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lkt Am and cfpdinth
Gettysburg. Friday, Jim* Al, MP.
Cansa os. At , Trar Tam Dawn —Mr.
Murray, writing to the- Farmers' Club of
the Anierican Institute, on the "Cause ok
Apple Trees Dying," says, that in Southern
Ohio, where be was raised, be has known
his father, eighteen or twenty years ago, to
gather as much as forty bushels of apples
from a single tree, and these of the most
excellent varieties. -In the same region It
now takes abdut forty trees to produie one
bushel. Apples began to decline in that
locality about 1850. -In his father's orch
ard the progress of the disetiae was quite
marked. Bitter rot appeared, and the ap
ples dropped off prematurely. The dis
ease speed until finally the whole orchard
became affected. His father hauled muck
and put it round the trees, and straw and
leaves. He manured, mulched andpruned,
all to no purpoee. The trees sickened and
died. In his opinion, the death of the trees
was caused solely by climatic changes.
When large crops of apples were misted in
that locality, there were swamps and ponds
near; the country bad been but slightly
cleared ; the air was damp and humid ;
there were dense fogs and heavy dews.—
The same influence which produced rich,
juicy fruit, likewise caused ague and in
termitted fevers. A good fruit year was
always a fever and ague year. By and by
the country was cleared up and the ponds
were drained ; fogs and dews were rare, and
droughts frequent; the ague disappeared
but the apples grew sick. They could not
do without molsure. Apples are almost as ,
choice of their lobality as grapes. In a
timbered country, well watered and not too
far north, they will bear immense crops
with scarce any attention. In other places
they may do fairly,but In a dry climate they
cannot succeed.
How TO 311 ASE PRIME BUTTER.-A great
many intelligent people inquire with no lit
tle solicitude, when they see the immense
quantities of butter in the New York and
other markets, why it is that some plain
and simple rule, which everybody can
derstand and adopt, cannot be laid down for
making butter. There can be such a rule.
There is such a rule. And every person
who follows it is sure to bring out prime
butter. The rule is as simple, and may be
adopted as readily-as a rule for making cake
or pies. Here it is. Observe it in all its
details and you will be certain of firstrate
butter. If the milk is churned, see that
every dish and vessel that contains milk Is
clean and sweet. About 58° to 60° Fahren
heit is the proper temperature for either
milk or cream, when the churning is com
menced. Put no water in the milk or
cream. If milk is allowed to stand until
the cream rises, the pans must be set in a
a clean and airy room of a uniform temper
ature, and free from all disagreeable odor.
Then the churning must be performed be
fore the cream has become at all rancid, or
else it is injured, by standing for nearly a
week in a warm place. As soon as the but
ter is churned, it should be worked and salt
ed. Everything round about the cream and
butter should be as clean and sweet as the
Spring breezes from the green hills. The
next day the butter may be worked a little
and salted with one ounce of fine clean salt
per.pound oT butter, soon after which the
batter should be packed. If proper cleanli
ness be observed the butter will be deli
cious. The miserable, filthy and • sluttish
manner of making butter is the means of
glutting our markets with butter that re
spectable people cannot cat.
Ovsawoas.—There was William Pitt,
dead at 49, carrying the British Empire on
his shoulders for a quarter of a cent*, and
attempting to carry a pint of port wine daily
and a pinch . of opium in his stomach, and
foundering in mid ocean from this over car
,go. What a wreck was that when Brinsley
Sheridan went to pieces on the breakers of
intemperance and overwork ! There, too,
was Mirabeau, that prodigy of strength and
health, of versatility and splendid talent,
killed by the overwhelming labors and ex
citements of the tribune and the orgierf of
Cyprian hells. Sergeant S. Prentiss at
tempted the double task ; and if ever a man
might with impunity, he could, with leon
ine health and marvellous mental gifts.—
Said a distinguished Mississippi lawyer to
Me, "Prentiss would sit up all night gam
bling and drinking, and then go into court
next day and make a better plea in all re
spects than I could, or anybody else at the
bar of our State, even though we studied
Our case half the night and slept the rest."
He tried it, and in the trying burned to the
socket in 4,1 years the lamp of life that had
been trimmed to last fourscore. A draft
upon the constitution in behalf of appetite
is just as much a draft as in behalf of work ;
and if both are habittially preferred together,
bankruptcy and ruin are sure and swift.
GENERAL Brutes made the address at
the decoration of the soldiers' graves at
Gloucester, Massachusetts, and devoted a
great portion of his remarks to a clear and
concise summing up of the injuries which
our country had received from England,
the men and money that her hatred to our
institutions had caused us to spend, and her
aid to a slavOolders' rebellion. General
Butler spoke of reparation as to be insisted
on by the American people, and that it
should be a lesson and precept that should
be handed down from parent to child and
never forgotten:
Jusrrox in Texas is still very rapid, if
not always certain. A black mare was
stolen from a livery stable, and, after
search, was heard from in a distant town.
The proprietohi eat a messenger after hen
and a day or two ifterwards received a
despatch as follows: "Your mare is here ;
I will bring her; thief hung."
Tim Hearth and Home mays that the
first thing for a farmer to find out is what
grows best on his soil. After he has learned
this it thinks he should not be discouraged
by low prices for a year or two.
Tux Frenell have discovered that the
white of an egg given in sweetened water
is a sure care for the croup. The remedy
is to be repeated till a cure is effected.
ALE: persons destroy their window sash
endeavoring to remove old putty. This
may be avoided by applying a hot poker to
the putty, Which will thew readily yield to
the knife and leave the sash clean.
Cows which are corning in at this season
of the year should be well protected, well
fed, and looked after daily. A. little neg
lett now have to be paid for at a high rate.
Joan* Itrunatis divides the' hunt= i iace
into three cusses: "Those who think it is
so, those who think it isn't so, and those
who don't care whether it is so or not."
Ms. James P. Boyd, for a year associate
editor of the Philadelphia Press, has been
promoted to`one of the highest poaitiona
on the editorial staff of that journal.
Berea was bat a young snake when he
tempted oar paints with apples. He is
about six thousand years idd , now and more
awning in his Mauna of temptation.-
. _
"Thum, now," exclaimed a Utile girl
while rnmaging fa a bureau drawer
"grand-fatherhaa gone to-Siiiiiii(iiihout
"HAT; lon ever brokei 4 bone? Inquiro
ed a jockey." "No, not exactly, bucl, nave
broken two or duo wagons."
ieomti surgical aiterstion—to take y the
„amp Outset sow* slum add the Willem
Si wooliia.
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geur::
::List of Merchant;
VTITIIIN that:omits of AASesta s retarsedwell dead
ledby the hadentood. Jltp
tile Taxes, to accordance with the several Atha of die
ratably for the year 1800, of Geed; Wane sal Zen.
chatllse:
1101100IIGIII Of OZTTYBBERIO
crew.
isbnestock
J. L./1031A • « » 9
Michael BPaaVer w It
Ditto EirK;;Wre........—.. 14
H. B. 13
Robert & Elliott 13
P. A Dapborn .—.-- 12
Danner & Ziegler- .... 12
lltlar Mae 14
Miu Harriet McCreary ---..-- 14
Min ..... -,..—.. 14
Wro.V. King ........._........«........... 14
Charles 14
D. W. 14
T. O. Norris
8. 8. McCreary................L............ 14
Jacob .. 13
Frannie Cunningham 14
1). Kftzmiller 1 Dro..-...._ .... . 14
D. H. linings' .-... 14
Jaaa Nene.. . 14
Henry Orerdee; 13
Mrs. H. H. Paxton ....... 14
G. F. Kalbfleisch ...... 14
Wm, J.
Jacob W. Cron ........ 13
Wm. Boyar & Lea ----.-.----.. IS
Joseph .... 13
Wm. B. Biddle.. .....
Louis &rouse
Jacob G. Herbst ......
B. H. Mlnnigh...-.---...
Philip Mater
F. W. Wisotok
F. W. g
A. M. Bunter
Jeremiah Culp
Daniel Culp
, H. Swope
A. D. Buehler
Robert liorner----
John M. Huber
Soper & 14
Ditto secondslore—_ 14
El. G. Cook
C. H. Buehler-- ---
Jacob Sheads....—
Jacob Reilly
John Cress
George C. Strickhouser--.
Cohan k Cunningham.,—.
Joseph Jacobs....„
McCurdy & Hamilton.....
Ales. Spang*..
Bighorn &
W & Sous.-
81=441 Faber...
John Gruel
Wm.Blerbower.
OXPORD TWP
Methorn & 8ender..._.......
Hersh se Bro
Abraham Shealy ..... .....„..
Yrey rf Schnell
Daniel M. Miller... .....
L. Hershey
Martin Maitre/ .........
W. D. Emmert
R. B. Pouts
John Ginter
Francis X. Smith .......
BERWICK 808
Lewis J0rdy......
Mary Btetrahn
Win. Davis ..-
D. H. Hollinger.
Mrs. Mayers
BTHABAN TWP
John O. Gilbert.
Upton Neely__
Hugh
Philip d. Myers
Daniel G01den........
draftEckanrode..— ........
HEADING TWP,
Howard di Brol3
Jacob S. Taughlobangb — 13
Singleton iticholtis ......... . 14
HAMILTON TWP.
14
Picking tk Co
Elijah Spangler
Shaffer cE Maul
Fleury L. Mi11er...... -........
John Geleelman
Dr. S. Melpenhelder ......
Geo. Spangler ......
J. Mein-
Geo. Altindorff
Wm.B.lllldebrand—.
Michael McSberry
A. E. Stoner
John 11.
Wm. WolL
MOUNTPLEABOIT TWP
Samuel Shorb
Simon Earnfah.--
Wm. A. McSherry
J.E. Smith C 0...
Ephraim Miller
MOUNTJOY TWP
Emanuel Ree5er.........
Sarah liana.--
MISNALLEN TWP
Eppley ,t H00ped............. 14
A. T.Wrlght.. 14
Hoffman & Burkholder-- 13
Pitzer &Son-- .. ... .....- ............... 13
Henry N. Ilinnigh - 14
Charles D. Elden ..... ...-- ........... - 14
Raids Penrose 14
Wm. S. Cart 14
Amos Schloner 14
LITTLESTOWN BOR.
Samuel Lit tle,
A. F. Barker..
Martin Steffy...._.,
Shorb S McSherry,
lieesman 4 Shock..
John Hinkle—__
J. It nutters .......... .
&Liss Kate .*.lirelitter..
AL & J. Howard ---
Wm. F. Crouse & Bro,
Marina Lefever.—....
David Schwartz.--
W eikert &Starr
John H. Baumgardner.
Amos Shady
J. W. G obrecht____
Colehonse & lighter. ........... o
Henry Dysart ........... 14
Dr. James
.....
H. S. Klein
Ephraim Myers; ............ —.......
Young &
Snyder S Son
Alex. Litt1e..... ,,
Crouse Bros & Co
FRANKLIN TWP
Plank it Spangler...
Tobias Cover -
J. 11. Raffensperger
W.Witmore
Barney Reilly ......
Solomon Dome
Martin L. Miller
Mrs. Rottman.--
Jacob Marks
James A. Robert
Jacob F. Lower
Alex. Miller
John E. Little
BUTLER TWP
Jeremiah Golden
Latvia Fold_
Jacob Eppelman.
Edward Staley.
Eliza Smith .
Israel Shank,
1^
IL&MILTONBAN TWP.
Harbaugh d Bro..
Shields d Munelman
Wortz d illtutselman
Charles S. Hinkel
D. Sullivan k 50n....
CONOWAGO TWP
Michael Reilly.-- .-----
Wm. Id. Schwartz..—
Johu Fowler
LIBERTY TWP
Samuel Martin
Martin Orerboltzer
LATIiIOII3 TWP
Warner ci Son
Joel 0 cleat.--
11IINTINGTON TWP.
14
Rachael Pllkerton
B. W. Ziegler
Ilartmau rE Sadler
Orieat of Bower.
J. Y. Gardner
Mrs. °east
Samuel Latahaw
Lewin W. ....
T. O. Wolf
•
John W. Relatzel......
Mitts Mary Jobe..
Mr. °rise
CUMBERLAND TWP
Paxton Ingham
GNEL/LLNY TWP.
UNION TWP
Samuel X. Baker,...,
Abrahamßell
-IWerard Wentz
Mr.. Heiser.
YREILDOM
A. Was bright
Wm. Baker....
TTRONI TWP
P. a Q Yeatts
Daniel Delo
ABSWILBB AND DDSTILLIRB
iota Kenai& Gettysburg—.---, 8
Adam Diehl,
APP/LA.L.
•
Notice is hereby given to all persons laterutad to
the above return of classification, that I will bold an
Appeal, at the Comtebeton/es loillotain Gettysburg,
oa Saturday, As 19G day of linto next, between the
hours of 9 A. Y. and 3 P. M., whoa and wheal:, all per
sons that may consider themselves aggrieved by meld
claudication may attend.
103.Tbe "boys Licenses moat turpaid 69 or before
the tirst day of July, 1869.
at. WALTER,
APPraisw or Mercantile Tara Air Adams
May 21:4g
Q 041, -gumber t put t /a.
GMYSBURG
LIME KILNS.
THE undersigned ken bought out ills forma part
nor. Wx. Grum, and now *continuos
THE T.nicF,;BUILNING BUSINESS
Imeslt—at the Gettysburg Lime 'Whit ; ea Ma pone
of the Railroad and Ruth Stratton stmt. Thank
tal fc!rlagt Patratete,heerflt ladasvor to deserve llle
Watlaoaaey by prosecuting the bushiest as irlatema
. y4 . 4Edonae hires goal* ea possible—alvala satins
a acaathotelf Otos grodatarare. itezvaers mad
°then tilieS' laolttbrthe prompt lass of mien.
;Hi aßsthswea thi
COAL BUSINESS,
offering Wilmot popular kW& itoomiltimiress and
oftersahaald give kin all: Nladtsaaith ttt.a us
Nutty or, ism!.
ZEitealidi
eftgar&s.v.se,seer.' UOOll UISW
•
MANTUA-MAKING.
MR$ E.- -J. ZdEckLER
la prepared to do every description of
Plain Sewing, Diess Making
included.
iesidente—East Middle at., one door from the Metho•
dist Church, Gettysburg, Pa. Reb.ls..—.tf•
J OHN W. TIPTON, FASHION.
ABLE BARBER, opposite the Bees Hotel,
aittlysburg,Pa., where he earl at All. timeeb e roood
may teettend to all business in lais Ilse. fishes
alsossexeellent assistant and will Insure satin,
tactic's. Give/anis eall. '
afar 20,1867.
Curbing, Sills, Steps, Ashlers,
Posts, Monuments, Ceme
tery Blocks, &c., &c.,
INII
out and finished in every style desired, by best of
.- 14
.- 14
14
workmen. '
*A.Orders from a distance promptly attended to
Jana 3.—tt
JEREMIAH CULP
EMS
-- 10
is
.- 9
Undertaker & Paper-Hanger,
is prepare Alto furnish on short swan° and rnasonable
He also keens on hand a large aasortmentof WALL
PAPER. which he sells at loweatcash rates, and If de•
aired will furnish bands to put it on the wall.
20 00
20 CO
15 00
12 60
PLAIN & FANCY "SIGN Plt /xi
"NG EXECUTED TO ORDER.
10
11
14
14
14
sarYork street—A few doors oas t of Lutberao;hurch
May 27,1868 t(.
_
ROBERT D. ARMOR ,
GAS FITTER, PLUMBER AND
BELL HANGER,
Bart Meltlk aireet,haVa square from the [hurt-house,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
%TILL promptly attend to all or
ders in his line. Work done in the most satis
factory manner, and at prices as low as can possibly be
afforded to make a living.
GAS PIPE
furnished, Al well as Chandeliers, Bracket., Drop
Lights Lc.; also WATER PIPS, Stops, Top and Frost
Spigots, and,in short, everything belonging to riser
water fixtures.
Bells hung, and furnished if desired. Locks of al
kinds repaired. [Dec. 23, 1867.—t
BEI
Ng
7 00
7 00
7 00
20 CO
15 00
10 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
FURNITURE.
D. C. SHEAFFER
PETERSBURG, (Y. 5.,) PENNA.,
Isprepared to offer:to the Public, anything in his
as ebesp am ca be had in the county.
Itz...Purchuers will do well to call and examine
my stock belt buying elsewhere.
FURNITURE
made to order, Repairing done neat cheap and with
disDaerh , Jan. 22.3868.-ti
MI
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
T 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
EEO
7 00
10 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
NEW BUSINESS.
Upholstering & Trimming.
WILLIAM E. CULP
HALopenzlcstabshaetnfosite Wca er's ieryi t nonZa:toroot,for
Covering Sofas, Chairs, Mat
trasses, and Upholstering
in all its branches.
Ge also continues his old business of Trimming
Buggies, Carriages, kr., and solicits from the public
their patronage. Charges moderate.
Gettysburg, P.A., Dec.ll.—tf
19 50
10 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
El
12 50
10 00
15 00
80 00
7 Oo
7 00
7 00
80 00
7 00
4 00
EMI
HOWE MACHINES!
THE LATEST 1 MPROVED & GENT:prE
ELIAS HO WE, JR.,
SEWING MACHINES.
1513
7 00
15 00
15 00
7 00
7 00
700
JACOB F. THOMAS,
Agent for Adams County, Pa., Granite Hill, P. 0
(Gigldrn's Station.)
Xl5 00
R, 00
7 00
ORDERS will be promptly attended to. Maeldoes
delivered to all parts of the royalty and
tustrac
llonm given gratis.
public are cautioned against parties who
use the name of HOWE in connection with their ma
chines'ap account of the popularity of the Howe Ma
chines. There are none GENUINE unless they have
imbeekled iii , each machine a medallion having the
likeness of ELIA 9 HOWE,Jr,on lt,ke.
Feb.26--tf
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
700
700
7 GO
7 00
7 00
12 50
The undersigned will pay the highest market prise
7 00
10 00
10 00
7 00
12 50
GOOD WHEAT
dithered at itis Mill, 'Glenwood. )11111," fcirmerly
... 13
-. la
... 14
10 00
10 00
7 00
Mei'bean's., In highland township
Dec.lB, 1888.—tf
Surveying--Conveyancing.
J. S. WITHEROW,
FAIRFIELD , PA ~
Tenders his services to the public as a
PRACTICAL SURVEYOR,
and Is prepared to survey Farms, Lots, Ac., on rea
sonable terms. Raving taken out a Conveyancer's
License, he will also attend to preparing
DEEDS, BONDS. RELEASES, WILLS, LEASES,A R
TIOLES OF AGREEMENT, CLERKING
AT SALES, kc.
Raving had considerable experience In this line, he
bops( to receive a liberal share of patronage. Busi
es* promptly at tended to and charges reasonable...-
Peal:Once address, Fairfield, Adams co., Pa.
Jan. 1,1862.-4
EMU
7 00
7 00
700
7 00
7' tio
JOHN G. .LENHART I
SURVEYOR.
ILL l i r:zanily attend to all calls in the Harvey
W
" CHARGES VERY MODERATE.
Residence la New Oxford, Adams co., Pa.
Match 6.-3 m•
MI
10 00
7 00
MI
10 00
7 00
7 00
ICE CREAM SALOON
4OHN GRUEL,
Chambersburg St., Gettysburg
Hu always on band a largo assortment of all kinds of
CONFECTIONERY,
made of the beet material, with Waite, Almonds,
Raisins, Figs, Cakes, it.
ICE CREAM
served to elastomers, and orders for Families or Par
ties promptly filled. Having special accommodations
for Ladies and Gentlemen, and determined to please
he invites Ida friends to. give him a call.
April 9.-4 f
IMPROVED FRENCH RANGE
AND RANGE FERNITURE
ILLAGYLCITIALKD ST
Bramhall, Deane &
24T • 249 Water it., New York.
April 9.-3 at
NEW HARNESS SHOP.
J" 0• 1 NC II L P
INFORMS his friends and the public generally that
.1. he has renamed the Harman-making businees, and
opened a Shop on Gerkille street, Gettysburg, adjoin.
log the Passeager depot, where he will manufacture
and keep on hand all klu4s of
HARNESS
8R1151.38, ' •
COLLARS
WHIPS,
B ilarNBTS, de
which willbe sold at the lowest lash palm. Also.
TRUNKS of all kads.
=mum' and lisiurNe *wow to • • • ;
Buten been werking at the tor •
one gitesszti the hest kind of week, all lestec node
eider iirtilitisolo6. • Ohre OWL
Ka I J 9411 001 P.
AtiOarg
Slightm lards
GRANITE-YARD ,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
ON RAILROAD, NEAR FREIGHT DEPOT.
PETER BEITLER
Is prepared to farLdab GRANITIC. for all kinds of
BUILDING AND MONUMENTAL PURPOSES,
at seasonal& rates—
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
111=11
COFFINS OF ALL STYLES
WHEAT WANTED
GEORGE GINGELL
next door to Bogle Hotel,
*WIC:
y 0 UN T ' S CU - MP OUNfi
FOR THE atlas or
PUTRID SORETBAOAT,INFLUENZA,
or say other Inflammatory or Itrgerd disease of the
Throat If not of too long standing. Also, SCARLET
PEWEE. This medicine has been tried in
THOUSANDS OF CASES,
is different parts of the country, and has never
been known What if taken In time and according
to directions. It is warranted to cure. Give It a trial
and It willspeak for itself. Every household should
provide themselves with e boy of this meOicine and
keep on halide. The cures that It has effected are
truly marvelous.
IFS-Prepared end sold by Iseizt. YOUNT t C0.,0 et
tyaberg, Pa ,or by their authorised &genie. For
male •t-nearly all th• Stores in Adams cone ty.
may-29,1867.-tt MAIM YOUNT & CO.
ruE GREAT
ZINGARI BITTERS.
A SAFE BLOOD PURIFIER,
A SPLENDID TONIC,
A PLEASANT BEVERAGE
A CERTAIN CURE
PIIEVENTIVF OF DISEASES
The ZINQARI BITTERS are compounded from 'a
prescription of the celebrated Egyptian physician Da.
OFIZOPE,CB, who, after years of trial and experiment,
discovered the Zingarini Herb—the most remarkable
vegetable production, the earth. perhaps, has ever
yielded—certainly the most effective iu tbe care of dis
ease. It, in combination with the other valuable pro
perties of u hich the MBAR' BITTERS ft composed,
will core
Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague, Bilious
Fever, Cholie, Colds, Bronchitis,
Consumption in - its first stage,
Matolo44, Nervous Debility,.
Female Complaints, Rheu
matism, Dysentery, Acute
and Chronic Diarrhoea,
Cholera MoEbus, Chol
era, Typhoid and Ty
phus Fever, Yellow
Fever, Scrofula,
Diseases of the
Kidneys, Ha
bitual Cost-
i v e ness,
In the PIIZTINTION and Cons of tho above diseases,
is has never been known to fail, as thousands of our
ni , ,st prominent citizens throughout all parts of the
o entry, will testify. Let tho afflicted send for cir
cular containing testimonials and certificates of those
o ha have been cured after their eases have been pro
n-nocrd hopeless by our brat physicians.
PRINCIPAL DEPOT,
F. RANTER & CO.,
No: 6 N. Front St., Philadelphia.
RECOMMENDED DY
Ex. Gov. David It. Porter, of Penns) I vanin
Hon. Robert J. Fisher,
Hon. Edward McPherson,
Hon. Joel B. Danner,
llon. Wm. McSherry,
41 SEND FOR CIRCULARS. -51Eit
Feb.l9, neq.-1f
AYER'S
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 medi
cine, basanything won so widely and so deeply upon
the confidence of mankind, as this excellent remedy
for pulmonary complaints. Through a long series of
years, and among most of the races of men lt has risen
higher and higher in their estimation, as it bee be
come better known. It; uniform character and pow
er to cure the various affections of the lungs and
throat, have made it known xa a reliable protector
against them. While adapted tomilder forms ofdie
expo
and tO young children, It is at the came time the
most effectual remedy that can be given for inn/Pivot
consumption, and the dangerous affection. of Alm
throat and lunge. Asa provision against sudden at
tacks of Croup, it should Lll kept on hand in or, ry
family, and Indeed as all aro slmetirnes subject to
colds andcoughs, all should be provided w ILL this an
tidote for them.
Although settled Conra,api •n ie !bought iocucable,
still great uumbere of risen 11111,4.2 the i, , aec
sett:. d, have been completely cured, and the patieut
restored to eouml health Ly the Cherry red...rah So
complete kite oral:cry orer the disorders of the Lungs
and Throat, that the most obstinate of them, under
the Cherry Pectoral they kobeid een d
Siru,rl and Public Speake - ra bud greet protection
from it.
Asthma ie alwayd relieved sad ufttsa wholly cweal
by it.
Bron-ltitis is generally cured by taktng, the Cherry
Pectoral in small and frequent lows.
So generally are its c irtu, ku,vn that tee need
not publish the Ca,titiCatee thew her, cr du m ore
than assure the public that its nualities Ate fully
malutained.
Ayer's Ague Cure ,
For Fercrand Aoue, Intermit:-o; Pcrer, C!,iU Fcrer
RemiP,nl Freer, Dow?, Ague, P , ri , 4ical or Bilizut
Frrer, db., and ind,/ all fAe affecti o ns whicAari.re
fr,m malarinus, enarsh, on TliT.iM zla c pc
As its name implies, It does Core, and does net fall.
Containing neither Arsenic. Quinine, Bismuth, Zinc,
nor any ether mineral or pritlutlOUS IMlAltarlen what—
ever, it in nowise injure, sny patient. The number
and linportance of its cures in the 'ga• districts, are
literally beyond account, and we believe without a
parallel in the history of Ague medicine. Our pride
Is gratified by the acknowledgments we receive of the
radical cures effected in obothlato eases, and where
other remedies ha i wholiy failed.
rolttll.ated per , air,clitirr.rwaltelo.t In, trn,cl
- through miasmatic localities, w 11l be protected by
taking the AGUE CURE daily.
For Lice!' Compbsints, arising from torpidity of the
Liver, it I an excellent remedy, stimulating the Liver
Into healthy activity.
For Bilious 'Disorders and Liver Complaints, It la an
excellent remedy, producing ninny truly remarkable
cures, where other medicines had failed.
Prepared by DR. J. C. ,IYEIt S CJ , Practical and
AnalyticalChetniata, 31a,..and ea Id all ruund
the ay.,rid
.1100 BOTTLE.
For sale by d. D. Buehler, Druggist, Gettysburg
P. [Oct.., 1668.-3 a
THE GREAT
Invigorator and Restorer
OF TIlt;
Vitality of the Stomach
Prepared from Pure Vegetable Materials
Pure Tonics and the mosi
Pleasant Aromatics.
Thie invaluable Remedy for Dyemsia stud General
Debility of the system Is offered to the t,nblir , after a
fair 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
Physicians—among others to Dr. M. D. G. Pfturra,
one of our oldest and most eminent Physicians, resit'.
ing at New Oxford, who, after examination, pro
flounced It ikßemedy which would not J uil to show Its
salutary effocts, when properly administered, In cases
of Dyspepsia, springing from old age and debilitating
effects of serious inward diseases--weakening, and at
last destroying the nervous power of the stomach it
self—and therefore entitling it to be emphatically
called "The Great Invigorator."
Dr. W. J. McCtrotr., another prominent Pnytician of
New Oxford, thus gives his opinion:
NEW OSVOID, Dec.3o, 1848.
Mr. Jonx
Dear Sir:—At your request I hire examined "The
Great lorigenttor," prepared by yon, and the formula
from which It Is prepared. It fa composed of sumo of
the moat powerful vegetable topics and most pleasant
aromatics known to our profession, ant I hare no
hesitancy in recommending it in Chronic casesof Dye•
pepsin, and in all cysts of I ndice,ition resulting from
debility of the Stomach. Beltsoiug that, if properly
used, it will Ile of incalculable benefit to the suffering
of our race, I subscribe myself.
Yours, vet y respectfully,
W. J. HcCLURE, NI. D.
sksj_Unnufactured and far xtle, wholesale and tail. at New Oxford, A dams county, Pa , by
BUSBEY 3 IIEAGY, Proprietors.
AGENTS.—The "Great Invigorator' can bu bad
from the following Agents:
D. E. Fonts, Baltlmore,3lil.; S. 3 .LGibbona, Bald
eriore, Md.; A. D. Buehler, Uctt3stlrg, In ; A. 8,
Hildebrand, Fault Berlin, PA.; P. J. Wileun, Berwick
Bor.. Pa.; Theodore Pleger, Berwick; Bur., Pa.; F.,
Smith. Irialitown, Pa.; S. O. Lawrence,. Mount Ruck
Pa.; W. A.3lcllhenny, Red Land, P. O. Pa.; J. 11
Wiest New Oxford, Pa.; D. 31. Miller, New Oxford
a. [Jan.ls.—t
AYER'S
HAIR VIGOR
FOR TR& RENOVATION OF THE
H AIR.
The Great Desideratum of the Age
A dressing which is at 011 CO agreeable, healthy, and
effectual for prewerving the hair._ Fadedor :pray hair
s soon restored to its original color and the plc:, and
freshness of youth. Thin hair Is thickened, falling
Bair checked, and baldness often, though not ajwayi
cured by its nse. Nothing can restore the hair where
the follicles are destroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed. But such as remain can be saved for visaed
nun by thlx application. Instead of fouling the hair
with a peaty ,odtment, It will keep it clean and vigor
on& Its occasional me will prevent the hair from
• .
turning gray or falling off, and consequently prevent
baldneas. Brea from those deleterious suinstinces
Which Make tamp preparations dangerona and
one to the hair, the Vigor eon only benefit Wit not
harm It, If 'anted merely for •
HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so dealraile, bontatatng
urdther oil nor dye, It dose not e 11 white cambric, and
yet leste Mapr on the hair, string It a rich glom ,
lustre and &grateful perfume. ,
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer &
PB. ICAL' & AHALITroAL OURML,ITS,
LOWELL, MASS.
4firloesabiir moo .
km Ps. 1114411141roilist,
( 9 04$ usi,37
REAL MUTE AcIRIOT
I have cißenedan agency, for the
BATA OF REAL , SKATE,
n connnotiOn Yiy,b. my 11w buiinnen In; Geityiborg
Parties wishing to sell, or buy Wide, inty find It tc
their advantage to call. Several
Farms and Woodland_
A No.l, - TAW:PRIOR $8,069'• • •
A TRACT, 90 ACRE'S, FOR Si 800
A GOOD PAR% 2p AORTS A ILRYGIIRAP
A FARM, 130 AORTA TOR
A TAW, 60 *eau, TOR 4270 •
A TAXA; dt ACRNB , TOR $1,400
A VERY GOOD FARM, 100 ACRES
A VERY 000 D FARA! 125 ACRES -
A VERY GOOD FARM, 160 ACRES
A NO. 1,. FRUIT FARM, 200 AUXPIT
A GOOD TARSI, 100 ACRES, near Octty.burg
A GOOD FARM, 100 ACRES Autl 30 ACRES WOOD
LAND lON $5,600
A GOOD FA11.31.110 ACRES AT 835 rgn , icßE
A VERY GOOD PA It 11, 210 ACRES, AT 560
A FARII,IOO AIRES, AT VA)
A WARM, 150 ACRES AND VERYGOOD BUILDINGS
AT $3O PER ACRE
AGOUD FARM, 100 AOIIEB and 0004 BUILDINGS
AOOOD RI, 150 ACILES
Very desirable property In Li t tie stolen. Also, er
al ELOWIEMS and out-lots in Gettysbor/ for , sale.
Outtyetturtt,July 10.11363.—tf Attorney al bite
iti cfousequtnco of the ilhastrous fire, which ip Jen
uury last, duet rayed their store and Its contents,
J. E. CALDIVEtt & CO.
Jewellers,
nastrlid made pepeclally to their order fu Xurope
awl in America, an entirely
New Stock of Choice Goods
Which aro now opened and ready for examination.
Very Fine Paris Mantle 'Meles
( Every movement with the new improve m enti.)
NEW SIDE vRNAMENTS TO MATCH
Bronzes, Groups and Figures
GORHAM MANUF'G CO'S
FINE ELECTRO WARES,
Best ,Slerling Silver Wares,
Watches, Jewelry, &c., &c.,
A very full nesurtmeut at Tory
MODERATE PRICES.
and others
819 CHESTNUT ST.,
PHILADELPUM,
Mar. 4, ISCO.-1y
TO MILLINERS AND COUNTRY 8 ruRE
KEEPERS.
AT E. RIDLEY'S,
JOBBING ROOMS,
You will find the Largeat. Sleek cf and
Straw GoniUlu this City, and a collixtton of bArgaius
riot to be found dimwit ere.
WO cut lengths at Piece Prices, .
Buy had Sell for Cash.
EDWARD raDLEr,
311, 3113 GRAND, and Cd.C3, 70 ALLE:.1.1. , i3.,
Col!wra •
Fifth Blo , k Eamt from the Bowery,
NEW YORK CITY.
Third :g ml Meerml Fl,ors -Retail.
excl. Alray.
April
SPRING
lO Q U° au ,
MILLINERY
Ita;•PECTFTLLY invite an early iovcction cf . my
Lo'k ekck of
BONNETS & HATS,
Rib!, m., e. , ifke, Crapes, )!alines, Nett, Biondi, TACCP,
FRENCH FLOWERS,
Fr.atnca, G imp and Straw Trimmings. Al.,
FANCY GOODS
r cry dc:criptif,n and the '::tent styles, al: of which
at the lowest cash prices.
Api HAP.RIET ItcCltltAr.Y.
GETTYSBURG RAIL ROAD
TIME TABLE
FIIIST TRAIN lear4:B Gottystmig st S 13, A. 11
.andcor.r,ects at 'Du:lover Juact.loo wStb tfainsg
. . .
2: t rtn.r th. it . r.og,..nc,. rt. melds., Watitn
12 80 , P. N., liarriebnrdikt 12 45, P. M., Pl,ilad
Ilia at 4 LO, I'. 31., and Nt. York at 7 CO, P.)l. R
arnh,g, arrive at Gettysburg at 12 11,P. 11., with
paaseagera from Baltimore, IlaxrielMrg, ie
SECOND TRAlNleuves Gettyeburg a t 12 40 P. 01
and c,nuecta at Ilanoyiy,,Tnt.ction ;ith nut line
North at 2 10, P. M , reaching, Hat thborg at 4 P
M., Phfladelphfa at 9 90, P. M., New York tan 00,p
awl with 3lalkTrain out at :2 Jl , P. 31., reach
tig Baltimore at 5 00, PAC litturaing arrives at
Gettythom 71., with imbitrngera from
13 tlti mart, narrlsburg, PLllsddpLia, ac
April 30, 1884
READING RAILROAD
SUMMER AKRANGESIENT,
MOLVDA 1, APRIL 26th, 1869
Great trunk line from the North and Northwest
for Philadelphia, Now York. Reading, Pottsville,
Tamaqua, Ashland,Shamokin, Lebanon, Allentown,
Easton, Ephrata, Liter., Lancaster, Columbia, tr.., &c.
Trains leave Harrisburg for New York, as follows:
At 2.33, 5.1:0 and 8.10 A. 91., 12.23 noon, 2.00 and 10.55
P. 31.,connecting with similar Trains on the Penn
sylvania Railroad, and arriving at New York at 9.45,
11.43 A. 31. and 3.f0 0.45,.9.30 P. 31., and 8.00 A. 31.,
reapectively.t Sleeping Cars accompany the 2.35, 5.20
A. 31. and 10.55 P. 31—Trains, withon t. change.
Leave Harrisburg for Reading,. Pottsville, Tama
qua, Itlnerseille.Ashland, Shamokin. Pine Grove, Al
let:town and Philadelphia, at 8.10 A. 31., 2.00 and LID
P. 51., stopping at. Lebanon and principal Way Sta—
tions; the 4.10 P. 31. train making connections for
Philadelphia, Puttarßha and Columbia only. For
Pottsville, Schuylkill . Haven and Auburn,: via
Schuylkill and Sualtieltaana Rail Rouble:lee Harris
burg atS 30 P.M.
Returning: Lease New York at 9.00 A. M., 12.90
noon, 5.05 and 8.00 P. it., Philadelphia at 8.15 A. M.
and 3201'. )1.; Sleeping cars accompany the 9.00 A.
M., 6.05 and 8.00 P.M. trains trout Now York, without
change.
•
Way Paasengar Train laaree Philadelphia nt7.20 A
31., connecting with similar train ou East Peuna.ltail
rued, returning frau, Beading at 6.30 P. M., Stopping
at all Station..
Leave Pottsville at 7.30. 8.46 A. M., nod 2.45 P. M.,
Shamokin at 5.25 and 70.35 A. M., Ashland at 7.00 A.
51., and 12.30 noon, Tamaqua at 8.30 A. 51., and
220 P. M., for Phihwielpblit and New York.
Leave Pottsville, via. Schuyikilland Susquehanna
Railroad at 7.00 A. M. for Ilarrielmrg, and 11.30 A.
51, for Pine Gro•ii and Tremont.
Reading Accommodation Train: Leaves Reading
at 7.30 A.M., returning leaves Philadelphia at 5.15
P. 51.
Pottstown Acerrnmodatfon Trafn: Leaves Potts
town at 0.25 A. 11., returning leaves PbfladelOUs at
4.30P.M
Colombia Rail Road Trains leave Reading at 7.00 A;
M., and 6.10 P. M. for Ephrata, Litis,'Laricaater
Columbia, he.
Perklonian Rail Road Trwine lease Pork lomenJun c
lion at 9.00 A. M. and 6.00 I'. 11. Returning: Lease
Skippack at 8 16 A. M., and 1.00 Pr M., connecting
with simlar trains on Reuling Roil Road.
On Sundays: Leave New York at 8.00 F. 3f., Phila
delphia 8.00 A.M. and 3.15 P. M., the 8.00 A.M. Train
running only to Reading; Pottsville 8.00 A. M.; Har
risburg 5 . 20 A. M . and 4.10 and 1016 P. M.,and Read.
tag at 1246 midnight, 2.64 and 7.15 A. M. for Harris.
burg, at 12.55 midnight, and 7.05 A. M. for Now York,
and 9.40 A. M, and 4.25 P.M. for Philadelphia.
Commutation, Mileage, Season, School and Excur
sion Tickets; to and from an points, at reduced Rate!.
Baggago cliecked through; 100 pounds allowod
cacti Paescpgcr.
Ge
Reading,Pa.,llay 7, 1869.nera1 Superintendent
ORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
SPRING SCHEDULE.
Oa and after 3lay 9,1869, Trains will lama HanoY►r
Junction as
LEAVE NORTHWARD
-•••• • • • •
12.54 p . m. — Dail y Williamrpbrt, daily (except
Sundays) for Elmira, Rochester, Buffalo,
Niagarakalls and Erie arid the West. ,
10.58 a. in.—Daily (except Sund's) for Elmira, Btilt
al°, &c.
2 + 3 P. (except Sandrys) tor Williamsport ,
and Brie:
8.05 p. m. -- Dally(eXcept Bundy») for York.
945 P. m.—Daily (except Bandana) for Harrisburg,
Sad the West.
LEAVE SOUTHWARD.
7.07" a. m.—Dally stopping at Parkton only.
742 s • — DallY(aScept Itandsfs)
_ Stations. stopping at all
taxi p. m.—Dally stopple" , at Peados only. • •
tali p , m.—Dally. (*leapt Banda's) stoPPlnlt at the
- . /MM. 8.-1/01DiaiGeo•katt'Age".
Bag.,Did.
A.Lpltip
R. 118.10 11 Gen. Superintendent,
Sky 28,1 : 882.41 . Iterrleburg, Penn's.
INSYLVANIA. CENTRAL
—Bothletraak roularasains Wa a l" aliadalPhia
and Pit:abort. ' Trainslead Gettyabarg slake the
fallowlagxe nate lama TrarAk Mae: •
fiettyablug leave at 9.00 a. to. t 12.56
Lammer Junction arrive 10.00 " 1 / 3 6 '
9.16 "
•
Hest leave 10.56 a
arrive 1246.9.9%. 1L45 "
Wye 3.60 • 236 a Philad*bla
arrive 9.46 •
Thuvisbu t g • • • l a m p AA" k •
Pittsburg strigii . j L 36 a. 9.10 I ,
Attidlidelphla alma aaraseathisa ar•
the trains. km New 2atk, asfialk 9101 i x 2 0 ".•"aa
Cities, At Pittabceameetamis are the-
N a w :I:f at" , Depot with the teat= far all Werke%
potato.
loSnotouott * to
G0n.1 111 7 13111
Murat' W. eim imo
44 " 8 " 40114 1.11116 14, UNA t
t3='
salt.
R. G. Alicelt,EAßY.
Entirely new
Now designs
For the present at
GIME!
1869.
It AIcCUILLii Sop't
===l
SOMETHING NEW.
New Furniture Rooms.
licrniture Store in, Gettysburg,
A. M. HUNTER & CO.
have Leon to the Eastern atlas and hive laid la •
large &ad splendid &apartment of
Cottage and Parlor. Furniture,
equal in idyl° to any -hones out of the city, which
they offer to the public at eity prices. Their stock
consists or
FULL COTTAGE CHAMBER SUIT'S, from $5O up.
BUREAUS, from $9 up.
WASHSTANDS. from S4OO Op.
TOWEL RACKS, from 78 ctn. up.
CHAIRS, from $6 sot up.
BEDSTEADS. from $ 4 up.
WARDROBES, as low na SIO,
TA LILES, as low as $3.
SOFAS..., low as $2O.
LOUNGES, as.low as 17. •
MATTRESSES, SPRING BED BOTTOMS and • groat
variety of other Good', saint equally low rates.
L , "& Call and examine' our
AT TU OLD "HIMMEL" O➢IICE,
South-east Corner of Diamond
March 12.—tf
$4O STITCH ! $37 50
$4O $4O Hilt class SEWING MACHINES $37 60
$4O given as premiums for $37 60 worth $37 60
$4O • nfaubliCrl pilau. fur WOOD'S HOUSE- $3760
$4O HOLD ADVOCATE, a Oral class SE7 50
$4O Family paper, a 175 cent, a year.— $37 50
$4O Also $37 60
$32 TICK ! TICK ! $3O
$32 ' AMERICAN WATCHES, worth $32, $3O
$32 given for $lO worth of subscriptions.— $3O
$l2 Also $3O
$l2 DICTIONARY. $l2
$l2 Webster'. Unabridged Dictionary, $l2
$l2 worth $l2, given as premium. lor *l2
$l2 $l2 worth of subscriptions. Also $l2
$lOO Sunday School $lOO
$BO LIBRARIES, $BO
$BO • Large or small, to be eolected from $OO
$.50 400 volumes of the very best Boas $5O
$4O published and given as a premium $4O
$lO foram equitaleat :trawl:a of sub- $3O
$24 scriptions, $24
Ac. Also several other premiums epially liberal. Ae.
strirThe ADVOCATE, (formerly called the Prospecs
tosjcoutains 10 large pug., and aims to promote
Knowledge, Virtue, and Temperance. It has been
enlarged and improved throe time. in 27 mootbss*-
Send for specimen copy. Address •
8. S. WOOD,
P. O. Building, Newburgh, N. Y
Mardi 12.-510
1115 HOOP SKIRTS. 1115
WM. T. HOPKINS
'dos Removed Gls Manufactory and Salesrooms to
X 0.1115 CHESTNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA,
Where his "Own Make" of Charoplaa hoop Skirts,
especially adapted to First-class Who/soak and Retail
Trade, will be found to embrace the moat extensive
assortment in the Union, and all the latest and most
desirable Styles, Shapes, Lengths and Sizes, 2, 2 1 4,
2%, 2% yard. round, of Plain and Gored Pastier.,
Walking Skirts, Reception Trail., &c., &c., together
with over ninety different varieties of 3lisses and
Children's Skirt., all of which for symmetry of style,
finish, lightness, elasticity,durability and real Cheap
ness, are unequaled by nay other goods In the market,
■nd are warranted in every respect. Skirts made to
order, Altered and Repaired. Wholesale and Retail.
Fall lines of Low Priced Eastern Made Skins, IS
Springs, 35Ceutai 20 Springs, 45 Cents; 25 Springs,
5a Cents; 30 Spring., C 5 Cents; and 40 Springs, 75
Cents.
COILSETS! CORSETS: CORSETS I 1! b: different
styles and prices, from 75 Cents to $7.00. embradng
It. Worlley,'• ck el," "CiIUTII Fitting," Madam Foy's
Corset Skirt guppo: ten, :Ars. bloody's Patent , Sslf-
Adjusting Ahd,minal" Corsets, French, English and
Dommtic (land-made Corsets, and superior French
Patterns of Cutoi I Corsets, ••Uur Own Make," to•
hich se invite tAlptClll:llttNtl,ll.
Completemsurtrut.nt of I.:Ldirs' CTuder Garments
eery low prices.
GENERAL AGENT FOR TILE BARTRAM FAN
TON PA 31ILY SEIVISIi JIACIIINE3, moperior to
soy other before the public. Fifty-two of these No 1
Machines, Price Fe 7 d: each, are being given sway toour
customers, la or .1, to get them Introduced. Every
poneuu in want of articles its oor line, should eialniniii
41:1r goods before purchasing elsewhere. Call or seed
her circulars, at our Manufactory and Salesrooms, No.
1115 Ctionnot Bt., Philadelphia.
Mardi :143..-3m KM. T. LIOPKINS.
ONE POUND OF BUTTER
MADE FROM
ONE PINT OF MILK.
-82,1 profit made by investing fors bottle of the
cri EXTRACT OP BUTTER PLANT, :lath,
with siz gallons of milk, will produce 50 lbs of prime
fresh butter. This Inexpensive, excellent Butter is
ro.w daily consumed fr...in the Lido.* of the first Ilo—
tele, Restaurants and private families in New York
City and elsewhere.
!Rate, County and City alg,Fitio for an I e offering to
I capitalists rare opportunities for establishing a staple
business, paying curious profits. Agents wanted
everywhere.
A bottle alba Extract, sufficient to make.so lbs of
Better, with full direetirms (or rase, will be Scat to any
address on the reeaipt of $1 00.
The knitlie. are wzainst rai I Dv.
soil under the Caine of “iiii.ter Powders,
Compfmuda. Ac.," as the EXTRACT OF BUTTER
PLANT is prepared only by the
ECONOMY BUTTER COMPANY,
Office, 115 Liberty Street.
Factory, :.13 Greenwich Street,
New YORK CITY.
N. IL—fly the use of ti o Butter Plant a pure and
xcelient Table Butter is made at a cost of sixteen
enter per pound. [Jan. 22.-6 m
PUMPS I PUMPS I
vOR pure water use, neither bad
jottug xud,tuaty iron, nor pQl",tt lead. but
TEIE CELE.BAATED
CTICUMBEIt PUMP,
made of wild cucumber wood, entirety tasteless, dum
b/4.lnd reliottic. Not a patent article, but the good
old•faehleried woodeo Pump, made by machinery, and
therefore perfect and accurate in all its parte, raising an equal amount of water, and costing leas than half
the money. Easily arranged so as to be non-freeting,
and io conetruction so .implo that atop one can psi
it up and keep it in repair. After thorough trial it Ls
acknowledged the Slut AID euuteirr. Twelve feet of
tubing with each primp, free of charge. Dealers sup
plied at lowest manufacturer. rates. For circulars,
price tints, &c.
Call or adddress
CHAS. G. BLATCHLEY,
No. 8 North Seventh Street,
Agents wauted. Philadelphia. Pa.
N 0.1324 Filbert at. het. 6th .I.7th Market t Art% at.,
Teb.l9.-6m Philadelphia, Pa
A. SERVANT FOR ALL.
Roth's Improvement for Op,ening,,Closing
and Latching Gates,
11; if A Y be attached to any gate end operated from
IFI- buggy, team or saddle, by one hand, in any de-
Otis* dir•ction frank the gete--eperied and closed from
one point, at any distance from the gate. This Im
provement Ls simple and cheap, yet perfect and strong;
will not be disarranged by the saggingof tiregate,
nor by the frost raising the poets; may be made et a
country blacksmith's, and easily attached to agate.
The undersigned, hating the Right for Adams coun
ty, will sell Township and Farm _Rights of thigh:o
verawe:tit.
Also, ROTH A MANE'S AMERICAN LEVERI/ATS
—which will b• foutui valuable and conirenlitat to all
who have gates to drive through—as they remain by
their tedm, open, clews and latch a gate; without the
necessity of getting in the wet or mud.
For farther information, Ac.,address
• ISRAEL BRICKER,
May 13.-tf Menallea P.O.,Adams co., Ca.
GETTYSBURG BAKERY.
TIE firm of Newport & Ziegler having been dhs.
solved, the undersigned will continue the Baking
business, in all its branches, at the old stAud,
Corner of South Washington and
,If eat
Middle elreete, Gettysburg, Pa.
All kinds of
CRACKERS,
CAKES,
BREAD,
ROLLS,
constantly baked and always to be bad fresh.
With many years experience and 'Tory dlspoeltion
topless., ho feels that he can promise satletsctlon in
all eases. Orders solicited, and promptly attended to.
With many thanks for the patronage bestowed on tho•
old Arm, its continuance is asked.
BALTZER .tiEWPORT..
Aprl 9, late.-ir
JOSHUA SEITZ,
[formerly of Hanover, Pa.,]
Fashionable Tailor
Two doori from Toad's Dry Good Store, on Hanover
street,:
NEW O;CPORD, PA.
;al..l'ho latest Tuitions received from New York
and Philadelphia as soon as tuned.
}fay 14.-2 Mo
BLACKSMITHIN G.
B, O. 'HOLLEBAUGH
H AS' opened •_lllsekataith Shop on Wuldnitos .
4 1 Vniv.VME,-,dner. to Ohriteetee'e Cups:der .Shop.
eleftereseired to do Linda of
resuonstde rat Willa Inyltiou share cdpuldie
MiLEpitior tAldbde. ONe roCa
A lit/0 4b 4 g=VaS 1 0 -
"°'*ta . at -161, WOW
Wr. L-U t
0 0 . TO NORRIkr—If you. want
N-Pf a good SURMISE EMT.
G 0 TO NORRIS'--If you want
N- 0 " a fashionable HAT or CAP.
GO TO NORRIS'—If you Want
• hiblonable NECK-TIE, or good PAM
COLLAR •ad CUM.
GO . TO NORItIS'—If you want
tartish:lg in the GENTLEMEN'S LINE, for
Le keeps nothing bit Gentletosst'p winsr,*nd has tie
LAItOEST STOCK IN TUB COUNTY,
•
•
GO TO NORRIS)—If you want
a food pair 91 HOME *ADE GAITERS. war.
'rented to give sattilketion or Money REFUNDED.
A. M. MINTER A CO
CITNNENGHAM
tha, just rocoivod a large supply of
,SPRING . GOODS,
Condoling of
COATS, PANTS , VESTS,
•
OP ALL STYLES AND SIZES. ALSO,
SHIRT ' S,
Trunks, Valises, Umbrellas,
and a great and large variety of
NOTIONS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
CLOCKS, WATCkLES,
TOBACCO and CIGARS ;
all of whic'h will be sold at short prOfita and warrant
-84 to pleat... Give him a call at Eton on Balti
more street,(Picklng's old Stand) near the Diamond.
-April -
CLOTHING,
Hats • and Caps ,
Boots and Shoes.
N E W FIRM!
•
COBBAN J. OUNNINGEAM
H A s Saius oi t . rcreireJ from the City -
a n o w and large
CLOTHING,
HATS & CAPS,
BOOTS & SHOES,
NOTIONS, &c.
The goods hare. all boon salectsid with great cars and
with a desire to meet the wants of this community.
Tha public will find the goods to bang the best quality,
audth.
LATEST STYLES.
Ohe and all are Invited to call at our Store, on Bald
mote street, Gettysburg, nearly openings Fahnsatock
Bro.. R. C. 008.1 AN, 1
JAS. CIMINGITAIL
April le.—tf
_ - -
Boot and Shoe Emporium
BALTIMORE STREET,
TWO DOORS SOUTH OP THE PRESBTTSIMP
CHURCIL
Tllll undersigned haaJust returned from the cit,
.vvith the test and cheapest variety of Boots,
Shoe, and Gaiter., for Spring and Snnunar, ewer or.
tared in Gettysburg. Hie stock conatets of
LADIES' CONGRESS GAITERS,
LADIES' BALMORAL GAITERS,
LADIES' COMMON GAITERS,
LADIES' ETD SLIPPERS, allatyles
LADIES' MOROCCOaimmorula:
IN LARGE VARIETY.
GENTS' FRENCH CALF BOOTS, •
GENTS' AMERICAN CALF BOOTS,
GENTS' KIP BOOTS,
GENTS' CONGRESS GAITERS,
GENTS' CALF BALMORALS,
GENTS' SLIPPERS, all laying,
GENTS' BROGANS, tn., As.
MISSES' CONGRESS GAITERS,
MISSES' BALMORAL GAITERS,
MISSES' MOROCCO BALMORALS,
Ac., Ac., Ac., Ac.
BOYS' CONGRESS GAITERS,
BOYS' CALLBALMORALS,
BOYS' BROGANS, to., Ac.
INFANTS' SHOPS, all styles,
IN LARGE VARIETY.
Also; Boots and Shoos of his own manufacture con
itautly on hand:
All will be sold at the lowest Lteinsvprcats.. Buy
erg, from town and country. are I nrited to call and
examine good* and prices before pnrcbastng edam.
where, feeling confident tbat I can please all wbo
may call.
The MANUFACTURIN6 of Boots Shoee,Mtd Gag
tars, will also be muted on, In all its branches,sa be
fore. Repairing done on short notice. By employing
none but travel's*, workmen, and Wring none but the
choicest leather, he feels contldent of maintaining hie
former reputation. Certainly nothing will be left nn
done to deserve it. -
elk_Thankful for past favors, he solicits a main
and of putt le patronage. D. U. KLINGEL.
0 et trsbnarg,April 22, 1868.-t f
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
NEW AND LARGE ARRIVAL !
J. BRINHERBOTT, corner of the Diamond and
York street, has Just returned from the city with ow
snueually attractive amortment of
OLOTLIING TOIL TALL WINTER WZAR,
*kith he
.wlll millet ano n Nice/ as cannot nal to
take them of very rapidly. Call and Judge tar your.
sells... To look at the excellent material, tasteltd
cutting. and neat and substantial sewing, and then
to get his low prices—callers cannot help but buy,
when they we it so much to their interest to do so
ne has Coats, Pante, Vests,o fallstyles sad materl
ale •
Hata. Boots and Shoes ,•
Shirts, of all kinds, Hosiery, Gloves, Handkar•
ohlelk, Neck Ties. Cravata,Linsa and Paper Collars„
Elospenders,Brumhes, Combs;
Trunks, Valises, - Umbrellas,Pocketlnlva , Beigars,
ainoklng and Onewlne Tobereas,Piries,litsaloarry,ke.
Cloaks, Witches, Jewelry, with a thousand and
one otberartieles, entirely too numerous to detain*
a newrpaper advertisement.
PRETZELS, &o
He asks the attentfon of the public to h la new
stock, confident that It will plesso.ate
or willeettobesper. Don'tforgotthepthorr.roporoor
of York a treetand the Mamond,Gettylburg.
Nov. 6,111 M-41 JACOB
Fine Custom Made
BOOTS AND SHOES
All the zaraputa..arnats on nsna ar made to
insairare. piing,' US/A Low ruivais. An AIR , '
41044. Prkl 144 t smirorr
mot seat esribelpll otrost -011111geaktram. •
- - MAl=lari4
tis Malik ihitlistiabilftaboHlaiiit.
Au $ 2 4 /U.
BOOTS;
.2t.l' W kr TIA :EFL Er .Af .11! N
asiezltri e !Laa erea imi ainr o. g, sti
tk• to eotscr a lug, gime ke
now offe=l l " l36 ' :
1001$, - Shdes,f Ars,.
, .
2 1- 7
m ail; trotilitlibrist *Ohm sad
thinsK at sehist , s• frowhaailm~lonAt
r "ILI" "41 4 b attMVeru 'Pm? 4•t wrwas
1111161,
gamermiffiro Ot Mai
sitlia cum yos
Mar )1.1.11....17 JOU M.
Wag Middle..
etandlitlNtbrialtS, &t.
KLINGEL'S
FOR, GENTLEMEN
AND BEOEB.
;:..iisitiiiiii,, )444 4i:
BOOTS & SHOES.
D. KITZMILLER & BRO.,
O.R T TYSB 17. R G, .P.E.N2IL4
TORIVSTREXT, 'OPPOSITE THE BANK.
H -putt received kola the City a large aseort•
• snout of
BOOTS& SHOES
GENTLEMEN, LADIES tt. CRIL
DRENS' WEAR,
Consisting of Calf &Kip Boots,
Congress & Balmoral Gai
ters, Slippers, &c.
Made in latest styles and of best mate-
We also ILAPIUFACTIIIII3. TO 01111 KR, all kinds
of BOOTS AND SHOES—M e work being made up
of best materials and by first chime workmen_ The
itintlor partner bee been lit the baldness for over 15
Jugs and personally •uperiuteuds all roll. motile op.
Waren...l fully invite the attentiou of the public to
oar estMlishtueurt. mid hope by strict attention to
baelneett and by walling. at lowest cash price., *o give
entire se tistactiou.
Aprill6, 166 t -if
LADIES' HATS )
Alva).* toe latent etyles en!, and at lewe.t prices
RIBBONS,. TRIMMINGS, WREATHS,
FLOWERS,
flew - Goode every week dories the a 0/411011, at
H. It. WOODS' Store ;
Corner York street and Diamond.
April 16.--3 m
GOODS FURNISHED
AND
Garments made to order,
BY
W. T. KING
York Street, Gettysburg, Pa.
Js 15.1800.—tf
JOSEPH JACOBS,
MERCHANT TAILOR
CEIAEBERSBURG sratrr, GETTYSBURG
THE undersigned, of the lite firm of am Jacobs
k Atm, would most respectfully inform We
friends and the public generally, that he has opened
• Merchant Tailoring establishment In Chambersharg
Arend, next door to the old plate, and three doors east
of the Keystone House, where he wilt be happy to
watt on all who may patronize him. His btoek of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERS, VZSTINOS, TRIMMINGS
kc., 14., .Ic,
will be found choke and cheap—sery desirable to se
lect from. All 'kinds of Goods for ads--whetber be
=ourselves or not.
GOODS MADM UP with dispatch, es well when
bought at other storee aa at his own. The vary beet
work will be mode—good ate and substantial sewing
—and nothing will be deemed too much trouble to
rimier satiaisstion in every case.
The latest New York /*Alone regularly received.
Ontsing.gone, as turall.
A attire of public patronage la eollcited, and no et
tort spared to deserve ft.
April 11A—at
prugs, Vedirinto.
A. D. BUEHLER
DRUG & BOOK STORE,
CEL&MBERSBURG STREET,
Near the Diamond
STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS,
DRUGS AHD AfEDICINES,
•'4 s 0 SA' $ .
Air-COUNTRY MERCUANTE auppl led at wholes:l
city price,.
lob. 12.—tf
DR. JAMES CRESS,
DRUGGIST,
Store in Brant's Building, Balto. st.,
LITTLESTOWN.
HAVING opened a new DRUG
STORE and fitted It op In the best style, I offer
my stock of pure and trash Denim to the citizen" of
Littlestown and vicinity at the lowest market rates,
consisting is part of
Drugs and Family Medicines, Pur
Liquors for Medicinal Purposes,
Patent Medicines, Horse
Powder:,
Pure Spices, Dyes and Dye Stuffs, Perfumery,
Toilet Soaps - Ed Parreyartklaz. ♦ full assortment s!
Brushes, Stationery of allkinds, Cigars, Tobacco and
Snuff. •
serbtoore's.lnectro4dagnsUe Soap will wmth with
hard or soft water, cold or warm. Clothes washed
with this Seep are ' made beautifully white without
boiling or biasing. This is the beet Soap In ase. Try
it. It Is rumpled not to injure the bands or fabric.
Li tt lestow n, Slay. JAMBS MM.
DR. R. HORNKR,
PHYSICIAN AND DBUGGZST,
Ddice and Drug !torn, - CHAMBIREBURG BTRILX
GETrYSBURG.
Medical advice without charge.
EEM:EM
DRUGS, AIRD/CINLS, ?AUNT 11IXDICINES, STA
TIONERY, PERFUERRY, SOAPS, BRUSHES, TOIL
ET ARTICLES, DYE STUFFS, Eprcza, ELK.
IRO SODA., CREAM OP TARTAR, LAMPS,
COAL OIL, Act., AC.
PURR LIQUORS for at odicinAl purposeL
De. R. Homer's OLZIpt, a reliable remedy au'
chapped heads, rough akb,ie.
All artlolas visortastatpars and genuine
Jan 8. 1.1341.4 f , .
Vwtompl: galitrits.
E X6ELSIOR GALLERY.
TIPT.QN & MYERS
• successors to C. S. Tyson.
PRO T OtiTZAP lig )3 ,
PHOTO — MINIA TITRES
AMBBOTYPEB, &c., &c., 1
the,
Att i re,oBQOPie Views of
. . .
,• . 13ATTLE-FIELD;
~ „ iirrgazogeoPF.),
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES,
AND
A.. I, . --
illl M S
~Y ditlat'l4l.lll.4TY,
ANY et 10 EMMA 2% Y I? B.131:10ED
I r-, - ••• ~ PR AMC : 0 •
sad irr&rfit szatirbillit• but otitaktsd. dall
alsb sill i a irgiWtsidtmitil twitivr •••; tik
kw !lois • • -
'TYSON'S OLD'i3TLND:' ' ' c
O. tn...— - ,• ~.,
z . ,
614'
A rdee
" *Obese *mai ! ,1 4-4
'
.1.-4 f it,
I=
riais
DAVID KITZUILLER
JACOISA.RITZIIILLIeR
JOSEPII JACOBS
Stone, Wooden and Willow Ware
V*=. , A general assortment of
all Goods usually kept in
a FAMILY GROCERY.
GROCERY
HAVING opened e new Grocery, In Gettysburg, on
the north-west corner of the Public Square,
hal fast received • splendid sesortinent of PRIEM
GROCERIES,
Including Sugars, Coffee, Volumes, Syrup, Teas
Spices, Tobacco, Salt, Flab, Clams Sboniders, kr Also,
QITEENSWARE, CONFECTIONS,
Ntita,llruits,Soapa,Fancy Articles and Notions gener
ally We will also keep on hand FLOUR and FRED
13TUFFIL
Having purchased for CASH, I am prepared to
soll very cheap. Give me a call and Judge for your
selves.
GROCERY.
Grocery, Vegetable and
at his rsalileaut adjoloisg Meals & Brother's Marble
where he le prepared to sell as cheap u the cheep°,
anything. la his line. Give ass call.
Match 19, 1869—tf
arptntto and•gontractors.
Wm. C. Stal'smith & &A
GETTYSBU.RO, PA.,
Carpenters and Contractors.
Doors, Shutters, Blinds, Door
Oanatantly on hand and manufactured to order of
BEST MATERIALS,
REASONABLE PRICES.
*S.Ordere promptly attended to
Jim. 15, 1569.-0
GEO. C. CASHMAN,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
Carpenter and Contractor,
RESPECTFULLY informs the
. 11 - 1 1 public that he has removed table aew Shop on
Stratton street between York and Bollroad streets,
& to prepared id take contracts kw putties up and
'repairing lintldlnp, at as reasonable rates as any
/*Woe to gottystortg—aU work goarantood to be of
tit quality, am hopes by .trlct at4oulloil to Dual-
new tonterit penile patronage. Gtre we a call
April A 1860.-.lf
WM. CHRETZMAN,
CarPenter and Contract
01t-Washington street, between jfiddie
' *$ drAcimbrerintrg greets,.
ii4istrodocod Power,tasa = a ge fa r .
tifsliffiltik&kof 'oft- by be= a
ead eolt, l buiafwna rtrgle a fat r sal Ir.
podpkw:d7 Nu& alwspir la. madams. *Miocene n
om** Nriuk apriipppmpi4
pgrcredire worms efiVAlPMllll,lllsaid•
pra 1
bop, &a., 4 prgap 41 pfty NW sal ea resposibburato.
A,IM,
Orsterito.
GROCERIES & LUMBER
AT PAXTON'S STORZ, OK THE HILL, SALMONS
STRIZT, 0117 TTABUSIG, PA
FRESH GROCERIES
wiry week hoes the City, Proviskes, Dried an
Groom /mite of ill kinds, always on band, at loweet
rates.
FLOUR, 0021 1 1 MIAL, 01111811, PURR CIDER VIE
11111A1,SOAPS OP ALL KINDS, CA/IDLE/J.
NOT/ORS, CONITRCTIONARIES,
BROOM!, he.; a/ao,
LUMBER,
such as thuintllag, Pate, &Pinsk*, Plank, le., coati
tinny on hand it lowest living . nail. Cell and see.
June 24.—t f.
JOSEPH GILLESPIE,
Dealer in Flour, Groceries,
Notions, &c.,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
•
rNVITP: thr, Attention of tbss public to their largo
1 stock of lio“6, et the uld sterol. Oa York street,
next dour to the tilobe lon, colislatlog of the best of
GROCERIES,
8 agar., Syrups, I.lolaseee, Coffees, T.., Spice., Belt,
kc.; the
BEST BRANDS OF _FLOUR
the market, with liarae. Shoulders, Shlee,lleh,
Dried Pr eit e, Coe fee t lone, die. Ale,,
NOT ION S,
in great v 4 rkty; Cedar and Wiliow•ware, storte
ware, Croekery•ware, Itaakets, Began, Tabaccvs,
and a tboudaud and oueutaer article,.
BUTTER AND EGGS,
Oka and fresh, always for gale.
GILLESPIr. & Co. will spore no effort to gleans, and
are confident of Wing able Cr do so by constantly
keeping a full and choice stock, and selling it the
very lowest profits. COUNTIY Ploarics wanted, either
fir the cash or in exchaogo for goods, highest market
price allowed, JOSEPH P. GILLESPIR,
Jun• 17,1ssr!3.—t
\V 1i•
IV11,1“..lt, aid Itt r in
d-ROCERLES A ND LIQUORS'
A bulge lot of Qroc uriea t14.4t I am erring (way
MEE!
CHOICE LIQUORS,
Old Rye Whisky eight years Old
Very Old French. Brandy
ALL OTHER KINDS OF LIQUORS,
A general assortment of BITTERS, amc ogsli lett is
idlebler's Herb Biti•rs.
Pure Liquors for Medical pur
poses at WTI. J. MARTINS.
Table Cutlery, Glassware, Queens-
WARY, Ate., .t WM. J. MARTIN'S.
April 30, 1519
WM. BOYER & SON,
DEALERS IN
GROCERIES, NOTIONS,
TOBACCOS,
ALSO,
Dee. 4 , IP.M.-t f
BARGAINS
at the atm
IN GETTYSBURG
JACOB W. CRESS
Sept. 25.15e7.-t f
WM. B. itEA.T.S. 11AB OPENED A
Notion Store
yard, in
EAST YORK STREET
and Window Frames, Cor-
nice, Door &Window
Brackets, &c.
by experienced workmen, and at
GET'FiraIIURG, PA.,
ifiving removed to my now Slop
J. W. CRISS
V=
H.l S P 1.14,We PILE
itJructroas Alb ts
4t:wf,a the atilri
G , U,AOrg,
TER.M3 OP PUVLIC
htc ArAc tea Asertau. I• p
.111 morning, at $.1.0t) a pont'
et ,t pall within tho year. Ma,
ti taud until 111 erreragar are pat
flou of thepuhllyhers.
insortedatt
.4. 1 i b.rpt I 11:vitiation will boil:Mae;
11fk4 by tho Trutor.balf year, •
ti.• .1 will ho tuaertett.tt spacial
u pen. • .
4 - d•-no circulAtloo tlicial.*
hilflerger than that ma anal
la Adams county ; end, as an a.
c !Inct be excelled.
Wolin of all kinds wilt bo
•nd at fair races. Hamlett!lle, HI
et u 7 In •very variety anded
short notice. Terms CAIN.
OFFICIAL DIRE
CIO
CIUNTY
Pr , tia,Aliadlt —Robert J. Fiala
Associate Judges—Joseph J. 111
Prothonotary—Jacob Itelhans.
Rvirterlmd Recorder—W m,D. LI
Ct•rk f t he CourfJ— A . W. At late
District .4ttornry—Wm. A .Donesk
Tr , I D. Watt les.
.`74,ls . —Philtp Haack.
I.4rTTI
I=l
Smroeyor--J WIC D. K.llor • •
c, it 4:1/i.mera—Nleholaallrl•
01121
omen
I=
•
lean. Physicist, In AIL
-0: r e,i , tr• of the Puor—Joie
ll«ojaminL) nlor tr. stoteard
ritiff=2ll
1218
C. .`Io•i y. Mysician—
J AUdilarl—ironry 1.. Breatn, Mar
aozocou OF GATT T
rjris—C. II Ituottler.
.! S. it tlallt.la, Aleis
W. I.7rva I, R Alert Tate, A. U. ll
ri. —le D. Da phorn. Tr
W.Tiraikert,
Sell I Dir . , / .Yrs. Onion,
IV.trnra, J.,lta V. McCreary, J
A. M . Hunter. Sltreerary
T, 23 tit Watt mattock;
El=
lYvi frn!—tleorge Pawope
=l=
En===
Dire:tars— /o,age
Wirt, Dtri.l Wills, WvlJ K
I).llluies, JCII
I=J
h rune.
Arnold,
Ten,r—Samuol 11.1,10 u in.
Dir,rt.,,,—i]..,rge Throne, Dont
13-,1g1.1„ John flounce, Georg
gelrn in, John W.lhal. •
AVIA .111.1121 Cirl
—J. L. Schick.
..y—Willi•ru
: evbean.
31:3 ,Ll 3 Rupp. J. I. if
ir i gn
C JbeAu.
I=
Pr•si Ave.,po
r,.• , P,li.i , nt—Aatnti.l R. hose
3--rre!,lry—D4rl4l A. Buehler.
Tr , ,t4rer—rlw
3
Jacut.,
AD4IOICAIXTY A4RICCILt
President if..rbit.
ra, Prtri•l•lts Muff Mrslic
er: , n brit
•;-rr, ;—Edward 4.).
Tr , I %1
L . I). Wil.oon,N
W
• ...
U! t.utta AdSOCIL
nmr.! U. F.oolcdtoc
e•• L.l. A. DuciL
,j—J•011“ F. I , o.3reary.
.zr,r—J Jllll Culp.
W. C. O'Ntal,Joh
K,..:,4l.•Limrt, Wm. ►. Atkins
CO/nAN
IMINI
=I
r" —Jool u. I.l.tulk,r
.1.. U. 114,14er,
4.7L1. anima.
W. McCl•lit
zry T , •.l.turer—Sanhu
J1.44,4,/..r.g—ii. W. McClellan,
11. J. Stable, M. Mtn
(.1.M.311 C 11.6
S , ,,,lfrator-12 ,, b,rt McCurdy.
try - t.,t Tre.wircr—DaviJ
Tr.6l,
to-tkel dine
5 . 141.,11 111 mad
,111,
11111E1
A 6300 ATIOELS
1. No. 124, 0. 0.
,t14.1t wl 6.0,...1•1 treta
I •' I .:,! ‘l,n.ja,
~Ct.,u , • 1.1.1 .4.1 n t rents,
(.; t .!11 L .lp, -.V/. 190, f
Ln itre,t,,,ry nouthty e
I tt Trib , , N).•;1, 1.0. R.
II ..11...v«ry Frplay evening,
n. G.. 1. 1: —in Stu a
ry Z tar.l evenl•it.
.t t Meil,r. x. 21A X r.
Will pr,rs Mr," luatdmi
MED
(C, ri s)—Pastor,
t• 7
,bb.ttlt morn!
ines.lay evrainey. Dori
ice omitted.
tri, , ,SLJ,leorep--Iter.
vie., itk roing to
.1 ty
e , r , pot—lterc I
WM=
SOI tvor. tcr, ArDwth
ovezting.
Pre.. ',:ef , ri/n—lte•. Wm. U. lit
morning 34,1 evening, and W
forn•cd —Rey. W
vice, .S:o46lth m .ruing and e
•iic— K, r. J ,teph
C.u.:111. At. , rutug and after
L . std I'. „ylenyn.—lles. J
I,y npe•ci kl appaintracuta.
i'rofessioual
J. COVER, A I
r,v5y,..111 vrmptly at
1 AZ t, L'u/lu.•.neutruatedto
/ a:- ..)La'oln 1/./6tleinttalk a
eis k torn, iteoreitreetol
Nl•iy
AVID A. BUELL
slik" VY, will prom
„. a . vnl .11 rthrr buninersout
„... 43 ..J.11,, it hi, ,illtmco in t •
, 4 , 4 , L .; Le ''curt Hour.. [go
I)A.VID WILLS,.,
♦T 1...14',0(11cs at hlareal •
cor,t,,,fc.„,reS pare.
N(•7 1607.
DR. 11. S. HUB
& E. army J Cha rabersbiav
orPOSITZ COL. TATI'S
Jane n, 1802.—tf
OR. J. A. ARMS
Having located .t NNW
to nlll.ranc h.v Or his preamble
Lie onicn when not profemoloaaJl
Mc K xPitirsrowN, P. 0., I
Adams ,ouuty, Pa.
DR. J. W. C. O'N
Ilik• big !Ice wt hi. re
.treet,two I ~re .bovelbeCOOli
Gettymbung,May 19,1847.
JOHN LAWRENC !
tlet,olllceln Chambeistror
of the Lutheran Church, no
❑ornerb Drag Store, where he
and willingto attend any am*
of the Doutiat. Petioni In we
era Invited to cat L.
DR. WM. STALL -
Ist, having kiaatod in a
to the public. Oaks to
.pp.eite the Glebe Ina, wider* •
liteud to eey two within tltspr.
ei.tut of full or partici
•Tited tocJl. Terra' reasonable.
April S. le64.—tf
DR. C. B
KCSLIMEDthePfICNee
11.11.E8TOWN, and otter. his •
Oflloo at :id buu.o, corner of
Foundry Alloy, Gies; tr• 12,1111r0s
glrou to Skirl 01.3.a.•41. (Llitt
potelo and gen
EAGLE 11
The largest •nd meet sso
OETTYBIIIIIIO.
I,m, Ica 0► VIM'Sl3g6Ollll 111
JOHN L. TATE,
37 - A o Omnibus, for rassesigo
to the D0. , 0t, on arrival and d
Tr.lcks. Careful servants, a4d
Slay 29, 1867.
KEYSTONE
GETTYSBUB
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May 29,1167
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