Iff, ;tin 4.1,10 tru , t, , irmontiug in plrt of
.8176 S AND F.:MILY MEDICINES
PATENT mEDICINEs—A LARGE ASS , ,RTMENT.
PUCE LIQUORS . WINES FOR MEDICINAL PUR
spICES AND FLA VORINO EXTRACTS. (POSES.
("TESL DYE zirUFFs—llosi A ,TEVENS , DYES.
ExCELSIOR DYES, AND THE ANILINE DYES—
TII E CIIEAPEsT AND REST IN TILE MARKET.
ALL TUE NEW.AND ELEUANT PERFUMES AND
TOILET ARTICLES.
cOLGATE'S, AM/ OTHER SUPERIOR SOAPS
voRNEY's HORSE POWDERS—TILE BEST AND
CIIRAPEST; ALSO, FOUTZ'S, ELLS,
I, EIIsIAN.STONEBRARER'S AND ROBERT'S.
STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS.
riaA IL., TOBACCO AND S.N CFI—THE B I:,T
BRANDS.
PHYSICIANS' PRE'CRIPTIONS AND ?ANIL r RG
CETPTS CAREFULLY COUP UNDED.
PIIYAICIANS AND COUNTRY 3IERCEIANTS SUP
PLIED AT REDUCED RATES.
fer,z irked AT ALL LIOLILA ut Tilt :11^FiT.—
Sight 13.11 of the dent
Apr 11 1, ISrA-t f
icery Otatnrs.
GETTYTURG
_LIVERY,
SALE & EXCHANGE STABLES.
'CUE Proprietor of these Stables,
feelingthnkftil for t e
he
here
tofore received, a begs leave t o Wenn the public that
he continues the LIVERY BUSINESS at his oldetatul
Wa allingtotAetreiit,Rettyebtirle.near the Railroad,
where be le prepared at all times to accommodate
person. with anything In hitline.
HORSES, COACIIES, BUGGIES, tc
furnished at short notice and on reasonable terms,
a./ competent drivers sent along itdesired. Persons
will be conveyed to other LOWEIII, or to any place in
the country His stock and Coaches are of the first
class, and no pain, will be spared to make pa..sen
gere comfortable lie is prepared at all time, to
Stu - nigh coaches for funerals:ow:id also to parties
siriow to go over the Hattie Field or to visit fhe
Springs.
ALSO-lIORSES AND 31 s
will be bought and cold atoll times. Personedcitir;
log t, lambast stock will And it to their advantage
to call on the nodersigned, as bit stock is warranted
to be as represented or no sale. Ile hase fine lot
of Clones and Mules at present on baud which will
be gold on reasonable terms. They are sound and
free from disease, and are guarantied to work as
represented. Persons wilt find tto theiradvanta g
to enlist the old stand before hiring or purchas in g
elsewhere.
May 211, 1867.-1 f NICIIPLAB WEAVER
THE EAGLE LIVERY,
SALRRz EXCHANGE STABLES..
IVushington Street, Gettysburg, Pc.,
ADJOINING TEE EAGLE HOTEL.
litarbie lards.
G'ETTYSBURG, PA.,
THE MEET ETTLE OF TIM ART
MANTLES, ka. “to
wash ana
M=ff 2EI
1113 white without
(est Soap In rime Try
.
re :he hands or Wide_
JAM KS CILE,F...
NEE
H RP ER. Er PHEILED
puma! intuit: Vit
Btait wort If reit, betiottX
atanbfarr t
TKRNIS OP MILT.
Tat RI.IIIARD am*. ll'.
•j at $2.44 a }ma it
not a.ii I nlthln the ' , var. -*Ora
tin no,l t(.111 .11 Aroaragin OILS
kit publlibsre.
•
A liberiildwluctioa wllf •
r .
el ng by the quarter, 40644:
!lies will be
upon. ;•-• • • •_••
worm. ch.:mistime otlitelfe
half larger than that goadkatten
In Adams,:uunt.y: And r as am
cannot be ~xaelletl.
' JonVoiiuf nllkiwi• wll~ Di
•nd wt (Air r ttt•. 11 .344.41/1. DI
Itt•, ac , in tre.ry r4r,trligtstl
Tr:1 214. Civic r .
= eroftA•. , :,iotia . I t
•
J. COVER A
•
A•
411 Bla•inroetttnaitlAt
tl 1...tw0,5 3 V4ltnaatgoit'a
r..4,ll4ltimnre OkeetAtil .
ky 29.107.
DAVID A: 13UglI
prolnp!
tiqsks.“l4ll•/1114, 1•114/ri111/0ikt •.
a,r)atco bill r•-.l , lente. In 11
oPP UV it 0 t tie ' 11.•11/4/.
DAVID WILLS
1T I. ASV. otn, At I;lareald
r
. .
.1.4 y
. •
AGP.NC.t . .
rigue.l 4lt•Tad to ti1:0
anima the U. 8. WrcZUlSlelli,
Illck Itty, p.. 1411oxiqta
t ..Irt of CI ti the -r t;t•l'uto
nt NV,Ilt
\l•ty 2',t %.67. Alt or nay an.
J OS. 11.-LEFEV!
LirrLvetiirs
11.41,i.t1y aLel. . l lf. Con.
Writiog ::f• 1,,,jr, I. Or,
klitraleiLd 1,;•,..,4,
struvto
Dr. &miler au
11 0 1.0 —1 T•
I=9
.1
rritri Cott
1, • v•lJoilNNLlcturrit...
of tl„I as.• at s tottice, onedtm
Chanklo.talcrig attest.
:1 • al .at Ito/Aloe' gl•ott MEa
et.tromoott of Estate*. rah I
alms to Pensions; Howdy, kde
dtattra,at alt tl otca,pr.
ottrodvi Co.
I. and warrant, locitei,,and ch
I3 , art mod “ther
DR, J. A. AItMST
111.w - Ing 1-- I,lt
hit ,171 Ct• t !,ti
licKx:oarrr I'. ;•:
Admit. e.t l'a.
D It. J. W. C.- O'NE.
U:ilru at 4i• rtai
t eut, two djurs Ali . nTP lIIRCrVMp.
.; yet , urg, May 2'). 1567.
TAR. wm. STALLS.
I.t. haying In
serri c ,. to the publw. °actin
roomPlee Af:Ani,th'o Coedict
pill be prop ired to att•u4 to a
the Dent NNW ,
I , rt.el eete...f teeth At u invited to .
Able.
J 01IN L A. W ItENCE
ti.t, 0f5,3 ut Cltitutergbargi
of the Loftier:ln Chur.; h, hear,
11-Merl. Drug T‘Core,where he •
sod t , . ittetsti *O7
of the Drati4t Verwit.ra itapti
are Invf- I I, coil. • *.
DR. C.'W.-B
II AS I . LES U the Practiaio
11 ,ders Lit p
Off-• At tilt 1,63. e, c. , rnor of
Iry &lir), ut..tr tat Railroad
;ir•,. to Sklo
otarringcs, Aarn
D AVID McCREARY. JO
"Best always CF
T HE Beat and Chea
.S'ADDLAY,
BRIDLAI%
HA /2 NES'S of all kW.
ai ..IwAyd to l.r found at tip.>
lialtim.•r.• sr., apiKaitethti4
(NI C EA , •
Our Riding and Wagon
are the moat trabotanCally Lul"
Our Harness, (plain at 3
add are cumplete i n de, ry tespoYel
of the •er) tint matetiat end war,
Our upper leather Dian
WI woe' as SW. 7bey . 4er• "the
moat durable..
Our Heavy Draft Elam ,
&to 121.410 la ord«r, as cheap s.ll . thu
whe•re st),l 1n the m,..rt subetilattlitt
Bridles, Whipol,
ttn.s, tvorytbiag
bet. , reo clinaper. •
Our prices
azetlAD to thy lowaiill
A 11boral re; rutago fin - cub; err
to $s or more.
IV° work n•.tLlnyr but the: b nt
warrant every ortlelo tu.ritedtm ' •
a. reprooented. . • .
Tllankful fut pait f4rohnor•ktivi
pre tut stock.
*ILO iv, U. a rall 6h etuslai
.14.1.29.156 . 5.-tf A.
CARRIAGE-3LIKINg . :
Tho witr being c.vtr t the Wien
t h
CA R.RIAWC.4AKTNO
at their old nand, ft) 1114atll(Wdlt a
where they Ins &gala prepared
(.1110i:table, •titJatintlal, and
.4 1,4 et new cad seeort.l-hand
CAIIRIAGIO,Duaoi . „e
on I:3,1, wide!, they will die
prici.m, and all order will b.
I=
• stirltEPAlTati
done with ditprt.:ll, mt:d.tt Ataplit
A large lot ur uow LIAR
Thankful for the liborol .patrun.
I. , Yed by thorn, they 4. , 11cit and Y.
eery. • large share in the future.
May 29.—t f 1.1.1.14 M
Buggies and •C
R E M
glut: undorslitno has remb►sii
i ng Atop to Me out otpd:01
01N, , where-he will contllttuk
work In his line, viz:
C.l RR/A GES, TROTT
ISO-TOP B UOSUR.S,
IVA 0 N
Ilia work Is all put up of goo&
tho best of mechrtitriotn.l cannot,
faction. Lilapricesara!alwarrinir
its orders, coullent ttait he cau
REPAIRINO pr.u*tly.l.tan. at
4 lr •
July 1. ISCA.-ly
CARRIAGES ANL
PERRY J. TA
1. 114• W building a variety of
the latent and must approved sip •
ed of the bunt snag octal, to which Le
tiun of bgyers. nating befit
sate, and Tit nualtadatasifeest
to beauty of style and dig
Iy recommend the *ash as up •,
lu ur out of the Cijitli. 4/1/lie
i I se, • t k, to con‘hice those In midi
tchiae that tlits is the plao•
sir-REPAIRING In fivar7biniik
notice and on reasonable teraiur:'
almtme a call •t my Tattory, 0
Washington awl Chamlmribtug str
Pa.
Jon• 12.11417.—1 f
gift and gfre
ADAMS CO(,
3I4TQAI. FIRE IMRE
ME
INCOIII'OItATICD, YAW* 1
VI I le Lho
. President—George: 4 w pi. •
Vlearreeldent—l.4ercru rl R. RUSSIA
4 Secretary—D. A.114‘.1.11t.r. •
Treasurer—R.6. Fst nes loclrk-
ExecatlreComui ttco—Robert
Ng, Jacob Mar.
Maaisers.-4.leorgeBsrope„D.A•
dy, 8. R. Russell, R. 0. Falmstock.,
Ring, Iltoabau township; pr
11. A. Plcalar, Iltruhau; Abate.% P.
Rom White, Idberty; IL 014
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et Ada& t .!moss wi
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sumacs ow apply to el K. •
theV• Itumitive
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