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Gettysburg; 1144414, *use Is. PM%
[For the Star and Sentinel.
.1110LDIVI CaMws XMHiM•
EDFFORS op SF AX & 611117151 EL :
Gentkrneft—l cannot resist the tempta
tion to offer my testimony - to the troth of
the docuine you lay down in this extract
from your issue ofJune 4th:
tirgil'Hagman :i.Heraid - csdniates that
re artnet* of ;Washington exiguity qolit a
half million of dollars by withholding their
crop of last year from market last fall. The
policy of "waiting for a rise," is always a
doubtthl and dangerous one, and is never
'advisable, except where war or special
causes are disturbing commercial relations.
When we consider the loss from shrinkage,
from waste, from depredation, the Increased
labor of re-handling, and the lug of the use
of the money, it is-much to be doubted
whether "holding crops" from market after
they are ready is, as a rule, sound policy
for the producers. _
I was myself for many years at pioduce
dealer; so were my father and grand-father
&afar back as 1786. - All the experience and
observation of our house tend to establish
the rule, thiit farmers who regularly get out
their grain as soon as they can, and sell as
soon as they have Merely for market, pros
'perfar beyond those who "hold for a
- rise;" and so far as millers and merchants
are concerned, the fact is almost without ex
ception, that while those who avoid specu
lation accumulate wealth, surely though
slowly, the large class who "make haste to
get riches," fail sooneror later, and general
ly pretty soon in their career—the difference
between the farmer speculating on his own
produce, tend the miller or merchant specu
lating on the property of others, being that
the former stays poor, while the latter bring
ruin on themselves and others.
Besides the reasons indicated in your para
graph yon might have:instanced (though it
is included in fact under the head of "waste"
or "depredation,'') the loss caused by rats,
insects and Other- . vermine,"Which L is far
greater than is usually supposed ; also the
danger of grain getting wet, or heating or
sprouting, or becoming otherwise deterior
ated from the actfon of the elements. There
is also the risk of fire, or the expense and
trouble of insurance.
It is notorious that many farmers, shrewd
enough to estimate the losses and risks in
cident to holding grain, are simple enough !
to endeavor to avoid them by attiring their
grain with millers and merchants. They
hook the consignee for all the responsibili
ties, and while they are waiting for it rise,
the consignee, who perhaps is speculating
for a decline, beComes insolvent, and the
farmers suffer. •
shave often been provoked by the advice
in agricultural papers,"copled by the coun
try press and spread wide cast throughout
the country, "to hold for better prices."
There was a good deal of this last fall.—
Laying out of the question that the author
of such advice is probably himself a gambler
iu bread-stuffs, looking and aiming ex
clusively at his own interests, consider how
unlikely it is that any apeculatlye recom
mendations published in a newspaper should
be trustworthy. Consider that grain is pro
duced all over the world, and consumed
all over the world. When : one c r op fails,
say wheat, another crop, say corn, succeeds,
and when all fail in ohe country or one lati
tude, in others there is abundance and to
spare. However desirous speculators may
be to ascertain the condition of crops over
all the world, and to measure the capacity
of needy nations to purchase, Me problem
is simply beyond their calculation. The
coolest, beat informed, and most experi
enced merchant is no more able to form a
reliable judgment a month ahead, than the
most ignorant plow boy. I once heard a
very w ise (because unapeculative) merchant,
who bad watched forrnany yess the maneu
vres of apeoulators, say, that a good rule
in bread-stuffs was this :--first, form the
best judgment in your power as to the
course of the market, and then act on just
the opposite conclusion.
The bad counsellors whose pretension to
prophetic spirit is so futile, appeal to the
prejudices of producers, by suggesting that
specidators combine to keep down prices
just after harvest, with a view to rapid pro
fits on an advancing market. The fact is
that there are always about as many specu
lators looking for a future decline as for a
future advance ; the former sell for future de-
livery, the latter buy for future sale. There
is always this contrariety of opinion. The
operator is generally mysterious, and often
means the opposite of what he says. But
somehow the market is kept tolerably steady
between the bolls and bears; and prices on
the whole advance or recede, as time de-
volops supply and demand, pretty much as
they would do if there were no wiseacres to
forecast the future either way.
I cannot conclude what has become a
much longer dissertation than I intended,
without a remark, which any one will verify
who has had much opportunity for ebserva-
lion. It is this, that when the holder for an
advance seem the limit he had fixed upon
within his reach, he seldom has the wisdom
and sell-control cicise the sale. He be
I comes excited us prices rise, and Is mare
disposed to hold on after they exceed his ex-
pectstioss, than he was when they were
down. And vine versa, when grain has
run down very low, the holder becomes
more (limp - sled with every decline; and the
chances arc that after holding through a
high market, the wise farmer will sell a
last at 11w lowest point. P. G. S.
vs I+ CI, shares,
New mulch cowa,alipahl be carded daily
They like it; and it pays.
The potato le e-rest eiwyrberef potash.
Tlion4erP4voQd 4/ 1 1 0
.k*SgO9dniStkire for
l'ut n few live 1611 into wells, if itttgle
worms infest thent,
If the romp of trees are (Upped Into water.
Jost before planted, the earth that sticks to
than will give innuctliaic atiPiloort to the
small fibers.
John Joluison says that farmers must give
special attention to Mieep and cattle keep
ing if they want, lo make grain growing
more profitable.
Calcined plaster is as good a hallizer as
the unealcined, but it is usually wasted af
ter its use iu the arts.
Some one says if salt is kept before a horse
in the stable, he will not . gnaw his manger.
Trial will tell.
nOot crops, notrgratu, are the 'Urito, for
young orchards. They do not steal so
mud, tree food. -
, Experunents,seern to prove that fence
t ilists se6ip the &verse* way *in which
they grow, will last much the longer.
Toads are capital helpers in taking care
.of vine patches
' A HINT.—An old "Bucks county boy,"
now living in Philadelphia, writes the fol
lowing :—"I wish you would tell every per
son in Bucks county who owns 0, fruit tree
So sow pkister on the blossoms It must
he done while the dew is on, or after a rain.
Get on the wind side and throw mull hands
fel as high up as pOsslble. Most of it will
be wailed onto the tree: but that which goes
on the ground will not be wasted. Also,
dig round the butt of the tree, removing all
grass, weeds, dirt, oldimnes;&c., dre.. For
eVairlislfbeidespoit anfieve`fy hilffiedeof
plaster,./ will guarantee two 'bushels of
apples or two bushels of plums or peaclum.
The destruction of worms Is the principal
ottPmt. This Pban. has been °ideated to,
but I trled It for years and proved its ef
ficacy beyond 'a
doilig: I frequently re
juvenated old trees and made them bear for
year." Burks co. intelligenoer.
•
••••...•t•
ItiA.N TUA-MAKINIi;
•
MRS. E. J. ZIEGLER
Is prepared to do every description of
Plain Sewing, Dress . Making
included.
uadenee—Feat Middle it., one door front the Metho
dist Church, Gettysburg, Pa. [Feb. b.—tf
JOHN W. TIPTON, FASHION
ABLE BARBER, opposito'tbe Eagle Hotel,
Gettysburg,Pa., where he can at allAbneebefound
readytoattendtoall business inbis line. Dubai
alsoan•xcellent saatstant and will insure satis
faction. Give him a call.
May 29,1867.
GRANITE-YA - RD
GETTYSBURG, PA., • -
ON RAILROAD, NEAR FREIGHT DEPOT.
PETER BEITLER
il prepared to furnish GRANITE, for all kind/ of
BUILDING AND lIONIIMENTAL PutPcrus,
at reasonable rates—
Curbing, Sills, Steps, Ashlers,
Posts, Monuments, Ceme
tery Blocks, &c., &c.,
cut and finished In every style desired, by best of
workmen.
WzaL..Orders from sdlstancepromptlyattended to.
June B.—tf
JEREMIAH CULP
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
Undertaker & Paper-Hanger,
II prepared to furnish on short notice and reasonable
terms
COFFINS OF ALL STYLES.
Healto keens on hand a large assortment of WALL
PAPER, which he sell/ at lowest cash rates, and If de
sired will furnish bands to pat it on the wall.
PLAIN stt- FANCY 'AVON PAINT—
ING EXECUTED TO ORDER
igirlfork street-a few doors east ofLutheraniChnrch
May 27, 1868— tL
ROBERT D. ARMOR,
GAS FITTER, PLUMBER AND
BELL HANGER,
Bast Middle street, herifts square from the Court house,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
WILL promptly attend to all or
den 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, as well as Chandeliers, Brackets, Drop
Lights kc.• ' also WATER PIPE, Stops, Top Frost
Spigots, and,in short, everything belonging to gas or
water fixtures.
Bells hung, and furnished If desired. Locke of al
kinds repaired. [Dec. 25,1867.-t.
FURNITURE.
D. C. SHEAFFER
. ,
PETERSBURG, (Y. 5.,)
tit prepared tooffer:totho Public, anything in bile
as cheap as ca bo had in the county.
is„Purehasere will do well to call and examine
my stock bolo buying elsewhere.
FURNITURE
made Le order. Repairing done neat cheap and with
sissierit. • Jan. 22. 11468.-0
NEW BUSINESS.
Upholstering & Trimming
WILLIAM E. GULP
H A 2i v o c f r e y n = " o t : i 2sta 7 t t ot? P n i t ' rt ° f l J l r '""r
Covering Sofas, Chairs, Mat
trasses, and : Upholstering
in all its branches.
Ile also continuos his old Lusioess of 11.' mining
fluggies,Carriages, dc., nod solicits from ti public
their patronage. Charges moderate. -4
Gettysburg, Pa., Dec.ll.—tf
HOWE MACHI.N,S!
THE LATEST IMPROVED &G) ITINE
ELIAS' HO WE, .111* 1
SEWING MACHINES
JACOB F. THOMAS,
Agent far Adams Cbunty, Pa., Granite Gill, .I'. 0
(Gulden's Station.)
OIIDERS will be promptly at teml,lto. Machine,
delivered to all parts of the cone ly aNttimdruc
Lions given gratis.
IM.The public are cantion“l againiit parties who
use the pause of HOWE in connection with their ma
chines on account of the popularity- of the Howe Ma
chine.. Thereat-a nose Iit:SEISE unless they have
imbedded In each machine a melailion Laving the
likeness of ELIAS lIOWE,3r, on it, Ice.
Ileb.26—tf
WHEAT WANTED.
The undersigned will pay the highest market price
GOOD WHEAT,
delirered at ills Mill, "Glenwood 111116," formerly
Mcilbriany'b,initighlaud townsblp
Dec.lB, 1869.—tf
Surveymg--Uonveyancing.
J. S. WITHEROW,
FAIRFIIILD,
Tenders Ids services to the public as a
PRACTICAL SURVEYOR,
and is prepared to storey Farms, Lots ' &c., on rea
amiable terms. Raving taken out 'a Conveyancer's
License, he will also attend to preparing
DEEDS. CORDS. RELEASES, WILLS, LEASES, A It—
TICLICS OF AGREEMENT, CLERKING
AT SALES, Ac.
Racing had considerable experience in this line, be
hopes to receive a liberal share of patronage. Curl
-0.5 promptly attended to nod charges re:lEolll.lde.
PostOMeo address, Fairfield, Adam. en., Pa.
Jan. 1, 1809.—ti
ICE CREAM SALOON.
JOHN G-RUEL, •
Chambersbut, St,, G - ettysburg,
. next door to &ogle Hotel,
I.las always on hand a largo assortment of all kinds of
CONFECTIONERY,
made of the Gest materials, with Fruits, Almonds,
Raisixs, Figs, Cakes, dc.
ICE CREAM
'freed to customers ,and orders fur Families or Par
thou promptly ailed. Raring special accommodations
for Ladies and Gentlemen, and determined to please
be Invites his friend. to ere him a call.
April 9.—tf
N.
EW HARNESS SHOP.
J H CUL P
INFORMS his friends awl. the public generally that
he has resumed the Ilainemmaking businsas, and
opened • Shop on Carlisle et reet,Gettysburg, adjoin
ing the Passenger depot, where he will manufacture
and keep on hand all kinds of
, HAULNK&R,
BRIDLES,
COLLARS,
LASHES,
PLY-NSTPS, &e., ie
which will be sold at the lowest cosh prices. Also,.
TRUNKS' of all kinds.
REPAIRING and MENDING attended toproiriPtii•
Raving been working at the busineat for 30 years, I
can guaranty the best kind of work, all being made
snider my own soperizykudence. Give me a call.
May 7, ISOW.-41 JOHN CIJLP.
BARK !BARK !
500 CORDT 'WANTED
TUN SIISSOSIBXS WANTS
500 CORDS OF
BLACK OAK BARK,
for which ho win DV 011 00 per oprdola dalivary,. in
good order, at Ida tanyard Is MITTI:&111780.
JOHN EIIPP.
K• 7 118, 1110-ty
:7 ••
V COMPO "(IND
, .
,•••
- • FOR THE max or
PIiIitMSORETIIROAT INFLUENZA,
or any other Inflammatory or Inward disease of the
Throat if not of too long 'tending. AIso,BOLIILET
72V88. This medicine has been tried In •
THOUSANDS OF CASES,
in different parts of the country, and ham never
been known to fail If taken in time and according
to directions. It hetrarranted to cure. Give It • trial
and It will speak for Itself . Every household should
provide themselves with r box of this medicine and
keep it on hands. The cures that it has effected are
truly marvelous.
112 1 .L.Frepared and sold by IsasstYount Oo.,G eb.
tysburg, Pa., or by their authorised agents. For
sale at nearly all the Stores Irt Adams county.
May 29,1867.—tf ISRAEL YOUNT A 00.
ZINGARI BITTERS..
A SAFE BLOOD PURIFIER,
A SPLENDID TONIC,
A PLEASANT BEVERAGE.
A CERTAIN CUBE
The UNGAR' BITTERS are compounded from a
prescription of thecelebrated Egyptian physician Da.
Citroens, ►ho, after years of trial and experiment,
discoveredtbe Zingarfni Herb—the most remarkable
vegetable production, 'the earth, perhaps, has ever
yielded--certainly the most effect ive i n the cure of dis
ease. It, in combination with the other valuable pro
pertlea of which the ZINGARI BITTERS is composed,
will cure
Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague, Bilious
Fever, Cholic, Colds, Bronchitis,
Consumption in its first stage,
Flatulency, Nervous Debility,
Female Complaints, Rheu
matism, Dysentery, Acute
and Chronic Diarrhoea,
Cholera Morbus, Chol
- era, Typhoid and Ty
phus Fever, Yellow
Fever, Scrofula,
Diseases of the
Kidneys, Ha
-1 bitual Cost
iveness,
&c.,&c.
In the PREVENTION and CORE of the above • .--,
it ban never been known to fail, as thousand- t oar
most prominent citizens throughout all pat t of the
country, will testify. Let the afflicted sent I,r cir
cular containing testimonials and certincate, those
who have been cored after their cases have bera pro
nounced hopeless by our best physicians.
PRINCIPAL DEPOT,
RANTER & CO.,
No. 6 N. Front At., Philadelphia.
RECOMMENDED BY
Ex. Gov. David R. Porter, of Pennsylvania,
Don. Robert J. Fisher,
Ron. Edward McPherson,
Ran. Joel B.Dannor,
Ron. Wm. McSherry,
-0:;i-BEND FOR CIRCULARS. 'ES
Feb.l9, 18C9.—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 medi
cine, basanythlng won so widely and so deeply upon
the confidence of mankind, as this excellent remedy
for pulmonary couiplaints. Through a long series of
years, and among most of the races cf men it has risen
higher and higher in their estimation, as it has be
come better known. Its uniform character and pow
er to care the various affections of the Inoga and
throat, have made it known as a reliable protector
against them. While adapted to milder forms of dis
ease and to young children, it Is at the same tiruothe
most effectual remedy that can be given fur incipient
consumption, aul the dangerous affections of the
throat and lunge. As a provision against sudden at
tacks of Croup, It should be kept on hand In every
family, and indeed as all are sometimes subject to
colds andcoughs, all should be provided S 1 ith this an
tidote for them.
Although settled Consurapii , n Is thought Incurable,
still great numbers of cases where the disease seemed
settled, have been e. , mpletely cured, and the patient
restored to sound health by the Cherry Pectoral. $o
complete: is its msalery over the disorders of the Lungs
and Threat, that the most oblitinate_ of them, under
the Cherry Pectoral they subside nod disappear.
Sie;;sr: ana P,t Slic Speakers 11,1 great protection
(rota it.
Arli,r. it; al Mars I enured and often wholly cured
by it. .. .
brandi,itizi.eur:nrrally cured by taking tho Cherry
Pecto,l in small and frequent dosed.
So generally are ita virtues known that we need
not publish the cvrtificates of them here, or do more
than assure the public that Us atlantic. ate fully
maiuMined.
Ayers Ague Cure ,
For Fercr and Ague, intermittent Fercr, Chill Fere,
Rentlifcnt Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical or Bilious
Fcrer t ,tb., and indeed all the rrff , ution: which a ria
from matariour, marsh, or mia,matic pc.itons
As it a name implies, it does Carr, and does not fail.
Containing neither Arsenic. Quinine, flivtnnth, 'Line,
nor any other mineral or poisonous substance what—
ever, It in nowise iejv re, nuy patient. The number
and importance of its cures in the nose districts, are
literally beyond'account, and we believe without a
parallel In the history of .tgne medicine. Our pride
Is gratlned by the acknowledgments we receive of the
radical currs effected in obstinate cases, and whore
other romedi., had wholly Wird.
lanacclimated persons, elan, resident In, or travel.
lug through miasmatic localities,will he protected by
taking the AGUECURE dully.
For Lire> Complaints, arisim: from torpidity of the
Liver, It is an credit ut re wetly, a tim Clatitt,; the Liver
into bellthy ac ti vlty.
Fur Bilious Dlsordere and Liver , :tnuplainta, It Is an
excellent remedy, predncing many truly remarkable
cures, where ether medicines had Lined.
Prepared hp Llt. J. C. AYER & CO , Practical and
Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Ma4s.,and held all round
the world
For sale by A. D. Buehler, Druggist. Gettysburg
Pa. [Oct. 2,1.868.--9 a
Invigorator and Restorer
OP THE
Vitality of the Stomach.
Prepared from Pure Vegetable Material&
Pure Tonics arid the.- most
Pleasant Aromatics.
This Invaluable Remedy for Dyspepsia and General
Debility of the System is offered to the public, after a
fair trial of ita merits, with entire conadenee that it
will command their approval. It Las been Buhl. 'tied,
with the materials which compose it, to practising
Physicians—among others to Dr. M. D. G. Pnarres,
one of our oldest and mast eminent Physicians, resid
ing at New Oxford, who, after examination, pro
nounced It a Remedy which would nal j 211 to show it,
salutary effects, when properly administered, In cases
of Dyspepsia, springing Irons old age and debilitating
effects of serious inward diseases--weakeuing, and at
last destroying the nervous power of the stomach it.
self—and therefore outitling it to be en:phatically
called "The Great Invigorator."
Dr. W. J. I.lcCurrc,auother prominent Ploysician of
New Oxford, thus gives his opinion:
New Oiroan, Dec. 30,1168.
Mr. JOLIN Buono.
UE0111:11i GINOELL
Dear Sir:—At your request I have es amined
Great Invigorator," prepared by you, and the facrunhs
from which it is prepared. It In composed of same of
the moat powerful vegetable tonics and must pitnaant
1.11.1.01/ltie. known to our profession, and 1 bare nc,
hesitancy in recommending it in Chronic casesof Dys
pepsia, and in all cysts of Indigestion resulting (um
debility of thr Stomach. Believing that, if properly
used, it will be of incalculable benefit to the inafferinfi
of our race, I subscribe myself,
Yours, very resprcifully,
W. J. MCOLURDOII. D.
o,s_llantifactured and Mr sale, wholesale and re.
tail, at New Oof. rd , Adams county, Pa by
bUSBEY es BEAU Y,Proptietora.
AGENTS.—Tho "Great invigorator', tan be had
from the following Agents;
D. E. lonic., Bultimore,Mil.; B . l i,Gibbous, Balti
more, Md.,• A. D. Buehler, Gettysburg, Pa.; A. 8.
ildebraud, East Berlin, Pa.; F. J. WiLBOl3, Benda
Bor., Pa.; Theodore Fleger, Barwick her, Pa.; P. X
Smith. Irishtnwh, Pa.; 8.0. Lawrence, Mount Rock
Pa.; W. A. Mcllbenny, Red Land, P. 0. Pa.; -,j,
II
Wiest New Oxford, Da.; D. M. Miller, New Oxford
jJan.ls.—t
HAIR VIGOR
FOR TEE RENOVATION OF THE
HA I R
The Great Desideratum of the Age
A dremcing which feat once agreeable, healthy, and
effectual for preserving the hair. Padad or gray hair
s soon restored to its original color and the gloss and
freshness of youth, Thin hair is thickened, failing
hair checked, and baldness often, though not always
cured by tuns.. Nothing can restore the hair where
the follicles are destroyed, or the glands atrophied sad
decayed. Bat such u remain cart be saved for useful
mesa by this application. 'lnstead of fouling the bele
with a pasty sediment, it will keep it clean anti city
one. Its occasional nee will prevent the bate t ,
. 0 .
turning gray or falling off, and con 1p
even ,
beldame. Free from those delete:Nom; vet „anew,
which make some preparations dalleroul to`
one to the hair, the Vigor can oal be.no'
.it but not
harm it. .11 wanted merely lor
HAIR DRESFING,
twain alas oast be found so, tge Arable. Containing
neither oil nor dye, it does Doh 111 whitscantbrkould
yet lasts longer on the kali'. giving It a rich glossy
lustre and a grateful pArgsno,
Prepared 14 Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.,
PRACTIQJL & Axi urricAL mums
talmoo.la
- or 4110 by 4. D. Daollass, Drvarld, Go 4 'oft i v "! 1511047
TLIE GREAT
PREVENTIVF OF DISF.ASES.
AYER'S
PRICE, $lOO PER BOTTLE
THE GREAT
AYER'S
LOWEI i,L , MASS.
le consequence of the disastrous tire, which in Jen
meg last, destroyed their adore and Its contents,
J. E. CA.LDWELL -& CO.
Jewellers,
Rave had made especially to their order in Europe
and In America, an entirely
New Stock of Choice Goods,
Which aro now opened and ready for examination.
Very Fine Faris . Mantle. Clocks,
(Every movement with the new improvements)
NEW SIDE ORNAMENTS TO MATCH,
Entirely new
Bronzes, Groups and Figures.
GORHAM MANUPG CO'S
FINE ELECTRO WARES,
Best Sterling Silver Wares,
New designs.
Watches, Jewelry, &c., &e.,
A very toll assortment at very
MODERATE PRICES.
For the present at
819 CHESTNUT ST.,
PHIL A T)ELPHIA.
Mar. 4,1860.—1 y
To miLLINRRa AND coutaay STORE
KEEPERS.
AT E. RIDLEY'S,
re sierra,
Yon will find the Largest stock cf Millinery and
Straw Goode la this City, and a collection of bargains
not to be Mind elsewhere.
We cot lengths at Piece Prices.
Buy and 801 l for Cult.
309, 311, 311 GRAND, and 68, 88, 70 ALLEN BTB.,
• - COINER STOra,
Fifth Block East from tbe Bowery,
NEW YORK CITY.
bird and Second Floors—Retail.
First Floor.—Wholesale exclusively.
April 2.1.-3 m
AIILLIER
NY.
1869
r 11 1 / 1 31tCTFULLY invite an early innpection of ray
.1. new stock of
BONNETS & HATS,
Ribbons, Silks, Crapes, Matinee, Nets, 13hinds, Laces,
FRENCH FLOWERS,
' mid °there
Frames, Gimp and Straw Trimmings. Also.,
FANCY GOODS
of every description and the latest styles, all of which
1 will sell at the lowest cash prices.
April 9 --In lld P.RIET .SIcCREAItY.
GETTYSBURG RAIL. ROAD
FIRST TRAIN loaves (lel4iburg t S 11, A. SI
aud counecta at 1111110Tcr Junction will, trainsgo
North and Sout4, passengers reaching Baltimore
at 12 30, P. IL, Harrlaborg at 12 35, P. 31., 10.11,1de1.
phia u; 4 GO, P. 31., and New York at 7 (0, P. M ftc.
turning, arrive at Gettyaburg at 12 P. 31., witl,
panr,,.s:ngers from Bidlimore, Ifarribburg,
SECOND TRAIN IcavelOcltynburg tl= 43 M
and c,unectft at kno,r tion v. It hf“ ,t. lire
Nvr(ll at 2 10, P. , at 4
M., ithil.L.lelphia at 9 CO, P. M., New Yurl,:ht
.ith Mail Train Eutith qt L'l, P. 5r., rcrtrh
Ita:tituurt of f, CKJ , Y. 17. Ilvturufug arrtv,,
Gettysburg nt 415, I'. 31., with parmtrig,.tio Iv in
11.1 ti wore, Ilarriebnrg, Ph iladelph &c
April 30, BO
READING RAILROAD,
SUMMER AItRANt;EMENT,
MOXDAI, APRIL 2.tith, ISG9
Great trunk lint. fr , •la tlio North and
I.ir York,
Tamaqua, A,lthu..l. iharm , kic . I. , hahyh.
Easton, Ephrata. Li Lanca , t,r.
e ifyrrhlyurt, f r f.,llows
At 3.20:11141 5 tu A. 31.. 1'2.2; n ai.il
P. 31., , nnrcting with rintilar Train, on thy.Pezyu•
gylvania lialfroati, Yuji arriving at New York at 945,
11.10 A.M. and:;.rn, r. 15. tna) P. 31.. end 6.0 U A. Si..
renp.:y . tr - dy. io, i.in g Care accent aro' the 2.05 , 5.20
A. NI. and 10:651'. 31.. Trains. without change.
Ly.a re ILLrri , llllr,7 for Tan.,
qua, 3litersville.APlilayol,
lent... ..n and Philadviplyia, at 0.10 A. 51., t a an,l 4.10
P.nl•,pp'upnt L. 11. - 44.11 ,1114
ti'lro; the 4.1 u P. 31. train hi dying c. , nty , ..cti,1.4 for
Pottsvilh. att.l C..antulyia only.
an.l AN) ,i. t
debut kill .in yYn,qui•hauna
burg at 3 3U P. 31.
;;; ^Jai A . m
3.(3 and + l .m P 31.. Phil.r.lelphia r.l
11,113 . Z,, P. )1 .1 Sleeping cars 3c.....•„1.,r 1 the 9.,0
5.03 arr , l fi.ol) P. 31. Crania fr -, .1. New York. r.r 1111,13 t
1 -• 1.1 - ,
''• -1 1, ht :•.r. ,(
Way
"1T '
31.. c , ,aut ting with tl 11.11“ ou E.,rt Pew/a.
ret.Lruitl..; 1:e t2,jus, t: P. 31., rt...i.piug
at oil
p atsville 1. `.1.,ai.,
5. , ..1.„,„kin at 5.'2.5 4,1 3. 31., •A.
314! 12.3) 0,, 41. A. 31.,
P. 11.. r
.• k.
lkill .nd U 1 'irlt`.nna
ltailrwtd at T.OO J. 31 for 11.irri.hurE, :tua 1 A.
31. for no (1 rove auo
ii coding ACCoOVII,/,1.1,1014 Tr.ti VC,
at 7.30 A. 31., returui,e,
at L. 1.5
P. 31:
Putt,town Leny. Porta
towo.o 0.2.3 A. Ni ;.iug tear.a Phiiadulphin
4;10 0.31 nt
(2°1,1.1,14 itrtil Road Trai u.: Itoor.c. It 0.1,1 i u:: 1, 1;.00
n.
1, ,13 P. 31. 111 Ephrata,
Ck.l4lltbio, 3c,
Pei iwaet, 'tali Train,.l,ar e Pot
ti„„ a t A, 31. and (~uo P. 31. grtur
h 15 A. 31. and 1 1 U P.
0 . ,73 aill/lar train"; on-ltrading ' L"'""
Qu E , lndays: Leave New Yark r
41 5 31 ., i
~ . i.hia 6.00 A. 31. null 3
-1.15 M p.
A. 71. Train
only to Readillg ;
A. m.;
ri,burg 5.2 u A. 31. and .10
.a1..55 :..hthi g ht, 2 70 p. 3L,nnd tread_ , ntol 7.15 .4. M. for Elan-ie.
burg, at n 7111,1hig_.• 7.1 i,". 4. XI. f..r Nea
ar'd 1"U A. 007-1 . 45 P.M. tor P/Mhulelphia.
C..r.tmutatiou .
' .11eftgo, Season, School and Escuo.
B Tickets, to' od from all 1101011, reduced 114 : 1 4.g°
sad; P.taaey gur .ocked through; 1). 0 pounds alloyed
0 A. NICOLLS,
General Superlntentleut
B •dikaing,P4,llay 7, 1889.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
.61 3 1211V0 SCHEDULE.
01411114 3Ny 9, 1869,Trainn lemon:111ov,
JUncti , ll., RS 1..,110w5:
LEAVE NOILTII P.D.
12.31, p. In.—Dally for Willinmap.rt. daily (except
Sundays) for Ei o irn. Rochester. Buffalo,
NiagaraFallx ale! Eric, and the West.
10.68 a. nt.—Dally (except Sm u t'.) for lSlmin , Buff
ale Ac.
2.13 p. In.—Daily (except See.l.tyl) fur Williautspert
eed
6.05 p. ni.—Dally(eXcept Suudyn) fur York.
V. 55 p. co—Daily (except Sundanye) for Harrisburg
and the West.
LEAVE SOUTHWARD.
m.—Dallystopping at Parkton only.
7.52 a. ri.—Daily (except Schilays) stopper at-all
Stations.
12.30 p. nt.—Daily stopping at l'urk tor, cab%
p. al.—Daily (except Sundays) skipping at the
Stations.
EDW. S. YOUNO,O en. Pasm.Agest,
Baltimore, M.
ALFRED It FISK E, Oen. Suptoisitenden,cl
May 2'1,180.-1f liarrishrre, Pena's.
p ENNSYLVANLA CENTRAL
AILIV:d.A. D.
Double track route running L•tIVId R
Ell Phil.idelphia
and Pittsburg. Trains leaving Gett, Enure make the
following mai ections with this Trunk line..
Gettysburg leave It:, 9.00 0. rm. & 12.55 p. m.
Lat.over Junction arrive; 10.00 .. 2.35 "
lefty* 10.1;.0 " 9.55 "
Harrisburg arslas e 12.55 p. tn.. 11.45 "
Italie 3.50 .` - 2.25 n. In.
Philadelphia 'strive 0.40 " 0.50 "
Harrisburg boavo 1.15 ". 12.10 l•
Pittsburg arrive 125 e.. nb. 9.10
At Philadelphia close connect : oam ore made with
the tcaina for New 'York, Boston and all Eastern
Mies. At Pittalso rg conneetiona are made In the
Now Urli-l" D"P"'• with the trains for all Western
points. -
.For Aar nor Information apply to
EDWARD 11. WILLIANIS,
Gen. Superintendent, Altoona, Pa.
itt " i r W. Owintax, Don. PneFenger and Ticket
Ag " t ' P' [Slay 14, 1868.-t f
!!!!•••••
itont, gusulter, gime, &c.
GETTYSBURG
LIME KILNS.
THSI undersigned Las boaght oat his former part
ner, Wm. Omits, and now continues
THE LaiF,BURNING BUS NESS
imself--et the Gettysburg Lime Kilns; on the corns
of the Railroad and ,North Stratton street. Thank
ful for pastpatronage, he will endeavor to deserve its
oontintumee, by prosecuting the business as vigorous-
ly and on as large a seals as possible—always selling
• good article and giving good mascara. Farmers and
others may look for the prompt filling of orders.
He also oontinnes the
COAL BUSINNE,
offering Memoir, popular kinds. Ileepers and
othersabould give him a call. Blacksmith Coal eon
•tasal, us hand
Idme end Coal delivered anyirh Groin 0 ttisburg.
Gettirebtrig, NoT.10,11107 ; JAMB 11.11ILIT
iscotwolis.
ECM
JOBBING BOOMS,
EDWARD RIDLEY,
TIME TABLE
R Mc^,URDY
*tonna
SOMETHING NtW.
New Furniture kooms
Furniture Store in Gettysburg
A. M. HUNTER & CO.
haye bean to the Eastern titles and have laid In a
large and splendid asaartmenk of
Cottage and Parlor Furniture,
equal In style to any liouse out of the city, which
they °Reg to the public at city prices. Their stock
'consists of
FULL COTTAGE CHAMBER !Wit/3, from $3O up.
BUREAUS, from $9 up.
WASHSTANDS. from $2.50 up.
TOWEL RACES, from 15 ets. op.
CHAIRS. from $6 set up. •
BEDSTEADS. from $ 4 up.
WARDROBES, so tow as $ l6 .
TABLES, as low as $3.
SOFAS, as low as $2O.
LOUNGES, as low as $7.
BUTTRESSES, SPRING BED BOTTOMS and a great
variety of other Goods, all at equally low rate,.
Call and examine our stock, ,M
AT TILE OLD "SENTINEL" OFFICE,
South-east Corner of Diamond.
March 1,2.—t
$4O STITCH! $37 50
$lO $4O fleet clans SEWING MACHINES $37 50
$4O given as premiums for $37 50 worth $37 50
$4O ofsubscriptions for WOOD'S HOUSE- $37 50
$4O HOLD ADVOCATE, a first class $37 50
$4O Family paper, at 75 cents a year.— $37 60
$4O Also
$37 60
$32 TICK ! TICK ! $3O
$33 AMERICAN WATCIIRS, worth $32, $3O
$3532 2 g iven for $3O worth of intiscriptions.— $3O
0 -
taCt
$l2 DICTIONARY. $l2
$l2 Webster's Unabridged Dictionary, $l2
$l2 worth $l2, - given as premiums for $l2
$l2 $l2 worth of subscriptions. Also $l2
$lOO Sunday School - $lOO
$BO LIBRARIES, $BO
SO Large or small. to be selected from SCO
$4O 400 volumes of the rery best Hooks $3O
.$lO publiehed and given axe premium $4O
$3O loran equivalent amount of into. $3O
$24 seriptions. $24
&c. Alm several other premiums equally liberal. Ac.
o—The ADVOCATE. (formerly called the Prospec
tus,)containe IC large pages, and aims to promote
Knowledge, Virtue, end Temperance. It has been
cola rir,d and Improved three times in 27 months.—
Send Ptr specimen c,,py. Address
8.8. WOOD,
P. 0. MINI ug, Newburgh, N. Y
March 12.—510
1115 Hoop SKIRTS. 1115
WM. T. HOPKINS
Iles Romurcd his 3lanu factory and Salesrooms to
`,TO. 1115 CTIE , 7SCIT STREET PUILADELPIIIA,
•
Wl,tro "Ouu Make" of Chainplma loop Skirt,,
rep, ad , kted to First-class Wholesale and Adail
Trade, e ill La ~;and to L'lntricu the most extensive
a.kertrrient in the Union, and all the latest and most
desi: side Styles. BL,pee s Lenzthe end 8:2••4,. 2, 2‘4„
yards round, of plain and Gored Panlurs,
IV.tlktrig Sk iris, Itecuidi,,n tc.4ether
with o vr ninety digt, - chi varieties of Mls - pes
Children's Skit tO, all of which for symmetry ..I styls,
, I,,ticiry.dnratolit 3
fleas, are ti) any other goielig in the tuarlit
and art wart:stool in eei r:, rr RI eel. 94 iris wade t,
order, Altered and Iti•patre,l, told
Full Price I f.:4(,•rn Made Fkirts, 15
..::“.:,utk; Sprio :4, 45 f.; , :U!...; ipri”gp,
Si rit.; C. - ) err.t.; nt14.1- 4U d , , , aings, 75
I:1 COKSETS!! CORSras 1 iffurent
.1, •.1 Cent. to Di.U7 , en/bracing
It V. t-1,'".“;.0. to Fitting," 31adarn Foy'.
541.1.., to r.,
French, Engli.ls and
C .r.,,ts.an.l ani.,r,ir, French
Patterns . CA. ;nr
att
I.
IL r;}:NT FM: TUE BAIVTIZA3: FAN
-IlLr SEWINAI ..npi.rlor to
:s;,,
Crl $;.5 cacti , are hew.: piv,u aw2y
cot.; .or to get turn it. tr,•4u -14. livery
Wu:: of Articles in ,UT I exualiut,
cur purchnplug Cn11..4. trod
ullcu!ure,:.: our 31Anufkrt,y th3legt,...aa•, No.
111: ht,t,ut et. , PLiladfl; L:a.
%,,r, I. a,—;;m 3131. 1. lICALKINS.
oN E POUND OF BUTTER
MADE FROM.
ONE PINT OF MILK.
1,;• ; fora L•n;le t'Je
EXTi: tCT burl - ER PLANT, ',lit ;1,,
wAlpr,:luce Zal Ms of pr Luo
;:upcaalrc.ez,eilrut Batter is
from the f - Jf lice tint 11 0 ..
au] i rate fat.:llin in Now link
Cit.) :
:t it • City 11:4ht, for F..le. olTeriug b.
1.4.:•]0ur., lit:)",4 , 1.1/111,:l151 Nodtel. Aivtita vc5111...1
4 (.:,it:
I . :i
•411... Ext.,et,e'lltneit,t to tlllakt,%4 It • ”1 .
.. ;tl. full directions br use, u ill be sera toisay
IL rscelpt uf SI W.
.oti.:n-d a.g:,i:,+tail worthless
•1 uteler tire I,lll^ ,'f.,.Hntt.,r Powders.
ce _•' .Ls the TIXTItACL. J11i...""
I=
IMMENTII
MBE
ECONWIY BUTTER COMPANY
o:lice, 175 Liberty Street,
Factory, 230 (greenw4CE►
N.ll, - ft ) u:,. Batt
maht. Plant 2 P"' .
1,11 per 1,111“1. At a coat tr sii t.t
P (IMPS 1
puro PUMPS !
water use, neither bad
rn , tY iron. nor lend, but
CELERICAT:Z ,
1 - 1"
r ,TII.IIEII PUMP,
wild cucombur wa S. on!ir.ly 613! less,
.id r iable 01 A potent Article, but the good
ul.l. Pomp,uncle by machinery, And
r f ,ct accurate it, all ito ;rafts. raidne .
•'' • •;:: :Int of water, act ro-tiog lacy than lll(
t :: . arratigAd tb , a.r to be non-frreting,
i:, • 4 , -,,nction ua A;niple 11,1 t any one can put
•7 , A, , p it in repair. AR. r thoroncli trial it is
!r...; the ass"' AND CM:AI - EA . . Twelve feat of
t: .2., v. - to ••aeb frco of char 4-. Dealers sup.
p ` . l,l in.n:u;.+elorereratan. For circulars,
price
Call or vi.l.ir,An
CHAS. G. BLATCIILEY,
No. S North SeTentll Btreat,
11 Philadelphia. Pa.
, IL!: hlaertist. bat. Cali 4,7 th itaiket A Arch at.,
Peb.n.—Cin I'bilndtlpb in, Pa
„ ,
A. SERVANT FOR ALL.
12 , th's Tncprovement for Opening, Closing
and Latticing Gates,
fAY be attached to tiny rate and operatedirom
taig4y, team or saddle, hyl.llo hand, in any de
sired direction from the gate—. pened and closed from
ono point, at soy distance from thogato. This im
provement is simple and cheap, yet perfect and strong;
will not be disarranged by the nagging of the gate,
nor by the fr.t raisingthe p.st.; maybe Made at.
.cenutty hlau.kstofth's.arni maily attached to's *ate.
Tbv having the for Adams coon
-y, v. ;I, a It 'Township au , Farm Rights of Ulf+ im
pr, vt1111.1,.
.A 1,,, ROTH /L SHANE'S A3IEitICAN LEVER GITX
—which will be found 'veinal:le and convenient to all
'who have Kato to drive through—air they remain by
their team. open, cloae nud latch a gate, without the
ne,camity of getting in the wet or mud.
Fur further information, drc.,addrese
ISRAEL I:mutt:B.,
Menallom P. o. : Adante co., Pa.
)f12,13.-tT
GETTMURG BAKERY.
, 111:11rin of Newport ,k7Aegler lia . sing., been dia
l. f.ulve 1, tire. nati..rßignt,l tout 'nue tließakiog
1m5i.,83, in all Its briinctes, at the old stand,
Corner of South Washingto,n and if eat
Middle streets, Gettysburg,'Pci.
AU kind, 'f
CRACKERS,
ES,
Et-READ
ROLLS,
CCM tautly baked and always to be had fresh.
With many years experience and Gem diapoel lion
to please, he feels that ho can prom ise satisfaction In
all caeca. Order. solicited, and promptly attended to.
With many thanks for the patronage bestowed on the
old firm, its continuance is asked.
Aprlo. 1560.-t( BALTZER NEWPORT.
JOSHUA, SEIT.Z,
[formerly of Hanover, Pa.,]
Tailor,
Fashionab'e
.
Two doors from Zottek's Dry Good Store, on Hanover
street,
NEW OXFORD, P.A.
'Mlle latest Fashion' received from lifew York
and Philadelphia as soon as tuned.
May 14.-2 m•
BLACKSMITHING.
B. G. HOLLEBAUGH
H AS opened a Blacksmith Shop en Waahingtoa
street, next door to Ohritantan's Carpenter ;hop.
and is prepared to do all kinds of BfaLOM:LTZ
ING, at reasonable rates, and invitee ashore of public
patronage.
REPAIRING of all kinds. 0 Ire me n ealL
April to, 18¢9—tx
A LL and 13st Meats,
sad Lard of the very beet at
x,
010. • vim" ,
Mar. 6.—tf West aikido it.
332=2
Z 23
a.,.:.:
GO TO NORRIa'—If you wan
• good
GO TO NORRIS'---If you wan
a fooblonablo RAT or CAP.
GO . TO NORRIS'—If you want
a faildonable NECK-TIE, or good PAPIR
COLLAR and CUSTS.
G 0 TO NORRIS'—If you want
anything In the GENTLEMEN'S LINN, for
be keeps nothing bet Gentlemen's wear, and has the
LARGEST STOCK IN TUE COUNTY.
A. M. MINTER A CO
GO TO NORRIV—If you want
a good pair of HOME MADE GAITERS, war.
ranted to give satlektetion or Money REFUNDED.
CUNNINGHAM
Uus just received a large supply of
SPRING GOODS,
COATS, PANTS, VESTS,
SHIR TS,
Trunks, Valises, Umbrellas,
NOTIONS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
CLOCKS, WATCHES,
TOBACCO and CIGARS,
all of which will ba sold at short profits and warrant-
ed to please. Wire him a call at his store on Belli
more m trot t,(Pick lug', old Stand) near the Diamond
April 7,1989.-tf
CLOTHING,
-u Icr c.~:~ructs,
Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes
NEW FIRM;
COBEAN OU.N.N-LCATGRAM
IT AT s EJusc
of reccired from 'ale City a near arid large
tork
CLOTHING,
HATS & CAPS,
MOTS rat SHOES,
NOTIONS, etc
Th. 4.4 " d. ha" all selected Rlth great care and
rlth a draire to tn.
Tll•pabile et the vr•nia of thin community.
and the mod the goods to be of IL e beat quality
LATEST STYLES
MEE
Ono and all ate i uvand to call at oar Stara, au BALI Ll
more otrevt, Gottleburg , nearly opposite YaLnettoek
IL C. WREAK,
JAS CUNNINCILIAM.
April
YORK CITY
Boot and Shoe Emporium
TWO DOORS SOUTH OF THE PRESBYTERIAN
'1
E undersigned haajnst returned from the Mt
.1. with the but and cheapest variety of Bout
Shoes and Gaiters, for Spring and Bummer, ever o
tared in Gettysburg. Ilismock consist.' of
LADIES' CONGRESS GAITERS,
LADIES' BAL3IORAL GAITERS,
LA Di ES' COMMON GAITERS,
L %DIES' KID SLIPPERS, all style.,
• LADIES' MOROCCO BAL3IORALB.
IN LARGE VARIETY.
GENTS' FRENCH CALF BOOTS,
GENTS' AMERICAN CALF BOOTS,
GENTS' Rue BOOTS,
GENTS' CONGRESS GAITERS,
GENTS' CALF BALMORALS,
GENTS.' SLIPPERS ' .11 style.,
GENTS' BROGANB.&e.,ke.
MISSES' CONGRESS GAI'ERS,
MISSES' BALMORAL GAITERS,
MISSES' MOROCCO BALMORALB,
ie., Ac., Ac., Ac.
BOYS' COGRESS GAITERS,
BOYS' CALF BALSIORALS,
BOYS' BROGANS, Ac., Ac.
INFANTS' BUOYS, all stylog,
IN LARGE VARIETY.
• ,
Also, Boots and Bhoea of hie own manatacturt cots.
♦ll will be mold at the lowest living profits. Bay
erg, from t o w n and ootintrYiats invited to sail and
enemiee goods and prices before parchasing slats.
where, feeling confident that I can please all who
may call.
The MANUFACTURING of Boots Shoes, and .osii•
term, will also be carried on, in all its brandies, as be.
lore. Repairing done on abort notice. By employing
none but llrst.class workmen, and ruing none but the
cholcmt leather, be feels confident cf maintaining hi.
former reputation. Certainly nothing will be left un
done to deserve it.
ng,..Thankful for past favors, be solicits a cordial:f
ence of public patronage. D. 11. KLINOXL.
CI Myelin rg, April
CLOTHING ! CLOTHING!
NEW AND LARGE ARRIVAL!
J. BRINICERHOHY, corner of the Diamond and
Tort arrest, hallent rstatnid Mad the eity - mtth as
nnasually attractivoinagrtMea , of
CLOTHING' PDX TALL WINTER WEAR,
which he will Jell at such pries' as cannot fail to
take them °Livery tepidly. - Cali and judge for your
salvo'. To look at the excellent material, tasteful
cutting, and neat and substantial aowiwg, and then
to get his low prices --callers cannot help bat bay,
when they sae it to much to their interest to do so.
Us has Coats, Pant., Vosta t otal! styles and materi
als;
Hats, Boots and Shoes;
Shirts, of all kinds, Hosiery, Olovu, Handker.
chief., Neck Ties, Cravats, Linen and Paper Collars,
Snspendere,Brushes,Combs;
Trustful, Tallies, Umbrellas, Pocket Zaire', &gars,
Smoking and Chewing Tobarcos,Plpes,StationrgyAe.
Clocks, Watches, jewelry, with a thousand ad
one otherartioles, entirely too namerona tO detain*
• newspaper advertisement.
PRETZELS, &O
He mkt the attention of the public to hie new
stock, confident that It will please—and no one can
or 1.1,114611 cheaper. Don' trorget the place-corner
of York streetand the Diamond ,Glettysburg.
N0v.6,1868.-tf JACOB BRINK/CRUM.
Fine Custom Made
BOOTS IND SHOES
FOR GENTLEMEN.
All the LEADING STYLES oa bond or mUote to
measure. Pries. 11.aut at LOW 7/IGUSTX. Aa Phu
traced Price List with instructions for self mama.
meat sent on receipt otPetitOttlos address.
• WN. 11. EAIITEITT,
SS South Sixth st., above Chestnut,
PHILADELPHIA.
August 241868.-4 y
BOOTS AND SHOES.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
TIRE undersigned has erected a new butidten,tar
A. a Boot and Shoe Establishment, on Carlisle et.,
near theltallroad Elation, In adtEmburEt wine* be
now offers for axle,
Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, Blip-
/to
pers, &c.,
Ora.. vacant apsdahUdreapof etgleil sad
pima. 'Ha has ataosasortiseat io Wait hasc.aid
williodientry arable atilt* anialloot preps. •
WOES Wadi TO OADIX. of tha add materials
and workmanship. Ivory effort made is reader
patielhotket. The patronage of the publicise solicited.
darn a, sad **loot mots his dock or tears year
are. is either cue you cannot Aillio be
Jely 17,1100•47 JOIN N. •
fladq, *to, AM, it
Consisting of
01+ ALL STYLES AND SIZES. ALSO,
and a great and large Tart at; of
KLINGEL'S
BALTIMORE STREET,
MOM
atantly on hand
BOOTS & SHOES.
D. ETZMITAY4R & BRO.,
GETTYSBURG, PE.2KIVA
YORK STRUT, OPPOSITZTHZ BANK.
Hare Nat rocolvod from tk• City • largoomoort
went of
BOOTS& SHOES
GENTLEMEN, LADIES & CHIL
DRENS' WEAR,
Consisting of Calf &Kip Boots,
Congress Sr Balmoral Gai
ters, Slippers, die.
Made in latest styles and of best mate-
riala
We also If.AIVIIPAOTIIIIi TO ORDZIL, all Walk
of 1100X3 AND sBo23—the work being *ads up
of best materials and by fret abuts workmen. The
senior partner has been in the bluilisttes for over If
years aid personally superintends all work made up.
We respectfully Invite the attentkin of the public, to
our estobilahment, and bops by strict atheolloa to
business and by selling at lowest cult prices, to ere
entire satisfaction.
DAVID 1(112111ELLIII,
.7•00 B AJEITZYLLLKIL
Ap rill°, 1.869.-t I
LADIES' HATS ,
Always the Watt styles out, and at lowest price*
RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS, WREATHS,
FLOWERS, &c.,
New Goods every week daring the season, at
U. B. WOODS' Store,
Corner York street and Diasniutd.
April 16.—Sm'
GOODS FURNISHED
AND
Garments made to order,
BY
W. T. KING
York Street, dett,yiburg, Pa.
J►u. 16, 1669.-tf
JOSEPH JACOBS,
JIERCIIANT TAILOR,
CIIAItURILSBURG ESTREZT, GYTrYSBURO
MILE undersigned, of the late firm of Geo. Jacobs
& Bro., would most respectfully inform his
tz leads and the public generally, that be hes opeasel
a Merchant Tailoring web' tahment in Chambarahurg
street, next door to the old place, and th re• doors Ilan
of the Keystaue Rome, whore ha will be happy to
wait on all who may patronise him. LW stock of
CLOTHE, CABSIMESS, VEBTINGS, TILIMMUMBI
kc., tc., kc.,
Will be roan d choke and cheap—very t o
tut from. All kinds of Goode for .ale—whethe-,. h e
mannfutures or not.
GOODS MADE DP with o ..Mpatch, as Well than
bought at other Morose. at his own. .
The very bout
work will be made—g ..c , .d fits and er.bstantial sowing
—g will tm deemed t , ,0 much trouble to
renfer satisfactio,,i. every r b ,
The latest New York ifashiCal4 regularly received.
Cutting dora. as usual.
A sr. Public patronage 1. solicited, and nO 01 ,
fort ■
ro ta arad to deterre it.
April 11,—.4t
Boas, prugs, VittMinn.
A. D. Betifttit
DRUG & BOOK STORE,
CHAMBERSBURG STREET,
Neer the Dimond
STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS,
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
PERFUMERY AND TOILET SOAPS
aircouivritY MEItCHANTEsupplt•d al whole's!
city prices.
Feb. 12.—tt
DR. JAMES CRESS,
DRUGGIST,
Store in Brant'a Building, Ratio. 84,
LITTLESTOWN.
HAVING opened s new DRUG
STOita and littnd It up is the bast style I nffer
my 'took of pure and fresh Drugs to the citizen, of
Idttleetown and vicinity at the lowest market tats,
consisting In part of
Drugs and Family Medicines, Pur
Liquors for Medicinal Purposes,
Patent Medicines, Horse
Powders,
Pare Spices, Dyu and Dye Mugs, Perfumery,
Toilet Soap; and Fancy articles. A fall eatortment
Brasher, Stationery of all Undo, ay" Tobacco mid
Bent.
07' ldoores Electro-Magnetic Soap will wash with
hard or soil water, cold or wares. Clothes washed
with this Sewn ere made beautlfully wklita without
boiling or blueing. This Is the Soap In ue. Try
it, It V war mated wet tolskfara tie bands or Mai&
Littlostown, May 13.—1 y JAM= CUSS.
DR. R. HORNER,
PHYSICIAN AND DRUGGIST,
Office aq, Bras Stars, CRAIIBIRSBURG SULU
GETTYSBURG.
Medical advice without charge.
DisAla* tit
DRUGS, MEDIOINRI3, PATIENT 111111DICIN1B, BTA•
TIONERY, PRIMIMERY, BOAPB,IIIIIISRIS, TOLL
HT ARTICLES, DTI STUMM OPIUM BAK.
=GROOM, OE. AN Of TARTAR, LAMPS;
COAL OIL, AO., AO.
PURE LIQUORS for 'medicinal imposes.
Dr. R. Horner's OLIRN, a reliable remedy be
chapped hands, rough akin, to.
ALI &Moles warranted passim(' genuine.
Jan 4, 111611.-tf
gitatorspit &Units.
EXCELSIOR GAUBBY.
TIPTON & MYERS
ottatessors to C. .7. Toon.
PH 0 T OtißAPlia,
PHOTO MINIM TETRAS
A. 10380271229, I . L i
Stereoscopic Views the
. •
BATTLF,;-FIELD,'
smizzoacop m ,
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES,
A . ND , L.8.8U S
GREAT VARIETY,
AND AT GitiAiar;siDuczp,
Rama.-
srwi, &slim lecithin bottles 11464 orillskist. Clan
sad eatimisir=
e t ..
friar
au
„ mom ,
ken ! 010 eall•ry.
TY15031'41 OLD , iiIT4SID. --
Jew
meow -Aim' Pewit tool **ANA le hii ;
iimisish ci ttait
•7Ag
111 11 1tAnien.--The , AlgheWitritia
paid hi Wm sad lord
hami. " ...1. 41111 kr Medi ofirsetet ro jW,Mcial‘
Oa% A. 1111•4 eafl es gnu.
w.nalau.
GROOMES & LtilBER
AT PAXIMIPS wroia, OS Sae W&L. Lumina
• simunte, GlSMllinciti, PA. •
FRZSH GROCEILIES
every Meek him the City, Provistemea, Dried • ita
Gress Pratte of all Made, al way* oa Mad, at Panel
11L001, 00111 MAL, CHECK FMB CID= YIN.
/GAY, 80Alli Or ALL EMI, CANDLIII.
NOT 101111„ 001111ECriox ARM,
liatolia, Ake.; also, •
LUMBER,
cash u illauttltag, Posts, thinks, to., coati
sally oa baud at lowest living rates. Call sod see.
Jane 44.-1 L
OM
JOSEPH GTTILESPIE ,
Dealer in Flour , Groceries ,
Notions ) &0 .,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
INVITES the attention of th e publ ic to their huge
1. stock of Goode, at the old stand. on York strut,
non* door to the Glebe lon, condition of the but of
GROCERIES,
Sagan, Syrups, Molasses, Carus, 'feu, Spies% Salt
St.; the
BEST BRANDS OF FLOUR
a the market, with Hams, Moulders, Side., PIA,
Drkd Fruits, Confection; ie. Also,
.N 0 T.l 0 N S,
in greet variety; Cedar and Willow-ware, Stone
ware, Crockery-wars, Baskets, Segue, Tobsseeoe,
and a amused and oneother articles.
BUTTER AND EGGS,
nice and fresh, lwayt for sale.
& Co. will Writ no effort to please and
are atalldant of being abler to do to by constintly
lumping • Intl and choice Clock, and selling at the
very lowest prone. Gowns Pumice wanted, either
br the cash or to exchange for goods, h !chest market
price allowed. JOSEPH S. GIUMIIPIZ,
June 11,18111.-11
WM• J. MARTIN,
Wholesale ■nd Retail Dealer In
OROORRIES AND LIQUORS
♦ lug. lot of Groceries that I am wiling Cheap
for Cash.
CHOICE LIQUORS,
Old Bye Whisky eight years Old.
Very Old French Brandy,
ALL OTHER BINDS OP LIQUORS,
A general wortment of BrITIBS, among which !a
miadies Herb bitten.
P are Liquors for Medical par
r0....3 Ns [. J. MARTINI,.
Table Cutlery, Glassware, Queens
wsr„s, se, at WW.J. MARTINI.
A 0 30, IWO
WM. BOYER & SON,
DEALERS IN
GROCERIES, NOTIONS,
TOBACCOS,
ALSO,
Stone, Wooden and Willow Ware.
latiqt. general assortment o
all Goods usually kept in
a FAMILY GROCERY.
D0c.4.18157.-tf
JOSEPH .1 ACOBB
BARGAINS
at the new
GROCERY
IN GETTYSBURG.
JACOB W. CRESS
1101 f ATlNGened. a Rev Grocery, in Gettysburg, on
Il the sotwedt tomer of the Make Square,
boa lust received a splendid asserteteut of WSW
GROCERIES
laeledhig Pagan, Cote, Itobseos, iferup, Teas,
Spiess, Tobaceo, Salt, Tish, anuallhortlders. Alas,
QIIRENBWARE, CONFECTION S.
Nuts,Tralts,Scops,reneyArtkies and Notions gener
ally. We will also keep on hand /LOGI and IIED
STIIII7III.
&Mai purebred for CABU, I as prepared to
aura very cheap. Give ma a call and judge for boar.
selves.
Sept. 11.1517.-t I J. W. CRISS.
GROCERY.
WK. B. VIALS RAZ OPIERID A
Grocery, Vegetable and
Notion Store
sable mdasace adjolalin Yeah' Rrothikeit liartka
7 1151 4
EAST YORK STREET
wimpr i gi t titmv
i tli u lea u cho t p ea ebespos
Kerte
Carpasttra ad Castrating.
Wm. C. Stallsmith & Son,
GETTYSBUBG, PA.,
Carpenters and Contractors.
Doors, Shutters, Blinds, Door
and Window Frames, Car
nico,,Door do Window
Brackets; do.
Constantly= band and onangletur•d to soda of
BEST MATERIALS,
by =poisoned weekono, and
REASONABLE PRICES.
102‘Ordoe promptly attended to.
Jan :15,114111...=
GEO. C. CASHMAN.
OETTYBBURG, PA.,
Carpenter and Contractor,
TIEBRINTFULLY informs the
AA. public tiat ha has romoirelt le Ids maw II!mor
Straka" stmtlootwoos York sad Whoa strode,
NO Is rismr.t to take soatiarts Ibr ratter sip anti
vPrildag 31113 4 180 . 1, at "'" isi !l • 1 7"' "
Wilda" Iswork gasaso Ito ,
of
beet ty. Ito 24es by' sttlet attotitient to toast.
sow to weft pabllop. GUIs a.. solL
*oat limia-w
M. 'CHRITZMAN,
CfETTYSBURG,.
(kap n' ter and Co4ractor,
swag newel %ay Mme. 1140
ailiar,.. , 1 - 5 !E*4 I .l o k 4 1 kkile
OSA; atinebrueviv,
esfo estimot.
==3
COE'S COUGff
ilairlaiparlod sad popular limed/ le ague tailed
to the ettastket of thowahlio. de odes s• tie peer
*alb wowed, the proprialots mutually mak* their
boa to the auitratalaa thugs tint tusosindthe
ma.: Alegi requfred kw the health, ossiort and Aar
issues at Ora Ariiilj through ltd load sad tidies*
Loathe of winter, CoWiCassh Ilarlaar riamald sat b.
forgotten. ?separatists bans s heassiaold
medl
•lae—..d istdiers Airfoils for Hid hasty' et (heti oh 1.
dna.„ sad an wlteselethinsessydbasserof the throat,
cheat sod lease, cosset *Seed to be 'Wood it In
addition to the oallnary by ounce so long is lb
starker, re sow Walsh oar souneoth amity &hie
bottles, which will, In common with the other lass, b.
Laud at all Dews Stores. •,
FOR- OROUP,
Th. Balsam will b• AAA Wyo./liable, sad Ye mV alwaj•
y/Hd apou tbinw..ht ortrwas cuss.
WHOOPING COUGH.
Sba tioatlisooy clan who balm amid tend.
Ws Owes* dartse the but tea year* is.that ft la
variably relLorm and cam It.
SORE THROAT.
Keep yon throat ►et with the Balltem—taktoi W-
U* cad often—a you ►W Tory Neon dna relict
HARD COLDS AND COUGHS
Yield at 00C10 to a steady easy of Il I. greet ressikly.—
It Will succeed In giving relief where all , other to
medlar have failed.
SORENESS OF THE THROAT.
CHEST AND LUNGS.
Do not dobry profiting and hamodiately tatting-
Coes Cough Bahase. - whon troubled with any at tII.
above nomad dtglicallataa. Tbry ate all premonitory.
symptoasa of Consumption, and if not ed,
mem or lolor swoop you away tato the Talley of
shadow' gran which non* tan 11•11 f return.
IN CONSUMPTION,
Hazy a nra•wara sageses_haa found raki, and t..
dayralolees that bar Ilia has boas made aaay sad pro
logrod by tb • asa at Ca.'s Cough Balsas.
IN SHORT,
no people know the artfels,and It weds so comment
trams us. It la for mats by every Droning nod Dealer
in Medicines in the Malted States.
THE C. 0-. CLARK CO.,
Sole Proprietors, New Haven, CL
Read ! Read I I Read !
THE ATTENTION of the PEOPLE
18 CALLID TO TLL
World's. Great Remedy,
Coe's Dyspepsia Cure.
Thlapraparatloo L prosottneed by Dyspaprria it
Daly known remedy that will surely /taro that ag
gravating and fatal malady. /or year It swept on 1b
hartal We, carrying WWII It to as asthma, grata,
ta millions of ingrarers.
Coe's Dyspepsia Care has come to
the Rescue
Indigaitian, Dyspepsia, Bilk headache
Bounless or Acidity of Stomach, Ma-
im of Food, Flatulency, Las-
silude, Weariness, finally ter-
zninating in Dent
An as wervly cursd by tias peke t rsosay, as the pa
tient bikes It. Altbosisi bats *sr isms babe, lb.
peepl•osbat Jr Tordkt of the manes ? Hear what
Luis? Boxtou, of Ilfilwasikoo, says:
Err. 3XJTON, qf Maloauket.l
. Ywirainuo, Jaa. 24, 18811
11611i14111.. C. IG:6.1.1W1011., Ifews Mimi, Omen.
Both slyselfaad haveaumodeo"Dyipopsis Cure,
Y
It km prank/WU= aatlallictory as a Rom
ftd,Y• bs! ll lEkheritiitiosk to arylog cwe bays ro•
IWO( OFIRAXIit lIIPTT frost Its us.
• . Verf itowPwo ll / 7 .
. LEST K SrateN
(gl,gnal)
A 41/IRAT,BLESSING-
.• _
Mere la. T. Wltittf, Amt., /erste ay v.,'
•
Mom /1014 4".l . flaitriiii,./iagests, eseaftwi..
liteedleass:—lt gives as pest rams tosted•thait
" 1 16416im rrt gh rtt ill.. -4 Jr:ft
c mi , -1 imeloiall with limaptis. mi eseee:goesdr d
.7"r tovewityme stiesit which. pr
tested ker that she wee sit the while, Itkr
ehleretrdowaythlwr -eft took, st7oor Indiana% V c .v.
AralPs lll4 ftrilk mot ilidatrdistk QUILT It U yp IT
imm..4 eta a sew. eaimparim wall. bl
glediessrieedietwe ess great Mantic
Mal reeTel
Jaa.l3, P. . 'ARD.
I==ZNIIMEI
CIA E.R rAurzr.
Ttio kin. Wu° Amor, ad itiostiam
Rm. easel Mr.
•
- Aspires:sleets onretrywql toll pie If pm
tikeillikliaidolikto enquire As; ewe that soy ,
utii. of ooooWeiqueeio Cure n'o°
mai ßaia , n
skip abort aumpsittedryinhbo alto treat V
tuft
Coe's Dyspepsia a are
tavaitaf& la a MON Of Diarrhea
4 7w 4, 71 Oak, Ihusarar 0.. p = sal
Maim wiry dtbardatiod oostinteit Me*
• 11 . 14 trilesto* os'ausse7 imogridiore at
/1 01 ~ or by appl!astlost
• ' •
C. a. MARX • Co .,
w.rnpAw.s nem. ot
A • • B int :4;X
' esteisitseivtiN
Agent for : Aden* county.
1.3 z! r /e.
OA. 311.
AL' AM I
El
nASlPsitoisr9ol
lIII==
~,t.irto.a; iti41041144 . 4 ONO
64 1 1 4. '
TIZR):130/
Tuz ATLI tmlu 1111T1.1184 Is p
iloy morning, •t gl.OO
not pal iwithin the pr6„40 , 41k;
tinned twill's!, sooturiptio yes OM
tlou of th•pablisherF.
LurPttl iamirtatai
t i iberaliodosilon bill be
it oic by the quartar, half resiii4lli
Noiosectod .1.
lEEE
*Arras circulation nttli
la sit iargar thisrvitir •
in .1•IarnIcoall allnes•
,snot •
otallitiada ioir p
.n.l at fair . St
lots, •c., to l ovpry variety sipial,7o
short noArisj TfNi
potessigual
J KRAUTS,.
• M.
lilettyaborg, Pa. Collie
tin sinew promptly &newt.' 64
06Ice on Wilmot, 6166 1 16 •
June IS, ISISO-1(
McCONA.IIGUY,
• Leo. oleo Iwo door met
store, Chanbersburg areal.
Specisi ottani°. 6troo to Beat
:Sa tagalong of litotes. £ll 16
claims to Pensions, Bounty, Hoek- •
against U. Itatas,atolltioos'in
ly attended to.
Land normals loontotl, mad eko •
lo lowa end other *eeteto Sthtio.
Jane 11,11163.-If
J. COVER, 'ATT
A.
• LAW, will prolliptly athoad
all uth•r Bagleateentraatod table -
11,, aat+oea YabaaaBack 494
. or'• gores, aal t lalora itroat t a oily
Slay 29,1867.
DAVID A. B U RILE
kT L AW, will promptly
41 I other Lasiucsasatrast
ar.WWEIo• al ha/ rvsLlanca la that •
,pp.ksita that:oml nano.. i.Lett
DAVID WILLS, -
•L 6AW,OIIIc• at hisraeldesi
corLer ofeantritiquer•.
May 29,1587.
DR. U. S. HUBER
S. E. thrtic, of Chapthersturg tad
or PO/Itt COL. TATVS L
Jane 11, 1169..-If
DR. J. A. ARMSTR
Haying located at NSW
to all branches of his profistislos. ND
hit omc• when nut professionally •a
%Id( naanrruwii, P.O, j
Adams county, Pa.
.1
DJ. W. O.. O'NE'
Kee tali 0115011 tat' hie
itroet,two Joon *bon) the Coeval
il•ttyeburg, Way 29,16117.
• JOHN LAWRENCE
ilreceln Chambereborgetr
f ebe I..4h•rau Church. nearly
114ner'• Dram dtare,•here ha. iga
CA/II nit
the Dentist Pereou• In Went
ar• Invite I to Cull.
(l R. ‘ l /1. STALLSM
14t, haring located I Oett
erfleem to the pablle. Oaks In T.
Ida, whore Do
•tt •uy cm,. within tbsprovi
P.rsoto. *Atilt of full or partial
it. I tom .I L. Terms reasonable.
.1;4111,1481. —tf
DR. C. W. BE
k.l 44.4111111 U th•etaCtlC•
tt'Y, ao d ulfera bis aor
stls..curlier of
Eo4,tkiry .11.5, ur.ar e,
it.. tt.ltromui.
to itt.o 01.0..5•5.
Adds and Vot
EAGLE 110
rhr Imageat and mat coin
n.w.pln.'n ant !r.Wtfll
..1011N L. TATE, Pr
.4- Ai, Olsit44Lu•,lvr eas.coger
t. tlid bo , ot, ou Arricalanddep
rr Ca re NI derVOJll3l,llid
X ay ISCI7.
K EYSTONR
GETTYSBUR
WM. E. NIYERB,
N 0 V 0 P
' is anew House
ttod up to the wool •
luc.tion a pl..m.ut ikd consves
111. at lottglooss portiou of do tow
meal Ys bees m►d• fur I.
t.t of VICII., with •gtpl• .0011
•sperienced AarTaats, sad •cco
we the!' wee every endeevor to
Is ce,. open for the eatartalemen
Ire cludlymuliclt •share orpublle
May 29, 11187
3tlutcherth
West Middle. Str
(NEAIt THE 00(12T-
Every Day in t
SCSDAY ZIOIL
Vrcsh Ilea three time• • week,
day and B►turday mornings. Lam
every day. Order' left at at,i
Will be promptly delivered the Ibl
Janslll.lßle-t(
BUTCHER
NE IV 'I
;Aosta I. Erman. hTN •
f_jAVIIIIi *stand into .
11 WWI 1,0111113118, will ours
FRESH
In their mum Iderket stand
Amain , eorser. Preslh Pea eve
;OW avotafat. 1103a11 seats W
mil Fr= Sorallair• Ai 0 11 7 -
wean so nawsable pa N 7 •
" It._ %mist 64. am! Ibr
oa or Wool
April 30,1W—if'
MEAT WA
TIIII HIGHEST CABII FBI
COUNTRY
SIDES,
SHOULDERS &
BY NICHOLAS t SIM
York Itgt,brolow Wolf'
Hams and.' Dried -Be
Meats constantly op
EMI]
gudtart, g
11 A a
• D
T QI siabocrlborshav ojwiptietior
with as lannonuo supply of HA
01111110,whislo by are olefins
lta Raitbaaratosit,itprie•slo.
sit o =k oomstits Is part of
Oar)oater'tloolr
CW.A• I Dakir'• Tool
Dalumkaapesei
o R o argra• OP to
Ml' Faints .44.4 c • ei•lrlA an
the seeeral departments
tan be bad at title Stott. IYU
can be roontinoiatad bate CID
tad lloasekeopua can ted
tva
line. Eilvensacallao•••rtp
Abroashasanyeth•r bowDT I
TO
losalk&Orni,.s
W 0.911 W
Tit peril*
it la at Mao:
May ii-tY
IZE