She *grind Sodlid. 41•1114ryilba1ir; 614; 24", 4111116 k I ill a. ii l .o( l A Drawing across the lips—Desirous of an acquaintance. Drawing mots the eyes—l am forty. Taking by centre—You ere too willing. • Dropping—We will be Mends. Twirling in both—lndifference. Drawing scrosithe cheek—l love you. Drawing through tha ' ltinde-1 hate you. W Letting on the right cheek—YeS. Letting it rest on the left cheek—No. • Twirling it in the left hand—l wish to ip rid of yen. Twirling in theright hand—l love another. Folding it—l wiehlo speak with you. , Over the shoulder—Follow me. Opposite carnet in -loth hands-Walt for Drawl* saws the %mho/47We are watched. Placing on right ear—You have changed. Letting it net on the eyes—Yon are cruel. Winding aroma !bre. finger—l am engaged. Winding around third finger—Married. Winding mound thumb—Not minted. Winding aroundwrist—You are looking well Tying in a single knot—May I escort you. Putting knot to forehead—Who is that with Patting knot to chin—Only an acquaint &DM. Patting knot to right side—My sister. Putting knot to left side—Brother. Patting knot to tight eye—Husband. Putting knot to lefLeyer—Wife. _ Putting knot to right shoulder—Be csrefhl. Putting knot to left shoulder—Aft right. Little finger through knot—He or she is pretty. Pinang knot to Lips—Not so pretty as you Winding around left band fingers—l waited for you. Winding around right band fingers—l would not come. Drawing knot downward and toward you quickly—Come this muting. Drawing knot and shaking bead—Don't come. Passing knotted handkerchief and mantling it- 7 f don't believe it. Placing loose handkerchief on Iplt arm— Yon had better believe it. Placing loose handkerchief op right arm— You bet. Winding hi and out of fingers on left hand —Will you be there ? Crumpling up in the band—l am ImpaiiPnt. Tying a knot in one corner—Don't tell too much. ' Tying knot in the middle—There will be trouble, or there are other eyes on you. Twirling and then doubling—Let us go to gether• Tearing it, (pretending to tear,)—l am driven to despair. Placing on left ear—You have deceived me. Passing it around your neck—l have not. Clasping In both handk—Come at once. Worn in the belt—Bbund to you. Biting it—l stn very angry with you. Shaking it slightly—You are a flirt. Shaking it violently—A sign of distress, come and help me. Holding it np, then dropping into the ls,p —Forgive me. Starched stiff—l am on my propriety. Touching right eye—Mamma is looking. Touching left eye—Nobody sees. Folding and unfolding have something to communicate. Striking left hand on it—Don't yOu dare. Putting it into the pOcket—Nothing more at present. SEED Tnur.—ln two or three weeks our farmers will begin to put in the wheat crop. The majority prefer from the 18th of Sep tember to the end of the month. Formerly from the let to 12th . of October, was the favorite time ; but gradually this was anticipated, until newt, a month ear lier is prefered by many. Up to the year 1840 the wheat was a very uncfrtaln crop in a circuit of fifteen miles aroffnd•Philadelpbia. Indeed, so frequent ly was it damaged by weevil, and rust, as to almoit cause its cultivation to be &ban doned. Since, however, by the adoption of earlier planting and the introduction of other varieties of wheat, espeCially the Med iterranean, the crop has become as certain and productive within the region named, as perhaps any other portion of the State; There is perhaps more seed sown now to the acre•than formerly ; or, rather there is discrimination shown by our farmers as to the quantity the particular ground they have to sow may require. It is well known that rich soil needs less seed than poor or moderately affluent soil, because in the for mer the plants grow stronger and "tiller" more. Some sow, promiscouily, double the amount of seed that others do, and it they succeed in obtaining a crop one year by it, they conch(de the rule to be fixed -and that is the proper quantity.' And just so it is with the thin sower. The true *ay to ascertain which mode is the best, as well as what amount interme diate quantities of seed will produce, it is very easy for each one to find out for him self, by sowing, in the same field, different lands withdifferent quantities, taking care to number ibe lands and note the same in the diary, which era fernier should have for daily noting down the operations of the farm.—Ger. Telegraph. How TO BUM) A CORN Cats.—How to have a rat-proof corn-crib, is a great ques tion among farmers. - A correspondent of the N. Y. Farmer's Club gives the follow ing erpetience : I have a corn-crib that has stood for twenty years, and has never bad a rat, and but one mouse in it, to my knowledge. Posts ten or eleven feet long and eight Inches square ; mortise two feet from one end ; for end-sills, two inch mortise with tusk. Taper poet from sill to the end, by hewing off inside until the 'end is reduced to four inches diameter; make smooth with draw, knifi, and nail on tin smooth half way to the end, below: the sill. Let sills be eight inches square; also, and tie them and the rafter plates strong with moderate in ter-ties. Brace well, and lath tip and down with thmaquarter inch lath.; dovetail or countersink Joists crosswise ; lay the floor, and board up the ends with ungrooved boards ; let each bent be twelve feet long, six feet wide at the still, and seven and a half feet at plate ; and if full, to peak it will bold 250 bushels. I never bad an ear to hurt on account of the great width. If preferred, lay the floor with lath or narrow boards, with room for ventilation. Each post should stand on -stone, about three inches from, the ground, and each stone have a Antadation two feet square and be low the Artist. Basan.—U you wish to bake your bread or biscuit without a dry, hard crust, you cam do so very readily. Just before pla cing the bread in the oven, rub Its smiles with latter or lard. This will close the pores, preventing the escape of gas which is produced by the yeast, and the escape of the steam which is produced by the moisture of the heated fait Bread thus baked will be simian crustless. Indeed, so bag as the moisture is confined, it will be difilailt bunting the leaf to any great depth. The large vacuities in the bread will be more porous and tierefore lighter. Is i season like the present one, mead ows have $ heavy autumn growth. Some brines ad this foilitieir yob stock. _sag It is valuable for that rupees, but the prao. thse Is a bad ore for the meadow. It is much better to pasture it. fry dathillsaim t_• DRY GOOD" ILLIMISTINE 11101SERS 11.031101M1D A :LAME WO= OP' sparitta oolva QUEINfetAZJI April.3o, 11169.- tt Geo TO DUPHO RN'S C HIS CLOTHS. C HIS CASSIMERS. C , ALL HIS GOODS BEFORE PURCHASING ELSE• WHERE IF YOU WOULD SAVE MONEY North-west corner of Square. April 10,11169.-t f 1869. DESIRABLE 1869. NEW - G 0 ODS ! Most Excellent Assortment! r SELL for very small profits, and aim at doling • very WWI BIiSIDOMI. IPASHIONABLZ SHADES OF 11Ni SILK POP. LINK. FASHIONAB4 SHADES OP PRINCE WOOL POP LINS. FASHIONABLE SHAD IN OP ALPAO3I. POPLINS. MACH CHINTZ BC PIQUIB , PBROALXB AND LAWNS. BLACK SILKS, PLAIN SILKS, PLAID SILKS. SWISS MUSLIMS, J ACONIT MUSLIMS, CAMBRIC. BLACK ALPAOOA,ODLOBAD ALPAOOA, BLACK ALL WOOL DILAIN. 11/STORISHAWLWLS.IIMASHHIRE SHAWLII,THIIIIII SHA CLOTHSZCA/NIMINS,OLOAKINGS,LINEN DRILL ING, COM/NADI. TABLBOOVIRS, TABLE WHIN, NAPKINS, TOW ILL BALMORAL SKIRTS, HOOP SKIRTS. PLAIN LINEN HANDKERCHIIaI • EKBROEDIIIIID HANDKERCHIEFS, BM STITCHED HAND. KERAKIIITS. 11IPS,LA DI SN'tNISSWACRILDREN'SGLOTZS, AND STOCKINGS. Difrl am constantly receiving this latest styles 01 Demo and Fancy Goods. My mock , anstprlots every thing usually found In Int-elan DRY GOODS rrou, to which I Invite the attaatlan of this mums assured that I tea sahly challonwo oosapasi gon with all other Mores In quality offrods sad low. nem Morita. J.L. !CHICK.., Gettybarg,Pa.,Jan.l6,lll4ll9..4f - $lO,OOO REWARD! STORE ENTERED! Rebert & Elliott's Store, IN GETTYSBURG, Until entered last Week aid • large quantity o VT Dry Goods, Notions, Quenswace and Carpeting taken. The parties are well IrWrwsi, hat have thus far es caped erne, let Greenbacks in exchange for the Goods. • The persoeui who took the Goods ars very well saddled that they recetred scare or better Goods for thetrinosey than they could have got at any other store. Come one .1 Come one and azamine our large amortwent of SILKS, GINGHAMS, - LAWNS, .BAREGES,- ALPACOAS, &a, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, TB ERAS, JEANS, VESTINGS, ilso,Carpeta,Notions, Glassware, Qaticalimmeosail Weed, a general wormed elf esegytking belsoillag Loa lirstolwa Ware. ;ma* hilt the pliteeJs *pane the Cloart-tom heitoiefe meet, and Net bote mete is, lett Douala' sad Basil Profits, Mall 13. NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS AT PETERSBURG. GRIEST BOWNBS (/eessot• Se 11. Illtsiew,) UNA the lopreeppetlidlytalliorui the l pubic y' Wl* Just maned bar Ida • larg•aanetsoid of SPRING k SUMMER GOODS, comoslitimeta port of forlioellooooli Ologui,Cior at kiNt s, m" Dona rod die Soil. it 8,11 a (=it whits Goods Nodose, 5010, , . • itooomowaro sad arocorloo. wow, t do poop, U. orlikii ammoolooll , asks owe will be ooklog Outs Ohs ma sollbollororpoodoPoiss oloodooto , toioos; poro mho iosallq, osii Wins, ao moon didool sot be oadorooll bp , soplosoPla Mie Midi N ns.. ~ , GUIST It 1 ice- -- H -- .:,', - • : 13 H.•,.W,,:(::.,91):: . ,- S , iwMrAlti GIir2iYABUNG, Is. Selling athottin Prices. Di? GOODWAIIT DIMUI 000D8, That ara doss to uttiht time pries,. ZOTIONII, RTOOLINGS, GLOM' HANDIIII,- ' 0111178, That ars cheaper than *war BILK, BLASS AND °TUBB DIMS BUTTONS, In gnat lety HOOP lIILUITD, NAM, PROTzenkull AND TEN NEW.VAN'T 'MIKAN 'NM" 00116 ET CLASP% AU necessary to jget 'dresses tali nicely PARASOLS AND 17191RILLAS, Don't bay Intro gas get mg prices. CABSUILIRS, COTTONADICS, JA NU, ac., To which.' Invite eximinstioo iu Price and Quality. HA TS All the latest SpriAg and Bummer Styles. SHOES Of all kinds. In Shoes I can say that I keep the beet class of goods that aretept in Adams count's. Those who have tried to get cheap Shoes' elsewhere soon learn that they bare wasted their money AprllllE—if NEW SPRING & SUMMER GnODS AT ARENDTSVILLE, TOBIAS R. COVER HAVING opened a new store, In Arendtmille, has Just returned from the city with • splendid as sortment of DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, QUXENSWARN, ILLRDWABA, La. Having purchased my entire stock for cash. lam prepared to mll YOry cheap. Give me Seal •nd Judge for yourselves*. T. IL COVZIL. May 28.-6 m =33 goals, grugs, A. D. BUEHLER DRUG & BOOK STORE, CHAMBERSBURG STREET, STATIONERY OF ALL BINDS, DRUGS AND MEDICINES, AW TOILET SOAPS Akir-COUNTRY MERCIIANTE supplled at wholeal city prices. Feb. 12.—tf DR. R. HORNER will resume thepractice of Medicine. Office at lila DRUG STORE, IN CIIA3IDERSBURG ST., GETTYSBURG DRUGS, MEDICINIS,PATENT ZDICIIISS . , STA TIONERY, PERFUMERY, SOAPS, TOILET AR T/CLES, DYE 13T113718, PORE SPICES, tc Dlt. R. HORNER'S DIARRIREI MIXTURE, for Cholera )(octet, Colic, Diarrhcaa, Cramps,. Sick Stomach, dlrectiorie with every bottle. July 9, 1869-t f 69. . JUNE 69. A FULL ASSORTMENT OF Drugs & Family Medicines PATENT MEDICINES, LIQUORS AND WINES FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES, PURE SPICES AND FLAVORING EXTRACTS DYES AND DYE STUFFO, SOAPS, PF t RFUMES AND TOILET GOODS, INKS, WRITING FLUIDS AND STATIONERY, PHYSICIAN'S PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY RE CIPES ACCURATELY PUT UP. PHYSIGIANS AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS SUP• PLIED AT REDUCED RATRS. Forney's Horse Powders the beat sad cheapest for Horses, Cattle and Swine. Other Horse Powders of approved make.. HUBER'S Baltimore Street, Gettysburg, Penn'a, June 11, 1809.—tt • DR. JAMES_CRESS, DRUGGIST, Store in Brant's Building, Balto. st. • • LITTLESTOWN. HAVING opened a new DRUG LA. STORE and fitted it up In the best style, I offer my stock of pure and huh Drugs to the citizens of Littlestown azurricinity at the lowest market rate., Gongs tint In pert of • Drugs and Family Medicines, Fur Liquors for Medicinal Purposes, Patent Medicines, Horse Powders, Sure Spices, Dyer and Dye . Stuffs, Perfumery, Toilet. Soaps and Raneyeztleles. A full assortment of Brushes, Stationery of all kinds,Cigars, Tobacco and Snuff. earlioorele Elect ro•Magnstf c Step will wash with hard or soft water, cold dr warm. Clothes Indeed with this Soap an made beautifully white adthout boning or blueing, _This is 'beheld. ins In. lac Try . It. It is warranted no tolujure the hands or &brie. fat' Watches and fitittliff. WATCHIPS & JEWELRt WM. P. MCCARTNEY TlliallB to Inform bisenstemme and the Public Mr• Ari that barb s pinchsaid interest of his eir (L. V.B. Barak) to 'the Watch turd Jewidry Store on Baltimore et, Gettysburg, ne will spate no 'drafts to glee satialketion to art. Be hastruit returned from the Ceti with • splendid imeertment of BOLD AND RILIEB ANNRICAP AND ,SW7BB WATGITIMJIWALRY ; SILVER. TEA AND 7131,8 SPOON,4 YORKS; GOLD, 81LV; 28 AND EMAIL PRAMS APECTA , ' aim, GLOOM alf Olabal sow sfeetisra JfEMIOAL INISTRU. MINTS 'VIOLIN ri GUIT AR ; 4WD D/PWatch and Clock Work warranted' for one jeer. Smoky ripairiap smeonted Ina neat and woriumps _- Übe manner. 111•14.10,1840.-41 ISAAC K. STAUFFER, WATCHES & JEWELRY, X0:1411 NORTH 81100NDSTIrroornerOtgan7, PHIUMPRIA. • soartiaist otlfasches, Jewslry,Bligra and Plated Waft sortmady ou Mad. • lerltilipskim FaSiam mad Aroriary_ priapuy standied co; • - (Aut. )15, 1.1116.47 THE STAR dr. SENTINEL has a a tier eiteulakei don en the mon* the' 04 . 0 I MINIIIRSH!eIIIttIit* beet ateeetitifialtak •Near the Diamond Also, Denier In swiftw..*turo,fti _ a Y _ s i : i t .~r; (4020 ITM*,--If lon want 'kw a pod MOM SUL • . V.. 0 TO NORIIIB'-11 you want nob!midge RAT or CAP. GO TO NORIUS'—If you want • Amthioomblo NDOILTIR, or rood PAPRR COLLAR and OUPPEI. GO TO NORRISr—If you want GO anything in the GENTLEACENIt LINE, for he keep nothing but Gentleman's wear, and has the LARGEST STOOK IN THE ()MINTY. GO TO NORRIS'—If you want a good pair of HOSE MAD& °AMU, war. ranted to give satisfaction or Money REFUNDED. BOOTS & SHOES. D. KITZMILLER & BRO., GETTYSBURG-, PEN.N4 YORK STREET, OPPOSITE THE BANK Hate just received from the City; largeusor4 meet of BOOTS& SHOES EM GENTLEMEN, LADIES tt. CHIL DRENS' WEAR, Consisting of Calf &Kip Boots, Congress & Balmoral Gai ters, Slippers, &c. Made in latest styles and of best mate- riaCe We also MANUFACTURE TO ORDER, all kinds of BOOTS AND SHOES-the work being made up of best materials and by stet class workmen. The senior partner has been in the business for over 15 years and personally superintends all work made op. We respectfully invite the attention of the public to our Iset...blishment, and hope by strict attention to business and by selling at lowestcash prices,• o give entire satisfaction. DAVID KITZMILLEE, JACOB A.MITZMILLIIII Apr 1116,1869- t i CUNNINGHAM Ilao Joon rocelved a largo supply or SPRING GOODS , Cotutlßtlng of COATS, PANTS, VESTS, OF ALL STYLES AND SIZES. ALSO, SHIR T S, Trunks, Valises, Umbrellas, and a great , iind large variety of NOTIONS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, CLOCKS, WATCHES, TOBACCO and CIGARS, all of which will be cold at short profits andwarraat- ad to please. Give him a call at hi. store on Baal more etreet,(Pleking'a old Stand) near the Diamond April 9,11169.-tf CLOTHING, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes NEW FIRM! COBEAN CUNNINGHAM H AVEJust received from age City a new and large dock of CLOTHING, HATS & CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES, NOTIONS, &c The goods have all bean selected with great care and with desks to meet the wants of this community. ThEptiblic will find the goods to be of the best quality and the LATEST STYLES One and all are Invited to call at ottr Store, on Bahl more street, Gettysbnrg,nearly op'poslte Pahneetock Brox. R . O . COBBAN, JAS CUNNINGHAM. Aprit 16.-a GOODS FURNISHED [NM Garments made to order W. T. KING York Strget, Gettysburg, Pa Jan. 16; 1869.—tt JOSEPH JACOBS, JIERCRANT TAILOR, OHANISERIEBURG MINT, ONTITEIBURG. rp}ll ander/ivied, or the late arm of Geo. Jacobs & Bre., would most rappectfully Indus Ida _Blends and the public genorally, that he has opened Mondial& Tailoring aotabllshment In Clhamtmraburg street, nest door to the old plies, and thralldom, east of the Keystone House, when he will be happy to venom all who may paironlza bfm. His stock of OLOTILB, claimants, vitimos, to., is.. &a., will be band choice and sheap—very desirable to pa: feet from. All kinds of Goods kw sale—whether le banniketures or not. GOODS NADI! DP with abpatch, pa well when bonging at other stone is at hfl own,' 'ewe very bola work will be bide—good At. and sabstantiil sewing —Lad nothing will be deemed too meek trouhla to rendersatiebetkat to trrory ogee. Tim latest New York . Inehterdi recalbiy received. Onttlngdone, as asset A 'hare of public parrotlike is solicited,- and no eS firs 'pared to deserve it. epritl.4l.—tt zolaira JACOBS. BOOTS AND' SHOES. NEW zeTAßLißisrArszfr. rrll3adacalkprodkawarlatoll *wow Widths by 1 a alsetiladaboe astabliakumat, as *a%doe, martasistipaadataalaa, to eat -ftaftrg, where h. saw oldnaarraala, • Bciota, Shoes, Gaiters, Shp , pen; the 4kei ~, a nautoramia abiblllaredlaWat }'tat aM iai k • • to Watt Iroaa.saul Itals , orto.. 'a t . • - "?. 4't•• ebthbrosaisitook bt l 4 UtitiOirg atki BOOTS . AND SHOES ' R ~GTNTLEMT • 212 the LERDINg STILES op' hand or MAO to Btoesure. Prhies Axed ot LOW /BMWS& As bated Prima/it Tith Lastrectiona fer.self ammo. Mei tient on receipt of Post Mee address. WM. P. BARTLETT, 88 Sonth Sixth itokbove Minton t, PHILADIEGPITLA. Aiming 21,1268.-1 y REMOVED 1 New Stbre Room near Court-house ! D. IL KLINGEL • UAL& removed has Boot and Shoe Elora to his new ii Store Rooki, a few doors south of the Mart house, and nearly opposite the Couipikt cake Bahl iworeottreetiflettyerg. Hs has laid a laigenew He offers stook of - goods, which he will sell at reduced prices. LAGIEIP CONGRESS GAUZES, LADIES' BALMORAL GAITERS, LADzES' COMMON GAITERS, LADIES' KID SLIPPERS, all styles, LADIES' MOROCCO BALMQRALS, IN LARGE VARIETY. GENTS' FRENCH CALF BOCTS,III GENT'S' AMERICAN CALF BOOTS, GENTS' RIP, BOOTS, GENTS' CONGRESS GAITERS, • , DEETS' CALF BALMORALS, DENTS' BUFFERS, all style., GENTS' BEOGANI3, ie., Ao. • MISSES' OONGRESS GAITERS, ma' BALMORAL GAITERS, MISSES' MOROCCO BALMOBALS, te., Ac., Ac., Ao. BOYS' CONGRESS GAITERS, BOYS' CALF BALMOBALS, BOYS' BROGANS, Ac., INFANTS' SHOVE, all styles, IN LARGE VARIETY. Also, Boots and Shoes of his own manufacture eon stantly on hand. Allwlllbesoldatthe lowest living profits. Buy ers, from tow', and cotintry.are invited to call and examine goods and prices before purchasing else. where, feeling confident that I can please all who may call. The MUIftIFACTDRING of Boots, Bbour, sod oaf. tare, Mill oleo be carried on, In all Its branches, as be. fore. Bepairingdonit on abort notice. By employing none but llreachtes workmen, and using none but the choicest leather, he feel. confident of maintaining hia former reputation. Certainly nothing will be left un done to deset To It.. Thankful for paittavora, he solicits a eolith:in. once of public patronage. D. 11. KLINQILL. Gettysbtirg,4nlyl6, 1869.-tf torwarding gousto. LOOK HERE THE undersigned has leased the A WarelotageonthooornerofBtrattonstreetand the ItallroadMattymborg,Pa., andwill carry on th Grain & Pro.ducel3nsiness nailitsbranches. The highest.prices willalways be paid for Whiat,itye,Corn,Oata, Clover and Timo thy Feeds, Flaxseed; Sumac, Hay. and Straw, Dried Fruit, Nat., Soap, Hams,liboulders and Bldee, Pots toes, with everything else in the country produce line. GROCERIE S OF ALL KINDS constantly formal e, Coffees. Sugars Molasses. Syr. :: T r Bc alt , ChuViner,Boda 2, tari itarrßr slaeret Blacking , Soap, to. Also, COAL OIL, Fish Oil, Tar, Ac. 11311 of all kinds; Spikessad Nails; Smoking and Chewing To- baccos. He Is always-able to supply • first rate article of Flonr.alth the different klndeol Feed. Also.GroundPlaster, withiatiatiosaud otherfertlll sere. COAL. by . the busbel,tou or cat load. He will also run • LINE of FREIGHT CARS toNo. 165 North Howard street, BA LTIMORE, and No. 811 Mark elutreet, PEI LADLLPIIIA. All goods sent to either place 'el II be receteed arid forwarded promptly All goods should be marked "CRESS' CA R." lb. JOHN CRESS. 7041KPLI WIBLE. J MILLI. WY. J. WIILI Josepl i t Wit)le & Sons, Produce Dealers, Forwarding and Commission Merchants Soulh•earl c , ,,-nr7rof Rai/road and Washington rlreas, GETTYSBURG PA. HIIEST real price paid for *Minds of Grain and Country Pradsce generally. The highest cash price paid for rood Hay and Ree Straw. t 4. villk..p constantly on hand for sale all kinds of GROCERIES., each as Sugars. Go!fees. Toss, Molasses anti Syrup, To bacco., Soaps, Spices, and everything usually kept In a Grocery Store.. LINE OF 'CAR.: TO BALTIMORE. We will min a line of f .rs to Baltimore weekly; to the Warehouse of EkiLLSON k. CO., 128 North et., corner of Franklin, for the traneportatlon• of woods each way, leaving Gettysburg every Monday and re turning on Wednesday. The best brands til FEBTILIZEII.B constantly on hand, or Secured at short notice for those ordering. April 9, 111001—tf REMOVAL. --The undersigned has removed his PRINTING OFFICE from the Diamond to the corner of Railroad and Washington streets, where he will be pleased to meet his old friends and patrons April9.-3t J. E. WIBLE. NEW FIRM. A. E. ECKENRODE HAS taken the Warehouse, lately occupied b Philip Hann, at Granite Station, on the line of th Gettysburg Rallthad, 2 miles from Hunterstown, and will deal iu all kinds of Grain and Produce , glring the highest market price. I will j lw keep cons:Andy on hand for sale all klnd• of GROCERIES, Coffee, Sugar. Molasses, S s, Teas. &c.. •ith Bal Fish, Oi A. Tar, Soaps, Bacon and Lard. Tobaccos, k c Also, the best brands of /LOUR, with PEED of al kinds; also, Coal. I respectfully solicit thepatronageorenariends, and Invite the public to call and examine my stock A. E. ECKENICODE. Jan.22,-tf DANIEL GULDEN , PRALNR IN • Dry Goods, Flour, Grain, Groceries, Lumber, Coat &c. TH g undersigned k sermon band, at his Warehouse, known as"Guidett's Malian," in Straban town ship on thelineoftheGettysburg Bailroad,all kinds of GROCERIES; including Bugs r. Coffee, Mojassea. Spices. Ac.. with Salt Fish .011s.Tobaoeo,Bacon.Lard, lc. Also, LUMBER AND COAL, including Building Stuff, Shingles. Latha.Stoveaud Blacksmith Coal, Also, amino and a large assort mob t of Dry Goods,Boott and dhoes. Hats and Caps of all kinds,which helm prepared tom ellu t thelow. eat prices. He alsopays the highest market pricefor Flour, Grain,Corn, Oats, Buckwheat, Clover and Timothy Seeds. Potatoes, kr., or will recelveand forward the lame to marketer' COMMISSIOn Ho respectrgilly ask. bit friendhand the public to gir e him &call.' Aug. 21.1867.-a DANLEL 0 LILIAN . NEW•FORWAIt DING AND COMMISSION HOUSE. HAVING purehaied the extensive Warehouse,Cars, kc., of CULP k EAEXIBAW, the undersigned atend to carry on the business, nis.• der,the Arm of BlGlbtit A Co ' at the old stand on the corner of Washington and ~ stan d streets; a more extensive scale than heretofore. ear k regular line of Freight Oars , will leave out Warehouse every TUESDAY NOON. and accom modation trains will be run u occiudon oily requite By this arrangeMeit we are prepared 'to convey Freight at all times to and from Baltimore. All Dustman" of this k lad entrusted to us, will Peprompt ly attended to. Our cars run to the Warehouse of Stevenson it Bons, 165 aorta .Roward street, Baiti. more. Belau deturndued to pay good prices, sell cheap and deal fairly, we invitseverybody to give W a call. WM. MsBIGHAiIt, ALEXAND/OROOBBAN JAMB BIGILIIII. 7011.8,1868. ROBERT M'CURDT, ARALNR IN FLOUR, GRAIN, GROCERIVSMIL i 3 1 TT Y BBURG, rill undersigned h paying at Me Warishonaa,in J. Carlisle sirs* adjoining, Buehler's •Hall, kiltanillDriees for • ; •• • • 1 1, • • : • r . ' 11,01 M, Wain , : NU, CORN. M OATI4AIOK- WinIAT, Min ANNTINO-8 pOTATONN, &0., saftlavttesproducerstogetehlataeatilmibreselliag He Nu; conataatli on hand for rale, A /ARCM SU/41ff or orottßnes. 11 ow. , Bmp.,mhmoniouv,40.0.10 Son flak Oil. Tar , ekspo, Baboamlidard_____lolooomSka. Alio, lllto bootw bnilooa hog lsotalAtlllo via " kb" ' no ' SMVERAL VAZIIABLB FIRTELMREI, Soluble Paciao GliViL co, Rhoda!' P!uogph ati . a! !l4 • Mattoaa Guano. T • Minot he pa3ra y' t=l t. Jr hliii•strikarlhe prfair fortli_, be' bu, he wens th e laTent 11 l i , maks ashore or s 4iprik, otantotioairr. . - , ' , '•A SODIRT NoCitrpfft .7 al? IBA .—s/ 1 ' • : erThrla ISOMtuo. DROVER' &, BAKFRB IIRST PREMIUM ELASTIC STITCH FAMILY SEWING MACHINES, 495 Broadway, New York. 730 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. POlliTl3 OF EXCELLENCE Beauty and Elasticity of Stitch. Perihelion and Simplicity of Machinery. Using both throe& directly from the spools. No fastening of seams by hand and no waste of thread,. Wide rani. of application without change of ad justment. The seem retains ita beauty and firmnessafterwash ing and ironing. Besides doing all kinds of work done by other Sew ing Machines, these Machines execute .the most banditti, and permanent Embroidery and ornamental work. • •The Highest Premiums st a fairs and ex hibiiltilitions of the United State' and ll E the urope. have been awarded the Grover & Baker Sewing Rubins', and the work done by them, wh exhibited in com petition. sirort. very highest prize, TIM OBABB OF MC LIOION OP HONOR, Tram conferred on the repre sentative of the Grover t Baker Sewing Edactioes,at the laposition Ualversen., Paris, 1t67, thus attest inMaeblug their great superiority over all other Baying es. sa-Por sale by D. W. ROBISON, Gettysburg. NOTICE. THS undersigned having had 17years' experience u a practical Operator on Sewing }Lachine., would recommend the Grover k Baker Family Ma , chine u the cheapest and best machine fur tinily use. The simplicity of constructkn and elsaticity of stitch made by those machine/ are two very import ant points in their favor. 260,000 of thew machi nes . are to-day bearing witness to the truth of our as; sertions and the demand is steadily increasing. We have also Shuttle Machines on hand for Tailors and Coach.trimmers nse. Call and see us. D. W. ROBISON, Agent. Chambersburg et., Gettysburg, Pa. Jane 11, /Seg.-4 V ESTABLISHED IN 1851 REMOVAL. TACOB HARLE Y, JETVELER, Invites bls patrons and the public generally, to lila New Store, No. 13:20 Chestnut et., Philadelphia, where they will find a large and well aelectied @leek of DIA3I iNDS, WATCH.g.i, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, ELLVER and PLATED WARR. at Moderate Priced. N. 8.--WATC/lES and JEWISLRY carefully re paired. JEWELRY and SILVER WARE of all Riede mad• to order. [July 15,184,4-43 m A GOOD THING /important to Bousekeepers, Hotels, Banks, Offices, tfx THE PATENT WIRE Adjustable Window Screen WILL PIT ANY .WINDOW, Übe ventilation and light Screen from •iew and exclude PLIES, MOSQUITOS AND OTHER INSECTS The Adimitable Window Screen Company SOLE MANUFACTURERS. 623 Market Street, Philad'a. For sale by Dealers In liouse-Faralsblag Goods June2B, 1869.-3 m Iv consegnence of the disastrous fire, which in last, destroyed their store and its contents, J. E. CALDWELL & CO. Jewellers, Have had made especially to their order in Enrope and In America, an entirely New Stock of Choice Goods, Which are now opened mud ready for •rumination. Very Fine Paris Mantle Clocks, (Every movement with the new improvement.. NEW SIDE ORNAMENTS TO MATCH, Entirely nes Bronzes, Groups and Figures GORLIA3I 3LANUI"G CO'S FINE ELECTRO WARES, Beige ,verting salver Wares, saw designs. WAtches, Jewelry; &c., &c A very full assortment at very MODERATE PRICES For the present •t Sl9 CHESTNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA. Mar. 4,1889.—1 y WM. KNABE & CO., 13=1 GRVM, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANO FORTES; BALTIMORE, MD. • These i nstmim en ts ha.ebeeti before the Public for nearly Thirty Years, and upon their excellence alone attained an unporchased pre eminence which pro nounces them unequwed. Their TONE combines great-power. swanned, end One singing quality, as well as great purity of Intonation, and evenness throughout the entire scale. Their TOUCH is pliant and elastic, and entirely tree from the stiff tl.llll found in to man♦ Piano. In WORKMANSHIP they are unexcelled. Cling none but the very best seasoned material, the large capital employed In our business enables us to keep continually an immense stock of lumber, to.. on band. air-Our SQUARE PIANOS have our New Improved Oeenitrung Scale and the AO KAPP& TREBIEN. Wa would call 'pedal attention to oar late Improve meats In GRAND PIANOS AND SQUARE GRANDS, Patented August 14,1886, Which bring the Piano nearer perfection than lute yet been attained. Every Piano fully Warranted for Five DEM a-P. BENTZ, York, Pa., Sole Agent for the above celebrated instrumewts, is by 'pedal arrangements enabled to furnish tßem at the Very lowest factory prices. WM. KNABZ k CO., Baltimore June 11, 1889.—Cm GETTYSBURG FORGE. HAMMERED IRON, OF THS, BEST QII/SITT. supplied tp/ion Dealers and Blacksmiths at 'reason able prizes ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTEND- ED TO. IRON SCRAPS WANTED, for which SIM per 100 Ibe. will be allowed, delivered at the Forgo in Gettysburg, Pa.—oitherin cub or to exchange for Hammered OW, as may be preferred. July 30, 1369.-tf GOVERNOR'S CAMPAIGN CAJPS,CAPE'S. MAD" CAMPAIGN TORCHES. 1011410 E of Torches, $25, WS, $BO, $35 and $4O par 1 hundred. Bend for primilet and engraving of aw and °TIC- PHILIP HILL, Kintirr., 204 church it., Bet. 2da 3d, ahoy. ii.XClftary Companies' Uniform, made to order. Bept.ll:,--tt BARGAINS IN • NEW FURNITURE. AMEM a( &Aka COMAS& MUM= My Anbimin mat by mistake to •$b Gett Itotal—partl wishing by chea sad 2 *niters ass be accanat es odatiod by calling p inim Paraitare &tore of am A. Wilma &Clo, ( ! la st lj Ju/yIL4II- nonnarows. misarsquoi 1 5 0WDE8 JL oofoolly onrocaimoWisad Satohkm Snow of or =Om r~ so 41. Moillool ogo Md. w. lEl6:theistic, soot fro `' oft bp i, • CUL L.1)104 P. Otillotl/40. Ml** ocirof•Wir.- if* 1640 t - • GETTYSBURG RAIL ROAD NUM nArN I tayos Gettysburg et $ 15 , A . X. and °outdate at Hanover Junction With trulsollo ingNorth and South, peaseigers reactlingltalthaore at 12 30, P. M., Harrisburg at 12 45,P. M., Phnab& Plat at 4 00, P. M., and New York at 7 00, P.M. Re• . turitng, arrlie st Gettyatnng at 22 16,P. M., 'Ma passengers from Baltimore, Harrisburg, go. ONCOST TRAlNleaves Gettysburg • tl2 40 P. N and connects at Hanoyer Junction with flit line North at 2 10; P. N., reaching Harrisburg at 4 00, P M., Philadelphia at 9 00, P. M., New York atl2 00,P Y.; and with Mall Train Eolith at 2 31, P. M., reach• ing Baltimore at 6 00, P. M. listurning arrives at Gettysburg at 4 16, P. M., with passengers fro* Baltimo;e,Harrisburg, Philadelphia, At. WA Passenger Oar is also attached to tie Freight train, which leaves Runner Junction at 7.10 A. Y. reaching Gettysburg at. 10.30. Passengon leaving Ilstwisburg in the 6.15 A. M. train car thus reach Gettysburg by 10.30 A. M. The freight train, with Passenger Oar attached, will lowa Gettysburg at 2 P. M., reschingthe Junction at 6.25. Aug: 20, 1809 READING RAILROAD HONDA 1, APRIL 26th, 1869 Great trunk line from the North and Northwest for Philadelphia,New York, Reading, Pottsvi ll e, Tamaqua, Ashlad,Shamokln, Lebanon, Allentown, Easton, Ephrata, LI tim Lancaster, Columbia, At., Am Trains leave Harrisburg for New York, its follows : At 2.35, 5.20 and 8.10 A . !1.,12.26 noon, 2.00 and 10.55 P. N., connecting with similar Trains on tbePenn. sylvan's. Railroad, and arriving at New York at 9.45, 11.46 A. N. and 3/0, 8.45, 9.30 P. N., and 6.00 A. Id respectively. Sleeping Care accompa e 2.86, 5.20 , *s A. M. and 10.55 P. &L. Trains, withon p Leave Harrisburg for Reading, Pot rle; . Tama qua, Minerevillmaehland, Shamokin. Pine Grove,Al - and Philadmphia, at 8.10 A. 51., 2.00 told 4.10 P. M.,stopptng at Lebanon and pyincipal Way Sta llone; the 4.10 P. N. train makfng connections for - Philadelphia, Pottsville and Colombia only. or Pottsville, Schuylkill Haven and Auburn, via Schuylkill and Susquehanna Railßoad,leave Harris burg all 20 P.M. Returning:- Leave New York at 9:00 A. M.,12.00 noon, +5.06 and B.OOP. M., Philadelphia at 8.15 A. M. 1111113.30 P. M.; Bleeping car. accompant the 9.00 A. M., 6.05 and 8.00 P .11.tralus from New York,withont change. Way Passenger Tr•in I ems Philadelphia at 7.30 A M., conneeting with similar train on Nut Penna.Ball road, returning frou. Reading at 6.30 P. 31.,atopping at all Station.. Leave Pottsville at 7.30, 8.4.5 A. M., and 2.45 P.M., 86111120ki1l at 5.20 and ;0.35 A. M., Ashlandat 7.00 A. M., sod 12.30 noon, Tamaqua at 8.30 A. M., and 2.20 P. M., for Philwdelphis and New York. • . Leave Pottsville, ria.Schoylkilland Susquehanna Railroad at 7JIO A.lt for Harrisburg, and 11.30 ♦. (or Pine Grove and Tremont. Reading Accommodation Train: Leaves Reading at 7.30 A. 31.,returning 1 Philadelphia at Al 6 P.M. Pottstown Accommodation Train: Leaves Potts town at 6.25 A.M., returning leaves Philadelphia at 420 P.M Cr..lambia RailltoulTrainsleave Reading at 7.00 A ' . M., and 6.15 P. M. for Ephrata, Late, Lancaster Columbia. he. Perkiomen Rail Road T rain aleav• Perklometanno- lion at 9.00 A. 11. and 8.00 P. M. Returning: Leave Skippack at 815 A. 2d., and 1.00 P. M., connecting 'with simlar trains on Reading Rail Road. On Sundays: Leave New York at 8.00 P. M., Phila delphia 8.00 A. M. and 3.15 P. M., the 8.00 A. M. Train running only to Reading; Pottsville 8.00 A. M.; Har rieburg 5.20 A. M. and 4.10 and 10.55 P. M.,and Rea& ing at 12.56 midnight, 244 and 7.15 A. M. for Harris burg, at 12.55 midnight, and 7.05 A. M.for New York, and 9.40 A. M., and 4.25 P.M. for Philadelphia. Commutation, Mileage, Beason, School and Excur sion Tickets, to and from all points, at reduced Rates. Baggage checked through; 100 pounds allowed each Passenger. 0 A. NICOLLS, General Superintendent Seeding Xs „May 7, 1869. NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY On and after May 9, 1869,Traine will lease Ilanovor Junction as follows: 12.54 p. m.—Daily for Williamsport, daily (except Sundays) for Elmira, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagar•Falls and Erie and the West. 10.58 •. m.—Dally (except Send's) for Elmira, Buff. Ac. 2.13 p. m.—Daily (except Sundays) for Williamsport and Erie. 6.05 p. m.—Daily(except Snudys)for York. 9.55 p. m.—Dally (except Seindeays) for Harrisburg and the West. LEAVE SOUTHWARD. G 7 a. m.—Dally stopping at Parkton only. 7.52 a. m.—Daily (except Sundays) stopping at all Stations. 1230 p. m.—Daily stopping at Parkton only. :.235 p.m.—Daily (except Sundays) stopping at the Stations. EDW. S. YOUNO.Offh.Pasil•Agenti, Baltimore, ltd. ALFRED R MKS, Gen. Superintendent, May 2d, 1560.-it Harrisburg, Penn's. t t.NIiSYLVA.NLi CENTRAL J. RAILROAD. . Dont)letrack route running between Philadelphia .....11.1siuMs... Tru11...ay.,/ Otots • &hoax, masks the .following