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he—Dyspepaia--Costivenes.Q.
with Readaehe try MARSHALL'
, and be a:method that' although other
totalled to cure you, Chia will give yen
d permanent relief'
.I , enititeasent and talltneyour nerves hasp
weakened that Readatie admoalehos e
more dangerous may happen, curb ss
PALSY, DIIINTOAS OP SIGHT,
larmln g nervous erections, then hianahnip,
giving tune and strength to your. aketata,
a to perfect hwtlth.
r tad which shoal,' be digested remaineln
Causing pain and nneasinus fOrtha Weal
nciple which would render it easy of Ater
by using Marshall's Elixir Yon will supply
Any and prevent its recarreace, and s° be
Elrod of Dyspepsia.
• being thus cleansed from en unhealthy
y rondltien. coetivenere and the other at
• rdere or the bowels err of necesalty pre-
%Unitsll`s Elixir, $1 CO per Lot tle,
bysll Droggiem Depot, 1301 lisirks et
LL D ruggints, Proprietors.
ly
DNEY/L—TILE KIDNEYS ARE TWO in
r, situated at the upper part of the loin,
by fat; and consisting of three parts,vis:
or, the Interior, and the Exterior.
riot. absorbs. Inter - lir consists of tissues
Mob serve as a deposit for the urine and
o the exterior. The exterior is a conduct
minating in • single tube, and called the
he ureter+ are connected with the bladder.
.ler is con,pose,l of varioue coverings or Ifs:
parts, viz: the Upper, the Lower
1.. •n the Mucous. The upper expels, thi
.4. M•ny titre a desire to urinate With
ty ; others urinate without the ability to
lip frrynrntly occurs In children,
hese affection'. we must bring into action
a which arc engaged in their various
If they Are neglected, Gravel or Dropsy
ermust also be mad° aware, that bovrerer
be attack, It is sure to affect the bodily
mental powers, as our tleah and blood are
rem them sources.
Ratenati&n.—Pain occurring in the loins
eof the above diseases. Th,y occur in
red to acid stomach rind chalky comers,
EL—The gravel ensues frost neglect or
reatment of the kidneys. These organs
, the water in not expelled from thajdad
owed to remain; it bermies feverish, and
vets. It is from this deposit that the
fed, and gravel %none,.
a - .ollection of 'Witter in some parts of the
wars different Manes, according to the
ed. viz when generally diffused over the
;ailed &nasal - ea ; when of the abdomen,
en of the chest, Ilvdrothorax.
highly concentrated cont
act Buchu is decidely one of the best re
liseases of the bladder, kidneys, gravel,
tangs. rheumatism, and gouty affecs
sr this head we have arranged Dysoria,
and pain In passing water, etarity seers
mil and Ireonent discharges of water;
,or stopping rf water; flematuris, or
,s; ti . rut and Rheumatism of the kidneys,
f I.itugo it1111.12111lit), bnt increase of col
water. It wan always highly recommend
te Dr. Physick, in thvse affections..
tine increases the power erdigestionotud
, sorbs is into healthy exercise, by which
or CAleart , Q., &Pon! 'one, and all on
temente, as well un oain and inflate
rotoluced, and It is taken by men, women,
. Directions for use and diet...m,
PRILAt , ZLI•IIIA, PA., Feb. 1:L,1867.
otb, Druggist:
I have been a lingerer, for in.werd of
e.with gravel, bladder, end kidney elfec•
g which time I have used varioue medic.
lions, and been under the trentnient of
inent physiciane, experiencing but little
on your preparations extensively adrer.
ultedwith my family physician in regard
rExtract Buchn.
because I had need all kinds cf advertised
id had found them worthless, and some
•us; in fact, I despaired of ever getting
termined to nee no remedies hereafter nn
•or the ingredients. It was this that
oto use your remedy. /talon advertisea
ompe,, e d of buchu, rubebs, and juniper
Burred to me aid my physician as an ex
motion, and, with bra advice, after an ex.
t the article, and consulting again with
I concluded to try it. Z commenced its
cht months ago, at which time I was con
ooni. From the first bottle I wax aston
at the beneficial effect, and after
e weeks, was able to walk out. I felt
LI flog you a full statement of my case at
at thought my improvement might only
v, and therefore concluded to defer and
Id flout a perfect core, knowing then it
zreater value to you, and more aatisfac-
aid,. to report theta cure is effected after
medy for live mouths.
used any ricy, for three mouths, and feel
1 respects as I ever did.
in tieing devoid of any unpleasant taste
ice tonic and invigorator of the system,
n to Le without it whenever occasion may
.9e , in such affections.
51. cCORMICK.
y doubt Mr. McCormick's li statement, he
following gentlemen:
igler, Ex-Governor, Pennsylvania.
it Florence. Philadelphia.
nos, Judge, Philadelphia..
lack, Judge, Philadelphia.
orter. ex-Governor, Peungivatifa,
.esris, Judge, Philadelphia.
rier, Judge, United States Court.
"oodward, Judge, Philadelphia.
'orter, city Sollci tor, Philadelphia.
• igier, ex•Ciovernor, California.
be, Auditor-General, Washington, D. C.
others, if necessary.
(gists and Dealers ever) where. Beware
ts. Ask for Ileimbold's. Take no other.
per bottle, or 6 bottles for $6.50. De
,.y address. Describe symptoms in all
T. HELNBOLD, Drag ■nd Chemical
.94 Broadway, New York;
II GENUINE UNLESS DONE UP IN
raved wrapper, with facsimile of my
rehotme,and signed
H. T. HEEHBOLD
C lAL NOTICE.
ruiarorric SYRUP,
le and Mandrake Pills, will 'cure Con
rim Complaint. and Dyspepsia, if taken
Airactions. They are all three to be M
ine time • They cleanse the-stomach, re
atlptrt it to work; then tile appetite
• the food digests and makes good blood;
egios to grow in flesh ; the dtaeaaed mat
t be lung., and the patient outgrows the
swell. This is the only way to cure
hree medicines Dr. J. IC Schenck, of
owes his unrivalled succes. in the treat
lumbar,' consumption. The Pulmonic
the morbid matter in the lungs, nature
ry an easy expactoratioh, for when the
tier ie ripe, a slight cough will throw it
,tieut bas rest and the lunge begin to
lie Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills
y used to cleanse the stomach and liver,
Imunic Syrup and the food will mak•
apdrake Pills nct upon the liver, .rs—
etructions, relax the ducts - of the gall
-ile starts freely, and the liver is soon .
stools Will show what the Pills can do;
ver been invented except calomel (a
which I. very dangerous to use union
re/, that will unlock the gall-bladder
secretions of the liver like Schenck's
taint Ii one of the most prominent
1111:11,tiop. ,
weed Tonic is • gentle atimnlan and
the alkali in the Seaweed, which this
made oL•ataista the stomach to throw
e Juice to dissolve the food with the
.p, and. it is made Into good blood with
ion or louring in the stomach.
eon why - physicians do not cure con
,ey try to dottio much; they give me
he cough, to stop chilli', to atop night
lever, and bye° doing they derange the
powers, locking up the secretions,
• the patient sinktand diem.
. in his treatment, does not try to stop
aroma, chills, or fever. Remove the
y will all atop of their own accord.—
cu zed of Consumption, Liver Com
la,tatarrh, Cank, r, Ulcerated Throat,
.r and stomach are made healthy.
as consumption, of course the !unpin
diseased, either tubercles, abaceases,
lion, pleura adhesidn, or the lungs are
.oration and Last decaying. In such
at be dour It is not only the lunge
.g, but it is the whole body. The
ver have lout their power to make blood
w the only chance is to takeSehenek'm
, which will bring up a - tone to the
tient will begin to want Iced, it will
nd make good blood; then the patient
in flesh. and as soon as the body begins
rigs commence to heal up, and el pa
y and well. This is the only way to
s no lung disease, and only Liver Oolaw ,
pepsla. &brook's Seaweed Tonic and ,
are sufficient without the Polars*
he Mandrake Pills freely in all Ulm.
they are perfectly harmless.
who Ines enjoyed uninterrupted health
past, and now weighs 2.15 potusda,wae
a mere skeleton, in the Terp last stags
Consumption, his physician. having
case hopeless and abandoned him to
as cured by the aforesaid medicinei r
°eery many thousands similarly af-
Dr. Schenck's preparations with tho
IMICCeIIi. Pull directions siccompaap.
tt not abeolutely necessary to petwon
benck. unless the patients wish their
, and for this purpose he is profession.
• dim! Office, Philadelphia, every Battle
bitters fur advice mutt.e addressed.—
, fessionally at No. n Bond street, New
her Wednesday. Ile Or advice free,
nigh examination with hi. Bwepiro-
Is $5. Cerise hours at each city from
Po!mock Byrop sod Seaweed Tonic.
bottle, or 0.50 a ball-dozen. Mandrake.
boa. For sale by all dinggieta.
DR. J. U. sciumcit.
15 N. etk it., Philad'a., Ps.
ME
TOSONSIThIPTrI'Ss.
see; having been restored to health in a
a very simple remedy, after having - suf.
ears with a Revere lung affection ' and
• se, Consumption—ft anxious to make
.ellow4ufferers the means of cart
sere ft, he will send • copy of the pre.
(free of charge), with the directions for
using the same, which they will And •
neuttiption, Asthma, Bronchitis, ate.
he advertiser in sending the Prascripe.
t the afflicted, and spread larCalliathab
• VW to be invaluable; and he klapila ev
il try his remedy, a. I. will cost them..
ay prim • thrum.
ing the prescriptlonorill please addoesa ,
- RV'. EDWARD A. WILSON,
tosburg, Sings county, New York_
—3Y
A CARD.
While residlag to South America ea •
Tared a sere end simple remedy for
ens Weakness, 'Carly Decay, Diemen
and Sereleal Organs, end the whole
rs brought on by baneful and vicious
natabers been been cared by Ws noble
pied by desire to benefit the afflicted
e, I Will mead the recipe for prepariag
• • eine, in sealed eavalepe, no any
it, free of charge. Address
JOBIIPH. L /fflfflaN.
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ett Praesser p, Au:p r e ;41noubtivi in
Wittenbatir "Springfield,` ,
viee Rev. Dr. M. Diehl, drawled,
CirWe see It stated that five pieces id
condemned artillery have been dons ted , br
Gov. • Geary, to be used In the proposed
statue . of Gen. Reynolds; to he erected bn
the Gettysburg
LAID OtrER.We have 'rectified a
number of contributions, poetical and
prose, during the past week, which have
been laid over, by reason of the large
space occupied this week by the Dedica
tion oetemonies.
- HORSE THIEF.—On the night of the
27th ult., a Horse, Saddle and Bridle, were
stolen from the stable of Lewis Dull,
about one mile from Rendersville on the
Carlisle road. The thief Was traced to
wards Carlisle, and the horse found in the
road near thit place. Theihief escaped.
. _
RESUMED PRACTICE.—By the card
of Dr. ROBERT HORNER, it will be seen
that he has resumed the practice of Medi
cine, in connection with his Drug More._
Dr. H. several years ago intermitted the
active practiCe of ids profession by reason
of Impaired health, and his friends will
hail with pleasure his return to it.
.ACCIDENT.—J. F. Koehler, Esq., of
A bbottstown, was seriously injured, while
recently returning from York. The
horses biesiame unmanageable and ran
away, throwing Air. K. from the wagon,
two wheels of which passed over his body,
breaking two /the and other Wise bruising
him.
DEGREE CONFERRED.—W' e observe
that the honorary degree of Doctor of
Laws was conferred on trot. M. L. Shaver
of Pennsylvania College, at the recent
Commencement of Union College, at
Shenectady, N. Y. Princeton - College has
conferred the same degree on Judge Wei
at2l of Hagerstown.
ARRESTED.—On the Ist inst.; a
.man
named John Getz, of York, was arrested
by officer Rouzer, and taken before . Juts
tic Cover, on the charge of taking a gold
watch from the person of John AL Swan,
near the Cemetery grounds. The watch,
was recovered, and Getz held in •300 to
answer at the next Court.
CLASSICAL SCIiOOL.—By advertise
ment In another column, it will be seen that
J. HOWARD WIRT, Esq., County Superin
tendent, intends to open an English and
Classical School in this place on the 2Gth
inst., In the• room formerly occupied by
Mr. Srorsvr. Persons intending to enter
the school are requested to send in their
names ITy the 21:41 inst.
A FINE BAND.—Among the Banda
which favored Gettysburg with their
presence last week, was -the "York Citi
zen's Sand," under the leadership of
Capt. ktfii'liy. .It deservedly enjoys a
high reputation, and is excelled by few,
if any, bands in the country. The ,mem
berm generously treated our citizens to fre
quent serenades, and rendered most capi
tal in tisk, attracting much attention.
CLOSED. —The Gettysburg Female In
stitute, Mrs. Eyster Principal, closed on
the 251.11 ult., the exercises of the graduat
ing 'Oa , a attracting r. large audience. The
members - of the graduating class—Miss
Mary Julia Breideubaugh, Miss Irene
and Miss Julia Stammers—with
other pupils, read credtiable compositions,
which were much admired. Miss Julia
Stammers read the valedictory.
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ABANDOND.- i -On Wednesday morn
ing last, a mulatto child, apparently
but two or three days old, was found at
the door of the house_ of James Wilson,
(colored,) on the Ctiamberzburg road, near
town. It was almost entirely naked. The
matter is being irtvestigated: In the
meantime, we understand, thee child has
been taken charge of by William Cuff,
colored.
PRESENTATION.—Sir. Sheely'e Nor
mal School closed on the 25th ult., with
the usual interesting exercises. The stu
dents, through Mr. John Myers, presented
Mr. Sheely with a handsome Silver Cas
tor, from Soper it McCartney's, Mr.
Myers making a neat presentation speech,.
and Mr. Sheely responding; after which
the whole patty adjourned co Mr. Gruers,
to partake of ice cream and other good
things.
NARROW ESCAPE.—Recently a child
of Nathaniel Lightner, Monntjoy town
ship, while playing with some floats _at w
hogshead, which had been stink into the
ground at the and of the house to catch
rain water, fell in head-foremost, and
would have been drowned but for the
timely arrival of the mother at the spot,
who extricated the lad almost lifeless. Dr.
O'Neal was called in, and by the prompt
use of stimulants and proper manipulation,
the life of the child was saved.
BURGLARY.—On Sunday night, the
27th ult., the Store of Abel T. Wright, in
Bendersviile, was entered and robbed of
about $6 or $7, with a small amount o
goods. The villains effected an entrance
lirrforcing open a window shutter of the
wareroom adjoining_the store, and from
thence got into the storeroom by forcing
the lock of a communicating door. When
the robbery was discoVered next morning,
everything in the store was in confusion,
desk kroken open, and goods and papers
strewn over the floor: The main object of
the thieves seems to have been money.
UTICA ZOUAVES.—WhiIe the March
ing and maneuvering a all the Military
companies participating in the Dedication
services, gave evidence of thorough drill,
we do no injustice to the other companies
in specially referring to the Utica (N. Y.)
Zouaves. In all their movements-,
marching, drill and manual—they moved
with the precision of veterans and a uni
formity seldom attained by thoroughly
drilled organizations. We believe all the
members are veterans, having participat
ed in the War for the suppression of the
Rebellion—a number having fought gal
lantly at Ciettysburg. Their conduct was
unexceptionable, showing that the mem
bers are gentlemen, as well as good sol
diers.
PASSENGER RAILWAY.—Tbe Pas
senger Railway from town to the Springs
is now in operation. The cars were put
on the road on theist inst., but in conse
quence of the defective condition of the
track, growing out of its hurried con
struction, they did not run smoothly for
some days. - The track Is being adjusted
and fixed up, and in a few days the Pas
senger Railway will have become a fixed
institution. In regard to the - running of
the-cars on Sunday, wbicli has occasioned
some remark, we may say that in future
they will only be run on Sunday, one
trip in the morning and one in the eve
ning, for the exclusivetsccommodation of
guests of the hotel who may desire to at
tend worship in the town churches.
DECIDED. —The Supreme Court, sitting
in Philadelphia, on Tuesday delivered opin
ions in the following Adanis county cases
John Green & John "V r anhyning vs. The
Ashland Iron Company. Case Involving a
right to unwashed ore on Lefever's ore-bank
near Littlestown. Jbdgment affirmed.
Myer's Appeal. Decree of Distribution.
The decree of the Court below modilled.
Gettysburg National Bank U. Holum.—
Case involving money alleged to have been
deposited in Bank to credit of Kuhns, and
wrongfully paid out. Judgment below was
against the Bank. Reversed by Supreme
Court, and new trial ordered. ,
Houser vs. Tully. Can *Om 'New Ox
ford, Involving the respitasibllityat Baser
aelmokord for moneys deposited kr Alabr
Olt the bar-keeper, and klerloiaed by the .
latter lodgment of the "Mart lg* Us
for Tully. Affirmed by the Soprano Court.
•
COMICES - one
last hams we.gasusis hurried swam of*
exorable* connected with the College ind
Seminary. We have but to' add that the
'Perhirtnanoes of both the Tullio!. and Se
.sdar classes were very creditable,- and
•skixive the average of College exercises.--
The degree of Bachelor of Arts Was 0ot:1-
M:red oh the members of the 'graduating
class; and Master of Arts clothe following
gentlemen, members of previous. classes,
A riz;-.J. A. Beeber, Esq, Prof. P. M. Bic-k
-wßev. /I. S. Cook, Rev. W. H. Got
ldt, A. J. Riley, Esq., F. W. Saeger,
W. t Schreier, Esq., Rev. H. L. 7legen
• -
, •
fuss, Dr. J., A. Krumrine, and Rev. Philip
Doerr. '
The 'following honorary degress were
conferred :—Doister of Divinity, on Rev.
B. B. HamHO; of the ictethodiat Episcopal
•Church, Rev. 0. 0. McClean, of the Pres
byterian Church, and Rev. P. Salim, of
the Lutheran Church ; Doctor of Philoso
phy, on Prof. H. R. Geiger, of Springfield,
Ohio, and Benjamin .A.ycrigg, Esq., of
Passaic, New dersey ; Master of Arts, on
John Lutz, Esq., of Bedford Pa.
The Alumni of the Collage held their
annual meeting on Tuesday evening, and
elected the following officers :- . -President,
lion. Edward McPherson ; Vice Presi
dents, Rev . Dr. Wedekind and Prof. R
L. Baugher ; Secretary, Prof. M. L. Stce
ver ; Treasurer, H. J. Falmestock. Win.
Hay, Esq., of York , was elected Orator
for 1870. Obituaries notices of the deaths
of Rev. G. Ressler, of the class of 1840,
Prof. M. Diehl, class of 1844, Rev. W. V.
Gotwaldt, class of 1880, and J. G. Blybold
er, class of 1867, were read. It was re
solved to publish a general repdrt of the
statistics of the Association for the last ten
Both the Philomathaean and Phrenakos
mian Societies held pleasant Re-tn ions
In their Halls on Wednesday afternoon.—
At the Philo meeting an address was de
livered by J. J. Brinkerhoff, on behalf of
the active members. A song, composed
for the occasion, was sung; and after a
pleasant interchange of greetings, it was
resolved to open sulieeriptions fur a fund
to build a Philo Hall, 030 being realized.
Profs. Conrad and Croll, and Messrs.
Himes and Hay, were appointed a Com
mittee to prosecute the effort.
The College Board 'unanimously ap
proved the nomination of Prof. Martin, as
Professor of German Language and Liter
ature ; while that of Rev. H. E. Jacobs, as
Franklin Professor, failed of approval.
The Seminary Board elected Rev.' Dr.
Valentine and Prof. H. L. Baugher, as
adjunct Professors—the former to give
Lectures in the department of Church
History, and the latter in New Testament
Eaegeais. Rev. Dr. Morris, of Baltimore,
was also elected Professor, to lecture on
Pulpit Elocution and the relations of the
Natural Sciences to Religion. We under
stand that all three gentlemen have ac
cepted the appointments, and the Semina
ry Faculty will thereby be much strength
ened. At the neat meeting of tile Board
an additional full Professor will doubtless
be elected.
FLAG PRESENTATION.—Quite a
pleasant incident occurred at the Soldiers
Orphans' Homestead, on the Ist instant, at
the close of the Dedication ceremonies.—
Through the agency of Mrs. Lida McGinty,
of Baltimore, a beautiful silk Flag, with ,
appropriate desist - , and mounted on a
handsome flag staff, had been prepared as a
present to the Homestead, and the manage
ment of the Institution, availing themselves
of a friendly visit from Maj. Gen. Meade,
Gov. Cleary, and other distinguished per
sonages, determined on a formal presenta
tion tf the flag, which was done in a neat
speech by J. M. Holland, Esq 4 \of Balti
more. Maj. Gen. Meade received the flag
in behalf of the Institution, and after ac
knowledging the kindness of the donors
addressed some pleasant words to the child
ren of the Homestead—the boys being
drawn up in line in their military uniform,
and the girls in holiday dress. At the con
clusion of Gen. Meade's remarks, the boys
gave three hearty cheers for Gov. Geary,
who gracefully acknowledged the compli
ment in pertinent remarks to the Orphans
and the Utica Veteran Zouaves, the latter
having also stopped at the Homestead, The
Zouaves gave three
. hearty cheers fo'r Maj.
Gen. Meade—three for Gov. Geary—and
three for the Orphans' Homestead. The
ceremony was all the more pleasant, be
cause entirely impromptu, and was witness
ed by quite a number of citizens, many of
whom availed themselves of the kind invi
tation of the officers of the institution to
pass through the buildings and grounds.
SPRINGS HOTEL. —The Gettysburg
Springs Hotel was opened on Monday/of
last week, and is now in succesafal opera
tion. We hear but one opinion_express
ed as to its conveniences, furniture, table,
and general internal arrangement, and
that of the moat unqualified approval as
compared with the best Hotels of the
country. The manager, Dr. G. D. SMITH,
has taste, tact and unusual executive ca
pacity, and. is determined to make the
management satisfactory to the guest's.—
Among the distinguished names register
ed last week we notice those of Gov. Fair—
child and lady, of Wisconsin; Senatori
Morton and lady, of Indiana ; Mayor
Bowen, of Washington D. C., Gov. Bald
win, of Michigan; Gov. Ward, of New
Jersey ; Maj. Gen. Meade and son, of
Philadelphia; Hon. J. A. Rawlins, Sec
retary of War; Hon. Ell. S. Parker,
Commissioner of Indian Affairs ; Gen. A.
A. Humphreys, Gen. R. C. Drum, Gen. S.
Van Vliet, Gen. S. F. Barston, Col. C. E.
Cadwalader, Col. H. W. Freedly,Col. J. F.
Brua, Col. J. C. Biddle, Col. H.-J. Farns
worth, Maj. J. A. Kress, Gen. J. A. Cun
ningham.
We understand that applications for
rooms are coming in daily, and there is but
little doabt that by the time the superior
character of the Rotel becomes known,
it will be well filled.
THE FOURTH.—Saturday was observ
ed in this place in honor of the "Fourth."
The Dedication ceremonies of the Ist, and
other eicreises of the week, had engross- .
ed the attention oil our people, and them
was no public demonstration. The Zou- ,
ayes and Gettysburg Band were out in
the mOrding—the former firing salutes,
the latter discoursing capital music.—
"Young America," who didn't have a
chance to figure in the Dedication cere
monies, had Saturday pretty much to
thmseives. and from early morn to dewy
eve, we had an ipoeseant Pop - Pop - pop of
pistols, °nickels, sqhibs ancrpowder.
IRON ORE.—lron ore has been dis
covered on the farm of Mr. Jacob Slagle,
in Oxford township, Adams County. The
ore is' said to.be of a good quality, and is
found in such quantities as will repay
those who have leased the property. Sei
fert, hichfannas A Co., of Reading, have
leased the land, and are now engaged in
sinking a shaft, having already reached a
depth of about fifty feeL—Hanover Citi
zen.
We clip the following "dig" at our
turnpike elks !ale from the Chambereburg
Valley Spirit :
Fix rr ur.---Tbi Chambersburg and
Gettysburg Turnpike Company deserve no
thanks from anybody. Prom Fayetteville
to Gettysburg, they have about the rough
est tarmptikeihative havp traveled over for
many a day.. And they insist on forcing
upon the people the luxury of paying for
being jotted to pieces.
381-The BrOoklyn Life Inaurance
Com
pany of New York, want' an experienced
Agent for York and Adams counties. For
,a reliable man this la a good openingto rep
resent a lima:class Company. Applidi
tions should be addressed to ISHDLDON &
FLOYD, General Agents, 497 Chestnut at.,
Philadelphia, Pa. • [July 9.-2 t
ARRIVED -A flesh stock of Cloths,
Casslmeres,' ;Carpets, Floor OU Cloths,
Lowenthal' Shades,Hoshuy, Gloves, fte.
Imeajnat been received by tinge:en, said
-are the cheapest we ever saw. May 98•
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• .. . [Comintiniested.
1 3 414 Dusranurr]4QN or mm.ms
. ftllNTY,Airteiginnente havi 'been
made by the Ladies' Bible Society of Get
. tysburg and the Bible ficidety of the Col
-1 lew and •Tbetfieltleal, filetnitw7,, to have
the totinty thoroughly 'ex - pftiaed ana re-
Supplied with Bibles. Four young men,
students of PenntOlvania College and
candidates for the ministry, have been en
gaged as distribetors, between whom the.
county has been divided as follows : Mr.
Bashful, for Franklin township, Menallen
and half of Butler; Mr. Fastuacht, for
Hamiltonban, Liberty, - Freedom and
Cumberland; Mr. Clutz, for Mountjoy,
Germany, Union, Mountpb3asant, Cono
wagoefioxford and Berwick ; and Mr. Pal- I
mer, for Straban, Hamilton, Reading,
Tyrone, Huntingdon, Latimore and half
of Butler. These young gentlemen, la
boring in a cause that cannot but com
mend itself to the approbation of every
true Christian and of every lover of his
Country, are herewith cordially commend
ed to the sympathy and co-operation of all
true friends of the Bible. It is hoped that
they will everywhere be kindly received
and hospitably entertained. They are
authorized to sell Bibles and Testaments
at the very low rates fixed by the Penn
sylvania Bible Society, and to bestow them
upon such persons as are destitute of them
and are unable to buy them. Three hun
dred and thirty-two copies were thus giv
en away when the county was explored
by the students of the Theological Semi
nary in IS—.
In order to meet the expenses incurred
by this distribution, and to aid the Parent
Society to prosecute this work elsewhere,
in our own and in foreign lands, these
distributors are also authorized to solicit
and receive contributions from all who
are willing to assist in this good cause.—
Ministers of the Gospel throughout the
county are 'herewith respectfully and
earnestly requested to announce from their
pulpits the substance of the above state
went and to commend the Bible cause to
the liberality of their people.
May our Heavenly Father abundantly
bless this effort to disseminate his Holy
Word, without note or comment, and
cause it thus to be placed in the hands of
many to whom it shall prove a safe guide
to eternal life!
In behalf of,the above named Societies
CHARLES A. HAY,
•
J. W. RICHARDS,
J. 'HAY Baowx,
IMPROVED MORNING GLORY.—
The famous Morning Glory Stove, so pop
ular as a parlor and office stove, has some
times been objected to for use In cham
bers and by families needing but one fire,
because not adapted to beat water, itc.—
This difficulty has been overcome, and
Wit MOnday we saw one of the improved
Morning Glories in operation at the Ware
room of Col.'C. H. BUELTLER, on Carlisle
street, which seems not only to obviate
objections but to meet every desired want.
It is nothing more or lets; than the ordi
niry Morning Glory, with an Oven about
15 inches in diameter attached, and inge
niously arranged dampers by which the
beat can be thrown around the oven at
pleasure, and making it as hot as the
ovens of the best cooking stoves. Water
can be boiled, pies baked, and even meat
roasted as readily as in a cooking stove.
This contrivance, while preserving all the
qualities of the Morning Glory as a heat
er, adapts it for the sick chamber, or US.
in small families requiring but little
cooking, tf
THE PLACE TO GO.—Do you want a
good Smoko—either a prime Segar or the
best brand of Smoking Tobacco—you will
find it at BIERBOWER'S establishment in
the North east Corner of the Diamond,who
makes it a specialty to turn out the very
best article.. Also, Chewing Tobacco of
all kinds—Meerschaum .Pipes, and all the
articles desired by persons addicted to
the use of the weed. He manufactures
Swam largely, and is preparsd to fill all
ot4Ors promptly, and at lowest rates,
liEfoLEasia and RETAIL. Address W.
Bierbower, Gettysburg, Pa. tf
CI C! C I.—Nositts is just from the eity
with the largest and cheapest stock of
goods in the county. All kinds of Men's'
and Boy's wear; Straw Hats, Leghorn
Hats, Panama Hats, and Light Fur and
Wool Hata in endless variety and cheap.
Also Summer Clothing of all kinds and
cut in the Latest . Style. Young Gents
wanting a Fashionable Suit made in the
latest style and good material, can save
25per cent by getting it at Norris' store
Arnold's old corner. tf
YOUR TAILOR
."One single precept might the whole con
dense,
Be sure your tailor is a man of sense ;"
This is after all the secret of good clothes,
to have a tailor who is a man of good
taste and judgment, making up the best
selections of goods in the most approved
styles and selling them at a cost as low as is
stall consistent with safety. Such men are
Wanamaker. it Brown of Oak Hall. Do
you deal with them? 1t
LATER.—We are informed that anoth
er new stock has 'been received by Mr.
F. Dorstort.w. He is selling so (leap,
that no one should come to town without
buying something at his store. Take
your wool to him and exchange it for
goods that you need. You get them. just
as cheap as for cash. Store North-west
corner of Sauare. tf
Eminent New York and Philadelphia
Physicians claim that Dubois' Missisquoi
Powder actually cures Cancer. It is ad
vertised in this issue.
HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM.—This
article Is the True Secret of Beauty. It
is what fashionable Ladies, Actresses, and
Opera Singers use to produce that cultiva
ted, distingue appearance so much admir
ed in the Circles of Fashion.
It removes all unsightly Blotches, Red
ness, Freckles, Tan, Sunburn and Effects
- of Spring Winds, and gives to the Com
plexion a Blooming Purity of transparent
deliacy and power. No lady who val
ues a Complexion can do without the
Magnolia Balm. 75 cents will buy it of
any of our respectable dealers.
Lyon's Kathairon is a very delightful.
Hair Dressing, June 11-1 m
SCRAP IRON.-111.50 will be paid in
cash for wrought &tap Iron dativered at
()ettyrburg Forge. • If
GRAIN CRADIAEI.—Grain Cradles,
of Greencastle menu facture, ithree sizes,
decidedly the beet in use, on band and for
sale by R. SHILL/FEY, miles south of
Gettysburg. June 18-tf
FOR RENT two desirable rooms on
Baltimore street, near the diamond. En
quire at this office. tt
tifiiiREWARD is offered by the propri
etorSof Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, fie a
case of Catarrh which he cannot cure.
The fifty cent package prepares one filth
pint of the medicine ready for use. Sold
by druggists, or scud sixty cents to Dr.
R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y., and yen will
receive it by return mail. it
Tea Society of the Army of the Poto
mac met in New York on Monday. Gene.
Sheridan, Meade, McClellan, Burnaide,
Hancock, Rentzlame ! Preaddia, Chamber
lain, and other diathignisbed 'officers,lfere
present. Gen. Sheridan wee elected'Pred
dent. A constitution was adoptaLfixing
the initiation tee . at $B, with as maid WA'
WWI= of 48. After an oration by Gen.
Chamberlain, the Society partook of a din
ner at peinumices, tomtit end
Philanional3ll4art, who has been
on trial in Be, IxnuntPx.,lkiy the raw
dor of bar bitabead by pole" Amu otillon
day caretoted of murder is the at degree.
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& Bro., York et oppolit• Bank,
D. H. Blingel, Baltimore street, third ado ilre•
Jobs M. Bening. Carlisle street, near Railroad Depot
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B . G. Hollsbaugh, Washington Street
sovoistroo.
Atom A Wible, ObasoborobArt Stmt.
080. A. Cooilorl, West Middle Street.
Illebolsa t Almon Codori, York street, Aria eqoaro,
John Gruel, Chambenbarr strowit,nosiingl 'Moto
CMITUTZI.B /MD COMACTOIII, •
ina.o.Btalismlth• Son, York street, first square.
Wm. Ohritsman, Washington it. near Chambersborg
Goo. C;Cashman, Stratton street. near Railroad.
ealataeas, IC.
Perry J. Tate, Chamberabarg street.
Danner A Ziegler, Kiddie street, user Baltimore
W. S. Gallagher, Seat Middle st. woad aquae'
B. C. Cobean it Cunningham, Baltimore street.
F. Conninghham, Baltimore street, Breregnare.
T. C. Norris, South West corner of Diamona:
Jacob Brinkerhoff, corner of York end Public Square
C. H. Buehler, corner or Barba' e aad"Rall road streets
Jacob Ref corner ofBtratton and Railroad.
Dr. Wm. 'hal Lim' th, York street, first Kure.
J. L. Hill, Charm b e rsburg street, opposite Eagle Rote
DRUGGISTS.
A. D. Buehler, Cltamberiburg et., near Public Square
Huber*, Baltimore street, first square.
S. Horner, Chamb'g at., opposite Christ's Church.
DI! GOODS.
Fahnestoek Brother, ' cor. of Bolto. and Middle sts
J. L. Schick, cor. Baltimorn and Public Square.
Robert k Elliot, Balt. st.. opposite the Court-house.
H. B. Woods, cor. of Diamond and York Street.
P. D. Dap/torn, corner of Diamond and Carlisle et.
POZWAIDIIIO AND CONXISSION NOUSED.
Righant a Co., cor. Washington and Railroad.
John Cress, cor. Stratton and Railroad.
Jos. Win's& Sons, oor. Washington and Railri;sd
McCurdy k Hamilton, Carlisle Street.
GRAMS' 'TAM).
Peter Beltler, Railroad, last of Stratton street
GAS 17STRIL.
n. Armor, Best !diddle street
J. W.Crese, cor.Chamberstinrg and Public Squa , e
Wm. Boyer t Son, York st., opposite National Bank.
Win. B. Meals, York ■t., second square.
Wm. J. Martin, tor. of Baltimore and High streets.
Fahnestock arothers, cor. Baltimore and Middle 110.
!sigh= Co., cor. Washington and Railroad streets
McCurdy & Hamilton. Carlisle it.
Gillespie t Co., York it., Slit square.
H. M. Piston, Baltimore street, third square.
HLZDWAZI AID COTLX27.
Danner & Ziegler, Baltimore street, first square.
Fahneetock Brothers, corner Balto. and Middle ate
D. McCreary a Po u, Balto. at. opposite Pres. Chnrch
John Culp, Carlisle street, near pasmenger depot.
CAPSOIHOES,•C.
B. 8. McCreary. Chambersburg street, first equate.
Jacob Brinkerhoff, cor. of York at. and Public Square
T. C. Norris, Booth West corner of Diamond.
E. C. Cobsan Cunningham, Balthaore street.
H. B. Woods, cor. of Diamond and York street.
Comnattee
Esglellotel,J.L.Tate, proprietor, corner Chambers.
burg and Washington.
Keystone House, W. E. Myer', proprietor, Chambers
burg street, oppoolte Christ's Churfh.
N. Weaver, Washington st., north of Chamberiburg
T. T. Tate, Washington aL, near Nagle I.lhtel.
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J. M. Cannou,corner 0'11.111n:tore and Middle sir
Meals t Brother, York ■t., eautur Stratton.
YWCA MIMI No.
Mn. E. J. Ziegler, East Middle .treat
PHOTOGILA PR W.
Tipton k Myers, York 'street, opposite National Dank
J. W. C.O'Neal, Baltimore street, near ll lei,
H. 8. Huber, air. Chasetisraburg A Waulaingum eta
PRINTING Or
Altar ge Sentinel, Baltimore at., midway betereea
the Court Rowe and Public Square, welt aide. •
STOVE!, TINWAIII, IC.
C. U. Buehler, corner of Carll.le and Railroad
asoQl groat.
WagLangton Bierbower, •N. E. corner of Diamond
TAILOR.
J. Jacobs. Chambersbarg street, first Nome
Wm. T. King, York street, opposite Bank.
If NDZIT•TJUL • RANGEL
Jersadula Culp, York street, second square
UPLIoIII7ZIZII..
Wm. E. Culp, Washington street, neer Eagle Mote
WATCHMAKER.
Soper t McCartney, ILalio., street, Prat impure
THE BEST.—Tonics have of late years
gained rapidly in public estimation, and are
far more generally employed by first-class
physicians than they once were. The tea
t& for this is that it is a generally establish
ed fact that wholesome tonics used in mod
eration daily for years do not loose their
virtue, neither do they injure the system.—
They act in fact like air and exercise, and
not as "medicines, ,, which are intended
solely for attacks of illness. The nurse
siuscumas, especially those of vegetable
origin, all possess the common property of
Stimulating the appetite, strengthening the
nervous system, and of imparting strength.
Women generally derive benefit from them
even more than men, their system being
more liable to debility and exhaustion.—
We have again and again in our experience
'seen the good effects of tonics where the
eyes had grown dim and the cheeks pale,
and the entire fraine showed every indica
tion of exhaustion,' nervous suffering and
debility.
The best established' bitters before the
American public are beyond question those
of Dr. Stover, and this is equivalent to de-
Blaring that they are the best, since among
the scores of really excellent bitters now
current, a poor article has no chance of
success whatever. The most ignorant per
son can tell at qnce by its effects, almost
from a single dose, whether any bitters are
good or bad. These of Stcever have been
sold for thirty years, are composed
of sixteen of the safest roots and - herbs
of a well-known tonic virtue: so skillfully
selected and compounded with regard to
their mutual effects, that it may be doubted
whether any more perfect form of this med
icine can be made.
Thousands of persons are exposed to or
afflicted with fever and ague, bilious ague
or other results of malaria. Let them re
member that these bitters are as admirable
in such cases, as for diarrhoea and cholera
morbus, or any ordinary derangement of
the stomach. Try them and be satisfied
that they should be in the stores of every
family, and the trunk of every traveler.
lem
It is a favorable feature in the advertise
ment of the proprietors of. Dr. Becever's
Tonic Herb Bitters, that no claims are
made that they will cure every W that flesh
is heir to. The weakest intellect can hard
ly be imposed upon when told that this or
that remedy will remove every form of dis
ease in every stage, and yet we can not
take np the majority of journals without
encountering an advertisement .declaring
that this or that medicine is a nostrum
which is a perfect apothecary's shoii, and a
whole college of physicians in itself, rend
ering all other cures useless. What is
claimed for Dr. Bttever's Bitters is simply
that they will act as a good tonic, and are
capable of doing as much good as- a prepa
ration of bitter principle can. They will
not cure incurable diseases, but they will
often prevent a certain class of disordoa .
from becoming incurable. The references
and certificates issued in their favor are all
Una and honest, and of these there are hun
dreds.
Prom the editorial column of Porney's
Phila. "Press :"
FROM THE MEDICAL PROFESSION
LAsraurriut, July 25, 1868.
. Kerala & Co.—Gentlemen : In reply to
yowl of the 22gi inst., I would say that I
have used Dr. Btcever's Tonic Herb Bitters
extensively in my practice during several
years past. Ido not hesitate tb say that I
bave found ft to possess remarkable allescy
in cases of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Loss of
Nervous Energy, as well as Fever, and
Ape, Diarthma, Headache and other db.
eases proceeding from a disordered stom
ach ; and especially. has it proved of ines
timable value in general debility of the
system, when other tonic medicines have
failed to produce the desired effect.
Though reluctant to gnaw aa mom
mendluganypiaticulmadterdsed medicine.
a awn of duty to the"public and the medi
cal faculty win 00, allow me 'to withhold
my testimony $e the merits of the Bitters '
in question. Yon, teweo:dWiy :
T. B I r l4l T l X D.
lEryder & Co., Mainfr o stions gi s ts
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CHRONISTER—MYERS.-011 the 27th ult.,
by Rev. D. M. Blackwelder. Mr. David L.
Chrouister to Nliss Flizabeth Myers, both
of Latitnore township.
LANDIVEHR—STOCK,-013 the 22d ult., by
Rey. Father Blanche,df St, Peter's Church,
Philadelphia, Mr. John Land wehr. of
Philadelphia, to Miss Isabella Stock, of
Gettysburg.
MCKENRICK—READ.— On the 22nd ult.,
by Rev. W. M. Burchfield, Mr. J. Francis
McKenrick, of Gettysburg, Pa., to Miss
M. Ellen Read, of Clearfield county, Pa.
Pnams:st—WITET.EBOW.—On the 30th of
June, by Rev. Louis R. Fox, J. Jackson
Rurman, Esq., of Waynesburg, Pa., to
Miss Mary It. Withorow, of Washington
City.
WEAVKR — SocKs.—Ou the 29th nit., by
the Rev. E. Breidenbaugh, Mr. Levi F.
Weaver, of this place, to 3114 i Jennie
Socks, of Cumberland township.
DIED
5Mr - Obituary notices 5 cents a line of
all over
. 4 ilnes—caali to accoinpany no
tices.
Leornniunicated.
ECKERT.—Died, very suddenly, in
Nfountpleasaut township, on the Elth of
June, Sir. Egbert Eckert, aged 57 years
and 4 tnonths. An affectionate husband,
akind father and dear fitend. has been
called to sever all earthly ties for another
home above.
There is a home among the angels
For the spirit of our &aim;
They ha:•e taken him away,
In their loving arum so mild.
They will ever love him fondly,
AS the holy book hash held :
They have found a home ;or father,
since he's numbered with the dead
Then weep not, mother and children
In that glorious home on high,
Father lives among the angels,
Where he never more can die.
lather, rest in peace—thy spirit gone
And not while life in tri remains
Shall we ever cease to think of thee,
Or fail to breathe that sacred word—
June 28, 1809. FAREWELL
GILLESPIE.—On Tuesday night last, in
this place, him Catharine Gillespie, widow
of William Gillespie, deceased, aged about
85years.
NITZMILLEB.—On Monday last, in this
place, Virginia May. daughter or David
and Mary A. liitzwilier, aged months
and 2 days.
SraxoLEtt.—At East Berlin, on the !la'
U/L., William A., KM of Salomon and
Catharine Spangler, aged 1 years and 7
months.
gent .drertistastits.
JOHN L. HILL, M. D.,
DEsusT,
Waco In Ch•mbersburg street, nearT3 oppc,stte
Eagle /1,,te1,
ETTY 681,7613. PENN•A.
illirliating been in constant prxctice over •_ll year',
pat lents un be tenured of good work. poly 14.—tf
DR. R. HORNER
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DRUG STORE
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July 9, 1969-tf
.ENGLISII AND CLASSICAL
SCHOOL.
The undersigned will open n School in the public
School building on High street, recently occupied by
by Mr. Sheely, commencing MONDAY, JULY
The session will continue thirteen weeks, Inclusive cf
a vmatioa of three weeks.
The course of study will comprise the Common
School branches, in which applicants for the Provi
sional Certificate must be examined, together with
Algebra, Getanstry,Book-keeping,Natural Pbdospby,
Botany, Universal , Blocutlon , Latin, Sc.—
Pupils can pursue a partial course, fur the purpose of
preparing themselves either for teaching or business,
Pries of tuition for the session, $5/0; One half to
be paid in advance; one half at the close of the van.
don. Those desiring to enter the School will confer
a favor by sanding in their names previous to the
22nd lug. For circular, containing tall schedule of
studies, ft
J. HOWARD WERT,
Oettymberg. Penu'a
July 9.-3 t
HE MISSISQUOI POWDER
actually curestancer and Scrofulous armee of
Wanda. See Report to L. I. Medical Society, and
statements of Physicians In circular, sent trite on ap•
plicatkon to
OLIAS. A. DUBOIS, General Agent,
P. O. Bog 1689. 182 Pearl et., New York
July 9-2 m
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CaNSIIMPTLVES.
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"ly Illustrated, end sold for $3. A ;splendid book for
egents,bow meeting Pith an unpriscedetated sale. It
consoles • full description of the Pacific Railroad;
describes life antonp the Mornioa ,s Indians and'
Chluese; give. assails°, the woudernal scenery. agri
culture, mines, social life , program' and prosperity of
our New Western Mates and Territoriee, he, lc.—
Now to the time to mecum an ager My. Circulars con.
tat/tint full particular* sent free on application to
lIARTYORi, PIIBLISDINII cO., Stanford, Ct.
_
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2 60
700
80 @ 85
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/or the Delicate Sic.ik of Chjldreo
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AND BOILER:.-;
FROM 4 TO 850 HORSE POWEE.,including [bevel.
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ttonary I.:nines Portable Engine* tc Alen, Cir
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kc., Lath and Shingle Mills, Wheat nod Corn Mills,
Circular Saws, belting, kc. Send for descriptive Cir
cular and Prize List. IVOOD & MON BTEAH EN.
PINE CO., Utica, N. Y. •
musKETSHOT- GUNS WARRA NTED
To shoot close and kill 60 yards. Price, $2.50.
WANTED.—Army GaAs and Revolters. Send ,tamp
for price list Rifles, Shdt (Jane, Revcilvere, to JOHN
STON'S GUN WORKS, f'ittebtugh,Ya.
i DAY In.ll. Address A. J. PULLAN, N.Y.
810.00 PER DAY GUARANTEED
Agent•tu sell the Home Shuttle Searing Machine.—
It makes the Luck Stitch, alike on both sided, has the
ander•feed, and is equal in every respect to any Sew
ing Machine aver invented. Price $25. Warranted
fur ,5 Jean. Send fur, circular. Address Jakirscus,
Cuss. 4F. Cu.. Boston, ltsse.. Plttstirgb, Pa., or St.
Luuls, Mo.
JAPlTBD.—Knergetic canvaseere to make from
e flo tolls a day Welling one of the moot remark•
&Lk, inventions of tho age. BLAKE'S $1 PATENT
CHAIR PPRINGS, that make.an eery rocking chair
out of any chair. Dorm of infringers. Baud for
citcalera to the Patentee, klanufacturer acid Pro
prietor.
ANDREW M. BLARE, Box &leg Canton, Ohio.
YOU CAN mike large pay with oar ETENCIL DIES
!Sampled free. t!L M. SPZPICLI. k Co., Brattleboro' Vt
A all YOUR DOCTOR OR DRUGIiIT FOR SWEET
11. QUININE-1t equals (bitter) Quinine. Is made
only by P. EITICARNV, Chemist, Detroit.
ATANTID—AGEN'PIi for Prof, Pareues Law, of
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A New Book for everybody. Zipialidng every kind
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draw and execate them The highest and beet au
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k Ci()., Philadelphia, Penn's.
MTh
$.5 TO $lO A DAY A 4
DD E W E A :P I i p t.
11A YLkS. Middle Island, N.Y.*
RED JACKE'
A X
I.
1.. t ter than our regular shaped Axes for thess res.
sons: First—lt cuts deeper. &Tond—./t don't stick
In the wood. Third—lt 'does not jar the hand.--
P.ort/..--No time is wasted In taking the Axe out of
thecut. Atifth.—Wlth the same labor you will do
one-third more work than with regular Axes. Red
paint has nothing to do with the good finalities of this
Axe, fir all our Axes ate tainted red. - If your hard
ware .tor• di..s not keep our goods, we will gladly
answer inquiries or b❑ your order* direct, cr gi••
you the mime of the nearest dealer who keeps our
Axe,.
LIPPINCOTT& BAKEiVELL,
Sole °aware of Colburn's and Red Jszket Patents
J0.13-9.—it
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
I have opened an agency for the
SALE OF REAL ESTATE;
a cosine...llan with my la* bu eine. la Gettysburg
Parties wishing te sen,or Gay land/4 - 4:oa, Lind It t
heir advantageta call.
Farms and Woodland.
ACRES OF .WHICH 40 ACRES MEER for $1,50
A GOOD !ARM, GOOD BUILDINGS and TOMBS
near Gettysburg granite: land.
A No.l FARM. near Gettysbing red gravel land.
A FARM. 130 ACRES, AT SU PER ACES.
A TRACT OF GOOD LAND, 6:( ACRES, AT $35 PER
ACRE.
A VERY GOOD FARM, 15 5 1T11 100 ACRES HEAVY
TIMBER. AT $45 PER aCRE, VERE.ICHEAP.
100 ACRES, WITH VERB GOOD BUILDINGS AND
10 ACRES CHESTNUT TIMBER, FOB $O,OOO.
A VERY.-011EAP FARM. GOOD LAND AND GOOD
BUILDINGS, AT $l5 PER ACRE.
A FARM, 100 ACRES, neat - Gettysburg,
A VERY GOOD FARM AND GOOD BUILDING, AT
$4O PER ACRE two miles from Gettysburg.
A FARM. tour miles from Gettysbury, $3O PER
ACRE CHEAP.
A VERY GOOD GRASS FARM, two miles from
Gettysburg. .
A GOOD AND CHEAP - TAVERN AND LOTS AD
JOINING.
A VERY GOOD FARM IN GOOD ORDPR, $56 PER
ACRE.
A GOOD FARM, BUILDINGS ALL NNW, $5,003
ALSO MANY OTHER TRACTS. -
ALSO HOUSES AND BUILDING LOTS IN TOWN.
; R. G. MceREARY.
Attorney allay.
Gettysburg, June 11 1469.—t1.
E. W. CLARK &: CO.,
BANKERS,
NO. 35 S. THIRD ST.: PHILADELPHIA
GENERAL' AGENTS
NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO
r!:
UNITED STATES; OF AMERICA,
States of Penneytvania and Southern
The NATIONAL LINg INSUILANCII COMPANY is
•corporation Chartered by Special Act 01" Congress,
approved Joly 25,1868, with
Cash Capital of . Ono Million
acid Is now thoroughly organized and prepared forbu
Liberal terms offered to Atones and Bo4cltorm, who
are invited to apply at oar epee.
Pull partltulatslo be had an applleatlou: at oar of
fice, located Io the second stoiy of on r Bahlting Hoare
whet* Cfraolata Plimpttlata., fully datcriblus the
advantages offered by the Ocettpaay, may be had.
B. S. RUSSELL, Manager.
O.A.PIOKING, Assoc Giletystorai,
Lag. 21,1888.-1 y
dye direct attention to Wanomakiir
& Brown's advertisemet. 71e :bargee
Clothing House in Philadelphia.
BTO NO ANA KIM 41.111tOWN.—
4," . MEN'S k BOYS' CLOTHING.—:
Garments ranging at every Dace. nut In Ovary style,
r Made or made to order. S. /Loonier STITH
and Streets.
CP,' TO $26 SWUNG OVERCOAT!.--Maltqp,
• AM Mixed, Fancy Coadiners,
Chinchilla, eavins,fra.,lari sit variety ln'thagltyr
OAK HALL, SIXTH And MA Etta. i.:
''" 6 TO $45 BRUN :'• • SUITS, BOTH Foreign'
li, ._
and Domestic Goode.' exoellent
tyles, 8. R. corner SIXTH. and HARKIT Streets,
, AIL MAW WAHiIIEARER A BROWN. ', •
20 TO $6O DAMS: t $Z e $ 01 ALL the d.
=lon. e.
WANAKAIEBILIeItiOWN; pLILTA ki7A3-
111Cittestei
s it TO $4lO 110 .2. 78' . 81.0131011,130r .
cams goods. WANAMAKISH gas, E
LL H
CLOTHING HOLM, sutra ma JURE& Btrsete.
$7 TO HU BO T W I an TOTHXII,I w V.:
MAKIN a BRONIG SD:Ttia I
$2 TO
ovary kind, at PAU advance on ca*ANAICILLIN,
a siowN, OAK itiurhasx4ro EII,E I noun,
111)2TH and NAMLIT Pcnenst•
FPR.S
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COLGATE k COG
IfiSTABLISII AD 180 G. IV:- ' FORK.]
SOLD BY ALL DiIVG.! STS
(XILBCRIVS PATCIST
Pittsburgh, :Penn&
1..) .J
L.. 1
Hew Jersey
Dollars,
=
5 14 r
.
AStiGNIeS NOTIC E. • T
The valdorelesed Devise bees
,appolsted As
agues by NS "Vatattary keletseme for the be.
natal creditors, exaseted by Vatiett W. Hreirr
of Dieselles toweitl4...e.etee Se bersZ t gives dete
sts to selittsd eettlbeiciteixesta the Starr.
/en. 1111.-68 - •
Mt(
R_.A;CtITOR'S NOTICE.—Let
11-a ten testamentary on the estate tit Heat N*-
BRUIT. &winged, late of Hanelltoa towtiablp;Adanu
Pi.. having boon greeted to the undersigned.
residing In aid township, he hereby glee, stalest° all
parrots, indebted to aid estate to make Immdiate
payment, and those haring els ms *pleat the sates to
present thew properly authenticated for settlement.
MICHAEL Ilegfilltalf, Executor.
June.2s.-6t*
OTlCE.—Letters of Adminis
trstioo de bowie won with the Will annened of
Ammar Annan. deceased, lats of /rankila township,
Adams connty,bwring been grantedto the undersign.
ed residing in Cumberland township, he hereby g ive.
notice to All persons indebted to wild *state to make
immediate payment, and these haring claims against
the same to present them properly authenticated for
settlement.
DAVID BLOCHER,
Adlu'r de taxis now with th• Will annexed
July ^_-6t•
BOUNTY ACCOUNTS.
FRANCIS IMAM, Treasurer In account with
Bounty Armint or CIIMIIIIRLAND TOWNSHIP:
• DR.
Balance In band, of Treasurer, at last let
maul ' 02,399 04
Dainties doe on duplicate of J. Keefaueer,
.1887 1,702 56
Duplicate,lB6B 3,137 61
.Loan of H. 8. T00t... 825 00
{,ono of Abraham Plank S 368 00
By amount paid Bank-,
Rebert, Aiote..-.....
" " •• 11.8. Toot
" n Interest
'• " " Auditors
" " Advertisement 22 00
•• " N. Lightner, expenses 2d 04
" L. Busbmsu, 86 00
" " J.D.ardorff, error duplicate 826
•• " A. W. Minter, fees 13 71
•• " " Exonerations,doplicate 1867 608 71
Per cent. J. Keetauver, Collector Duplicate,
1567 ... 115 96
Balance due on Duplicate. 1867 437 47
Rzooerations Duplicate, 1888 476 76
Balance due on Duplicate, 1868 896 24
Collector*. Pees, lees 30 30
Treasure?. fees
Balance lu Treasurer's bands.
We hereby certify that we hive examined the above
accounts and tied them correct as stated, and that
there is a balance In hands of the Treasurer, of Your
Hundred cud lieventpali - Dollars and Seventy-eight
Cents. We also find that the Treasurer bits paid Five
Hundred and Fifteen Dollars and Sixty-lbw Cents in•
terset on note One in Gettysburg National Dank, for
debt formerly disallowed, but for which he will be
allowed evredit In next settlement, as per late
Act of of Assembly legalising said debt.
LEVI SPANGLER,
PETER D. SWISHER, 1- Auditors.
GEORGIC D. PLANK, )
July 2, 1569.-3 t.
REPORT
OF the condition of the GETTY&
BURG NATIONAL BANK, on Goo 12th day of
June 1887:
/ 34 aWN , 1
1. Jane and Di5c0unt5...........—...--..---. 1188.090 37
U.S. Bond, to secure circu1ati0n............ 140,000 00
13.8. Bond. end other securities on hand.. 30,600 00
Other Jitocks, Bonds and llortragee...--•• 26.100 0 0
.Due Iron Redeeming and Reserve Agents.. 32,101 49
Due film other Rationed 8ank5_............. 3,891 69
" ..
Banks 87 16
Banking House 1,000 00
Current Expenses._,. ...- ....... 321 78
Cash Items including stamps.-- 696 03
Bilis of other National Banks-- 2,96* 00
Fractional Currency including °Jekyll 170 93
Leval Tender 32,310 00
LIABILITIEE
Capital Steck paid in 8146,150 00
Burplam Fund 19,600 00
Diecounts 1,100 28
Profit end Loss 4,173 06
National Bank Circulation tratatandlag... 128,600 00
State " " ... 8,161 00 Individual Deposits - 147,252 42
Dna to National Banks 5,408 30
Due to other Banks - 3,001. 86
Dividends unpaid 2,647 23
Taxes uncalled for 27 60
I, J. EyolT BAII, CaahLer of the Gettysburg Nation
al Rank, do solemnly miter that the above statement
in true to the best of my knOwledge and belief.
J. EMORY BAIR, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to
before me this 19th
de. of Jane. Hien.
A. J. arctic, J. P.
Correct .-41 tteet —0 . Sworn,
DAr7D WILL;
D. KLNDLIJWIT,
Directors.
June '25, 1859.-3 t
REPORT
O F the condition of the FIRST
'Ur NATIONAL RANK OF GETTYSBURG, hi
Gettysburg, Adams county, lu the State of Peuneyl
van* at the skew of business, on the 12th tley of
Juus, 1869:
RES.OURCES
Loans and Blowouts.--
. Indebtednme of Director....
Overdrafts ..
-- 6,110 - 38
U. B. Bonds is secure drculatlea.:— -- iorkootrixr
deposits— .... ....... 60,000.00
Due f ro m Redeeming and Reeerv; -
Agents,
so per achedule..—...--.------- 6,042 26
Due from other National Banks as par
schedule 1,032 74
Due from other Banks sad Bankers. as per
ochodule----. ..... --- ...... ....—......--...., 1,178 74
Furniture and Fixtures 700 00
Current Ripeness.— .... 371 72
Cash Items, Including Stemma. per ache d
ule
.. 295 17
Bills of other National Banta-- 176 00
Bills of State Banks 6 00
Fractional Currency (Including
nickel.). 100 50
Legal Tender Notes *5ll 00
LIABILITIZE
Capital Stock paid id....
Surplus Fund
Exchange.-- ...........
Internet -..
Profit and Los..
Circalatlog Note. received from
Comptroller— 90,000 00
Lam amount on hand 025 00
Individual Deposits.. .53,290 54
U. B. Deposits_ 43,815 93
Dorf ts of U. 8. Disbursing Of.
1,533 04
Due to Netloual Banks, as per schedule...._
Due to other Bank' and Bankers as per
schedule
Notes and Bills re.discounted 28,250 CO
Bills Paid_ 82,854 53
Dividends unpaid
I Gsoaos Aszota. Cashier of the First NaUonal
Bank of Gettysburg, do solemnly swear that the shove
statement is true.to the beet of my knowledge and
belief.
GEORGE ARNOLD, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed
before me, this and
day of June. 1869.
A. J. COVES., J. P.
Correct.—Attest—Jacob Hassusisa,
Osman Tawas,
D. MeConooBY,
Director,.
June 2,1869.-3 t
Vutchtring.
West Middle Street Market
(szer. ran coma-no .)
Every Day in the Week ,
AUNDAT EXCAPTZD.
Plush Beef three times a week, Tuesday, Wednes
day and Saturday mornings. Lamb, Veal or Mutton
everyday. Orders len at my market in the evening,
will be promptly delivered the Mowing morning.
ORORGR A. CODORI.
Jane 18,1869-If
BUTCHERING.
NEW 1? .
GEORGE B. eloVielikTgADDßus S. WIDLII,
' -
HATING tered into partnasshlp fa Um BUTOO-
ut
BRING BUSBUNSA, win carry. It on in an It.
branches. AU Mat of
FRESH MEAT
in their nun. NOM 'taiga 111 Gottjabatte,,
Arnold's Corner. Noah 'But Tuesday and llate ,
'ardor morning. ant/ Ma, Wsdmnday, 211"1=
and liriday morning . As *spry nit Lc au
we can IQ as reasousible as up , poxillrin in Glioity&
,
burg.
Those having fat stock for wale will dad It to their
advantage to all as or addroistba auf firm.
• STOUR A MULE
April 30, 186fil,
MEAT WANTED
THE HIGH79IOLag TWO, PAID FOR
COUNTIa HA.MS;
SIDAS,
mour_im . p
1 1 4M4111
BY NiCBQPBAIIMMONAXMOIU,
1, 4 1 / 1 ,411; 1 4fi r l
HaM4 7 .:anc.l„RtieiVitieif,,a4...l64,
Alleat 4 Leque4l4l "...,..4 , 34)f0r t.
Biff eimitnitt
DODGES' • OHIO AND BUCKEYE
Reapers and Mowers.
• careful examination of thew machine. will
Levee any one of their superior merits over all
lathers, la strength, durability, is.. of draft,
liability Ibr work, on MI kinds of ground, and in W
ay variety of gram and grain. Confident of this we
Invite thou, in want or a good machine to examine
fbr thensairte Detre purchasing elsewhere.
These mechlnes can be sold a, Naked 51ewers—
RSAPERB aa Used Rake, Self-Rake, or Dropper.—
Two different sixes: No. I ,lisekine, with two cutter
Bare and throe Yule's coifing Ave and a hal hat lot
grain and four feet eight lichee in gram; No. 2, cut
ting four feat .ix Inc .
W • have that confidence In these machine. that we
are willing to let Hume wantilig a machine tot them
with any other they may with, and keep the one thet
gives most satiefirtlon. DODORS' AUTOILAN
RAKE has given such general satisfaction that w•
oonsider it the bent Belfonake out, and is attached t.
no other machine except the Dodge Machine, .15.
Ohio and Buckeye patent.
Por the benefit of those wanting machine,' we
would refer them to a few of those to whom we have
sold the teat seam, vie:
John Deardorff, Sen.,
Ephraim Lady,
George Lady.
Jonathan Wilder,
James Mickley,
Daniel Settle,
John Bender,
John &kart,
Wm. nut,
Cornelina Lott,
Wag. Gulden,
Wm. Rosa.
Also, WIRE-TOOT' HAT RAVES, including the
celebrated Brandt Rake, and Selfdlschaftting Rakes.
AIso,PLOUGHS, PANNING MILLS, AND PARE
IXPZSIENTA GRNERALLY.
Persons wishing to examine machines will find theta
at the warehouse of Josian Wine A Soil, Getty.
burg, Pa., or At the riddance of the subscriber,
miles from Gettysburg, on the Harrisburg road. Air.
eons wanting Circulars will address the subscriber,
tlettysbnrg, Pa.
29,031 20
,258 15
1,•-00 00
024 00
... 157 82
NISIIWITZ'S IMPROVED MOWER AND REAPER
The strongest, tightest draft,
most compact, `simple and
perfect .Machine ever of
fered to the public.
IEIII
$9031 20
The undersigned haying taken the Agency for
Nt,lawitz's Celebrated Improved Mower and Reaper,
invites the attention of the laymen of Adams centity
to It, as the vary beet machine now in market. Its
gen era' construction. em brae log every necessary point
to constitute a perfect machine, is so simple that the
mart inexperienced person can readily understand it.
It consists of a lee. number of bolts, pieces and parte
than any othermathine, and Is better adapted to all
kind, of Reaping and Mowing. A thorough exam ime•
tion and trial will show this beyond all doubt. Tangi
ers desiring to parch area first clam machine, at tow
price, will do well to call and examine it. Price
$126; Reaper Attachment $36.
Cucumber Wood Pump,
for Wells,Cisterna,kc.,--the beat in market—and the
stork being made of cucumber wood the tame of the
water to not effected.
Am-Person§ desiring to see the Mower and Reaper,
or Poop, can do so by ealltem at Ores.' Warehrar.
ilsottyatearg; Hersh% t t •ehonae, 'lOWw *lard, aria:
the residence of thti Hearin Now Salon. ' A
May 14, 11169.—1ne JOSEPH KUNKLE.
2461,432 26
One of the Greatest Machine* of the
Age,
TB superior to any other Machine now In nee, an
l. will excel any that will ever be introduced, hay
ing been thoroughly tried and given general satisf.e.
tine. I would now Inform all those who intend put
chasing Machines tcrcall and examine for tberneelvea.
This Machine is noted particularly to excel all other
machines In strength, durability, base of drag, and
reliability of work, in all kinds of grass and pernk—
It cuts lodged grain admirably, which isigruat ItA6
in Machinetto • Waist. 11 ram be used as a hand
rake as well as a self-rakes. It cuts 5 feet 2 inches in
grain; 4 feet 10 Inches in grass; has a steel cutter
bar, with wrought iron guards ; it can be used as a
Single Mower as well as a Combined Machine.
A Gill trial of the Machine can be had.
Also. SHIREMAN'S BELL-DDICHAEGING HORSE
RAKE, and the great and well-known BRANT RAVI,
the beet rakes ever introduced. We would also call
your attention to the IRON DOUBLE SHOVEL
PLOUGH, wrought iron frame, very light and strong,
steel shovels, easily adJested.to run shallow or flee*
and is neatly and tastefullf made.
ALSO; THAI HEELER, AND EXHILSIOIL Yell
NING MILL, the old tlamborough ran improved, for
many years a great favorite among the Graters of
Pennsylvania. It ls large and strong, has two cockle
e:reens, and warranted to work perfectly.
Also all kinds of /ARMING IMPLEMENTS always
on hand.
=EI
Any person wishing to examine these =chins can
see them at the Battle-held Hotel, or at my residence,
alias from Uettysticirm, between the Teetrowe
road and the Baltimore pike. •
Ids y 28, 1869-0
SURPRISE OATS.
T AM prepared to tumid' lIIIRPIBI PEED OATS
1. to persona desiring IL Weighs 47 lbe whoa fully
gestured, and rims tea day, earlier than other oats
grows larger sod stiffer la the straw, and will yield
100. to 125 hishels to the. acre. Penang . witatilig It
most make early apptication.
Girl will delive the Oat, to persons in Gettysburg
or vicinity at $3 per bushel. Addrees
CHAILLBB W. GRIESY.
Petersburg, (Y. 8.,) Adagio CO., Pa.
Jan 15.—tf
491,10413
GETTYSBURG
NATIONAL BANK•
39,088 67
6204= 06
............
GOVERNMENT BONDS, of allkinde, BOUGHT and
.3100,000 00
.. 3,7 - 0 30
EMI
72 55
.- 956 66
EU IVEN - TMETYBONDBconvertedintolli7t-TWAX
TY BONDS wlthotacharge.
1,06.5 79
COMPOUND INTPAUT NOTTS
89,475 00
ThoHIGUESTPIUMIIIIM paidon GOLDsudfilMin
STOCKS and BONDS, if all kind!, boogie for patois'
without CHARGING COALMIBSION.
98.635111
520 RI
EWE
nterast on lIPSOIAL DIPOSITB advanced 1 per cis!
412 00
sa= 06
Patton, wishing in formation In retard to 1:f. IL Bonds
sad Stocks of all kinds, are Invited to glut ass call
sod we will gin all Information chitarfolly.
J. MORN 111.Alt,Cambler.
Gottriburs.Oct.3o,lB67-tt
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
GETTYSBURG
laterset on BPROLIL DZPOISITS as follow
S PER CENT. PER ANNUM PORI YEAR, •
4 " " " 11111ONTHE I
3 " " " "I
WILL CASH COMPOUND lIITTILMST NOS'ES AND
COUPPIL
Will also pure:haw Dealt IiITeCICO 3 sad 80108
every kind Cris of chars" as Comalliaipli.aad
ill time pay th• =mute numfor
and slat pleasure transact WI Mduen promptly
beretodbespertaluing to a w.n regulated Dank.
• 010. ARNOLD, Ois
• • /
gettiond tots:nuts.,
AGLE
The largest liod
. 111 , 90,10,F10i110nf la
' 11111111111126, PVINA. •
Oosm or C/11. 1 012111Vii ' inelikii/
JOHN L. l i 4Tli, Proprietor.
Aryk!liownittr",,irriem . mivino ms p oin i i i:
ti ;hi Dirtot worrivalsoddepartifili
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ENE
THE' WORLD,
Henry Culp,
Henry King,
Ellshii Penrose.
David Stewart
W. Roes Wbft.,
J. J. Kerr.
Andrew Welk ert
Wm. Memo.
Joke Onion,
John N. Huffman,
John N. Boyer,
WM. WIBLII. Agent
April 23.-If
GET THE BEST!
ALSO-THE
TILL AHEAD !
HOFFHEINS'
REAPER & MOWER,
LXIVIS A. BUSHMAN.
s,lnastial.
SOLD
ORDERS PROMPTLY RXICIPTZD
6 PER CENT. (or I year,
• PER 0114 T. for • months,
3 PER CENT. for 3 months.
WILL ALLOW
(SOLD AND 81117104-
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Loemchlint •
undersigned has leased Ole
_IL Ware iioiike thr ariniaraftlnitton 'tred
tholltaltirsiyistipbmir.Ps. i sail Oantq etti lb
Grain
&Produce Business
In all Iltatorginelins Th•_htibmot. pr 4•• will always
be Will sii4 itys,MtsciOehs, Clover ild I thoo•
thy Am*. itszsosd. am as 4, hothei Dried
Fruit, Nets, doep,lladie, tShulthlirs add Miss, Foto.
toes, With ovellbleg its* Is tits 'oosttiry wake.
M., •
•
GROCERIES
OF ALL• KINDH
aanotaatly far gals. Callao,. Sugar'. olsuatl,
tips, 'Tau, Spiels, Salt, Obeeist,Tinn%, glede,
Mastara,Sesrek, Bnitna., Backer', Block .
Sc. Also, 00a1 OIL, ?Isla 011, Tar, de. 11811 of all
bacc os.
'dads; Spites sad Halls; Ilmokleg and Cbalrfai To-
B• is always able to •upply a first rate article
et flourot Kb the differen I kind. df reed. •
AlaoGtoaad Plaotor. ritbUaauu.and utbo,t
COAL tbe bash.). ton oriar lead. ' •
He will aloe rue a
LINE of FREIGHT CARS
to No 1K tiortb Bogard 'Udell, SALM MU, And
No. all Market aerate, P III LADLLPALLA. Alf /mode
met to "Aber plate well to retelred and forwarded
promptly Apt jowls lAouJd . b• marked asttlafar
CAR."
JOHN OE N*
Aprfi 2,1169.-t.
NEW FORWIL'DIN' G
AND COMMISSION HOUSE.
AVOIG pi chseed the eiteneive
Warehouse, Care, Ike.. of CM" • Buissiteu.
the undenimwel Intend locally on the business an.
der the Arm ca Balsam Co, at the old son
the corner of Wlulaingtoo sad Railroad tttttt t i n ges a
more aiteast le male Man heretolbre.
gig - •reviler !Inept 'refight Clare will learetrent
Warehouse every TUESDAY NOON, and moat
mode tion trains will be roe es ecomion may remise
ay this arrangement. we are prepared to roomy
freight at all times to and from Baltimore.. All
beldame of this kind entrusted to as, will bop romp, -
ly &weeded so. Our care run to the Warehouse of
htereason • Sous, 163 north &Ward street, Uhl
more. Being determined to pay good prices, self
cheap end deed fairly, we in everybody to give
us a call. . .
WW. 11.111011•314
A IJULL I iD. I IICOIII.I.II
J1'101.1148. !
M'CURBY 4k HAMILTON,
DEA.LIIRS IN
FLOUR, GRAIN, GROCERIES, fite
RE undersignad are paying al.theis Wiripbolso.
T
lu Carlisle streatoidjofilag Buehler's MM. th•
Irighostpriessior
/LOUR WRI&T Rhi, CORN OATS. BOCK
°win AA* Takinmsno,
4 0 ,54;044 44,
and invite predudiiiti kph, theft dean Debt* moth g
They heirseveicahtly hehdlhr Rae,
A LARGE SUPPLY OF GRoogitivi;
Molbuss.STrut4ocdfasoilliagatiiiO4wftb gait rah •
Ofis.Tar, Soap., Saco* and Lard, Tobaccos, ie. Also.
Om best bradivat nova, with PIXD of all kinds,
They likswissbata
SEVERAL VALUABLE FERTILIZERS,
Bolabla Paella Cian°, Iltbod“' Phospkats athl A
• Mindeau Ousso.
Whilst they pay the highest market priciest feral'
nor bay, nay anti at Ma Wrest Mtn meta.—
They ask a akarsafpubllc pationago,reatond to give
at I s&etton is levity nee.
Yuly
NEW FIRM.'
A. E. ECKENRODE
•
HAS taken the Wateheate lately occupied b
?b WP Walakel!Wisatte Mateo*, ass the Hay of th
Gettysburg gailntad, 2 miles from Want erstown, aid
will deals all khaki of
G-train'an.d Produce,
living the highest market price. I will aim keep
conaMutly on kand ibr sale all kinds of
GR,OCERIES,
Coiree, B nitrilitoiMisas.l3,pre' ps, Tmei, &a., with Bar
Pt*, tir, Soaps, Baton and Lard, Tobaccos, as
kinds; also, Coal
Aleq theltast Mu .
ds of 7L01131, with PUB or eV
I respeastidlp solicit the patronage °fear Mende;
and Invite the Public to tell and main, m 7 slink.
11CLENRODX.
Jul. rL-tf
DANIEL GULDEN,
•
IMAMS, LW
Dry Goods , Flour , Grain,
Groceries, Lumber,
T HR undorldsnoti keepson hand, nib's Warehouse,
known no w fhasion's Iliatfos,tri Strides town
ship on ills Ilas of thoGottysburg Railroad, MI kWh"
of
G ,
Inclu . dfug Sugaßr O C ERIES
, Coffee, lifolassas, Bploos, se.. with
Ball Nell, 01* Tobsoce, Bacon. Lard, au.
LUMBER AND COAL,
Including Building /Unit Shingles. Latba.Btove ea*
Blacksmith Coal. Also,,Ouano, and alarge oral
moo t of Dt7oooda,Boots sod Shinto. flats and Caps
oldU kind', which hots prepared Segall at thalats..
eat prices.
He also pay. the blithest marital. price for Fleur,
O B r M a * ln . Potatoes ,
o O l a l, t h s
e . B
o u r c k w w i h l e r a e t c eiCvlovenrd an r d w Taird othy
=meta mark eton commission. H.reseectiylly sake'
his friends and the public to give him s call.
Aug. 21,1867.-tf DALIMILGHLDIN.
Milli WHILZ. J. 1. Irma. , Vit. r. Imam
Joseph ¶ible & Sons,
Produce Dealers, Forwarding
and COmmission Merchants
South-eart cornerof Raaroad Old Wallington t!►eW,
GETTYSBURG PA
HIGHIST cash price pad for all kinds of Grain and
Country Produce genera/4. The Mihail cash
price paid for good Ray and ityedtraw. We will keep
constantly on hand ibr rale all kinds of
GROCELIES,
each se Sugars. Coffees, Ton, YMueu and Syrup, To
•k acc Sea^ Spices, and inapt/ling usually kept in
Grocery Stars.
LINE OF CAM TO BALTIMORE.
We will saris Hoe eV to Saltintore weekly, to
the Warebourts of *BIZRAION * 00., ITS North et.,
corner of trakklif , for the transportations of goods
each way, leaving Gettysburg emery Monday and re
turning on Wednesday.
The beet brands of IfIRTILIZIJID constantly on
hand, or secured at short notice km those ordering.
ApeLt 9.1111104-41
REMOVR .
AL.--The undersigned
has removed his PAINTING MICA teem Dm
Diamond to the sortmansit Railroad and Washington
etre,* where be will On plowed to moot r . old 1
friends and patrons.
April 9.—ft J.' N. Wri/Je. .
Male lards.
C 'A 'N N 0 lq '
• MARBLE WORKS
CORNER OR BAVIXORE AND 1481.
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