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If my dear 'no .
Fbrb esktim.ordtaners tesnpting dWr •
Of the Ism* so famous *Aston Min t
4 At;iiiitbst teaa the ids 41114 liodoirit;
- tWben the ism has set in golden light,
kandycsa tan the shadeifir night,
$e - deep Mob you Ord Protuue, •
quartof beefs select with care;
And pick them over, until you find
ff/ret Z 54 :1( *eit bleibtitte!•
A. f *lark on 'thisei pato
/ 21 everthien iscoverod o'er, _
And they seem to your poetic eye
The Pestle In the.depth of the see to Ile;
"
Hem ytin per, you may let them stay
Tilljoot after **lama the very next day ;• •
When a mi:polling process must be gone
Uwe; , •
tawß for the beams, and not for You ;). -
Then, in your pantry there still &mkt be
is zt itilo4.o,olß
Mtit d &hi:44mi bring it dui,' -
And, it tbessis isidtizmuer lying about,
14;11if In if the baits from the lain pan
;Mc the bean petits &seas you can; '
Thew tam .so Biddy and calmly tell her
To take a huge knife and go to the cellar ;
Fs" ypu must have, Ilke; ylock qc old,
"Aisiutut of fii;sh,""ere your beans grew
.4 ?Ateldt ,
But very unlike that ancient Jew,
bet Perk will do for yen ;
Then fen ottee more your Dodd= fair,
In choice of the piece to take great care,
For'a street of tat and a streak of lean
Will give the right flavor to every bean.
This you must wash, and rinse, and score,
rut i n to the pot, and round it pour
The zest, till the ileiv presented swims
Like an island of port in an ocean 91 beans;
Pour on boiling hot water enough to ;rover
The tops id ape beans completely over,
Shave into the wren and bake till done,
And the triumph el' 'Yankee watery% won
Moores .Rural New Yorker.
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FARE PROVERBS
. •
Do not keep more live stock on your farm.
than Nsikcan keep , Well.
House all things as much as possible—
Womb; utenails s imd crops.
Bell When you.can get a good prim, and
do not store for rats and speculators.
The inure Wukkaable you can lumpy=
animals, the storalliq will thrive.
A. good cx)w .4 a valuable meehine—the
more ibod she, properly digests, the greater
the prollt. . • .
,
A 114 root' daily to all the stock are as
welcome is apples to boys and ghia
Van allies sa sleds last a lifetbne. They
are really cheaper in the end than wooden
ones.
Replace all the bars where you pass often
by sarong gates, and then wonder 'that You
didn't do so before.
4 " A-Untie/2 in draining land ilinrongbir,
your purse may be drained, yet the full
crops that follow will soon fill it again.
Always give the Soil the first meal. If it
is wed fed with manure, it will feed lid else
—plants, animals, and men.
A bortowedl44 1 bre*, qifulipe re
placnd by a new one A nice sense of hon
or - ta 8 nia4ers.is pm* to be oemmOrd
ed.
It seems strange-that lumeekeepers don't
buy palls and tubs with lima 1 1 00P1 and
trimmings. They cost a little mores first,
but Mst wonderfully.
PDT Vlll. ,ThAOI7OI7L—A, abort, time since,
a couple orloiertr from the Vine region, en
tared one of our piotograph saloons. and
wanted their "pleters taken." The lady,.
gave precedence to her swain who she said
"had to be tuck fast and real nateral."
He brushed up his hair, gave his necktie
a twist or two, asked his girl if his collar
was 0. Y., and platted himself:la the .oPer
ator's chair, where he assumed the physi
ognomhml Characteristics of a F•oor . mortal
ialhe dentist's. hands,' and about to part
with one of his teeth. 1
"Now look : patty," begged the lady,ts:.,
ing one of her languishing faces.
The picture wais taken. 'When produced,
hrerninded the girl, ~as she expressed it,
linti bow Josh looked when he got over
the measles:" and as this was not an era in
her lover's history tortienlarly worthy of
commemoration, she insisted that "be
should stand again."
He obeyed, and she attended to the
chair. 'Josh," said she, lurk look kinder
smiling, and kinder don't."
The poor fellow tried to follow the indefi
nite injunction.
"La!" said she, "you look a!1 puckered
- gp."
ttne direction followed another, but with
little success. &last, growing impatient
and desperate, stir resolved to try an exper
_
invent, which sbe considered Infallible, and
exclaimed :
"I. don't keer if there is folks 'round."
She enjoined the cperator tO stand resd9
at the camera.. She then sat inter fellOw's
lap; and. throwing her arms around his
neck, managed to cast a shower of flaxen
ringlets as a screen between the artist and
the proceedings - which' were betraying
sounds that revealed what was taking place
When the billing and cooing haddasted long
enough to produce the desired effect, the
,conning girl leaped from Josh's bp, clapped ,
her hands, and cried to We astonbibed out
let : ,
"Now-rou've got him, puthim thiongh
ANTIDOTI FOR SNAKE SITU. —ln the last
volume of "Transactions of the Avg Sc
(tidy of Victoria," published at Melbourne / .
there was an account, of Dr. Halford's
teresting researches Into the nature of the
chauge produced in the plood by-the poison
of artaka-bites. The worired-with
themicrosave, wit , i4iiutipbst there
was a change, and described it, and has
since had an opportunity. of testing his
thew,' Oa his antidote. A man working
on a railway was bitten by a snake ; ere
lantdiothiness came on ? ~Me* assist
ance was obtained, but by the time it ar
rivi'd the man was comatose, and his lower
extremities weir pazulyzed. Dr. Halford
was then summoned by telegraph ; he
made an incision in a vein, inserted the
point of a syringe, injected ammonia diluted
with water; and the effect produced is de
scribed as "marvelous and immediate."_
_The man became conscious, steadily recovex
ed, bectunti*te well. Henceforth let all
people who . , live in &inlets Infesbad by poi
sonous maw remember tbi& tunitnoula In,
*fed hoci s vein Is the remedyior s bite: .
SIIIIMING Snafu Toor.s.—The Mark
lane Express eoples the folk:twit* redpek r
ihirpening edged tools from a Gram scientlAc journal, for the benefit of lir
mars, ineoluinice and laborers :
long been known that • the simpleet
meth of sharpening razor Is to put - It
kr half an hour in water to which hat been
added aite-terestkah of its weight.of mu
static or sulphuric acid, then lightly wipe it
off, aild atilera few .hours set It on s hone
The acid hare applies the place of $ whet
stone by centeling thew is surface am
ty.-soroseknotidurtmsuremtresSßM
polish is necallsoiy: Vikeidatihi avar la
jute good blades. while hack, hardened
t!Aet p •hePifillt
the a gatetu Pv f m e l/V.P l 4 3 9l4 l Rttilfti
*Wit At Width * ittgo!eas' Ili line
onikd to many taw Aqmrharderoants.
The 'madman, at thebegialftgothili mat
1,4, or trim behaves Ufa the main&
Ibcdattetthe bide , ot his tools olth
scidawig at • thew, *ha tottidt old& ii
duos fooddmir, mails* themostaup.
dadat4osiii4loprit ythettled-I
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GO. TO
DUPHORN'S
HIS CLOTHS
C HIS CASSIMERS.
C ALL HIS GOODS
BEFORE PURCHASING ELSE.
WHERE IF YOU WOULD
SAVE. MOM Y .
North-west corner of Square.
April vs,iner.—tf
1869, ImittAßLE 1869.
NEW GOODS!
Most Excel, tent Assorteselnt
SELL for ver - r small profits.. and
aim at dolma a very t , 'riff Business.
FASHIONABLE SHAD ES OP SINS BILK POP
LINE.
FASHIONABLE SHADES 71 If EX2IOI/ WOOL P OP
LINE.
FASHIONABLE SHADES %) P .A.LPAOIA POPLINS.
FRENCH CHINTZES. NES, PEVC , ALDD *DO
LAWNS.
BLACK Haas. pita IN ow IL 'LAID
MUSLINS, JsOONET MUSLIMS. t t4M BRrO.
BLACK ALPAOC
DILA. COLOREDAIIf. ALPACCA, BLACK
WOOL
ETSTORI SUAWLEI,CASIIME NE ERA W LEI,I 'n t WIT
SHAWLS.
oLorn B, n4 B BmeaB.cLocitatas;Lissi t p BILL.
ING, COTTONADE.
TABLE COVERS, TABLE LIKEN, NAPKINS, I
ELS.
BALMORAL SHIRTS, HOOP SHIITE!.
PLAIN LINEN fIANDICERCHIE VS. EMBROIDER ED
HANDKERCHIEFS; HEX STITCHZD HAN D
gmecatErs.
inorg , tADIRs'Ausear,ACITILDRXIi'SGLi3VE.
•ND STOCKINGS.
Agri am coostantly,recehing AIM latest styles to-
Dram and Fancy Goods. My stock comprise. every
thing usually found In • lint-elsta DRY GOODS
lITORIL to which I Invite the atepatiarn of the public,
haling moored that, I oatraatily thiailenwe eompari-
WM with all other Storm in quality ofvods and low
ness °intim J.L. SCHICK ,
ilattyburs,Pa..JatalS,llll9.—tf
10,000 REWARD!
STORE. ENTB BED!
Rebert & Elliott's Store,
IN GETTYSBURG,
IGETAS entered hit Week and a large gaantlty a
T T Dry Goode, NethntaAtmenatente and Carpeting
taken.
The parties arnmell known, herbal" thge . far ar
taped armed, gather, left OrbOnbitella eithange for
the Goods.
Tho peranna Who took tket,filoode are Tory well
satisfied that theilftcelved more or better Good' for
'their money than they could hare got at any other
More.
Come olt.e. . Came _one. L
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SILKS,
GDIGILIMS,
LAWNS,
ItAREGIff, ' •
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CLOTHS,
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Men, Oexpets,liotinnennargagok
kalkied, • t a tmora l soot* neat f everything be/04*
6 1472111111111rh l iphion Is egpeeite the 04;nrt.406.: %
Itrltheore snot,
and andfth, et our Rate le, Pair pievar, fraliflpfcgita. rAD!nts,i.
NEW
URI:N(I'AM StAfIEKR,
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PETERSBURG.,
(.7..RIEST ft BOWERS
orgicoaket ilitik.4o
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Anipk. 1.7 71( a $ bi•
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'N/VviAristr allas 001t8117e1A8Ply
jaf niaimpiiiiari,togat drain toit uteeig,
Don't buy beam" you get my prime
'~Oseavttteko'r~ox,►b~le',~asrtMa ~.,
To whirl' I hrrike e:aolaatlWr• to
Price, - and Quality.
HA TS
All the latestdprtng and Bummer Styles..
SHOES'
Of all kinds. In Shoes I can say that I keep the beet
class of goods thafare kept In Adams county. _Those
who haveirled to get cheap Shoes elsewhere soon
learn that they have wasted their money
April 16.-tf
NEW SPRING & SUMMER
GnODS
. AT ARENDTSVILLE, PA.
TOBIAS R. COVER
LTATIbIa waned a new store, In Areadtrrilla, has
just retarded from the city with ► saleadld ar
aortment of
CABP2TII
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
' QUEEN/WARE,
HARDWARE, to.
Uariag purchued my entire stock for /am
propirsi tb sid veal cheap. Otte me snail a n e
for yourselves. T. B. CO
May ?S. -6m
FARMERS
Star Bone Phosphate. :
To all agriculturists, therefore, who are in antra
°fan Retire and permanent manure, and who'
may hat'. the claims of this article presented to their
notice fOr the Ant time, the manuiacturen would
suggest, that the
STAR BONE PHOSPHATE
is worthy of their experimental trial. at last; pot
experience warranting the fullest confidence, that at
tar,* trial they will add their testimony to that of
hundreds of femme Who DOW regard it u the cheap
en and best manure in the market.
THEAMM O N I A
i■ aopplied abundantly from the organic portico. o
the bone. .
PRICE tiss PER TON IN BAGS.
/armors wishing Ground Bone, 011 of Vitriol, can be
supplied. Give xis a call.
_A. Spangler baa our Phosphate for Bale
- PETER BOBLITZ. Manufacturer.
BURICLIOLDER WILSON,
Beater Hay- P rees Ettildings,
N. W.cor rt er Waahingt.)n and Railroad sta.
Gettysburg, Pea o■.
Mille PIA rrepha t e la for sale by
A. SPANGLER, Gettysburg, Ya.""
RIBLR k SONS, Gettysburg, Pa.
GRAFT k ECKENRODE,
Granite Station, Pa.
MELHORN & RENDER,
New Oxford, Pa.
CHARLES KUHN, Hanover, Pa.
March 12.—tf
A Word to, the Wise I
lII6HLY IMPORTANT TO FARMERS
Renner's Chemical Fertilizer !
THEimportance of a quick, ac
tive and durable Fertiliser, adapted to the .011
of our county, h acknowledged by an fanners. Sae.
leg saddled remelt, alter ions study sod careful ex.
pertment, that P.O. Baoncia's
Chemical Fertilizer
urea lees all others la adeptednesse to all kinds of
moll, I have purchased the right fur Adams wanly,
sod am prepared to fill orders fur it promptly and on
reasonable terms. It is no humbug, but
HAS BEEN SUCCESSFULLY TRIED
by Chamber of oar Farmers, and is admitted by all
who have it to be the beet in the market, and the
cheapest. • I. am prepared to furnish this Fertilizer in
any quantity, •ad will deliver
In any town or village in the
County,.
•'ben ordered In not lea, quantity than • TON. I
ma nuf•ctnae it for sale at $5O per ton without bags, or
$.56 :13 bags. Thin fertilizer is composed of the bent
fertilizing chesuicAls that can helm& I one no oil of
vitriol; it does not contain any ammonia, therefore I
do not n• • 12. Neither du I nee lime nor asbes.
TItE OBJECT OF THE CIIIOUCAL FERTILIZER
is to introduce a fertilizer that will last for a series
clops—not only for one. It contains sufficient animal
matter to mature the, grain .and make it ripen early,
while the ammonia *woes the growth. I expect to
manufactures large ripply thiswinter fur the spring
cromand therefore invite farmers and the public gen
erally to give it a trial on all kinds of Grains and
Vegetables
OAUTION.-1 hereby give notice that Farm Rights
hereafter sold, unless signed by me, are infringements
on my Right, and will be prosecuted and dealt with
according to law, from which there is no appeal.
118—.431 orders will be promptly attended to by ad
&eosin,
(MORON BRADRR,
B. Penns.
An, C. N.McIMISI General Agent ender's'lle fungal* of Coati
ty end State Rigb ts, Bendesseltle, A dams county, Pa
Dec. 25.-1 y
FARMERS!!!
TRY THE
ALTA' V VELA PHOSPHATE!
llThi comp ", d principally of the celebrated Guano
from
AL TA VELA.
.Contains three per cent. of AMMONIA, an ample.
quantity to give . r iir:ty (without injury) to th e Togs-
Utica], and ',large gum.' ti ty of soluble
-BONE PAO,SP3ATE OF LIMP,
together with Potash an, i St. da, the essentialelements
yf a
COMPLETE - NURE
•
tura mud farmer& wile arousing a.' to
Tb °high reputation it has obta tub dam p o r n e g ie t r h e r ci an to y
o that Mode, tea sure guarantee ntee Its value.
PRICE sse.oci PER TON
ER ad fors pampblaL Address
/8. S. BISIIOP I CO., 200 N.Del. Ave., PhilsdeOhla,
Agee to for POIMIL and Southern New Jersey.
! Jul 7 , 31,1868. 7 -1 y :
BOWER'S
C( )VIPLEtt MANURE,
,lECENRY ItOIVEII, Chemist,
si:atly Line.rinlria cad Potash.
snis radii iptrirsainie.
Thi s m a , Tocontahre ell the elements to prodiuse
Lagreom om tell Itheynd is Uglily recommended,
br a n hi % isa it,iii 107 distinguished ambits
Whoehax e , by, yelp% massifs/ qualities.
Ricks,. .1 in Bags'of 200 iba. each.
0.2 f. BruartWis & 00.,
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89 &Ruh nd 40 South Delaware Avenue,
F . 41 pip P , l# #
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WILLL REVrNOLDS,
ro mom. "4/X 1121, . •
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pror istbriaation, adds EA..: Dower, Pbfladd
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tertiliztro, &c.
TRY TIER
THE ALTA VELA GUANO CO.,
67 Broadway, ow York
ItLNISPACTOMED DT
PEC"P*railita«
YAM Malt
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G 0 NORRIS'--If yog want
• e l bI a . NBOLTIII, or good PAIR
r ~.t 1,1 ti -,-, -,:. 7:,
WTO NORRIS'—If you want
anytthi g Ira the ONNTLEMEICS LINE, for
he keeps nothhtg bat Gentlemen's veer, and his the
LAMM STOOK IN THE COVNTY.
GO TO NORRIS'—If you want
a good pair of ROME MADE GAITERS, wan.
ranted to give satisfaction or Money BEFUNDED.
CUNNINGHAM
Hal Jtud received a large supply of
SPRING GOODS,
Conototing of
COATS, PANTS, VESTS,
OP ALL STYLES AND DIM. ALSO,
SHIRTS,
Trunks, Valises, Umbrellas,
and a great and large variety of
NOTIONS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
CLOCKS, WATCHES,
TOBACCO and CIGARS,
Tunderslgued. of the Late Irm of Geo. Jacobs
A.t Bro., would most respectfully inform his
ft leinis and the public generally, that he has opened
Merchant Tailoring establishment in Chatnberobtirg
street, hex t door to the old place, and three doors east
of the Keystone House. where he will he happy to
weir yin attain, may pstrotilze him. His block of
GLufll3, CAMPIEItS, TESTINGP, TEINIXINGS,
Ac.. Am,
will be foand choice and cheap—very denirable to re.
lent
from. All
no t . Goods for sale--whether he
, ninnufarterr• or not.
GOODS MADE UP with diepetch, al , well when
bought at other attars , * as at his own. The very beet
work will be made—good fits and nulnitantial sewing
—awl nothing will be deemed too much trouble to
ten ler satisfaction In everycase.
The latent New York Fashions regnlsrly received.
Cuttingdone, es mull.
A share of public patronage le solicited, and no ef
fort spared to deserve It
April 16.—tt
N W - F I R M
all of which will be sold at short prat. sad "arta,/ I
edto plows. elva him. call at Ma store oo 2141t1
mare etraet,(Pleting's old Stand) near the Dlamon,
April 9,11169.-tf
Hats and Caps,
'Boots and Shoes.
COBEAN C UNNINGEA3f
Hl"Joir recelred from the City a new and large
tock of
CLOTH MG,
OATS S: CAPS,
BOOTS & SHOES,
NOTIONS, &c
The goods hare all been selected with great care and
with a desire to aeet the wants of thin community.
Thepublle *III fled thegoods to boot the best quality
and the
LATEST STYLES
Ole and all are Invited to call at our Store. oo Balti
more street, Gettysburg, nearly opposite Yaboestock
Bros. A.. C. COBRAN,
JA9 CUNNINGHAM.
April 16.,-tf
KLIN GEL'S
Boot and Shoe Emporium,
BALTIMORE STREET,
TWO DOORS SOUTH OF THE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.
1,1111 undersigned has., ust returned from theca
.1. with the best end cheapoet variety of Boot,
Shoes and Gaiter*, for Spring mid Summer, ever of.
tered In Gettysburg. Ills mock COLOILIIti Of
LADIES' CONGRESS GAITERS,
LADIES' BALMORAL GAITERS,
LADIES' COMMON GAITERS,
LADIES' KID SLIPPERS, all styles,
LADIES' 3 10ittP.:C9 BALMORALS,
IN LARGE VARIETY.
GENTS' FRENCH) CALF Roofs,
,GENTS' AMERICAN CALF ROOTS,
GENTS' KIP BOOTS,
GENTS' CONGIIIiSS GAITERS,
GENTS' CALF DA L MoltA I.S,
GENII' SLIPPERS, all styles,
GENTS' BROGANS. cr., kc.
'Mlmum* t: O.:WARM; AIT RES
SSES' BALMORAL GAITERS.
AMBER' MOROCCO BALMORALB,
Ac., Ac. to. Ac.
BOYS' CO;NORESS GAITERS,
BOYS' CALF BALMORALS,
BOW BROGANS, tr., Ac.
INFANTS' SHOPS, all
IN LARGE VARIETY.
Aleo, Booty and Stakes of Meow]) manufacture con
stantly on band.
Al) will he sold at thy lolrest living profits. Buy
er., from - torn and cottntry.are invited to call and
examine g . s ago prices before pre/chasing else.
where, feeling condident that I can please all wbo
may call.
...The MANUFACTURING of limit. Shoe, and Gal.
tefasorlil also be circled on, in all Its brawling, as be
fore. Repairing done on short notice. Hy employing
none hot Brit-class workmen, and acing none but the
choicest leather, he feels confident cf maintaining his
former reputation. Certainly nothing will Le left un
done to deserve it.
tga..Thankful for past. favors, be solicits a continu
ance of public patronage. D. U. KLINGEL.
Oettyaborg.April22,lB6B.-tf
CLOTHING ! CLOTHING!
NEW AND LARGE ARRIVAL!
J. giuggEßHopp, , corner of the Diamond and
'Tort baslust returned frOm tbe city with in
unusually attractiveassortment of
CLOTHING POE FALL & WINTER WEAR,
which he NW sell at snob. prices IN cannot fall to
take them dff very rapidly. Cal) cu d Judge for your.
'laves. To look at the excellent material, tastehal
cutting, and neat and substantial sensing. and then
to got his, low prices—callers cannot help but buy,
Vilit see it so mush to their intermit to do so.
oats, Pints, Vests, I s Lyles and materi
als;
Hats, Boots and Shoes
Shirts, of all kinds, Hosiery, a 10TOS, fiandker
ohisfii, Neck Vas. Cravats, Linen and Paper Collars,
Suspenders, Brushes, Combs;
Trunks, Valises. Umbrellas, Pocket Sol res. Seger',
bucking and Chewing es, Stationery.tc.
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, with a thousand end
psi etbar articles, entirely too numerous todetad in
newupaper advertisement.
He want the attention of the public told, new
st o ok, covenant thatitwtll please--and no enema
or willeelleheaper. Don'tforgottheplree—conter
of York street and the Diamond ,Clettysbn rg.
Nov.e./581 1 -if ,14,008 Inn N KIJIMO/1/.
Fine Custom Made
BOOTS AND SHOES
TOR GENTLEMEN
. _
lil tha LILiDING On hand or M. to
nearars. Prices Lad at LOW-ViGMUIS. An Illus.
tested Pries List with Lostrootior tor silt meow&
molt sent on rotwipt of Post Oise oddrwo.
WY. I. SARUM%
3$ South Sixth st. shove Chestnut,
Avirset 11168,17
*BOOTS AND SHOES.
IlirlirW* ISTABLISH.AfENT,
,
. .
rrnillini4wdis4has erected nefdins,llor
j .IF. n2lnntantino• intablishakent, on o
wilik - ~
ilosiv i =ststios, is sostpsyrs t sun h.
Iliots t Vies, Gaiters, slii-,
: „Itia..),, pers . s w t h e - c
emaitortiscasadohadnia ,of dUllpiat •
styles sat
prber.- Skim essortmatto-oshoot fram,iat
villoolleva7 sitbinialisknalta.
WWII .441414-4. thi lift Mt for PM, ts . P *tog Satet ‘ 11 . 11 . 1 * !A,.
..lof biltertr s =
ur
-2- ', seer somasaidit ir 0 y 0....
x.. : • . 41,0*1n '
4.,,11 A.,....4 tg. , /, -- -n 1 ~, . - g • i
.... , , .
We also MANUFACTURE TO ORDER, all kinds
of BOOZY AND REDZlt—the work being made up
attest materials sod by Ant class workmen. The
senior partner hail 'beenj in the business for marl('
years and personally sUpOrilitande all work made up.
We respectfully insite the attention of the public to
Our elitabllshinent, and hope by strict attention to
business mad by seLling at lowest cub prices, to era
entire satisfaction.
' DAVID RITEMILLIE,
April le, 1869.—t f :4008 aatrattusa.
LADIES' HATS )
AlWays tan Utast styles; out, and at lowest price..
RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS, WREATHS,
FLOWERS, &c.,
New Goode every week daring the season, at
H. B. WOODS' Store,
Corner York street and Diantand.
April 16.-3 m
GOODS FURNISHED
Garments made to order,
lap. 16, 11369.—tf
JOSEPH JACOBS,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
69.
A FULL ASS )ItTAILNT OF
Drugs & Family Medicines
PATENT MEDICIN ES,
LIQUORS AND WINES ►OR MEDICAL PIIRPOSE.S
PURE SPICII3 AND FLAVORING YNTRAM,
DYES AND DYE STUFFS,
SOAPS, P5L10 . 61103 AND TOILET GOODS
INKS, WRITING FLUIDS AND STATION E Y
PHYSICIAN'S PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY RE-
CIP6B ACCURATELY PUT UP
PHYSICIANS AND. COUNTRY MERCHANTS SUP
PLIED A' REDUCED RATES.
Forllev's Horse Powders
the best and cheapest for Buries, Cattle and Swine
Other forge Powders of approved makes
Baltimore Street, Getlysborry, Prnn'a
June 11, 140.—tf
A. D. BUEHLER
DRUG & BOOK STORE,
STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS,
PERFUMERY AND TOILET SOAPS
Alp-COUNTRY idEROHANTE supplied at wholesa
citi e t . l 2 ct . i.
if
DR. JAMES CRESS,
DRUGGIST,
Store in Brune., Building, Ballo.
LITTLESTO WN.
HAVING opened & new,DRU,G
•-•• gross and fitted It op to the 6elt stYie. I other
my stock of pure and fresh Drugs to, the citizens oil
Llttleatown and vicinity at the lowing market rate,
consisting in part Of
Drugs and Family Medici4zes, Pur
iquors for Medicinal Purposes,
Burs 'tiptoes, Dyes and Dye - Stuffs, Perfuniery,
Toilet Soaps and laneyartleles. A full assortment of
Snuff.
Brushes, Stationery of aII lithd‘Clgars, Tobacco am:
411/91loore's l water cold er leetreillbvtatie Soap will b fin.
hard or soft WATIII . Clothe. tub
with this Soap are made beautifully white { j oa e t d
'hefting or blueing. This is the beet Soap In nu. T r y
it. It Is warranted not to injure the handd or a l b r i a .
Littleetown,llay 13.-4 JAM C2388'
DR. R , TEORIVI
R. R, .
PHYSICIAN AND hY I iti7GGIST,
"" and Drag Stcce, WIA4RR3BIIRO BTRAI
GETTY6I3I7II9.
Medical:t:thont charge.
nt
" U ps , " answ,plemsT M1D2032418, STA'
TIONIRY,P i10Ap8,BRII8OT8,TOLL•
TART gisz Sens, amp, BAK.
ING ROD , CRUM OP TiRTAR, LIMPS,
• .A1q111:1 1 / 2 . AD, ac-
Pint/ /Nu Amigos.
Dr. Ron Ottrlf, o reliable 'resod/ Itif
eil* PP•ii bonds, *a.
Aa►All Acrid ow pus sad Dromble•
WO L . WANTED 1
; 'emir* quostitY of Wools
..{B pa prin. Bring
424arl inregints,
torisodamitionisr c norm
17 q.v..
T"l4'--1
ter wide
lit in at Goicik.
,3
e.
S e
r PR ic , i3Ro
fzirrywlDlG P
r. 4- • i-k
..
ulaittintute,. orposrra Tux saxlti4
1- •
'~tiilif of
reeeivsd from the 0117 a !fa:prod
' BOOTS.ik SHOES
101 •
eENTLEMEN, LADIES I CHIL:
DRENB , WEAR, '
consisting of Calf &Kip Boots,
- C/oingress-4 Bsbnoral
tors, Slippers, (t e.
Made in latest styles and of beat nuste-
rals
AND
'W. T. KING
York Street, Gettysburg, Pa
CIIAMBJF:RSBURG STREET, (lETTYSBURG
JOSEPII J ACOBS
/looks, prugo, !Malthus.
69.
JUNE
HUBER'S,
CHARBERSRIIRG STREET,
Near the hiamond
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
Patent Medicines, Horn
Powdera,
ESE
If=
eatiteqainecallut dilating! Sret,wh b Jan
nary but, dettroyed thaiz store sod Its eon 4rutar
E -0 - ADAY . - 14 . `14Liti , C()
Have hid adds eiglaOhdli to thvdr. ordain Europa
sad Itllmteciar, jn . entleier • .
New. Stook of ChOce Goods,
Which are novi'Opthed and ready ezati4no4oa.
r f ay-,fiiii' Paris !lianas b i °Oki,
(Every movement with the new improveinents.)
NEW SIDE ORNAMENTS TO MATCH,
't -, ,q,
Bronzes; Groups and Figures
GORHAM MARITiNG
FINE ELECTRO WARES,
But Skriing Silver Ward,
Now
Watches, Jewelry, &c:' &c.,
A very full assortmeut at very •
MODERATE PRICES.
819 CHESTNUT
PHILADELPHIA
Mar. 4,1469.-1 y
TO MILLINERS AND COUNTRY4TORII
KEEPERS.
AT E. RIDLEY'S,
,
JOBBING ROOMS,
VP STAIRS,
You will find the Largest Stock of Millinery and
Strew Goods in tills City, and a collection of bargains
not to be found elsewhere.
We cut length, at Piece Prices.
Buy and Sell for Cub.
EDWARD RIDLEY,
3 09,311,311% GRAND, and 68, 70 ALLEN AM,
COAN2/ STOLE,
Fifth Block Xast from th• Bowery
NEW YOlih" CITY.
Third and Second Floora.-Retall.
First Floor --Wholesale exclusively.
April 2.2.-3 m
GETTYSBURG RAIL ROAD
TIME TABLE
YIRgT TRAIN leaven Gettysburg at 6 11, A.
and connecter at Ilarinver Junction with tiainego
lug North and South, passengers reaching 11riltirnore
at 11 30, P. M., Ilarrliburg at 12 45, P. SI., Pihiladel-
phis at 4 00, P. M., sod New York at 7 CO, P. . Re
turn/us% arrive •t Gettysburg at 121.3,P. If, with
passengers from Baltimore, Barrlaborg, &c.
SECOND TRAIN leaves Gettysburg at 12 db D O ll.
and chnnects at Ilautctur Junction with fl.t lin*
North at 2 10, P. 31, reachiLg Ilartlsburg at it 00, 1'
11., Philadelphia at 9 00, P. M., Neu , York at 12 00,P
M.; and rlib Mall Train e.oath at 2 mil, P. M., reach
H g Baltimore at 5 00, P.M. Returning dlrcives et
Gettysburg at 4 IL, P. NI., with passenger* tram
Balt' wore, IlArribburg,
Apr I:SO, ISgto
ItE.kDING RAILROkAD
Where his ...Own Mole" of ChampLo3 Hoop Skirts,
especially adapted to First-eless /Pa:Lt./if and Retail
Trade, will he found to embrace the moat extensive
imbdrtment in the Colon, and all the latest and most
desirable Styles, Shapes, Lengths cad Sires, 2, 2 , 4,
2!,4,2% yards r,und. of Plain and Gored Peelers,
• i IV:ikiug Skirts, 11..ecepti.,n Trails, Ac., Ac., together
with over ninety diflerent varieties of Misses and
Great trunk line from t 1,.. No; tli and Northwest
, i Chitdren's Skirt/, all of which for symmetry of style,
tor Phl
iadelphia. N., I , •r.t. ~, a.iln g. Pottsvo , e, fi n i,4, , ii,litn..... el., , ti.
i TArnatitta. Ashlan.l.Siostio,ki:.. f... 1 +in.., A 1 1-ntou tt, ; !
nr.ur. are unequaled by N ”y.durability end real Cheap•
ny other gOoda in the market,
Easton. Ephrata. Linz. I..in , x..T ..r. Colund ~. ,I,•, Ac, . and 7t en warranted in ever) respect. Skirts made to
Trains leave ILteri.hur g tr N. T..rk.... Mine, : ' 0r ,,,,,.. Ai Inte d „„i R, ~,,..,,,i. Wltule,,,Al, and Retail.
At 2.:::,.5.2t., and s 1., A . M., 12.:.::,' n.,0, .:! and lo..:„ - ,
Pall line , “.l Lou P: Toed Eastern Ilede Skirts, 15
P. 31 „ con tie , ' in g a ith sitnilar Trains . I, thdPenti• , 1. 1 , r ,,,,,,"„;:,c.,,, c; . i.. r , pro.rs. IZ. Cents; 115 Springs,
sylranla Railrad. nod arrivinir at Naw I• ''' , / , , it 9 45 . ft.!, Cinttt; :ty St, Hotta, t., tt tit.; and to 75
11.1 J A. M. end :: :0, ~ .1:,, ti.:ai P. 3!.. :. nd ti (P , A. M c e ,,i e.
' r"r"tird3. Si'...;""'' '"" c " n' '''''' . '1....-4 ' ''":"." CORSET.- : Cc/Est:l:i: ! CURS I:TS :!: 57 dicr„.nt
A. M. and 10.55 P. 31 . .. Trains, without change.
land. and le
t
sy s a pr . t .-e. f P.M 7:, Cent s to 1 7.90. embracing
quo,
Leave liarri.hur; ( ~ t. R:ttlinw, l'ott mein.. T.,,,,,- .„,, , ~ 1 " ...., • 0 „ I , iu,„.." m c d,,,,„, F o r.
Minersvitle.A.-li 51.,•..,k in. Pln,
len t ~. w u and Ph il•deil-hi a . a t e .1 u A Ni -:! 1 ,'); L'15i41...4:1:0- t A l'o c r /7:,: ' ,. k 4 ". A t b z' d ' , 2 ,1, ' , 1 ::: ; 71 ',. ! (7, ' :,, 1 , ' %,11. 1 ' ; ' : i n Y :h n , P FlL e g n lf.l S at fd
p. 31., stopp.ng at hel,nt.n.ttei pt inc:t al {say Sta- ... ' •
ko itteatic Itend•nia.le Corsets, and •nperior French
[ions; the 1.10 P. M. train m ,1.. log ~,n to.cti, C ua (ul' ' Patterns of Cote' I Corset,, 'Our Own Slake, to
Philadelphia, Pott•vdie and (2.olumbia .oli o For ' whist ael no ate aspecial attention.
Pottsville, Schuylkill liarcn nod Auburn, via ..__ .
~,oppieteusurtment of Ladies' Under Garments,
Schuylkill and Susquehanna Ilasl Itoad.lea re IlAtrie
,' at core i.,,,. price ,.
burg at a.. 10 P.M.
• GIiNEICA I. AGENT FOE TIIR B.ARTRAM k FAN-
Returning : Leave New I'..rk at i.#.o , A.'l ,111 00
and
3.2'P.
M. '
Sleeping 'an.
''''"n"" the
°C'''
A• 31arlimes. Pri, 153 en, i 3. are. being given 4 . 4 1 10001'
n°'n '
r '
C 2
and
' ''''
P ''' ' Ph ' I ' . ' ' 4 ' 14A el 51:4 " 31 ' ' a T n O y N ;t V ti A e t - 1 1 e,. 1 L t... k r . e 8 t1.1 1 7 ' r . . T 0 N 1, 6 1 ic M .
A l C i f i t l :- two wl ' of 'o t p h e es n e e N r o t i o
31., LW Awl B.uo P. 31. train from New York, without - ~,c rome„ . in or er to get them Introduced. Yvery
chance.
p..,,,,#. to want of articles in Lair tine. sboold examine
Way Passenger Train leave, Ph lladelpL la a t 1.:.10 A I our ..,,;,..ils before purchasing elsewhere. Call or send
31 „ Connect in;; wills sill, :n r tar. l on F:.l•t Pent.o.aail- I for c a. 0u 1 a ,...,,, o n, ma an t ar -w r y and galearrawne, No,
road, returning fro, lteedln; at A. 70 /.. M....topping i 1115 ti,,,,,,,,,,,,,N,,1.,,kirh,
.
itt all Stations.
WOI. T. TIOPECINS
• I 3f arch 26.—::m
L'eave P.,ttsvilte .1, 7:;.. , 4: k NI.. and 245 p . m , ,
Shann.kin at 5.25 nod .. , :;.5 A. M., Aidi laud at 7.1 A/ A.
31.. ,11 , 1.1 12.30 U.., tn. T411‘.1.,111 At ‘.:50 A. M., : and
2.20 P. If ~ tor Philad.dol, la and New Yjo k.
Leave Pottsville, via. Schuylkilland Susquehanna
Railroad at 7.00 A. 31 for liarri•Leirg, and 11.70 A.
M, for Pine Grove and Tremont. .
Reading Accommodation Train: Leaves Reading
at 7.80 A. IL, returning leaves Philadelphia at: 5.15
P.M.
Sti3l3lEl: A.ItItANGEMENT,
:110.,VDA 1 , APRIL 2Gtl,, 1869
Pottatoven Accommodation Train: •
Leave, p;,t t•-
town v. 6.25 A. V., returning leave* Philadelphia at
42.0 P.M
Columbia Rail Road Train a leave Read in a at 7.00 A.
31., and 6.15 P. M. tor Ephrata, Liam. Lancuter
Colombia,
Perktoaten Rail Road Trains leave Parkioinenlunc
florist 9.oti A. 31..,,d 0.00 Y. N. Returning: Leave
liipack at k It. A. N.. and 1..) P. N.. connecting
vita aimlat train, on P. 411 Rood.
On Sunday, Leo., °,ot p.
do!phia 6.09 A. M.an rt 11.15 P. M., hn 'NMI A: N. Tgatu
rutinin4 only to ille
ri.burg 3.,P) A. M. and 4.10 and
ing at 13.36 midnight, 3.54 :tad 7.15 A-. , 31. tor Harr la,
burg. at 12,33 mit - lob:ht. on! 7.n.7. A M..f..r Sew Vo r k,
and 9.40 A. M., and 4:J.3 P. 31. for Philadelphia. ;
COMIIIIItotit)II, 31i1ea .,. , 6..a a ,1 , and Rotor.'
*ion Ticket, to and from all points, of re,lntrd Rites.
Baggage checked through; 190 pounds allotted PI/eget:ger.
G A. NICOLLS:,
slay 7. i5 u 69. n . 6r41 SuPtrita.udesit
N ORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
NPR I G SCILED ULE.
_ .
On mud after Nifty 9, 1869, Trains will lease Ilantivor
Junction 419
LEAVE NORTHWARD. .•
1154 p. for Williamsport. daily (estiept
Sundays) for Elmira, Erich ar. Buffalo,
SiiiiiaraFallii and Erie 808 r Le West.:
10.58 a. in.—Daily(except Sood's) for Elmira, Bralf
alo, kr.
2.13 p. m.—Daily (except Sundays) for Williamsport
and Erie.
6.05 p. m.—Dailr(eseept Snmlye) for York.
945 p. m.—Dailjr(except Stindaaya) for ll►rriablirg
and the West.
LEAVE SOUTHWARD.
" •
7.t'. a.m.—Daily stepping at Parkton only.
7.52 a. m.—Dally (except Snatlaye) stopping at ,all
Stations.
1210 p. me—Daily stopping at Parkton only. ‘."
2.35 p. m.—Daily (except Sundays) 'topping afthe
Station..
BDW. 8. YOUNG,Gien.Pass. Agent,
Baltimore, Md.
ALFRED PISKE, Oen. Bnparintendent.
May 28, 1869.-tf ifeirriOurg, Penn's.
pENNSYLVANLI CENTRAL
•
RAILROAD.
Double track route running between Philadelphia
and Pittsburg. Trains leasing Gen, ebarg make the
following onaections with.thie Trunk line:
Gettyeburg leave at 9.00 a. in. ,t 12.59 p.m.
LenoverJunction arrive 10.00 " 2.35 0,
•
leave 10.58 " 9.55 4
Harrisburg arrive 12.55 p.m. 11.45 ..!
lease 3.50 ' 2.25 •. in.
Philadelphia arrive 5.40 " 6.50 4
Gerrie:burg leave 1.15 '. - 12.10 - ",
Pittsburg arrive 1,35 9.10 4
At Philadelphia close connections are made with
the trains for New loft, Boeton and all Eastern
Cities. At Pittsburg connections Urn made in the
New Oui.in Depot with the trains for all Western
points.
Wlterot fartherlnformatinn apply to .: .
EDWARD 11. WILLIAMS,
Gen. Eupe Ge ritenden t„Altoon Pa..!
Hitsrar W. GIVIIINAIt i n. n Passenyglir and a,
Ticket
Agent ,Philadelphis. [May 14,18e8..41
ONE POUND OF BUTTER
MADE FROM ,
ONE PINT OF MILK
$25 pile made bL i l . n earl
SR ,fasAl)44:64,tlewolfatle,
with six gallons of milk, will produce 50 lbs of prime
fresh Butter, This inexpensive,' exeenent Butter .14
now daily ceaktmgi_from the tables of the first Ho.
tell/4 Atigaurants and Paritelgtoilies in New York
City tad elsewhere.
i',../ate, County and City Eights for sa c,.offering to
rtpitallsta rare opportunities for establhhlniiriiihk
dustiness, paying enormous profits- Agents wanted
everywhere.
•
A bottle of th a Extract, sufficient to makebo lbs. of
Butter, with full directions for use, will be sent toady
addresi on the receipt of $1 00. i
The public are cautioned against ill tiorthleu
tetions, sold under the name of "Butter Powders;
Compounds, An," so the EXTRACT OF SOTTO,
PLANT is prepared only by the
ECONOMY BUTTER COMPANY
Office, 115 Liberty Street.
Factory, 238 Greenwich Street,
.
N. B.—By the use of the Butter Plata a pure an d
'canna Table Batter Is made at a ooipt of sistemi
ma, per pound. [Jan. 22.—GM
. .
PUMPS! PUMPS!
Foßpuremater use,. neither badj
tiding wood, rusty iron, nor pcisun lead, but
THE CIELEBEATED
CUCUMBER PUMP,
=Woof wild cucumber wood, entirely faMaleta,dwra
• bia and rsliable. Not a patent article, but the good
old•baltfoned wooden.PuoVonadry by tiuMidnery,and
therefore perfect and accurate in all its parts,
r*
sectional amount of witter, and-costing less thaiVf
**money. fluidly &maned so as to be rumdtmAigg,,
'and in oonstructkm so simple 'that 'any one ean pat
it rep andbup *in repair. After thorough trial it 1
atiknowledsed the UR AND Cfllllll2. TireiTe lift of
Oohing with each pomp, free of charge. Ileakrs
Plied at lopostotantabotorors rake'. NOS Oifollilink
p rice to. .
s.
CRAB. G. ,BLATCIII,,ET.,
No. 8 North Eleventb.fltreet.
ANotte mobbed. . Philao 1p 1,:•• '
PliblertSti bet.lt4t.t_ ,
. PhikiielynAts, Pa
•
,4 7813 sniz ' G : azo l4:lU =; - ; . ‘.\;
liittrel7 new
For the present at
EXCG
It McCURDY Sup't
'gamin's and Contractors.
WM. C. Stallsmith & Son,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
Carpenters and Contractors.
Doors, Shutters, Blinds, Door
and Window Frames,Cor
nice, Door & Window
Brackets, &c.
Constantly.= hand and manufactured to order of
BEST MATERIALS,
by experienced workmen, and at
REASONABLE PRICES.
Ik3Ordats prom ptly attended to.
Jan.lB;lB69.—tf
GEO. C. CASHM — A — N,
GETTYSBURG, PA., -
Carpenter and Contractor,
i• ;
- RESPECTFULLY informs the
public that hobs' removed tobb new Shop on
Stratton street - between York and Railroad 'tree*
and is prepared to take contracts for putting up and
re
.putrialitaildings, at as reasonable rates as my
builder in Reittysburg—ail work guaranteed tabs o
beet quality. Re hopes by strict attention to boot
nem to merit publlopatronage; Glee me a call.
4111 9.
NEW TORE CITY
CHRIT'ZMAN,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
theptinter and Contractor,
On Washington sera* between Middies
tutit Man:bred/sag streets,
lusd Iritrodieed Stem' Power, I ill ptepared tol'at-
Mill all lankly( beck for belliiteparposeei of the
• bort materialarid as neatly and °lmply soft teaks
[ dune st winker estattliehmeht In the toestt, .I:
'petleseed liked, 'lvey; ID ,romtlatif• and, war)!...192.
*tested - Wltaptuteptuessidoldlipstek. 1 -
W ia
- . - air a. 4 kin.. 6 . oo 4 lo =ingoNo,o*
m ptly_l4ed anti en , . re home. ,
! • • ititerritiveßA, - ' Ol .L,,1, r:i.,_t. ~ 4 ...) 1,,n,.,
ISE
EMIII
GitOVElt *BA
pier PREMIUM
STITCH
SEWING MACHINES,
495 Broadway, .New York
780 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
POINTS OF EXtELLENOB
Scanty and Elasticity of Stitch.
Perfection and Simplicity of Machinery. •
tilling both threads directly from the spools.
No faatening of Seams by band and no waste of
read.
Togo of application without °bongs of ad'
The seam 'Oahu its beauty and firmness after wash
ing and ironing.
Beside, doing all kinds of work done by other Sew.
tag Machines, them lliaehinet execute the meet
beautiful and permanent Embroidery and ornamental
Work..
Write Highest Premiums at all the fairs and ex
hibition. of the Voited States and Enrope, have been
awarded the Grover k Baker Sewing Machines, and
the Work done by them, wherever exhibited in com
lietition.
.-: sir The very highest prize, THE CROSS OF THE
LEGION OF HONOR, waa conferred on the copra
tentative of the Grover ilk Baker Bowing Mach Ines, •t
the Exposition Univereelle, Parts, 1007, thus attest
ingtheir great superiority over all other Sewing
Machines.
4131r/Por sale by D. W. ROBISON, Gettysburg
June 11, 1869.-1 y
WM. KNABE 8; CO.,
=I
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PIANO FORTES,
BALTIMORE, MD.
?Theme Instruments hare been before the Public for
nearly Thirty Teem and upon their excellence alone
attained an unpurcArtied pre eminence, which pro
nounce. them pnegualed. Their
-TONE
cornhit.s greet-power, sweetness and fine singing
viality, MY well an great purity of intonation, and
eltenneto throughout the entire ~ 1 111 e. Their
TOUCH
Its'ittlent and eleedlc, and entirely tree from the stiff—
found in eo many Plano,. In
WORKMANSHIP
they are unexcelli.d. C•iuy; none but the eery beat
sedum .d materia /, the huge capital .mplo)ed In our
blielue" eusblrs flu to keve. , ,,tulu4lly to Immense
"t lumber. &c.. on barn:.
greOnr SQUARE. PIANOS have our New Improved
°ie. - ening Sento and the AGRA FIR TR Y.lt k G.
We wont/ call 'pedal attention to "or lute improve.
meow in
IRASL PIANuS AND SA;LARE GRA:CDS,
• Patented Angara Li,
Which bring the Plan., nearer perfection than ham yet
been attained.
Every Piano fully TVarianted for Five
Years
Sir P. BF:NT7., York, Pa., Sole Agent for the attest,
celebrated Instruments, I. by special arrangement/
enabled to furnish them at the %'ory lowest factory
price..
W3I. KNAB k CO.,
Baltimore
.intle 11.
1.115 HOOP SKIRTS. 1115
WTI. T. HOPKINS
lIAs Remove.: hie Manufactory and Salesroom. to
NO.111:, CLIEz , TN VT STREET PHILADELPHIA,
840 STITCH ! 837 50
$4O = $4O first elms SEWING MACIIINEE $37 60.
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IMPROVED FRENCH RANGE
AND RANGE FPNITURE
Bunr7ACITILID BY
Bramhall, Deane Sc CO.,
247 k 20 Water at., New York.
April 0.-3 m
*ring rezalne4 to-my new Shop
.7;:177,'
y OUNT' S 0074P-0-URI?
- FOR IPHR, COHN OF
PUTRID SORE THROAT, INFLUENZA,
or sly oiler Inflammatory ortawarddisease dt
Moat it sat of so* leag standing. aIas,SCA
1111F1R. This thedlein• bse basis tried In
. THOUSANDS OF CASES,
in different parte of tb• country, and has annoy
been known to fell If taboo In tine and as
to directions; It forltarranted to core. Givol=l3
mind it will•pilikk tor Itself. Every bouseholdsboold
provide themeelent with aim: of thin medicine and
Eason on haudE. 'fberorestbat to has effectiod are
truly marvelous.
ll3.Preperod and told by IszanYounr.lk oo.,Gai
iyetnirn, Pa or by their authorized airoott•.%
ale et nently theiltarenin Adams county.
Nay 29.1867.4 f ISRAEL YOUNT • CO.
GREAT
ZINGARI BITTERS.
A SAFE BLOOD PURIFIER,
A SPLENDID TONIC,
A PLEASANT BEVERAGE.
A CERTAIN CURE,
PREVENTIVE OF DISEASES
The ZINGARI,BITTERS are compoonded from it
preacriptton'of theeelebrated Egyptian physician DI.
Cuseesua,- who, after years of trial Alo,i experiment,
diegoTered the &wenn( Herb—the most remarkable
vegetable production, the earth, P.rhape, hes ever
yielded--certainly the moat effective to the core of d ie.
WM. It, in combination with the othersalnisbie pro•
pertlee of which the ZINGARI 'JITTERS is composed,
will core
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 Mari}Kea,
Cholera Morbus, Choi
era, Typhoid and Ty
phus Fever, Yellow
Fever, Scrofula,
Diseases of the
Kidneys, Ha
bitual Cost
iveness,
In the Prisrmirraft and Cute of the above diseases,
it bas never been known to fail. as tbromtimda of our
most prominent citizens througbouf all parts of
country, will testify. Let the afflicted send for cir
cular containing testimonials and certificates of those
whohave been cured after their C.i4ell h tre been pro
nounced hopeless by our best physicians.
PRINCIPAL DEPOT,
F. RAHTER d: CO.,
No. 6 N. Front St., Philadelphia.
RECOMMENDED BY
Ex. Oov. David R. Porter, of Pennsylvania
Hon. Robert J. Fisher,
lion. Edward McPherson,
Rom Joel ll.Danner,
Roo Wm. McSberry,
rfiel- SEND FOR CIRCULAR-S.la
Feb.l9, 1569.-1 y
AYER'S
'JHERRY PECTOR A L ,
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, has anything won so widely and so deeply upon
the confidence of mankind, as thin excellent remedy
for pulmonary complaints. Through a long eerier of
years, and among ntlnt of the races of men ft has rises
higher add higher in their estimation. as it has be
come better known, Its uniform character and pow.
er to cure the various affection• of the lungs and
throat, have made it known as is reliable protector
against them. While adapted to milder forms of dis
ease sod to young children, it is at the same time the
mast effectual remedy that can be given for incipient
consumption, and the dangerous affections of the
throat tad lung.. As a provision against sudden at
tack. of Croup, it should be kept on hand in every
family, tad indeed as all are sometime. subject to
cold. and coughs, all should be provided a ith this an.
tidote for them.
Although settled Consumption is thought Incurable,
still great numbers of came where the d iaeass seemed
settled, have been completely cared, and the patient
restored to sound health by the CAerry Pectoral. So
complete is its mastery over the dLsordera of the Lungs
and Throat, that the most obstinate of them, under
the CAcrry Pectoral they snb.ide and disappear.
Singers and Public Speaker: find great protection
from it.
Asthma is alwaysrelieved and often wholly cured
by it.
Bronckitis is generally cured by taking the Cherry
Pectoral in mall and frequent dooms.
So generally are its virtues known that need
not publish the certificates of them hers. or do more
than assure the public that it■ finalities sze fully
maintained.
Ayer's Ague Cure,
For Percr and Ague, intermittent Parer, C74/1 Fever
Rentiitent Aver, Dumb Atpue, Periodical or Baimm
hoer, db., and incised al/ Ike affections which arise
from staiarious, marsh. or miasmatic potions
. As its name Implies, It does cure, and does not fail.
Containing neither Arsenic. Quinine, Bismuth, Zinc,
nor any other mineral or potsonons substance what- ,
ever, it In nowise injures any patient. The number
and importance of It. cures in the egos districts, are
literally beyond account,. and we believe without
parallel in the history of Ague medicine. Our pride
is gratified by the acknowledgments we receive of the
radical cures effected In obstinate cases, and where
other remedies had wholly failed.
ijustclinsated persons, either resident In, or travel
ing through miasmatic localitlem, will he protected by
taking the 4G US CURB - daily.
For Liver Complaints,arising from torpidity of the
Liver, It 11 as excellentremedy,stimulaUng the Liver
Into healthy activity.
For Btllons Disorders and Liver Complaints, It Is an
eteellent remedy, producing many truly remarkable
cures, where other medicines had failed.
Prepared by DR. J. C. AYER k CO., Practical and
Analytical Chemists, Lowell, .51aaa.,and sold all round
the world
PRICE, $lOO PER BOTTLE.
lorsaleby A. D. Buehler, Druggist, Gettysburg
Pa. [Pct. 2, 1888.-3 a
THE GREAT
Invigorator and Restorer
Vitality of u N l e Stomach
Prepared from Pure Vegetable Materiada,
Pure Tonics and the most
Pleasant Aromatics
This invaluable Remedy for Dyspepsia and General
Debility tithe system is offered to the public, after a
Lair trial of Its merits, with entire confidence that it
will command their approval. It has been submitted,
with the material. which compose it, to practising
Phy■iclana—among others to Dr. M. D. G. P713/111S,
one of our oldest and most eminent Physicians, resid
ing at New Oxford, who, after examination, pro
nounced it a Remedy which would notion to shown,
salutary effects, when properly administered, in cases
of Dyspepsia, springing from old age and debilitatileg
effects of serious inward diseasee--weakening, and at
last destroying the nervous power of the stomach it
self—and therefore entitling it to be emphatically
called "The Great Invigorator."
Dr. W. J. iteetenn, another prominent Physician of
New Oxford, thus gives his opinion:
Nsw 01PO3D. Dec. 30,1858
Mr. Jour Brain.
Dam :—At your request I have examined "The
.Great Invigorator," prepared by you, and the formula
from which it is prepared. It is composed of some ol
the meet powerful vegetable tonic, and most pleasant
aromatics known to our profession, and 1 have no .
hesitancy in recommending it in Chronic casseof Dye.
papilla, and in all uses of Indigestion restating from
debility of the Stomach. Believing that, if ProParly
used, it will be of incalculable benefit to the uttering
of otir race, I subscribe myself
boon, vary respectfully,
W. J. McCLURIS, M. D.
*.Manufactured and for sale, wholeaale and re
tail, at New Oxford. Adams county, Pa , by
BUSHEY & FIKAGY, Proprietor"..
.
AGENTS.—The "Great Invigorator" can be bad
from the following Agent,:
D. B. Touts, BAltimore,Md.• 11 .M.Gibbons, Bath
more, hid.; A. D. Buehler, Gettysburg, Pa.; A. IL
Hildebrand, Bait .tirliii,Pa.; 7. J. Wilson, Berwick
Bor., Pa. • Theodore Eleger, Berwick Bor., Pa.; P. X
Smith. Iliabtown, Pa.; S. G. Lowrance, Mount Rock
p..; W. A. Mcllhenny, Red Land, P.O. pc • J.
Wiest New Oxford, Pa.; D.M. Miller, New 'Oxford
pan.115,-t
AYER'S
HAIR VIGOR
FOR THE BEHOV-4TION OF THE
H A I 'R- .
The Great Desideratum of the Age
IMO
♦drooling whinh twat once agreeable, healthy, and
affolotilal kir preserving tip hair. Jkcied spray Asir
Ile soon restandio one erio — otai ealor and the glen and
freskaoss tif _pea. Thin hair is thickened, filling
hair checked. and baldnesseiten, though not always
ouredby Hansa. Nothing can restore the hair where
the follicles ars dee troyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed. Nut such se remain can be saved for mild
ness by this application. Instead °Molding the hair
with • pasty sediment, it will tap it clean and vigor
ous. Its occasional use wW prevent* the hair from
*ruing gray or ailing oft, and oonnoquently prevent
baldslein. free from them .deleterlottui stibetances
which make some preparations dangerous and
omit° thohair,lbe Vigor an only bonen bog not
harm it. if wanted 'merely for a
HAIR DRESSING,
Dotldng elms son ha found so dailrablig. Clontsfidne
udShas all nerdy*, not i i 1 whitscamtoth and
lot bats longer on ins limb, (Mos, It ; a sloh glossy
instri and sirrateha Patiosi.
Prepared iy . Dr. J. 0, Ayer & Co.,
n'Aclactlx, 1141:1*CAL11101:=8;
TAWELL, =MABEL
arridast.olvei
or gem *Pr*: Jitt .111101451116 ty
; •cz: ..t • 100.41-U,1647
GROCERIEB- & LUMBER
A i ktAriokestoiti.Oltitt s ithc, Lithium"
rr
aTima
FRE Tr (ILBBUsto.pa.
uROCERIEs
every week tram the C 44, Itrotgitone, Dried ma
Orion Fruits °tall kinde,ahraye on band; at "limes
rate*.
YLOIIII,CORN URAL, Cans% ?Oil ClD** YIN
-20AR,50.1 pl 3 OP ALL KINDS, oANDLia.
NOTIONS, CONIFIOTIONARIISS,
BROOMS, &c.; also,
L TIMBER,
nob wrilaantllng, Potty, lOW%los, Plank, to., coati
fully on band.* lowaot Hying elites. Call and SOO.
Juno 24.—tf.
JOSEPH GILLESPIE,
Dealer in Flour, Groceries,
Notions, &c.,
GETTYSBURG , PA ., 1
NVITES tb. attest lon of the public to their large
1. stock of Guxle. ■t the old stand. on York atreet.
next tkoor to the Globe lan. consisting of the beet of
GROCERIEs,
gagars, Syrape. Molars.. Coffoes, Ted', Spices, Salt
kc.; the
BEST BRANDS OF FLOUR
•
the market, with Hama, Droolders, Bldes, Fish,
Dried Fruits,Confectloos, Ac. Also,
N 0 T 1 . 0 X S
•
la grant tarlaty; Cedar sad Willow-ware, Stem.
ware. Crockery-ware, 'Baskets. &gar., Tobacco*,
and a tkoacatal sad ontother articles.
nice and fresh, always for sale.
GILLUM Co. will spare no effort to please, and
are confident of being able. to do so by constantly
keeplug • full and choice stock, and selling at the
very lowest profits. COUNTRY Pionrcz wanted, either
for the cash or in exchange for goodn, highest market
price allowed. JOIMPH & GI LLESPI E,
June 17,1868.—t f
11-111. MARTIN,
Wholemale•ud Retuif Dral, iu
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
A large lot of Groceries that I am Felling Cheap
for Ca b
and others
CHOICE Lipuovs,
Old Rye Whisky' eiyht yearn Ola
Verg Old - Prcnidt Brandy
ALL OTHER KINDS (F LIQUOR'S,
A general wortment of DITTERE. emong vr Ich i•
311obler'll /for!, Bitten,
pure Liquors for Medical pur
polle. At WM. J. MARTIN'S.
Table Cutlery, Glassware, Queens-
WARE. ..tr., RE WM. J. MARTIN'S.
April 30,T5t19
Will. BUYER &
DEALERS IN
GROCERIES, NOTIONS,
- TOBACCOS,
Stone, Wooden and Willow Ware
list.A general assortment of
all Goods usually kept in
- a FAMILY GROCERY.
Dec. 4. 1867.-t f
BARGAINS
GROCERY
IN GP.TTYSBITRG
JACOB W. CRESS
H ATING °paled a new Grocery, in Gettysburg', on
the north-west corner of the Public Square,
has lust received a splendid assortment of FERRI
GROCERIES
including Sugars, Coffee. Molasses, m Syrnp, Teas,.
Spic, Tobacco, Salt, Fish,Hams, Shoulders, Also,
QUEENSWARE, CONFECTIONS,
Nu ts,F r tri ts,Sos ps, Fancy Ar t icles and Not lOW gener
ally We will also keep on hand FLOUR and FEED
STUFFS.
Raving purchased for CASH, I am prepared to-
se;l very cheap. Give tne a call and Judge for your
selves.
Sept. 2.5.1867.-tt
GROCERY.
WM. B. MEALS lIAS OPENED A.
Grocery, Vegetable and
Notion Store
at hie incidence adjoining Meals t Brother's Becht&
;ard, in
EAST YORK STREET
where be le prepared to sell as cheap aa the chimeras
anything in Moline. Give na a call.
March 19.1169—tf
tat and gamma Al's.
VALUABLE FARM AT •
PRIVATE E.
The undersigned, Executrix of the will of JA SAL M2l
TOWN/Ws deceased, in accordethes with said will,
now offers at Private Sale, the valnabigo tint on
• which she now resides, belonging to Os Mrs of
James Townsend, ettnatat In Raiding township, AO.
arcs co., Pa., about 1;4 miles north of IhompteM, fur
miles from York So Iphor Springs and' 34 mile from
the Raitimore and Carlisle pike, containing 201
ACRSBeinore or lest Thigh commonly known as
the "Old Bound Rill Fermi." It is mostly of the
granite soil, has been heavily limed and manured,
and la In high state of cultivation. There are abou t
160 Acres of good fanning land, and 40 Acres of good
timber. The farm is well watered with springs and
running, water; a neveo-failing spring of eacellent
water about 25 yards from lb. door; also, another
very large and strung spring about% mile nom the
house, from which the Water runs .to the bons, con
tinually, &reed by a. hydraulic Ram, which has been
in successful operation for over twenty years. There
in a barrel of excellent water standing In the kitchen
all the time, satiable kw cooking or washing. Prom
the hotels the water Is carried by lead pipe to r
trough in the barn yard, thus furnishing plenty •., "r
water all the time for all the stock. The bulidir ge
are a large two-story STONE DWELLING aor.,aTc,
a good sized Stone Barn • large framed Stable w i t h
stabling for 6 horses; ' Ray Niows, Straw She d, kr.,
Wagon Shed, Grain Roam Mackin, Hones gh,„, ,
Smoke Roue, Spring Blouse, Hog Rouse, ar
necessary buildinge—ari ender pine shtnr,is soft
There is a No. 1 Apple Orchard In good beer .ing order ;
also, Peaches, Pear., Plums, Cherries, b „, In abund
ant*. This desirable hum is very coarenientl,y loca
ted In regard to Churches, School r , ouses, Stores,
Grist Mille, Saw Mills, Blacksmith, 81,op t ,
All persons desirous of purchase:at; each a germ are
respectAdly Milted to call and ar.amlne ter them.
s e ism. They will And Itasrep • zw,nted. Terms easy
end reasonable.
Illidny person desiring day farther information,
(Bit Is not convenient for them to call,) may obtain
ft by letter, by addressing
MARY T. WWI PEND, Rgeeurtig,
lone 18,1869.—Jena Rampton, Adams co, P.
WEST:ERN
PRE-EMPTION LANDS.
I HAUL ON 'RAND A,.11,
TRACTS
OF No 1,
mond hand, PTIMEIIOIOIII 14011 locate!! neer Zall•
reada,Connty Powas, &a., In well rattled neighbor
hood., which T willed!, or excitants at a felt pie
tot Zeal agate& Adanneoenult*, Pa..
Feb.l,lB6ll.—if
WOOD F9p.
800 CORDS OAS,
200 HlolloB7w-
4T B.A.MDQ.E'S M./ * / 81§.
1111-Prio•jtudSalrcordoatbofT ad,
elottlybOrg, 211,13118.•—ti . ea*.
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mum DmakuITIMEISTORY'
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*Mt 11 0 4 1 ,0%
casaitetarg . `! 1 4 , 10 114 , 4 C 40,14 "
14.—tt
IILIZ2
EA
BUTTER AND EGGS,
ALSO,
at the new
J. W. eltEB2
010. ABICOLD
srikarile,
taiwegi
Raiwitatert drat,
raincsor
Till /37 &&&&& .•;
. 14 7 Mornillg,•44,oo rl
t pall orltlbla Hai vie'
t inged until all areitegv
Con of th•pablisliets.
t ovitttutttaneintaK
II beraiieductleillin,
fiat by the vim:tali/told*
tic.' bilaserWot
UpOtt.
airrh. elrealstair
half) sr pr thatithatiftlke
Is Adausseoesty;iimAilit
caanot beezcalled.••-.
.• Weitz titian**.
oad at NI/retie.
oto, so" la Iviiry Tarbotffio"
hurt make. 'forint CMS
OPFII3fAL
• •
ere tideslJudge—.Rotrin't ekurer
A :Jock' te Judger—Jolt - a -
Peol 4 ono4arie--.lnooti
Rviaeralid liitantier,•l1 Ce 4.
rk COMIti-4.. W.
Dufrict .Ittorneye-Wat. A.
Treasurer—il. D. Width's:
35erif—Pli II Ip Hann.
Censer—Dr. W. J. Nracinr.
Su eve y or-4 owe D. Kern% •
(Nes otos toners —34llostan
%Masa. Cterki-4
McClean. Pkysiciasatir
Directors of teir - Plimalen4 ,
Monism lo Donelleicr.
U. WAr. Tettainsh
tet—J. C. Nally. PAM
A oaci lbws—Han ry L.Bre a,
G. 116.'7.
softouoiroia
ilargest—C. ii Buehler:-
coancii—W. Hut
w. Cress, lobar' wasto r .4.
":Clerk—F. D. Dapliora.
Constables—George W Walk ,
SAna I Directors-- Ara. Gals
W•rrea, Jobs It. Neatest
A. M. limner. 3•CIAIT
Tr..agurgr-6.0. fakaisto
President-o*oz'. I 'papa. '
Csshirr—J. Mawr) , Hatt. • -
Toner—Henry S. klettuar.
Drirmlors—tiOofir• 8.011111.,
Wirt, Dtrid. With, David
.1 tarry, William D. Itimmat
Samson.
FIRST NATIOSAL
President—George bream-
Ca sh r—O eorg e Arnold.
feller—Sameel Boatman.
Directors—George Throne, On
Brough„ Jobe Ilenter Geo •
felano,Joba Welton!:
zrn muss pa .
LBchlck. - • ,
B !;retzry—Williazu IL mods.
Try zilrer—Alex•wler Cope
V. 'sea—John Kapp. J. L
ile 'rip, ip.u.rle.r, George LI
llovAuder Colman.
LO kYaCOCIM NM UAL
Pres 1./gni—George Swop*.
Vice Pre/ideal-4** a. I •
Secretor y—David ,tankikhr.
Trensiirer—lgwarg use
LePcislive aminittc4-4kibiort
Picking, Jacob Col.:.
LUNN COUXTI•OII.Iti
Pr , sadent---Samnel Herbst.
Vie. Pe.sid , nta—Wllllais
Cxre,ip ,rs 16 ny
Tr< “arer—D4witi Will*.
Wl , l 19,1-I,l* B. WilsOn
Mon tzahn, Yrndprick
nro.e, John U. ilea/aka.
Pr , lid , lo—EJward G. napes
Pr , sid , nt—Willissq A. Da
B.4r•tary—John Y. 311cErnosy.
Ireasurer--Juhn Culp.
Nancip,s—J. W. C. 011011.. i,
U. Ketvllehart, Wm. P. Atklp
OAS CORP
Pe, nestock
ry.11 , % in. A. Dune is.
011itinef.
Ituntibit. M.
Itipt
W 000.
Pre ni-4) rof w.ltelialid •
S. , 'eta r raw" Tr r,ts toilikatt
nager.-11. W. McCialikar,
...ell, 11. J. II tattle, •
&TTTOSOII4II •
SeDestralor—Rubert 1100•117',
r,t.sr y a ad TrtaSSirellililid
Tr.tin. depart
•mire
tr.iin mai:etch:do
i.hnrc tat Ktstarci and W. ..
tr.tia with H 4111911,06,
AgßiettAnONS
Get:y, Ltd y,, 50.124. I. 0. 0.
Cr. - 1141e mud Kai itinnt te j on
Ey:unit...it, No. lA/.
19w.' II ill, Idt nod :kl.ifonday
f;,, ~ 4 1 u. 2 e.t.a n Lodge, Ye. 33
Caritille Aid R tilroad streets,
in etch month.
Gen. R rynotds Lodge, .18011.
in ire reet, .very Monday - 41v
$., y q IS Tribe„ t).31.
11 111. every Friday evening.
P,Jt .Va. R aux 141 •
,riory iitturtiny evening.
1.1 Divison N.. '214 3. it*
Rai Iding, every Wodarday av
Lo:heran,(Christ's)--rawkor,
Services by P rofessors Oireo
[ornately, Sabbath macula
Wed iseetlay ...minx. Darin
erecting sor•ice omitted.
L•t;lte n,( St. Ja mase)--Rag, B.
4.bimith morning aa4'
,lay evening.
J(ltnlist 11:
Shaver. Services Sabbath-in
and Thursday seining.
pr,,byteriaa—Rev. A. MB
morning and aver:till. and W'
Gerinun Reformed—Rev. • Ir
vi cm, Sabbath morning Silk ay
evening.
CatAttr— lie,. Joseph 8011.
sAbbatha morning and site •
United i'regbyteriatt.-14T.
by special appointtnenata.
trottosionzi g
M. KRAUTR,
er
e lam. Gettyeburg. Ps. Coll
bush:out promptly .herded to.
Oltlee on Baltimore street, soot
June IS, lanu-tt
DDMcCONA UGH
• Law, °Eike °oedipar west
etore, Chitotberstiorg street.
Special ttteotioo given tep
Settlement or Ili•takes. Llt i•
claims to l'eosione, Bounty, Back
agelnet U. duitap,st all times yir•
ly attended to.
tad werreuts It..ented,andl.sto
In toweend other w titeiten
Jane 18,11169.-tf
J. COVER, ATI'
LAW,..„prOraptlyikstsa
•11,attar UuslueseentrustedtahLO
ace between VallnegtOCk sad
oon .tarei,d4ltlrnure 'trim:4,Bldt
May 29.1867•
VID A. BITE
Y tr LAW, will proemial
tiont •n 1 ell other businesneet
wirJales it tilsre•ldenceliltbst
)ppostte the Loan Muni. [Oct
DAVID WILLS,
AT LA.W.OnIce b
corcer orCeotreelquats.
.tlar 29.1867.
D R. H. S. HUBER.,
S. S. Cbrrter qf Chambersberomid
oPPOIZTI C 0... TATIVII MAO
Jana 11, 11100.-1 i
DR. J. A. ARMSTE
Haring locatsCet PrilW
to all brattobee of hie prohrekeei.
hie office when Dot profeeellotiallye
blcErnowerroww. P• On, _ • •
Adams county, P►, J'
D •
R. J. W. Ct. O'NEA
Ham hie Oates at hts ratan'
etreet.two doors abov•nisthaaptlav
Gattymborg,May29,lloll.
JOHN L. HILL, M.
Office In Chambersburg West,'
Eagle Rotel,
OBTTYSB1:110), PION
illirilaving been In constant - 1i
patients can be moored of good mot
DR. WM. STALLSM
tit, having locatad •lerVet
Orrice, to the , 011 too la Tor
opposite the Globs Inn. where w
at t sod to any woo within tbio •
Persons la went of fall or partial"
I ted tocal I. Terms ressoaable.
April 11,18611,--If
DR. C. W. BE .
j7AI3 114111,1111 D the Prectimo of It
ILTLISTOWN, sod minors his mot el
Oaks et his bosom, mother of Imo* •
Foundry alley, near the Whoa&
even to Skin Mums. , (Littlest
Mahn and NW
REM-OT:,
• The firm of glom 4 Mo Cud/sr
North Baltimore street, noz!r
Stare. W. baTOOII hand •cb Wt+;
CLOOKS, .
(Gold sad alloor,i
JEWEL
of mu Wads sad !stoat itylas. Stlvai
aleo, Ito Gold, Silva and 8
13PBC TAC
of tbe beet staimbetare.
lonsassialelypialulesoul.. Vienna
Ica.,
Amid tipenivegi*
paatilnar
alum of ems.
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