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pUBLIC SALE OF 4 YALTIABLE
6104 trib M° S ,
_ I• iregi4B4l.4#lr. is. lass. PERSONAL PROPERTY.
i
_.._erne7:
- ' d . The eoberliber. intending to I,llei
THE c 1 1. EEIN. will sell et Public Bale at alee p e , 29 1 ER. Iraaa 'str
_ Am*, IBdil, at blarostimoe, in Zakierlaild to
How teen we ate , . hoses ev&y 41 , ,, , , ret i r war "' ra , 3 m 1146 wecturrratins
lEtwele In an attempt . to draw sane bogey i ' ae , Pertnafor,44 turnpike, the mh3"4 sat":
Iced, his sireegib impaired by an unntitarg" 7 2 l'o.!l'd4l.4l4r2SCll4ltelAesnstre,:wg e "4 41 : " 2 ° .:
position of the head and neck, caused w k.. z i 7 c ;:rt o l w eitt 3 pears and two ) T y a eon aa jd, w 4 li btut of
go e lt, e l em tio e rse an ntr ' r l orta l ire :i a ri beeee
ly by the tightness o f the check-rein! Na;brood-tread. Wit
Vitally the animal, to have full use of its Rood ,tsriss Wagoo, kir one or two hotaeL eea Cari a lag;
...ntkv, Buckeye Reaper sod Mower, goal Lime .
tentscies, must hove its head and neck free, ri54,70,-.01 kidders, Bark Ladders Hay Carrie
so d wo g this, it will in exertion onyyrlig barrow, eats I C; Yrre l ectras e , 4' 254: i n l ifirro:i 6 ee re, l'
head dowilwarli• The Ignorance allids fact ,. Iltt ilee ree y"° Cuba' , nearly
n or telly all have been In ute ea on.
on Um put of many owners Mi d . IbiTell. of WIY. Nets good riding Baddle eee lid l il i e se f a te e d f d a l i e l ki gd e eni 6 g
horses is the mall of not only much pain to Dorn Flirts! mingle e areness to lee vei Pio ghs 2 u,g , h, taritTel2Pieelab
'the bottle, pia temitied to by the distortion oßgetreJuhLl:; , iiittc..h.ltvekl,,l' chidudi:.nrk An d
of the muscles of the mouth, but cif loss of T=l 2ll . 2 smart Letits, 2 iplrewitt Boller,
time to the_owner. It impairs the trotter's VA:, Shovels G ,,,, ra r if i z, , ,, e, , se r ,th. v id .8.-th.l
;speed; it impairs the draught horse's .icedflt."6"mn priudn'grwh"biark klit'o,?olabiliro!?.
strength. A. adahratedvetednary surgeon , 7 sed•otse,7a s VlO k a cottiar ct:e n tKami, - ara il.tit mic at b leo - 1
rz, t c c ;a y at e z d uAk t , u staad. Wood EIOX, Sulk, Clock,
in *Wang of the effect of the, check rein ' ref', Ton plate /Doves, Tube or
msaticius that upon dissection, in almost ev- t etp per lindlitr4 iwbmsetimir,,4.l.,Wl'eell, /teal, Sm al l
ety caat wham that aim " super fl uous p i ece
Benches, Barrett, liforeath ' i, welotaa'llll7,4 Croc ks,
auao
A a variety C.f other article.
OnlArileBB was used, "the wind-pipe of the t - 074; . ca eca un eo P m il au ta tio an ti.
honirwas
svaishaped
as to
prate at perfect
sn u ce te w
i t Tv:: t y t 9 , o ) ;:hck, A hi , when attend.
res o rst i on. .. A filet wh i c h many o f th e gale—All sums under $lO to irp d r e d7 l :al 01 4. a r ll m a n a 01
c c lSZ t : w m i o th re . a pp e rp red y i ed t , l elev en mouths will be gives, ms
Winters of our Broad street trotteril would secur i ty. Per sons'wishing to
43 we! to eartifully consider, pay cash on notetcwill hare the advantage of S per
cent
The writer lip nnoi, of a case which h oi „. tea MULLET, Auctioneer. jW.
L°l-r '
peaed in_ Engbilid about 1820, and which doer:P e ll , the riinU l e e niiVetrkil f l a u e er at PublicLii, e %
seems to- prove the check-rein a preventive ift.the premises .
"' in 13 wrw Or bip id , Olnil sw A s 'e
L 7,7 ',
f 0 the full use of power. A stage man hay- lapis of Jamb Diehl, Joseph TibleaAb e ra d
Loining
ing in his use a- hundred horses, conceived .7.7 r f.. J ib g a i n itteotrelAtic.o:,tinkigonl acres.
the idea of the • check rein Sting dizadvan- are requested • wi o t ,:a t tiVa;la agj a a n t% 'lPber. 21
which and
tageons, and abandoned its use, and there- lc onl y Z s °bort distant* hdlg thelil° " -8" Mill,
Neb. .-fit J. W. 'LOTT,
by did the same work with eighty horses, a
savbig of twenty per cent.
__Although the check rein has its abuses, it
olsoltasits Lima, !lb make the animal, If not
nattlially so, look, as the great poet says,
0 103014teided, " which, if not hard work
ed, is well enough, Again the horse, to
raise his heels, must lower his head, anus
a preventive of licking, although not a thor
rough one, it becomes of nee ; so upon a
horse while MU:had, as a preventive of any
attempt the horse may make to rub; salts
a, preventive alsoof the horse getting his
0....,
head to thegiound and thereby getting a
dirty Mole, a thing objectionable in the
sight of a hreseman.---Germantown Tele
, graph. .
lift
4111
Matves ra How:Lt.—ln the "Modern
Horse poctor,"•by Dodd, the direct cause
of heave& or bsoken-wind; are imputed to
over-triertioriand indigistfon. If the gen
end health iethe animal can be .improved,
a rulttgation or the particular ailment will
result, ant; possibly, in some cases, a inure.
The first pointio be obtairi r ed is a restora
tion of the digestive Inactions, and for this
purpose aromatic tonics are given, profes
sionally denominated "tincture of aromatic
411111)11"/C acid,' one drachm, in a pint of
water, night and morning. At the same
41 me the horse is subjected to a course of
alterative medicines, composed of powdered
giver, gentian, sulphur, salt, cream of tar
tar, charcoal, liconee, elecampaine, cara
way seeds and balm of Gilead buds, chop
ped fine—equal parts of each. Mix with
the food one ounce of this compound every
night. While under the influence of this
_preparation severe exercise or hard and
protracted labor should be avoided ; but
tale done not necessarily imply total inac
tion. An improvement in condition mani
fests itself,. the aromatic tincture may be
given more sparingly and soon be omitted
entirely, and the alterative McdiCine be
diminished half, ristricting it to half an
ounce, night and morning. Water from a
bucket. regularly three times each day ; and
If a ippnandizer of food, muzzle the ani
mal, except at :regular feeding times. A
slight infusion of garlic into the toad,
chopped fine, daily, is repuod to produce
paying results. An entire cure # fully
pionounced case of heaves is ppt readily
sccoMplished by any mode of treatment—
if, indeed, such a case be curable at all.—
Rural New Yorker.
CULT WASH FOR BHILDINGS.—Take a
clean, water-tight cask and put Into it halt
a bushel of lime. Slack it by pouring wa
ter over it boiling hot, and in sufficient
quantity to cover it five inches deep, and
stir it till thoroughly slackened. When
the lime has been slackened, dissolve It in
water, and add two pounds of sulphate of
zinc and one of common salt. These will
canoe the wash to'harden and prevent its
cracking, which gives an unseemly appear
ance to the work. A, beautiful cream color
may be given - to the wash by adding three
pounds of yellow ochre; or a good pearl
or lead colcir 1^.15 , the addition of a lump of
iron black.; For fawn color add four
pounds umber, one pound of Indian red,
And pound COIHMOH lamp black. For stone
color add two pounds raw umber and two
pounds lamp black. When applied to the
outside of houses and to fences, it is rend
ered more durable by adding about a pint
of sweet milk to a gallon of wash.—Scien
tific :American.
OAMTH OF WOOL IN THE UNITS!) Suns
-The Ruthtnd county (Vt.) Journals says :
"The history of the growth - of wool is end
ow'. Fitly years ago not II pound of fine
wool was grimn in the United States, in
Greet Britain, or An any other country ex
cept Spain. In 784 a flock was sent lo the
Elector of Saxony as • present from the
King of Spain, whence the entire product
of Saxony wool, rum of such immense
+raw during the invasion of
Spain by the French, some of the valuable
flock were sold to raise money. The
American : Consul Jarvis, at Lisbon, pur
chased 100 head 'and sent them to this
country. A portion of this pure and un
mixed NireinC• Seek is still to be found in
Venitoit at this time. Such wits the origin
of the immense flock of fine wool sheep in
the United States at the present' thee."
Cinteitsb (Itrinuonarn.=-This insect
as arid pit-kJ abundant in some yea*
Ad in others difiappors. When the mll
jisi dr mocha him left WO Theta or egg!
on the aloote of treer, now is the thee to
diet:BY %tier .1_ practiced eye will see
Wannest eing)e glance if there are any
orka tren t by the' lisrelling or knob which
cone sties to shoot tielect a dark or
dandy elm a day when &bp sky Is
eitherty - 4*-- - nvold the bright clOuds
with* will thole and! hurt' the evs—and
cut nveri 'skint wblcb contains - the eggs,
and commit them to the On 4 single clip
of the orchard 'shiers on a-pole will prevent
dititaillike nest of theme derendatoiseezt
fesetA."--Ohio Parnsir. • -
OM Bra lisganso.—lc is not an inniora
mon thing to meet whhhorses who will kick
whibb Iniumesa. Bath horses are danger-
ous to &Ivo, sod the habit diminishes their
value Tay much. A subscriber gives the
U 10,61 0 07 IWO* method of Firevetd
hsg-therprmidoo airthispernicious trick :
Takealbrkeotattok About two feet long,
valg s4itthk 000twdloll to the site of the
WM. tio tthe vott Draw ' (9 4 lizelYto . esdi
esitsflikeihddbt tdt, mind the outer slid of
U' *s byre: end of caorysso
tolasepariesel ori; said this will pm'
.it lit. P* ,#li c tr" l i s rs " kb *
' elect ,
441 ** tundll ig
filimiwbea,4lo
- * N g Au nt *
14411 Pare. ;
al era igiffreAe4, (lie pa
Ara imply wadi side te.'
Mokroollaprowour4,o6d as
,0114 s.
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MB
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL EBOPEWPV..
"The subscriber, Intend hut to quit farming, will sell
at Public Sale, on Thursday, lath day of March, Hail,
at 9 o'clock, A. M., at his residence in Union township,
Adams county, Pa.,abont .2 miles north of Littles
town, on the forks of the read the one leallog. to
Bortaughtowc and the other - to Conuwago Menet, the
fallowing Personal Property, via :
4 LAUB, ELKO ANT WORK HORSES, two of them
Brood Mares heavy with Joel. 6 head of Mitch Cows, 3
Cafh.om wilt be fresh about the sale, b bead of young
ttli,ierge Bull, Brood Sow with Plga,l four-horse
Wagons, 1 a threp inch and the other a tuirrow-tread
Wagon, 1 two Lomond / Spring Wagons, Threshing
Machias and Power,liarrishurg Fanning Milt (Rey
nold's Patent.) 'Fodder Cotter, Corn Muter, Hay Car
riages, Plows, Harrows, 1 Grain Drill, Corn Porks,
Shovel Plows. Roller, Cultivator, Dung Boards, Reap
er and Mower, Spring Rake, Breechbands, Fron t sod
Plow Gears, Blind Bridles. Collars, Ply Nets, Lo g ,
Fifth, Breast. Halter, Butt sod Cow Chains, Wagon
Saddle and Whip, Cross-cut Saw,
Mani and Wedges,
double, single and treble Treee, Grain Cradles, Jack
screw, Forks, Rakes, Shovels, Mattock, Crowbar,
Scythe'', lot of Bags, Log Bled, Hoisting Rope and
Pulleys, Stone Bed, Grindstone, a good Bull Terrier
Dog. Also, lloueehold and Kitchen furniture. con
sisting ilsrt of Bedsteads and Bedding, 2 Tables,
one a Centre Tab:n, Ten-plate and Parlor Stoves and
Pipe, Sausage Cutter, FilZ. Heckel; Meat Teasel and
a great titan) . articles too numerous tot:tendon.
Attendance Will be given and terms made known
by AMOS BASEFIOA R.
Jecon Kula; Anotionoer. [Feb. 12.-4
PUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY
The undersigned, Adtdinistratrix of the Estate of
Rosanna Monfort, deceased, will sell at Public Sale,
on Kednesday, the 24th day of March next, at 10 o'-
clock, A. Af., at the late residence of SAid deceased, In
Kuntarstown, the following valuable Personal Pro
perty, to wit.
1 BAT MARE, she is an excellent family gest and
will work any plans, 1 Shifting-top Buggy, one horse
Wagon, set of Wagon Ilarnesis,Sleigh and Belle, Wash
fug Machine and Wringer, lot of Barrels, Seep of
Bees and lifires:l Bedsteads and Bedding, Carpelliig,
Kitchen Cupboard, Cook lug Stove and lixtures,Chai rs,
Case of Drawers. Washstand, Side Board, Stands,
Feather Bed; Booking G lasses, Clock. Copper Kettle,
Lard Can, Pots, Pans, Ladies, Fire Doge, Bushel Bas
ket, Wheel and Reel, Bide Saddle, tot of new Bags, 2
small Kettles, Creche, Doughtray, Wood Box, Sugar
Bucket. Scales, Churn, Dishes, 3 Ileckels, Quilting
Frames, 5 Gallon Jug, and many articlest no numerous
to mention.
15M1ECI
tiIIUBLIC SALE.
.
aring P1.,1d my Farm and Nuraary, I am going to
the West. and will therefore gull at Public Safe, on
Priday, the 19th day of -March next. at my residence,
in Nienallen township, Adams county, Pa., ono mile
tenth of Beuilerreille, to raft: _
All my ROUES, Cattle and Sheep. Wagons, Car
rinse, Sulkies, Sleighs, with all' kinds of Agricul
tural Machinery and Implements, including Thresh
ing Machine, Grain Driil, Winnowing Mill. Cutting
Box. Rolling Scrmin, Ploughs, Harrows, Corn Forks,
Shovel Piongia. tigzie and double Trees, a large lot
of Gears and Ilartiess, with Qrain and Clurersted
Cradles,Mowing Sc“.lies, Bolter our CUT CIIAI 11
Butt a nd Breast Chains, Log Chains, Grindstone, and
hundreds of other articles used on the Fernand in the
Nursery; Wheat by the bathe!, a lot of Lumber,
Boxes, Ac. Also, all nu floneehold and Kitchen Fur
niture, consisting in part of Tables, Chairs, Bedsteads,
Bureaus, Cupboards, Sofas, Sinks, Cook Stove and da m
terse, Ten-plate Stoves and FIFO, Iron Kettles, Pots,
Pans, Queens-ware, Earthenware, Tin ware, and other
articles :en numerous to mention.
Sale to [me:nem:a at ki o'clock, A. 31., whim attend
ance will be given snd teram made known by
' (MOW:al iiSTEITIS.
Feb. 2t).—le
Jam! iiisrs, Auctlnueer
PUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY
Ou Monday thelSa of .Varcik picze,at 70 °Tate., A.M.
The subscriber baying sold his Mill, and intending
to remove, will sell at Public Sale, at his realdeuce in
Flishland township, (Weigle's 3101,) the fallowing
valuable Personal Property, to wit t
1 COW, nearly fresh, 3 Stiotes, Sled, 1 Sand Screen,
1 Rolling Screen, I pair small Scales and Weights,
1 Bushel Measure, 10 Store Boxes, 2 Ion& Ladders,
Maul and Wedges. Log Chain, 2 Crowbars. Digging
Iron, 2 Sampson's Jack Screws, Corn Sheller, a lot of
Saw Mill Toole, also a set of Carpenter and Cooper
Tools. with 2 heavy Jointers and Dr., Hoops, Cross
cut Saw, lot of Dry Lumber fur Millwright work,
such as Cogs, Shafts, a lot of Plank of various laze.
1%, 2, 23.4, 3,3 1 ", and 4 ig.tb Gs, lot of Oak Poets, lot of
Locust Postai lot of Willi Cherry Bolt-dr:, lot Of Bee
Scapa, Post Boring. Bench, S i kutcliing Mill, flay by
the ton. Also, Houselmici 443 RI tette(' Furnitakee
consisting hi part of- 4 Bedsteads, Bnreati, Corner
Cupboard, Chairs, Tablet, 3 ten•plate Stoves, 2 Pot
Barka, Wool Wheel, 2 Ileekels, Bennis, Tubs, YR.>
Dogs, and a variety of other articles.
Attendance will be given and tomtit toads known
on day of sale by
Jan. 22.—te JOUR W. WRIG Lk.
DUBLLe BALE OF VALUABLE
PE PAONAL PROPERTY
The undersigned haring rented his party, lriti rail
at Public Sale, on Tuesday and Wednesday, thif Gth
and 17th days of March next; at 8 o'clock, A. Jr. on
each day, at his residence in Butler toWnship, 2 milts
cast of drendtsville, the following, valuable Personal
Property. to wit ; •
C WORK HOBBES, three of them brood Imam, will
work well any plan. you bitch thew, oar No. I. draft
horse. young Stallions riling three .years. 2 one
yearling Cults, 6 Mitch Cows,' .Heifer.. 2 Bulls, 10
mo,p, 3 four-horse narrow tread %Verona, 1 liuzgy,
Sleigh.d pair of flay Carriagse, Li th o Bed, Bows and
Feed Trough, 1 Reeve: find '1a...., er, 1 Steel tooth IrAy
Rake, 1 Threshing 'sol horse Power, onu
Bret rate Winnowing MID, 1 Cutting Box, 1 Flex
Brake 1 Skutchigg Machine, Plows itivi Harrows, 1
Shovel Harrow, Shure{ Plows, Coru Ports and Ccro
Coverers, Jennie att. single Trees, Spreaders. Jack
arter,Cutter and Rough Isackilith Chain,Log Chains,
Heller and !Cow Chains, 1 irtringorSleigh 80115,2 pair
of lirteohlurnds, 3 pair of Proust:fears, Wagon Whip,
Wagon and plow Lines, Watson and Riding Saddles,
Riding and Blied Kricifes. •Piated Harness, Halters,
Hirthiltrigt and Cullom. Sh6riels, 1 - 1
- dog "-Rocas, Fork.,
R,di s e,,ila sa iu Crealles, Mowing Sdyrhelii
100 lba. unwashed Wool, 1 6 ? bushels of Wined, 200
bushels of Oets,3o bushels of itye. 600 logehOlS of Horn
Ears, SO bundles of Straw,l2 tune of Key, and a great
men, articles too numerous to mention.
TERMS OP SALE:—Aii, sums of $lO and Limit!.
C.h; all cyor that aniouat..a credit of nine months
will b. giros Jr 1.,c;;%° with approved security.
JONAS ROTH.
Jon 'firsts, Auctioneer.
nunic SALE OF VALUABLE
p
PERsoNAL PROPERTY
Thataiscriber will sell st Public Sale, an nee
day, the 23rd of March itut,:at 10 o'clock, 4. At, at hi,
residence, in litraban township. Adams county, Pa.,
one mile east of Gettysburg' on the rind leading to
Bonaughtowu, We following Personal Property, to
wit:
2 PROD 3f ARIG3, one a n.mily More, 8 years old,
and works any place, the other 5 years old, with foal
and will work single of double, Much Cowo. two of
them fresh, a lot or young Cattle 1 e Deunin Pull, 2
sets front Gears, • Collars and Bridles,. good aiding
Bridle, Check., Wagon Whip, set Plow Gears, Bolters
Wad Chahar, Cow Chains, Plow, Harrow, threaborse
Trees, Scythe and Gnash, good Side Sada*, Winnow
ing kWh BWilart's patent itee Box, Meat Vessel, Clock,
and many other Glint not herein enumerated.
Tgays.-411snuna under. 11.0.00 cash, slims of 810.-
00 and npwa.d • opirolit 4 ten mouths will he ghee
on notes with Kip:rioted seenzity.
At the same time and place will be sold a one bores.
Wagon end fiears, item Ladders, Wheelbarrow, Bbovel
Plow, Callan, Blind Bridles, Reiter Mass, Yorks,
Clow Mains, Brain Credit_ Bags, brie gteel Teed.,
, Copper and iron Hettlee, Drab and Bixdt Case, Bo
ron, Tables. Chaise. BedatSad, Tsuldeiri end
"Mater Chum, Olock,.older Barrel*, Bruit Driers and
',variety of other articles toonameroua to mention.
TIBILB—AII sums under 35.00 cash ; sums of $5.00
',ad upwards a credit of ten ibouths will be given on
motes witb approved seen ri tTrr.
ANIBL BENNBit,
Joan gilL).111(1711, Auctioteer. Mar. 6.te
DUBLIC SALE OF
VAITABLIPESSONLL PROPZILTY
Tha rubwriber intending to remove West, will sell
at Public Sale on Tuesday; the 1604 day of Nardi
• Mat ,at 10 cOebek, 4. N. at Cie residence In Reading
township. mor the Round 11111 P. 0., the *glowing
valuible Panama Paw:, to wit:
eIOOD COMM One trlikh L • good trOreling
Kara and 1 a Blind Ram, TiOrtia-yearling Colt, and
one t yearling Colt. 2 MUM Coln. MAIM, 10 head of
Shotl4lll. ama barn wawa. Gears and liantem
Beadle and Bridles, 2 Bid. Saddles, RUM &Mae, ,
Hasa. one Maas, 6- two. Chains, Cutting BOX•
treble; doled* and Alio 'bac; lipcsidero, a Log
(alas, Jakery Sticks. long Dada*. Hal Ooriisre,
Rood Ladders, callp iud asszas at. mat is sal,
Ono& • WO MN noseds,. Posts, Mika;
Angara, llratemanfr o f OW*, Saytbs and
Aliath. Mai/ and a/f A•- •p c tic fMaaist 8004-1
of ems, sllo•Dry tow - Also; Mot*
boZsdiratolosi arattlM • as•Moittassay cod(
'sat ri Torimit• mare - lai r t
4 jleglitesibt and seg.
00111144 . •_ 1 649/41, Mak,
Dtaatag Tables, Diveklast Tab. 'lttio‘Taxasi,
=V"...1°141 41 1 14 ' 6 ` 4 10171-hads,= ,
ORliet‘ s 10,14
.WirlaWc7l. 4,011 L
Vevror lOU% -
aaMSC Ilissass•trass. and!
a = st i Zr worms toiestios.
stmit,ff tows
ribilititsalabS •
: rtik•^4ll
EMI3
NEW FOAWAtt DING
AND , - COMMISISIOI4. ROWE.
.ate
oalitireliated . t, eex Mr
J. reboc* , Oirsf Wit, of Calm a
tke otoglandirMeMtatid to tarry on the bastion, SW
dot thalltla Co, at. ;10.41 itaad OD
alla coiner of totillugtos and gitilibied
atotoliztaosiTf.oealtlban Iserotoftmo. •
/lira reviler Unit of Freight Cars will Leave oar
Warehouse every TIISBDAY NOON. and accom
modation trains will be ran as occasion may require.
By - this kitrangesnallit we are preparid to convey
Preight at all times to and from Baltimore. All
bushiest of this kind entrusted to us, will be p rompt
ly attended to. Our cars run to the Warehouse of
Stevenson k Bone, 101 north Howard street, Balti
more. Being determined to pay good prices, sell
cheap and deal fairly, we Inviteeverybolito give
us •call. .
' Wll- 11.11-1011. AX..
ALBYANDER COB RA N
' • JAIME! BIOBAM.
Jan.ll. Una. ,
M'CURDY &
,HAMILTON
FLOUR, GRAIN, GROCERIES, he
frail andervlgned are paylag at tbalr Were bolus,
1 In Carlisle street,adJoiaing gaeblers gall, the
highest prices for
FLOUR, WHEAT, RYE. CORN, OATS, BUCK
WHEAT, COV E R
AND TiI.IOTHY-SE,RDS.
• &c.. &c.,
and invite ptodacers to glee theta *call beß)re selling
They hare constantly on hand ter sale,
A LARGE SUPPLY OF GROCERIES,
•
littolassesdayrops,Coffees, Sugars, with Salt Fish
011e,Tar, :Soaps, Eaulndia Lard, Tobaccos, tc. Mao
the best bravideof VLOI,II, with FISISD of all kiude
They likewise have-
Soluble Nellie Guano, Rhodes' Phosphate and A
A Mexican Gutno.
Whilst they pay, the,hightad market prices rural
they buy, , they sell at the lowest living profits.—
They Celt a @bare ofpablic patronage, resoi red to give
satisfaction in every case.
CHANGE OF FIRM.
rpHE Undersigned having leased
1. the Ware•hotie on the corner of Stratton street
end the ht.;:r7.eti,?ettyeburg, Pa..will carry on the
Grain &Produce Business
In all Itsbranches. The highest prices will always
be paid for Wheat, Aye, Corn, Oats, Clover and Timo
thy Reeds, Flaxseed, Sumac, Bay and "Straw, Dried
Fruit, Note, Soap, Slams, lints:Odors and Sides, Pota
toes, with eyerythlng else In the country produce
line.
constantly 21,r wale, Coffees, Sugars, M01a5.„),3, Syr
npi, Tau, Spices, Balt, Cheese, Vinegar, Soda
Mustard, Starch, Brooms, Buckets, Blacking, lioap
Arc. Also, COAL OIL, Fish Oil, Tar, Ac. PlBll of al
kinds; Spikes and Nails; Smoking and Chewing To
hest..
They arealways able to supply a Brat rate article
of Flotiromith the different kinds of Feed.
Also, Ground Plaster, with Guano. and other fertili
zers. COAL, by the bushel, ton or car load.
We will also run a
LINE of FREIGHT CARS
t0N0.77 North street. BALTIIICINP., sod 411 3larket
street, PUILADELPLITA. All Roods Ana to sillier
of the above Oscan will be received and forwarded
promptly. Ocoda should be marked"Benuers' Car."
11. P. BENNER A BRO.
April, 8, I 868.—i. I
E. 11.CINFORT, Adm
NEW FIRM.
ECKENAODE & (RAFT,
NAVE taken the We• ehouse, lately ocenpied by
Philip Gann, at Granite Station. on the tine of the
Gettysburg It/Giro:W.2 miles from 17 onterstown. and
will deal in all Lltt4 of
Grain and Pi'oduce 7
giving the highest market price. We will oleo keep
constently on hand for .10 all Unfit. of
- GROCERI - ES,
Coffee, Stigar. Ifolasses_Tlifimps,Verut, &c., alai Salt
Flab, Oils. 'tar. :ioagv. NstoP end Lard, Tobances, le
Also, the best brands Of FLOUR, ulth Of. Ell of all
kinds; also, Coal.
We respectfully solicit the petronage of our friends,
and invite the public to gall and examine our aut..
A. N. ENO:WHOM
J. N. UNA iilT.
Tan. 22.--tf
DANIEL GULDEN,
pEALEII Ici
Dry Goods , F lour, Grain,
Oroutrity, *.ri - amocr, ' d , c Z .
E undersigned keepann hand, al Lis Warehouse,
known as t•Oisiden's Station," in &robin town
ship do the ;ine of the G ettysburg Railroad, all kinds
of •
GROCERIES,
Inctilding Sanwa, Came, I:p,aca, At 4, with
Salt Vish,Oils, Tobacco, Bacon.LArd, Au. Also,
LUMBER AND COAL,
including Building Stuff, Shingles. Laths,Stove and
Blacksmith Coal. Also, Guano, and a large Asaort
men t or Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes. Durand Caps
of all kinds, which bete prepared to selLat the low
eat prices.
ae aLio pays the Memel, market price for Flour,
Grain, Corn, Oats Buckwheat, Clover and Timothy
Seeds. Potatoes, Ac., or will r arrive sad forward the
name to =act nd commt-sion. fie respectfdlly asks
his Manila atid the DOM Oliva hits a call.
Aug. 21,1867.-tf DANIEL GULDEN.
o.`arpenteis and .Tontrartnrs.
Wm. C. Stalls . mith &
CI ETT EST UR PA. ,
Carpenters and Contractors.
Doors, Shutters, Blinds, Door
and Window FrameS, Cor
nice, Door & Window
Brackets, &c.
cc,p2t,.nayou band and menu factored to order of
BEST MATERIALS, -
by experienced workmen, and at
REASONABLE PRICES.
lES—Orders promptly attendaso.
Jan. 15,1889.—tf
TO THE BUILDING COMMUNI
TY AND ALL OTHERS
WHO R . TO ...THP.ROVE.
THE undersign ed respectfully in
formsthe public that he still continues the
*ARPItSTERING - BUSINESS
at his old stand, oo West street, Gettysburg, and Is
ready at all times to accommodate those wanting any
thing done in lifeline. We is prepared to thrnish all
kindsof work for building purposen,• of the best ma
terial, and as neatly sad cheaply sit can be done at
any other establishment in the county. Experienced
Eandealssays is readiness and worn executed with
au=anddispateb, -
khan; italtAvors,he hopes, by attention
to business to receirealiberill ahlta of nnlidic pat
ronago.
May 29,1867 _ . WM. GIIRITTMAN.
DANIEL H. BENNKR, JH
GEO. C. CASHMAN,
Carpenter and Contractor,
RESPECTFULLY informs the
pabiia tbat he will continue the clamant.r tra:.
deeds In all Ittbreacbee, sad le prepared to take con
treats tor patting op and repairing Bulldinp, atan
reamoosterstes as ani builder in tiettyeba(-IN I
nOrii guaranteed to be of beat quaUtyZ He hopes by
etriceattarittan to beainep to merit trabllepaeronalp.
.'bop co Tort attest, tiiool7 occupied by Cbdukun "
Row OtO 114.;
PRE-EMI TION
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pia:
DEALBES IN
SEVIMAJ , VALUABLE FERTILIZERS,
ROBERT IfecTEDY,
E. HAMILTON
July 3,1867„-tf
GROCERIES
01'4 ALL KINDS
(MTTTSBURG, PA.,
traTERN
111412 ell ;um AflW
cbir Ito*.
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N E W E.I R
• . AT PETERSBURG.
a:A 1 2- X - 5 -- 2 . it _Bo "WEBS
Wt u Z ll gt ruths l ie : orPta
g viti that they ;Z
don of Mr. L llttatea's Etomand in addltion
to bur
Large Stock of Goods,
hsva received .1u .apply of
W INTER DRY GOODS.
Notlons,Grocerles,ltootS, Shoes, lists, Caps, Drup.
As., which will b• sold al prices to Jefy competition.
We bops, by strict attimiluo to nominees and si dis
position to please. to merit a liberal abase of public
patronage_ Our motto is "gulch sales and small pro
fits."
. JOSL CIMLWAT,
S. Ij. W • SOWNRS
Dee. I& 1868.—tf
A CARD.
HAVlftu disposed of my entlre stock to Mears.
Gum k Reams, I embrace this opportunity to
extend to my friends my Incero thanks fbr 'heir
eery liberal patronage, and knowing them to be men
- of strict integrity, thutough, energetic and practical
business men I would most respectfully solicit for
them a full share of patronage.
Petersburg, Y. 8., Dee. :13.—tr
BARGAINS
FOR
We propose to Sl4l OH r entire Steck of Winter
Drees Goode, Drees Tritorninge, Shawl,.
Hoods, Nubia', Clotho, Casalittera,
Jeans, Flammla. ![NV and
moral flarts, Oloves,
Hosiery, Ladle.' Vesta, Velvets, frame., Rib
bons, Feathers and Lathan' and Chil
dren 5 iratu,
AT NET COST
to reduce stock for Spring
H. B. WOODS'
(.!HEAP CASH STORE.
OETTiSBUka, e;xw , 4
Jan:15,186,-4
1869. DESIRABLE 1869.
NEW GOODS;
ilo,st Excellent Assortment !
ISELL for very small profits, and
aim at doing a very large Mildness
FASHIONABLE SIIADF.S OF FINE SILK POP
LINS.
FASHIONABLE SHADES OF FRENCH WOOL POP
LINS.
FASHIONABLE SHADES OF ALPACA POPLINS.
PRENCII CHINTZES. PIQUES, PERCALES AND
L kV:NS.
BLACK SILKS. PL4IN siLgs. PLAID SILKS.
SWISS MUSLINS, .14CG JkT MUSr.IN?- ooi
BLACK ALP4OC4, COLORED ALPADCA, BLACK
ALL WOOL OF:LAIN.
RISTORI SIIAWLB,CASII3II4III:I3IIAWLS,TIIIRET
SHAWLS.
CLOTHE, CASSIMERS. CLOAKINUS. LINEN DRILL
ING. COTTON ADE.
TABLE COVERS, TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS, TOW
ELS.
BALYIORAL SKIRTS, HOOP ACIRTS.
PLAIK LIN KNIIANDKF.ECIII EFS, EMBROIDERED
HANDL: ERCIti DEB STITC!IED HAND-
K ERCHIEF: 4 .
MEN'S, LaILI ES'.IIISSES'.4OIIILOiIItit'SOLOY ES,
AND STOCK 'NUS.
sari ant co.osolly roctislog lite latest styles of
Dress and Fancy quad:. liy atnck roinnciaLa evmy
thing usually &mod in a tirst-clats DRY GOODS
STORE, to which I invite the attoutlnc of the public,
feeling assured that I can .fely chatien,r compari
son with all othar Stoves In quality 014 oda and low
ness of price. J. I...SCHICK.
Getty burg. Pa.. Jon. 15. 1509.—A f
NEW G')ODS,
Cheaper than Ever!
REBERT .ELLIOTT,
13altimore st.,oppostle the (burl Bowe,
H AVEJII.t uneuud 444..6.1 krte Alsortlutut of
Spring and Summer Goods
OF AJ.L KINDS,
CLOTHS;
CASSIMERES,
TIT EFEW,
SILKS;
GINGHA MS;
LAWNS,
PRIN. TS,
BAREGES,
MUSLINS, dec.,
To which they invite sttentioit—being determined to
volt loomt cash prices. (April 8, leak—if
NEW GOODS
OLD PRICES.
The undersigned would respectfully inform the
public generally tbat be le now doing bnelnese at the
plate formerly occupied by DuPfloiar • IlorrLor, and
that hit hiu Just returned from the Oities with the best
soloz.tfut stock ever brought to his place, orbich con
,
sista la past of
CLOTHS,
CASSIMERS,
CASSINETTS,
MERINOS,
SHAWLS,
SKIRTS,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS,
GLASSWARE,
QUEENSWARE, &0., &o.
Bows of limo goods , will be mold lowozothsoa over
beferi, sad arsinet fresh from the OMNI.
FRANK D. DETHORN.
Nov. 46,18611,—tt
GOODS FURNISHED
,:ems made to order,'
BY '
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ME
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FAHNESTOCK BROS. CLOTHING.
DRESS GOODS
which they ere selling very cheep
FARNESTOCK BROS
Largest stock of Furs
Ii town. If you want bargains call and buy from
them.
Cloths, Cassimers, &e
CASH !
CHEAP GOODS
TERN, the most useful Chrllamas Prevent you can
MITI
Tlotiting, tats, Nitro, /tr.
MAN GEL'S
Boot and Shoe Emporium,
BALTIMORE STREET,
TWO DOORS SOUTH OF TM.: I RI.SII YTLR
CHURCH.
lundersigned hasfust retormed from the cit
_L with the best and cheapest sextet) of Roots
Shoes and Gaiters, for Spring and Bummer, ever of
tared In Gettysburg. Hiestock conelsts of
LADIES' CONGRESS GAITERS,
LADIES' BALMORAL GAITERS,
LADIES' COMMON GAITERS,
LADIES' KID SLIPPERS. all styles,
14DIVS' It “.11.:JF.Ate,
ih LARUE 'VARIETY.
GENTS' GILBNCII CALE ROOTS,
GENTS' AMERICAN CALF Booia,
EN't 6' IC I P BOOTS,
GENTS' CONORP.Asi UAITP.RS,
GENTS' CALF BA LMORA LS,
GENTS' SLIPPERS, all styles,
GENTS' BROGANS. Ac., Ac.
MiesEe cUSOKESB GAITERS,
MISSES' BALMORAL GAITERS,
MISSES' MOROCCO BALMORALS,
AP ± 4 , m . . 2 •M ta.
LlG'i OGN6 it bell ATTER/I,
BOYS ' CALE' BALMORALS,
BOYS' BROGANS. ie., An.
INFANTS' Slit.sYS, all atyles,
IN LAItGY. AIIIKTY,
Alto, Boot* and Shoes of his own manufacture con
stantly on hand,
All will he sold at the lowest living profits. Buy
ers, from town and country. are Invited to call and
ezatnizie goods and prices before purchasing else
where, feeling confident that I can please all who
way ,-411.
The KANO gALTVRiNti of o,:.fts likoi.s.aud limi
tary, will 4130 he carried on, la all it: branches, as be
fore. Repairing done on short notice. By-employing
none but Brat-class workmen, sod rising none bar th e
choicest leather, he feel. confident of maintaining his
Itinner reputation. Certainly nothing will Le left un
done to deserve It.
Thankful for past favors, he solicits a continu
ance of pul.lic patronage. D. II KLINOEL.
Gettysburg. April 22, 1558.4 f
FMB
LINEN COLLARS.
COTTON STOCKINGB,
POPLINS,
DELAINS,
FURS,
POCKET BOOKS,
I keep Geotleme:ei Wear al' all kinds and wilt eel
theta at the
SUSPENDERS,
Fine Cast6m Made
BOOTS AND SHOES
FOR 'GENTLEMEN.
All the LEADING STYLES on Wind or mgdo to
scalars. Trion axed niLOW YIGIVIL/B. An Moo
*mid Trico Liss 11th laignotiono gin 00 4 memn i t6 '
sent lent on Tecolpt of Port Oros suldroll.
Ifjf, I. BARTLETT,
Im Bona shah it., olwrro Chestnut,
PIELLADELYELL
August 21, 2861,4,1,
, B 2U .
0 .
OT6
SHOES.
NZW, 187141118gMENT
•-
I . ti .ltildtr,.h ,
learetto m aas
11 b.
:<4"'
kayii ie eleatit ripionntelit of
ISIII
,
FURS .
HAVE ViE
A great variety, and, at low price' WI bend at
PAIL'S KSTOCK BROS
!JAHN ESSOCK BROS. b the place tr. Ley
of eeery Jeyeription
if you would nave money bay at the
SIGN OF THE RED FRONT.
CHRisTmAsPRESENTS
Boys art of FURS or • bandlainia DBES'S PAT—
Chambersbiciv .SYrget, Sqiurre,
GETTYSBURG . , PENSA.,
Where the public...tit dnd a lar g e udd
ment which he is sdling ,heap. lie also neat-
FARNESTOCK BROS. tures and repairs
Gettyeburg, Dec. 4, ME L— tf
CLOTH IN I 4 - !' CLOTHING !
NEW AND LAiiiiE ARRIVAL!
.1. BRINKERHOFF, corner or the Diamond and
Teak street, ha. Just riturued from the city with en
unusually attractlveassurtment of
CLOTHING FOR WALL A WINTER WEAR.
which he will sell at inch prices as CIIIILGt fail to
takethein off very rapilly. Cull and Judge for your
selves. To look at the excellent material, tasteful
cutting. and neat and subatantial sewing, ■nd then
to get Lie low price•--millera cannot help buttuy,
when they see it to much to their interest to do so.
He has Coate, Pants, V,tx.eirll styles and materi
als,
Hata, Boots and Shoes:
SairiS of all hoilery, re., tiandker
chiefs, Neck Tice. Cravats, Linen Out Paper Collars,
Suspender., Bruebes,Oombet
Trunks, Veliees, U mtrellas, Pocket Hnlres, Bogart,
fimoklug and Chewin Tutawcos,PipepOilogioper74c,
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, with a thonmand and
one other %slides, entirely too numeral', to detail In
• be...paper advertisement.
Ile asks lbe attention of the public to big new
stock, confident that It will please--and no on. can
or will sell cheaper. Don' trarget the piece—corner
o r York it rest and tbeDiamond,Gettysbnrg.
Nov. 1. I knli.-tr J ACK' ft SKIN K EP.IIOPF.
HEAD-QUARTERS.
RE MOVED!
T. C. NORRIS
HLiss removed hie Store to the corner of the Dia
mond, long occupied by George Arnold, where
he will be glad to lies his friends, and show hie laige
assortmer t of
CLOTHING,
HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS & SHOES,
IMO
Rvery kind of Gentlemen's Wear,
BUCH AS
PAPER CUFFS,
PAPER BOSOMS,
GLOVES,
iILINMKERCHIEFS,
MAIMING SACKS,
C*Biszu , 4 l3,
PANES,
T,g'iyESI w ,CASIE PRICES
ALSO
Boys' Hats & Shoes,
great variety. .
11311.811" me* call befogs purebssily else where
Neb. 12, 1869,tf •
..,i - , - .,‘.;.,..i.i.:'
Til:Zbriber k" Jimt ninriled
Litgest & Best Seketed
Stock of Clothing'
In the (NJ:Ray, whi , •ll Lc i. 'wiling at re
workably low pricto.
OVERC 0 s,
OF ALL STYLFS AXp SIZ.KS
Dress Coats, Business Coats,
Finley ersdimore Cents of nll styles, gat ittet and Jean
Coats. Very Cheep, DOCnkna.ranCy CA/ten:n.l, and z...a •
ttnet Pants, Wool Shirts, Whits Skirts, Under
apt Drieere,ClOCke, Niindeni lust ru nnuto of all kinds,
TOBACCO & CIGARS,
Razors, Pipes, Brushes, Neck-ties. Rini a tl,untand
other articles too nutnetynx to wen tionjo a loo .pa•
per advertisement. F. CCSTI SGII 1:11.
Oct 2,11168.—tf
Il ATB,4 CA PN,
LATEB STYLFS
ARP LOWEST PRICES AT
11. 13. WoOP,P.
S II 0 E
or ALL KINDS
AT REDUCED PRICEB
•U. R. WocibS.
THE LATEST STYLES
Hats, Caps, Boots & shoes,
ROBERT C. COBEAN,
HARNESS, of all kinds,
promptly nod on reavaiable tonal. Briiiies,
Trunks Valises Whl;.;, nlot a oari«ty or uo
tluus, give us a c.II ID.. I.
_„.
New Boot and Shoe Store.
D. KITZMILLEIt & BOR.,
(.1.1; 7' 7' I.SII ERG, PEE VA.,
YORK STRELT, OPPOiITY. TUt BANK
Til P. bilvo utirtii•il 8 13 , .. liov t .141
, re;un Yurk iitrket, Urttpiburg, in tLe
Piing reci•titi) i,iittupied by SOPrit k XlcritittmA, awl
bean jliAt rervirvil :runs tbri City a large rt
utetit of
BOOM SIIOES
GENTLEM LADIES ez, CH I L
DRENS' WEAIt,
Consisting of Calf &Kip Boots,
Congress & Balmoral Gai-
tern, Slippers, ,S,:c
We aldo MANUFACTURE TO ORDER. ail kinds
of lIOO7S .121 . 1) SLOES—n .. w, rk op
of best material, awl by drat dare workmen. The
senior partner has been in the dulitnam_ for over IS
years and p•rit,nally kaperir,tead• all w..rk made up.
We respectfully invite the attention of the public t 0
our escitilialinienti and hope by strict ntioritinii to
business and by seliirlg at lowest rash give
eutire .411ifieldeu
Jut, JI,
HATS-& CAPS.
Fall .and Winter Styles
S. S. M'CREARY
HAS Just sac/Aired a fresh and ;;Teneralas.trtri..nt
5 1 ,k i7s7:;-7 irr'11.717.7,17,n,
large supply of tine and pr:. -,-;,J Ward HATS ami
CAPB forye;.• and 110Y8. lie invites fLi,ndsli,kd
thew:o.ore in give hints call. !Dc.c. 11. 1 ACS.—ti
Couftaiono, Toms, Ilotiono,
OYSTER SALOON.
JOHN GRUEL.
ChambersbtagSt,, Gettysburg,
.L door to Eagle. Hy
Announce.' to his friends that in addition to Lie
CONFECTIONERY,
he has opened au Oyster Sah,n. at his old stand ~n
Cliambersburg street, where during tb. xen eor, 110 will
keep constantly on hand
PRIME OYSTERS,
the best the market ran afford, with eyelet 0cr,02
=dation' for
LADIES & GENTLEMEN
*&.- Give us a call.
1,0v.13 —lt
THE ' VEY BEST !
Bierbowtir's Segar Store,
GETTYSBURG,PA,
NORTH.EAET CORNER OF TIIE DIAMOND
MEM undersigned, thankful for past favors, re
spectlolly calla the attention of the public to his
assortment of
Segars, Smoking & Chew
ing Tobacco, Pipes, &c.,
which he Is piepared to sell at the lowest living
price', WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. llci.will keep
on hand
THE BEST BRANDS,
and will manufacture for gen
eral sale throughout the
County.
Bentemberthe pleceln the Diamond, between Brink
arbors Store and MeClellan's Hotel.
WASHINGTON BISRBOWER.
Der. 11, 11168.—tt
4attis and 4totauranto.
EAGLE H _
OTEL.'
The largest and most commodious in
t
001811 CHAX11118111:1R0 LND WABBINOTOI SUMO
JOHN Z. TATE, .F"toprtelor.
SirAn Omnibus, for Passengers and Baggage, runs
to the Denot; On arrival and departure of Rail Road
Trains. °areal servants, and ram/enable charger
8L1,7 29,1867.-
KEYSTONE HOTEL.
- GE2'.ZWBURG, PA.
WM. E. MYERS, PROPRIETOR.
NOTOPEN.
141118 is anew. House, a_nd haa been
111;ed in the glint Approved style. It.
loaitios• e„pefeenat sad oomireldeit, Wag In the
skeet %minim portion of Ottawa, livery sonsige.
neesal!ee beamed* /or soocennsodstioa and own
tors idieheii;tilth,easpiestablagatteeleta... !nib
misepe r wet seem* aitd secomonadettes Cutork*
we nsi.overy endeavortoPleari. Thleliota
I,*, tr aim 6011 e eater4n,ent 91 th.Publiftadi
; -1
. f rfl s.
•
- -
I=
Jntt receir,d by
DAVID KITZM MUM,
JACOB K IT7.3IILLEP
GSTTYBBUIte, PENNA.
lail
bite
MRS. \ E. J. ZIEGLER *I
• Jo yr.,' fired tu do &Iffy destriptim of
Plain Sewing; Making
included
Reeltleucti—Enst ;dale ett.i one door !room the Metho•
dint church, Get ty Pe. [Feb. to.--tr
JOHN W. TIPTON, FASHION
:SA Sorth•East coiner of the
Diamond. acx t ”J; to ItfClellan'• :
,Atu.re tinte.be fouudre2Lly
linilnebain hie line. ilotusa ilitlxuan
excellent sad willinitiro .tti.f.tettute—
Qive !lima all. • •
==
GRA - NITE-YARD ,
GErr Y6ll(5lM+, PA.,
OA 1: .1 I 1,1: OAD, FREIGHT DEPOT.
PETER liixri,Eß
prepar.,l to ftictii.!. GRANITEr rallklnl4 6f
BUILDING AND MOS U M ENTA L PURPOSES
at t vf, 11:11 , 1 • 1 att
Curbing, Sills, Steps, As'lilers;
Posts, .Monuinenk, Cone-
tern' Blocks, &e.,
ttt .1.,
=EI
.ii , t311•3 tly aitan.ivd 10).
.I—ti
J CA: I,P
7' T .Sll ,
k,.q. /V -Paper-Hanger,
pr..pari.lt— vu *A, ,rt
COFFINS 4F ALL STYLES
Heal,kaua uu hare! a Idrre 1114,111 t WALL
PA ilk!: 1, Nell, at ',yip,' ra:h rat,. are if de-
sired will furnish linieLl to 1 ut it on the w • 11.
PLAIN a• PA NCI" SION PA IN T
ECG EXECUTED TO OR DER.
tIY Y , r;: row tl i.r, 11,111 ,, r-ran ChUr e
Slay '2.7, I
ROBERT D. ARMOR,
GAS FITTER, PLUMBER AND
BELL 'HANGER, .
1:4,/ thwt, 27/ a :guar, from eh , ' , - ,0-14,6,, :er
6 ETTYSBLMG, PA., '
WILL promptly attend to all or
~.-;r.
In Inuit ot3HP--
a,l at pric, I.), pr.onril.l) Le
factoryrD
at' rd._
GAS PIPE
Ci 111 a - kete, Drop
Light , St• 'r..p au! Frost
gai or
kind• rep,red
- MARSH CREEK
PLANING MILL
THE uli'krsigned has established a
PLANING MILL. Yr: ur mil, from
Got) sburg, L Lc will a:luu(acu:rc
DOORS AND DOOI4FRA3IES,
IVINDOW SXSH AND FRAMES,
FLOORING, WEATIIERDOARDING,
um: with t.,rychlr,rlro , , ma.'rat
.1 ,ys t/1 , 1,1/ WY
kiln rqt my f the 1,r1,10.
MEE
~.ptiv at tea .;,1 to. Pi
:Ty t /1,1 t otte t, .ILL 111-
JOIIN 1). J'F(JUTZ
FURNITURE.
D. C. SHEIFFER
PETERSBURG, (r. 5.,) PENNA.,
r• rreliareAti,lifivr:tki the l'ilLlic....liytbing in li:.
in cheap aw ca to had iu the c,Un ty
t„%.1 . 11ecti, ,, r3 tiu [an 6:A.: EX./ail:lG
1=M:EDIMEIIEIIII
FU RNITURE
math to mat,. Ail .1.1( n. at cheap ilia ai Lb
-Li
NEW BUSINESS.
Upholstering & Trimmillfr.
- WILLIAM. -E. CULP
Covering Sofas, Chairl i Mat
t rasses, and Upholstering
in all its branches
Ile also continues his old lartOness of Trimming
Buggies, Carriages, ke.. And solicits from the
their patronage. Charge. , moderate. -
Gettpitirg, Pa., Dec. if
ONLY FOR CASH.
. The nrletaiene4l, Dealer" in C.l. hereby site nu
tire to their Cum:ewers andlhe Public. that after thl
date
NO CREDIT
will Le od.,wed, Lut all Coal mast be raid for in ad
vance, when ordered. Our being required to pay
Cash lor Coal and Vreitit, neeratitatea this change,
and hereafter
The Cash AS'v.stvilz reill Le giglcilg adhe'r
cd to.
Sir AB persons indebted to oftLo undersign
ed on Book Account are reinvested to call and make
settlement.
C. H. BURBLER,
JACOB RILEY,
BENNER ,k BROTHER
Cettpt.r,7, Doc. '22.-3m
-NEW BAKERY.
NEWPORT S ZIEGLER.
Mechanical Bakery, Corner Washin g ton and East
Middle streets, Gettysbur g , Pa. Constantly on band
the best of
BREAD,
CRACKERS, •
•
CARES,
PRETZELS, &c.
Persons wishing fresh Bread will be served every
morning, by leaving their names and residencesat
the Bakery. Every effort made to please.
Gala, US A CALL.
alas '23.1M7.
The Cash 'System.
¶'UE undersigned, Dealers in Pro
duce, to., In gettyeburg, have thla day deter
Vaned to Intraloce the
CASH SYSTEM
in their business. All goods must be paid for in ad
vanes or on delivery, as the Cub System will be rig
ridly enforced. after this date.
gg..All persons indebted to either of the Arnie are
requested to call and make settlement.
MORA M I CO.,
WM. B. BIDDLE,
ALEX. SPANGLER,
• McIIIIRDT A HAMILTON,
HENNES *BRO.
Dec. 11.—am
WHEAT WANTED.
The andersi,gned will pay the klatteat market prim,
GOOD WHEAT,
deltiered at h 1 31111} 4211anwood 31111‘," toitaarly
Mellhittny'a, In 1110tand 'township. '
GEOR GINGELL
Decll3, IS6B. •tt
Smeying—Conveyancing.
J.' S. WITHEROW,
PAIRFIELD, PA.,
Tendon Lis ureic*" to gbAi public u •
PRACTICAL: SURVEYOR;
and i•prpsial to enrreilfirnii, pte, an.; on re'
'unable term. Having taken out , a Clonaereneat's
Litmus, Perna abto.attand to preparing
,Dpoll, BOND(S F
AG SRI
MIMS OMOVE s ,
AT BLEU. al:. , • ' • • •
Fi__Llirit:+itogisialeraw scpirlamea lirthw
P"..ll°ilimr, ly
rilisehaallbial disrirof patmaite. buff
watatoluirgi• riaimnyibis.,—.
" Wm ,Y 414. - i
.41114- 1110.411
t :
.o - ii*..l ,- ;i3 - 'COMPOUND
• PUT.IiIIVSURETI.IIIOAT, INFLUENZA,
Or any other Ingsnanatnry nr inward disease or the
Throat. If not el, tno long etaedtug.. Also, SCARLET
FEVER. Title medicine Itee been tried In
THOUSANDS OF CASES,
In different parts of th e o untry, and hai never
been known to fail If t. u lime and according'
to directions. It towar el) to cure. Glue if a trial
and it will aptak for - Its . Efery household should
provide themselves with a box of this meiiielne and
keep it on hands. The cures that it bait effected are
truly marvelone.
or._Prepaied and sold by Ism :. lituzl4. C0.,(1 et
ty.hurg, Pa, or by their authorized agent,. For
Ault. at uelirly all the Storer in Adams county.
May 'a. 1867.—tf IBIIAISL YOUNI A CO.
ZIN GARI 131 TT.E RS
ASAFE BLOOD PURIFIER,
A SPLENDID TOIC,
EA s AN r BE v ERA ( E
.1 E R. 7' A ' R F,
PltitiENTl.l*F OF PISEASES
11 , .• ZlNt.4.tlll
•, ip C.. 11 of thr..1.1,1, 11J31 1,r.:. inn Mt.
v 1.0. rsur.rll2...l:t .
r of 111 i
• p.01u0t4 , ,t. the ..Arqi.
•-• ?.1.• cure I di,
1.1
1: lt 1111.1 •'I: :hi 1110.
I, ii. Z'N , l),:ll I.; ..A
,•1. bt bf
D% Ft•v, , r atld
iu its firs; -r:eLrv,
Fla tr,lenev, Ners
1:114
I)politery, Acta,
:ld hrunic 1)
"4:llob.ra :Nimbus, Chol
era, Typhoid and Ty
phus Fever, Yelletv
Fever, Scrofula,
Diseaesof tlse
Kidneys, Ha
bitual o,:t
-i v 11e,,,
1:i ii rtli.:Vi.:iTluN and CLRI or ;ire
it 1.1- known to (Ail. tia thou...hd ot ror
iti7xl,ll l / 1 :01.1:06111 all p.irth of [lto
cuntry . . a 1:1 I,rt the atrortril .idal fir cir
ca), a:.;aaiuiaw to atintonlala and reit ..f thore
whohard Li rn rut„] after their ragt.41,..0. Imo in rt.-
by our brit phyithdan.,
PRINCIPAL DEPOT.
F. *RAH TER & CO.,
No. 11 'N. Front St., Philadelphia.
RIVPANIP.NDED DY
ET. Davi! R. P.4t..r.
11,1. .1. Fiber.
1,1%-..rd
/1,1 WM. 711ciburry,
Air BEND FJB CIRCULAM.
Yeb.l9,
AYER'S -
CHERRY PECTORAL,
For Diseases of the Theoat and Lungs
~ : n(h. as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Beonehilis, it hula,
and Consumption.
al
Dec. :25. 1,,7.—t
probably never hafore in the -whole history of medi
cine, so widely and a, deeply upon
cuhfldruce ofaalritid, as this excellent ronmdy
far pulmonary complaints. Through a lung series et
years, 311 oust of the races r f men it has ri.en
higher aud Li di,: ia their estimation, as it has Le
come Letter knuvon. Its uniform character and pow
er to care (Le various affections of the lungs and
have made it know., :La a reliable protector
alma-t them. While adapted to milder forict of dis
co,: oi.d to y-oung children, it i t the sumo time the
toel tdli at oaf remedy that can be given for incipient
cololuiption, ahd the dangerous affections of the
th0:::11 :101 Z 1 at
tacky it thauld ho kept on hand in every
family, and indeed no all are aJmetinies suhjec t to
,dde nhould be provided ith this
them.
,tticd e),J,.;,2..yti,r1 is thought incurable,
t „rcpt itUmbete of ewes-e here the diseite aerated
.etch.-1, lisre Leen cionpletcly cured, and tuo patient
restored to world health by the Clits - rji hiclerat. So
cLuip let, is its 11, , (ery oat the dis , ,rders of the Lungs
sad Throat, that the moat oinitinate of Mehl, under
thn Cherry they tntisideaud disappear.
Eud greet protection
fro:, it.
ME
arolufteu cured
by it. .. .
Brallehrria is generally eureil by taking the CScr ry
Act, , rerl I u 61112/1 and fre.pirrot
eo geurrAly aro its virtuen known that we niied
not pnolieit the certificates of them here, or do more
than ensure the public that its °militia, ate fully
Ayer 's Ague Cure
F Fercr and k,", Infrrnsillent Ferer, Chili 11.,er
Boxiit.tl F rer, Muni, dgue, Periodic.; cr
Tcrcr, and nuked all the apc:inns which ari.re
from malurioacr, Mrtr,h, Or 74itlinlatie poloist.
A g its moue implies, it does Care, and doer not fall.
Containing neither Arsenic. Quinine, Ellemath, Zinc,
nor any other mineral or poisonous unbalance what—
ever: it in nowise injured any patient. Thu number
e, 2,1.•-7: 7 6ria -lakfee,``iik S'areiTiMl tiT
parallel in the history of Ague mediclhe... Our pride
Is grat.ll,3 by the acknowledgments we receive or the
radlcal mina effected in obstinate caste, and Where
other remedies had wholly failed.
u vc,liniiited persons, either maidens in, or travels
in„- through miasmatic loealil les, will he protected by
taking the A G r.TE CORE daily.
For Lir , r tt , iiipiairarj"Sri*ihg, i.rpiJity of the
Lis,. it i*ar. excelleht retai.4ly,stimillatini; the Liver
fna LvvitLy extiTity.
For Bilious Disorders and LIT er Complaints, it is an
excellent remedy, praluang many truly remarkable
cures, shore other medicine!' had tailed.
prepark.J Ly DR. J. C. AYER k CO., Practical and
itcaljtiatl Lliemiats, Lowell, „II ass., and sold all round
the work].
FZ:r Isla by A. D. Burbler, Druggist,- Getty.barg.
[Oct. 2, 1868.-3al
Invigorator and Restorer
OP VIE
Vitality of the Stomach.
Prepared from Pure Vegetable Materials.
Pure Tonics and the most
Pleasant Aromatics.
This I:trainable Remedy for Dyspepsia and General
Debility of the system is offered to the public, after a
falr trial of its merits, with entire confidence that it
will command their approvaL It has been submitted.
with the materials which compose It , to practising
Pbyelciane—among others to Dr M. D.(l PTEIFFtI,
one of our oldest and most eminent Physicians, resid
ing, at Neer Oxford, who, after examination., pro
nounced it a Remedy which would nolfait to show its
salutary effects, when properly administered, In cases
of Dyspepsia, springing irom old age and debilitating
effects of curious inward diseases—weakening, and at
last destroying the nervous power of the stomach fv
aelf—and therefore entitling it to be emphatically
called “The Great.lnvigotater...
Dr. W. J. McClain, another prominent Physician of
New Oxford, thus gives his opinion:
New 0.1.7071 D, Dec. 30, 1868.
Mr. Jour BUSBET.
Dear Sir:—At youi request I have examined "The
Great Invigorator," prepared by you, and the formula
from which it is prepared. It is croupostat of SOM. of
the moat powerful vegetable tonics and moat pleasant
aromatics known to our profession, and 1 have-no
hesitancy in recommending it in Chronic casesof Dye.
pepsin, and in all cyses of Indigestion resulting from
debility of the Stomach. Believing that, if prupstly
need, It will be of incalculable benefit to th., gaffer:nu
of our race, I subscribo alysali;
Yours, very respectfully,
W. J. MobLUILE, M. D.
neL.Manufacturad and for sale, wholesale and re
tail. at Now Oxford, Adams county, Pa , by
RBdBEY & HEAGY, Proprietors.
AGENTS.—The "Great Invigorator" ran be had
from rho following Agents:
D. E. Foote, Baltimore,Md.• ' 13.11.01bbone, Balti—
more, Md.; A. D. Buehler, Gettyaborg, Pa.; A . 8.
Hildebrand, East Berlin, Pa.; F. d. Wasoti, erwick
Bor., I'3. ; Theodore Fierier ' arwick Soc., Pa.; F. X
Smith. Irlehtowo, Pa.; S.G.. Lawrence, Mount Rock
Pa.; W. A. Mcllheony, Red Ladd, P. 0. Pa.;
J. 1.1
Wiest New. Oxford, Pa.; D.M . Miller, New Oxford
Ps. . pan.ls.—C
AYER'S
HAIR VIGOR
FOR THE RENOVATION OF THE
HAI R .
The Great Desideratum of the Age
A dressing which Is at once agreeable, healthy, and
effectual for preserving the hair. Faded or pray hair
a soon risiored Jo ian original color , and blie gleu and
huh nose of youth. Thin hair Is thickened, telling
hair checked. and baldness often, though not always
cured by Italie.. Nothing can restore the hair where
the follicles are destroyed, or the gland, atrophied and
decayed. 'But inch as remain can be eared for naiad
nese by thin application. Instead of fouling the hair
:with a peaty sediment, it will keep it clean and vigor
oun. Ito ocoodonsi nee will prevent the hair from
turning gray or falling of, and conseqaently pserent
baldness. free from those deleterious imbetances
which make some preparations dangerous and htjuri
ons to the hair, the Vigor ant only benefit but no
harmJt. If wasiteiltnerelfiLlor
RIM DiIESSING,
nothing else can be band scr dedirkble. Oaatalnlag
neither oil nor die, it'ditigmitil II ithitimultbritt, and
yst tuts longer on the 144 glirlatit a rick glows
Inatrello a paldiairii4mmt. .
Prepared by Dr: Ayer 4' Ca
r _
PRACTiair k ANAIPFAUM tuamwrs t
• -4 - -;
1035011.444813 i,
.$4.4 *; 4.te l ig i P* 9ll4l43 ti
frtff,:- 4 .!** l r
, tolaAmikei
FC.F. TIIE CURB OF
ME=
Se okt.•
==ll
PRICE, $lOO PER BOTTLE.
THE GREAT
Pins*
inpltmtuto,
FARM IMPLEMENT
WILLOUGH tiV 'S
GUM SPRING DRILL.
Beet Drill in sus, will sow nil kinds of Orn tn
without changing any pact of thr 4r UL
Can them with or without it.,
Guano Attachments.
Ounrantood to do good work. Moo, t h e
Ilarrisburg Fannig Mill
nncle in New York. I.:111.11y rut gaud as the ualls
formerly ..,Ikl fu thl• county.
SEPARAWILS AND CLOVACR
LKltzt, gtP.KLPtMI . 1I FAIR3IINO
PLEsigNTS Omit I.:RALLY:
l'i.r sl le hy
Ans.
J. H. SIIIIiEMAN'S
1 REAPERS & MOWERS.
LT A VINO been agent for thin nianblue last sessou,
// *ha oiler It to the 'auntie [hiss...sou It to , well
known, haring taken the premium at the benders.
Vs!r.:Gsn et the Gettysburg flowing Rauh over
' Seeeu others uhleh were conahlered eplentlid nm
chinoa, awl Ilk a ice at the Dithburg 310 u fug Metal.
vt•.l Out to otter en) uoschirie thst Fill
not wee 4 .'itu,reetiou, 1 buyo refuted agencies
. %Jol oche, moehines,stbd I,ow elfel this ene
111 r: i;isxt r OF VIE SEASON
soymelr s 1 know osottly what it will
rsos . lo 1 -hr yosi to swan, farmers who have
0.. , . ions— ol or. oho .re hig,l ph-stood and
j gas rho , I• ih. s stl; st..whisr. ti.r, wisuisi.ussr.
hot,. •M. in, :VOA, Ansi repoislur done hero itt
a ih.• g,tat coossols.rati—o— Ito machine; can Iry ri stirs , . l st ;qua Its's shodhslo3 owl
No. s ss-t
41.1,1 g a the ISINDEIt. which Is at.
..nrne•i :.• Itraper n , O l Near- It L.
a s ;rd. 4{o 1,1 , 411 ti)
1" , .,11.1 It!, II tl Vt.! 11 , 13'.1 old a Ili
11111. I.,• 4! 1.. t. 111... If rape", hi c h
Mar e b e en aold; .tom rause.* be attached to athy tott.e.l
MitChilin except i 4 .1311..11.214 . •.
I Win refer
..y..uto a few formers, in tlif7..:en;
kcal/ties. who hart ught and ~and theme machine ,
Stephen 06ttier,
11r. St eruer,
Mr. MOO.
ilerahlty
11. B. Woo4htsrp
MichArl
Iliirttnao.
J
wilts othrrN. tp, inention
'Mho tneohine host a selirak•, aide delivery. eau
1. warranted to de its vrhth as above recomtnended.
Ali. , on hand, SRI REM A N'S to ELY•DIr'CIIAROI NO
HOBS EltOK E, n flrat-rat,artlcle, which %vs , . ill
at the I..weet poSsible price. Warranted to give sati,
taLt tot, A la., the COLUMBIA HAKE %trey. on hand.
Yl4ellities can he i.en at my ham,, three milee south
Of Get ty shUrg, or at Mr. Conrad Snyder's Battlefield
Hotel. LEWIS , A. BUSUNIAN,
Jone3.—tr A ttent.
A liTord to the Wise !
MG ILLY 13IPORTANT TO FARM ERS
Renner's Chemical Fertilizer !
TIIE importance of a quick, ac
a- tire and duruLlo Fertir,r, adapted to the ant
of our county, Is acknowltd,ted by all Farmers. lis•-
lug nati,,fiett myself, after long study nut careful 8X•
per inient, that F.C.R 's
Chemical Fertilizer
vorpalsev al7 othets in adapted fled,. to All kinds of
.oil. 1 Lave but e10.v.4 the right for Adams county,
and rut pr laderll for it pruntptly and in.
reavouablv tofu.. it IS no butuLug, but
HAS BEEN SUCCESSFULLY TRIED.
by a bulub, of our Farmers, anl is admitted by •lt
who bare it to be the brat in the 'LAO:et, Ind lila
cheap -at. I •+n preioliral to furnish this Fertilizer
•ny qn.tutity, nod will deliver
In any town or vi:lage, in thu
County,
when ordered iti not 4,1 ,datatity than a TON. f
mann factuao it 11. r ash, at tin per ton without bags, ur
$.55 in bags. Thi: f..rtiliser is composed of lb* best
fertilising char.icals that can be had. I nun no oil of
vitriol; it does not contain any ammonia, therefore
do not use it. Neither do I use lime not ashes.
THE OBJECT OF TILE CIiEMICAL VERTILIZEIt
Is to introduce a fertiliser that will last tor a series,/
dtopo—not only LUI one. 11containi euflivieot /10.110,
matter to mature the grala and make it ripen early,
while the ammonia forces the growth. I aspect to.
manufactures large ripply this winter fur the spring
crops,and therefure Invite farmers and the public gen
erally to give It a trial on all klinhi of Grams and
Vegetable*.
CAUTION.—I booby give ti.tice that Farm Rights
heves tter sold onlees signed by me. are Infringements
on my Right. and will he prboenuted and dealt with
according to late, trim which there is no appeal.
tlex.A II orders v. ill be promptly attended to by er •
dressing
$. X. N. 31c111.3131 t/eneral Agent for sale of Conn
ty and State lilgbt•,llendert•llle, Attune c....uuty, P:i
Dee.25.-1y
FARMERS!!!
TRY THE
ALTA VELA PIIOSPIIATE
rr is composed priticip.all Poi the celebrated
1 from
ALTA VELA.
Contains three per cent. of AMMONIA, an =pit
quantity to give activity (without Injury) to the vege.
Latina, and n large quantity of soluble
BONE PHOSPHATE OF LIME, •
together with Penult and Soda, the essential element.
of a
COMPLETE MANURE.
The high reputation It has obtained among the many
thousand farmer' who are using it in preference t,
all other kinds, is • sure guarantee of its value.
SI./.00 PKIt TON.
Send fora pamphlet. Address -
THE ALTA YELL OrANO CO.,
57 Broadway, New York.
S. S. BISHOP 3 CO., °AU N. Del. Ave., Philadelphia.
Agents for Penna. and Southern sew Jersey.
July 31,1888.—1 y
SURPRISE OATS
"prepared to tarnish SERPISE SEED OATS
to parsons desiring it. Weighs 17 lbs when hill)
matured, and ripens ten days earlier than other cats
knows larger-and stiffer in the straw, and will y lel.:
100 to 126 bushels to the sere. Persons wanting it
'mast make early application.
Sir . ' will tielive the Oats to persons in Gettyebnre
or sicinity at $3 per bushel. Address
. " -
CEIARLES W. GRIEST.
Petersburg, (Y. 5.,) Adams rn., N.
J.n. Ib.—t( •
A inancial
Notice to Capitalists
:roursoms desiring of Investing, and reatirieg
I nearly NMI Pia OZNT., axe requested tc,
eel at tge
gettysburg National.. Bank,
AND QIITAIN CIRCULARS OP TIME
UNION PACIFIC
I=
CENTRAL PACIIIO RAILROAD COB. GRATIS_
These Investments are daily growing in raror al'.
welesincreaaing.
diirtKiNDS can be had at all timee at this Bank
and where all information concerning said invest.
manta will be eheallhll7 given.
Dee.111.1667.—tf J. EMORY 11.411R,eashier:
GETTYSBURG
NATIONAL BANK•
GOVERNMENT BONDS, of all kinds, BOUGHT and
BOLD.
fIEVEN-TIMITYBONDneonssrtadIntoVITE-TWEN-
tY HONDO without ehaiget.
COMPOUND INTlittillT NOTES CASHED.
The MO HEST PRIMII7II paid au GOLD aodSILV.SR.
STOCKS and BONDS, of mil kinds. bought for persona
without- ORLBOING 003111188101.
ORDERS PROMPTLY IXICUTRD
Interest on EIPZOLLL DiPOIIITB advanced 1 per cen
PER OBIST. for 7 year,
,
4 PI M 01K?. for 6 montim,
a PAS OUT. for 6 months.
Parvenu wishing information In ?award to 11. B.poadb
and Stocks of all kinds, are invited tegtv e..ae a call
and we will give ail inktmetkat cheearfelly..
J, XMOBT BATS %lowlife]
Gettystmrg„ Oct. 80,1867-t!
FIRST NATIONAL DA.NI3.
GETTYSBTJRG
RILL ALLOW •
Interest oa BPI=4tI,DXVIDSITT, p 4 on*owa
6'r OUT. PXX ANNOM ros TRU.
MOITTUa.
a 4K " 3 it
WILL DON COWPOTTND INTNARST NOTIDI AND
00UPOND.
Intl also paroaaso 8104 Mil Wt SONIN o f
may Wad Moo or otaim_ai_r Ogainiamplat,iy i t*ln
*Maar pay Ow
GOLD MD ML - 1;
arith.plasaart IMO. a as
Ikaritobt•Partibdoglckar:
/11.1,4
M=M
W3I. WHILE:
G EOROK BENDER,
Benders, We. Penns