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of rozhish it honorable: and hmsdable.
and Niesealy fah* ertn
orgothbrwhich toot& he thrtneras - a role
a berrediehrr than a heierheiary; arid stig
readtioes ea-Zonation* an irho
d°l4.***Of*MtObtrlP to Pe P mdgedea
and inerleme et' lastrial woUth. The up
right, able lawyer, the - skfflftd
plAffith; the Alone, lovini(ckrgymencare
woridng men, airtruly and quite as nobly,
as though " they were wood cooper! or
luicklayent.:He wir by whatever means
helps to diminish the fearful aggragAo -et
hpronuree, sin, and suffering in the world
and diffuse instead knowledge, Time - and
happiness, is worthy of ail honor, and far
from me be the wish to discourage and -de
grade bin;. And yet I hold it the duty of
every - hither to look well to the physical
and industrial training of his sons and
daughters, to see that each of them is early
inured to some form of manual labor, and
thoroughly_ trldned to efficiency in some
pursuit which ministers- irectly to the ma
terial physical l umis of mankind. *rea
sons for this I:l:Action are summed up as
follows :
1. The (remand for intellectual labor, or
its products, aid even for mercantile cape
ciiieS, execlvilogly capricious. In a sea
son of commercial prosperity, a great city
affords employment, to thousands of- clerks,
doorkeepers, teachers of • music, language,
ect., who will nearly all be left high and dry
by the ebb of the tide. War, pestilence, a
bad harvest, a business revulsion, throws
them suddenly out of employment, and no
merit of ev Alienee on their part can avert
the catastrophe. I would have every one
so armed and equipped for the battle of life
that if soddenly unhorsed he can fight on
"efficiently and undismayed on foot.
The professions are fearfully over-crowd
ed. A "westem village is half peopled by
doctors, lawyers and clegymen who have
rushed in ahead of tile expected flood of
emigration. Like miners of the Sierra Ne
vada or Rocky Mountains they have staked
out their claims, and are waiti4 for others"
to come and help develope and work them
to mutual profit. But, "Ville- the grass
grows the seed starves." Whatever may be
their fArtung ten or twenty years hence—and
event( AreSionstautly interposiig to blast
their saigulne hopes—doctor, lawyer, mitt-
iiye.often winning but a meagre, pre
carioneVapport foie die present "I cannot
dig; to beg I am ashamed," is the corn-
plaint which many would utter if they could
afford to be frank and outspoken. 'Thous
ands suffer and stagger on, oppressed by
want and ever increasing debt, who would
gladly take refi/ge in productive industry,
if they had been trained to familiarity with
pitchforks and plow handles. They would
outgrow their present ernbarrarameuts if It
were not for the new doctors, lawyers and
clergymen annually ground out to compete
with the% for practice or parishes, and
whose training is as helplessly one-sided as
their own. I would qualify the profession
al men who shall henceforth be trained for
a broader and more assured usefulness than
that of their elderbrethern.
2. New York city sviarins with hungry,
needy, shivering, cowering, cringing fellow
mortals, all eager, imploring, in hopeless
quest of "something to do." To the 're
proach of what passes for edication, I must
- say that s majority of them have had - con=
siderable money spent in schooling them
for lives of - usefulness.. They ire quilled,
I presume, to keep, books or copy manu
scripts, to teach languages or act as gover
ness, or follow some other of the frightfully.
overstocked vocations. But when I say to
one of thorn, "The work you seek Is posi
tively noko be had, since ten want to do it
where otwants it done ;- you must strike
off Into- e broad, - -free-tormtry,- -and ask
farmst atterfarmer to give you work until
‘ you find it," the general response, "I know
nothing , of farming,".strlkes on myßar like
.1 knell. Even at imams when the farmers
were intensely flurried by their summer
harvest, and ready to pay largely for help
that was not hindrance. I have known our
city to be thronged mitt - weary, sad peti
tioners for "something to do." If our edu-'
cation were not a blunder or a fraud, this
would not be.—Hearth and Home.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT.-A San Francisco
correspondent of the' St. Louis Democrat
writes : The Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany has commenced the construction of
fifty fruit care, which will be Ventilated in
all directions by funnel air pumps, wire
screens, &c., and are to be built with a
special view to the storage of fruit, so as to
allow a free circulation - of ear.' We have a
surplus of almost every fruit to which you
can give a name. At some not very dhthint
day our tropical and semi-tropical prodda
done, such as oranges, lemons, limes, cit
rons, dates and bananas, will be important
items of export. Meantime for a few years
It is Owl grapes Which. we can best spare,
and as we can supplf the Eastern market
with them from July tel Christmas, and even
into the winter, we eXpect a huge demand.
In some California counties now wine is
cluripes. than rank l y As to grapes, they
have hardly definite value at all, and get
down tolive poundsor mitre for twenty-five
cents in - San Francisco itself at the height
of the amnion. The! large and more lus
cious of our numerous varieties of table
gapes cannot failtst attract attention in the'
Rest I should suppose that it will be pro- -
litabletoilell thew at fromlwenty to sixty
oehte r sumirding to quality, a pound In New
York ? and that they will hecome, a 'good
guititutlon. '
Tim fermis near Muscatine (Lois) have
for ,60018 time been complaining that their
mil Wen milked by_ persons who had no
right to milk them. Those who thought
themselves imposed upon thereby began to
hair( spapiciorndy , 9ptrit , certain of their
netAlban; "bui's disdovery was made the
sth Inst., by tine , of the losers. Soon after
leaving home for his place of brudmul--
11 ,1 1 0 foal atteadon TN M
inded by a large fat hog engaged in'andr
lug a cow which was lying down. The
bovine seemed to think the matter all right
aid reerudied perfectly passive. The por
cine soon; transferred its patronage to an
other cowiwtach did not seem to relish the
eptMitioe Otte so much, and manifested its
*apt' *dation , by getting up and moving
The bog then returned to cow No. 1
and el!eumed business With a grunt of evi
deOlitistattion.
— Ter" - CUriat - Ferhtillek;=Diteiolve
ounces or white soap eat sand' foul
Irundi74 : l ll dlgi viioizaceklrtLot, in twain,
mats haws lather by vat.
basdY ieliii**lll‘ rod. Then intro duce .
Astlies 41nti, them well with the
_ lo l.ort i ni , 11 1uhm- They are next to
be washed tweleara weirs es the hand esi
bear it -
Vole:hiss& --Apply coal ashes on clay
soil belt lg . wet PlOwing• Apply 4 1 the
toll, titter rolling the hod, If 'pulpy._ In
the spring there will be/west amethitighei,
Ibtaltntlierimprdeed aiinntunei idyls*
—4l..o.:Country Gentleman.
Irancanci. correspnyient,
inlaid 66 4 Aormegs ,l 4,' /aim* .00
..glisayoetang:tlie hedge plants half oftadd
jnich*dnn down, a badge fence limn&
other.
ty,.
:witen shied whit nano* tt,
•J- 414 ate,
ismod by a Belgian jden*lf, ittritmise
thelistural productiveness of the soil to the
=lent of 250 per cent. '‘
IST 00.1811 ' . :! - j - 7,f- ti,..'i
=IS
~~
FAHRXSTOCK BROTHERS
HAITI HICISTERD A
AARON STOOL ow
SPRING B • OODB
QIIF&Ni3WASX.
Apr 1130,11169- U
GO TO
DUPH ORN'S
HIS CLOTHS
C HIS CASSIMERS.
C ALL HIS GOODS
BEFORE PURCHASING ELSE-
WHERE IF YOU WOULD
SAVE MONEY.
North-west corner of Square
April 16,1869.-tr
1869. DESIRABLE 1869.
NEW GOODS!
Most Excellent Assortment!
ISELL for very small profits, and
aim at doing a very large Business.
FASHIONABLX SHADES OF FINE SILK POP
LINS. •
FASHIONABLE SHADZSOF FRENCH WOOL POP
LINS.
FASHIONABLE SHADES OF ALPAO7,A POPLINS.
FRENCH CHINTZES. PIQUES, PERCALES AND
LAWNS.
BLACK SILKS. PLAIN SILKS, PLAID SILKS.
SWISS lIIISLINS, SAWNET GOBLINS. CAMBRIC.
BLACK ALPAOO.II. COLORBD ALPAOCA, BLACK
.AILL WOOL MCLAIN.
BISTORI SHAWI.B,O ABGBIRRIFS HA WLS, THI BIT
SHAWLS.
CLOTHS, OASSIMERS,CLOAKINGB,LI NEN DRILL
ING, COTTON ADS.
TABLE COVERS, TABLE LINEN, if AyKIEB, TOW
ELS.
'BALMORAL SKIRTS, HOOP SKIRTS..
PLAIN LINEN lIANDKIRCHIZYS,EMBROIDERED
EANDK secant% HEMSTITCHED HAND-
K XRCEMBFS.
KILN'S, LAMM'. XIBBIB',ECIIILDRIN'BO LOVES,
AND STOCKINGS.
ammtautly receiviag the latest styles of
Dress and Palmy Goods. My mock comprbms every
thing usually found la• Irst.class DRY GOODS
won, to which I invitotho attention of the public,
looling assured that I can safely childless* compari
son with all other Storm Is fitiality ofg.odsaad low.
awes ofprios.. - J. L. SCHICK.
Ge ttyba rg, Pa., Jan. 1A,1169.—t r
610,000 itE WAIO !
s'To.B-B EN TER E
Rebert & Elliott's Store,
IN GETTYSBURG,
T2TAB entered Let We* and • large luantity o
VV- Dry Goods, Notions, Queenanaseend Carpet's,
taken.
The partlegare me known, but hare thoe far so
pped arced., ea they left eteenbacks In exchange for
the Goode.
The persons who took the Goode are very welt
sanded that they received more or better Goode toe
their money than they could have cot at soy other
store.
Come one I Come one I
sod oruoine oat largo wortneot of
SILKS,
GINGHAM'S,
LAWNS. •
ALPACCAS, cltm,
CLOTHES
CA aSI7IIIIIIES,
TN REDS,
JEANS,
VigTINOS, (to.
Alsor 0 111. 440 .W•digial Irninrard. Quenon/are, and
Orwrarythleg bateet,ll
sc h i etelo tn a bo serel art
1111111/11111116 the Nee* to opposite the Ocreithetee,
hiptteeore *eel, sad tile* oer melte le, Pak Desllei
sod Soma 1714 U 6 t 7
," • Meru ladi.-1
NEW SPRING £ND SUMNER
GO D S
AT PETERSBURG.
aBrEsT -BO WBES
(Iliimpirors tie IL Eltudinr,)
Wirs i ll a sdat inw= Plerjaldrailri th l:
lirsosametant 14
SPRING k BPDIER 000b8,
onsisiiNg is part ot Om% Os.•
wid sa lP• a nlonnto 611111be n Or
P al E W W a ds • I M
Itnousemonnome al. Or
Pl* 10,1notdotnn 11011 tans
sal mil se sollotat opine ti mi l l A
Wants osit Ilionnono to saw
pot•114•1 11 naltkro ' lan Illigetaid
o• unlenold*, say tribe analy.
MIR It MIMS
April 103,1601.
1:11
EDE
;NV - 01) Oils /71
;- ..: 412, *.
':.,
ti 1
Selling,at BettemPribeS-.
'That are doersio time' prices.
NOTHINB ' STOO*II3IOB, GLOVIL HAMMEL
CHILYB, kC.,
That are dumper than aver
SLLE, GLASS AND OTHER LOESS BUTTONS,
Ta groat
HOOP SKIRTS, DiHISNTS, PHOTEC.TORP AND THN
NNW"DAN'T BREAK 'NW' OOHS ET CLASPS,
All necessary to get dresses tout nicely
Don't bay Winn you got toy prime
CARESIUERI3, COTTONADEB, NMI, Ac.,
To which I Italie 'examinatinn in
NN,Price and Quality.
IU-A T S
All thd latest Sitiug and Summer Styles
SHOES
Of all kinds. In Shoes I can say that I keep the beat
class of goods that are kept In Adel' county.. , Those
who hate tried to get cheap Shoal elsewhere' soon
learn that they have wasted their money
April 16.-tf
NEW SPRING & SUMMER
GOODS
AT ARENDTSVILLE, PA.
• e
TOBIAS R. COVER
I_ll - AVIN6 opened a new store, in Areodtsrllle, bee
Just returned from the city with a splendid as
sorthu3nt of
CAILPETB.
PRY aooDs,
GROCERIRS,
QUEENSWARE,
HARDWARE, 41c.
flaying purcbaeed my entire stock for cask. lam
prepared to sell very cheap. Give me a call and Judge
for yonivelves. T. R. COVIII.
May 28. -6m
gook , gkugo, Iffleditinto.
69.
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Drugs & Family Medicines
PATENT MEDICINES,
LIQUORWAND WINES FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES,
PURR BPIORB AND FLAVORING =num,
DYES AND DYE STIIPSB,
SOAPS, PERFUMES AND TOILET GOODS
INKS, WRITING I'LIJIDS AND BTATIONDRY
PHYSICIAN'S PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY RE-
WEB ACCURATELY PUT UP
PaYSICIANi AND COLINTHY MERCHANTS FICP-
PLIED AT REDUCED RATES.
Fonley's Horse Powders
-the beet and ebeapeet for Horses, Cattle and Swine
Other Horse Powder* of approved makes.
HUBER'S 9
Baltimore Street, Gettysburg, Penn' a
Jun* 11, 11160.—1 f
A. D. BUEHLER
DRUG it , BOOK STORE;
CIIMIBERSEURG STREET,
STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS,
DRUGS AND MiDICINES,
PERFUMERY AND TOILET SOAPS
OOUNTRY MERCRANTE auppl led at wboloaal
city prices.
Pet,. 12.—tt
DR. R. HORS; ER
will Teatime the practice of Medicine. Office at hie
DRUG STORE,
lIT - ICTIAMBERSBURO ST., GETTYSBURG
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PATENT MEDICINES, STA-
'HONEST, PERFUMERY, SOAPS, TOILET AR•
TICLES, DYE STUFFS, PURE SPICES, ie.
DR. R HORNER'S DIARRH(Et MIXTURE,
for Cholera Mortius, Colic, Dlarrhces, Cramps, Sisk
Stomach, kc. Full directions with every bottle.
July 9, 11369741
DR JAMES CRESS,
DRUGGIS r,
Store in Brant's Building, Ballo. st.,
•
LIT'rLESTOWNI
. •
HAVING opened s new DRUG
STORE sad fitted,ll up to the brat style, I offer
my stock of put* and fresh Drugs to the cl oses, of
lattlestown and vicinity at the lowest market rates,
consisting in port of
Drugs and•Pansily• Iffedieines, Par •
Liquors for. Medicinal Purposes,.
r Patent ' Afedieines Horse
Powders,
Pure. filifemt, Dyes end Dye Stab, Perfumery,
Toilet &ape and Panty arifeles. 1 full asec•rtionot of
Brushes, Stationery of all kinds, Cigars, Tobaceo and
Snuff.
Milfqfpore'i illectraldagnetk Soap will wars with
hard or soft water, cdld or warm. Clothes washed
with this Sosponne udo beautifully whit* without
boiling or blueing. This Is the best Soap in use. Try
lb. It is imirrontad not **injure the handsor hbric.
Littlestown, they 111.—ly JAMIE CRISS.
gottli; and Ntotattrauto.
E A-0 I, B H2O,TE L.
Thilarmot Mt mootomliodtotto to
, • i
pltrriptßUßG, PENNA.
110111.1 OF ONAW3IIBIOI4 AND WASHINGTON STUNTS
JOBN Z. TATS, Proprielon
ArjpiOlpstiball,for PaasengiTs and Baggage, runs
to the Deoot, ouarriTalßaddepartureofßallßoid
Tr* a s Chirshibrarrlals,itulmaaimitlea,zip".
Kay ti, 111111.—.
KEYSTONE HOTEL.
w*. E. MYKREI, PROPRIETOR.
Jrt-ci W '0"1"E rr .
. -
TRle f ie anew Hoy", and basbeen
ilttat ap II the mat' approved style.- Ito
*Mica: a IP** .o" d v eteet t t tS_ 11144 the
aort.tmisirea portion #ia tolre. !very sneer.
Inset lies bees aoadileirdasiieliermodattosarat soils
aed putt, with l4wwl:4ow sisicaw.—Zits
riPoiNodi, °4l4 "finallj , j _ . 4 , 16111
we !hall use every i;adeavor to -MOW
a towropes ior r ilideaidrialiaidatediadpiiblie t aad
dadlyeelidt waits otpabl/opetreogge;
Idep Ma.
. GZI'TYBBY'.#,
DDT GOODS ADD DRUB 0000$,
PARABOLA AND ITMBREIAAB,
JUNE 69.
Naar the Diamond.
Ala°, Dealer la
IiATTYSBURG,
. • ...*;; - oit:j,/a
g€.
t
tOTo
REM
G4O.NoaRTS'—If you want
ILA a laaidonabla 114 T or OAP.
G 0 TO NOBRIS'—If you want
..s NEOLTDI, or oxtd PAPS"
COLLAS end WPM
G 0 TO MORRIS'—If you want ,
anything In the. GENTLEMEN'S LINE, for
he heetelnotlilag but Gentlemen's wear, and has the
LABONST STOCK IN THE COUNTY.
GO TO NORRIS'—If you want
a toed pair el HOME MADE GAITERS, war
rooted to give:vatiateetion or Money REFUNDED.
CUNNINGHAM
Has Jast relived a large supply of
SPRING GOODS ,
• Consisting of
COATS , PANTS , VESTS,
OF ALL STYLES AND - SIZES. ALSO,
SHIRTS,
Trunks, Valises, Umbrellas,
and a great it'd large variety of
NOTIONS, MUSICAL LNSTRUME.NTS,
CLOCKS, WATCHES,
TOBACCO and CIGARS ,
aU of which Will be sold at short profits sad warrant
ad to please. Clive him a call at his store on B.ltl
- street,(Picking's old 13tsuid)pear the Diamond.
April 9,1869.—tf
CLOTHING,
Hats and Caps,
• toots and Shoes.
E W F I R M!
COBRAN OUNNINGIIAIif
evaJost received from tb• City a new and large
1.1. stock of
CLOTHING,
HATS & CAPS,
-BOOTS & SHOES,
NOTIONS, &c.
The goods base all been selected with great care and
With a desire to meet the wants of this community.
The public will find the goods to beat the best quality
and the
LATEST STYLES.
One and all are invlOid to call at our Store, on Bola 4
more street, Gettysburg, nearly opposite /abnestock
Bros. -- R. C. GOBBAN,
JAB CIINNINGLIAIf.
April l6.—tf
GOODS FURNISHED
AND
Garments made to order,
B
W. T. KING
York Street, Gettysburg, Pa.
\Jan 15. 1889.—tf
LADIES' HATS,
Always toe latest styles out, and at lowest prices
RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS, WREATHS,
FLOWERS, &c.,
New Goods every week during the season, •t
R. B. WOW'S' Stare,
Corner York street and Diamand
April 18.—Sin
CLOTHING ! CLOTHING !
NEW AND LARGE ARRIVAL!
J. BRINKERHOFF, corner of the Diamond and
York street, has/act returned from the city-with an
enamel', attractiveassortment of
CLOTHING FOR FALL t HINTILB WEAR.
which he will idiot inch prices as cannot fall to
take theta of very rapidly. Call and Judge for year.
selves; To look at the excellent material, titaleful
cutting. and neat end mtbstantial sawing, and then
to gmelds law pckno—callers cannot belphut buy,
when they us It so much to their interest to do so.
He has Coate, Pants, Vests , o s tyles and mated.
ale;
Hats, Bootawnd Shout;
Shirts, of all kinds, oelery, Gloves, Ilandker.
chiefs. Neck Ti... Orange. L leen snd Fovea:oilers.
Suspenders. Brushes, Combs ;
Trunks, Valises, Cmbrellss,Poekat Knives, Begirt,
Smoking and Chewing Tobarcoe,Plpes,iltationery.te.
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, with a thousand sad
one otherarticles, entirely too numerous todetmlia
a newspaper adrertisement.
He- asks the attention of the public totals new
stock. confident that it will pl/—and no onecan
or willsell cheaper. Don't:argot e piece—corner
ofYork streetandTh•Dhunond.o tysbnra.
N0v.d.18611.-tf JACOB BILINICIRSOFF.
JOSEPH JACOBS,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
ORAMBERSBURG Erraner, GETTYSBURG.
-
PRE amdaridgned, of the UM Arm of Gee. Jambe
Bru, would most respectfully Inform his
Blends mui thipublie generally, that he has vaned
• Merchant 'EsiTerirscestablishment In Chambersbnig
street, next deer to 'Rapid plate, and three doom east
of the Rolston, Ilanmorhere he will be happy 10
"It "au who may Potroltai hlm. His stock of
CLOTHS, CASSllditlts, TrarriNos, nzinnwas,
Ye., Re, key
will be found claim said chimp—very desirable to rs
feet from. All kinds of Goode Ibr reile—Mbetbor be
manubieturee or lot.
GOODS MADE UP with - ttlapatelr u well "bon
bought at otbor datum at bto own. The *ay boat
work will balts sad substantial sawing
--and ziaadas. bo domed too' mutt trouble to
secular la ataxy also:
The Wait 'Now lark Pultbraa riptaban! roothowL
Cutting dock aa .
• share ortsallUaiSsoasg• talicltai, sad ao sf•
kits spared to - 6*mM
April 111.—tr lOUPE JAOO3B.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
NEW, ZETABLisirmszirr.
-. •
rrallabotersbpod has erected a sow bettblfeclbr
A a Soot. sod lbo• Bitsbliebeeont, oo COrilds
PewolicebeliUpoOliltotion, to liettrftri, wbere be
dant* Nally
Boots,'Elwes Ga_iters, blip-
puma. t r t v ea St e.,
Onleetaignstl tt
s 4Holmotaisstetritielobo*moll,
laelift Wicket no enallsetprobea.
TOMILIM, of Eke boat otateeido.
else falt-llMMkjoilE
111 orWirose
We; olikor yot once billto be
J01e1T41.11.-17 JOHN ig •
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' ' licidrertgeltillog• -P11.444'. ' ' ' . '''
"i4lf you **nt.
TOINC MIX!, oppognz Tux BANK
-II .1* received from the City • large liaort- 1
et
r .
840. T
GENT.t4EMEN LADIES tc, CHIL
DRENS' :WEAR
Consisting of Calf &Ilip Boots,
Congress & Balmoral Gai
ters, &e.
Made in latest styles and of best mate-
We also MANUFACTURE TO ORDER, all kinds
of BOOTS AND SHOES—the work being made up
of best materials and by fret elan workmen. The
senior partner has been in the basinssa for over 15
Lea" silliFlunonally superintends all work made up.
we respectfully Invite the attention of the public to
out - establishment, and hope by strict attention to,
business end by selling •t lowest,caeh p Hoe., to give
entire satistiction.
Aptlll6, 1389. -tf
Fine Custom Made
BOOTS AND SHOES
All the LEADING STYLES on hand or made to
mama re. Prices fixed at LOW InGtrltES. An Mao.
rated Price Lilt with Inetraetione for self measure-
men t sent on receipt of Post °Moe sddress
August 21,1888 —ll
forwarding gizmo.
LOOK HERE 1.
r 'HE
undersigned has leased the
Ware bounon the corner of Stratton.treet rind
the Rallroad,Gektyaburg ? Pa.. and will carryon th
Grain &Produce Business
In allttabranches. The bigbest prices will always
be paid for Wheat, Rye,Corn,Osts, Clover and Ttruo
thy needs, Plitseeti, Sumac, Hay and Straw, Dried
'Pratt, Nnts,Boap, Ilanns,ebonlders and aide*, Pota
toes, with eSerything else in the country produce
GROCERIES
constantly for sale, Coffees. Bssgars. Molasses. Syr
ups, real. Spice., Salt, Chime°, Vinegar, Suds,
Mnstard, 11 torch, B rooms, Bucket k
•. ac
te. Also, COAL OIL, Fish Oil, Tar, de nem of all
kinds; Spikes and Balls; Smoking and Chewing To
bacons.
Be Is always able to supply a Cm rate article
of Floarorlth the differrentilnds of Feed.
Also,Ground Plaster. IsltbGnanosand otberfertlll
sem. COAL. by the bashol,tomo r carload.
ii. will also run a
LINE of FREIGHT CARS
•
toNo.lo.sNorth Howard street, BALTIMORE. and
No. 811 Marked street, PHILADELPHIA. AU goods
vent to sitbel place willbe received and forwarded
promptly All goods should be marked "CILKUP
CAL.
April 2,1589.-t.
NEW FORWA ix DING
AND COMMISSION HOUSE.
AVING purchased the extensive
Warehoue, Can, ho., of CCl.r k FAINSLIAW,
the undereignod Inland Wean-7 on the basinese, on•
der the firm of Btattax I Co., at the ohl 'tend on
the corner of Washington and lianroad street.. on.
more ecale than heretofore.
scrA regular line of Freight Cars sill tears out
Watebalse every TUESDAY NOON. and artOtn
mo.lation trains will be run as occasion may requite
By this arrangement w are prepared to convey
Freight at all times to cud from Baltimore. All
business of this kind entrusted to us, will be pr.rnpt
ly &flooded to. Our cars ruts to the Warehouse of
Stevenson k &ma; 165 north Howard street, Balti
more. -Being determined to pay good prices, sell
asap and drat fairly, we invite everybody to give
us • call.
==l
M'CURDY & HAMILTON,
FLO UR, GRAIN, GROCERIES; &c
rpm: undersigned are payinant th,ir Ware-honee,
1. In Carlisle street,adJolnlng Duel,let's Ilan. the
hightst priersfor
FLOUR, WHEAT. RYE, CORN, OATS, BUCK
WHEAT, CLOVER ANDTIMOTHY-SEEDS,
and invite producers to give them scan htfort selling
They ba.e constantly on hand tor sate,
A LARGE SITPPLY OF GROCERIES,
Molasses,Byrups,CriftesiScipire, kc.,With Exit Fish
Oils,Ter, Wasps, Bacons t 4 Lsrd, Tobsocon, kc. Also
the best bratidiof FLUUIi, with FEED of •11. kinds
They k ewise e
SEVERAL VALUABLE FERTILIZERS,
Ltoloth. raniftc Guano, Rhodes' Phosphate and A
a Mexican Gulno.
Whilst they,pay the highest market prices fors , '
they buy, they sell at the lowest living profits.—
nay ask a @hereof public patronage, resolved to Ore
satisfaction in eTery Cale.
W
July 3,1857.-tf M. S. HAMILTON
NEW FIRM.
A. E. ECKENRODE
lIAS taken the Wateheuse, lately occupied b
Hann. et Granite Station, on the line of th
Uettyshorg Itallroad,2 mile, from linnteratown, and
Will deal in all Linda of
Grain and Produce ,
girlog the highest market price. I will also keep
contaantly orr hand for al• all kinds of
GROCERIES,
Coffee, Segar, Molasses, Syrups, Team. go., with flel %
limb, Oils, Tar, Soaps, Bacon and Lard, Tobaccos, he
Also, tbebest brands of 'WOE with FEED of ill
kinds; also, Coal.
I respectfully solicit the patronageofourfrlends,
and Invite the pabileto call and examine my stook.
A. 8. 80KINSIODLI
Jan. 22. t
DANIEL GULDEN •
DEALER IN
Dry G(itods f Flour Grain,
•
Grocer Lumber, Coal, &c.
trii2 wadmoisid a trison hand , at kis lffarehonee,
known as 's Station,' In 'Straka° town
ship on the Ha* oftheesitysbari Ha ilroad, all kin&
of
GROCERIES,
Including Burr, Coffee, Holassee, Spice', do., with
Salt lialf.OileiTobacoo,Bacou. Lard, to. Also,
LUMBER AND COAL,
inelndlni ihdlding Stuff, Shingles. Laths,Stovrand
Blacksmith Coal. - Also, Guano, and a large snort
sent of Dry Goode loots and Shoes. Hats and Call
Wall kinds, which halm prepared total' at thelow
ad prices. '
alsopayr the highest market pilot for Floor,
araineCora, Cate, Buckwhsat, Closer and Timothy
deeds, Potahlooke.,or will receive and forward the
*net° Inarketnitomniiiirsion. He respectfully saki
Ws friends and pi public to giro s call;
Aug. 21,136ti-tf DANilavaulam.
sown wisu. r. 1. WIBLI
Joseph Wible & 80118,
PrcKluce,.Dealers, Forwaidilig
and cowini §4ion Merchants,
and IVashiplan
GE't IT R tit 4..
EGOIST cub price paid ibr all kinds of Grain and
*Mk_ tI7 hooding penally. - The lihrbed soak
Pot 17•11trair. Weerrill keep
uT da head ibr Wean kinds of
GRUCE RIES
each ea 8 Maw% Noun, Nohow and Syrup, To
baccos, Soaps nod owsthing =ay kept in
• f r °° 6l 7 Rom.. • •
11142 OF OAR, TO BALTIMORZ.
w"airunauso occon to imittororewookiy, to
voNho me vows *al, Mith it "
cofur :OW rabrporgailiaf. 40" 41
"eh wai, loathe g airy Monday' ad rt
won Via/W*7, • '
ANS 401* . ifiLIMintlair 0001. Day 1.
UDC Oir swig* JO* kr OOP WI rine.
April 9,11161
p vavyyja,....:46,“undersi g Led
Crl64kllitretilo o f lb'
4 41 3 1 4 44../1.110 1 11., DR" ,
.= ll oTilear "bietlige,ll6-1114", h, o l d
Aprili a n d"as , J. 2.4TAILIi.
SAL'
ASlft
(moo•
Halo
DAVID SITZMILLED.,
JACOB A.KITZMILLSB
FOR GENTLEMEN
WII. B. BARTLETT,
33 South Sixth at., abut. Chestnut,
PIIILADELPIIIA
OF ALL KINDS
JOHN CRESS
WM. M.BlOllAld.
ALUANDXRCOBEAN
JAMZ SIOUAN.
DEALERS IN
POTATOES, bc., &c
ROUERT McCURDY,
'I
it „
iikadat ' ' '
l'a adowttbi arateatelliload* .l.
4raybisi, PM limilts,proalkiti .. ,
r-7
E QUM=
, • „ • . . .
Jewellers,
HAT bad madaaspaabd/7 J o4l o l l' ora
and
t o Berta, an WWII - ~...:9°
,sew Stock of i C
-..
_- • , .lil,:c, .. r
t r
ooapbra y
- f _
!bleb are now opened and relaki :, 1
: 5 1 4,110iima
Very .1764 Po* kaost4 ! Cio r
s,
~ogirrtilimpoidirstk. o witritak*Toifiiitiii
NEW , litik; 10011.11111ENWAICI‘
';'.. Atiiiiituileir .t.:4• - ;:. :
.
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Bronzew,k. s ane es.
QC . % ! '•-, . ' WOW -
41
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FINE ELar :-*:4-1NAU
i1...,-,:Az. i.:, ,, ,,, 1 e
Best Nr - S '
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Watcheg,tkuktry 6 4-
A very MI assorfitieit at very '
• MODERATE PRICES.
Tor the present et
819 CHESTNUT ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Mar. 4,1860.-1 y
T 0 MILLINERS AND COUNTRY STORE
KEEPERS.
•
AT E. RIDLEY'S,
EEEM
JOBBING ROOMS,
aram
Yon will find the Largest Stock• of Millinery? and
Straw Goode in this City, and a collection of bargains
not to be found elsewhere.
We cut lengths at Piece Prices.
Boy and Sell for Cash.
EDWARD RIDLEY,
309,311, 311!-:, GRAND, And 68, 68, 70 ALLEN 81'8
CORM STOIII,
Fifth Block East from the. Bowery
NEW YORK CITY.
Third and Second Floors--Retail.
fret Floyr.--Wholesale exclusively.
April
GETTYSBURG RAIL ROAR
TIME TABLE
FIRST TRAIN ;ray, , iett ) II burg at 8
aut.l,onuect, Ilauover JutiCtiol, witb tiaitiogo
lug Nurt It and south, pwoieagers rt.u.cblog Bs/thilore
at 12 20, I'. M., Ilarrisburg at. 12 45, P. M., Philiar
Oda at 4 00, P. M.. and Now York at 7 00, P.
turning, arrive at Getty burg at 12 15,P. it., 11th
pasiengere from Baltimore, Harrisburg, Ac
SECOND THAINlear es G ,, tty.hurg at 12 40 P;
•
•nd connects at Hanover Junctfuo With fait .11rie
31., Philadelphia at 9 00, P. M., New Yurk atl2 (30,P
E==l!lMl
tug Baltimore at 5 0/. P.-31. Returning arrivei a
Gettysburg at 4 15, P. 11.. with passenger• fro
Dana more, Harrisb org, Pt iladeJph ix , &c.
April a, iBB5
READING RAILROAD
SUMMER A R RA-NG EME.N7r,
MONDA 1, 18G9
Great trunk line from the North and Northviest
for Philadelphia, Neer York, Reading, Pottsville.
Tamaqua, Ashland,Slivinokiii, Lebanon, All•ntown,
Easton, Eph rata. Lltiz, Lkr..sB,ter, Columbia, dr. aC•
Trains leave Ilarrieburg t . r New York. as follows:
At 235,5.20 and 5.10 A ..11...1%.25 won:, 2.00 and 10.55
P. M., connecting with similar Trains on the Pqnn•
sylvania Railroad. dud arriving at New York at 1.45,
11.45 A. M. and 3.:0, 0.:91 P. 51.. and G.OO
respectively. Sleeping Cara accompany the 2.20,
A. )l. and 10.55 P. 31 -Trains, without change.
Leave Harrisburg for Itvailing, Pottsville, Tuns-
Mineraville,Aehland, :i11..A in. Yfwe Grove,iAt•
lentown•nd Philadelphia, at v.lO A . 31.. 2.10 and 4.10
P. M.,•topping at Lebanon and principal Way Sta
tions; the 4.10 P. M. train making connactkinialor
Philadelphia, Pottsville anal Columbia only. ' , or
Pottsville, Schuylkill Haven and Auburn
Schuylkill auhtlusquchanna Rail linatl,/eave Ifaeria
burg at 330P.M.
Retuning: Leave New I'd.rl: at 10.0
Mien, 5 r .05 and ti.oo P PhiLidelphia ,-,
at 5.1 M 5 A.M..
and 130 P.M.; Sleepin;; roars ar-0.,, 7 a n . the
M., 5.05 and S.OO P • kl. trains fr•Avi New Tork.withhut
change.
14 - e) Pasoenger Train is a1i.2.,11 A
counprt I ng with t• tr.n r. ,11 Y.34t
I'tuaa. 8411.
road, returairag fro, i:•,a.i.ng F. 31....ar.0p0 ng
at ail Statii.lati.
Leave PottaVilh. at 7..1, 4'5 1.. NI, *Ed 2.45 P.Ol-
Fbaraokin at 5.2.1 sad 3.l A. 31., .I•Liatid 7.041 A .
ar,,it 12.30 noon; Tainaqua at A. M., and
for Ithiladrlphia ...I New York.
Leavo POtt4Tiiiic,lll.SChtlYikill3ll4l Stialarliatina
Railroad at 7.60 A. 31 for 1 1arrimborg, and 11.Z.'0 ,
31. fur Pi tie Grove and Trem.,at.
Reading Accommodation Train. Leaves Reading
at 7.30 A. M.,returning leaves Philadelphia at :7.15
P. M.
,Pottstown Accomm. - .dal ion Train: LeaVer. Potts
tow, 6 . 25 A. V rt - turniri;i Traver Philadelphia at
4.2,D P.ll
Columbia Ilail Loa.' Trains leave Ilk/ailing at 7.0f/A.
M., and 6.16 P. M. for Ephrata, Linz, Lancaster
Colt:tint/6a. kc.
Perklomen Itait 110.4.1 Train vleave Perk iomenJnpc
don at 9.60 A. M. and 6WP. M. Returning: Lessve
Skipp6-k at is 15 A. M. and 1 00 P. M connecting
stmlar train, 4):, RA.11043.
• 00 &aids), Lave New rods at n.OO P.-11.. Pb..il
delpliia a... A :Y. tr.l a... 0 A. M. Train
rilnuing Potts% 'As.; A. 1I . ; liar-
A. M. and l.ir, a•,.1 10.55 Reid.
in 6 at Ind '7.15 A. M. tiiv Harris
burg. at 12 55 roidoioit, and 7.0.: A New York,
and 0.40 A . 51.. and 1.:15 l'.M. tor I'Liiadel p bia ,
Corrimui.r.tir. n, >oh. ol and
Pschr
tion Tr e k et s, tu'anti from all point at reduced Rates.
Bagizage checked through: I',•i polinds allowed
each PLis.lenger.
G A. NICOLI,S.
r;onera! Superiutendeut.
Reading.Pn., illy 7. 1 , 1 t; 9.
Nri 0 RTHERN CENTRAL RAILIVA
SPRIS v SCIIED ULF.
On al! After Maq 9, 1960, Traina will leave flanotet
Junction as MitoWS:
LEAVE 3;ORTITIVARD
• •
12.54 p. m.—Dally for Williamsport, daily (excipt
Sundays) fur Elmira, Mac Lester, BMW°,
Niagaralaila and Erie and the Feat.'
10.58 a. m.—Daily (except Sand's) for Elmira, Bair
alo,
2.13 p. m.—Dally (except Sundays) for Williamsport
and Erie.
6.05 p. n:.—Dally(exMipt Snnoiya) for York.
9.53 p.m.—Daily (except Sandaays) for Harrisburg
and the West.
LEAVE SOUTHWARD
- •
•
'L:I7 m.—Daily stopping at Parkton only.
7./2 a. m.—Dally (except Sundays) stopping at ill
Stations.
12.30 p. m.—Dally stopping at Parkton only. - •
p. m.—Daily (except Sundays) stopping at tits
Stations.
EDW. S. YOUNG.Gen.Pass.•gent,
Baltimore,
ALFRED 11 FISK 1.1, Gen. Strperintendent. .11d,
May 28,1060.-tt Ilarriaburg, Penn's;
STITCII! 837 st)
$4O 140 first class SEWING MACHINES $37 AO
$4O given as premiums for $37 50 worth $37 AO
140 of so been ptions for WOOD'S HOUSE- SATO
$4O HOLD ADVOCATE, a first clan $37 AO
$4O Family paper, at 75 cents a year.-- 0750
$4O Also $37
00
$32 TICK ! TICK ! $3O
g 32 AMERICAN WATCHES, worth $32,
$l2 glean for $3O worth Of subscriptions.— $3O
$32 Mao
soo
$l2 DICTIONARY. $l2
sl4.,.,,,liCallastaalsUarbaidgeeLDiatiousp, • - 4,1,3
$l2 worth $l2,
_given so premiums for $l2-
$l2 $l2 worth-dt stiiolas. Also $ l2
$l.OO &Tidal School sloo'
. ,
$BO- - - LIBRARIES $BO
$OO. Lar g e or mall. to be selected from
$h 400 TOTUECtiII bt the mp g but , Beate 100
$4O • published, and given ass prioniato
$2.0 ' for an equivalent amount of tub- 100'
1124. - spriptione,
Ac. AU° several other premiums squill,' lf1t .:T I :
419'The ADVOCATE, (formerly called the
men
tws,)•aelaise46-larapspeas. sod -adaree-,,,promgis,
Knowled g e, Virtue, and Te m pera g nce. It has beta
enlar g ed and improved thri e i times in 27 the:i f — I
'Bendilbr specimen copy. Address , -
WOOD,
P.O. Buildin g , Newbur g h,N.
March 12.—510
PUMPS I PUMPS
PPR pure water nee, neither. Batt
twin wood.ruitriCon. nor potson . Lid" t k ir
TH1119111.101;ATIV •
. . .
GUCUIABER:, PITMP!..
,
tatzCalie. 111 ). •;atinit artt *L i tt ;. ' n ll -',.1
old-innninned.wno4l Puglia, 4'oOtt!) aLt, - “•:• . , dr.o!
therewelkErfeetaaad **este fit an tt. , ...t• r ptyfp g
an equal &moult titimbent; titt h.Af
din money.. godly arranged now - tx, , wigg,
and In eanntstintlen no eippiple ;:ca p i a
it up andkeep it in rePair. . It
acknowledged** warm* . : woks of
tubing with each pump, Mkt • . . ;male* tati
pliedota lowest *an ifacntainre 1, Pr cifltillrf.
price IlattAc:
0414 Wad** •
OliAB a.
Sii*idith stmt.
Agents wanted. Philadelphia. Pa.
No. 624 Filbert . tit Market' & Arab it"
Phlladeipbbi, Pa
Pati.l9.-6x,
JP.fs I-I t; - :4l'; . . i S E rtrZ '4
Cr.:mart? of Ilonovor, Pa.j
Yashionab'..e
Two d , uts Imo *mars itriiioo4 86 '0 31 ' .auKrEer
O :rBoitD,PA •
MIII.The Istut lialtiona meted from Noir 3 .
910#
sza li siokimili toomilt. . - - , - ..,
T't ••• , 0 , 4%t! —", I'M 'it ' '• ' • ...t , t t '
•• • ' : 44•11i$ :4•‘• *
REM ADVIRMINGL"KIIMILV.44
. 122 lITAS AIIID 11=1:104
1-
`OR s BAKER'S
FIRST PrOMEIX
.ILASTIC. STITCH
0 . 0 .41101 . ' 4l
°
' 4O .ThOtrOcifitir 17ork,
• •
780 Okesitaliirstif
pinntit.,Wiefftwawz.-
•
Beauty and 2/aitiabail Stitch.
Perfectiob sod fitis at Nabldwayi,:'
Vsgboill*tbrebda directly banathtspoolf.
NonuPpirotasarta by hand and no wag.. of,
.
and
the work done by them , wherever exhibited dri
in es,
com
petition ,
Xiir The very highest prize, THE CROSS OY THE
LEGION OY HONOR, was conferred on the repro.
mentative of the Gruver t Baker Sewing Machines.at
the Exposition Universelle, Parie, 1 1 16 T, thus attest
ing their great superiority over all other Sewing
Machines.
Sir For sale by D. W. ROBISON, Gettysburg
NOTICE.
Tnz undersigned having had 17 years' experience
as a -practical Operator on Sewing Machine.
would recommend the Grover . Baker Flintily Ma
chine as the cheapest and' best machine fur family
The simplicity of conatracticu and elaaticity of
stitch made by these machines are two very import •
ant points In their laver. 250,000 of these machine•
are to day hearing witness to the truth of our es -
sertions and the demand is steadily increasing.
We have also Shuttle iliachine• on hand for Tailors
and Coach-trimmers nee. Call and Me se.
D. W. ROBISON, Agent.
Chambereburg et., Gettysburg, Ys
June 11, 180.—ly
ONE POUND OF BUTTER
MADE FROM .
ONE PINT OF MILK
i.i . !,;);;" profit main by rj,venting $1 for n bottle of the
40.1 EXTRACT OY 111.TTIER PLANT, watch,
with nix tuition. of milk, will produce Ihn ofprnn.
fresh Butter, Thin inexoennive. excellent Butter in
uuw dolly crux u cmvi from the trade., of the lirnt Ho—
tel; Bert*llrantri and private fatuities to New York
City and I.l,Pwhere.
Et..[ C;ty g to
Capitaiietal ;Jrn. , pportUnitten t .t.ipit.
bedinelm. poring «nortnuils prt.ts to. Agente Wlitlced
every IA her,
A bottle of the Extrect,nellicieet t,i n k, Sri lbs of
Butter, with fall directions for nseowill be sent to any
addresa on the receipt of it Vt.
The public Are cautioned siptinst all worth }Ste Iput.
tatiOlN, Wit/ under the name of -Butter Powders,
Compounds. Ac ," es the EXTRACT OF BUTTER
PLANT is prepared only 6 7 the
ECONOMY BUTTER COMPANY,
Office, 115 Liberty Street.
Factory, 236 Greenwich Street,
- -
N. B.—By the eve of the• Batter Plant a pure and
icollout Tab'," Butt., is tailiia at s coat of nixtesio
eDta per pound. [Jan. 22.-4sm
A GOOD TILING. -
f,"o,:ant W Linusekupers, Borth, Bunks, Offices, de
TILE PATENT WIRE
Adjustable Window Screen
It NicCORDT StiOt
Give ventilation and light
?LIES, MOSQUITOS AND OTHER INSECTS
The Adjnetable Window Screen Company
Tor as!Lileire in Iliiwo.Furianiliing Gonda
June
yOUNT'S COMPOUND
PUTRIDSORETHROAT,INFLUENZA,
or any ether Inflammatory or I nwarddisaaae of the
Throat If not of too long 'tending. Also;EtCaltLET
FEVER. TMs medicine Lae been tried in
THOUSANDS OF CASES,
in different parts of the country. and has'nerer
bean known to fail if talon In time and ucording
to directiot.e. It is Ira rr.tnted to care. (live It a trial
and it will speak for itself. Every household should
provide themselves with b box of this medicine and
keep it on. hands. The cures that it Las effected are
truly marvelous.
IMPrepared and sold by luau YOUNT & Co.,Get
tysburg, Pa . or by their act thorised agent,. For
tale at aearly all the Storerly Adatareoanty.
/fay 29.1867.-tf - 18RAJEL YOUNT k CO.
A_YER'S
`iHERRY PECTORAL,
For,Disage..4 of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Gough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and C'onsumption.
probably never before in the whole history of medi
cine, has anything Iron so widely and so deeply upon
the confide:lce .•1 mankind, as this excellent remedy
for pulmonary complaints. Through a long series of
year., and among most of the recede! men it has risen
higher and higherin their estimation, as it has be
come better known. Ile uniform Character and pow
er to cure the various affections of the lungs scut
throat, have made it k 1110.71 as 1 reliable protector
against them. While adapted to milder forms of die.
ease and to-young children, it in at tile same time the
most tbetual remedy that can be given fur incipient
consuifirli on. sod the dangerous affections of the
threat and in ng•. As a provision arainst sudden at
tacks at er..up, It Vi/Onia be kept on baud in every
famit77r, and indeed as all are sometimes subject to
colds and cougirl should be provided a ith this an
tidote for the
Although ed Postrumptie•n is thought incurable,
still greet numbers a f cases le here the disease seemed
settled, have been completely cured, and the patient
restored to /mond health by the Cherry p v , t ,,,,j.
complete is its mastery over the disorders of the Longs
and Throat, that the most o betirrate of them, under
the Cherry Pectoral they subsideand disappear.
Singers and li'Le..fic Speakers find great protection
from it.
Ar:lna is alwaysreliered and often wholly cured
by it.
. .
fir , n , -.'‘ifir is generally cured-by taking the Cherry
Pectoral in email and frequent donor.
So generally are its virtues known that w• need
not publish the certificates of them here, or do more
than assure the public that its enalities ate fully
maintained.
flyer's Ague Cure ,
For Fever and Ague, Intermittent /her, Chill Fever
Roniitent Fever, Dumb Ague, Ftriodical or II fIiOUI
ACTT, ca., and indeed 'an the affections which arise
fromineariouss, marsh, or miasmatic poisons.
As it. name implies, It dose awe, and does not fail.
Containing neither Arsenic. Quinine, Bismuth, Zinc,
nor any other mineral or poisonous substance what
ever, it In NM'S' any patient. Tho number
and importance of its =WI An thisagne districts. are
literally beyond account, and we believe without •
parallel in the history of Anne medicine. Our pride
to gratified by the acknowledgments we receive of the
radical cures eirocted in, obstinate cases, and where
other remedies had wholly failed.
tioacclimated persons, either resident in, or travel
lug through miasmatic localities, will be protected by
taking the A GEE CURE deify.
ger Myer Compirtints,arisiregfrons torpidity of the
Liver. it is an eicellentremedy,stiatinlitting the Liver
into beelthy activity.
- Yea /MMus Disorduelsud . Line' Clomplein te,
excellent remedy, producing many truly remark.,
curse, Sr here bt her medicine* had failed.
Prepsrodby A.A. J. C, AYYB,t CO., Practi
AnalytlealChempts,tdirell, Maar.;andsold '
the woad , .
$lOO P.8.8-13QTXL,
Parsee by.L. 1). Bu• Par. Druge
Pa'.
AYER ,_;
HAIR =,
POE. THE 'OP THE •
R .
The 6treal if ..leratuas of the Age
A dret • +:•1, lq ono•AgyeaablA, haaltity, and
asp, - .1•-• lug 01'044 or DIV awir
„. . 2 asorigterlatior ingd ate glen and
Isair fa: tide/mad, AMR"
A. and baldnew often, though not always i
i t .
•zo ifo, me. Nothing min motors tho Mitr, arbors
, • 4 fog 10111• ate slestropod, or the &mop afr:ophimd and
f '?" 4 /4- 141 F ick44 S?" 1 4 n " aftg
1 ° ,07449 ificf ! Ig Uq w ± d 4rDelilfg ti hair
ft , l* ll s4 4 4o. l tansatikt! 4 44 Pl* IMPigeft 41 ," Am
.ous. Its occiolonol os. origlawoont, the hair from
Itql*WlP4l Offiltholiptf, , otooliantly imolmt
Uoldnpo.
Its. fro* , *Nit , fleMffirl, AlubstanN 1
iChka Mike I PomePoltlPSlmotdilli offOrfirmt=
oirofftafo bkir. the Vigor o a4.erftir 4 1114 4 114 sat
t hima it. lioniatod mars.* ior.o
HAM DRESOIG,'
nothing alsiaas flasid , w/ desirable. zetintelideg
4leither altabrd3re, ttsbeetnaa c2vlilaaathdoraad
Tit hieteloupr on the hair, siring it a Atioltibildp:
laptreaird egratefal perfdet.'
Prepared by - Dr4. , AriiAt Co.,
papriNAL&ANALTitzowaipps4BTh
itide •
aireilliMo44 o l4, • 2 A
31 , 1 11 4 0, i 0 f%
bar - root., le 9;47
~; %'..lllloifilawnt
NEW YORK CITY
WILL FIT ANT WINDOW,
Screen Irum View and exclude
SOLE MANUFACTUREES
Market Street, Philad'a
.:',; tdiral.
FOR THE CURE OF
=II
. •••••t! , e ~:, ....liti ot /IT ~ ', -. 1* .: -. ' , 1"K 11 .
r nft• '4...r • MWM“Crikaq,; , '' '• y. •;.. ~
GROG 1 1 1,
AT PArfroill'alVitZ, dN #llO
# I2 UPT. ' GATITSBOG.*
Flt4ll- (IRO C ERIEB
imp wont won , the Clay, Provls, Dried an
, entan Erdal oral! kinds, alwaTs on nand, at low..
nton.cinui SEAL, CHEESE, PURE CIDER VIM.
EGIAR,SOAPS OF ALL KINDS, CANDLES,
`NoTIONS, coNnertoNsatzs,
BROOMS', ke.; also,
ql s r
M 13 - E R
auk IPA ScautllDg, Poste, Shingles, Plank, As., cont I
tally on hand at lowest living rates. Call and see.
Jane 24...tf.' • •
JOSEPH GILLESPIE,
Dealer ill Flour, Groceries,
Notions, Sze.,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
INVITES the attention of the public to !heir large
stock of Goods, at the old stand, on 'Sock street,
next door to the Globe Inn, cousiatitig of the west of
GROC E R I E
Sower, Syrups, Molasses, Corees, Team,
&c.; the
, i BEST BRANDS OF FLOtiR
n this wiatket, with limns, .9 honiders, Sits., Fish,
Dried Pruits,Confoctlous, ac. Also,
NOTIONS,
In great variety; Cedar and are ittriuise
ware, Crockery-ware, Basket, tiecart, T.ibaccov,
and a thousand and onauther article,
BUTTER AND EGGS,
oirn and (reek, nlura.ys for eel.
GILLESPIE & Co. will eq., Pt, , 11' , ,t rto please, and
are confident of belt able to do eo t.y
keepiult ci full end choice eTr.ck, ar..l selling at the
tery lowest profits. Caesar P6OI:CCE wanted, either
for the cash or In exchange for tr,,de, highest market
price allowed. JOSEPH P. GILLESPIE,
June 17,1er3.—tf
\VM. J. NIARTIN,
IV la olep 14. and Leal. r ist
R.oußielEas dIVL LIQUORS
A 13rge io: ut Grecrrite that I an: selling Cheap
for C. 4 h
CHOICE LIQUORS,
Old Rye Whigky eight years ON
Very Old Fren'•h Brandy
ALL OTHER KINDS OF LIQUORS,
A. general afiscrtment Of BITTERS, among which le
Minhler', Herb Bf t te,
pure Liquors for Medical
pose• at IVII. J. MARTIN'S.
Table Cutlery, Glassware, Queens-
WARE, Av at WM. J. MARTIN'S.
April 15..9
WM. BUYER & SUN,
DEALERS IN
GROCERIES, NOTIONS,
TOBACCOS,
ALSO,
Stone, Wooden and Willow Ware.
ltiA general assortment of
all Goods usually kept in
a F_k3IILT GROCERY.
Dec. 4, 18t7 -t f_
BARGAINS
11E11311
GROCERY
IN GETTYSBURG
JACOB W. CRESS
HAV.ING opened a new Grocery. In Gettysburg, on
the north-west corner of the Public Square,
has /Oat received a splendid assortment of PRESII
GROCERIES,
Including Sugars, Coffee,lssue., Syrup, Teas,
Spl ces, Tobacco, Salt, Fish, Flame, Shoo !der.. / r A leo,
QUE.ENSWARE, CONFECTION 8,
Nots,Fealts,Soaps,Paney Articles mulNutione genet.•
ally We witl al.okeep on hand FLOUR sndFERD
:TUFFS.
Haring . pnrcha. , e.l for CSFII, I am prepared to
le7! very cheep. Give me a call and Judge for your.
lobes.
ept. 25,1567.-tf J. W. 1211125 E.
GROCERY.
B MEALS HAS OPENED A
Grocery, Vegetable and
_Notion store
athis residence autlointer Mrale dt Bmtber'a Marble
yard, in
EAST YORK STREET
where be it prepared to sell as cheap as the cheaper
anything in his line. Give tie a call.
March 19. 11384—tf
gal and gerscfnal
- V ALUABLE FARM AT
PRITATT :.P. : ,
he undersigned, Executrix of the , .. .4.
Towesenn, demised, in necordan, v • ',. - .i A:
now offers at Private Sale, the i a',:sl 74 t
which she now resides, bein• _
JanseetTowneesd, airtime 1 ~
stus co„ Pa-. about 1 . 1 ,4 . 1
miles from York S'
the Baltimore -., . 0.;
ACREIS, ram- . ..
the "Old
granite a
any! !` , l In a
Ad
+tory roar
or „i.; mile from
cOnisdning 201
.nonly known ae
' It Is mostly of the
h4s : ~ , 1% sly ihned and matured,
t . sitivotion. There areabout
lend, and
.40 Acreeof good
is well watered with springs and
a never-failing spring of assonant
SS'isirds from the door;- also, another
and strong spring about t 4 mile from the
Nu which the water runs to the bowie con•
~ fused by a hydraulic. Urn, which has been
—emit! operation for over twenty years. There
barrister excellent water etiaidlng In the kitchen
..., the time, suitable for cooking or washing. Prom
the how. the water •Is carried' by lead pipe to a
trosugh In the barn Tard,:atate 14trnialting plenty of
water all lho.time for all the Mork. , The buildings
area large two4tery STONE DWELLING HOUSE,
a good sized Stone Barn, a large framed Stable. with
stab lint lbr 6 horse.; Hay Howe, Straw Shed, Ac.,
Wagon Shed, Grain llonse,"l6lWans 1101140, Shop,
Smoke House, Spring House, Hog Jamie, and, stk.*
necessary under pine- shingle root:—
There lea No.l ApPle Orchard in gotebearincordar ;
Peaches, Pears. Plume, Cherries, to., in abund.
canoe. This destrablafitrm I. very .conveitiently loca
ted In regard to Citurebee; School Houses, Stories,
Saw Mills, Blacksmith Shops, Ac.
AU Persons desirous of purchasing sash a farm are
resipeednify Invited to call and examine ter them
selves.. They will Sul It as represented. Terzne easy
andreasonable.
EMl:kurpErson
not desirbk
(if it Is wurcmkult g "g farther
iiir°"4"k6
for t h em 0 ‘ 1 4) obtain
i
6 by letter; by addremlng
MARY T. TOWNSEND, Executrix
tune IN
me 11"44444Aa1u.s
ca'
•
fitE-EMPTION. •..LINDS.
I HAVE di WANT kIIEW •
•
• .
Pr:- 7;8
OF No. 1,
simond p:443iption Leads TogOed
iodiir,thso u lty "he; in well 7 ponied nirighbor
boqdivorlikirliallsell;or exabsuksirst,ii fair - pito
tor.a.o *lse in 41441 otrYfthilf*.,
. $440,1401111/1014.
WOAD SOB Q4Er
7 V I , 800 CORDS QAX.
:2'o p H 1 O'Z'O' 11 1 7
APf SAND6E• I B MILL.
pric • $ 2 ansiffier"iatorti;
a 23. A1N0142.
Ge*golitirrAttx.et,usa..-a,
• Vool.l' WANTFP
'" . " -- i a t e t ays ,it i totw o ot,
ri t hesti o axpliti
*WM/v.,/ mug
Story North-wort l M t,
Ray 18-it
OWL 4141111.
COE'S .4;OUGIU4LISA.II
Tbiolong tried and gtopnlailemody is again calls
to the attention of 'the public. A, Orton wir the yea
NOD - aroMid, the proprletore annually make the'
bow to the people, and rewind them that mow pt. tit •
many thinks reiltdred-lbr the health, comfort and sue
tenants ofthermally through the keg end tedious
months of winter, Coe'. Cough Balsam should not be
forgotten. Boryaars it haa bawl. household medi
cine—sod telethon atalumfor the emisty of their chi!.
dren, and all whosuffer from any disuse of the throat,
chest and longs, cannot afford to be without it. In
addition to the ordinary four ounce, so long la th
market, we now furnish oar mammoth Basil, stse
bottles, which will, in common with the oth•re Me, he
(mt at all Drug Store•.
FOR CROUP,
The Balsam will be found .111'th:table, and may alway
IA felled tipon in the moot wntnitnenases.
WHOOPING COUGH.
The testimony Grail who bays need Str tbls !ern
Lie disease during the last ten years Is, that it in•
satiably relieves and cores It.
SORE THROAT.
Keep June throat wet with the Balsam—taking lit
tle mud olteu—ana you will very soon tied relief:
HARD COLDS AND COUGHS
Yield at 1..11C0 to a Nteedy ti.e of this great remedy.—
It will succeed au giving relief where all other re
medies have felled.
SORENESS OF THE THROAT,
CREST AND LUNGS
Do not delay procuring and immediately taking
Cne's Cough Balsam.•when troubled with ,my .4 lbw
above named difllculties. They are all premonitory
symptom■ of Consumptlo% and tf not sneered. will
sooner or later sweep Jan away Into the valley of
shadows from which none can eve, return.
IN CONSUMPTION,
Nang • care-worovufferer ha. found relief and
day rejoicen that her life has been made easy and pro-
ODge4 by the nee of One's Cough Balm.
IN SHORT,
The people know the artlcle.and it nerds no comment
from na. It le for ode by emery Druggist and Deal•r
In liedicines in the I:tilted Elates.
THE C. G. CLARK CO.,
Sole Proprietors, New Haven, Ct
Read ! Read 1 ! Read !
THE ATTENTION of the PEOPLE
1E CALLED TO Tllll
World's Great Remedy,
Coe's Dyspepsia Cure
Thispreparatlon is pronounced by Dm/Talcs ae the
only known remedy that will surely care that ag
gravating and fatal malady. For year. it inept on its
fearful tide, carrying before it to an :untimely grave,
is millions of sufferers.
Coe's Dyspepsia Cure has come to
the Rescue
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache
SoarneBB or : 4cidity of Agtomach, Ris-
ing of Food, Flatulency, Las-
sitilde, Weariness, finally ter-
minating in Dcal
Are as sorely cured by this potent retnedv
tient takes lt. Although but flee •r
people,wtutt Is the rercllctor • • •
Lester Sexton, of Mitav
/ --
From LIMNER SEZTOY, y Mihrtnikee.l
Jaa.2i,1868.
Idssaraa. C. G. Cutts k Cd., Scw Ram, °nen.
Both mysetfand wife have need CieWiDywiwpala Caro,
and it haa proved PlLVSNOTlTeattetactory as a Am
eily. I have NO hesitation in saying that we have re
ceived GREAT HERMIT tree les me.
Very Bespectftilly,
(Signed)' • LISTER SEXTON
A GREAT , BLESSING.
L.Frost Retr.l. P. WARD, Avow, Lora& Co., 0.1
..Kwers.dtretit drAnWrcop,Draffittr, aregand.
Gellagmai t OTOS ZIO Veit Osman, to state the
tor wife hair derilecrgreat benefit from the nee oat
Co.'. Dyspepsia Cure. She has been lbr a number et
year. greatly troubled wi th irapepaia, amonipanleds
by violent parosms of constipation which .ao prow
xy
trated her that she was all the while, far months, an
able to do anything. She took, *typo? lustanee, Coe,
Rapepaia Cure, and has derived GRZAT BINKFIT
ON ITt and a now compatatfroly well. She re
gards this medicine ma great blessing,
'Truly yours,
.ran.l3,
CLERGYJahr.
The hay.ramo /UM, 41P+Uabalt
la cured Ittoi,ittar 111 other rassdle; sti Si a ted thB
. a
DRUGGISTS.
iefdreirgist in th‘eointry win till ro., If 7 0
take the trouble to enquire, Meeluetery eau that biter
al battle of Coe's D79WhbOttrkkula them. Outs In
the most uncialifisa praise ot Its greetmedlefual Tit.
Coe's Dyspepsia Cure
. M lbn. Lnialnabl• in all Won of Diatxt*
Dinint*rx, CON donator Cknoptalnis, ertptig
la lost Eort Alseedorol etiodttoo *Mit Mow&
in city or noluitty areaali!arn •
it,LlegittMottpltoottat to " •'' .
p• Gt• cam:oo 4
sou TI orksen Oti
' 4 ft. D • —. lll /AI 9 P ) 41 11— ;
thoprouggitiim,;
„
•
Ageni, fot, AafiNgl*V'
Oct 141. thrly 10,
L. 7., WAZD
II
ENE
sAllikvipt;
EIESZ2
B.s:Uoorilitreel ,bterops
• - Genie&
~Tna:iao► rare
Tex STA' tir Stills/is;
dad mornlocat nee emir
sot pal./ within the par.: !I
tinned until all arearairm
lion of thepubllitajoic
t ,vgarivexiATtatelaMg
All beralledostloo will be
og biqb• quartar,billhile
tied, will bet dat
lEIM
•
air rb • clreelatloa
b el ft argot time lb
le Adameeousity ead t isie
sauce! towsiaelled.' ...e..
.e {lost °fall klintswin
sod slut .
ate, &G.., id every Yartetyspd
Dort notice. Tepas ,
orricutL DF
C/CNTT 0/11.
Pr e. L•n 1.1 ad jo—ftot.ert J. PI
sp., i.tte Judyfl—J , Niepla J. IL
Ptuf,lonotary—J4cob ri.lber •
, Rlieerander,ortler—Wo:D
j (7i , rl: of: h• Cu urts....-A. W.Sla
Mena Alt;.rn.y—W4. A. , . •
Tr•riarer-11. U. Wattles. • •
31,15—Philip alma.
C/roa , r—Dr. W.J. Aba/urs.
Surveyor—Jam D. •
Ilia nisaioners—Sicturlaalirlar
U4IIIEOIO. (nark—J. lie
Mel:loan. Palacio*
/". Directors of tw Pooss-4011
lionjAmits Doan.lortf. Amor ,
H. Wdf. trelsotei
set—J.C. N...ty, P4y4ctis
Auditnrs—llemry L..liTmoutt,
01,11 e .gr.
111101.7 , 1111/ . 01h7
Reiryets—C ` i Buehler.
I=
W. Cr...., Robert Tate,
— l.(,[—P. D. Disphore.
rurge W Aretker
5 . 4 , .,1 De recto", SLa. Guinn,.
1V.,rre11..1 , .!kr, V. NleCreary,
A. 31. 1113t.q. S,crfGary
Tr , a ure r—Er. U. Walsuipsc,qo
aLT.L.TSSCILG.itA.7IO.
Pr , side rit—Georg• Swope.'
Cashi,r—J.Emcory ir.. - " .
Teller—lloiry S. lientl.r..
Dirorf Ir.( AIII,IOI/, Wi
Wirt, 1) IV,' ovda
•rry, :11i.va
tl ‘llllOO •
=
h rnpe
Cashier—(3.,,rge rn"ld.
13=Enni=1
,rget rt, zone. pert
. o h.. J. 6 t•
rrLfe Clad
Secre/ry—William E. Maids.
Tnatur-r—Alexandrr Cuircm.
Mtn —I di a
kie..riT,e Lilt!
11•Itautlor0,beau.
=
REI=EI
V. Rol It :Ruse
Secreta ry--Davld A.Puehlar i i
oi
Trsur.r.,-146.1wv,1 . F4nip kn.
Szrcrsti re' (fint.4 ilitme— R o bert •
Picking, Ja.:ot,
4D4211s C, , UNTIr AtaxictLT
Prrsobrito-Famuni lint 64t.
nc•
Corrylp 1011 Secro:4rit-..aser
4jl ar , 4,1 r —6d ward Ci
Tne ours-04,1.1
J/.. vrihroa.
,nt Alllll. fr•-1,1,1, Mehl; W
V.,11%, 40, J.tin H.
VILDINONOM
Psile,i—):o4rnrd 41. falutestoe
I'vf• Prvid , nt—Willlani A. Dirac
try—"uhu P. )IcCreitsy.
Treogrlrer—John Culp.
!inn .W. C O'Neal, Jo
L. Ken .110, 1r t, V tn. P,Atkfas
colotAal.
Pr —I:.4 P Oino.t4ck
Se.:,:ar,-11 - al. .1. UlltaC 111
Tr, U. Dintler
Yu, D
WAttles,:s. 11. r01+4.11, w.A.D
wa*sa coxlkx
Pr.ii.l.nt—learge•lir,Win
.s,,Ltryand ~,,,
man4 9 ,,,-0. iletlleltaiS,
unell, U. J. Stable...LW Kith
GETITIBOII4 1
ob al vrt )Iceardy
so.r.•!J ry rat
.tRa retfurer—David
Train. •Ivp•rt
" zu
rn- Kira
jilt na•ko....
}, .11.1 Wester
tr.kin
4sewtATIONII
I ;.!ty, L No. l:14, T. O. 0.
C tg Ii •V
a' II ill, la: gct.i Monday
Stag/triton L•//f/r,N.I.
it .11. gtrigeta, 2 •
G/a. R./yr/WE L bp, ..(1.1 , 11)./..
.„,r.• Nt•.o.las No
4)1/ Trtig.. 1.0. a; N.
1141. every Friday amenina.-
P.,/eNo..),(Li4. /I.—lo Star aid
'very Siturday rvetalait.. •
.4 'lan" theupos X. 214 a.
Bu n•ory Wedntildiver
envacesq.
Ltativrsn,;Christ's)--Pastor,l46
Service... ny Priifvveilr, of Coll.'.
teraatelv, 3al.bath stamlig,
Wo,leleclay or sal Dissior
ncenln,earilee untitled.
Leet.eran„St..../aiseie)--dev. R.
- ent.e. ay.ralus. and r
day vvoninle
Shia.' or
~1 • p I!—Rer.t. U.
I,Ytc”i .•b:,./t, mo
and Thumlay evening.
F.,.."byterian—Rew . Wm. H. am
morning and f.v en ing, and W
Go n.D 4 W It
♦ICCA Sabbath turning and et
e'reblag.
.1..,pb Eoll. S
IL!, tthe. c 0 ruin And Allem.
Untied J.
Lf .1.4-1•1 RPPO:CliM.ati•
Vrofcssional
j M. lift.:ll7TH;
• Law. 11..tty.i,urg, P. Cell
bnsittemi pr...uptly 4!tet.14.41
Office Un Ball Lwry atre*t, evltl
Jnne
n AfcCONAUGHY .
• Livr, e ,or Welt
etqre,Ch...bernhurg street. •
Spe, 11 ,:teritt ,E 1 .oreu to au;
lottivatent ol getatee. All 14
(I. dt-,lm,atalL'lute/ pp
ly Attended to.
, trrrutsi. , cAteilottidcho
In I.3ll'6a:id other weeterti State!
Jou. IS, 18d9.—t(
t J. COVER, AT
• LAW, will punaptlrattaal
all oti.tor Hustaasa*atrustad Pah/
U uutsrea EALlme.tock
ar's.torea,daltimareitrael,mit
!day 29,1867.
DAVID A. BUBILL
N VT LAW, will Oroesilitt!
t lous 1.11 , 14111 Aber tou.loesartittail
gir.)4tior st ute r45.1.1.ncis I
4pposita ths,:uurt Houle*. Natty 11
DAVID
WILLS, .-. 4 1
AT LAW,Officest bliremildszo!
corcer orCentr• Sinus. . •",
May 29,1867.
R. H. S. HUBER
S. 1.. Cc,rner of Clutotbersbarg and
°prom/ CoL: Tan% EA
Juno 11. 1869.—ef
DR. J. A. ARMST
Having loestodAt innri
to all braochos of MS Profolok%
lair office when Dot professionally
IdegfatintatoWa,-P. 0.,
Adam. county, l's. f
IJR. J. W. C. Q'N
Has hi. Waco at his rise
strost,taiodours•hrry•theempil
Gsttyobarg,May 29,1167. •
JOHN L. HILL,
Wilco In Chambersburg
Eagle Hotel:
0 ETTYSBURG, pain
ANTllavlng boon In ennatanit Q et
patients as N nonnitof pool *ln
DR WM. STALLS
Ist, bawlng lodated% •
salmis to this nubile: 001414
oppoolt• the Globe Its, Wha t ri m *
en
attd to any oat* within t •
pers.:mein want of tall or pet as
died toeall. T•ross mammalian. u
AprllB,lll6ll.—tf
DR. C. W. Bti
HAB ItLIUMID the Practicaa4
TLIISTOWN, an 4 offers bin Orel •
001ce at his bombe, corner of Low
!foundry alley. near the acillreini.
TOO to akln Dhows. [Littlest*
Wattles and
REMOV'
The firm of SOPZIL rigollar
North Baltimore street,. hill Off lat
Store. We hare on hand •rbohli
CLOCKS, WI
(fikdd and Maine)
JEWE
OR all kis& and taunt .ggykr.
*WOW* oul4, iihret twit
S P x . O T A C
rlits
AU hisipt 411 r jt o p,d in ti e
at aa
SiKkaaktillor VW* 4. -. .wc
wawa saw , •
pugilism's:4r