tak MO.
USW, MIMI IMO rill*
Cook boss; Dave ackeittithit to tat Jou
cloasiiiirj.wasit «bowie It kart—
YoF ap thick iej of lieviej dati
•
Don't be he s hurry to go;
Thoultrieti'llueur attraction.,
But think Of the viols and etas
When obi*" the vOrtii of thultke,
How .met the mum? &mural begins..
You WAX of Umlauts of Australlii,
They're wee l lthy in gold, no doubt;
But ah there is gold in the Ihrte. boys,
If only you'll shovel tt out.
The ineresultle lift is a hazard,
The goods are first high and then low ;
Better risk' &sold hum awhile looser,
- Don't be In a hurry to go.-
The great busy West ham inducements,
And so hat *tab:West alert
But weitith Wpm nuttnads in a iliat,isvp,.
Don't be in a hurry to starti
The bankers and brokers ars wealthy,
They take* their the:swamis
Ah I think of their frauds and deceptions:
Don't be in a hurry to go I
The firm is the sake sod surest,
The orchards are loaded to-day,
'You're free as the air of the mountains,
And menarche all you survey.
Better stay on the farm awhile longer,
Though profits come in rather slow ;
Remember you've nothing to risk, boys—
Don't be in a hdrry to go 1
CANNUM VIIVITS.
As the fruit canning season is upon - us,
the following from Mrs. Kate. Hunnibee'a
Diary, published inabwHearthiand Home„
and the beet ogrieultural paper in the Uni
ted States, may puma useful as well as inter
esting. She makes two neighbOrs_ at her
household dub tell just how the thing la
done:
Mrs. Bland.—Will Mrs. Field imagine
her self with a pan ot fruit in her lap, Ind
tell us just how she Fp:mistrust befitting
to end?
Mrs. Field.—l first prepare the fruit by
picking over, peeling, or whatever is re
quired ; phone it in the Ss in nice layers,
neatly arranged ; then referring to the re
ceipe for the psalmist kind of atilt I ma
putting up, ascertain how tnejsh sugar
should be used to the quart. Man the
sugar in hot water, and paw it over the
fruit,taking care to pour It into the canna
of the jar; add hot water till the jar Is full,
and apply the cap or stopper lightly. Then
set the jars into a boiler of warm water, on
the bottom of which strips of wood are
placed ; bring the water to the boiling point,
and let It continue there as long as is re
quired for that kind of fruit. Remove the
jars fnxn the boiler; loosen the caps q few
minutes to let out the steam and hot air
screw them down again • set the jars in
a cool place, bat not in the : dmft, and when
the fruit is nearly cold, screw the covers
'down tight as I can, and set a way In a dry
cool place. Here is a tabular 'statement of
the time for boiling fruits, with the quanti
ty of sugar required to the quart. lira.
Lee is very successful in canning corn,
beans, and peas—l presume she will tell
us just how it is none
of boillst. to the quart.
6 Waits assar.
4 •
..... 6 " 9 "
10 8 •
Wbartlabartisa...— ..... ...... 6 • - 4 "
Paschal, 4 a
haat* 9 " 4 "
Pam, hstrad.--... .20 a f "
hark .20 $ "
Plaaappla dlcrd 16 " "
6 •
.10 " 8, "
...... ...„. 80 a
Quinces a
Mrs. Lee—l always use glass Jars, find
ing thein much cheaper and more coneen•
lent than tin. My rule for corn is as follows :
Take sweet corn, ripe but not hard ; cut it
from the cob, fill my cans full, and pressed
down, but do not add water. Then lay the
corers on loosely, and set - the cans into my
wash belies, with sticks in the bottom for
the cane to rest on, and with water enough
in the boiler to come half way up the sides
of the can. Cover up tight, and boil brisk
ly three hours. Then take out the cans,
and screw the covet" on tight. I proceed
precisely in the same way with green peas
and beans.
GOOD AND BAD FA= STOCK. —There is
no fact, in agriculture more hilly estab
lished than that it will not pay to keep poor
stock, when it is possible to secure that qt
better quality. The cost of keeping an in
ferior cow is precisely the same as that of
a better one. A gocd horse will always
command a better tprice in the market,
or Is more ramble to its owner for his own
purpose Used a poor one. The cost of keep
is the same. Why not, then, raise the best
horses? There are breeds of swine that
grow rapidly and fatten on much less food,
and in a shorter time than others. Why
not procure these improved kinds? The
same may be said of sheep, poultry and, in
fact, every kind of farm stock, and yet we
And thousands of farmers, in the face of
these incontrovertible facts, arraying them
selves in steady hostility to all movements
having for their object the improvement of
domestic farm animals. They cling to in
ferior stock *ith a pertnacity,„ that is ear
prising.--[Journal of the Farm.
In order to produce thoroughbred stock
Into a neighborhood (if the first cost Is an
objection) UM a dozen farmers could unite,
and thin malts up the an necessary for
procuriagiirstaissa animals. nation has
gone by for cumbering onrilust airy longer
with scrubs. Let us go :in for hating the
best
Wawasvas we And a country divided up
into small estates, each sad every owner
working lils,lands with hie ewn hands, we
lad a brave, patriotic, and flue people, en
joititg competence and -domestic comfort
with manly dignity.
A somutymtern caught forty-two rats in
one night by exchanging for q barrel of
NW that bad been visited by the varmints
a banil of water, covering the surface with
chat The victimk unconsciously pitched
la and met a . watery grave.
GOOD phis shingles, .11 chosen, split
thick, atmd carefully laid on, have been
known to last forty years Twenty years,
however, is the general extreme duration
of this zoof; they wash away, rather than
either rot or decay.
A Fames in Ohio had a thrifty °Fetter 3
which bkesoesed freely, but bore no fruit.
He washed twelve of the tress once a week
with strong soapsuds, sod wee rallied by a
fine harvest the sebsequent mom
IT le tow elshaed that large areharda
breed Wide and disease after the swum
of lave ages, and the remedy is mall
boo arid small orchards.
To Los are mold in Pada at the rate of ilk
oats saketen, and are used ter protecting
vineyards end gardens fowl the maga of
the inseets-that escape the birds.
IT if & greetet modest hotuaitale
to pilfer the beet of ieihrior ant"ade
to the cheap bite of excetiett beeves, cattle
or sheep.
is Is mid that ose of the mat poweettil
eirmiddess
far bets -in bones is sstmmg
imoOlios imp tee, made very sweet. U
dislodges ties bets isetastly. •
Fast *win -is-he hem , dap Al*
palmate skit sot Ibrioilembisk Nal
Is the ails aid tieossie Ilke metes beds.
WA
C HIS CLOTHS.
C HIS ()ASSUMES.
TWA QlllatiOr ofOOP°
ALL HIS GOODS
BEFORE PIIRCHASIN Gp LSE-
1110016
g
0
15 .
April 10,11169.-il
1869. DESLRABLE 1869.
NEW GOODS!
1 SELL for rissm all profits, and
atm at dot Itnetseee.
rasatoraite T s7Ariii or firtz BILK POP
LINS.
PASHIONASLZ SHADE/10Z PIANOS WOOL POP
LINS.
PASHIONABLI !MAOISM/ ALPAONA POPLINS.
/WOK OHIXTZ/N. P/HIINS, PISOALIB AND
LAWNS.
BLAME SILKS. PLAIN SILIMPI.LID SILKS.
SWISS INISLINS, .bioorrir mustars, CAMBRIC.
SLACKALPAOOA,OOLOILIID ALPAOOA, BLACK
ALL WOOLDN.
NINON lIIIAISLL SLAI OALHINNUISHAWLS,THIBIT
SHAWN
morns, assitnals.oLoAars as Aaiun DRILL.
LIG. OOTTONADI.
TABLE OcITNIN.TANLII/MINN. NAPENN, TOW
ALNONAL SHIRTS. HOOP SKIRTS.
PLAN LINEN HANDINCHIEN,IIIIIIIOIDIRIED
HANDINSOHINSS, HIM STITOHND HAND.
1110 NINTS.
_ ,Lis• ntssis , ,scantaintsproLovies,
rrrToorzfilas.
art au eohetaaNyfecidefar Oa latest styles of
Dm. aid Pima illoakti. fa 11.7ftedc coaaprfeemw a rlrT i i
ehiag seselly knutd • Itel• Sta es DRY e
won, to *doh Idavneltfitiottesthra of the pabite,
MUSE smeared sw xis, NNW tdralhuage coampari
ing with WI Mbar Stores he Vial* oftwode and low.
were ofpetoe. .1.1. PCHICW.
fiettyhate,Pa.,Jaw.ll,lll4o.--tf
$lO,OOO RE WA RD !
STORE ENTERED!
Robert A; Ellio ~ Store,
IN GETTYSBURG,
UTAII ..farad last West sad • law quantity •
Tv DrYlleolb, Nollml,Quesu•nm• and Carpoting
table. •
Tito part/tsar* wall Iratrint, but lame tit* far wt•
avid Got* anvil, oaths, left '
Grantbaaka ta ***ago kw
Ms . •
persons who; to* Vas floods aro wiry will
matt** dust gaiy i pC i m a l awn et bettor Goads far
no* sum Oar lave Out it may 'Maar
Itc".
•
Come . ..V Come one 1
ask /argot anortatat of
GDIGHAILY,
LAWNS, ,
BARI/MAY,
ALPACIOAS, Ao.,
CLOTHS,
cAßßimmms,
TiF BEDS,
IAA"•
VESTING% &o.
Abp.
40, C apeta,N otleas, aa mw a r r la m neat
a•
•nsmsniatotofotiquigollas,
hL
11=11du Ow It modal tho r M
111 tnat,•*4 t bat oar mot f
f o IN,
fool hvase.
BPIIING AND
.. n
AT POI4IIISitIG
'
GRIZE - - Ipo Itr it it 8
c ".,;,,,,,. •sirwmgedmv.)
Wou . • ... ,:..- ,-,„: •4 1 pablia that eh*,
~,,,,,
,4 , . naatethphis with&
SPRING '£ 817113fEILGOODB,
umaiipart
li arPata. tap*. Clotha,Caa
-10=011410•444 ,se C u .= „,11ill Has of
4Vaisasyst• sad Growls% Crloaka, PaTte arda Otl. W
ard
iii Viri=t t sTa is, lr so rilastad amin at totes
*4EI3 haiat at ithattrjawa . taciwa.
tr bbia
sr ' as wow 40saymodi
. itrlSMllill
1ft0119.111160 . '
1-
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LUMMOX 1110=1111
EATI kIatiVHD.A
:won nook or
SPRING GOODS.
4uszgeWAIIIII.
iptillk IMIL- if
GO TO
DUPHORN'S
WHERE IF S YOU WOULD
SAYE MONEY
Nerth-west corner of Square.
Most Excellent Assortment!
LSO
iv ---- 4f; - ' ---7 '. - - ---- .'
4 , ,,,,r 14? - : -. .titfri-LI .u;fl .' . . 4, i• , ..' • iki , 4 •,,,t, - , •'4 4 ;
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lik&ilingAtßottioniPfieee
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II
ANCY-000b13 AND DANES GOODS.
ti,h4kt ere doing to 400010 pill
• NOTIONS, lIINKEKKNOILOLOVES. HANDERS
OHMIC 1111,7
. .
Thatir•che•Per th•; 1 11 1 +. i eI i
811 K, I,AND GHEE 9188 BUTTONS,
Itt trait f.t . I
HOOP SKIETB, CORSKTS,,PROTECTOES AND THE
NEW''CAN'T BREAK'S* CORSET CLASPS,
All nectar /Ito deudressenoill 041 s. •
dTesesou AND DIMELLAII,,,,
Don't
. lOny , belOro yott get my prices
" - CAI3BIIKBEB, COTTONADES, .1 A ;sacs, La.,
To which I f ark° eiamlnation In
Price , and Quality.
HA TS
All the latest Spring and Summer Styles.
SHOES
Oi all kinds. In Shoes I can sap that I keep the best
class of goods that are kept In Adams county. Those
who have tiled to get cheap Shoes elsewhere soon
learn that they hare WAS ted t heir money.
Aprlll6.-tt
TEW SPRING & SUMMER
G D S
! AT ARENDTOVILLE, PA
TOBIAS R. COVER
TjAVING opened a new store, in drendtsville, has
11 just returned from the city with a splendid as•
sortment of
rgrri
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
QUEENSWARE,
Haring purchased my entire stock for cub. lam
prepared to sell very cheap. Give me a calf end Judge
briairtelree. T. It. COM.
Carriages, gluten, &t.
AVID *CHUM JOHN F. MeOREAHT
"Best always Cheapest „
THE Best and Cheapest,
SADDLES,
BRIDLES,
COLLARS and,
HARNESS of all kin.ds, in the County
are always to be found at the. old and well known
atand,Balthnore t., appal te tbePrenhytorlan Church
, (McCREARY'S.),
Our Riding and Wagon Saddles,
are the most substantially built and neatest.
Our Harnese, (plain and silver mount
ed,) are complete 1 n every respect and warranted to be
of the very best material end workmanship.
Our upper leather Draft Collars,
aim 502 as u•r. They are the best FITTING and
most durable.
Our Heavy Draft Harness,
a wr uld re en e r: rd ert " io h n e gt:t t ial y ea n u n b er e . mada any.
Riding Bristles, Whips, Lashes, Draft
Flames, Fly -nets and everything In the line; None
better or cheaper.
Our prices
eayebeniarDUClD to the lowestllring Standard.
• liberal percentage forcash, off all blllsamounting
tots or more.
We work nothing but the but of stock sad will
warrant every article turned out to be In everyrespect
u represented.
Thank(ul roues& (*yore we laYtte attention to our
present clock.
gOIVO us &call andexandne eaicu air QUALITT!
5an.24.18438.-if D. 31cCREARY t SON.
cARRIA.GENAIMG RESIN:ED.
he war being over, the undersignedhsve resumed
nut
CARRIAGE-MA,KINO BUSINESS,
at their old stand, In East Middle street, Geftysbnrg,
where they are again prepared to put ap work in the
most fashionable, subetantial, and superior man nor.
♦ lot of new and second-hand
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES. kC.,
on hand, which_ they will dispose of at the lowest
prices, and all orders will be supplied as promptly
and satloractorily at poestble.
erREPAIRING.4O
done with dispatch, and at cheapeit rates.
A large lot of new andold HARNESS -n hand for
sale.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore en
joyed by them, they solicit and will endeavor to de
serve a large share In the future.
May 29.-tf DANNER h ZIEGLER.
Buggies and Carriages
REMOVAL.
rrillEcnderslgned Gas removed his Carriage-mak
ing shop to tl e east end of )11ildle street, Gettys
ham, Pe., where he will continue to build all kinds of
work in line, viz:
CARRIAGES, TRO7'7I-VG& FALL
ING-TOP BUGGIES, JAGGER
WAGONS, &C., &C.
His work is ail. put up of good material and by
the best of machaolos, and cannot fall to glee sails.
Diction.. His pricesare always reasonable. He solic
its orders, confident that he can please.
REPAIRING promptly done, at moderate rates.
July 1, 1888 -1y
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES
PERRY J. TATE
le now buildhtg • variety if COACH WORK of
the latest and most approved styles, and construct
ed of the beet material, to which his invites the &net,.
the of buyers. Having built hie work with great
sate and of utaterialasoleoted with special reference
to beauty of style inditurablllty, he can confident
ly recommend the work as onsurpaseed by 'any other
Wsor out of Lithe asks Is an Inspection of
work, to convince those in want ef any kind of •
sehkle that this Is the place.tobuythenn.
' •QREPAIRIN(} fn ovary branch done at ehor
Marko and on rosoonableterins.
Gtveme *call at my Factory. near the corner o
Waehhtgtonand Chamberabnrg street Oettyiburg
Pa.
Jonel2,
NEW HARNESS SHOP.
JOHN CULP
WORKS hi sfriends and the public generally that
s he has resumed the Harnewmaking business, and
opened a Shop on Carlisle street, Gettysburg, adjoin
ing the Passenger depot, when ha will manufacture
and keep on hand all kinds of
HARNESS, •
BRIDLES,
COLLARS
; WHIPS,
LASERS,
• • • PLY-NETS, km, /to
which will be *old at the lowest moth prices. Also.
TRUNKS of all kinds.
. REPAIRING and MENDING attended topromptly.
Having been working at the business for 30 years, I
can guaranty the best 'kind of wart, all being made
under my own superintendence. Oise tee a call.
May 7, 1809.—tf, . JOHN CULP.iII
patograpit
EXCELSIOR GALLERY.
TIPTON & MYERS
successop to C. a. Tyson.
PRO TOG-RAPES;
PHOTO M.131-lATIMES
AACEIROTYPICB, ctc.,
Stereosquic Views of the
BATTLE-FIELD,
sTriEoscol!Es,
PHOTOGRAPH FR.A.M.RS,
AND
A L • J 3 J M
GREAT :VARIETY, •
AND AT GREATLY BEDUCED
,
pato -
jelhassits tietidnibittheb . eat onto Itlied.ain ,
lid ermine otraMett., Jf-11 •
Covirent b• Ittraighlttiva silOgegveeMht*
TYSONI3)OtD STAND.
oat. 9.—test
. -
G 0 'TO icoßßlS'—lf you want
aoy . thLog to the GENTLEMEN'S' LINE, for
he keeps nothlnbaj Gentlemen's wear, and has the
LARGO'S STOOK IN THE COUNTY.
GO TO NORRIS'—If you want
agood pair ot HOME WADI GAITERS, war
ranted to sire satisfaction or Money REIFUNDED.
BOOTS & SHOES.
D. KITZMILLER & BRO.,
H . y e e et ir o u t a received from tbe City a large assort
.1300 TS& SHOES
lI4RDWARE, Jrc
GENTLEMEN, LADIES it CHIL
DRENS' WEAR,
Consisting of Calf &Kip Boots,
Congress & Balmoral Gai
ters, Slippers, &c.
Made in latest style* and of beat mate-
We also MANUPAOTIIIIN TO ORDijk, all kinds
of BOOTS AND SHOBS--the work being made tip
of best materials and by first clue workmen. The
senior partner has been in the baleen for over lb
years and personally superintends all work made up.
We respectfully invite the attention of the public to
our eatablialtment, and hope by strict attention to
bnsiness and by selling at lowest cash prises ? to give
entire satisfaction.
April 18, 18159.-1.1
CUNNINGHAM
Ilse Jest received a large supply of
SPRII“-', l - GOODS,
COATS, PANTS, VESTS,
S H I R TS,
Trunks, Valises, Umbrellas,
NOTION'S, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
CLOCKS, WATCHES,
TOBACCO and CIGARS,
all of which will be sold at short profile end warrant
al to please. Glve him a call at hls store o❑ Bald
more etreet t (Pickin'e old Stand) near the Diamond
April 9,1869.-tf
CLOTHING,
Hats and Caps,
Boots and shoes
NEW FIRM!
COBEAN CUIVIVITGIIAM
A Z4x E it a ,:f t received from tlie City a new and large
H
CLOTHING,
HATS & CAPS,
BOOTS 4.t- SHOES,
NOTIONS, &c.
W. K. GALLAGHER
The goods have all been selected with treat care and
with a desire to meet the want, of this community.
The public will find the goods to boot the beat quality
and the
LATEST STYLES.
One and all &rein'Hod to call at oar Store, on Sala
more etreet t Ceityslittrg,nearly opposite Yabnoetock
Bros. S. OA:OSMAN.
JAS CUNNINGHAM.
April 18.-tf
GOODS FURNISHED
AND
•
Garments made to order,
B 1'
W. T. KING
York Street, Gettysburg, Pa.
Jan. la, 1869.—tf
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
NVW AND LARGE ARRIVAL!
J. DIUNSBEHOPF, corner of the Diamond and
York street, has just returned from the city with an
nnuenally a ttrac tiv e anortm en t of
CLOTHING POD PALL t WINTER WEAR,
which_ he will sell at Inch prices as cannot fail to
take them of very rapidly. Call and Judge for your
selves. To look at the excellent material, tasteful
Sitting, and neat sad substantiaidwing, and then
to get his low prices—callers cannot help but buy,
when they see it so much to their interest to do so.
He has Coate,Pants,Vests,otalletylesand meter!.
ale;
Hats, Boots and Shoes;
Shirts, of all kinds, losiery, Gloves, Handker
.
abide, leek Tie., Orsvats,Linen and PaperCollare,
Suspenders, Brushes, Combs;
Trunks, Valises, Umbrellas, Pocket Huivee,Segars,
Smoking and Chewing Tobareos,Pipes,Stattonery.te.
Clocks, Watches,. Jewelry, with a thousand and
one °titer articles, entirely kionutterotte to dittoing
a tiewipaperadvertliement. -
Be asks the attention of tie, pubile to his new
ltbekiVdent that it will please—lind no oneran
Or will ' Cheaper. Don'tforget the plaea—eorner '
oft orketraaiatsd this Diassond.Gottydastw.
f10v.6, Ise S.—tf JA cps eatx/fisson.
BOOTS AND SHOTS.
N,EW ES TA BL IBHMENT.
Ttria/Athrekswil has erected a new building,tes
• 'toot and Shoe Itstabllstiment, on Carlisle st,
neartb•Ballroad Station, In Gettysburg, where he
now effiragsrsabh-
Boots shoes Gaiters, .
pas, •!/c &c.,
laraton,woossaaatoillitriro,of afforest styles sad
prices. Ho has a daoskooortnasat to Moot from,aad
, selloat the sioallostproits.
A[ KAU TO ORDIOt, of the but ntatorislo
votionsomildo. 'ivory effort *ado to vendor
•sof thapabllots
_And sbloollillithtfolook or Wave m y:
arc. sithor tom you cannot tallto be
July 11,11N115.—.17 JOHN I I •.
ill
o
want
A gOod.lllllollllll
- - •
!
GO TO NORRIS'—If you want
`g-A a fashionable RAT or OAP. . •
(49:10 yon want
' , ell • hishkinable N)DOZTIR, or good PAPBR
COLLAR &n( .
GETTYSBURG, PENIVA
YORE STREET, OPPOSITE THE DANE
[CC
rialB
DAVID KITZUILLER,
JACOB A.IXITZMILLER
Coa*Liting of
OF ALL STYLES AND SIZES. ALSO,
and a great and large variety of
k. ~ ~ ~..
~~~~<, Via, ~R.
NMI
Fie .oastom- Made
llops-,:.a:::S.R4r).iS
MEE
OMR . IMADitta ITML7& on band or wadi to
moans*. Prim amid at LQW Mallow
trital , Prlco Litt wlllb Instructions for sell mooattro.
uses tsent on receipt or Post Orate address.
Mt. BARTLIERT,
Augm424lB4lM,i
New Store Room near Court-house I
H AS remaredhis Boot and Shoe Store to his new
Store Room, s few doors mouth of the Court
house, and nearly opposite the Complier office, Balti
more, street, Gettysburg. He has laid in a large new
stock of goods, which he will sell at reduced prices.
He offers
LADIES' CONGRESS GAITERS,
• LADIES' BALMORAL GAITERS,
LADIES' COMMON GAITERS,
LADIES' KID SLIPPERS, all styles,
LADIES' MOROCCO BALMOBALS,
IN LARGE VARIETY.
GENTS' FRENCH CALF BOOTS,
GENTS' AMERICAN CALF BOOTS,
GENTS' RIP BOOTS,
GENTS' CONGRESS GAITERS,
GENTS' CALF BALMORALS,
GENTS' SLIPPERS, all styles,
DENTS' BROGAN 13.. t c., Ac.
MISSES' ti (MUSS GAITERS,
MISSES' BALMORAL GAITERS,
MISSES' MOROCCO BALMORALS,
Ac., Ac., Ac.,
BOYS' CONGRESS GAITERS,.
S O Y B '.CALF , BALMORALS,
BOYS' BROGANS, Ac., Ac.
INFANTS' SllO4B, all styles,
/N LARGE VARIETY.
Also, Boots and Shoes of his own manufacture non•
stoutly on hand.
All wilibe sold at the lowest living profits. Buy
ars, from town aud country.are invited to call and
examine goods and prices before purchasing else
where, feeling coutident that I can please all who
may call.
The MANUFACTURING of Bootn, Shoes, and Gai
ters, vitiate° be carried an,l LI all its branches, as be.
lore. Repairing done on short notice. By employing
lone but firet•claee got kmen, and tieing none but the
Choicest leather, he teele confident of maintaining his
Ibrmer reputation. Cer:ainty nothing will be left tin.
done to deem yo it.
lia.Thankful for pant/ ivoro, ho oolicitaa col:all:1n
•doe of public patronage. D. IT. KLINOIL.
Gottyaburg,July 16, iseo.—cr
JOSEPH JACOBS,
HERCRANT TAILOR,
CIIAIIBERSBURG STREET, GETTYSBURG
rI'HE undersigned, of the late firm of Goo. Jacobs
J_ t Dro., would mort respectfully. infirm Ms
friends and the public generally, that be hem opened
a liflrchant Tailoring establishment in Cluimbensburg
street, next door tu the old place, and three doors 0081
of the Keystone Rouse, where be will be happy to
Walt on all who may patronize him. stock of,
°LOTUS, CASSIVERS, TESTINGS, TRIMMINGS,
Lc.,
will be (nand choice and tbeap--rery deeirable to lb
lect from. All kinds of Goods for sale—wbether he
manufactures or not.
GOODS MADE UP with dbmatch, as well when
boughtat other stormse at his own. The very beet
work will be made_ good fits and substantial sewing
—and not ing will be deemed too much trouble to
render satisfaction In every saw
The latent New York Imhlons regularly received.
Gutting done, u usual.
A share of public patronage In solicited, and no ef,
fort spared to de it ,
April 16.—tf
tarming tin:pimento, &r.
THE WORLD
DODGES' OHIO AND BUCKEYE
Reapers and Mowers.
A careful examination of these machines winnow.
mence any one of their superior merits over all
other., in strength, daranility, ease of draft, and re.
liability for work, on all kinds of ground, and iu
cry •ariety of grass and grain. Confident of this we
invite those in want of &good machine to examine
(or themselves before purchasing ettea bole.
These machines can he sold as Naked Mowers—
REAPERS as Hand Rake, Self-Rake, or Dropper:
Two differeot sire.: No. I Machine, with two cotter
Bars and three Knl•ee, editing fire and o hal fret int
grain and four feet eight inches in grate: No. 2, cut.
Una four fret six inches.
. .
We have that confidence In these machines that we
are willing to let those witting a machine teat them
with any other They may wleh, and keep the one that
given moat satiefa7tlon. DODGES' A UTOMA N Ska
RARE has given auch general satisfaction that we
consider it the hest belt-hake out, and Is Attached t.
no i•thee machine except the Dodge Machin., Ilia
Ohio and 'Sockeye patent.
For the benefit of aka° wanting. machine. we
would refer them ton i-s of those to whom we hate
sold the last season, viz -
John Deardorff, See
Ephraim Lady,
G eorste Lady,
Jonathan Wider
James Mickley,
Daniel Settle,
John Bender,
John Eckert,
Wm. rant,
Cortiel;us Lott,
Wm. Gulden .
Wm. gobs
WIRE.TOOTIT HAI' RAKES- including th•
celebrated Brandt Rake. and Self•thacharging Rakes,
Alai.. mums, PANNING MILLS, AND Feina
IMPLEMESTR OEN HIULLY.
Persons wiebiug to ex .mlue raw:blues wil I 811.1tb em
at the sesrehouse of JOSEPH WIBIA k Coxe, Gettys
burg. Pa., or at • the reibiesice of the subscrlber.-2
miles from Gettysburg. J n the Harrisburg rued. Per.
sots wanting Circulars will address the subscriber,
Getty,b org, Ps.
April -.1.-tf
GET TILE BEST!
NILSIIW/TVSIMPROTED MOWEL AND REAPER
The strongest, lightest draft,
most compact, simple and
perfect Nlachine ever of
fered to the public.
The" undersigned baring taken the Agency for
Si•hwite' , 4 Celebrated Impr•tred Mower anti Reaper,
111,to, the attention elate Fanners of Adams county
to It, 33 the very bent machine now in market. Its
l ., ..truct ion. tot bearing every neceesary point
to r.do.tdute a perfect machine, is so simple that the
nto,t 11,elperituced person can retdily understand it.
It co,ista of a less number of bolts. pieces and parts
than any other machine, and Is better adapted to all
kinds of Reaping and Mowing. A thorough examina
tion and trial will show this beyond all doubt. :Partn
ers desiring to purchase:a first class machine, at low
price, will do well to call and examine it. Price
Si 2.6 ; 'deeper Attachment Mi. •
ALSO—TUE
Clicunsiber Wood Pump ,
for Walla, Cintenacee.,—the beet in market—and the
etock being made of cucumber wood the taste of the
water.la not affected.
ersous desiring toss° the Mower and Reaper
or Pomp, =lido so by calling at Creme Warehouse
Gettyeharg; Hersh, Wareham, New Oxford, or a
the residence of the subscriber in New Belem.
May 14,1869.-Bmo JOSEPII
STILL AHEAD !
HOFFHEINS'
REAPER & MOWER,
One of the Greatest Machines of the
Age,
TB superior to any other Machine now In use, an
I will excel any that will ever be introduced, ha►
ing been thoroughly tried and given general satisfac•
lion. I would now Inform all those who intend pur
chasing Machines to call and examine for themselves.
this Machine is noted particularly to excel all other
machines in strength, durability, ease of draft, and
reliability of work, in all kinds of grass and grain.—
It mita lodged grain admirably, which Is a great item
In Machines! to a farmer. It Pas be used an a hand
rake as wallas a self-raker. It cute b feet I Inchon in
grain; ♦ feet 10 inches in grass; has.a steel cutter
bar, with wrought iron. guards ; it fan he need as a
Single Mower as well as a Combined Machine.
A full trial of the Machine can be bad.
Also. SIIIREMAN'S SELF-DIBCHARGING HORSE
RAKE, and the gnat and well-known BRANT RASA,
the beet rakes ever introduced. We would also call
your attention to the IRON DOUBLE BIROVRIL
PLOUGH, wrought Iron frame, very light and strong,
steel shovels, easily adJneted to run shallow or,fhtep,
and is neatly and tastefully made
ALSO, THE KEELER AND EXCELSIOR PAN
NING MILL, the old namborough Fan improved, for
many years a great favorite among the farmers of
Pennsylvania, It Is large and strong, has two cockle
screens, and warranted to work perfectly.
Also all kinds of FARMING IMPLEMENTS always
on hand.
Any person wishing to examine these machines caa
see them at theßitUealeld Hotel, or at my residence,
3 miles from Oettystrarg, between the Taneytown
read and the Baltimore pike.
May 28, 1869—tt
GEISER'S PATENT SILT-REGULATING
GRAIN SEPARATOR
CLEANER AND BAGGER,
With the latest impkve# Triple•geared
Horse Power, 'either Gear or Belt.
This machine has successfully competed with &lithe
best of the different patented Grain Beparators, and,
now has the reputation of being the best Separator
ever produced; in tact, the only Separator and Olean.
as ever before the public to.eve
,general satisfaction.
' The machine is conveniently arranged for hauling
and threshing, being. permanently fixed on two
wheal., One man can easily move or shift It about,
so that It in not half the trouble on a barn floor as •
common thresher and shaker. It is also easily put
In operation. It In mime sully managed, reliable.
ra
duble, atmPact and saky to work by while In
operation, not making near the doss as the common
machine or other Separators.
Tanners can rest assured that this machine is no '
humbug, and Judging from the high recommendation
of farmers that are wing them we mast come to the
conclusion that it is the very machine that armors
want.
The following are • raw of the persons whO hare
need tits machine, well known, and to whom the
public are referre d for farther Inkesnatlon : •
Wm.. 7. Peters, Pins Dale,Adams co.. Penna.
Wm. Kohler, near New O r ford, ". "
John D. Plaits, gar Gettisbarg "
Henry RotbolOollott Oodop.
'
Daniel Peters, landercllla, "
John Waltman, Moghert7stown " '
Michael Mace!, INonntioy teip. , u -
John Small ; hicaherrystowa "
Min. P. Brandaa,,Tdrit Springs. " "
Outiage h* the kipt
„
sad ii
_l7 ltparitut N noir
ottits kit tti&K ma tio
nown; adttoottd to
July 30,4 m. alistopting, York
•i 9 • -Is '
POIi'(;ENTLEBEEN.
33 South Sixth it., above Chestnut,
PfITLAIMLPIELA
REMOVED I
D. H. KLINGEL
JOSEPH JACOBS
henry Culp,
'henry
Itltalla Pent..
David Stvivar:
W. Rosa it•
J. J. Kerr,
A udrew Wrikert,
Wm. Bight's )
Juba Guinn.
John N. 11,•irau
JuhuN. Buyer,
WM. WIBLE, Agent
LEWIS A. BUSHMAN
~~~~
itrgSBITRO - RAIL RO
TIME TABLE •
313133 31 4 4121 eaveaGettyabarg m4ll fib , y. l[.
and mamma at, Remoter Junctioa i witk trainer)
lag Math sad Booth, paseengets reaching Gailltlarsr
at 12 20, P.M., Harriatturgat 12
.44,P. M.,'Phladel.
phis at 4 00,P. ld.,and New York at y 00, P.M; 800
turning, arrive at Gettysburg at 12 16,P.M., with
passengers from Baltimore, Harrisburg, to.
131PCOND TRAIN leaves Gettysburg •tl2 40 p. N.
and connects at; Hatoyer Junction with fast line j
North at 2 10; P. H., reaching Harrisburg at 4 00, P.
IL,Phila4elibia at 9 00, P. 14., New York at 12 00,P
H.; and with ktailFrain eonth at 2 31, p. M., reach•
logßaltimore at 6 00, P. L. Raturning arrives at
Qattysburg at 4 . 16, P. R., with passengers from
Baltimore, Rarrishurg, naiad')lpbflt,'/M.
April3o, 1869. R 3foOIIRI/Y. Sup,t.
READING RAILROAD. fi
SUMMER *ARRANGEMENT)
_HONDA 1, APRIL 26th, 1869.
Great trunk line from the North and North Meat
for Philadelphia, New York, Heading, Pottsville,
Tamaqua, Aabland,Shamokin, Lebanon, Allentriwn,
Easton, Ephrata, Ulla, Lancaster, Columbia, kc., kc.
Trains leave Harrisburg for New York, as follows:
At 2.35,5.20 and 8.10 A.M., 12.25 noon, 2.00 and 10.55
P. 51.,connectIng with similar Trains on the Perm.
sylvanfa Railroad, and arriving at New York at 0.45,
11.45 A. M. and $lO 6.45, 0 .30 P. Id., and 6.00
respectively. Sleeping Cars accompany the 2.35, 6.20
A.M. and 10.55 P. M.. Tra in a, without change. "e
Leave Harrisburg for Reading, Pone:rills, Tama
qua, Mineraville,Ashiand, Shalnokin, Pine GroveiAl
lentown and Philadelphia , at BNO A . 31., 2.00 and 430
P. Si., stopping at Lebanon and principal Way Site-
Mona; the 4.10 P. M. train making connections.for
Philadelphia, Pottsville and Columbia only. 3or
Pottsville, Schuylkill Myron and Auburn,, :via
Schuylkill and Susquehanna Railßoad,leave Harris
burg at 3.3 u P.M.
Returning: Lease New York at 9.00 A.M.,1/.00
now), 5.05 and 6.00 P Philadelphia at 8.19 A.M.
and 3.3 a P. M.; Sleeping ears accompan, the 9.0i9A.
M., 5.05 and 8.00 P. 31. trains from New York,with¢at
change.
Way Passenger Train leaves PhiLadelphla at 7.39 A
M., connecting with similar train on Fast Porn:m.ll4ll
- returning trod.. Reading at 6.30 . P. 5 1.,stopOng
at all Stations.
Leave Pottsville At 7.30...45 A. IL, 'and 2.45 P.M.,
Shamokin at 5.25 aril ;0.30 A. M., Ashland at 7.00 A.
and 12.30 n.iou, Tamaqua at 6.30 A; - M., and
2.20 P.M., for l'hilsdadialia and New York.
Leave Potteviile,Via.Schuylkilland Susquehanna
Railroad at LW A. M for Harrisburg, and 11.30,A.
11, fur Pine Grove and Tremont.
Reading Accommudation Train: Lven Reaiaa
at 7.30 A. M., returul ng leaves Philadel ea phia at d
1.5
I'. 51.
Pottstown Accommodation Train: lame. Pot%-
town:a 0 SA. , returning leaves Philadelphia*
4 .a 0 P. 31
Col mbia ILail Rom: Trains leave Reading at 7.00 A.
31., rid 1.. M. tor Ephrata. Lithe, Lancaster
Columbia. se.
Perk...nen Rail Road Traineleave Perkiomen June
lion at 9.00 A. 31. and 0.00 P.M.. Returning: Lewd,
61ciptack at .8 13 A. 31., and 1.00 P. 31., connecting
whin eimlar trains on Reading Rail Road.
On Sunday,: Leave New York at 8.00 P.M., Philt.
delphia 8.00 A. 31. and 3.15 P. M., the 8.00 A.M. Wraln
running only to Reading; Potterllle 8.00 A. 31.; Ma.
rdburg 5.20 A.M. and 4.10 and 10-55 P. M.,and Rea&
log at 12.65 oidnlght, 2.64 and 7.15 A. M. for Ilarr6..
burg, .112.55 midnight, and 7.06 A. N. for New York,
and 9.40 A. 31.. and 4.25 P.M. for Philadelphia.
Commit tattoo, Mileage, Beason, School and Incur.
lion Ticket*, to and from all points, at reduced Raton.
Baggage checked through; 100 pound* allowid
each Passenger.
Goner al u A, l. eNt a C 2 1 4 e 8 t
Reading,Pa., nay 7, 1869,
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
STRING SCHEDULE.
•
Ou and after May 9. 1889,Trains will lease Ilanovir
Junction as follows:
LEAVE . NOATFI W MID
1244 p. rm—Daily for icilliamsport, dally (except
Sundays) for Elmira, Rochester, Buffalo,
Niagara Falls and Erfe and the West.
10.58 a. (except Send's) for Elmira, ButB
alo, Lc.
2.13 p. m.—Daily (except Sundays) for Williamsport
and Erjp.
•
8.05 p. (exBept Sundys) tor York.
0.55 p. m.—Dally ((except Eutplaayej fur Harrisburg
and the Wrat.
LEAVE SOUTHWARD.
7.37 a. m.—Dally stopping at Park tononly.
7.12 a. m.—Daily (except SuLday,) stopping at all
Stations.
12.30 p. m.—Daily stopping at Parkton only.
142.35 p.m.—Daily (ezerpt Sundays) stopping at thi
Station,.
EDW. S. YoUNLl.Gerl.Pasa. Agent,
'Lattimore,
ALFRED R. Oen. Superintratient,
May 29,1560.-tf IL`rrit,burg,
pENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL •
AILROAD.;
Doohletrack ronte running betw e en Philadelphia
add Pittaborg. Tram. leaving Gett• aburg make thr
following ounectione a lib thin Trunk line:
Gettynburg. hive at %.15 a. ru. A 12.40 p.m.'
t. , ...verJunction arrive 10n5 2.05 "
Inane 10.55 •' 1..n5 •• '
arrive 12.55 p.m. 11.45 "
leave 3.5 ii •. 2,lis a. tn.
Philadelphia arrive ti.to •• 0.50
Ilarrishurg len , : 1.15 .. 12.10
Pittsburg arr... 1.::3 a. in. LAO "
At Phlliiiilliiiiis iii4eir connectinna ale made with
the trains for New lark, Bcpitiir t and all Lantern,'
Cities. At Pittobur t i ccurte•ctious are mule in the
New 1:111 in Depot With, the trains for all Wietern
points.-
Barr bburg
.
111..F0x further inkarnatiou apply to
lIDWARL, 11. WILLIA NI.
Geu.Seipe•rieterident.Altoc•us, Pa.
111. MIT W. GWINNER, Gen. l'aesenezer end Ticket
Accut.ll.lll4lelo,l4. ;314y 14, ISCii.-t
Iu
conxennence of the dlaaetrous fire, which in Jan
nary Fast, destroyed their st , /re and Ita contenta,
J. E. C.ALDWELL & CO
Jewellers,
Ifeee , ilad made e•le , eleHy to their order in Europe
en,l in Amer:ea. an ent iroly
New Stuck of Choice Goods,
Which are note opened and reArly for examination
Very Fine Paris Mantle Clocks,
Every mu cement with the uew i mprovements.)
NEW SIDE ORNAMENTS TO MATCH,
Entirely new
Bronzes, Groups and Figures
GORILUI 31,1.1tilTF'G CO'S
FINE ELECTRO WARES,
Best Slc'rling Silver Wares,
Watches, Jewelry, &c., &c
A very full aseortmeut at very
MODERATE PRICES
For the present at
819 CHESTNUT ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Mar: 4,1869.-1 y
AGENTS WANTED FOR
CHAMBERLIN'S
LAW BOOK
FOR THE PEOPLE!
EMEEM
Full Instrcutione and Practical Forms, adapted to Ev
ery Kind of Badness, and to all the State. of the
Union.
BY FRANKLIN 6HAMEBERLIN,
Of the United States Bar.
'There is no book of the kind which will take rank
with it fou'autbenticity, intelligence, and complete
nem."—SpringpfAld (Maas.) Republican.
This is the ONLY NEW BOOK of the kind publish
ed for many years. It Is prepared by an able PRAC.
TICAL LAWYER, of twenty-Ove years' experience,
and is just what everybody needs for daily use.
It is highly recommended by many eminent Judges,
Including the Chief Justice and other Judges of Male
sachnsetta, and the Chief Justice and entire Bench of
Connecticut.
Sold only by Subscription. AGENTS WANTED
EVERYWHERE. Send for Circulars.
b. D. CASE k CO.. Pubtishers, Hartford, Conn.; No.
I Spruce it., New York; Cincinnati, 0.; and Chicago,
CAUTION
- •
An old law-book, published many year No, bas
lug been hastily re•leeaed as "a new book," without
even a suitable revision of its obsolete statements.—
Do not confound that work with Ohamberlin', Law-
Book for the NOW. ) . [July 23-2 m
WM. KNABE & CO.,
XANUACTITI2III OP
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PIANO FORTES,
BALTIMORE, MD
These instruments have been before the Public for
nearly Thirty Years, and upon their excellence alone
attained an unpurchased pre easinenas, which pro
nounces them unequaled. Their
TONE
combines great-power, sweetness and tine singing
quality, ea well as great purity of Intonation, and
OtODllOlllll throughout the entire scale. Their
TOUCH
Oita and elastic, and entirely free from tie stiff
nese found In so many Pianos. In
WORKMANSHIP
- -
they are unexcelled. Using none but the very best
seasoned material, the large capital employed In our
business enables us to keep continually an Immense
stock of lumbar. de.. on hand. •
2111rOur SQUARE PIANOS have our New Improved
Overstrung Scale and the AO RA PPE TREBKIL
We would call speclal attention to our late improve.
meats In
GRAND PIANOS AND SQUARE GRANDS,
Patented August 14,1866,
Which bring the Piano nearer perfection than has yet
been attained.
Every Piano fully Warranted for Ave
Years. -
HINTZ, York, Pa., Sole Agent forth. abogli
telebreled inetrnmenu, la kg special anointment,
enabled to furnish them at the Tory loweet ihotorg
Price..
lk CO
Jimsll, isep.-41e. • KNABI .6
Balttabes.
EBT ADVERTDENG =IA A
121:11 STAB AM
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-01t."0.ym1..i..-4-:-.BAKSit'.B
ElNft flbziwftni
ELASTIC STITCH
FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES,
495 Broadway;Netv York.
739 Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
POMEI OF EXCFXLENCE
Beauty and Elasticity of Stch.
Perfection and Simplicity o f Machinery.
liming both threads directly from the spools.
No teetotal:lg of seams by hand and no waste of
thread.
Wide range of application Without change of ad-
The seam retains its beauty and firmness after wash.
Ing and ironing.
Besides doing all kindi of work done by other Sew
ing Machines, these Machines execute the most
beautiful and permanent Embroidery and ornamental
work.
4filf'The Highest Premiums at all the fairs and ex.
hibitions of the United St/amend Europe. have been
awarded Mei:hover k Baker Bowing Machines, and
the work done by them, wherever exhibited in com
petition.
ITTlte very highest prize, THE CROSS OF THE
LEGION OP HONOR, was conferred on the repre
sentative of the Grover h Baker Sewing Machines at
the Exposition Uolversells, Paris, 1 8 87, thus att.:fl
ing their great superiority over all other Sewing
Machines.
4WirPor sale by D. W. ROBESON, Gettysburg.
NOTICE.
T HE tiudersigned haring bad n years' experience
es a practical Operator on Sewing Machines
would recommend the Grover k Baker Family 31s.
tinechine as the cheapest and best machine for family
The simplicity of constructicu and elasticity of
stitch made by these machines are two very import
ant points in their favor. 260,000 of thee* machines
are today bearing witness to the troth of our as
sertions and the demand ❑ steadily increasing. 6 '
We have also Shuttle Machines on hand for Tailors
and Coach-trlmtnera me. Call and see us.
Li. W. ROBISON, Agent,
Chamberaburg It., Gettysburg, Pa.
Juuo.l.l, ISE9.—ly
'S4O STITCH! $37 50
.0 $4011,t class SEWING MACIITNES $37 50
$4O given Ka premiumo for $37 50 worth $37 50
$4O asob,,criptionafor WOOD'S HOUSE- b 37 50
$4O HOLD ADVOCATE, a Sr: class $37 50
$4O Family pacer, ...t.72 cents a year.— $37 50
$4O Also
$37 50
$32 TICK ! TICK ! $3O
$32 AMERICAN WATCHES, worth I-32, .!:7,0
sw. ii ii en for £2O worth of entiseftlitlimii.— $3O
$32 A!...,
$3 , 0
$1 DI - C.TIONARY. $l2
$l2 ‘Velistio's Unabridged Dictionary, $l2
$l2 worth $l2, given as premiums 1,,r $l2
$l2 $l2 worth of subscriptions. Also $l2
$lOO Sunday School $lOO
SBOLIBRAR .
lES, $BO
SOO Large or small. to be selected from $ 6O 1
$5O 400 volumes of the very but Books $5O
$lO published and given as a premium SW
$ 3 O for an equivalent amount of cab. $3O
$2l wriptions. $24
to. Also several other premiums equally liberal. ke.
Sir The ADVOCATE, (formerly called the Prosilm
tus,)contains 16 large pages, and alms to promote
Knoledge Virtue, end Temance. I has bee
enlar w ged and improved three ti p mes in in 27 t
months.—
n
Bend for specimen copy. Address
P.O. Building, Net b B u . r W gb °° , N D . ,
Y
March 12.-410
PUMPS I PUMPS !
pOR pure water use, neither ba •
tasting wood, rusty iron, nor poison lead, bu
TUE CELEBBATRA
CUCUMBER PUMP
made of wild cucumber wood, entirely !asides:, dura
bit and reliable. Not a patent article, but the good
old•feibioned wooden Pump, made by machinery, and
therefore perfect and accurate in all its parts, raising
an equal amount of water, and coating less than half
the money. Easily arranged so as to be non-freezing,
and in construction so simple that any one can put
it up as:di:yip it in ' , pair. After thorough trial it Ls
acknowledged the last D CIIZAPIBT. Twelve feet of
tubing with each pomp, free of charge. Dealers sup
plied at Lowest manof,cturer■ rates. For ciroklars,
price lists, kr.
Call or adddreee
CHAS. G. BLATCHLEY,
No. 8 North Seventh Street,
Agents wanted. Philadelphia. Pa.
N 0.624 Filbert it. bet. dth t ith Market t Arch at.,
Philadelphia, Pa
Feb.l9.-8m
utrittring.`
West Middle Street Marke
(NEAR THE COVET-110USE.)
Every Day in the Week,
=ll
Fresh Beef three Limes • week, To•eds7, Wedoee•
day and Saturday mornings. Lamb, Veal or
every day. Orders left at my market In the evening
will be promptly delivered the following morning
June 11, 180-tf
BUTCHERING
NEW FIR M
OZOftGE B. STOVER k TELLDDEL'S S. WIBLE,
ATING entered Into partnership In the BUTOS.
ERING BUnIIVES.S, trill carry it on in all its
branches. All kinds or
FRESH MEAT
In their eeuon. Market stand in Gettysburg, at
Arnold's Corner. Fresh Beef every Tuesday and Sat
urday morning. &nail meats Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday morning. As we pay cash for our stock
w• can sell as reasonable as any good firm In Gettpe
burg.
Those having fat stock for sale will find it to their
advantage to call on or address the new Firm.
April 30, 1869-tf
MEAT WANTED
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
COUNTRY HAMS,
SIDES,
SHOULDERS & LARD,
BY NICHOLAS & SIMON CODORI,
York 'treat, below wars hotel.
Hams and Dried Reef, also Fresh
Meats constantly on hand for sale.
/nee 4.—tf
gout); and Nolaurants.
EAGLE 11()TEL.
The largest and meet eommodions In
•
GETTYSETIRG, PENNA.
*WIZ OP 01 1 / 1 11MICISBUZO AND IMIUCENOTOP ITpLITS
JOHN L. TATE, Proprietor.
ilarAn Omulbat,fb ' r Passengers and Baggage, runs
•
to the Deoot, on mind and departure et Rat Road
Tram.. , Oarefaleertanta, and reuonableehargee.
/4729, 1807.
- EYSTONE HOTEL,
GETTYSBURG, PA.
WM. E. MYERS, PROPRIETOR.
NOW OPEN.
THIS is anew House, and has been
-in Sail sip in the most approved style. Its
location ■ pleasant and cone lent, being In the
most business portion of the town. livery arrange.
maid has b een made for the accommodation and oom
fbrt of vests, with ample stabling attached. With
expariencad servants, snit aeoommodatlag Olerks
we shall nee every endeavor to please. This Hotel
s now open for the entertainmentof the publio.and
widtudlysollelt asharsofpuldlepatronaga.
Noy iUY.
WESTERN
PRD-EMPTION LANDS.
I HAYS ON HAND A 711 W
TR ACTS
OF No. 1,
'amid baud, prireaptiaa Lauda located aaarßaLl
ramiaAaaniy Towns, 204 to well settled neighbor
hoolleh *kith ; will sid, or whose at a fair pria
41r itigosti.aritsm coin% .
M.MINL-tr
Sugars, Syrups,Melesees, Coffees, Tema, Splees,,Salt
*C.; the
BEST BRANDS OF FLOUR
n the market, with Elitins. Shoulders, Sides, Pleb,
Dried Frults,Confeetlons, de. Also,
to great variety: Cedar and Willow-ware, Stone
ware, Crockery-ware, Rani:eta. Segari. Tobacco*.
and 'thousand and oneother articles-.
•
BUTTER AND EGGS,
nice and fresh, a !ways for sale.
GLI.LLBPIi L Co. will spare no effort to please, and
•rer confident of befog able to do so by constantly
keeping a full and choke stock, and selling at the
very lowest profits, COUNTRY PLODUCI wanted, either
for the cash or in excbange for goods, highest market
price allowed. JOSEPH 14 . 6 ILLESPIE, ,
June 17,16e.3.—tf
dLROCERIES AND LIQUORS_
for Cash
ALL OTHER KINDS OF LIQUORS,
iti.hler's Herb Bitters
Pure Liquors for Medical pun
poses at WM. J. MARTIN'S.
Table Cutlery, Glassware, Queens-
WARE, Ac., at WM. J. MARTIN'S.
April 30, 18f9
WM. BOYER & SON,
DEALERS IN
GROCERIES, NOTIONS,
TOBACCOS,
Stone, Wooden and Willow TVare
general assortment of
all Goods usually kept in
a FAMILY GROCERY.
Dec. 4, 1867.-tf
GROCERY
JACOB W. CRESS
HA:VINO opened anew Grocery, in Gettyebarg, on
the north-west corner of the Public Square,
hu lust received a splendid assortment of FRESH
GROCERIES,
including Sugars, Coffee, Melanie., Syrup, Teas,
Spices, Tobacco,Salt, Fish,Hams,Slionlders o ar Also,
QUEENSWARE, CONFECTIONS,
Nuts,Fruite,Soaps,Fancy Article. and Notions gener
ally We will also keep on hand FLOUR and FRED
STUFFS.
GEORGE A. CODOR
Having purchased for CASH, I am prepared to
sail very cheap. Give me a calland Judge for your
selves.
Sept. 25,1867.-1 f
GROCERY.
WM. B. MEALS HAS OPENED A
Grocery, Vegetablq and
STOVER k WIBLE
at his residence adjoining Meals k Brother's Marble
where he is prepared to sell as cheap as the cheeped
anything in his line. 01TO use call.
March 19,1889—if
garpottro and Contractoo.
Wm. C. Stallsmith & Son,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
Carpenters and Contractors.
Doors, Shutters, Blinds, Door
and Window Frames, Cor-
Conetantlyon band and manufactured to order of
BEST MATERIALS,
REASONABLE PRICES.
1131.0rders promptly attended to
*Tan. 16, iseottf
GEO. C. CASHMAN,
•
Carpenter and Contractor,
RESPECTFULLY informs the
public that k e has rfuncrred UM' neer Shop on
Stratton street between York and
,Italiroad streets,
and fa prepared to take contracts Ifbr patting op and
repairing Buildings, atu reasonable rates as an3'
bander in Gettysburg—an searkgairenteed Sobs,
but quality. no hopes by edict attention to boat.
noes torAirtt pabli patrosso. Q!. mo cail
April 9. 18139.-tt
M. CHRJTZMAN,
GETT YSBURG, PA.,
Carpenter and Contractor,
Hiring remand tom) new chap
On Waahington street, batmen Aliddie
and Charnbresburg tercets,
aid inixoducod atom Poiror i f antioripionsd tots?.
mall kinds*, work for Minna' , piittirsis -of des
boilt nanger•st. Anil as snarly end okapi, Na co s b e
dons is
_nni osluir litatottaiuzisatti prit z ..
Imegissesa Rends airs". in manta :and wort sis ,
in=pramptressaaddispatok. • .
for all kinds ofßrsoksts,darolk.lfoski.
'sok da i lirsaiptif SIM and on nematodes onms.
April ziknetAt
GlO . AINOLD.
graffito.
ROCERTES & LUMBER.
H. Keefer's Store, `
ONTIORILL AALTIK O IIII3t.,GraYBBUTIO,PA.
FRESH GROCERIES
every week ftvm the City, Provisions, Dried an
Aram hntta of all kinds, always on band, at lows,
rates.
ILOUR,CORN MAUL, CIIRESETP ÜBE CIDER YIN
ZGARMAPIS OF ALL KINDS, CANDLES,
NOTIONS, CONFECTIONARIES,
BROOME, AC.; alio,
• •
LUMBER,
such as Scantling, Posts, Le., continually on hand at
lowest living rata,. Call and use.
Aug. 0, .1.060.—tf
JOSEPH GILLESPIE,
Dealer in Flour, Groceries,
Notions, &c.,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
INVITES the attention of the public to their large
stock of Goods, at the old stand, on York Weer.
next door to the Globe Inn, conxietlng ‘,l the beat of
GROCERIEs,
NOTIONS,
\ATM. J• MARTIN,
la'holesale and Retail Dealer in
Alnrge lot of Groceries that I am selling Cheap
CHOICE LIQUORS,
Old Bye Whisky eight years Old
Very Old French Brandy
A general aesorttnent of BITTERS, among which le
ALSO,
BARGAINS
1:EIMI!I
IN - GETTYSBURG
Notion Store
yard, to
EAST YORK STREET
nice, Door &Window
Brackets, &c
by experienced workmen. and at
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
yOUNT'B COM POUND
POE TH2 CORI OP
•
PUTRID SORE THROAT, INIPLUKNZA,
.0 21 gi t. other Inflammatory or Inward disease of the
if not of too long standing. Also, gOkItLIIT
EMIR. This medicine has been tried In
THOUSANDS OF CASES,
a different parts of the country, and has DOTS,
been known to fall if taken in time and according
to directions. It Is warranted to cure. Give it a trial
and it willspeak for itself. =very household should
provide themselves with a box of this medicine and
keep It 011 hands. The cures that It has effected ars
truly marselou.
IS-Prepared and sold by lasses Yousi t 00.,0 et
eyabarg, Pa , or by their authorised agents. /Of
sale at nearly all theiltoresin Adams county.
Sias , 29,1867.-t f lIIRA2L YOUNT & 00.
'JHERRY PECTORAL
For Diseases of the Throat and - Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, - Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
Probably never before to the whole history of medl•
rine, hasanything won so widely and so deeply upon
the confidence of mankind, as this excellent remedy
for pulmonary complaints. Through a long Larks of
years, and among most of the races of men Rhea risen
higher and higher in their estimation, as It his be
come bootee known. Itruniform character and pow
er to cure the various affections of the lungs and
throat, have made it known as a reliable protector
against them. While adapted to milder forms of dim
ease and to young children, it is at the same time the
most effectual remedy that can be given for Incipient
consumption, and the dangerous affections of the
throat soil lungs. As a provision against sudden at—
tacks of Vroup, It should be kept on hand to every
family, and indeed so all are sometime,- subject to
colds and coughs, all should be provided with this an;
tidote for them.
Although settled Consumption is thought Incurable,
still great numbers or cues where the dleuteeeeemied
settlrd, have been completely cured, and tee 'Patient
restored to sound health by the Cherry Pedant/. Bo
complete iv its mwdery °seethe disorders of the Lnna■
and Throat, that the most obstinate of them, under
the Cherry Pectoral they eubslde and disappear.
Singers and Public Speakers And great protection
from It.
Azehima is alwaystelleved end often wholly cum!
bf ft.
Bronchitis is genenilly cured by taking the Merry
Pectoral In small and frequent dorms.
8a generally aro its virtues known that we 'need
not publish the certificates of them here or do more
then assure the public that Its onalides ate fully
maintained.
Ayer's - Ague Cure,
For Auer and /true, Inkrolitlely Fever, ChM Fever
Rsonittnt Feuer, Dumb /true, Perim:lieu/ or Baious
F'erer, (lb, and indeed all the ajjections witch aria
from notorious, marsh, or•miaematic poisons.
As Its name implies, it does Core, and does not fall.
Containing. neither Arsenic. Quinine, Bismuth, Zinc,
nor any other mineral or poisonous substance what
ever, it iu now kr Injure, any patient. The number
and importance of its cures in the ague districts, are
literally beyond acconut. and we believe without a
parallel In the history of Acne medicine. On r pride
Is gratified by the acknowledgmentwwe receive of the
radical corn effected In obstinate caw, and where
other remedies had wholly failed.
Unacclimated persons, either resident in. or travel
ing through mlnamatlit localities ,wil I be protected by
taking the AGUE CURE daily.
Fcr Liner Cbmpidiffs,nrising from torpidity of the
Liver, it is an excel' tremedy,stlmulating the Liver
Into hevilthyactivit..
i t
11 \\14
t
t r 1% ,
t I
1.. .
I
PRICE, $lOO PE BOTTLE.
Female by A. D. Duel:,ler. Druggist. Gettysburg
Pa. [0ct.2,11168.-3a
Per Dll ioue Digorcik
escellent'remedy, pr!
corel, where other mt.
PtePsswi bi DR. J.
AnalititalChemiste,Lo,
mem
A YER'S
HAIR VIGOR
FOR THE RENOVATION OF THE
HAI R .
The Great Desideratum of the Age
A dreealeg which la at once agreeable, healthy, and
effectual for preserving the hair. faded*? pray Aids
is soon tutored to ils original color and Cho glou and
freshness of youth. Thin hair Is thickened, falling
hair chocked, and baldnau often, though not Alvan
cured by Its use. Nothing can restore the hate where
the follicles are destroyed, or the glandistrophled mid
decayed. But such as remain can be saved for useful
neu by this application. Indeed of fouling the hair
with a pasty sediment,lt will keep It clean and •IQar-
one. Its occasional use will prevent the hair from
turning gray or falling off, and consequently p
baldness. Free from • those deleterious subsume.
which wake some preparations dangerous and blind-
one to the hair, the Vigor can only benefit but not
harm it. If aranttid merely for •
HAIR DRESSING,
irotblas elsecan be ronad so desirable. Containing
neither oil nor dye, it does not I 11 whits - Cambric, and
yet !sets longer oi the heir, giving it • rich gloiery
lastra and a grated perfume
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.,
PRACTICAL & ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS,
LOWELL, MASS
gir or Isle by A. D. Buehler, Drugglet, 0. ty
• r (Oet. 2 18 1-1.7
Ilf! and c f irt /nourautt.
J. W. CREss
H 0 M E
INSURANCE COMPANY,
CABII,O.APITAI,--TWO MILLION DOLLARS
Assets Jan. 1, 1869,
J. 11. WASHBURN,
Secretary
OEO. M. LYON,
An't Sacra-tab'
T. A 6REINE,
2.1 Alert Sectretary
H. A. PICKING, Agent,
West Middle Street, Gettysburg, Pa
April 30,1889.-8 m
Y" •RANCUaITAITTIMERICA,
NO. 232 WALNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED 179,1
MARINE, INLAND (t FIRE INSURANCE.
Issues Limited or Porpietrubl
Asset:Jaw. 15t,1369,..... *2,348323 39
$20,000,000 LOSSEB PAID IN CASH, BINCI ITS OE•
ARTHUR G. COFFIN, CHABLIS PLATT,
President. Tie* Presi dent,
MATILIAS NORRIS, e•crahry
H. A. PICKING, Agent,
• Office is Wut Midas Strut, Gettysburg, Pa
April 80,18811.-6 m
ADAMS COUNTY
MUTUAL FIRS INSURANCE COMPANY
INOORTOILLTID, YAWN 18, 1851•
Preold ont—Gfoorg Swope.
Vice-ProoldonO—Samul B. itasooll.
Secretary—D. A. Buehler.
Treasiirer—X . G. Yahnestoek.
Itasca tiro Commltteo—Boba t NoCtordy,li. A .Plo k
rts.,.Taoob lUDs.
Wumems.--Georg &womb. •.Ba.Wn, B.XeDair,
di, 8.8. Bumell,ll.G.lakmestmly 131Mt1ibug;Jamato
King, Stabs°. township;
a. A. Yields& atrablm; Abdlel F. OM, Now Oihrd;
Wm. Rom White, Lilmrty; H. O. Potore,Poimsbnzg
(Y. 84
igh...This Company la limited In Its operations to the
cousty of Adams. It hu tmen in operation for more
dun IT yam, and in that period has made Ostend as
seamnamt,hseing paid losses bran dining that potiod
asionnttng to over $16,000. Any pawn desiring stain
.or can apply to eithsr of oho mansion.
air The Snoutlvo Commit te• ands at the Ones of
dontyany, on the jut Wednesday In every month
at %Week. P. IL Paso 10.1141...
Xardwart, gunny, *r.
ARDWARE
AND 0 11001RII&
21111 enbeoriberohavejustreturnodfrotetheeitier
with en tmwewi• supply of HABDWARB (MO ,
0/11/1123, which they ore offering at their old. staid'
Balthatore street, at pile' it o eultth trtf sea Otte
toak °angels to patio(
OorpenteetTool
Blitekesit I.Toola
no *Findings
Oabln•tilakar 'ffi Tool
lonsikespor ,, Fixture •
Jill kinds ot tic* O•P'
OR 00,0.01.0 a 07 ALL Xfifpli
011 a Paints am. 0114 • Theridi
theser.rsldsparta.nts stilettos ad ebowirimis lOUS
am Ss had st this Btors. livery Outgo,
issa bweaommodsted here with 100 ill hid frr e
end liwaselmotril lad 6, 1 1 11 Reticle)* thor
al aaaaa collative stomping - limit lashow
immesh • easy° thilrhountoutoriliallyi
Zoill DAY Nall
Y 3111,1 SIT. t
~tß~ir~t. a
AYER'S
nand Liver Complaints, It is an
docing many truly amarkable
11cine• had failed.
AYEIt t CO., Practical and
31aes.,and mold all round
AV-PRICE $1.00.-VA
OF NEW YORK.
$3,968 282 30.
OHAS. J. MARTIN,
Prosktent
•. WILLMARTII,
Vice President
D. A. HEALD,
2d Vice President
CHARTER. PERPETUAL
GAZ/MITION
017101118
Oo►a Nudist,
HA WPM. USPI
zonurma ylC►r
Butuasorestriet ,betuteoe Ge Cliwri
Geetyskirs,,ra:
TIMMS 01? PODLION2
ram 1 Smissi I*
.ley morning, at $2.00 aplarja ,
palierlthlo the year. No on
tiutied nitil all gee lee Veld ' ,
i. 40 of thepabliehere .
i darissiiXTbareiniertedwll rem
t ii bOrIILICUICiiOI2 will
lz by the quarter ,bel I year, we' r
I:d. will boto eeeee tlAt speefilil rai
uputi
*sr fuo circulalloo ofthieSTA**f
itflarger than it' 000000 allials4lll
u .9.46=14)4)u oty and, as siii•f
CAUQUi
-
Woltz °tall binds will be pr,.
.t (alt rates. a&odettills.
‘a,
sc., in every variety end style
bort ootic•. Terms
B2ffffffffl
CUUNITT OPrICSIII.
ir n (Judge —Kober [J. ilthef.
A Auc la te JudyrJ—Jo.ep bJ. Eats, It
Pe.fitunota ry—J.c.,,b Milburn.
decurdrY—Wm.U.lioltx
k tAt 6'unrts—A.
.1 • set Attorney—WM. A.4uncan..
pr.aeunr—ll. U. Wag t lion.
.15 ,, f—Philip /Iron
r=fi=t;BM=l
S o eyor.-Juan U. Eiti/Of
•
*SI az tcbo La ON l•resias ,J
IhrtaiLo. Clerk—J. M. Write!:
HcJle•e. PAysiciaa to JathDt. J
pirwor• sJ MA Poor—Join "to
)•erdortt. &tea/I—jou
-4. I. ff , e4Jrer—Jacub
..
4.1 Wors—fienty L.Ur••w,
U. [lo4*y.
Bata or TTT T TTT CIS
!large Buehler.
t.o
a {:4I—W.S. tll.e,ullteu,klesauder
W. Crovo, Robert fate, A. r. Ilarieer
.Clerk—f. D. Dephorn. ?natio
,dc.—dt,orge W. Welters Jam
S . :1111 Oirectors— Ana. Uulun, W.. 1.
%Verret'. John V. UceJee./b
A. 11. II ate,. geerelarylOOkill
r . <4surer —E. G. rattalisfocir;
.4
irri sac ao NATIO/CM a
Swope.
Baer. •
.1 7', ! ler—lluory S. 'lousier.
liroctors—doorige Syrup*, Williams'
wirt, Doris wine, Koudlo
,rry,
Somoon.
EB:=1/1=
t:r•tid4nt.-Oelrge, 7hrun•
Cashier—GeQrge A rould
Teller—Samuel Bushman
D,,einrs--thiorge rhrone. David kW)
Br4l24ll„Johu Horner, George Arn•
nelm•Et,Johnfiord.
SVCS OSSES CZ
Prttident—J.
3,crltary—Willfam 13-1110• IN
Tre.uurer—Aleander Cobeso
.g.siert—J.,tta itupp. J. L llill,l
In
Little,W
Alex&uder Cubems.
ADAKS court! metgaz. mimics
!'ruiden:—Jeurte tiwupe.
Vice Presidest—dateuel 8. Suaielt.
9..cretary—Darid A. Booblikr.
Tredzurer—lgdward lt. Vanoestock..
/I t , wive Contwittce—Robert licCur
. Picking, Jscub King.
ADAM COUNTY
Prestdent--Samur I Herbst.
I",c, Presiient,—Wlllastn .11cShorry4...
Cl,rreriun‘linf Socwidry—fl•nry J.lt
R•cnrcitrsj zi , creisry—rd ward 1./. /*ha
Tresturer—David
At jets O. Wilson, 9/1111a
,utsa hn, Frederick Mob I, W. Seek
Penrose, John 11. Xcelellan.
itILLDI3IO ASSOCIATION.
Pr.eident—Edward ./absestock.
rico Pfesidet.l.-William A. Daman
S.:rotary—John F. .tcCr.ary.
Tretmdrcr —Joan Culp.
Ar....sper,—J. W. C. O'Neal.John Rap
D. Kendlehart, Wm. F. Attlosoo.
MEE=
ret4 ry —Win. A. Dllncut.
=
kit.tyre—A. D. Ifueuter, it. Rom
W•ttlaA,S. IC. itu4se4l,W.•. Dunce..
If ...M. Connie(
I «or se W
Li..reletry an.! Trfasurer—dimittil R. a
mageri-0. W.
Ituamall, H. J. Stahl*. M. Xlebeibalrg
ZITTIBUIiI 11./ILIMLD.
pi-erctior—gubort McCurdy.
i•_r•tary and rriasarer—.David
Train• depart
•• •rriv•
Tow 'lrlt tr.lia m+kw elollo 00004
ugh tr o t col Y. utern rod W polut
tr• in with ilniltitovre.
A fisoci
tty No. 1214 1. 0. 0. A-11.1
Kai Irnad ottoett eary2
r/l 4ti 81 ^ 1rapotenf, So. 12d,1. 0. 0. r.
wt . 11411, lot ..114 1d Monday Willie.
S4,lsarttan Lodge, So. ,n 6, d. T.
t Ittil..A.l streets, 2d and
,11 ://,tlt h.
todip, N 0.1110./. 0. 0.
in Ire .t rec., every Monday evening.
y._se Tribe, .Y0.:31, 1.0. R. M.—Yri •
111, every Friday evening.
P...t N 0.9, G.A. R.—Nortb fast corn
every Saturday evening.
i -t!+-ran, t CltrisCrt--Pnetor, Rev. C.A
ers ices by Professor. of Cullom. ma.
torn del), Sabbath morning tad
.N.lnesday •emilng. Daring irair
vetting sortie, omitted.
I. ahvraa,. St. laws' )-11.• . B. Braid
vice. i.abt.th morning and wreath
illy evening.
Coircopll—Rere. IL C. •
Shaver. Service. i•Ottm h morning
,Tbursday evening. . •
Presbyterian—Rive. Wm. R. RI Ilia. B.
moroibg Aug evening, and Wedoesda
G•retrie Rtforised—Res. W .2. ff.
Vices Sabbath morning and evening,
evening.
Cazifltr— tio•. Joiepti Boil. Services.'
ttiti tali, morning end .fterboub.
Unifed Mertuyterson.—ktev. .1. Jim{
by special appointment..
frottssional Bart l
J3l. KRAUTS, At
• Lay, O attjibard. Pa. Coliacta,,
Mariam. promptly stroakled to.
Office vu Balt tiaure 'trend, south of th
June 14, Itto-t(
3 1cCONAUGEIY,..A. ,
• L•w, odic, 4tin Jour wn•tof at:
•tore, Qbsuaber•burg street.
Spocial tttention Ovon to Salta, C.
iottlement of Wawa. all legal b
claims to et•ntlonle, Bounty, back•pay,
atsinst G. iittotokt•ll:lnte• promptly
ly tto•oclad to.
L tat o.rrAots locatedoin4CllolCe F
la lovnund other western States.
Juu• 14.11169. cr
Z.J. COVER, ATTO
• L.t W, will romptly attend to
.11.,caar Boalne.•entru•tedtohiacara,.
)11c. loolvaaa rAboestotit mod Dan
•r's• Core.. dalthnurettreet,GletSymba
May 29,1867.
DAVID A. B ÜBJELLELIi,
NEy .1. LAW, will promptly
our•od all other bugloss «hi
blecomuloace In tail Won •
pp.dit•iii•..iourt House. Ltiottlrob •
D AVID WILLS, ATT
AT Lk W,OEIce rt tilarealdeuteln
*mar ofeemtr•tiquare.
May 29.1867.
D R. H. S. HUBER,
S. S. Cbrner of Chamberstnerg awd
OPPOICIU 001. TATIMS ZAAILK
June 11, IM.—tf
DR. J. A. ARMSTS,OO
Sating locatod at maw SALOP,
to all broadtail-of his vigilantes. sad
hit aloe whoa got prottmlostally *gyms
•
ItoKan:outgrows, P. 0.,
Adams county, Pa.
.Jul
DR. J. W. C. O'NEA.I?
Has hla Offie• at his milldam
,cwo door' &bore th•CossOltrosl
Gottrabarg,lity 19,1 W.
JOHN L. FEW" M. D.,
Oaks in Chamberiburg Wain, itiatty
1.1. i Hotel,
0 ITTYSBUILO. Pir4ll-a.
aireseng been In oonetantjareetle•
palliate nen be enured et good
DR. J. E. BERKSTREBB.
tit, baying loaatod In Gott
' orrice, to the yabUe. i le
opposite the Globoree, whore bee ergl ,
attend to aay is. "Feeble the provlaiko
Pe mai In want of fall or puttee select
ritedtoedl. lertni removable.
July 30,1669.—ef
DR. C. W. BEN'
AS IttaUSlllDtb•Plaattaa of
•
HTUISTOWN, and offer, ale won logo
Ma at bla bones, corner of Loaabar
roundryaloy, out the Railroad. S. •
von to Sada Olaaamta. MlttlaallOwa,
Watchts and Veto
REMOVA
. .
The dna or Solna at If oilusintit bow
North Bonham. street, nail not
Blare. W • have oil hand • oholoo •.
CLOCKS, WAN
(Gold and Silvis.)
.JEWEL
of all kfails sattlatost 11111.1. SLIT', and
Alb% axe Gold, Ail, ex and St
SPT A C
of bodif fosistiffootoro. Ado, Violins,
oordooes, itlslowynAs t ilo.,, Violin and
UP, "
AU ktiOgi ,4 4 4201=a our
at aa.r ait
dolt amatigatetod.
arraaimalltorpatokrirs, In OW
us°. Of Yom. •
Ars
111.16 A
1345 P