(fite
belt rrid,aty , Now - 1363.
CUIFiIiI4I.4IT.
Comparetbwith its value and the number
of iniSaitii4htch 10461iia, the currant
is a negketed tuit. - The first correct ree
ord we have of the currant as a fruit under
oultis f ation ,u about A. D. 1600 ; bat once
introduced ft increased mplaly In favor, -
and growing so readily from cuttings or'
-- aliikds, it Was found in the garden of every
stranger.." -
Every owner of a lat_plants a tew cur
rant hushes, and as a rule every owner of
a lot neglects their cultivation. Usually
they are given a position as close to the side
. cZ a fence as posalle, and if they grow and
-produce fruit in abundance, tot very well;
if they do not fruit abundantly, the owner
remarks that currants don't seem to do in
my graden.
No other fruit bearing plant iii die whole
list, fruits so , well or endures so many years'
under complete neglect as the -currant;
and we believe no other fruit, has in itself
valuable qualities for so many uses' as the
currant. It thrives in any soil, shade ( r
sunshine, and if planted in varied expos
ures may be had hi eating over two months.
As a dessert fruit It is.cooling and grateful
to the stomach, ornamental and attractive
on the table, valuable for its medicinal qual
ities—being used, to allay thirst in febrile
complaints, to lessen an increased secre
tion of bile, to correct a putrid and scor
butic state of the fluids, *strengthen the
stomach and•eleite, appetite. It is'ased for
tarts and pies when green and can be kept
fresh for years in bottles. Ripe, it is not
only used-as dessert, but is made into jel
•lies and wines, and can be distilled into
brandy.
As a crop fur market, planted four by
four feet, the currant yields from one hun
dred and fifty to two hundred bushels to the
acre; and if sold in Market, usually brings
about two dollars a bushels. Made into
wine and the product sold at two dollats a
gallon, it has returned aver $4OO to the
acre.—Ohio Fanner.
TILE KITCHEN GAUDISN.—It is a matter of
astonishment that so many farmers appear,
to be indifferent to the kitchen garden.--
There are many vegetables like celery,lettuce
asparagus, rhubarb and many others that
might be named, .that are absolutely indis
pensable in their season upon every well
supplied table. They are healthful, as well
as palatable, and no farmer should deprive
his family of an abundant supply of them.
Besides, the garden, if conveniently loca
ted, as it should be, near the house, need
not occupy an unreasonable amount of
time, but offers a place where many an odd
hour may be filled up with pleasure as well
as profit There is no estimating the say
_ lug which might be effected by greater at-
tention to the garden.
The fact is, the farinerls better situated to
have upon his table every luxury in the
way of vegetables and small fruits, since
he can produce them himself, than any other
class cf people, but in point of fact how
few avail lien:selves of the 'advantages o
this position.
What is more healthful than rhubarb, or
pie-plant, in its season, and yet how few
gardens contain it ! Who would deprive his
family of celery, and yet how few gardeng
give it any place.
LIrE CATTLE WEIGYLED BS MEASURE:-
The only instrument necessary is a measure
with feet and inch marks upon it. The
girth'ls the circumference of the animal
just behind the shoulder blades. The
length is the distance from the should,:r
blades. The superficial feet are obtained
by multiplying thd girth and length. The
following table contains the rule to ascer
tain the weight of the animal :
If less than one foot in girth, multiply
superficial feet by eight.
If leis than three and wore than one,
multiply superficial feet by eleven.
If less Mau fire and more thalt three,
multiply superficial feet by sixteen.
If less than seven and more than five,
multiply superficial feet by twenty-five.
If less than .nine and more than seven,
multiply superficial feet by thirty-three.
If less than eleven and more than nine,
multiply superficial feet by forty two.
Example : Suppose a pig to measure in
girth two feet, and length one foot arid nine
inches. There would then be three and a
half feet, which, multiplied by eleven, gives
thirty-eight and a half pounds aithe weight_
of the animal when dressed. In this way
the weight of !Ic four quarters can be sub
stantially ascertained during life.—South
cria Cullivator.
15 WHITS CLOVER PASTURE Goon FOR
SHEEP ? —Havin,g kept sheep, for six years,
principally upon white clover, I can recom
mend It as being darabhf and affording
about one-third more food than other grass
es, and it Wilt tad closer feeding, and
sheep will do well on IL I have *bout ten
acres that have been seedol -. eighteen'or
twenty years. It was , sown with prairie
grasrt, which is long since extant, and the
clover still flourishes, the ground has nev
er been broken, mid it has often been re
marked that my pastures Will sustain more
stock than any - pasture of its size in the
neigborhood, It also makes good hay for
sheep. I mix white clover seed and sow
for meadow ; it sods over better and yields
all of one-third more per acre, and makes
much better hay for sheep. I wintered
sixty-fire sheep on bay thus mixed without
feeding any pain, and lost none after win
ter set in, and none are poor and weak.—
My latnbe have need of but little care, their
dams all being in good condition. The
above sheep kept better than jlocks in the
vicinity thatintre had hay and grain with
out - white clover.— Wisconeiri'l'armer.
FISH AS Foon.—Tbe New York Tribune
says: "The value of fish, and in particu
lar the hard and sweet varieties of flesh, such
as in trout and shad, is of great importance,
_forilluruislies in the phosphorus the ele
ments of brain-food, and becomes an abso
lute necessity in the advanced intellectual
development of our people. The truth is,
and it is only appreciated, that social and
intellectual progress are based upon Taried
and abundant supplies of food I, and it may
be stated as *Jaw . , that there • never will be
any high civilization where the diet of a
people is limited to a few kinds of staple
Loud, no matter how favorable these may
be for establishing what is called a condi
tion free from disease. From this it is evi
dent that the rice diet of the people of
eastern Asia, and the limited elements con
tained in the - acrid food of the People of the
tropics, will not permit any of these na
tions to rise above the barbaric,"
To purify a room, set a pitcher of water
in the appartment and In a few hours it will
have absorbed all the respired gases in the
room, the air of which become purer,
but the water utterly Nth.): The colder
the water ia the. greater the capacity to
contain these gases. At ordinary tempera
ture a pall of water will absorb a . pint of
carbonic acid gas and several pinta of
ammonia. The capacity is nearly doubled
by reducing the water , to the temperature of
Ice. Hence, water kapt in a room awhile
Is iiways unfit Az use. For the samerea;
son the water from a pump should always
be pumped out in the morning before any
of It is used. Impure water is more injuri
otts than impure air.
Pam Horsford claims that the best noon
can only be made from thoroughly rlpene4
grain, and that more Ss lost by casing grain
early, them wonid be by the AM* of 'lke
tally 1430 ipitin *Mu iszvestiop.
Ti'ltookfttlAjonk.): ~.;:.;':.:.•---
.. ii 't - ii., E.r . t . ' 5.....>,
DR.UG '-_STORE.
librnee plelS'earui--flaWmord 4itr,eet
GETTYBB - 131tG, PA.
APING pure-bated tido old and; powillailltind,
Al Mad
said faun-entirely uan 4And fresh
oral a fall assort nient,clonalatlrg la part of
DUMB - AND FAMILY IIItDICENES.
PATENT MEDICINES -A LARGE ASSOWPMWEIT.
PURE LIQUORS RWIISES roa MEDICINAL VCR
SPICES AND PLEVORIXI) EXTRACTS. POSES.
DYES & DYESTUFFS—ROW k STIEVENBYDYIES.
EXCELSIOR DYES, AND TUE ANIL/NE DUE=
THE CR EAPESt AND REST IN TILE WARIEST.
ALL VMS NEW END . ELEGANT PERFUMES AND
TOILET ARTICLES.
cow Errs, LNIVOTILER SUPERIOR SOAPS.
FORNFAIS MESE POWDERS-TUE B 1 AND
CHISAfEST; ALSO, F01317,"8, ELLS, DALE'S
PIRSIAN,SToNSDRAILEWEi AND Roazara.
STAMIONERY OF ALL KINDS.
CIOAW, Talk= AND • SNUFF—TU.I BEST
BRANDS.
PHYSICIANS' PRIMRIPTIONS AND PANT RR
OEMS CARNMILLY COSInUNDSD.
PHYSICIANS AND COUNTRY SIERCHANTS BUR
PLUM AT REDUCED EATER.
Jtedicines firrnished AT ALL nom as oon mon?.
Night Bell at tAe door.
April 1, 1868.-tf
A. D. BUEHLER
DRUG & BOOK STORE ,
CHAMBERSBURG STREET,
Near the Diamond.
STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS,
- DBMS AND MEDICINES,
PERFUMERY AND TOILET SOAPS.
tar COUNTRY MERORANTE supplied at wholesal
city prices.
Pub. 12.—tf
DR. JAMES CRESS,
DRUGGIST,
Store in Branns Ballo. al.,
LITTLESTOWN.
H AVING opened new DRUG
STORE and fitted Map in the best style, I offer
my stock of pure and fresh Drugs to the citizen. of
Littleetown and vicinity at the lowest market rates,
coneieting in part of
Drugs and Family Medicines, Pur
Liquors for Medicinal Purposes,
Patent Medicines, Horse
Powders,
Pure Spices, Dyes and Dye Stuffs, Perfumery,
TMlet Soaps and Fancy articles. A.full assortment of
Brushes, Stationery of all Muth., Cigars, Tobacco and
Snuff.
Silf-Moore's Electra-Magnetic Soap will wash with
hard or soft water, cold,sir warm. Clothes washed
with this Soap are made beautifully white without
boiling or blueing. This is tlio host Soap in use. Try
it. It is warranted not to injure the hands or fabric.
Littleatown, May 13.—1 y JAMES CRESS.
DR. -R. HORNER,
PHYSICIAN AND DRUGGIST,
OWce and Drug Store, CII.S.3IDEIISSIIRO tiTREE
GETTYSBURG
Medical advice without charge
=1
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PATENT MEDICINES, STA
TIONERY, PERFUMERY, SOAPS, BRUSHES, TOIL
ET ARTICLES, DYE STUFFS, FPICES, BAK
ING SODA, CREAM OF TARTAR, LAMPS,
COAL OIL, AC., AC
PURE LIQUORS for medicinal purposes.
Dr. 11. Eforner's OLIEN, a reliable remedy for
chopped hands, rough skin, ,te.
All articles warranted pare and genuine
Jan S. 111n8.-tf
tiannettl.
GETTYSBURG
NATIONAL BANK
GOVERNMENT BONDS, of all kinds, BOUGHT and'
SOLD.
B la EN-TIFIRTY BONDS co nverted IutoFIVE-TWEN
'ff BONDS withotit ctkario
COVOUND INTEREST NOTES CASHED
ThiLIIGIIEEIT PREMIUM pokt on GOLD sigiSILYRR.
STOOKS and BONDS; of on hinds. bought for porsoas
without CUARO IRO commienox.
auras PROMPTLY R.NRCUTED. -
•
tenant ou SPECIAL Di:POSITS advanced 1 per cen
6 PEE OEgiT. furl year,
4 PER CENT. for 6 mouths,
3 LEE CENT. for 3 months.
Persona wishing Information In regard to U. 9. Bonds
and Stocks of all kinds, are Invited to give us a call
and we will give all information cheerfully,
J. EMORY .BAJ.E, Cashier.
Gettysburg, Oct. 30, 1867-tf
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
GET PYSBURG
WILL ALLOW
Interest on SPECIAL DEPOSITS as follows
4 PER CENT. PER ANNUL/ YOU 1 ViaE.
4 " " " " 6 IIONTIIB 7
3 u n . 44 41 3 u.
WILL CASH COVPOUND INTEREST NOTES AND
COUPONS.
Will alai, purchase or se/I ROCES and ROSES o
every kind free of charge as Comullaiden, and will a •
all times pay the RICHEST PRICE for '
GOLD AND SILVER,
and with pleasure transact all business promptly u
heretofore per taluing to a well regulated Bank.
ORO. ARNOLD,
Gottyaburg, Nov. 6.18=41
I'M and girt Nuouraitte.
ADAMS COUNTY
PditTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
ISOORPORATED, MARCH 18, 1851
OFFICERS
President—George Swope.
Vloo-President—Samnet R. Snell
Bocietary —D. A. Buehler.
•
Treasurer—E.G. Vahneatock.
Executive Committee—Robert XeCiardy,H. A .Plok
log, Jacob King.
Blanugere.--Deorge Swope, D. A .Euettler, 12.31cCui
d 7, 8- A- Russell, E.G. Fahnadock, Gkettjeburg; Jamb
King. iltreban township; Frederick Diehl, Preaklie ;
R. A- Pinking. Stratum; Abate! P. OM, New Oxkord;
Writ, Eau White, LLberty; U. C. Plank Peen/Hug
(Y. E.) •
la.Thi 'Coo:ipso y 4limited hilts °pastime to the
county of Adams. It hu been in operation for more
than II years, and la that-period has made but au as
sessment, baying paid lowa by ere daring that period
amotniting to over 1118,000. Any person desiring an In
scram* rim apply to Mika: of WI isamtiptrit.
iirThe Executive Conuttittee,meets at tha Ake of
Company, au the teat Wednalaay fn every maatit
at :o'clock, P. M. Pans 10.1:111,
ardWart, QlutXL C.
H ARD WA'
♦ID G.Lao 58.1.1113
„tali tu b soilbersbiojustroirtaadtromtbsidtles
as isuaanse *apply iof IIaILDWAIM GIP
0114 1 / 1 13,wlici thoyare ofertagatiludr old stand
ta Bettatore street, at priosi 4o salt Our
steskigoasists is parlor
- • --OorpsaterleSirelf - - • -
- Toole .
Shoe ir !seats".
Osidoluivitafe. Toga.. '; ,
- . uess•workes Inoue&
_ Anidaille -of 1,0111 aft
! 0. 2 0 03211141. OP "atti KIND 8,
Oils Paiute .aa.,,ao, ,Tkoralsraasuebtoitua.tl a
the Normal 41•partataatikaltiattatedalrat bat trial
ofaily
Ina liajoal at this Moro. -: avaai
ay asifirm Tad lim*.witil -11114P6 Ildlhi .'-
5 Gan 110111 . 1•17 Itithi ' r:
V., QIN' asigosilaursos 'ipiriOisi(iat -Dv
bir: i tikdiassislotilvtimiimult L...A.;:t , ,i.
4 ;
NISIMIT.I
SOME TlllbiG NEW.
N
New Furniture Rooms.-
A. M. lIU.i. ; T.FaR: a -.'CO.
bare Won to tlat-Eastern cities and • filye laid in a
large and splendid initorialent of •
Cottage and Parlor Furniture,
•,
equal in style to any Louse out of the city, teltioh
they offer to the public at city price". Their stook
consists of
FULL COTTAGE CUAMBE It SUITS, from S3O up.
BUREAUS, from $0 ups . • -
wAsussAnDs, from VISO-up.. . -'
TOWEL RACKS, from Li Mi. up.
CHAIRS, from Se ret up.
BEDSTEADS, from $4 up.
WARDROBES, as low EU/ $l6.
TABLES, se low as SI
SOPA& as low as CIO.
LOUNGES, as low - as sp,
MATTRESSES, SPRING BED BOTTOMS and a great
Turlety of other Goode; all at equally low rater.
and examine our stock, jag
South-east Corner of Dianicknd
March 12.—tf
BUTTON HOLE OVERSEAMING
AND
SEWING MACHINE Co.,
In directing attention to their CELEBRATED COM
BINATION BUTTON HOLE & SEWING MACHINE
beg leave to refer to its wonderful popularity as con
elusive prootof its great
The increase in tic demand for this valuable machine
his been TEN FOLD during the lastseren month: of its
first year before the public.
This grand and surprising success is unprecedented
in the history of sewing machines; and we feel fully
warranted in claiming that
BEING ABSOLUTELY THE
FAMILY MACILINE
It is really two maOinescombined In one. (by &sim
ple and beautiful mechanical arrangement,) mating
both the Shuttle or Lock-stitch, and the Oversee:Mug
and Button hole stitch, with equal facility and per
fection. It executes in the rtry test manner every va
riety of Sewing, such ag,..llemming, Yelling, Cording,
Taal og, Stitching, Braiding and Quilting, Gathering
and Sewing on, (done at the same time,) and in addi
tion,OVerseams. Embroiders on the edge, and makes
beautiful Button and Eyelet Boles in all fabrics.
Every 3lachinu to warniuted by the Company, or its
Agents, to givaen tire satisfaction.
-.• • .
L'lrenlare with full particulars and samples of work
done on this Machine, cau be bad on application at tlie
Salearoome of the Cow pony.
S. W. Cor. Elcventh and C'hesenut &reels,
Instructions gireo on the Maclaine at the rooms o
be Company gratuitously to all purchasers.
W. •B . Sl e NDLXIIALL, Treasurer
May 27—ly
$4O STITCH ! $37 50
$4O $4O first class SEWING SIACIIINEE $37 50
$4O given cis premimts far $37 10 worth 1 1 37 So
$4O ofaribscriptions fore 00 U.S HOUSE- $37 10
$4O - HOLD ADVOCATE, a first class sl7 10
0-0 Family paper, at 7S cents a year.— $.7 Su
$4O Ales $37 10
$32 TICK ! TICK ! $3O
$32 AMERICAN WATCHES. worth $32, Sib
$32 given for 020 worth of subscriptions.— 0.30
$32 Al, $3O
$l2 DICTIONARY. $l2
$l2 Webster's Unabridged Dictionary, :VI
012 'sem!) $l2, given as premiums ter $l2
$l2 $l2 worth of subscriptions. Also $l2
$lOO Sunday Sehool .
$lOO
$BO LIBRARIES, $BO
$OO Large or email, to be selected from $6O
$3O 4(,0 volumes of the very best. Poolts $lO
$4O published and given as a premium. $4O
$lO loran equivalent amount of sub- $3O
$24 scrlptionc $24
An. Mao several other premiums equally liberal., /c.
/Fit-The ADVOCATE, (formerly called the Prospec-
tusicontains 16 large pages, and aims to promote
Knowledge, Virtue, and Temperance. It has been
enlarged and improved three Omen in 27 months.—
Send for specimen copy.) Address
8. S. WOOD,
P.O. Duildfag, Newburgh, Y
March 12.-810
1115 HOOP SKIRTS. 1115
WM. T, HOPKINS
the Removed Lk Mannfitctory and Salto:room, to
50. 1115 C IT ESTNUT STREET PIT IL ADELPIIIA,
Where his
,"Own Make" of Champ! WI (loop Skirts,
especially adapted to Firet.cLiss I{74algsale and Ilrflil
Trade, will be found to embrace the most extensive
assortment In the Union, and all the bleat and mast
desirable Styles, Shapes, Lengths and Sites, 2, 2 1 4.
21 ; 1. "?{yards mond, of Plata and Gored Panic:rs,
Walking Skirts, Deception Trails, dec., &c., together
with over ninety different varieties of Misses and
Children's Skirts, all of which for ;symmetry of sty I n ,
finish, lightness, elasticity, durability and red/ Cheap.
nes:, are unequaled by any calker goods in the market,
and are warranted In every respect. Skirts made to
order, Altered uud Repaired, Wholeedle and Retail.
Full Does of Low P,L7.4 tattern Made Skirts, 15
springs, .35Cents; 21.1 Sprin,s, 45 Cents , 25 Spriggs,
15 Cents; :Id Springs, t:,5 Centel and 10 Springs, 75
Ceuta.
CORSET::: COSSETS ! ! C(JIIC ETS !!: 55 different
styles 1101.1 prices, from 72 Coot. to ..';7.04), embracing
,R. Wortley. °Deck el," M.l lose i 31;eduzu guy's
Corset Skirt .Supporters, Mrs. Moody's Patent `!Self.
Adjusting Abdominal" Corsets, French, !English and
Domestic Rand-made Corsets, and superior French
Patterns, of Caen Cutlets, "Our Own Make," to
which we invite especial attention,
Complete asvortmvot of Ladies' Coder Garmects,
at very low prlcee.'
:, GENERAL AGENT FOR TIIE BARTRAN k FAN.
TON FAMILY SEWING MACHINES, emperfor to
any ether before the public. Fifty-two of these No 1
Machines, Price $. 7 .5 each, are being given away toour
•cuatontord, lie Cr ;or to get them Introduced. Every
P•raon In wont Of article In our line, should equation
our goods before purchating eleewhero. Call or send
for circular., at our Manufactory and Sul.roome, No.
1115 Chestnut at., Philadelphia.
March 28.—Cou WU. T. HOPKINS.
ONE POUND OF BUTTER
MADE FROM
on TINT OF MILK
$25 profi t
VT ' b6PnW.TTAII fora bottioof the
with six gallons of milk, will produce 1,0 Ms of prime
fresh Batter. This Inexpensive, excellent Batter is
now daily consumed from the tables of the first HU
tele, Reitsurunte and p . rlyste families in New York
City and elsewhere.
State, County and City Rights for wile, offering to
capitalists rare opportunities for establishing a staple
business, paying enormous profile. Agents wanted
everywhere.
A bottle of th.. , Eztract, sufficient to make lbs. of
Butter, with full directiona ;or use, be cant te any
address en the receipt of SI 00.
The public are cautioned against all worthless Imi
tations, sold under the name of "Batter Powders,
Compounds, &a ," as the EXTRACT 0.1.' BUTTER
PLANT is prepared only by the
ECONOMY BUTTER COMPANY,
QMce, 115 7aiberty•StTeet,
Factory, 230 Greenwich street,
N. B.—By the me of the Butter Plant a pure and
xcellent Table Butter Is made ut a cost- of sliteen
onto per pound. [Jan. 22.—dm
PUMPS I PUMPS
FOR pure water use, neither bad
_IC tasting wood, rusty Iron, nor poison lend, but
CUCUMBER - PUMP,
made of wild encumber wood, pair dyla-Odess, dura
ble and rdiah/e. .Not a patent article, but the good
old-fashioned wooden Pump, made by machinery, and
therefore perfect and accurate In all its parts, raising
an equal amount of water, and costing leas than half
the money. Easily arranged so ea to be eon-freezing,
and lu construction so chnple that any one can put
it up and keep it in repair. After thorough trial It Is
acknowledged the DIST AIM CULAPLET. Twelve feet of
toting with each pump, free of charge. Dealers sup
plied at lowest mantifecttirors rates. For circulars,
price lisle,
Call or adddrese
CHAS. G. BLATCHLEY,
No. 8 North Seventh Street,
Agents wanted. Philadelphia. Pa.
No. 624 filbert it. bet. 6th & 7th Market A Arab et,
Ph/lad/ibis, Pa
Feb.lo.-6ui
A SERVINT FOR AUL
.1.144Na-Improvesior luenitag, Clotting
mut LateAliing GiOsa,
"Lfrilr be atterAed to any gate end clewed from
AXIL bpggy, tears or saddle, by ow head, In tiny de-
Wred direction from the gate.- opened and closed from
otte point, at any distance from the gate. This Im
provement is minipill and cheap, yet perfect and strong
not be disarranges! by the arthe Eats,
por by the beet raking the pasta; may made at a
country blacksmith's, and easily attached to gate.
The vadeselepeed; Whig the alight for ,idains coon.
ty, will whl TownalOp and P/112,4 ilightaarttlakstr,
provement. '
IMP, Ram_
—witch vue beebread vabeable ant seriaveseeet
who Woresstee to Wire through—se they melee by
tbehr twebsoree, slow wed latch agate, without ma
..0.4 7 of wafts ths vetoer
lipinutoberldprastisa,ltt um mu s
igamett
Oaf.. rtllit■E
AOTE e
highest V -trim
odd brikeis aatLeard
r. '
- Alto. 4. °Mis
Milk it:
+.;
'
iNtott)t .
Furniture Store in Gettysburg.
AT THE OLD "SENTINEL" OFFICE.
A. N. HUNTER k seo,,
THE AMERICAN
IT HAS 21'0 EQUAL,
Li' TUE WORLD,
And Intrinsieally the Cheapest
Philadelphia, Pa
AGENTS WANTED
FREDERICK PAXSON, Pretith,
D. W. ROBISON, Agent;
.Gettyeburg, Pa
EW YORK CITY
THE CELEBRATED
AMOY.
I have opetieo an ageAcy for the
SALE OF MriAL ESTATE,
cottitecticca illy trot tiittolio*i in oet t sburg
Pirtle' arishing to sett, or buy zoo,' dud it tc
fluids odootttage tb coll. Several \
Farms and Woodland
A No.l, WARM. PRICE $6,000
A TRACT, DO ACRES,- FOR $l,BOO
A GOOD FARM, 230 AORRE: 7 IIRt CHEAP
•:A FARM, 190 ACRES, FOR $3, 600
A FARM, 65 ACRES, FOR 82, ft
*FARM, bi ACRES, FOR 52,400
A VERY GOOD FARM, 100 ACRES
A VERY GOOD FARM 126 ACRES
A FREY GOOD FARM, 160 ACRES
A NO:1, FRUIT FARM, 200 ACRES •
A GotwrAILM, 100 ACRES, bear Oettpburg
A GOOD FARM. ISO SORES and 30 ACRES WOOD
LAND FOR $5,801
A GOOD FARM, 11) ACRES AT $35 PER 4.cns
A WRY GOOD FARM, 213:1 ACRES , AT $5O -
A FAILII,IOO - At-RES, AT $5O
A Y A BSI, 150 ACRES AN)) VE Rif GOOD BUILDINGS
AT 930 PER ACRE ••
10000 FARM, 100 ACRES and GOOD BUILDINGS
Agicrao FARM, 150 ACRES
ry desirable propertY In Littleetowia. Also, sever
,al Howse and out-lots fo Gettysburg for sale.
Attonley etTnv
aettylburg,July 10.18673.—U.
In consequence or the elsositrous fire, width In Jnu
nnry In t, desern3ed their store snd Its ceutents,
J. E. C.ALDWELL & CO.
„Jewellers,
Hare hod outdo espechtily to their order in Europe
end in Anieriiit t nn entirely
New Stock \ of Choice Goods,
which are now open4and ready for.oramlnation.
Very Fine Paris., Mantle Clocks,
( livery movement with the Lisly Improvement!.)
NEW SIDE ORNAMENTSNTO MATCH,
Entirely new \ . -
Bronzes, Groups and Figures
GORHA3I MANITF'G CO'S
FINE ELECTRO WARES,
• Best Sie>•ling Silver• Wares,
Watches, Jewelry, &c., &c.,
A very full a,sortmput at very
MODERATE PRICES
Pur the pro,ent at
819 CHESTNUT ST.,
PHIL ADELPHLI.
filar. 4, ISCD.—Iy
T O MILLINERS AND COUNTRY STORE
KEEPERS.
Al' E. RIDLEY'S,
BEM
JOBBING ROOMS,
El=
Yon will find tho Largest Stock of Millinery and
Straw (lords in this City, and a collection or Largalni
not to be found elsewhere.
cut lenuthe at Piece Prices.
Roy and Sell for Cash.
EDWARD RIDLEY/
:gig, 311, 311;4 ()RAND, and 68, 6 8 / 7 0 ALLEN ST.,.
CuRYER STOES.
Fifth Block Eoot from the BArery,
NEW YORK' CITY.
Third and Scrond Floors
Fire }loon-1111°11,a'. cluelvely.
April
1869 't , itNa 0 180
1 I
IRESPECTFULLY invite nu "'ally inspection of my
( ...tork of
BONNETS & HATS,
Crapes, )1 liuew , Nrta, Blonde, faces
FRENCH FLOWERS,
Yr.;i , l,(3;nlp cud.stranr 7.'rimenti,ze. Also
FANCY GOODS
of every description and ar latent styles, all of which
1 will sell at the turre,t cash prices,
April 0 —3:n II AY.111l:T SIcCP.EA ?tY.
GETTYSBURG RAIL ROAD
TIME TABLE,.
FIRST TRAIN I ern ilttty.burg nt'S 15, A M
npna C4IIIICCt9 at Itanuvut. JaLctiup wittb ttaiasiga-
ing North and South, pa,4.4 , 0ger4 reaching Dahlia:no
at 12 30, I'. M., Marti:burg at 12 45, P. 51., Philade)
pba at (4), P. 31., yin 4 Nov York at CO, P. M .
turning, arrive at GLltyshurg at 12 13, P. 31., with
p ..,ngtre from lialtniurc, Liar: i.eturi7, do
SECOND TRAIN lease, vtt)pburg 40 Y. 31
wautcts at lithoor Junction with feat line
Nor It at Lt 10, P. 3I , rtatLias ilar riaburg at 4 GO,
N., Philath.lpl.da at 9 00, P. M., New Torkall2 (W,P
31.; ...•j with 3.lall_Traiu Eouth xi. 2 31, P. ST., re/Kit
Ing Lattimore at 5 Cb, P.M. Etturriog arrires at
Gottp.bur,7, at 4 13, I'. M., with pas..myrt• from
LlArri.burg, Phil:o4o4h, do
A; rll 3b, 1460
READING RAIL4Q4I)
StJ3INIEIt AiIItANGEMENT,
YIIONDA.I, APRIL 2Gth, 4869
Qt Pat trunk line from the North and Northwest
for Plittadelphia, New York. mending. Pottsville,
Tatatqua: , . Ashland, Shamok in, Lebanon, Allentown,
Eustan,EpiPrata, Litiz.l-1111C0Fter, Columbia, &c., de.
Trains Icaeo' , llarrleburg L.r New Tot k. as follows:
At 2.35, 5.20 and t.lO A. 31.. 12.25 111001. 2.00 and 10.55
P. 31., connecting' with similar Trains on the Penn.
eylvanis Railroad, add arriving at .New York at 9.15,
11.45 A. 31. and 3.10 ; FAS, 920 P. M., and 6.00 A. 31.,
respectively. Sleeping Care accompany the 2.35, 520
A. 31. and 10.55 P. IL. Traina, without change.
Leave 11arrlsburg for Rending, Pottsllllo, Tanta
itta, ille,Ashland, Sharmaltla, Pine Grove, Al
leutown and Philadelphia. at 0.10 A, 31., 2.00 and 4.10
P. SI.. stopping at Lebanon and prPacipal Way Sta
tions; the 4.10 P. AL train making Connections for
Philadelphle. Pottarille• and Columbia., only. For
Pottsville '
Schuylkill haven and Auburn, via
Schuylkill and Suquelianun Rail Road, leave' (Jamie
burg at 3.24) P.M. .
Returning: Leave New Yotk nt 9.00 A. 31., 1410
noon, 5.05 and b.OO P. 31., Philadelphia at 0.11", A. 111.
.L 0 a.:• , ) P. 31.; Sleeping care, liccompao% the 9.00 A.
'tt 5.05 and 8.00 P. M. trains iron Now York, wlthoct
cids.l4,•
Way l'amsunger 'Frain leave, VII iladelpilla a t 7.30 A
31.; connecting with similar train on East PPIIIIIt. Rail
road, returning frug. at 6:0 P. bj .. stopping
at all Stationi.
Loave Pottsville at 7.30, 5.4.5 A. 31., and 2.45 P. M o
Shamokin at 5.25 and 10.75 A. M., Ashland at T.OO A.
31., and 12.10 next, Tamaqua at 8.00 A. 31., and
2.20 P.M., for Philadelphia and New York.
Learn Potteeillo, via. Schuylkill and Suagneltanna
Railroad at 7.00 A. M. for Harrisburg, and 11.70 A.
XI, for I'4ml:trove and Tremont.
Evading Accoructiothaiou Train: Leaves Reading
t 7.44 4. 5.1.5
P. M.
PottNtOWTI ACCOMIIIO‘I3 , JUD Traiu: Leave] Potts
town at 0.23 A. 31 , returning loaves Philadelphia at
420 P. 31
Columbia 113i1 Road Trains kayo Iloading at 7.00 A.
M., nod 6.15 r. M. for Ephrata, Litiz, Lancaster
Columbirt..t c.
Perk ioruen Rail Road Trains lease Perk ionten Junc-
Hon at 9.00 A. EL and 000 P. 51. Returning; Leave
Sltippacl,•. at 8 10 A. M., and 1.00 P. BI ,
with sinilar trains citi Reading Rail Road'. '
On Suudaya: Lave New York at 6,00 P. 9.1., Phila
delphia 8.00 A. 31. and 3.15 P, 51., the 8.00 A, 31. Train
running only to Reading; Pottsville 8.00 A. Al.; Liar
rhburg 5.20 A. 31:and 4.10 and 10.55 P. 31., and Read
ing at 12.55 midnight, 2.54 and 7.15 A. M. for Hurtle..
burg, at 12.55 midnight, and 7.05 A. 51. for New York,
and 1/.40A. 51., and 4.25 Y.M. for Philadelphia,
Commutation, Mileage, Season, School and Excur
sion Tickets, to and from all }mints, at rednced Rates.
haggagg checked thringhi 100 pounds allowed
ent„b - Pneniongor •
0 A. NIGOLLB,
General But.erfiatandent
Beading, Pa., May 7, 1169.
NORTHERN" CENTRAL RAILWAY
WINTER SCHEDULE.
Oa and after Noy. 22,1368, Trains will lease fianoyer
Junction as follows;
4,ltAyE WIRTH W ARR.
1.02 a. m.—Rally for iltilliamsport, daily (except
Sundays) fur Elrpil - a o Rochester, Buffalo,
Niagarslans and Brie and the West.
10.L3 a. tn.—Bally (except Sund's) for Elmira, Barr
alo, Ac.
2.05 p. m.—Dally (except Sundays) for Williamsport
end Erie.
6.05 p. m.—Dally(ezcept Stindys) for York.
9.3 T p. (except Sundaays) for Ilarrisburg
and the West.
LEAVE SOINFIWARD.
12.30 a. m.—Dallystepping at Parkteu only.
7.42 a. M. -- D 4 O.l(44cePt asiada7s) sif.PP(xtyst all
4tt0 nw 7.32 a. za.— ally stopping at Parkton oni
2.43 p. m.—Daily (except thindays) ato
Matisse.
2.15 W. 8. TOTING, en . Agent,
Masora, lid,
periatenaant.
rrisbarg.Pmel,
N. DITBARBT, GOD
U11.16./1.9?-4
IjEIiNSYLV.AS - O(tENTRAL
.I RAILROAD.
Double track urontexanning between Philade!ph!'
and P#Ws ll lt , night ite4hts MAO - abuts snake the
tollowlearodocrey6s with this Trunk line:
Gettysburg / leave at 9.00 e. as. 1246 p. 91,
L.noverJunettowaniTe tchoo 9.86
f" leave 10 .86 9.66
Ranisbag , arrive 12.66 p. b. 11.45 4
leave 0 226 a. as.
llhilettatpirla 9 9.60
.4P 0.60
amblers . leave 1.12 " 12.19 4
apkr• 1.26 a; _ 6 .
,
At Phi cuss cobboatlato abdo with
, the train No*lark *nem sad sell
Otter. At pittaimis coamotiote grp - 14•4• 2 11 1 311
New 01441)140. with Ws trans fbr all Western ,
1116,T0r Ake fiturt billserbigfori emir s
=yaw itr*ftiumk
1
vouNT'S colerPOvan
1 , 4 r r
I:ki:cußEJetr
_ . .
PUTRID 8 ORE THROAT, INFLUENZA,
or any other ridLaminator,. or inward disease at tbe
Throat lf not of .too long standing. AIeo,SCABLET
PEVfI. Thus Medicine basbeen tried in
THOUSAND'S OF CASES,
in :•
difreieni Pails of tbe country, and has never
been known to fail if taken in time and accenting
to directions. It ikwarranted locust. Olvett a trial
and it will speak for Itself. Every household should
provide themselves with a box of this medicine and
keep It an bands. The cures that it has effected are
truly marvelous.
sku,..Prepared and sold by ISRAIL To tr rk Co.,Get
tyaburg, Psi or by Oscar authorised agents. For
sale at nearly ill thoStoros In Adams ceanty.
May 29,1867.-tf ISRAEL YOUNT k 00.
ZINGARI BITTERS.
A SAFE BLOOD PDRIFIERI
A's TOICIC,
A PLEASANT' BEVERAGE.
A CE N CURE
McCREARY,
The. Z1NG..4.R1 BITTERS are Compounded from a
prescription of thecelebrated Egyptian physician DL
CHEOPSIII3, rho, after years of trial and experiment,
discovered the Eingerinf Herb—the meet remarkable
vegetable production, the earth, perhaps, has ever
yielded—certainly the moat effective in the cure of dia.
ease. It. in combination with the othervalemble pro.
parties of which the El Ni3ARI BITTERS is composed,
will cure
Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague, Bilious
Fever, Cliolie, Colds, Bronchitis,
Consumption in its first stage,
Flatulency, Nervous Debility,
Female Complaints, Rheu
matism, Dysentery, Acute
and Chronic Diarrhoea,
Cholera Xorbus, Chol
era, Typhoid and Ty
phus Fever, Yellow
Fever, Scrofula,
Diseases of the
Kidneys, Ha
bitual Cost
v e ness,
&c.,&c. •
In the Pntrzxtion and CURE of tho above diseases,
it has never been known to fill, as thousands uf oar
most prominent citizens throughout all parts . of tho
country, will testify. Lot the afflicted semi for cif'.
c,ular containing testimonials and certificates of those
w s lie have been cured after their cases hfdre been pro=
noun ed 11. , ficiess by our b. st physician*.
PRINCIPAL DEPOT,
F. ItAIITER & CO.,
No. c N. Front St., Philadelphia.
ntpomAtENDED BY
Ex. Hey. David It. PUT ‘ ter, of Pennsylvania.
lion. Robert J. Fisher,
lion. Edward Hi:Pliers:mi.
Hon. Joel 1k Danner,
Hon. Wlll. 7.lcSlitrry; and others,
Air SExiii Putt CI 'LULL A RS."Vst
Feb. ID,- ICCD,s—ly
CHERRY PECTORAL
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping •
• Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
Probably never before In the whole history of media
tine, hananything WOO eo widely and so deeply upon
the confidence of mankind, as this excellent remedy
for pulmonary complaints. Through a long series of
years, and among 01051 of the• races of men it h 3-0 Titlark
higher and higher In their estimation, as it has be
come better known. Its uniform character and pow
er to cure the various affections of the lungs and
throat, bare made it known as a reliable protector
against them. While aihiptod to milder forms of die
ea, and to young children, It in at the same time the
most effectual remedy that coo he given for Incipient
coreiumption, and the dangerous affections of the
throat and lungs. As a provision against sudden at
tacks of Croup, it be kept on band In every
family, and indeed no nil are sometime subject to
cold., and coughs, all th...uld be provided with this an
tidote for them
Altto.ugh seta t-1 ConsumptO n is thought lueuratae,
NS ill greet no roto , rt of C,l-i l uh ere the di Ea,e teemed
SittLd, hare beer. cotopletray ea ro , t, and toe patient
r 4 to aouud 1.:..41:!1 by the Cherry i'e4:req. So
complete is ad tn.i.lery nice the dlsours:4 the Lungs
and Throat, that the most yl,!itate of them, under
the Clarry Pecfi,ral they •uhal.le and disappear.
Sing ,- rt a:td Lath:: ~ /kers find great protection
from it.
.Aleit.a.3. is iilicay9tiiliiire.l and often cured
Ly it.
generally cured by taking the Cherry
Pectora in stnall and frequent doses.
Fe generally are its virtues known that we need
not ;mulish the certificates of them here, ur do more
than ae•ore tho I,nblic that its onvlities NI!,
Ayers Ague Cure„ •
Fbr Percr and Aguc. Intermittent Firer, ChiU Ferer
Remillent Fever, Pow!, 49,44, Periodical or Blanc
dh., and lathed all the njection l which arise
from MI zla r . marsh, or miasmatic pasont.
A. it, tame Implies,it dues Cure, and does not rail.
Containing neither Arsenic. Quinine, Bleinnth, Zinc,
nor any other mineral or poisonous substance what—
ever, it in notably injures any patient. Tho number
aids import:thereof its cares in the arum itistrletn, •re
'literally beyond account, and wo believe without a
par.il lel lu tho history of Arils medicine. 04r Dritie
tr zratitl.d by the ackyr31,34.1.31.i..r.:* we rut3c.h.....3f the
effected In obstinate oases, and where
other remedies had wholly failed.
Lina , cliuoited p eitbor resident in, or travel
ing through tribtruiatic localitied, will be protected by
taking the AGUE CURE
For Lied. Gbaplaints,nrieing from torpidity of the
Liv , r, it is lin excellent :eerie ly, rtim casting the Liver
Into he•lthy activity.
yot Bilious Disorders and Liver Coml,h t l,„ig, it is an
exec-Ile:it routed/ , kin.hclyii mono truly relparkable
eons, N.l. p ie other medicines had failed. •
Prepared by DR. J. C. AYER CO , P.n.:aka! and
Analytical Chetniits, Lowell, Mest.,and sold all round
the world.
Per silo by A. D. Burbler, Druggist, Gettysburg
Pa. [Oet.2, 1668.-3 a
THE GREAT
Invigorator and Restorer
B.McCURDY Sup't
• OF THE
Vitality of the Stomach.
F'ral.ured from .Puri — Vegetable Malerics ts.
Pure Tonics and the most
Pleasant Aromatics.
This invaluable Remedy for Dycpepsta and General
Debility of tho iyatena is offered to the public, after a
fair trial of its merits, with entire confidence that it
will c..tornand their approval. It has been submitted,
with the materials which compose it, to praetieing
Physicians—among others to Dr. M. D. G. Peewee,
one of our old eat and most eminent Physicians, resid
ing at New. Oxford, who, after examination, pro
nolinceJ it n Remedy which wonld not to &how tie
salocary effects, when proporly adroit:Lieu:rod, in caps
Of Dyspepsia, springing from chl ego and debilitating
effects of cariona inwbrd dhicasoc—weoketing, and at
!act di_struyiug the nervons power of the stomach it
self—and therefore ontitttug it to Le emphatically
called ••The Great Invigorator."
Dr. W. .I...llueetine, another proualueut Physician of
New Oxford, thus gives hie opinion:
New OXFOIID,Dec.BO,IB.SB.
Mr. Joux DeBBIT.
Lour
Sir:—At your request I have examined "The
Great Invigorator," prepared by you, and the formula
from which it is prepared. It is composed of some of
the most powerful vegetable tonics and most pleasant
etromatirs known to our sod 1 hxe no
lilififams is recommending It in Chronic misesof Dys
pepsia, and In all eyses of Indigellttolit reuniting From
debility. of the Stomach. Believing that, if properly
used. it tillt be of hicalculeble benoilt to the seaering
of our riiee;' , 4 subscribe myself,
`y'OP nit, very rezpectfdlly,
•.. uri:!
W. J. MciA l / 1 1E, AL D.
sstyllanufactorlat and for sale, wholesale and re
tail . at New Oxford. Mame county, Pa, by
lIHSHBr k BEADY, Proprietors.
AGENTS.—Tbo ''Great. Invigorator' can be
.had
from the following Agents ,
U. E. Fouts, Baltimore, Vol.; B . l l.4ibboi,s,
rooro, Md.; a.. D. Boehler,'Getilbh4r . Pa.; A. 8.
Hildebrand, East Horlin, pa.•, Wilson, Berwick
Bor., to.; Theodore Jaeger, Be rwiek,Bor, Pa.; F. X
Iristitown, Pa.l 8,0, Lawrence . Mount Rock
Pa.; W. A. Mcllhenny, Bed Laud, P. ' .1.Pe.,• J.. If
Wiest Now Oxford, Pa.; D.M. Miller, New Oxiku!si
/5,-4
•
HAIR VIGOR
FOR TILE RENOVATION OF THE
H A I_ Rt •
The Great Desiderat of the Age
• A dressing which lost opda agreeable, healthy, and
effectual for preservingAh l e hair. Faded or gray hair
8 Soon restored to iti f irlpfuolsoittr 414 gke 9448 ayp
freraners ‘l/ 1 ,01 44 X. Thin hair is thickened, telling
hair citscit4attd baldness otters, though not always
cured by Nothing tau restore the hair where
the (011104 are destroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed. But such as remain can be saved for useful
ne by this application. Instead of fouling .the hair
itk a psudy sediment, it will keep it clean and vigor-
OUL Its occasional use will prevent the lug; It=
turning gray or billing off, and consequently prevent
baldness. tree Town those deleterious substances
Which make some preparations dangerous and Wuxi
tall to the hair, the Vigor inn only benefit bat no
ham It. If wanted: siorely for
=I
HAIR ;DRESSING,
nothing else can be tosind 110 desirable. Oesialdiag
neither 01l nor dys , it doss act s t 1 whits dalnlFlo44l.
yet lists tangs, on the hair, &fig It a rich &Mt
hafts and a gratealpastasso.-
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & 0o.)
mucTrcua ,tiAzmit:,wa=ns'y
P r a i a"igrloi s met p ,A.6 4lll4l ;
pukka, Dtwki, le 13?
ME=
TILE GREAT
PILEVENTIVF OF 'DISEASES
AYER'S
r 1 210 1 7, iloo PER-110mA'.
LOWLI4 MA,136,
.14 ••
f-
V„ trNORRIS,A-If
A. , wawa 8011011111 RPM
GO TO NORRIT—If you wan
a fashionable lIAT or 'CAP.
GO TO NORRlS'—lfyou want
f.hionable•Nsolurni, or good PAPER
COLLAR and CUMPg•
G O TO NORRIS'--If/you want
1 - PI berthing In the GENTLISEUPS LINE, for
he keeps nothing but Gentlenten'ivweer, and has the
LARGEST STOCK IN TAE COEINTY.
G0:20 NORRIS'—If you want
good pair of riosa MADE a AITERS, war
rantod to giro tiatistdctioo or Stoney REFUNDED.
CUNNINGHAM
mu Just received a large supply of
SPRING GOODS,
Consisting of
COATS, AN PTS 7 VESTS,
•
OP ALL STYLES AND SIZES. ALSO,
SHIR 'T S
Trunks, Valises, Umbrellas,
and a great and large variety of
NOTIONS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
CLOCKS, WATCHES,
TOBACCO and - CIGARS,
all of whlcl will Gs sold at short profits and warrant
ed
to please. Give LlMstcall at Isla store on Balti
more streat,(Picking's old Mend) near the Diamond.
April 9,1130.—ff
CLOTHING
Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes.
NEW FIRM!
COBEAN 011.1.1W1NGHAM
H AZinv received from the City • new mud large
CLOTHING,
HATS & CAPS,
BOOTS & SHOES,
NOTIONS, &c.
•
She /until hero elf blii.ll selected with great care sad
with a desire to meet the wombs of this community.
The public will find the goods to Le of the best quality
■udlbe
LATEST STYLES,
One and all are inyl teJ to call at our Stara, on 13altl
rnora trcot, dettyiLuz, nearly oppoalte Fahneatock
Dm. R. C. COREA N,
AprO 16.—tr JA9 CUNNINOUANS.
KLINGEL'S
Boot and Shoe Emporinm,
BALTIMORE STREET,
TWO DOORS SOUTH OF THE YR.FSDrE.74JA
CREECH
THE rinderiign:d 44.4,:ttr i t r9tarbed from the eft
litnith th e Into end Cheapest variety of Boole.
o cee . and Giterr, for Spring and Sommer r ever of.
Wed in tietty:loirg. Ilieittaok cotkilstd of
LADIEA' CONGRESS GAITERS,
LADIES' BALMORAL GAITERS,
LADLES' COMMON GAITERS,.
LADIES' KID SLIPPERS, all styles,
LADIES' MOROCCO BALMORALS,
N LARGE VARIET
GENTS' I FRENCH CALF BO OTS,
GENTS' AMERICAN CALF BOOTS,
GENTS' KIP BOOTS,
GENTS' CONGRESS GAITERS,
GENTS' CALF SAL-MORALS,
GENTS' SLIPPERS, all styles,
GENTS' BROGANS, lc. ga •
MISSES' CONGRESS GAITERS,
BALMORAL GAITERS,
MOROCCO BALMORALS,
Ac., lc.
BOYS' C ONGRESS GAITERS,
BOYS' CALF BALMORAL.%
BOYS' BROGANS, Ac., to.
INFANTA' SHOES, all styles,
IN LABOR VARIETY.
Also; Boots and Shoes of his own manufacture con
stantly on band.
All will be sold at the lowest living prate. Bur
era, from town and country, are invited to cell end
examine goods and prices before purchasing else
where, feeling confident that I can please all who
may call. 1
The MANUFACTURING c; Roofs &noes, iiiid
teva, will 10E) LS cii4icti oil, in ell its brandies, as be
lea Repairing done on short notic, By em loyins
none but first-class workman, and tislng , none but the
choicest leather, he fools confident of maintaining his
former reputation. Certainly nothing wilt be left on
done to deserve It.
esej_Thankful for pant favors, ts • continu
ance of public patronage. D. H. KLINGEL.
Gettysburg, April 22, 1888.-tf
Ci l oTH.lNqi CLOTHING!
NEW Axp, 'LARGE ARRIVAL !
J. BRINKERHOFF, corner of the Diamond and
York street,hosinst returned Nom the city with an
nominally attractive assortment of
CLOTIAING FOR FALL .%
which ha *4ll skit 'a Clinch Nem as cannot 1111 to
lot t o them off vory rapidly. Coll and Judge for your
aelteg. 'To look at the excellent materiel, tasteful
cutting, and goat Cud ealatatitial sewing, and• then
'to get his low priona-nallere cannot help but boy,
Whoa they see it so much to their interest to do so.
' lie tilt" Coats, Pants, Vests, ofall styles and materi
als; ,
Hats,Eaots and Shoe";
Shirts, tit, all kinds, Hosiery, Gloves, Handker
chiefs, Neck Tie.. Cravat., Linen and PaperCollata,
Suspenders, Brughes, Combs ;
Trunks, Valise,: Hrillirtil*, FoOret Gnisvis, Sugars,
Smoking ond Chewing Tohorcos,Pfpes,atatioueryge.
0100hS, Watches, Jewelry, with a thousand and
one other articles, entirely too numerou s to &dad fa
a newspaper advertisement.
His Auks the attention of the public to his new
stock, confident that t
it will please—and no One Call
or willeelicheaper. Don'tforgat the place-corner
of York streetoad tbeDlaznond,Oottysbura.
Nov. 6,111118.-tf JAOOBBSI EIS
Pine Custom Made
BOATS AND SHOES
FOR GENTLEMEN,
All the lalin,DpiCi IytTLO oh %mud or made to
measure. Mews fixed et lAW Incivatu. An I,lllm-
Mated Price Ltst with instructions four self measure
ment sent on receipt of , !oat Olipe allittews,
WM. 1, 11.1113%.1117 1
48 lowa Math at., above Chestnut,
PHILAbILPUU.
August 21,1668.4 y
_ ...._
BOWS AND SHOria,
NEW' its rA .g.t,iiiimielr r.
—...,
Ttsitaitaik
. r tau stotad a new b2ll# fur
-- - --2"Qh 40 . / " 10 .1 0 , - -
.. ff,ibr
aim
es* 110 ' riij**"
arm alitillie es* whar• lke
BQQ*B4ON I (*ter' , e 1 slip..
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-
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D. KITZWILLER & BRO.,
"G'ETTYSBVItG, PENZVA
MY STUT, OPPOIIIIII Tint HANK
}{".Jost received from flwClty a large amort
meat of
BOOTS& SHOES
/ 101
GENTLEION,. LADIES & CHIL
PRENS' WEAR,
Consisting of dalfSt Kip Boots,
Cohgress & Balmoral Gai
z/
tors, Slippers, &e.
Made hi lideet styles and of best nzate-
We aIsoyIIANUFACTORE TO ORDER, all kinds
of BOOTS AND BBOBS—the work being made ap
of best materiels and by first Maas workmen. The
senior partner boa beau in the busiest. for over lb
sass sad personally s uperintends all work made op.
e respectfully invite the attention of the public to
our establishment, and hope by strict attention to
business and by selling at lowest cash prices, vo give
entire eatisfactiou.
Aptlllo, 1869.-tf
LADIES' HATS,
Always the latest Myles out, and at lowan prices
RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS, WREATHS,
FLOWERS, &C.,
New Onuds every week darlug the'ammun, at
U. 8. WOODS• Store,
Corner York street and Diamand.
April 10.—Ain
GOODS FURNISHED
AND
Garments made to order,
BY
W. T. KING
York Street, Gettyabury, Pa.
lan. lb, 1869.—tf
JOSEPH JACOBS,
IffEROIIANT TAILOR,
CIIA.3IBEREBURG STREET, GETTYSBURG.
MITE undersigned, of the late firm of Gee. Jacobs
& Bro., would most respectfully Inform Ids
Mende and the public generally, that he has opened
a Merchant Tailoring establishment in Chambersburg
Weil., neat door to the old place, and three doors cut
of the Keystone Rouse, where he will be happy to
wait on all who may patronize him. Ms stock of
CLOTHS, CASSIKERS, VESTING'S, TRIMMLNGS,
lc., &c.. ke,
will be found choke and chwtp—very dasirable to see
lest from. All kinds of Goods for sale—whether he
manufactures or tot.
GOODS MADE UP with dispatch, as well when
bought at other stores as at his own. The very best
work will be made—good fits and salistant4l sowing
,—and nothing w 11; Le deemed too much trouble to
ren ler satisfaction in °Very case.
The latest New York ,Fashions regularly received.
'C t itting dont., as usu iL
*share of public patronage Is solicited, and no et
fortSkared to deserve it.
April 10.—tf JOSEPLI JACOBS.
EfA TS & CAPS.
Spring & Summer Styles.
S. S. M'CREABY
H " Jtuit reeelved • fresh and generalataortment
of RATS, Including dot very latest style
fine 811 k Casalmere, and Soft liar Hata, and also a
large aupply of fine and low priced. Wool tiad
WM for Men and BOYS. Re livelier hit V.iads and
thepubllc to giro hints call. 1U•o.11,
Orectrito.
GROCERIES & LUtif'd
AT PAXTON'S STORE, ON TUE TULL, bALMOU
SMUT, hirfTYSBURG, PA
FRESH GROCERIES
every week from the City, Proviaioae, Dried an
Green frwita of ell allay. ma ham at loaves
rahea,
PLOUR, COEN MEAL, CRERBE, DERR CIDER YIN
80 AR, SOAK/ OP ALL KINDS, CANDLES,
NOTIONS; CONFECTIONARIES,
BROOM E, Ac.; also,
LITMBER,
at,clt sa Scantling, Pieta, Shingles, Plank, &c 4 coat
natty on nand at lowest living rates, Callond see.
Juno 94.—ti.
•
G L S P 00.
Dealers in Flour ) Grocer
ies, Notjons , &c .,
aEI v ITS.I4URG PA.,
N t ac ir k E o .Le at
"11 1 Md foltdb the
public to
taod, on yor tlizirdai . w . •
neat door to the • Globe Inn, comfit log of the beet r of t
GROCER lES,
Sogers, , Byraps, Molasses, Coffees, Teas, Spleen, Salt,
he.; the
BEST BRANDS OF FLOUR
fi the market, with Hams, Shoulders, Sides, Fish,
'Dried Frvlte,Confec Kona, he. Abo,
NO TIQWS,
In grer,t Nat-loin Cedar and Willow-ware, Stone
ware, Orockery-ware, Baskets, Segue, Tobe,cees,
and a thousand and oneother
litYrrtß AND EWA,
nice and fresh, always for sale.
Giatasrui Go. will spare no effort to plasma, aad
are confident of being able to doso. t,7emuismtly
k k omp . ag a hall and choke itto.4, i‘ad
very lowest profits. 441/7d PRODUCZ wanted, eith
kw the cub, or la exchange !Draped', h4hest market er
pr4.o adegid. T0.9./CPU B. GILLESPIE,
June 17,1883.—tf DA.S.I.IIL CASHMAN.
WM. BOYER & SON,
oz:aLsas IN
GROCERIES, NOTIONS ,
TOBACCOS,
ALSO,
Stone, Wooden and Willow Wqre.
IW-A general assortment of
all Goods usually kept in
a FAMILY GROCERY,
Doc, 4, 1887.-tf
- .
BARGAINS
ar. tks naw
GROCERY
IN 'CIETTYSEUXI(34.
JACOB 'W. ORESS
1111 FATING opened a new aroserl, 41
JUL it aorta-west eorner of I,a• ..ettysbarig,on
baalW , recely•d • 'P 101 (44 Wier Pealle Square,
G-ROCEP mot of PREB/1
Includin Sum,' Coffon, lES,
Bytom, WltßaWs
Marne; Syrup, Teas
llaann,aboolders,4c Also:
QUEENSWAY
Nuta,Yrnits, 4 S, CONFECTIONS,
Inar
ally We WOA a' ,Ifanerartfelse and Notions goner.
TUM. so keep on rand YLOl7li and nip
eell mil* * y
.trehasod for CAM I am prepared to
V -.asap. Div* me a can iyd Judge Jor your.
.26,1f47.-4,f .I`. W. ORM.
drROCERY.
WIC E. MIL LE /TO OPISND
arixery, Vegetable and
Notion Store
atbrie reidisoraluatolai t isetliftehr MAU
. .
L i t4 I I4 4 'XIVUE 13711 EM t .
iir amaiii t •uaii 64; 104qpid
hi Maw. Oft. OU.
pre-st - •
rims
DAVID KITZIIILLER,
JACOB A.KITZ3IILLER
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
VVILL promptly attend to all or
`"
dem In his line. Work done in the moat emir
factory manner, mutat prisms* low as ran possibly be
afforded to make a living.
GAS PIPE
furnished, we well as Chandeliers, Brackets, Drop
Llghts kc.; also WATER PIPE, Stop., Top ant Trost
Spigots, and, I n short. ererythin g belonging to gam or
Water fixture..
Bella hung, and furnished If desired. Look■ of al
kinds repaired. (Dee. 23.1867.4.
MARSH CREEK
PLANING MILL.
THE undersigned has established a
PLANING MILL,on Numb creek, four miles from
Gettysburg, et which he will manufacture
DOORS AND DOOR FRAMES,
WINDOW SASH AND FRAMES,
FLOORING, WEATHERBOARDING,
Chair and Wash Boards, with everything else readout
such a factory, and needed in the bonding lice. The
best of lumber will strays be used, all thoroughly
dried, • kiln having been put up for the purpose.
Orders solicited, and promptly attended to. Prices
as tow as thaluarest, and *Vary effort made to icons.
modate custowri.
JOHN D. PFOUTZ.
Slay 20, 1669.-1 y
Is prepared to odez tothePublic,sppfWgla kla
as cheap ca b. had 12 ilia c-Anty.
11111.141rehe,ro«4 WW do tall to call awl sz a w n .
my Ones heft buying ehbwhere,
FU R ITURE
maddiea!tapairtng dons neat cheap art?, with
distwo* A611.-tt
,
NEW \ BIJSINE SS.
Upholsteiug & Trirming.
WILLIAIOE. CULP
H A Lly en Vareie,'otta l atglon°Patitl:foWeeuer' .
Covering Sofas, Chairs, Mat
trasses, and Upholstering
Ile iJo continues his old betelneee of Trimming
Buggies, Carriages, &c., and solicits from the public
their patronage. Charges moderate.
Getlyeburg, Pa., Dee.l.l..—tf
HOWE MACHINES!
THE LATEST IMPROVED & GENUINE
JACOB F. THOMAS,
event for Adam: amity. At., Granite HQ, P. O,
(Outdoes BiaiiaM)
O RIMS will be proutytly attended to.: Machines
delivered to all pails of the county sod instrue-
Motu, given grads.
13_The public are cautioned against parties who
use the name of ROWS In connection with their ma
chines on &tomtit of the popularity of the Rows Ma.
Thareare none tigNIIINt. unless they have
icomileon each machine ntedalllon having the
Menses of RLIAS FLOWS, Jr. on it, kc.
Feb. 26—tf
The undersigned will pay the 141gbeat market price
GOOD WHEAT,
delivered at Ms WU, ' , Glenwood 111111 e,. lbrmerly
Mallbenneb, In Metlaud tow:1110p
D«. 18, saes.—t(
Surveying—Clanvoyaneukg .
vai
Ss WITH
v v
FAIRVIEII:4,, *it
Tenders his services tra site
PRACTICAL Skr public "
a
and is P r VEAPia tPiii4T4 7 JRVEYOR,
aonata# Um*. Lots to., On mi.
AACenaer.ho Nr4 l e. •e taken oat a 'Conveyancer's
DXIWI,...M.Pkr .tend to preparing
-4a l Y a" ALNA.I3I2I, LBABIIB, AR
/ AGBISKEIT, CUSSING.
BAT kg be AT BALIB, Ac.
ys • yr .d considerable experience fa thls line, be
p y receive a Moral share of patronage. Bus 4
omptly attended to and charges reasonable.—
addreas,Pairdeld, Adams co., Pa.
Jan. 1.1869.-14
JOHN G. LENHART,
SURVEYOR.
Wltl iv em me. ptly attend b all cane Ls the Bervey
CHARGES VERY MODERATE.
iteeldelme la New Oxford, Adams ea, Pa.
Marsh 6..-3 m•
ICE CRUM SALOON.
JOHN GRUEL,
Chambersburg St., Gettysburg,
newt door to Bogle Hotel,
His ;always on hand • large assortiogni of 11l bads of
CONFECTIONERY,
= la of r
.... _ll/0 best with /twits, MAIM%
\ ,T C E CREAM
MIT " i t ila airat 4 1,1*gre 144 . imillo s or Par
dos prong, l. astim modal soooousoilitiose
tar Law Ointtlaus, as 1114oriatood to plum
04.1iMa latile \ oli to stY4 4141 4 44a, ,
' Apt Yk—tt
Tam - mato
taltaxlttrat7l7
Ara 1.441
/ Wins Saris.
VANTUadAKIX6:
MRS. E. J. ZIEGLER
• o prepared to dolmen', deserlptlotiof
Plain Sewing, Dress Making
included.
Rirehlacoa—last Middle at., one door from lb* Matbo•
Cat Cluarek,Gattyabarg, Pa. [Feb. s.—lf
JOHN W. TIPTON, FASHION-
Ana BARBER, opposite the Sante 11•41,
Gettyaborg.Ps., where h• eon et ill iltoeibe &mad
ready tolittaDdlo all basis.o in his llo•.
aiso•••••ell•nt sasistani and will insure satis
faction. Give tilts • call.
May 29.1867.
GRANITE-YARD ,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
OX E.4,11..R0AD, NEAR FR MOUT DEPOT.
PETER BEITLER
le prepared to farni66 GRANITE, for all Llnd• of
BUILDING AND MONUMENTAL PURPOSES,
■t reasonaLte rates--
Curbing, Sills, Steps, Ashlers,
Pos‘ts, Monuments, Ceme•
tery Blocks, &c., &c.,
cut and finished in every • tyie Loot of
workmen.
Ika..Ordere from a distance promptly Attended to.
Jrll3o 3. tf
JEREMIAII GULP
GETrYSB URO, PA.,
Undertaker & Paper-Hanger,
Is prepared Co furnts4 on 111 , 71 notice ind reason:110o
ter..
COFFINS OF ALL STYLES
k2eos on hard n large assortment of WALL
PA PEIL which ho Whet tuwest cash rates. nod If de
sired wit! furnish hands to fat it on the asp.
PLAIN & FANCY SIGN PAINT
ING EXECUTED TO ORDER.
•t Y. , rk etreet-a few doers exe t efLutberan Chute.
May . 27,18 CA— U.
ROBERT D. ARMOR,
GAS FITTER, PLUMBER AND
BELL HANGER,
Lae Middle tired, hatfa 'quart front the anat.-house,
FURNITURE.
D, C, SHEAFFR
PETERSBURG, (Y. 5.,)
in all its branches
ELIAS HO WE, JR.,
SEWING MACHINES.
WHEA.T WANTED.
°SORGE GINOELL.
goluw.T
COE'S COUGH BALSAM !
This hang triad and popular Remedy le semis eallosl
to tho &Agouties of the public. As often es the year
sulk around, the proprietor* spatially , imam their
bow to this people, sad nolod than Una annsept the
many things revered for the health, (salmi mid sm
temente of the family through . the long, and tedious
months of whiter, Coe'' Cough Balsam should met be
forgotten. For yeirs it km been h leimehold seedl
eitte—aad ese.thers anxious for the safety of their ail.
dren, sod all whosolfer from any dimes' of thentruat,
chest and louts, rennet , afford to be without it. la
addition to the erdloary' fear ewers no king In tit
market, we now furnish our mammoth family ales
bottle., which will, In common with as. °Merril" ►s
found et .11 Dreg Stores.
FOR CROUP,
The Italics la ill he found larealalsble. sea aay •Itrays
be relied upon In the aso t aatreaeeasee.
WHOOPING COUGH.
The tratlruotty trail alto bars loud C.d. this taut
We 41.es...during the last ten year* 'a,thst It la
variably relieves sad cures It.
SORE THROAT
Keep sour throat wet with the Balama—taklog lit
tle and otten—auu you will very loon dad reliot
HARD COLDS AND COUGHS
Yield at uuce to a steady use ut this great rerse43.—
It will succeed In giving relief where all ether re
rau4ies Late failed.
SORENESS OF THE TITROA.I",
CHEST AND LUNGS.
Do not delay procuring and isuneediaaslyt talcinu
Co.'. Cough Balsam, when troubled wlee.aay. of the.
above ulll3 ed difficulties. They are aVa Armstonitor.tr
symptoms of Camknmption, and if no a arrested, tallii
Kumar or later sweep 300 away Wu the main if
shadow' from which none can OT J redtula.
IN CONSUMPTION,
Many a ears worn sufferer kaa bead roller' and Ll
day refuters that ber Ifb leas been mad* easy and pro
longed by the use ut Co..' Cough Bolan.
IN SHORT,
ne people inner the article, and it Iv
from rus. It art r.kr rate by every Dr.egiriee and Dealer
to itedicittee lit the United States.
• THE C. G. CLARK CO.,
• Sole Proprleton, New HaTex, Ct.
Read.! Read 1 ! Read I
THE AT I'ENTION of the PEOPLE
18 CALLED TO TEE
World's Great Remedy,
Coe's Dyspepsia Cure_
=Thispreparation is pronounced by Dyspeptibe as rife
only known remedy that will surely cum that ag—
gravating and hital malady. Tor years it sampt ot its
fearful tide, carryiag before It to an untimely pale,
to millions of sufferers.
Coe's Dyspepsia Care bus come to
the Rescue
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Stick HeadaeAe
*urneaa or Acidity of Stomach, Bia-
isg of Food, Flatulency, Laa-
sittale, Wearineo, finally ler-
*►inaHag in Deal
Are as sorely eared by this potent remedy, am the pa
tient takes it. Althowsh but Ave years Wine the
people, whet Is the verdict of the messes t Hear whet
Lester Sexton, of Milwaukee, sera:
[From LETTER SILI79X, N Eanorlkool
11111.1cauiss, Wu, J0a...2111;
Misfits. C. 0. Mils t Co., Now Ede". dtotk •
Both myself sad rife hays itood - CoesD7oposeta Chug,
said te has proved PMEIPECILS lalinioso47 es • Bos.
W I have 1 1 / 4 1) hoottattost saplog am Ira /image
eviv l.
od O.ILEAT BiIICITIT ita
Very 046/Poetteiir.,
(Shiner 4 UMW. 4MULT.II
A
P .;REAT. BIitSSING.
the
A Bee. L. P. WIND, Aeon, /Armin Ce., 0.)
-cars. Strong at Ann:fro:en Dr•upgrists, anatimmi.
Gentlemen:—lt gives me great pleasure to state tha t
my wife has derived great benefit frees the see et
Doe's Dyspepsia Core. She has been km • nualtsr et
years greatly troubled with Dyspepsia, socompanied
by vtotsat paroxysms of constipation with* so pros
trated her that she was all the while 11:e months , us
able to do anything. She took, at ye:: instaaaa,
Dyspepsia Curs, and baa derived 01111 LT 810/SIWIT
1/840,11 IT, and • now comparatively well. She ra
garde this medicine as • great blessing,
Ttsly yours,
Jen. 13,1868
CLERG YMEN.
The Row. ILIAC Amur, of Allogbany. tomtit., the
bre cored him, after all other reosedles bad kilo!. t
DRUGGISTS.
'Ala' druggist in the country will till yea it you
take tie of
fie eniraire, tint **fey theerbaym
• bottle of 0004 Dysionpain Cure from ikam_ . speaks In
tie sod unqualified praise of great aledieftal vis
tas&
/Coe's Dy attepsia Cure
WI.
1•1011441 liable la all Num atlllatrioss‘
,
one, tm.r CoWatelsi 010141 sad
Mallory tooriorei median etioNlo4olo l ,
aPy
le ts to atty or country inrerywamr:
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C. GI, 0 434C...9e:
Debt IlhefsfeitmakmaPriesoleew
A. D. BDlfiltliiti! i /
Gotistorivfo.c,...
Agent for Adams
oda" Par
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not pail within tbp,J Wli ti
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‘PrioNonalary--.1 mut. Si
kr) itt.,Lsrmi flocanter— • air,
Clerk of theangris —A. W.
“Iriet if..-Wm. A.. • -
•
rreailitrer...a. D. Walt ham.. -
Lissa.
Cunolgen-.Dr. M. 1. litOlaie.
durveyer—Jaien D. 11041400...,..
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Si %Airs*. Morit..-.P. X,
cOlealk. Pltrtictss Assr.
r•egors of Weir •her+-4olika
ihnoolo Mar Jon. nomad
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urnsrrowir,
Will promptly Attend to Oo •
Wtillair of Deedi, Lowe. ka.
ontrustod to ht. urn..
U 1 OlUce ou Vroderlck etrost,•l
L) Drs. Shorth M 41411107.
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•
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INIcCONAUGUY
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Or the w,u .I.lilaloo, on& • •
Drug olturo,nitoboroburg atriNt.
Special .ttt.mtlutt 4iveta to Solt
S3ttlomosat uf irbtAtbs. atl t
alms to l'unilort., Bounty, Back.
aluot U. Statot,at all tluos,pr..
attended to. - . •
Lind warrants located, and etio
Jowaaud utlior westwro thaw:
. _
lig.- J, A. , AR ST
•-Ho g lusted 4.4 NSW B
to all btaisaterof big gotlitiollon,
Lie oa3c• tabus apt psokt*AtAil
gokixto axszowit. P. 1 .
Adana cti U PA.
Dit. J. W. C. 0'
It.. his Oillee et bl. +fad
■t reet,twu 4 , yrri above theeantief
G ottysbus. ales igete
JOHN LAWRENOK
tlet,Chnle• o Chanaberiesrint
of the Letherta Chnrob, nearly
I.lerneee Dreg atom whoa no me
sea willies to ettund ouy eve . V
et Ow Dent lit *wee ikelle:
ere to c.. 11.
DR. WM. ST-kr:IS , I
id, haYlug loesied iiraett
orrice. Co she srybUeii. Ot9e. fa It ,
oppoalto Ma lobirrno, where he
stteml to say cage within theproitt ,
pereus.!,, vratat of GM eiippidiP,
'Rod to call. Terms reamotaMe.
April 8,1664.--tt
DR. DR. C. VV - BE
LIAS attplUlD 114 Peutto•co
11. T LESTOWN, and offari bt, tatt•
Oft, at his boon, earner of
Youuklry allay, afar Hi* Railltostd,
givvo to .iltits Dlaau t is. [Little* •
toot, guinbtr,
GETTYSBU
LIME EP
Taltothaersigusg Yu bought au
nor, Wl'. Gouts, mut now continues
TIIE LtME-AUMI4I2I
him,olt—st the U ettyeburg Lfae
et the SeWeed Is NotO, 114,1*
fel for•p.t petree-sp.,bewill amass
euethmaroe, by poosaltdibil b
IY and on u Itre a soale as pumilbl
• rod •rtiole ►nd giving gurlm
t .i! • • .
other► mutl look for the prompt Ina
, A AMMl6.oool4o4thill
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