iiiii - .*tit
filloityvarium. /Prlala7,lllolPL ft OM
I,OIIIIIX.
•
Just when the red June roses blow
the gave nee Gas spear ego—
A rose lidom teintson brastlt remind
The secret that Its heart oonessled,
And whams haltlay, halt-tender grape
Blushed Welt upon the giver's tion.
A yaw ago—• you ago—
To hope was not to inum.
Just when the red June roses blow
I plucked her one—a month ego;
Its hs/f-blown crimson to eclipse,
I laid It on her smiling Ups ;
The balmy fragrance of the south
Drew sweetness from her sweeter month.
•
Swiftly do golden moments creep—
To hold is not to keep.
The red June rases now are past,
This very day I broke the last;
And now its perfumed breath is hid,
With har, beneath a coffin-lid.
There will itepetala fall apart,
And wither on her icy heart.
- And so, at three red rose' coat,
My world was gained and lost.
THE CARE OF CANARIEIL
In the UK place, do not use a painted
cage. 'lhe birds will peck the wires, more
or less, and the paint very injurious, of
ten fatal to them ;so is tobacco amain. A
bird kept in the room where the odor of a
cigar is allowed is not only subject to great
discomfort, but its life is endangered. The
larger the cage the better for the birds, and
if not new, it should be scalded and well
dried before putling them into It. This
precaution is necessary to avoid mites,
which prey upon the birds and are sure to
infest the nest, unless great care bo taken.
The cage should be thorougly cleaned every
morning. The easiest way to do this is to
placer& piece of clean brown paper (not
newspaper, for they often peck it), on the
drawer of the cage, changing it every morn
ing.
The perches should not be forgotten,
but drawn out, washed, and returned, one
at time, this can hardly be done while there
are eggs in the nest. At that time care
must be taken to avoid faring the cage, as
it disturbs, the eggs but it should be kept
as clean as possible.
The drinking-cup and bathing-dish should
be well washed and filled with fresh water
every morning (in warm - weather it should
_be changed oftener), and the seed-cup re
pleniahed. Canary seed principally should
be given, but a little rape seed every day
is beneficial, and bruised heap seed in
about the proportion of one.third (all hemp
seed is too hearty and beating) is good, par
ticularly when laying and brooding.
The seeds must be fresh and dry, A piece
of .cuttel-ftsh bone is always needed. It
should be put in the upper part of the cage,
as ft is thus kept clean and dry. A lump of
sugar occasionally may do no harm, but ai
a general rule avoid sweets, and keep bird‘
like children , on plain food.
Lettuce, plaintain seed and leaves, chick-
weed, are all good if fresh; and the birds are
very fond of them. Fruit,perfectly ripe and
fresh, does good rather than harm. At the
time of laying and setting, also while bring
ing the young, the birds require richer food
than usually. • An egg, boiled hard (not the
yolk alone—it is too heating, pounded with
biscuit ands bread, about half and hall;
should be given daily, and the earlier the
better, especially alter the young are hatch
ed, as the parents feed them from this and
the green food provided for them.
The egg and biscuit cannot be safely ne
glected. About a fortnight is the time of
incubation. Do not stimulate your bird too
much to set, for she will be apt to go be
yond her strength, and loose her own life
by raising too many broods. Two or three
broods a yettr . are quite enough. It is a
mistake to seperate the pair while the fe
male is setting, or at any, time, unless,
which is very rare, the male pecks the
.young. -
Guard your birds from draughts„from ex
posure to cold at night, and also from too
much heat. Bear in mind that their part of
the room, when the weather is cold enough
for a fire, is warmer than yours, as the heat
ed air ascends. Daring cold nights the cage
should be covered, unless the fire is kept in
all night.
Always beware of a cat. She should ne
ver be allowed:in the same room. She has
been known to pull a bird between the cage
wires, not even leaving a feather.
Avoid frightening your birds. It is very
easy to have them know and love you, and
welcome pit:lr coming, but they do not like
to be handled. - •
Time and care rae required to keep birds
well and happy in a cage
To:•Darvz AWAY ROACITEB An, ANTS.—
Take powdered borax and scatter wherever
the cockroaches most frequent, and they
will disappear directly. A safe and effica
cious remedy for a most annoying vermin.
Arnim be driven out of cupboards if lumps
of camphor are scattered about them. Ants
object to strong scents, and in tropical cli
mates are prevented from entering rooms
by powerfully scented oils and gams.
A sponge can be sprinkled with sugar
and laid upon shelves where ants are nu
merous ; the next morning plunge the
sponge quickly into boiling water, and
most of the intruders will be destroyed
then scatter camphor and you will have no
trouble.
BOILING POTATONS.—There is a great
deal constantly said as to the best way to
boil potatoes. The following, said to be
an Irish mode, Is no doubt, very good. It
is said that in Ireland they always nick off
a piece of the skin, put hem in a poTof
cold water, which is graduahy heated, but
never allowed to boil ; cold water should
in added as soon as the water begins to
; when donei pour all the wator off,
cover the vessel with a cloth, and in few
siinuteethey are cool enough for use.
Snows will push on old and young
trees just where the limbs are not, wanted.
Remember that the new tender shoot will
soon be a hard, woody branch. A slight
rub will now remove it, but if left a year
the knife must be used. Rub off these
shoots when young and save cutting here-
«r« -
IfiNticurras of the diseases which hap
pen to the hoofs and ankles of the hOrse are
occasioned by standing on the dry plank
Iloors . of the stable.
MANGIZII should be low, and stables
well ventilated and well lighted. Many
horses are made blind by being kept in the
•
dark.
LOOK put for morals u well as muscle in
hiring farm hands. They may ruin the
boys by their vicious examples. -
CAZZOTS are recommended for hones to
aid digestion, and tomatoes to cows to im
prove awl increase the milk.
Pose and beans are the most madams
!Sod forthe money that can be foetid.—
Three mats worth willgive a hearty meaL
Saone from rags, dry wood or corn cobs
is better than from tobacco In purifying
bees to remove honey, etc.
STEW= pumpkin as a poultice bas been
fbund of great value in reducing inflaming
taey rheumatism.
Faso stock regularly, and cuLaud cook
lbol as much as possible. Few farmersdo
Rwa milk Is. sot the best tbr entree. A
butter cow is sots good mock cow.
brOsomi do aoi infers very late sown pas
so they do NO Ono.
DRY ROOM.'
romormat 110TRIIS
RAVI MOW= A'
,V.A2411 nom ON
SPRING( GOODS
QUENNEIWARZ.
Aprll9o, 18119.- tf
GO TO
DUPH 0 RN'S
C., HIS CLOTHS
EIS CASSIMERS.
C ALL HIS 400DS
BEFORE PIIROHASING:ELBE
WHERE IF YOU WOULD
SAYE MONEY.
Nerth-west• corner of Square.
April 16,18617.-tt
1869. DESIRABLE 1869.
NEW GOODS!
Most Excellent Assortment!
SELL for very small profits, And
Alm at doing • very Writ Busluss.
PASHIONABLI SHADES OP tHIN BILE POP
LINS.
IABHIONABLI MADISON mums WOOL POP
LINS.
PASSIONABLN BHADBBJP ALPACTIA POPLINS.
lIINCH OHINTENS, PIQUES, PREOLLIE AND
LAWNS.
SLACK SILKS, PLAIN Ina*, PLAID MAIL
Min lIIISLINS, JACONIIT NUSLINS, OAKUM.
SLACK ALPAOCA, OOLORISD ALPACOA, SLACK
ALL WOOL DILATE.
RISTOAI SHAWLSAASEINLIGIIISHAWLS,THIRIT
SHAWLS.
CLOTHSMASSIKIIB.OLOAEINeg,LUIEN DRILL
ING, COTTONAD.N.
TABLE COVERS, TAILS LUNN, NAPKINS, TOW
ELS.
'AMORAL SKIRTS, HOOP SKIRTS.
PLAIN MINN HANDKIROHIEPB 11101111,01DIZID
HANDKIIONINTS, HIM STITOHID HAND-
K NECHIEIPS.
NIN'S,LADISP, LOT'S,
AND STOCKINGS.
RIK eosnadtly receiving the latest styles of
at., and Panay (*Reda. Hy duck aosipris•• eve/y
-aws anally Ibund in Undies DAT GOODS -
17012, to **wet attauties of Hid pAREA,
Whig asworod that Idea Admiy elloUsag• camped.
ace with &H n oeh Born fa quite, ofvods and low
ness oirprlee.- J . L . !CHICK.
1144tybarg, Pa., Jaa.ll, 1110.---tf
$lO,OOO REWARD!
STORE NTER D
Rebert & Elliott's Store,
IN GETTYSBURG,
MO *stared last Week and a lams gasattry •
V • Dry Goods, Notdoss, Passiunrwmad Ctarpotyig
talus&
the puttee are well knows, ist Were thee the se
tepid wrest, se they tete Greesbeehala linkup kir
the Geeds.
nek peewee Who took the Goods are very well
sathillod that they reeeteed sore or Win' Good. far
taut
mousy thou they could hay. red at aay other
dote.
Come one 1 Come one 1
'and indadue our large assortment of
SILKS,
GINGHAme
'JAW"
BAREGER,
ALP4CCAB, &0.,
OLO THS,
CASSIMERES,
2:li EZD jmizir ig,
VBSTINGS, &a.
Also,Osrpois.Nottoas.sal
Wind_ ,apamataimortsaas qinviiiimig Woos
to aaa,..a. 8101116
UN= en taw plow Is eppoOts Lb' GM=
Illaitutore wewt, and *at aromas lijhdr
..tfki4o 1110141&—t
NSW SPRING AND MUM
aOO D S
AT 'PETERSBURG.
aßritsr j B -6•71'.11B8
(lass ms II I. Illtesiewa
rimuLDreepeetkilylateite the*lOW that th ey
VT have jest ratataed from Altelelskla with
large eesertateat of , • •
SPRING SIge‘NROOODS
wow =eel -
= ive m . ••••
me et
*ittletlNU o 1 -044
*brews eon • - bete.
4,00m0r.
fVf; 0 ORS
dihtspUi/G,
atßottOmPpoes.
NAIUMWA3;II
DRY Goma AZDVIMII
Mot aro ilora to "tight times" brio ss
aToczzios, eLoras. ummxis
°inn, ie.,
Ilist are cheaper than over
BILK, OLASS AND OVUM DRUB BUTTONS,
Ili Brat [sty.
HOOP 111[1311. 00118211,PAOTIOTWIS AND THI
11111W 0 0APT sammusor OOIUT CLAIM
1 : 11 soceigartto get draw teat nicely
PANABOLB 4AD ITIGIBILLAS,
Doa't buy be ton you :got By Mom
CAMMIXIB,CeITTONADELJANIIB, te
To which I invite ozunination in
Price and Quality.
EATS
All tL• latest Spring and Plummer Style..
SHOES
Of all kinds. In Shoes I eon say that I keep the best
elms of goods thetas, kept in Adams county. Those
who hisetried to get cheap Shoes elsewhere soon
learn that they have votedthelr money
Aprill6.-tf
NEW SPRING & SUMMER
0 0 D
AT ARENDTSVILLE, PA.
TOBIAS R. COVER
Hlv.Trl"-Zdf:ol'erhaitg;t'ittreandstsp= has
aortmeat of
DRY GOODS.
GROCERIES,
41:MENSWARE,
HARDWARE, am.
Herdaer purchased my entire stock for ash. lam
prepared to eell very Cheap. Give me a call 'adjudge
der younedvee. T. R. CCM.
May 211.--gym
oAßpieni
gala:tali and (Santa:tors
Wm. C. Stallsmith Son . ,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,:
Carpenters and Contractors.
Doors, Shutters, Blinds, Door
and Window Frames, Cor
_
nice, Door& Window
Brackets, &c.
Constantly on hand and manufactured to order of
BEST MATERIALS,
by experienced workmen, and at
REASONABLE PRICES.
113.0rderspromptly attended to.
Jan.ls,lBBo.—tf ,
GEO. C. CASHMAN.
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
Carpenter .4and Contractor ,
RESPECTFULLY informs the
public that h• has recurred told, new Shop on
Stratton street between York end ltailroad streets.
and is prepared to take contracts Gar putting up and
repairing Buildings, at as reasonable rates an'any
builder in Gettywburg—all work guaranteed tobe o
best quality. hopeaby lariat attentlow to bail
am to am' t publlcpstronage. Olvo me, • call.
April 9. 1869.-tt
WM. CHRITZMAN,
GETTYSBURG,.TA.,
•
Carpenter and Contractor ,
Haring removed to my new Shop
On Washington street, between Middle
and Chambresburg streets,
and introduced Steam Power:l em prepared to for
nish all kindsof work for building purpose', of the
but mater Ai, sad as neatly and cheap I y as It can be
&neat any other establishment in the county. Ex
perienced Rands always in readiness and work ex
coated with promptness and dispatch.
lIIP-Ordere for all kfadrof Brackets,Scrol Is, Mould.
lap, to. prom tly filled and ea, easeimble terms.
Sprill6.llll9,tf
gm% 444 got/manic
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EAGLE HOTEL.
The largest end molt COMMOCOUII
METTYSBURG.PINNA
101111 coy anAipmusoaa AND wasztaaros
JOHN L. TATE, Proprietor.
AttOutnibuo,for Passengers and Eaggage,rnno
to the Delot, on errlvalanddeparture of Rai Road
Trains. Carefalierpinthandrossonableohargai
.—Nay 29j 188 T—
KEYSTONE HOTEL.
GETTYSBURG, PA.
WM. E. MYERS. PR'OPRIETOR.
NOW OPEN.
1 1 HIS is anew House, anPhas been
stied up In the most approved style. Its
location s pleasant and scummiest, being in the
- meet business portion of the town. Avery arrange
menthes bee n made for the accommodatiOn and CO=
get of guests, with ample stabling attached. With
experienced servants, sad aconiamodating Clerks
we shalrlase every endeavor to please. This Hate
eaow open for the eatertainmest of thapablie,a ad
we gindly solicit chars stpablicpstronge.
Ng ,111111.
fkotogripi Salltrits.
EXCELSIOR GALLERY.
TIPTON & MYERS
successors to C. J. Tyson.
PRO TOtfIZAPII.9,
PHOTO MINIATURES
4MBROTTRES,
Stereoscopic Views Of the
BAITLE-HELD,
• IfiIORBOOCOP4II,
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMtS,,
♦ND
A L IJ M S
GREAT VARIETY
,
AND AV GREATLY REDUCED
PRICE&
1111•Wedwilhi 1104thlenattlif lot efitstisd.Oall
sad exvidaustr seam .
OM all siyis
Oiriza tr trnalltel thvigistea;.
• MCMI I B OLD STAND.
US
140 TO NORRIB'-If you wait
: .6 " • goat MOM SUM
NORILIB'—If, yew want
• bablonable RAT or CAP.
CIO TO NORRIS'---If you want
• lithlosablo NICK-TIM, or vx4l PAM
COLLAZ Ind OQP7B•
GO 10 NORRIS'—If you want
anything In the OS NTIBMSN'S LINK, for
he keeps nothing but Gentlemen's wear, and has the
LABIUM STOCK IN TITS COUNTY.
GO TO NORRIS'—If you want
a good pair of HOME MADE GAITERS, war
ranted to give satisfaction or Money REFUNDED.
BOOTS & SHOES.
D. KITZMILLER & BRO.,
GETTYSBURG, PENNA
YORK STREET, OPPOSITE THE DANK
I'
Just received from the City o large assort
meat of
BOOTS& SHOES
GENTLEMEN, LADIES & CHIL
DRENS' WEAR,
Consisting of Calf &Kip Boots,
Congress & Balmoral Gai
ters, Slippers, &c. _
Made in latest style., and of best mate
We also If ANIIIfACTURE TO ORDER. all kind,
Of BOOTS AND BROSS—the work being made op
oiliest materials and by first class workmen. The
senior plainer has been In the baldness for over lb
years and personally superintends all work made up.
Re reepectfolly Invite the attention of the. public to
oar ess.blishment, and hope by strict attention to
business and by selling at lowestcash prices, to give
entire satisfaction.
Aprll 111, 069. -t t
CUNNINGHAM
Has Just received a large supply of
SPRING GOODS ,
Coosibting of
COATS, PANTS, VESTS,
OF ALL STYLES. AND SIZES. ALSO,
SHIR TS,
Trunks, Valises, Umbrellas,
and a greet end large variety of
NOTIONS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
CLOCKS, WATCHES,
TOBACCO ana CIGARS,
all of which will be sold at sli.trt profits and warrant
ad to plea... Give him a call at hie ttore on Bolti
more street,(Picklug's old Stand) near the Diamond
April 9,1889-tf
CLOTHING,
Fats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes
NEW FIRM!
COBEAN 011;VNINGHAM
HA Vl{Jost received from the City s new and large
stock of
CLOTHING,
HATS & CAPS,
BOOTS & SHOES,
NOTIONS, &c
The goods have all been selected with great care and
with a desire to meet the Wants or this community.
The public will And thegoode to beta the best quality
width*
LATEST, STYLES
One and all are Invited to call at oar Store, on Bahl.
more street, Gettysburg, nearly opposite labneetock
Bros. R. C. CORRAN.
JAB CUNNINGHAM,.
AprlllB.-tf
GOODS FURNISHED
rEll
Garments made to order,
W. T. KING
York Street, Gettyaburg, Pa
Jan. lb, 1869.—tf
CLOTHING ! CLOTHING!
NEW AND LARGE ARRIVAL!
J. BDINKUHOPP. corner of the Diamond and
York urea" MOW returned from the city with an
oauseellyettractiveamoortment of
CLOTHING NOR PALL t WINTER WEAR,
which ha will sell at each prices as cannot fall to
take them off vary rapidly. °ail and jade* for your
saves. Es leak at the nacelle:it material, coastal
cutting. ancle at and sathstantial sewing, and then
to get ids rioce-callers cannot help but bey,
when as, tt so much to dheiri sienna t o do so.
He hasQeaee,Pants, Vesta , o fallilyleasad materi
als;
Hats, Roots ant She's;
awls, of ail hinds, Hoilary, fora., Handiest-.
shLoil, Neck Ties. Orarata,Linan PaperCollarc,
Sistoaders. trashes, Combs;
Treats, Valises, CisabreHas,Pookatinivas,lhigars,
gussidagnadebtoring T'tibiacittnhlssAlalismorY4l
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, wi th• thescsa4 and
onsochcrartieles, entirely too numerous todetsill a
a ureepaper edeortisenurat. •
He asks the satsatien of the public to hip new
'to*, tionitlint thatit will plaato-and ne °moan
er willselletwasper: Don't( argot the place-corner
°Mt* eletortand tli,Diamandilettysburit.
•IkorAISSILotf. J.I.OOIIGRINERRHOTN.
.
BOO' S AND SHOES.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT..
• _
Tsir.?= '" ar =en s p rni b er dti lr
. ImU ni llagewmll4ltstioa, is Gottyanirg, where b;
BOOtic SllO a l Gaiters, slip
' perk &c., sp.,
Min piarnirml "bairn 111 neat styles awl
gaismr. Ibirsllimaaartusaito saoshikad
efilisielliftwaietalitaksl4kinealtirtpromw*fr.
.111/0114 , 11A1111110 019/11, of the best swidale
Swift *Abet
'soli tenader
tth•
eiliellialAlleir.—Therpienswroilieu inuotsit
orisavillow l as sw ,.
sesiaottallte
40111111111=0.
rials
DAVID KITZMILLER,
JAMB A.KITZMILLAR
Prrilont Wieling to examine machines will dud them
at tbe rareat.aee or JOSEPH WILL& & °'t t, Oen) s
burg Pa, Or at the Treiti.nrn of the subscriber, 2
mi:ee fr.Au Gettysburg. on the flattiabtlrEf rood. Per.
sons canner CllCUlars will Address the subscriber,
0 etty.burg,
REAPER & MOWER,
One of the Greatest Machines of the
IS si:perior to any other Machine now in use, an
will excel any that will ever be Introduced, hav
, ng been thoroughly' tried and given general ',averse.
tie°. I would now Inform all th-ee who intend pur
chasing Machines to call and ex ttinint. themselves.
Thi• Machine is noted partienlarly to excel dll other
machines In strength, duralali:y. ultAe e.f draft, and
reliability of work, in all kinds of grams and grain.—
It cuts lodged grain admirably, which is a great Item
In Machines to a termer. It eau be used, as a band
rake as well no nos self-raker. It cuts 5 feen2 Inches In
grata; 1 feet 10 inches in grans; has a steel cutter
bar, with wrimght iron guards; It can he used as a
Single Ninwer eta welt 5.14 Combined Machine.
A fall trial of the Merlitne can he had.
Alta. - SHIRE N'S SELF-DISCHARGING HORSE
RAKE, and thegreat and well-known BRANT RAKE,
the best rakes eve, intreduced. We would also call
your attention to the IRON DOUBLE SHOVEL
PLOUGH. wrought iron frame, very light and strong,
steel shovels. easily adjusted to run shallow or deep,
sad is neatly and tastefully made
ALSO, THE KBELER AND EXCELSIOR FAN
NING MILL, the old Ltamburungh You improved, for
many years a great favorite among the farmers of
Pennsylvania. It is large and strong, hue two cockle
screens, and warranted to work perlecti.r.
Also all kinds of FARMING IMPLEMENTS always
on hang,
Any person wishing to examfne these machines can
el, them at the Battle field Hotel ; or at my residence,
3 mile% Paul Gettysburg , between the Taneytowu
road and the Baltimore pike.
LEWIS A. BUSIIMAN.
May 28, ISGS—tf
GRAIN SEPARATOR,
CLEANER AND BAGGER,
With the latest improved Triple7geared
Horse Power, either Gear or Belt.
Thum machine has successfully competed w ith all the
best of the different patented Grain Separator., and
now ha. the reputation of being the best Separator
ever proouced; in fact, - the only Separator and Clean
er ever before the public to give general setielaction.
The machine Is conveniently arranged for hauling
and threshing, being permanently fixed on two
MIMIC One Mall Cab easily more or shift tt about,
go that It is not half the trouble on a barn floor as a
common thresher and shaker. It is also easily put
in operation. It is simple, easily mulcted, reliable.
durable, compact and cleanly to work by while in
operation, not making near the dust as the common
machine or other Separators.
Farmers can rest aarnred - that this machine Is no
humbug, end judging from the high recommendation
of farmers that are cm ng them we must come to the
1:01M1051011 that it Is the very machine that fart:dere
want.
The following are a few of the period" who have
used thiamachine well known, and to whom the •
public are referred.for farther Information:
Wtn. J. Peters, Flora Dale, Adams co.. Penna.
'WM. Kehler, bear New Oxford,
John D. Mots, near Gettysburg "
Henry Harbold, York Springs.: "
Peters, Benderville, "
John Waltman, Maherrystown " "
'Michael Fusel, Hountjoy twp., "
John Small, aleltherrystowo, ." "
Wm. P. Brandon, York Springs. "
Repair Oastinp for the above machine will be kept I
by the Agent, and 'also by Ephraim Filmed, near
Gettysburg. • •
All orders for the Separators can bet addressed to
- • ABEAM BURKHOLDER, Agent,
ihly ft -two • • • Olearaming, York at., Pa.
GRA YSBEIRG
LICE KILNS.
TEM suderaimied bas bought out bis former part
nor,Ww.Gutzwould now continua,
THE LIME-BURNING BUSINESS
, •
iass et4slihriSisse kilns: tO 6000 T"
of the aenroloiau#
e North Stratton street. Thank
fat erPasipatroaik ' ,hstnlesidearor dihorve ite
°°lttinne aror 17 promoting the baldness as 'rigorous
17 and ones large a wale' as possible- alioll selling
a good artiole and givlng goodaminire: broom sad
°than may look forginproi*lllling of orders.
He asap:intim" the
•
CO Ali' BUBINESS.,
Waling Monad p i egar kWh. 11ousat•apere and
0. 1 , 1:1401 4lizirill calijint#l•!siitosi con
staritlyan hand.. •
UmeanaCklalthati* sainOiiiirs a Ottyfirwr
/01,1,M% - 3 MI SIVIT
!._
Fine Gu.s.tom
Made
RO:OTS Ail) SHOES
FOR GEWILEMEN.
Milks LZADING MIAS on hand or made to
suasinare. Prtoeidzed at LOW /10IIRES. Anlllus.
*rated Pries mot withinstructiono for self tneasitro.
men reunion receipt of Yost Moe address.
AX. P. BARTLIRT,
U South Sixth st:, above Chestnut,
PDILADELPHIA.
August 21,1808,1 y
REMOVED!
New Store Room near Court-house !
D. H. Kt.INQEL
uAll rimmed his Boot and Shoe Store to his new
11 Store Room, a few doors south of the Court
house, and nearly opposite the Compiler 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,
LADLES' COMMON GAITERS,
LADIES' KID SUPPERS, all styles,
LADIES' MOROCCO BALMORALS,
_ IN LAktGE VARIETY.
GENTS' /WINCH CALM BOOTS,II
GENTS' AMERICAN OALY BOOTS,
GENTS' KIP BOOTS,
GENTS' OONGRESS GAITERS,
GENTS' CALF BALMORALS,
GENTS' SLIPPERS, all styles,
GENTS' BROGANS, dte/tc.
MISSES' CONGRESS GAI'EIIII,
• taisuur BALMORAL GAITERS,
MISSES' MOROCCO BALMORALS,
As., Re, ke., ac•
BOYS' CONGRESS GAITERS,
BOYS' CALF BALMORALS,
BOYS' BROGANS, Sc., kc.
INFANTS' MOMS, all styles,
IN LARGE VARIETY.
Also, Boots and Shoes of his own manufacture con-
.tautly on hand
All wilibe sold at the lowest living profits. Buy.
ere, from towt, and country.are indlted to call and
examine goods and prices before purchasing else
where, feeling confident that I can please all who
may call.
The MANUFACTURING of Boote,Shoes,and (fal
ters, wills's° be carried on,in all its branches, a. be
fore. Repairing done on short notice. By employing
none but firsbclust wot hump, and using none but the
choicest leather, he feels confident of maintaining his
formerrapntation. Certainly nothing will be left un
done to desetve it.
SAL-Thankful for peer favor., he solicits a continu
ance of public patronage. D. 11: KLINGEL.
Gettyebarg,July 16, 1889.-U • •
JOSEPH JACOBS,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
CIIAMBERSBURG STREET, GETTYSBURG
rpitz undersigned, of the fete arta of ti.. Jacobs
Bro.,would most rempectfully inform his
(1 iends and he public generally, that he ban opened
a Merchant Tailortng establish:neat in_Chatubersburg
street, nest door to the old place, cud three doors east
of the Keystone Lion., where he wilt b• happy to
waft on all who may patronize him. Hie stock of
CLOTHS, CASHMERE, VESTINGS,
kc., tc.,
will be found choice and cheep—very deeirable to se
lect from. All kinds of floods for sale—whether he
manufactures or not.
GOODH MADE UP with dispatch, WI well when
bought at other stores no at his own. The very beet
work will b e made—good fits and substantial sewing
—and nothing will be deemed too much trouble to
render aatiafaction to every eagle.
The latest New York Fashions :1%13190 received.
Cutting done, as usuaL
A share of public patronage is solicited, and no ef
fort spared to d It.
April 18.—tt
farming Mmplemtuts, &r:
THE WORLD,
imP;Es• OHIO
AND BUCKEYE
Reapers and Mowers.
A careful examination of these machines will com-
Welter any one of their superior merit. over all
ethere. In strength, durability, ease of draft, and re
lianility for work, on all kinds of ground, and In ev
ery variety of grass and grain. ConfLieut of this we
invite - those in want of a good machine to examine
for tbthiselvas before parehasing elsewhere.
These machines can be cold as Naked Rowers--
REAPERS as !laud Rake, Self-Rake, or Dropper:-
Two differed sires: N 0.4 Machine, with two cotter
Bars and three Knives, matting five and a bat feet Id
grain and four feet eight Inches In grass; N 0.., cut-
Rug four feet six. inches.
W. have that confidence in these machine's that we
are witting to let those wanting a machine teat them
with .soy other they may wish, and-krep the one that
giver rmist satisfallon. DODOES' AL TOMAN SPA Y
HA Kf. has given inch reneral satisfaction that we
condiler it the hest Seirdlakermt, and la attached t.
no outer insehiue except the Dodge Machin* Le
Ohio and Donkeys patent.
F, , r the benefit of those wanting machin.a we
vrontil r...fer them to a law of those to whom we Lave
told flip last Season, viz:
J , ,t, Deardorff, Ern.,
Lady,
17 g Lady.
J,,athan Hr toter,
Jan.,-o Mickley,
Daniel iiettle,
J. 1.0 Mender,
John Eckert,
Wet. cunt,
Cornelius Lott,
Wm. Geldan,
It m. Ito..
Henry Culp.
Henry hog
Shaba Pehror.t.
Wald Stewart
W. RobeN bite.
Herr.
Andrew W4 , iktrt,
Wm. Bighno,
John Gtinr,
John N. Hoffman
John N. Boy cr,
AI•o. WIRE TOOTH HAY RAKES, leqpdine the
cAlebra,ti Bre ndt RAY... and Self•diecharieteg )(Akre.
me,. pi ilettllS, FANNING MILLS, AND PARkI
IMPLEMKNIS tiENERALLY.
WM. WIIILE, Agent
A pril
STILL AHFAD !
HOITHEINS'
IE3
GEISER'S PATENT SELF-REGULATING
Cad, gumbtr, ghgt, Sr.
GROVER & BAER'S
FIRST PREMIUM
ELASTIC STITCH
SEWING MACHINES,
730 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
Beauty and Elasticity of Stitch.
Perfection and Simplicity of Machinery.
Using both thrsads directly from the spools.
thNoad. fastening of seems by band and no waste of
Wide' •
Wide range of application without change cif ad—
justment-
The seem retain, It/beauty endllrmneualterwash
ing and ironing.
Besides doing all kfilds of work done by other Sew
ing Machines, these Machines execute the - moat
beautiful and permanent Embroidery and ornamental
work.
/GP'The Highest Premiums at all the fairs and ex
hibitions of the United States and Europe, have been
awarded the Glover & Baker Sewing Heel:tines. and
the work done by them, wherever exhibited In xom
petition.
Sir The very highest prize, THE CROBB OP TllB
LEGION OP HONOR, . 0 co n on the repre.
sentatlve of the Grover & Baker Hewing Mach Ines, at
the Exposition Universelle, Paris, 1 1 467, thus attest
ing their treat superiority over all other flawing
Machines. • -
SlirFor sale by D. W. RGBISON, Gettysburg..
91Ht undersigned having had 17 years' experience
.I. as a practical Operator on Sewing Machines
would recommend the Grover t Baker Family Ma.
chine as the cheapest and beet machine for family
nee. The •Implicity of ounstructfon and elasticity of
Mitch made by these machines are two very import.
ant point.. in their favor. 250.000 of these machines
are to-day bearing witness to the truth of our ea
eertione and the demand is steadily increasing.
We have also Shuttle Machlnee on hand for Tailors
and Coach-trimmers use. Call and see u..
D. W. ROBISON. Agent;
Chambersburg It., Gettysburg, Pa.
Jane 11, 1850.-1 v
REMOVAL.
JACOB HARLEY,
Invites his patrons and the public generally. told,
New Store,
No. 1320 Chcsta at., ,
where they will find a large and well selected aldoick
of DIAM ,NDO. WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
SILVER and PLATED WARE. at Moderate Prlrea.
N. B.—WATCHES and JEWELRY carefully re
paired.
JEWELRY and eILVEII WARE of ali kid taide
to order. (July 16, 11161;4m
A GOOD THING.
14ortant to noustletepers, Lutela , Banks, Offic,/,'4Ec
THE PATENT WIRE
Adjustable Window Screen
Give ♦entilatio dud light
FLIES, MOSQUITOS AND OTHER INSECT.)
.10SEP11 JA COBS
Adjurtablo Wludoer &reD Cowpa❑y
SOLE MANUFACTURERS.
623 Market Street, Philad'a.
For sale by Dealers in Liouse.Feralshing Goods.
June2s, 1889-3 m
In consequence of the dleastronsllre, which In Jan
nary last, destroyed their store and Its contents,
J. E. CALDWELL Sr, CO
JO\ ellers,
Have had made eapecially to their order in Enrojpe
and In America, au entirely
New Stock of Choice Gooo,
Which are now opened And ready tn. examination .F:
Very Fine )'aria Mantle Cloeki,
(Every movement with the new improvements.)
NEW SIDE oIiNAMENTs TO MATCg,
Bronzes, Groups and Figures
GORHA3I MANUF'O CO'S
FINE ELECTRO WARES,
Beet Sterling Silver Wares,-
Watches, Jewelry, &c., &c,
A very fall assortmeut at very
MODERATE PRICES
819 CHESTNUT ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Mar. 4. ISr9.-1y
AGENTS WANTED FOR
cHA3fBERLIN'S
LAW BOOK
FOR THE PEOPLE!
Full Instr.:aloes and Practical Forma , adapted to Ki
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lli FRANKLIN CHA3IBERLIN,
Of the TThReNI Stated Bar.
"There is no book of the kind which will take rank
with it for aothenticlty, Intelligence, and complete
ner."—Springfield ( Mars.) Repubfican.
; This is the ONLY NEW BOOK of the kind puhli,l
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and Is just what everybody needs for daily use.
It hi highly recommended by many eminent Judged,
Including the Chief Justice and other Judges of Alas
sachnsetts, and the Chief Justice and entire Bench of
Connecticut.
Sold only by Stibmtription. AGENTS WANTED
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O. D CASE it CO., Noblisherg, Dartf,rd, Conn.; Nti.
I.Epruce E., New York; Cincinnati, O.; and Chicago,
An old law-book, published many years ago, has
lust been hastily re-Issued so "a new book," without
evens suitable revision of its obsolete statements.—
Do not confound that work with Chamberlin'■ Law,
Book for the People. lJuly 23-2 m
KNABE & CO.,
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PIANO FORTES,
These instruments have been before the Public for
nearly. Thirty Years, and upon their excellence alone
attained an unpurehased pre eminence which pro.
flounces them unequaled. Their
combines great-power, ihreetness and fine singing
quality, as well as great purity of Intonation, and
evenness throughout the entire wade. Their
• •
. • TOUCH .•
is pliant and elastic, and entirely free from the stiff
ness found In so many Pianos. In
WORKMANSHIP
they are unexcelled. Clalag none but the very best
seasoned material, tlie large capital employed in our
business enable. as to keep continually an immense
stock of lumber..tc.. on hand. •
liiirOnr SQUARE PIANOS have our New Improved .
Ovaratrung Scale and We AI:MASTS TRREKII. ;
We would call special attention to our late improve—
menu he
-
GRAND PIANOS AND SQUARE GRANDE, \ •
Patented - August 14,1866,
Which bring the Plano nearer pertectiou Wareham yet.
been attained.
Every Piano fully Warranted for Five
rat-P. DSNTZ, York, Pa., Bole Agent %nth* above
celebrated Instruments, le by special arrangement*
enabled to furnish them at the Very lowest factory
prices.
Jra n, 1889.-6 m
STITCH!4O 537..50
$4O $4O &slaw BZWING MACKINNt3 EH 50
$4O given as premiums for $37 50 worth $37 60
otbubsaiptionsfor WOOD'S HOUSE $37 60
HOLD ADVOCATB, • arst class EN 60
$4O 7111311 Z paper, 1676 tents ii year.— 837 60
140. Also. $37 60
$B2 -TICK ! TICK .$BO
132 AMERICAN WATCEIRE, worth EM, " $2 O
2 'lvan fors3o worth of subscrtptiona
-2 —Also •
$l2 DICTIONARY. $l2
$l2 .Webeter's Unabridged Dictionary, $l2
$l2 'worth $l2, ¢Menu premiums for 112
$l2 $l2 worth of subscriptions. Also $l2
$lOO Sunday School -$lOO
$BO LIBRARIES, $BO
$6O Largwqr small, to be seteeted from $OO
$6O 400 voluble* of the eery best Books PO
$4O published and given as* premium 140
$l6O gnarl equivalent amount of sub 860
-
ecriptions. $24
La. Also sevefel other premiums eqially liberal. to.
Milr.The ADVOCATE, (formerly called the Prawn
hiadwasitalielii lons MP" and-:alms to promote
Knowledge, Virtue, and Temperance. It has been
=and improved three times in 27 months.—
specimen copy. Addrses
8.8. WOOD,
March 12 410 P.O. Building, Newburgh,ll: Y. -
,
T HE STAR a -SENTINEL has a
haw etrodsuon tun an aipaversak.9!seo;sts
anadasi-howsilibiboommakeindhmh
FAMILY
495 Broadway, .New York
POINTS OF EXCELLENCE
NOTICE
ESTABLISHED IN 1851
JEWELER,
WILL FIT ANY WINDOW,
Screen from view and exclude
Eutirely uew
For the present at
BEE=
CAUTION
=CI
BALTIMORE, MD.
TONE
FMII
WM. %BABE & CO.,
Baltimore
GETTYSBURG
FORGrE.
HAMMERED, IRON,
OF Talc mum QUALITY,
ruppllod tolron Dealers and Blacksmiths at reason•
ads prices.
ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTEND
ED TO.
IRON SCRAPS WANTED,
for which $l4O per 100 Mc will be allowed, dellTered
at the Forge In Gettysburg, Pe.--sitherin cutsh or in
exchange for hammered Iron, as may be preferred
Jaly 30, 1569.—tf
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
I have opened an agency for the
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
In Connection with my law buslum In Gettysburg
Partlessisbing to sell,or buy lands, may end It t
their advantage to oall.
Farms and Woodland
98 ACRES OF WHICH 40 ACRES TIMBER for $l,BO
A GOOD FARM, GOOD BUILDINGS and TIMBE
near Gettysburg cranite laud.
A No. 1 FARM, near Gettysburg red gravel land.
A FARM. 130 ACRES. AT 130 PER ACRE.
A TRACT OF GOOD LAND,I3.S ACRES, AT $35 PEEL
ACRE.
A VERY GOOD FARM, WITH 100 ACRES HEAVY
TIMBER, AT $45 PER ACRE, VERY CHEAP.
100 ACRES. WITH VERY GOOD BUILDINGS AND
10 ACRES CHESTNUT TIMBER, FOR 16,000.
A VERY CHEAP FARM, GOOD LAND AND GOOD
BUILDINGS. AT $3O PER ACRE.
A FARM, 100 ACRES, near Gettysburg.
A VERY GOol/ FARM AND GOOD REILDING, AT
350 PER ACRE, two miles :row 13 etty mt,org.
A FARM. four miles from Gettynburi, 1:30 PER
ACRE CHEAP.
A VERY 60,10 GRASS FARM, ts o miles from
Gettysburg.
A GOOD AND . :lIZAP TAVERN AND LOTS AD—
JOINING.
A VERY GOD FARM IN 0, ow ORD I. it, fLL PER
,ACRE.
1,0001) PAE3I, BUILDINUS ALI. SE+%. ANA,—
ALSO MANY OTHER. TRAcre.
ALSO HOUSES AND BUILDING LOTS IN TOWN.
R. G. McCREA RI.
Attorney atlaw
Gottysburg, June 11 1
GOVERNOR'S CAMPAIGN
CAPS, CAPES.
CAMPAIGN' TORCHES.
DEICE of Torches, $25, $2O, MS and $4O per
r hundred. Send for price -list and engraving of
Caps and Gives.
PHILIP HILL,
'204 Church et., Bet. 24k 34. above Market
PPILADELPHIA.
106-Military Companiee' I;eifotma made to order
BARGAINS IN
NEB FURNITURE.UABSB of •
:eti y o faU k t" to "lt e N ITU
log been GlettnyEabhear:
Springs Ilotel--parties wishing very cheep end good
furniture can be accommodated by calling Immediate
ly at the Fore Store of Zs°. A. Wawa I Co.,
(in Old decal/El OBice,)
July 16-t( PROPILIZRORIA
THE MISSISQUOI POWDER
actually cures Cancer and Scrofulous diseased of
the Skin. See Report to L. I. Medical Society, and
■tat«meats of Physicians in circular, sent free on ap•
pin:Atha, to
CHAS. A. DUBOIS, General Agent,
P. O. Box 1659. 152 Pearl at., Now York.
July 9-3 m
lints of Zrartl.
GETTYSBURG RAIL ROAD.
TIME TABLE
FIRST TRAIN loaves tiettyaburg at 8 15, A.H
•udcunnecta at Hanover Junction pith traintgo
Mg North and South, peursengere reaching Baltimore
at 12 3‘.1, P. M., Ilarrieburg at 12 45,P. M., Philadel
phia at 4400, P. M., aad Nye Ye'rk at 7 00,P.M. Re.
tarning,arrir• at Gettyebarg at 1215,P. 11., with
passengers from Paltiniore, Harrisburg, ke
SECOND TRAlNlenves Gettysburg all 2 40 P. II
•nd connect. •t fisnu•er Junction with fast Iln•
North at 2 10. P. M., reaching Elarrteburg at 4 00, P
M, Philadelphia at Y 00, P. M., New 'York at 12 00,P-
M.; arid with Mail Train south at 2 31, P. M., reach
ing Baltimore at 5 00, P. M. Returning arrives at
Gettysburg at 4 15, P.M., with passengers from
Balo more, Harrisburg, Philadelphia, tc
tar A ,P aslea ger Car is also attache,' to the Freight
train, which leaves Haat:war Junction at 7.10 A. M
yawning Gettyeturz at 70.30. Peesengers leaving
narrizburg in the 5.15 A. M. trails car thus reach
nettyaharg by 10.10 A. M. The freight train, with
P►aeenger Car tittitebed, will leave Gettysburg at 2
I'. M reaching the Junction at 5.25
Aug. '2O, 13t".9
READING RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
MOSDAI, APRIL 26th, 1869
Oreat trunk line from the North and Northwest
for Philadelphia. New York, Heading, Pottsville,
Tamaqua, Ashland,Shamokln, Lebanon, Allentown,
Easton, Ephrata, Litiz. Lancaster. Columbia, Sc., Sc.
Trains leave Harrisburg for New York, as follow,:
A t 2.36. 6.1.06 and 8.10 A . M. , 12.25 noon, 2.00 and 10.55
P. 11.,connecting with similar Trains on thePetin
sylvania Railroad. and arriving at New York at 9.46,
11.45 A. M. aid 3. 0, 8.46, 9.30 P. M., and O.OOA. M.,
respectively. Sleeping Can accompany the 2.35, b.
A. M. and 10.56 P. Id-Trains. without change.
Leave Harrisburg for Beading Pottsville, Tams,
qua, Minersville.Ashland, Shamokin. Pine Grove,Al
- and Philwdeiphla, at 8.10 A.M., 2.00 and 4.10
P. 31., stopping at Lebanon and principal Way Sta
tions; the 4.10 P. 31. train making connections for
Philadelphia, Pottsville and Columbia only. For
Pottsville, Schuylkill Havener and Auburn, via
Schuylkill and Susquehanna Itailltoad,lear e Harris
burg at 3 30 P.M.
Returning: Leave New York at 9.00 A .M.,12.00
novo, 6.06 and 0.00 P. M., Philadelphia at 8.15 A. M.
and 3.30 P. M.; Sleeping care accompart. the 9.00 A.
6.05 and 8.00 P t rains from New York, without
change.
Way Passenger Train 11/WIWI Philadelphia at 7.30 A
M., connerting with similar train on East Pentia.ltall
road, returning from Reading at 6.30 P. M., stopping
at all Stations.
Leave Pottsville at 7.30. 8.45 A. M., and 2.45 P.M.,
Shamokin at 5.26 and 10 35 A. M., Ashland at 7.00 A.
M., and 12.30 noon, Tamaqua at 8.30 A. 51., and
2.20 P. M., for Philadelphia and New York.
Leave Pottsville, via. Schuyikilland Susquehanna
Railroad at 7.00 A. SE for Harrisburg, and 1120 A.
M, for Pi nearer. and Tremont.
Beading Accommodation Train: Leaves Heading
at 7.30 A.M.,retarnlng 1 Philadelphia at 5.16
P.M.
Pottstown Accommodation Train: Lenses Puns
town at 6.23 A.M., returning leaves PhiladelphlApt
4.30 P.M
Colombia Itall ItoadTrainsleaveßeadintat 7.00 A.
M., and 8.16 P. M.for Ephrata, /Ails, Lancaster
Columbia.&C.
Perkiomen Rail Read Trainsleave Perkiomen Juno-
tion Ot 9.00 A. M. and 6.00 P. M. Returning: Leave
Bkippack at 8 IS A. M., and 1.00 P. M., connecting
with staler trains on Reading Rail load.
On Sundays: Leave New York at 8.00 P. M., Phi
la
delphia 8.06 A.M. : and 8.15 P. M., the 8.00 A.M. Train
running only to Reading; Pottsville 8.00 A. M.; Har
risburg SS* A. ht. and 4.10 and 10.55 P. M.,and Read•
fog at 12.4 midnight, 2.14 and 7.15 A. M. for Barrie.
burg, at 12.65 midnight, and 7.05 - M.for New York,
and 9.40 A. M., and 4.25 P.M. for Philadelphia.
Commutation, Mileage, Season, School and Knonr•
don Tickets, to and from all points, at redneeditates.
Baggage checked through; 100 , pounds allowed
,each Passenger.
0 A. NIOOLLS,
General Superintendent
R eadina,Pa., Nay 7, 1869.
N ORTHERN. CENTRAL RAILWAY
SPRING SCHEDULE.
On and after Hay 9, 1869,Tralns will lease Hanover
Junction as follows:
LICAVE NORTHWARD
12.54 p. m.—Dally 5, NMl:mint, daily (exOtool
RandepO Itochtener,'BuM,
NMoraralle mut Itria•ad the Wept.
10.58 a. m.--Daily (except Hind's) or Rhatra, Buff
. sto, ha.
2.13 p. ra.—Dallytexcapl 8444 sys) for Willhamsport
and
cur p. In._-Asuyolpmetaap4iya , ) for York. ,
9.56 p. (except Hundtays) for Harridan(
tad the Went. •
, , MIAMI 414XRCHWAID.
7.07 a. m..—Dellyatoppin4at.Nektononly.
TAI a. m.-10 : 141
i (except !tardily!) stopping at ell
8 1.2.80 p.m.—Dalljatoppinget Perkton only.
(nowt Sunday") stepping at the
Stallone.
=W. 8. TOlMO,Oen.Pise.Agent,
Altaltintore,
ALTItEII E. Irma; Gen. Superintendent,
May 211,1809.-ti Herriebtag, Pewee.
p ENNBYLVAITIA
RAILROAD.
Doubtable* route mania( bathe& Pifildi pbia
and Pittsburg. Trains leering Gatti eburg make the
fallowing onneotions with tWe Trunk lino:
,Ilettyaburg leave a 1 8.16 a. m. A Mat p. m.
'Lehner riaziotkin arriire 10.06 2.05 "
" • 6 6 . leave 10.66 " 9A6 "
liarrbbarn , arrive 12.86 p.m. 1116 "
leave 6.60 0 229 a. m.
- Phlladelphis arrive 11A0 " 6.0 . "
.11arrisbarn leave 136 " 12.10 6
littibUll . arrive . 116 a. nu !ell "
At Philadelphia olovr connection' age made with
Ithe trains 6r New lark,' Ifeattni' Ind all 111astem
43ities: At Pitteeerg - emmemlami ere maim ft the
- New. llnkwn Depot . with the trains for all Witten
93.1r0r fortherintbroudion apply to. 4
~..
• . 21711141,D E. WMLIAMB,
ADOots4 ri
',, ,- -• '., Ges.lllemeretamteati Pe.
Mew IP.limano94, Gem k . Pampows
i4esetihP~lei% " •' ' - .'l l 0 4
.!., ... '• ./ - 0'...e, '.' ' - ~ '
7 - r
GRObE IVES LUMBER.
H. Reefers Store ,
ON TN' lIILL,BALTINON3 St., ONITYSNURO, PA.
FRESH GROCERIES
sum weak from Itie - Oity, Provisions. Dried an
Omar Prnita °fall kinds, always on hand, at lowas
Mat.
FLOUR, OORN VIAL, cans:, NMI OM= VIN-
Itali,AOAPIlOl ALL 11111)11, CIANDLIA,
NOTIONS, OONSBOTIONANIES,
BROOM, act niss,
LUMBER,
snoh aa Seantllng, Pieta, Ac., continually on band at
lowest flying rates. Call and see.
Aug. 6,1306.-0
WM• J• MARTIN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
tiROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
A large lot of Groceries that .1 am selling Cheap
for Cash.
CHOICE LIQUORS,
Old Bye Whisky eight years Old.
Very Old French Brandy.
ALL OTHER KLNDS OF LIQUORS,
A general assortment of BITTERS, among which Is
?dishier's Herb Bitters.
8. W. 11088.11 AN
Pure Liquors for Medical pur
poses et WM. J. MARTIN'S.
Table Cutlery, Glassware, Queens
WARE, Le., at WM. J. MARTIN'S.
April 30, 3669
WM. BOYER Sr, SON,
GROCERIES, NOTIONS
Stone, Wooden and Willow Ware
A general assortment o
all Goods usually kept in
a FAMILY GROCERY.
Dec. 4, 1887.-t I
BARGAINS
at the new
GROCERY
IN GETTYSBURG.
JACOB W. CRESS
HAVING opened a new Grocery, In Gettysburg, on
the north-west corner of the Public Square,
bailout received a splendid sesortment of PRESS
GROCERIES,
Including Sugars, Coffee, Molasses, Syrup, Teas,
Spices, Tobacco,Salt, Fish, H ame,Shoulders, tr Also,
QUEENSWARE, CONFECTIONS,
Nuts,Prulta,Soaps,Fancy Articles and Notion,' getter
ally We will also keep on hand FLOUR sod FEED
STUFFS.
Having purchased for CASH, I am prepared to
sett very cheap. One me a call and Judge for your.
selves.
Sept. 26.11167.-t1 J. W. CRESS.
GROCERY.
WM. B. MEAL/ A HAS OPENED A
Grocery, Vegetable and
Notion Store
&this residence adjoining Meals k Brother's Marble
yard, in
EAST YORK STREET
where he is prepared to sell as cheap as the cheapen
anything in his line. Give n• a call.
March 19,111169—tf
MEAT MARKET
GEORGE B. STOVER A THADDEUS S. BIBLE
II APING entered into partnership in the BUTC'I
LI ERIN° susiNEss, will carry it on in all it
branches. All Linda of
R McCIIHDY Snp't
Fresh Meat Every Day
Beef every Tuesday and Saturday morning. Small
meats every Wednesday, Thursday and Triday morn
inglarket stand at Geo.B.Stoverk residence on Charm
bersburg street, second Square.
Those haring fat stock for sale will find It to their
advantage to call on or address the new Finn.
STOVER k WIBLE.
dug- 13,1869—t r
West Middle Street Market
(NEAR THE couirr-norss.)
Every Day in the Week ,
SUNDAY EXCEPTED.
Fresh Beef three times a week, Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Saturday mornings. Lamb, Veal or Mutton
everyday. Orders left at my market in the evening,
will be promptly delivered the following morning.
GEORGE A. CODOEI.
Jane 111,1864-tf
MEAT WANTED
THE HIGIHRBT CASH PRICE PAID FOR
COUNTRY HAMS,
SIDES,
SHOULDERS & LARD,
BY NICHOLAS do SIMON CODORL
York street, below Wolf's Hotel.
Hams and Dried Beef, also Fresh
Meats constantly on hand• for sale:
June t...-1S
CANNO ri N A
R I RLE WOR : •
00R2TER, OY BALTIMORBAND &AST•MIDI
DLB BT., OPPOSITI SHE COURT-HOUSE,
WVaiLlt REBOILIPT/OIS 0.1 WORK *X.IIOVIZED
0127.5 OP THI AST
Div 26,1867.
G ETTYSBURG MARBLE YARD.
MUM A BRO.
In Barn tYorkfltreetfilettzsburg,Pi. Wheretha
arepreparmitoNinfaballkindsofworklntbelraus
Mt= £3 lIONUIDINTS,TOIfIIB, HILADBTOII7II
thothettutaetitiNutteseheu th e obaspes
Ways!. 66
, 1. Prodleft4!*"?;44Wlgef_
Mil
.fisitibienowist masa.,
ova =Air,
=
DEALERS IST
TOBACCOS,
ALSO,
Tiutclitring.
NEW FIRM!
INlarble lards.
GRTTYBBURG, PA.,
11 , 4117:L28, &a. M.
youNvi COMPOII#D
; . 10ft TEI Oval ON
PIITRIDSORETHROA.T,INFLUENZA
or say other Isissonstory or Inwirddlrooso. of the'
Throat if sot et too lotto stomata& . Moo, SOARLINT
7111ftli. 'fhb medicine has boonirlod Is
THOUSANDS OF CASES,
la different parts of tbe country, and has never
been blown to fill if taken In time and according
to dimities's. It to warminted tomer*. Wee it • trial ti
and it willspeak for itself. Beery bonsekold should
proof& tboatoolvoo with • box of this medicine and
koepiton bands. The curestbat it line effected ago
truly marvelous.
llPL.Preparod and sold by I•maibl'ottirt& Co. et
tyoburg, Pa ,or by. their auttiorlsod agents. Per
sale at nearly all theBtorosto Adams county.
May 29.1867.—tf - IBRAIL YOUNTS CO.
AYER'S
gHERRY PECTORAL,
Fc r Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
Probably never before in the whole history of mail
eine, hasanything won so widely and so deeply upon
the confidence of nianktod, an this excellent remedy
for pulmonary complaints. Through a long series of
years, and among most of themes et men it has risen
higher and higher in their estimation, an it has be
come better known. Its uniform character and pow
er to cure the various affections of the loons and
throat, have merle It known as a reliable protector
against them. While adapted to milder forms of dis
ease and to young children, it is at the same time the
most effectual remedy that can be givens fur Incipient
consumption, and the dangerous affections of the
throat sod loop. As a provision •ralost sudden at
tacks of Crory. it should be kept on band to every
farolly,end indeed as all are sometimes subject -to
colds andcoostm, all should be provided with this an.
tidote for them
Although settled Consumption is thought Incurable,
still great numbers of cases where the disease seemed
settled, hair been completely cured, and the patient
restored to gonad health by the Cherry Pectoral. So
complete in its mastery over the disordertof the Longs
and Throat, that the most obstinate of them, under
the Cherry Pectoral they tubsido and disappear.
Singers and Public Speakers find great protection
from it.
Arthrta is alwayarelleved and often wh. Ily cured
by it.
Bronchitis Is generally cured Ly taking the Cherry
Pectoral in small cud frequent doses.
So generally are its virtues known that we need
not publish the certificate. of them hers, or do more
than assure the public that its miming'es ate fully
maintained.
Ayer's Ague Cure ,
For ?errs. and Ague, Intermittent Fever, Chill Forer
Rentiitent Peen., Dumb Ague, Periodical or Bilious
Ayer, st.b., and indeed ail the affections Which arise
from maictrious, marsh, or miasmatic poisons.
As Its name Implies, it does Cure, and aloes tint fell.
Containing neither Arsenic. Quinine, Itimuth, Zinc,
nor any other miners! or poisonous - suhstance what
ever, it in Loan... injure. any patient. Tba number
and importance of its cures in the agile district., are
laterally beyond account. and we believe without a
parallel in the history .1 Ague medicine. Our pride
is gratified by the acknowledgment, a e reCeive i,f th e
radical cures effected In obstinate Caere, and where
other remedies had wholly failed.
Unacclituated persons. either residua iu. or t
ing through miasmatic localities. !lite prot. each hr
taking . the .4 GCB CURE daily.
Fur Ltrer Comp/eines, arising from torpidity ..f the
Liver, it is an eacellentremedy,stfmnistin g the Lit re
into hesitby activity.
For Bilious Dlitordersand Liver Complaints, Ms so
excellent remedy, producing many truly remarkable
cures. where other medicines had failed.
Prepared by DR. J. C. AYER it. CO., Practical and
Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Maas., and sold al I round
the world
PI? ICE, $lOO PER BOTTLE
Vor sale by A. D. Buehler, Druggist, Gettyoburg
Ps. [Oct. a, isca.—z.
AYER'S
HAIR VIGOR
FOR TUE RENOVATION OF THE
H A IR.
The Great Desideratum of the Age
A dressing which lest onceagreeable, healthy, and
effectual (or preserving the hair. Faded*? gray hair
s soon restored to its original color and the glau and
fruhtse-to of youth. This hair la thickened, falling
bar checked. and baldness often, thongb not always
cured by have. Nothing cao restore the hair where
the follicles are destroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed. Hot such aro remain Can be saved for useful
nets by t hltyippliest lon. Instead of fouling the hair
with a puty sediment,it will keep it clean and ♦lgor
out. It/ occasional use Will present the hair from
turninggray or falling of!, sod consogneutly prey,o2t
baldness. Free from those deleterious substance
which make some preparations dangerous and 10.1 a:1-
one to the hair, the Vigor can only benefit but no
harm It. It wanted merely for a
HAIR DRESSING,
nothing elsoent be round eo deeirable. Ceutaluleg
...Other 01l nor dye, It does not a 11 wiiltecambrtc,and
yet lute longer on the hair, giving It a rich gleeey
esti : amid a grateful perfume
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.,
PRACTICAL & ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS,
LOWELL, MASS
Y~-PEICS $i.00.-
Cl' or gale by A. D. Buehler, Druggist, Ge ty
Xife and tire Nnouraurt.
H. 0 M E
NSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL-TWO MILLION DOLLARS
Assets Jan. 1, 1869,
J. H. MASHBURN,
Secretary
'GEO. M. LYON,
/Islet Secretary
T. TI GRERNE,
2tl Asa'tSectretary
H. A. PICKING, Agent,
Vest Middle Street, Gettysburg, Pa
April 30, 1869.-6 m
INSURANCE COMPANY
OP NORTH AMERICA,
NO. 232 WALNUT ST, PHILADELPHIA
TNOORPORATED 1794
CHARTER PERPETUAL
MARINE, INLAND & FIRE INSURANCE
Irmo' Limited or Perpetual POlldee
Assets Jan. 1,1,1889, 92,348323 39
920,000,000 LOSSES PAID IN CASH, SINCE ITS OR
GANIZATION.
ARTHUR G. COFFIN,
Pres Want
MATHIAS NORRIS, Secrottgry
H. A. PICKING, Agent,
Office in Wut ifictclie Street, Gettysburg, Pa-
Apri130,1869.-8m
ADAMS COUNTY
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
INCORPORATBD, MARCH 18, 1861.
orlncsits
P ruident—D serge Swope.
Vice-Presidenr—Samnel R. linuel I;
Secretary—D. A. Buehler.
Trauttrar-1. 0. Tahaestock.
lltsecnHteOommittee•—BobertMcCardy,H. A.Plck
If, Jacob King.
Wanagsrs.--Georgeliwope,D. A .Bnehler,S.McCur
dy, IL Rtissell,ll. . Pahnestook, Gettleburg ; Jacob
King ! Btraban township; Frederick I)isiddiranklin
U. A. Picking, Straban; Abdiel P. Gitt, New (Mind ;
Win. Ross White, Liberty; 11.0. Peters,Petersborg
(Y. 8:)
MabliConipany ta limited In its operations to t I
°aunty of Adams. It kw been In operation fbr more
thou 17 years, and is that period has wide but one sr
teepaast i juisinpaidleamis by Ire aortas Oat period
SaOitnpag topverSl4ooo. Anypeneltdoeiring an In
wane can apply to either of Ilia
.inerscora.
Marne attentive Committee mots stake °floe of
Company,
on the laiK Wedneeda4in every month
tit teeltmt. P. If. 1- flume 10.18811.
Wirdware, IDoyo,
jaARDWABE
r AND' • 00
rang utmeritisnitiarirbilateturned from th el tt ss
srltdo au InuaassersOpty N ILLZDSPARY .118RO.
011131.1t8,satleb they ate Alfallas a t their old stand
In Satttmoreetsset, attirlestso int ttb 'times Oar
swkooasistrts plow'
Oarp enter'. Toal •
Blatitindtb"! nolo
tlkoelltdinge
• Cabin° tMalters. Toy)).
Sousakeopoe.lhatsze
ORO ORRIBJ 4 ,
All llZ ails of Iron at
Oils P alb is Am. . Thpr,}4oll oltlo a
the several department •la It saatrombat what
(!tots. liodkaafes
mab.." = "id istft la #sad Momro oa I e a l• t l i a 1 1 41
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fOct.ll 111 trly
$3,966 282 30
CHAS. J. MARTIN,
President
A. F. WILLMAIITH,
Vice President
D. A. HEALD,
2d Vice President
CHARLES PLATT,
Vice President
Oolle 'Nadia,
IS
asseza, IrePH 014
no Furrow:
641i1noreareet .hetwe,leth4
GeUystrinr,
THRSIBO/'PtIBL
Tits Braaten a affaiwat
day marning,atid.oo apadaila
not p6id within the year? , Xs
tinned antilell ereetacHaittp
tion of thepublhhete.
ST /511111.11, sax ei asut•de
t iberalledacttoaWillbs •
si q• by theqlllllrier,haltf!Miei:
1:.1 will belosert•d+stspilisda
epou.
114.1%* eltonlatlcni WlhW!
hal fhirlerthasthatojesSiiiiich
In Adaineconoty;
cannot be excelled
• 04W0114 ofallklOgwill be
and itfairrater.
et,, to., is evoi-y varlity mitt*
hart notice. Term,. Cult.
Tref:oolW
I KRAUTIL
my • Law. Gettysburg, Pa. 'OW
butluens promptly att•uledi 'to;
Office on Baltimore 'trent, iota
June 18, 1869-tf
J) McCONAUG •
• ti•w, oaks oce4cior'aies
Clitatoberstiam street.
Special ttteution {facia to en
4ettlenient of iNtatee. .A6ll I
cltiots to l'entioui, Bounty, Sic
&lit U. itatetAtilllisitcpr.
ly attended to.
-
...II .I%fr tat , icated i lind
in Oroirx col other itenoteril stile
June 19,1809.-tf
I J. COVER, AT
... •
411 ~h.br uesiwritrUltud gehl
0 a • • .: 61 , .01 et!lrae,m.relt
.r•drest,fiet •
Ntty
11)..V1D A. BUM"
NEY tT L tV, will
on. tilt mill other baiiasimitirt
Ilre. ill st ta.rp.i.t.nc• 1114 tie
ppusitathe "wart (lasso. Lliet
)AVID WILLS
AT L WO) 1 1 , A( Ilk roilidi
orr., ;An reSpzAr,
May 2..+,17.
DR. 11. S. lItIBER
S. E. . t r c;p1 , 454 , ri5ur3 4141
orive[a Cot. rite! EA,.
June 11, 1460.—if
[)R. J. A. 11111,ST;
flaying located seHRW 8
to all hranchee of hi•profesoloo.
him °lnes when uat pnde+atenally e
llctixtditrsTossx,r•o. l .l
Adam. county ? Ps. - •
DR. J. W. C. O'NE.
tiaa 0111,•• ble•risid
street,eort, I OV•ef Orb . 7onipil
Gettyaborg,q4y 29. 8.07. •
JOHN L. HILL, M.
011, 11 'Thstubersbutsg ;criiet,
Ugh, !lately
ETTYb BMW . . TAN
Sir Havin g been In coni+Lant
patient+ can be nuorlid of iipaird
R. J. E. BRJtKSTR
avirkg locatird la Chat
at rice. to th«pu nhc. Olpcltn Y
'hi, Ina. whirs hi
.trend t. *al?:a.e withintheprott
rn r.tol.in tltt priqTali
sitel ti oI 1. r,rmi reasonibly.
July IS•l9.—tt
DR. C. W. B
•CiCALYlltElthiProtlfooof
L.f.fLP:ttfOWN,ondofferstfls•of
Olfl ,t hlr hoose, corn*, of •
F.Eio,lry Wel', flour the RallrOod.
Yt..l (Llitlee•
DR. H. W. LE
L Adams
NAVING ; rut mrntly Incated , ln
.', ;,..K0 m the rtehural prrctk
oMco In I.,.pmbard %ire*
street.
Xititrg stab
GETTYSBURG L
Sales & Exchang
N. WEAVER & SON,.
HAVING this day' : .
uiy nun LEVI In the
carried on by me ou WmghluKton
of yearn, I would respectrolly
the oublic for the kind k,atrootage
ed to me
/13.riLIK now superior 3ccommoda
would wl kit a coo 'lnn
t ronage.
We claim that we can Pena
et - we ru , xlerate prices Si an yotlee
Gettyiburg.
Our ntablv4 will be bumf 'tack
flurstwand Vehl.-14w.
cau furnish yuu a flue flack t
aud obliging drivers fur lenuoir
can furnish you a pair of HOMO • .
Ws tau furnish you a nice 'lngle
for business or pleasure trip.
We can furnish you a Otte Saddle
man or Lady.
We can furnish 'on a Fikiiiity Ho
We can furnish auperlor tscflltte
Batt Irfleld and Spring*.
Particular attention paid to top
Funerals.
In fact, you can get nork hid of
Ina first el MI Livery'.
HORSES BOI.7bEIT
at all times sod on roaeonable to
Horses at this establishment bare
to select from. All nurses sold go
slanted, or no sale.
By Itrict afteutiott to bugliesi,
pir.ise, we hope to have something
NICIIO
LEVI
April 9, 1.369.—t1
THE EAGLE I,
SALE & EXCIIANGE
Washington Sircet, Get..
ADJOINING TILE &to
THE undersigned - we ,
fully inform the public this
• new LIVERS, SALM MID /F.X.
In this place, and Is prepared to
cchomodations In this line. lithos.
with Boggle., Carriages. flacks,
_Li
of the late'[ styles, sufficient to ns
mood. ilia horse,. entail iro4, wit
lit, and perfectly reliable—none of
ples,"but allofthe.".l.4o"order.
Riding parties can always 06*
comforlablesqulpmeotsfarnshod.
Partlee,large or xmall,ain pt J
on the most accommodating terns.
Visitors to the Battle-fold poll
and reliable driver. furnished ltd
Parttime conveyed Wand Ileoat the
arrival and departure of evon7
Horses bought, sold, or sae
• chance for bergs:ply gives our
and no gouging.
os.Parelostar ottootloo rid to
W eise sod Hacks for Purim
We natter ourselvtistitig At
ately and by furnishing superior
we cannot fall to please every On,
our eatablisbnieut. • -
May 29.11167.
Notice to the
nil LI It undersigned is running*
.1. nagerstown to Gettysburg. lea
on Monday, Wednesday and Friday,-
M., passing by Leitersburg, Wayne*
and.Clerment Springs, Fountain Dal
ardsing at Gettysburg at half past
returning from Gettysburg ouTu
Saturday. arriving at Hagerstown to
with the /5 o'clock train for Batt
May 21...tt ti
lotelo and §to
E AGLE HO
The larsest died news
ITI2BBrd6I,
COSNER Or ON ANSISSIOSO An WU
JOIIN L. T.ATE,
WAnOmnibus,for Passengers.
to the Donal, on arrival aiddf.ei•
Trains. Oaretatiervants,spd
Iday29, 15117.
KEYSTONE'
GETTYSBUIt4, I
WM. E. MYERS, MO
NOW OPE
THIS is a new House;
lltted up lo the most spit
bestiOU a plowman% and couvenleo
la.at bPaiiill• portion of the tows'
asentlei ben made to r the woo
PM Of 1114044 With aakpl • I tab l!fit
extraleseadt ifiltirtesse, wait *et
we shall wialb Wiest* eatleavertei,
e now epee latleimmertim ia ...
we •
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