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61414abdiergi Maar. 641414 Ups.
4011.4.1tOmmilurvini leorklr.
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Anew&weed,* aererleat e
" Ofirnmitheirretaie aue4
e ch ben 4)6l4 .**Na,r 1 _
Anitinibitheoares that orusatone
4.1044051 sunshine o'er our way,
And turns our thorns to'rosok;
It 404ges inlay alticio day - ,
And hope and lose discloses.
A vitae word b utter lost—
Thy Wiest brother needs ;
How my and how snail UM twat, ,
With peace and mart speed it.
Then dilve the shadow butt thy cheek,
A smile car well replace ;
Oar voice is music when we spoilt
With gentle words pipace it.
pUxI LAX.
It is much better to law 0 4 1 9 a 'few acres
of good land at a high price than to bay a
large tau of run down /and at slow price.
It Is also much better for an ordinary tar
- aner to haven small farm than a large one.
_Because if he boa a Snug ,piece of
' bind, and Vats Bil much _manure upon it as
he would on a large one, he "will . make
more money tban if compelled to scatter
the same manure on a large farm.
Asa nape buy only a little land at first.—
pool speed all your money for the land ;
leave some for the purpose-of buying ma
nure. In'this way you will In a few years
be able to buy more land If you want it.
If a man is poor and cmmot raise suffic
ient money to start on, be had better bor
row some ; then, if be is an enterprising-
ing man, and understands good farming
thorocetly, and 080,0 1 10 tiniblytalut too
with, he willin a few yetrs be able to clear
himself of all debt.
It wllrilot pay to buy poor land at any
prime =leis s man pas mom money than
he ksows whit, to di with. t
Land, to be good for fa?ming should not,
ley too high, not. yet too low'. If it lays
too high it is sot to dry oat ver - i , soon, and
crops cannot stands long drought as well as
on low land. If it lays low It will be
swampy and clayey, and hard to get at in
the sprit* on account of the moisture it
contains and it will be almost imposible to
worm It triptlvanUtlie at any time. A.Mod
erately 'sandy soil is probably the best for
11l PidtiCji porposea )
The best tithe to buy land it probably
during the'mouth of Tune. The crops are
Wen Vow int, • and an estimate may be
made of the ability of the land to produce
well.
If 'nth ,ordinaly year the wheat has a
- good growth, and good mil filled heads; and
a good greeh eolor, ad does not look 'yel
low and ppuy, one may be sure that he has
lighted on a good piece of ground. On the
other hand, if it looks stunted, has short,
poorly fllledleads, and is of, very uneven
length : if the corn looks yellow and shriv
eled withOtit any apparent cause; if there
bapoor growth of clover,and the meadows
look rather bare—s man WNW better ieep
his fingers out of the pie.
How Blum, Exeszorrozwe Comm—Five
cents each morning. A mere trifle. Thir
ty-five cents per week. Not ituch, yet it
would buy coffee and sugar for a whole fam
ily. $18.26 a year. And this. amount in
vested in I : savings bank et the end of each
year, and the interest thereon at all per
cent, coetaputedannual f would in twelve
years amount to more then $670- Eltnugh
to bay a good farm in the yript. - • '
Five cents before breakfast
. dinner and
poppet you'd hardly miss it, yet fifteen
cents a day ; $1.05 per week Enough to
buy a wife or daughter a dress, $54.60 a
year. Enough to buy a small library of
books.„ Invest this . as before, and in twen
ty' years you have - over -$3,000. Quite
enough to buy a good hence and lot.
Ten cents each Morning ; hardly worth
a second thought ; yet With Pit 'you can
bp", &paper o Pins or e os of thread.
pecvelllty *ids per week ; ftw .14 buy sev
eral yards of muslin. $36.50 in one year.
• Deposit ibis amount as tkefore, and 'You
would have $1,340 in twenty years ; quite
a snug little fortune. Ten cents before
each breakfast, dinner and supper—thirty
cents a day. • It would buy a book for the
children. $2.10 a week, enough to pay for
a year's subscription to a gpod newspaper.
$109.59 per year. Withit you could buy a
good melodeon on which your wife or
daughter could produce sweet music to
pleasantly While the evening hours away.
And this amount invested as before would
in forty years produce the desirable amount
-Of $15.000.
Boys, learn a lesson. If you would be a
happy youth, lead a sober life, and be a
wealthy rand inflow tia- man instead of
squandering your extra change, investin a
library or a savings bank -
If you ivouldbe a miaersble.,yout,h,_ lead
a firunkee ltretabAte Yogr rchijdrer, grieve
your wife, be a wretched and despicable
being while you live, and finally go down
to a dishonored grave, take your extra
change and Anyeat it in a drinking salooe.
BUSSED AU TAB MEROnIIIL.—A crip
pled beggar was trying to pick up some old
clothes that.had been thrown from a . win
dow, when a crowd of rude boys gathered
about him, inocking his awkward move
ments and hooting at his helplanness and
rags. Presently a noble little fellow, Came
ttp lied, pushing tluouilt the crowd. lielpid
the poor crippled man to pick up his gifts,
and placed then in a biatdie. Then slip-
Ping a Pleee of oilier into 1 4 *lds, 14 13
running eine', when voice fgr shrive
said, "/.4419/4 with a screw bat, took
up;!" `A
up batting fried an'upper
Win
dow, said,
will
bless you. my little U
LM! God bless you for that."
As he Walked along, he thee& how glad
be bed made his own heart by doing good.
He. 111104014 of the poor beggar's grateful
look 4.0 the lady's smile, and her kind
words; roil end better than all, he
could almost bear his -heavenly Father
whispering, tilliesped are,the merciful, for
they shall Obtain mercy." Little reader.
when rut lutSe the chance of doing good,
and feel tempted to neighs& it, ?renumber
little the "boy with the straw hat."
Tun Flock Journal !keirisee a big hone
Ihrregular farm work, WO one that does
not, withinst great ptobing, trot mare than
six miles an hour with a light buggy.
IMPROVED MORNING GLORY.—
The &mous Morning Glory'litiove, so pop
ular as a patio; and offioe stove, has some
limas been objeote4 to.ibr use in oham
bers'aud tam ilies amiditig but Obe tire,
because not adapted to heat water, itc.—
This difloVar hip topsoil owripouie, and
last Mokdiy Weak* dtia.hf itliellaproved
Morning Glories in operation at the Ware
cooinotrol. Bunwaien, on Carlin*
street, which seems not only to obviate
oloje ?Oita/meat Ms; &Windt/ant.
It 111. li of nftmore °rib& than ttie ordi
nary Morning Glory, with an Oven about
15 ;Iliebesin diamMeratkaoheci, and ii r
stoutly arranged &Ippon' by which •
*llt oati be thrown around the oven at
possum, and making ft A hot as the
ovens of thehee t t i lioohing stereo., W4r
din he'bolled; gas &kid. and am' meat
roasted as emmiU,y wo la ; a °cooking MAO*.
This contrivance, whi4 pre ervlog "lithe
qualities of , the htorning t plogy as a ban
es, adapts it tor the slik chamber, or nos
lacook small Aualkins . ,re*ring bat 110.1*
ing.
CtdMisfits Ithre-run
mi Joie Polders's Deptdar-likr Eaporti.
r i tIBA, 13,1ire:taZt=
*447 " Wpiars •SorAlbs. ociivradesora
oadomank Inesdhisedv. and fire wa
a 0411 ",; " U
Dr y II,4MINLL
YAHWISM= 110THIRS
BAIT WNW= A
:Lana nook or
SPRING GOODS
QUIUOIBwA as
AprILIO, 1669.- If
GO TO
DUPHO RN'S
C HIS CLOTHS
C HIS CASSIMER S.
C ALL HIS GOODS
BEFORE PURCHASING ELSE
WHERE IF YOU WOULD
SAVE MONEY
North-west corner of Square
April 16.11169.-e!
1869. DaSIR&BL4 1869.
NEW GOODS!
Most Excellent Aseastment!
j SELL for very small profits, and
Pia &Idols( • Tory Carte dziess.
LUZIOXB.BLB SHAM 01 FINN BILK POP
' LINK.,
PABITIONARLB SHAMMY MINCH WOOL POP
tINS.
rasa:mamma SHADIESOF ALPAOIA POPLINS.
mason CHINTZY'S. PRIM, PiROALIS AND
LAWNS.
SLUM sum. PLAIN SILVA PLAID SILKY.
SWISS MUSLIN', .1# °OMIT MUSLIN& CAMBRIC.
BLACK ALLPACCA,OOLORID ALP/MCA, BLACK
ALL WOOL DBLAIN.
auToat 8 He WLB,OABIIIIIIIBIII 8 II AIME ,TIIIBZT
SHAWLS.
CLOIMIXIIIIS.OLOAKINGS,LIBBN DRILL
DIG 0111/441.
TABLB TABU LINXN, NAPKINS, TOW
-ILS.
BALMOBAL SKIRTS, HOOP SHUTS.
PLAIN LIM= HAN Diuscianal.minizolDlßxD
HANDKIZONIMS, HIM STITCHID LAND-
AND STOOKI29B.
• :awl am owostaatlyrotadviag thalatest styles at
Owen sad Panay Owed'. Myssock coseiprisorn away.
gmaistally Laud la • lhat-elass DRY GOODS
,ta which I hullo eh 'theories of the , public,
balks mural that I ism safely ohalloalto oolorwt
ion with all otlotitorte to qua lity ofgoods sad low.
mat ofptios. • J.L. MUM.
ilettitrarg, Pa.,Jaa. IS, INO.-4f
10,000 REWARD!
STORE ENTERED!
Rebert & Elliott's Store,
IN GETTYSBURG,
Wke entered lan Week and s largo quanta •
ta Dry (foods, Notions, Queasiest • snit g
w
The partial" are v.ll known, bat bars thou tat 4•••
taped arredt, v they lie Greesbacks to szehange Ihr
the Goods.
TM paw* who to* the Goods an vary well
oatharot that they mph* sore or better Good, for
Weir mosey than they could bay* aot at say other
More.
Come 1!)ne I Come one
and szaada• oar tarp amortamist of
SILKS,
QL&GHAMS,
LAWNS,
BAREGEB,
ALPACCAS, &0.,
moray's.
(14AVDZERRS,
' • Tlf
VESTINON, &c.
maiMarritiorotsoi.,elorinin4••••m man d
thasst.• Erteralasaarlattaitat therthing bahmti l lag
*a a Ihsteins Stara.
tha Naas ts opiadti the Cloarhhoma,
Illaksoara street, WM that car salts ladhdr Doing
sal Ilmall-Prollta. P1401113/4•0-1
, .
NEW EPROM AND . BUMMER
G 0 0 D
AT PEPatSIIIIIIG.
ORIIIBT
~BOWEBB
lboammors illitvlhaw.)
VllVOllLllirsepseleillyialles ii i i i t i public lam they
W V bow last reisiselfrwm ledelpids with a
imereenwwwwist et
WRING* SUMMER GOODS,
"cae l
ikiti .
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.‘,,,,,,,,,-,...' c.,
. , ~.. ,_,,.,......,..:‘ rein
imet el ea r a n di= , , ?,._'
to
HM
privrt . l.ls ' '..,`;': ' 4 - - tworids4
ill.w-.14-- • -", - Tana .
• Atifillial - '
..$;:.j..,H-.W..9 .. ..QP_5,..,
4411rIAILII
•
17E01 THE 14114 OW: .QC.MBER,
•
MEM *XIV worth 16,06 for 86 60
Inure mots worth fio for • 600
• 1600.211 worth 600 for 4 00
LAMS& *o4 OHILDRIOI446 IRONS anll GIAITUA,
wad all ifilda of at HU rotated rodeo.
MIN'S HATS worth Si 00 'for 93 00
MEN'S HATS worth 325 fur 2 50
MEN'S EAU worth 260 for 2 00
KIN'S HATS worth 1 26. for 95
MEN'S HATS worth 100 for ' 75
BOYS' and CHILD :EN'S BATS at r /Inn redaction
FRENCH MERINO worth $1 25 for 86 cis
WOOL ONLAIWN wortb..sl 25 awl $1 CO for 85
ALPACCA worth $t 20,50 sod 40 et,. I.r SA, 40 and
FLANNILB, 0/NGIIAMB,SHIRTINtiS and all kinds
of DRY GOODS at tame rettor-11 prlcaa •
CLOTH worth ;6 00 for 14 60
oillllllElt 'will $2 50 . , /1 65 and II 15 fir 12 00
St RS ABa *dolt.
BOY'S WEAR worth 80, 60,40,', 80 '.rd 90 al at re.
SIMILE AND DOUBLE SHAWLS. uLoyEs. 110-
r SIIRY, =PM COLLARS, BUFFLIge,
' EDGING, Sc., all at a.° .•
reduced prices. •
CARPETS at prices unusually low
REMEMBER
Only until the 15th day of October.
Sept. 24, 1909.—tt
NEWSPRING & SUMT
GOODS
AT ARENDTSVILLE, PA
LTOBIAS R. COVER
HAVING opened* new store, in A rendts sills; has
Just rhturned from the city with s splendid se
liortment of
CARPYTS
DAT 000D8,
OROCEILIE,
• QUEEN3WARE,
HARDWARE, le
Saving parchued my entire stock for cub. lam
prepared •q sell very cheap. Give me a call *adjudge
foryouraedvaa. T. h. COTES.
May 25.-6 m
giver!! ,#tablni.
GETTYSBURG LIVERY,
Sales & Exchange Stables
N. WEAVER & SON, Proprfetors,
HAVING this day associated with me
my son Law in the Livery BUSitsfittet,
carrtotron by me on Washington street for • number
of years, I would ra•pectfully , return my thanks to
the public for the kind patronage heretofore extend
ed to me
Having nowsuperior accommOdationstosupply the
public, we would solicit a ematinuation of that:pa
tronage.
We claim that we can furnish superior teams
at as moderate prices as anyothor establishment in
Gettysburg.
Ourstables will be found stocked with the best of
Horan and Vehicles.
We can furnish you a tine Hack team, with careful
and obliging drivers for .leng or short drives. We
can furnish you a pair of Horse. and Baggy.
We can tarnish you a nice single Horse and Buggy
for business or pleasure trip.
We eau faruish you a fine Saddle norms for Gentle..
man or Lady.
We can furnish you a Family Horse and Carriage.
We ran furnish superior facilities for visiting the
Battlefield and Springs.
Particular attoution paid to supplying Hacks for
Fusorala.
In fact, you can get any kind of a team to be hod
Ina first class Livery.
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD
et ail times and on reasonable terms. Persous but rig
Horses at this establishment have a good collection
to select from. All Horses sold guaranteed es r epr e•
seated, or no sale.
By strict attention to businese, with a desire to
pleas% we hope to have something to do. ,
HICHOLA WRA VEL
LEVI P. WEAVER.
April 9, 1869.—tf
THE EAGLE LIVERY,
SALE & EXCHAYGESTAIAES
Washington Street,iiettysburg, Pa.
ADJOINING THE EAGLE HOTEL.
THE undersigned would respect-
Jll, -f ul I y Inform the public that be has opened
a new LIVICHY, SALE AND EXCHANGE IiITABLN
In this place, and Is prepared to offer superior ac
commodations in this line. Clubas provided himself
with Buggies, °arenas. Hacks, Light Wagons. kr ,
of the latest styles, sullicient to meet the public
dr
maod. His horse. areal] good, without spot orbletn.
Ish, and perfectly reliable—none of your "old cep.
plea,"but allofthe'.2.4o.order.
Riding paeties can always be aceemmodated and
csomfortableegutpmentefurnisbed.
Partles,largeor small , eau get Just what 4hey want
on the most accommodating terms.
Vlsitore to the Battl,fleld politely at:oath,: t,
and rellmble drivers furnished !No:mired.
Partiesuouveyed to and from the Depot upon the
arrlyal and departure of @Very train.
Horse. bought. mold, or exchuugod and always
cheaceforbargaiuk given. Our vital. :,•'Cult play
sz , no conising.7
IS.Particular attentio: odd to rlrnlshlng V
!delft and Backs for INnero:e
sap -We flatter eareelvestbat oy :barging model
*tally and by furnishing .uperior lecommodatlons,
we rennet fall to please every one who Patronises
our establishment. T. T TATS.
Kay 29 ILIOT.—
Notice to the Public 1
TBIC undersignee is running • Line of Stages from
Hagerstown to Gettysburg. leaving form erplace
on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 7 o'clock, A.
passing ty Leitersburg, Waynesboro'. Monterey
and Clermont Springs, Fountain Dale and Fairfield,
arriving at Gettysburg at half post four o clock and
returning from Gettysburg on Tuesday, Thursday and
Baturday.iserhingut Hagerstown to makeconnection
with the 6.rolock train for Baltimore.
May 21.-t f ANNA WASPEN.
Inutile yards.
CANNON'ii
MARBLE WORKS
CORNER OP BALPIMOR r E AND EAST MID
DLE ST., OPPOSITE THE COURT-ROUSE
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
IVIRYDIi808IYTIOD0) WORK BIS CUM
TILE IINEST STYLE OF TILE ART
•Ay 29,1811.-tf
G ETTYSBURG MARBLE YARD.
MBALS I HBO
In IsetYork9 treet,Osttymborg, Ps. Wberethey
arapraparadtofarnbkallktndsofworktatkatttlaa
=OH• A 8 MONIIALNNTB, TONNA, BRANTON=
ILLNTLZB, to. Jto
ittheihottemaatlar.aadasoksap as th.chespas
•easa es 1. P.roilas.4akenl next:banger
===2
Cod, Mud*, ghat, tit.
GETTYSBUG
LIME KILNS.
:THllandorsihraidkaabought oht historian part
air,WK.GatimAnd how continues
THE LIKE-BURNING BUSINESS
Insel:Hit the Gottiobirg Lbw Inn; ea thoors•
at the liftbissfand Nola !Matto* street. gm*
flu es Smistimensuipibetrtileadeivor **deserve Its
sontbniases, by prossestag the buboes as Aroma
ly and ones Lisp • sale as possible—always selling
• geodertiele seder*, stooderessare. rerassead
siberemey look fetes prompt 111140 anises..
ll•alipoomstsies the
COA - L,BUSLN.F.EIB,_
~mg ilionoit popular kinds. Ifoisilk•spiitiall
*tbarsiholdd rylds call. ißiclocithCloaloca
'eatly at hand.
LimeilmlOatildaltteredanywiter• a' fitqsaft
, „Joe maw
WILL' .BELL
AL 8 0
to price
A LSO
and 70 ct
ME
ALSO
dnced prl4.
ALIIQ
EOM
BOOTS AND SHOES.
NEW ES TA BLISHMENT,
TllEandereignsdhas erected a new bending for
1 a Boot and Sho• ffetabllshmeet. en Carlisle at.,
Dearth. Rallroaditstlon . lD Oettyaba rg where he
sow offers for stale,
Boots, Shoes , Gaiters , Slip
pers •ke Ste ')
ormen ,womenatidchildren .of different etyles and
prices. Ile has a One lissortment to select frons,and
willsellevery artlcliiat the smalleetprofits.
WORK MADE TO ORDBR, of the beat 'materials
and workmanship. Beery effort made to render
satisfaction. The patronalteo f the public's solicited.
Callin,and select from Ills stock or leave your meas.
ore. In either case yon cannot fallto bepleased.
3017 17.11168.-1 y JOHN M
GOODS FURNISHED
AND
Garments made to order,
B 1
W. T. KING
York Street, Gettysburg, Pa.
Jan. 16, 1869.—tf
JOSEPH JAUOBS,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
THB undenigded, of the late fi rm of Geo. Jacobs
b Bro., would mod respectfully inibms his
friends and the patio generally, that be has opened
• Merchant Tallorios establishment InChambersburg
street, neat door to the old plan, and three doors met
of the Buyatose Home, whore be will be happy to
wait on atl who may patronise him. His atoek of
CLOTHE, randunws,
Ate., so.,
willbs found cholas and oksep—Tsry &doable to se
lect from. All kinds of Goods for sals—vbstbor he
insuiniketnron or not.
GOODS MAD! UP with dispatch, as well la*
boughtat other Menem at his own. The very beat
work will be made.-goed Ate and substantial sewing
--and Dodds* will be deemed too much trouble to
realer sallefaction is every ease.
The latest Mew Tork Fashions regularly received.
Cutting done, sesusnaL
A abate of pnbUo patronage to witched, and ao ef.
gert warad to diner's It.
g ifi a IL—at . lOREFH ;amp.
BODTS AND SHOES
/Atli LIADIIG ITThIS on hand o mods
assure. Pricesked it LOW TIGITUS. Akins*
*58 441 1 14! lar "Ulm'
amitsest oft nosfpf ?I Post 9111akadareas.
• WIL F. V.ARTIJITT,
'• V- • IS kill, liztbit,abonelltastaut,
• .; nardwunui ,
aviiiisl,l6llll.47
aloft Si* Shots, *r
FALL AND WINTER'
CLOTHING;
CUNNINGHAM'S,
opposzrz:finta AND,Nurrnm OFFICE.
OSITYSZIVILO, PA.
Yon will always find the beat qualities and latest
styles of .
COATS 7' PANTS ,/ :VESTS
OP ALL STYLES AND SIZES. ALSO,
SHI R T S
Trunks, Valises, Umbrellas,
and a great and large variety of
NOTIONS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
.cLociKs, WATCHES
TOBACCO and CIGARS,:
all of which will be sold at short profits and warrant
ed to please. dire him a call at his store on Balt'.
More atreet,(Pleking's old Stand) near the Diamond.
Sept. 24,11169.—tf
BOOTS Sc SHOES.
D. KITZMILLER & BRO.,
GETTYSB URO, PENIVA
YORK STREET, OPPOSITE THE BANK
Trite Jost 'received from the City atargewwrt
IAMOO!. of
BOOTS& SHOES
BM
GENTLEMEN,' LADIES & CHIL
DRENS' WEAR,
Consisting of Calf &Kip Boots,
Congress & Balmoral Gai
ters, Slippers, &c.
Made in lateat atyleB and of best mate
rials.
We also MANUFACTURE TO ORDER, all kinds
of BOOTS AND SBOlS—tbr work being made up
of best material* and by first class workmen. The
senior partner has been in the brightest' for over lb
years and personally superintends all work made up.
We respectfully invite the attention of the public to
our eat,tollohment, and hope by strict attention to
business and by selling at lowestcash prices,•o glSe
entire satisfaction.
DAVID KITZMILLIIV,
JACOB A.ICITZMILLBR
Apr1110,1869.-t1
CLOTHING,
Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes.
FR M !
COHEAN I f. CUNNINGHAM
H .taluN received front the City • new apd large
CLOTHING,
HATS & ceps,
BOOTS & SHOES, '
NOTIONS, &c.
The goods hate all been selected with groat care and
with a desire to meet the wants of thle comtunnlty.
The public 'Will flutl Shogun& to be of the beat quality
■nd the
LATEST STYLES.
One and all are Invited t,call at our Store. nn Balti
more street, Gettyeburg, nearly opposite Fabneatoek
Brea. R. C. COBRA N.
•
April 16,--tf JAS CUNNINGHAM.
REMOVED I
New Store Room near Court-house !
D. H. KLINGEL
H Ali removed his BOA sod Shoo Store to his new
Store Room, a few doors south or ihe Court.
house, mod Dearly upposue the
more, street, Gettysburg. Ile hes laid in a large Dew
stuck ur goods, which be will sell at reduced prices.
lie offers
LADLES' CONGRESS OAITERS,
LADIES' BALMORAL GAITER!.
LADLES' COMMON .GAITERIS,
LADIES' KID SLIPPERS, all styles,
LADIES' MOROCCO RALMOItALS.
IN LARGE VARIETY.
GENTS' FRENCH CALF BOOTS.
GENTS' AMERICAN-CALF BOOTS,
GENTS' KIP BOOTS.
GENTS' CONGRESS GAITERS,
GENTS' CALF BALMORAL/3,
GENTS' SLIPPERS, all styles,
GENTS' BROGANS. ike.,./te.
MISSES' CONGRESS GAITERS,
MISSES' BALMORAL GAITERS,
MISSES' MOROCCO BALMORALS,
Ac.. kc., lc.. Ac.
BOYS' Cu:YORE:SS GA ITERS
BOYS' CALF BALMURALS,
BOYS' BitoukNe. &c., lc.
INFANTS' SHOES. all styles,
IN LARGE VARIETY.
LIAO, Boots and Shoes Of ale oVD mall a fast/re coD
stantly on hand.
All wlllbe sold at the lowest tiring profit, Roy
.eru Invited to call and
ere, from tows. and country
examine goods and prices hefore purchasing eke.
where, feeling confident that L can please all who
may call.
The 111 ANUPACTURI NG of Bootr. Shoes. and (I:ti
ters, rental. be carried ou, in all its branches. A•
he
lore. Repairing done ott short notice. Ity rmldntinx
none but first-class wolimen, 114.111. MU' the
choicest leather, he feel. confident if n,tintalninw his
firmer reputation. Certainly tu , thing 4 ill be left On.
dine to desehm It.
SA-Thankful for pastrAvors, I.tr quilcito a col:alum
•nce of public patroong, U Q. KL INGE!,
0 ottystliarg,July 1.6,-1889.-tt
OHEISBXESBURG STREET, GETTYSBURG
Fine 'Custom Made
FOE GBNTLEMEN
Otidutit irim kg
HAS ARRIVED AT
RI S '
trISAD-QUARTERS,,
On the• S. E. Corner of cenere Square,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
the Largest and Beet Stooks of
Fall & Winter Clothing
THE LATEST STYLES OF
HATS AND,CA-PS,
TUB BUT MANIIPACTURED
BOOTS AND S
HOES,
also a Large Variety of
Woolen Under-Clothing
with a large assortment of
NOTIONS, TRUNKS,
And everything found In a Gentleman's
Furnishing Store
GIVE - US A CALL.
Oct. 1, 1860.—tf
toruiarding gusto.
LOOK HERE
THE' undersigned has leased the
.1. WarchongeonthecornerotStrattonetrent and
the Rattroad,Gettysburg,Pa., andwill carryon th
Grain & Produce Business
sill toqranoltes . Thu Itighesi pricer w 11 htl way'
be paid fur Wheat,ltye,Corn.Oats, Clover and Tim..
thy Needs, Pat:seed. Sumac. Hay and Straw. Dried
Trait. Ntits..ioap. liama.Shoolderu and Bides, Pots
toes, with everything else lathe conutr) profiled"
Due.
GROCERIE S
OF ALL KINDS
constantly (or sale, Coffees. Sugars Molasses. Syr-
bps, Teas, Spices, Salt, Cheese,- Vinegar, Soda,
Mustard,Starch, Brooms,Buckets. Blacking. Soap,
Le. Also,COoL OIL, Fish Oil, Tar, &c PIM of all
kinde;Spikes and Nails; Smoking and Chewing To.
baccos.
Ile le always able to eupplya Bret rate article
of Flour osith the different kind. or Feed.
Also,Groond Plaster. wittiOnanotand otherfortlll
sera. COAL.by tfieboaltel,tork orcarload.
Ha will alao run a
LINE of FREIGHT CARS
to No. 1135 North Howard street, BALTIMORE. and
No. MI Marker street, PEI ILADELPHIA. All goods
'nut to either plate will be received and forwarded
promptly All goods should Le marked "CRESS'
CAR."
April 2,1.869.-t
ll=
EINEM
Joseph Wible & Sons,
Produce Dealers, Forwarding
and Commission Merchants.
Southeast annexe, liallroad.and Washington streets,
GETTYSBURG PA
'UM HEST es/dinar. pald for alikinde orGrain and
11 Country Proikice generally. The bigheat cash
good flay 11:1111{yeStria. W eill keep
constantly on ham for sale all kinda of
GROCERIES,
such a. sagarex utes. Ics., Mule:sea and s . ..yr up. To.
baccut, SOWI, Epics, and everything usually kept in
a Grocery Store.
LINE OF CARS TO BALTIMORE.
We will rang lloe of re toßaltimore weekly, to
the Warehouse of GME-230N k CO., 123 Nurth At.,
corn:, of Franklin, for the transportation, of soods
each way, leaving Gettysburg every Monday and re
turning on Walseuday.
The best brands of FERTILIZERS constantly on
hand, or secured at Mort noticelor tb me ordering.
April 9,1869.—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 hie old'
friends end patrons
April 9.-3 t J. E. WIBLE
NEW FIRM
A. E. ECKENRODP,
HAS taken the Warehouse, lately occupied b
Philip Ilann.st Otanite Station, on the line of th
Gettyahurg Rennin!. 2 miles from If unterstowu.and
will deal in all kinds of
Grain and Produce,
giving the bighed market price. I will ales, beep
cona:antly on bard for sale ail
GROCERIES,
Coffee...sou:tr. Molasses, Syrn pt, T. es, 6c., a ilb
Alsh. nt.. Tar, Aoaps, Bacon and Lard, Tobacco. 6c
A 1,,, thr best brands of FLOUR, with FEED 4 al
kitole; n Ise, Coal.
I respectfully solicit tbepatronageofoorfriends,
and Invite the psblic to call and ex amine my stock
A .E. ECK ENRODE
Jfin.22.—
NEW FORWAI DING
AND COMMISSION HOUSE
HAYING purchased the extensive
Warehouse, Can, kc., of Cute & EAXIMAR,
the undersigned intend to carry on the bualoess, un
der the firm of MORAN k Co., at the old 'nand on
the corner of Washington andßailroad streets. on •
more entangles seals than heretofore.
Qr.& repast Sue of Freight Can will leave out
Warehouse every TUESDAY NOON. and accom—
modation trains will be run as occasion may requir
By this arettirement we are prepared to convey
Freight at all times to and from Baltimore. .&11
business of this kind entrusted tops, will baprompt
ly attended to. Our cars run to the Warehouse of
Stevenson k 50n5,166 north 'toward street, Balti
more. Being detrmined to pay good prices ' sell
cheap and deal fairly, we inviteeterybody to give
us • call.
ALRXANDERCOBIAN
JAMESBIGHAM.
Jan. 8,1868
ROBERT M'CURDY,
DEALER IN
FLOUR, GRAIN, GROCERIES, deo
GLITTBIII3II.O, PENN'A
TBE u ndersign ed la paying at his Warikionse,in
Carlisle adjoining Buehler'. Hall, the
highest DriCell for
PLUM, WHEAT. IYE, CORN, OATS, BUCK
WHEAT, CLOVER ANDTIKOTHMEEDB.
'POTATOES, La., La.,
andl nvl tes producers togtvo him a calla efo re selling
Hs has constantly on hand for sale,
A LARGE 'SUPPLY OF ORGCERD3I3,
olusee,9yraps,ooffees,Eht6are,hc „with &UPI*
01t ,Ter, 13oave,Becon and Lard, Tobaccos, &v. Also,
the best braudeof /LOUtt,wlth /ZED 'of all hinds.
Ile likewise hal
SEVERAL VALUABLE FERTILIZERS,
Soluble Pacitle,Guano, nodes' Phosphate end A
♦ ldexleauGuano.
Whilst he pais tholifgheot'market prices torsi'
he bop, he sells at the lowest liylngprollto. Re
ask, ►share of public patronage, resolved $0 give
satallsotioalneveryosat.
hay 28,15,, 110 , BMIT MoOVIWY,
Ladies' Fancy 'Furs I
JOHN FAREIRA,
718 ARCH - STREET.,
*Mao of the Blink, WILT* and Bth St, Booth Me,
rHlLenazesu,
•
. 1211 1 10110 4laanakirearee Sad Dealer Is all kinds and
oreality of
FANCY FURS
_
vox LADINIP OD of tranzwe Wan.
an imtiovedsamt . dIY did add,
,Iv a L in itiy Ml 4l° l au: Jammu" da• Ihrthl
= 1 , 111117 41ddlad cdoodiCattZott, r 9!t
t kinds o "fa fpcliq fiat En...., .:.,..
'Ma hate MI that ittiliVe . 7.=,
*O, 1 aima ...... th ow as *Nat.
attctolliesat Criptatfitoo led x iotttatite ....,..ds7 TILI.
.44r awl lostuditil — 4 'tliotio• • Pladr'"
and alatren. 2 att -.,-, U ..--
' tit *IOWA
kir Mee tang otbst
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Aill Mut 11.1itratesL Ite r""`
1 -
roar
VILlilll ' "
,Arth "Inds6.
" ' '' Amt.
GETTYSBURG RAIL ROAD.
1111.11 T TRAINI saves Gettysburg At 0;0% . A.ll.
atidcouneeta at IlaioverJaaettott witb:trainsgt
kg North and Booth; piumagars _
at 1 40, P. M., HatTlaburgak 12 66, P.M4Pbfladel
pbla at 600, P. Id., and Now York at 9 26,1 0 . H . Re:
Caralag,arrireat Gettyebori at 12 46,P.41., with
paseemiera from Baltimore, Harrisburg, oe.
MOND TRAlNleates Gettysburg at 2 00. P. id
and connects at Hanover Junction with Mall
Train Louth at 0 52, P. M., reaching Baltimore at
6 15, P. M. Returning arrives at ' Clettynburg at
6 45, P. M., with passengers from Biltimoie
Harrisburg, Philadelphia, &e
AIWA Pa wager Car is ahlo attached to the Freight
. tralu, which leaves Hanover Junction at 7.1 d A. M.
reaching Gettysburg at 10.30. Pasiengerw . Welt%
Harrisburg in the 6.15 A. M. train cat that reach
Gettysburg by 10.50 A. M. The freight train, with
Passenger Car attached, will playa Gettyabarg at 2
P. H., reaching the Junction at 5.25
Aug. 28,1889
READING R,A.ILROAD
summinrAnytANGEMENT,
HONDA', APRIL 26th, 1869
ill Great trunk Hue from the North and Northwest
tor Philadelphia, New York, Heading, Pottsville,
Tamaqua, Ashland, Shamokin, Lebanon, Allentown,
Easton, Ephrata, Litiz. Lancaster. Columbia,: Lc., tr.
Trains leave Harrisburg for New York, as follows.
At 2.35,5.20 and 8.10 A. M., 12.25 noon, 2.00 e)td 10.55
P. 31., connecting with similar Trains on the Perm-
Sylvania Itallread, and arriving at New York at 9.45,
11.45 A. 31. and 3.f0, 0.45, 9.30 P. M., and 8.00 A. M.,
respectively. Sleeping Cars accompany the 2.35, 5.20
A. M. and 10.55 P. M.. Trains, without change.
Leave Harrisburg for Heading, Pottsville, Tama
qua, Itinereville,Ash land, Shamokin. Pine Orove,Al
- and Philadelphia, at 8.10 A. M. 3.00 and 4.10
P. M.,stopplng at Lebanon and principal Way Sta
tions; the 4.10 P. M. train making connections for
Philadelphia, Pottsville and Columbia only. For
Pottsville, Schuylkill 'Haven and Auburn, via
Schuylkill and Susquehanna Railltoad,leavellarrik
burg at 3 30 P.M.
Returning: Leave New York at 9.00 A .M.,12.00
noon. 6.06 and 8.00 P. 11„ Philadelphia at 8:16 A. M.
arm 3.30 P.M.; Sleeping ears accompani the . 9.00 A.
M., 6.06 and 8.00 P. M .t rains front New York,wlthoat
change.
Way Pameager T rai u I eaves Philadelphia it 7.30 A
M., connecting with similar train on East Penda.Rall.
road, returning fruit. heading at 6.30 P. 31., stopping
at all Stathm.
Leave Pottsville at 7.30, 8.45 4. M., and 2.45 P.M..
Shamokin at 5.25 and ;0.35 A. 51., A eliland an 7.00 A.
51., and 12.30 noon. Tamaqua at 8.30 A. 88., ■nd
2.20 P. M., for Philadelphia and Near Yolk.
Leave Pottsville. vin.Sclioylkill and Susquehanna
Railroad at 7.00 A. 31 for Harrisburg, and 11.30 A.
31. for Plueli rove and Tremont.
lie Ailing Trait,: Leave. Reading
10.7,30 A. )I.,returning leave. Philadelphia at 5.16
P.M.
Pottstc.wx, Accommodltior, Trail,: Leave. Potts.
tor. at 6.25 A .M , luny,' Plalladelphiu at
4.1:0 P.M
ICGlumbla ItailßoadTrainsi ease Reading at 7.00 A.
tr., and 6.16 P. M. tor Ephrata, Li tit, Lancaster
Columbia. Ac.
Perkiomen Rai I Road Trainsleave PerklomenJunce
Ilan at 9.00 A. M. and 6.4.10 P. M. Returning: Leave
Bkippack at 8 15 A. M., and 1.00 P. 31., connecting
with binder train, on Reading Rail Road.
On Sum:Wye; Leave New York at 8.00 P. M.,, Phila
delphia 8.00 A.M . and 3.15 P. M., the 8.00 A. 31. Train
running only to Reading; Pottsville 8.00 A. M.; liar.
risburg 5.20 A. M. and 4.10 and 10.55 P. M.,and Read
ing at 12.55 midnight, 2.114 and 7.15 A. 31. for Marris
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, M Hese, Beasou t School and Excur
sion Tickets, to and from all points, at reduced: Rates.
Baggage checked through; 100 pounds allowed
each Passenger.
1.1 A. NICOLLS
General SuperintendeLt
Reading 7. 186 g.
N ORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
SPRING SCHED ULE.
On and after May 9, 1869,Trains will leave Hanover
Junction as follows:
JOIIM CREEP
12.54 p, m.—Dally for Williamsport, daily (except
Sunday.) for Elmira, Rchester, Buffalo,
NianaraFalls and Erie and the West.
10.55 a. m (except nund'e ) for E,lroira, Buff.
alo, ac.
2.13 p. m.—Deily (except :iundsys, for Williamsport
and Erie.
6.05 p. m.—Dally (except Saud's) for York.
9.55 p. m.—Daily (except Bunch:Lays) for Harrisburg
and the West.
LEAVE SOUTHWARD.
m.—Dally st,Prltoinn at Darktou only.
7:2 a. m.—Daily (except Sui.d.„iy•) stopping at all
Stations.
12.30 p. m.—Datly atopping at Parktoo only.
:223 p m.—Dally (except Sund.rys) stopping at the
Stations.
EDW. S. YOUNG.Geo.Paas.Agent, •
Baltimore, Md.
ALFRED It PI 4 K E. Gen. Superintendent.
klay 20, 1864.-tf Ilarrishurg, Penn's.
CEMEEM
1 j r.NNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
1 RAILROAD.
.
Doubletrack route runnitil, between Philadelphia
and Pittet.urg. Trains leaving Gett Aura make the
following. .usnection• with this Trunk tine:
Gett,burg lea, at 5.15 in. 10. A 12.40 P. m.
~vgrJunction arrive 10.05 •• 2.05 ••
•• leave 10.5' •• • 9...,5 '•
llarriaburg arrive. 12.5.; p. IL. 11.45 '
leave 3.50 .• 2.25 a. to.
Philadelphia arrive 9.40 4. 4.50 "
!Tarr/Aura leave 1.15 •• 12.10
PI t [Aura arrive 12:, a. m. 9.10 ••.
At Philadelphia close connections ale made with
the trains for New 1 ork. lto.ton and alt Eastern
Olt,lem. At Pittalitirg contectkms are made In the
New 11121.,n Depot with the trains for all Western
points.
dyYoi fartherinformalinnapplyin
EDWARD 11. •
Gets Saperintendant.Altnons,
W. GIIINNLII, Gen. Passenger and Ticks
Ageat.Plailadelolllll. [%lay 14.186!{-t
GETTYSBURG
NATIONAL BAN
GOVERNMENT ISONDP, 3 , JEGLIT aua
SEVEN•TIIIRTY BUND::,utteurt u,. illtuFlr E-TIV
fl 1.10ND9 without charge.
• COUPOUND INTEILISzT Sol'Et 4 cAziLikb.
pitidoo GOLD.nfLq LVEI
STOCKS and BONDS, of all kinds. bought 'LI rpersot.
Without CLIAROINIi C031M.1,t.
uRDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTL:L.
nteres: VCCIA L DEPOSIT.' adrancsa 1 per COSI
vit:'
Pergola. s /alma iufortuatiou in regard to O. b . Boatll,
Ind Stock. of all kinds, are invited to ggive nu call
and wo will give all iriformatiouchoorfully.
J. RMORk
Oettysburg.Ogt 80,1867-tf
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
GET FYSB:URG
Interest on SPECIAL DEPOSITS as follows
6 PER CENT. PER ANNUM PORI YEAR,'
4 .. " " .". 6 MONTRB,
3 44 44 - It 46 64 3 Is
WILL CIABR OONDOIRID INTZTLEAT NOTES AND
Will sloop:woken. oraell STOCKS and BONDS
ivory kind free of charge am Comm:salon, and ail
all:Wes pay the HIGHEST PRICK for
GOLD AND SILVER,
and with pleasure transact all business promptly as
beretoforepertaining to a well[egnistedßank.
GEO ARNOLD, Ossi,lar
Gittysburg.Nov.6,lB67-tt
gardurart, gunny, it.
HARDWARE ---
ND 0 R 00 I 8188
.
TH Eanbsoriberittaveinstretnrnedfrorethecitlie
witb an Immense supply of BANDWAIII &ORG.
0.11.11.11130.h1eh they're offering • t their old stand
a Baltimorestreet, alprice t °salt ttf ism Our
• tozk °waste , Is part ol
Carpenter Tool
Ellseksinith'Toole
Shoot Indtna's
Cabins thinker' Tool
ilonsokaoporitihrturt
.'hinf na.
GRO ozarza 07 -ALL RI N DS ,
OiloPidats ka.,iio. ?herd siosi ds
I tlel.lnoladod In
the ventral departments mentionedabove Alin what
can bad at aft Store . livery olan olitedanfor
son he soonunodated here with tools and findhpe,
and Housekeepers can end ovary artiololn their
lino. Givens acall aaw• aroproparod towel 'ad ow
toroasha oanyotho thapsoo ato ith • City
turf DZINGLI2
J ON L l .DANWIIt
Wattle.] ell t
OUNT'S COMPOUND
lOR OVRI OP
PIITRIDSORETEROAT INFLUENZA'
or any other Islaaimatory orinwarddimase of the
Throat if net of too long Mantling . AIso,SCABLIT
MICR. Phis med Min s has bees tried in .
THOUSANDS OF CASES,
different parts fif the country, and has sever
been known to dill 3f taken ito tiros and amoriles
So Onetime. /I to Sfarratited to cum (live HI trial
and ilmilispeak for itself'. leery bonsebeM lama&
alride themselves With boz or this sattels• and
ton hauls: Theinireethal Moe Aided are
marestoui.
and sidd by IMMillaifeiMeh 001,(1M.
triporhitt,:,r by their ettlittirimil.
fle
Mile a ellikelharesitralhats mitniV;
oitt dates
XIMMIKKIT
Mass.; of trait
TIME TABLE.
R hfcCURDY
LEAVE NORTH W ARO
fjuancial.
SOLD
b PEI( CENT. Cori yens,
4 PER Ur:ST. fur 6 ruuntlis,
3 PER Ck;2 , T. (or 3 months.
IWILL ALLOW
COUPONS
Close /India'
ed#c4.
Eil
4 VIOL
GROVER & BAKER'S
FIRST PREMIUM
ELASTIC STITCH
SEWING MACHINES,
495 Broadway, .New York.
730 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
POLNTB OF EXCELLENCE
Dainty and Elasticity of Stitch.
Perfection and Simplicity of Machinery.
Using both threads directly from the spools.
No fastening of mums by band and no wute of
bread.
Wide range of application without change of ad
atinent.
The seam retains its beadty andfirmnessafterwash
iniyand Irtm
Bealdea doihg aU kinds of work done by other Sew
ing *whines, these idachtoes execute the mart
beauttin I and permanent Embroldory and ornamental
work.
sip The Highest Premiums at all te fairs and ex
hibitions or the United States and Eur h ope, have been
awarded the Grover! Baker Sewing Machines, and
the work done by then wherever exhibited in com
petition.
ifirThe very highest prize, TUE CROSS OF THE
LEGION OP HONOR, was conferred on the repre
sentative of the Grover & Baker Sewing Macbines,at
the Exposition Univeraelle, Paris, 1867, thus attest
ing their great superiority over all other Sewing
Machines.
Sir Forgets by D. W. ROBISON, Gettysburg.
NOTICE.
rplig undersigned having had 17 years' experience
1 as a practical Operator on Sewing Machines
would recommend the Grover & Baker Family Me.
chine as the cheapest and best machine fur family
use. The simplicity of conatractku and elasticity of
stitch made by these machines are two very import.
ant points in their favor. 260,000 of these machines
are today 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 use. Call and see no.
D. W. ROBISON, Agent,
Chambersburg st.,Gettysburg, Pa.
June 11, 1860.—1►
ESTABLISHED IN I&SL
REMOVAL
JACOB HARLEY,
JEWELER,
Invites his patron. and the pnhEc generally, lo hi.
Now Btont,
No. 1320 Cheenue 81., Pliilacklpka,
where tbey will Thud .elected •trek
of DIA3I',ND4. WATCHEO. CLUCKS. JEIVF:LRY,
SILVER and PLATMD WARE. at ' , l , olerate Prices.
N. IL-- WATCIIES and JEWELRY carefully re.
paired.
JEWKI.RY and %VA ILE of all ktode made
to order. [July H, 1569.45 m
WM. KNABE CO,
I=l
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PIANO FORTES,
BA LTiMORE, MD
Thew, inetrumen ts have been before the Public for
nearly Thirty Year., and neon their excellence alone
attained an unpurcnared preeminence Which pro
nounces them un clawed. Their
TONE
combines great-power, sweetness and One singing
quality, as well we great purity of Intonation,, and
evennees throughout the entire scale. Their
TOUCH
Is pliant and elastic, and entirely free from the stiff
ness found in so many Pianos. In
WORKMANSHIP
they are unexcelled. Caine none but the rory best
seasoned material, the large capital employed in our
t:sinews •nables ne to keep continttally 60 IZEICOe nee
stock of lumber. Ac.. on hand.
air-our SQUARE PIANOS hare our New Impro•ed
Grerstrung lacale and the ,AUBAYPX TREECE.
We would call special attention to our latelmpro•e
ments in
GRAND PIANOS AND SQUARE °RANDS,
Patented August 11,18613,
W.tildi tiring the Plano nearer perfection than has yet
been n ttai ord.
Every Piano fully Warranted for Five
Years.
/WY. BENTZ, York, Pa., Sole Agent rol, e
celebrated instrument/1, is by special are a op is
enabled tp furnish them at the Very lowest fat ry
prices.
WM. KNA BE t CO.,
Baltimore.
'Jane 11, 13,:3.--Cors
GETTYSBURG
FORGE.
HAMMERED IRON,
OF THE BEST QUALITY
supplied to Iron Dealers and Blacksmiths at reason
able prices
ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTEND-
ED TO.
IRON SCRAPS WANTED
for %hie!, 5.1.60 per 100 lbs. will be allowed, delivered
at the Forge in Gettysburg, Pu.--pither in cmh or In
exchange fur Hammered Iron, a. may be preferred.
July 30, ISBB.-tf
SPECIAL ANNO CNCEMENT.
J. E. CALDWELL & CO.
Jewellers,
902 CHESTNUT ST. ,
Have rebuilt, enlarged and remodeled their estab
lishment, destroyed by lire in January last, sad have
opened the same for business.
With an Entire New Stock
OF
Manufactured & Improved
Goods,
Superior to any they have heretofore offer
ed to the Public.
They moat cordially Welts all to - visit and Impact:
their Store.
JAS. E. CALDWELL & CO.,
902 CHESTNUT STREET.
Sept. 24 Nor. 4, 1869--•ly
'BUILD ER S •
MATERIAL
IN ALL VARIETIES.
DOORS,
SASHES, .
BLINDS,
FRAMES,
MOULDINGS,
NAmsra.
WILL C. HUTCHENS ,.
. 69 ST. CNA RLESSt., BAL =MORE
SEND POE PRICE LIST.
Sir Parties ordering from seeing this ediveriliement
will confers favor by mentioning the mow of the
paper. [Sept. 17, 1860.-3os•
HUTLON & McCONNELL,
FURNITURE
WABEROOMB,
No. 809 Market street, north aide,
•
PHILADELPHIA.
PARLOR, DIMINO ROOK and CRAMMER 117INI.
MR of the LATEST IRMO and IMT
KAMILIIPAOrIISSe also, VIATRIEL
HMS and MATTIRPARB.
5ept.,1T,11160,-8m
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.
VIES. A. Y. 9IN MIR his Jut arrived frotu Pads
and London with the latest deafens, personally
selected from the greatest novelties; also the meet
slemt Trtmmimts to be secured in Paris.
LAC= =MONS, TIMMS, BRlD ni t uw itllELlL
PLOWIIIII, PISS MINIUM. and
PAPUA PIMPS/M.
Izcluelve, spat tar Mrs. 11.1Worit's celebrated sm .
tam ibe cutting ladles' &Weir, sellolais. beigued, he.
P. W. arrow qf Ifintessth tad Chestnut ,ftereie.
• PHAAMPATZA.
1eept.1.7,130(1,111 . - . •
C ARDS, Letter Heade, Bill Reads,
kir" i!fJPb 4 , llOO3
au with !maims; siadaitemo al Sib '
MRS
=
FAMILY
Table Cutlery, Glassware, Queens-
WARE, kc , at WM. J. MA ATTN . 'S.
April 30, 7989
WM. BOYER & SON,
DEALERS IN
GROCERIES, NOTIONS,
TOBACCOS,
Stone, Wooden and Willow Ware
18C?. A general assortment o
all Goods usually kept in
a FAMILY GROCERY.
Dec. 4, 1867.-t.
GROCERY
JACOB W. CRESS
HAVING opened anew Grocery.ln Gettysburg, on
the north-west corner of the Public Square,
has lust received a splendid assortment of FRESH
GROCERIES,
including Sugars, Coffee, Molessee, Sirup, Teas
Spices, Tobacco,Balt, lab, Et am', Moulders, ir Mao
QUEENSWARE, CONFECTIONS
NutaFruits.Sospa,Fanci Article, and Notion. geuer•
ally We wiil •laokeep on hand FLOUR sod FRIED
STUFFS.
H►ring purchased for CASH, I am prepared to
sell very cheap. Give me a eall and Judge for your
selves.
5ept.25.1867.-tf
GROCERY.
WM. B. MEALS HAS OPENED A
Grocery, - Vegetable and
Notion Store
athl , renidenceadjolningMeal, k Brother's Marble
yard, In
EAST YORK STREET
where be te prepared to cell as cheap ea the cheapen
anything in him line. Give nee call.
March 19.1 1166—tf
S. W. I.IOFFMA-N
MEAT MARKET.
NEW FIRM?
GIORGI B. STOVER t THADDEUS 8. MIELE,
LTAVING entered into partnership in the BUT‘4II
- BRING BUSINESS, will carry it on in all its
branches. AU kinds of
Fresh Meat Every Day.
Beef every Tuesday and Saturday morning. Small
meats every Wednesday, Thursday and Friday morn.
top.
Market eland at 0 eo.R.Stovees residence on Chain
bersburgstreet, second Squire.
Those having fat stock for sale willfind it to their
advantage to call on or address these. Firm.
STOVER WIBLE.
Ang.l3,llls9—tf
West Middle Street Marke
(Nigel§ Tax Goma-noun.)
Every Day in the Week ,
SUNDAY EXOZPTED.
Truth Beef three times • week, Tuesday, Wainer
day and Saturday mornings. Lusk Veal or Mutton
everyday. Orders left et my market in tbe evening,
will be promptly delivered the Mowing morning.
GIORGI A. OODOSI.
June 18, I804•tf
NEAT WANTED
Till HIGHEST OABEI PERM PAID YOB
COUNTRY - HAMS,
SIDES, ,
SHOULDERS LARD,
BY NICHOLAS & SIMON CODORL
York Idlest, bolo Wolfs Hotel.
Hams and .Dried Beef, also Fresh
Meats eensittnitl4 on hand. for sale
rtPLOTIMit joitrO a Maisie
Jr 4 M. arum hvor.;
grottrits
GROCERIES & LUMBER.
H. Keefer's Store
ONTRIBILL,BALTIMORB St.,GETTYSBURO, PA.
FRESH GROCERIES
away wok from the City, Provisions, Dried en
Groom Fruits of all k lad', always on hand, at lower
ratty.
1 / I .OIIR, CORN MEAL, CRUSE, PURR CIDER YIN.
EGAR,SOAPBOII ALL EMMA, CANDLES,
NOTIONS, CONFECTIONARIES,
BROOMS, AC.; also,
LUMBER,
such as Scantling, Poeta, An., coninnually on band at
lowest living rats*. Call and lea.
Aug. 6, 1309.—tf
NEW GROCERY
AMOS ECKERT,
York at., opposite Chrierner's Bakery,
Gettysburg, Penn'a.,
INVITES the attention of the Public to an entirely
new and choice
STOCK OF GROCERIES,
eonsiJiing in pert of
SUGARS,
COFFEES,
MOLASSES,
TEAS,
SPICES,
DRIED FRUIT,
COAL-OIL,
BUCKETS,
BASKETS,
BROOMS,
BRUSHES,
TOI34COS,
SEGARS, Sc
Also, a general assortmeut of Notions
..Hoping to give satisfaction to all who may fa
vor me with a call, I solicit a share of the put,' ic pa
tronage. AllOB BCH Ent.
E1ept.17,18,9.—t f
tVM. MAIVI'IN,
Whoirnale and Retail Dealer in
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS
A large lot of Groceries that 7 am telling Cheap
MEE
CHOICE 'LIQUORS,
Old Bye IVldsky ciglit years Old
Very Old French Brandy
ALL OTHER KINDS OF LIQUORS,
A general assortment of BITTERS, among which Is
31Iahleen Herb Bittern
Pure Liquors for Medical par
pose. st WM. J. MARTIN'S.
ALSO,
BARGAINS
In=!IEI
IN GETTYSBURG
gutchtring.
fA'R M E S
Star Boil() Phosphate.
T O all agriculturists, therefore, who are In search
°fait active acid permanent maaare, and who
may bare the claim:tot th Is article presented to their
settee for the drat time, the manatee rrrrrr would
suggest, that the
STAB, BONE, PHOSPHATE
wort* of their experimental trial. at last; past
experience warranting the confidence, that af
ter a trial they will and their testimony to that of
hundreds of farmers who now regard it as the cheap_ eat and beat manure In the market.
THE AMMONIA
isoupplled abandautly from the manic portico 4
the bone.
PRICE 155 PER TON IN BAGS.
Fanners wishing Ground Bone, Oil of Vitrlol,can b
eupplied. Give us• call.
SB.,A. Spangler hat our Phosphate for sale.
PETER BoBLITE. Manufacturer.
BURKIIOLDKR A WILSON,
Beater Hay• Press
N. W.coroer Washington and Railroad its.
gr*Xhe Phosphate Is for Bale by Gettysburg, Penna.
A. SPANGLER, Gettysburg, Pa.
WIBLIS k SONS, Gettyaburg,
GRAFT k EGICENRODIL
Granite Illation, Pa.
MELUORN A BREMER,
New Oxford, Pa
CHARLES KUHN, Hanover, Pa.
March 12.—tr
A Word to the Wise I
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO' ARMERS
Renner's Chemical Fertilizer !
THE importance of a quick, ac
aro and durable Fertilizer, adapted to the soil
of our count}, is •cknovrledged by •Il Partners. flar
ing satisfied myself, after long study and careful ex
periment, that F. C. RviNza's
Chemical Fertilizer •
aurpassee all others In. adaptednesas to all kind■ of
soli, I bare purchased the right for Adam. county,
and am prepared to 111 I orders for it promptly and on
reasonable term.. It is no humbug, but
HAS BEEN SUCCESSFULLY TRIED
by &number of our Farmer', and le admitted by all
who have it to be the best in the market, and the
cheapest. lam prepared to furnish title Fertilizer in
any quantity, and will deliver
In any town or village in the
County,
whenorderest lu not Iran quantit) than a TON. I
nianufnetuste it for mule SZ , O per ❑at without Log..
t 35 In bog.. Tido f• rti hoer it 11 of the hrst
fertilising t heroic. 1.1 I. I 1411 he had • I tote no oil
ut
vitriol; it dorm 1101 contntu nor i 1 111 . 1S1•13 it, therefore I
do not use it. ti eii her do ruse lan) , uor ashes.
THE OBJECT OW THE CHEMICAL FERTILIZER
le t introduce • fertilizer that will hit: o r a .one„
Crops—not only for one. It Cl/WSJ. 3
matter to mature the grain and make it
while the ammonia (force. the growth. 1 ext,ct to
utanufncturea large supply thiewinter for the y:ring
crope,aud therefore lo rite farmers and the pubili:
orally to give it a trial on all kind• of Orison au,;
V egata e.
CAUTION.-1 hereby give notice that Farm Right,
hereafter sold onlesesigned by me. art ftirringement•
en my Right, and will be prosecuted and dealt with
according to law, from which there te nu appeal.
All orders will be promptly attend,. to by ail
dressing
G EulitiE LENDER,
Bender., We. Penna.
E. N. 31cEi 31 General Agent fur ittle of Coo
ty and State Itight• .Dender.ville, Adam. county, , l n
Dec. 25.-1 y
BOWER'S
COMPLETE MANURE,
MA 211:PACTURID DT:
HENRY BOWER, C'hunist,
Super•Phogphute of Lts,, 4nanuania and
WALILIANTZD MIL ►Lol ADOLTZZATIoN
This 3lanur« c.,utaius all the elements to producs
large crops vital trnda , and is highly recommended
by all who used it, ~lso by distinguished chemie , •
who hare, by anal)':-. tested Its qualities.
Packed in Bags of 200 lbs. each
DIXON, SLIARPLESS & CO.,
Water and 40 Swath Delaware A venet
PHILADELPHIA
!WILLIAM REYNOLDS,
79 SOCTII STREET,
And by dealers generally throughout Or coot. tr . )
For Informatlon,addrele Lite Bower, Ph liadel
iw 11Pnb. 19.-1,
Xift and ,f ire tlusuratirt.
HOME
INSURANCE COMPANY,
CASH CAPITAL-TWO MILLION DOLLARS
Assets Jan, 1, 1669,
J. H. WASHBURN,
Secretary
GEO. M. LYON,
Aes't Secretary
T. El GREENE,
2d Asetdectretary
H. A. PICKING, Agent,
West Middle Street, Gettysburg, Pa
April 30, 1869.-6 m
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NORTH AMERICA,
J. W. CRESS
NO. 2.12 WA LNGT Sr. PHILADELPHIA
INCORPORATED 1704
MARINE, INLAND & FIRE INSURANCE
Issues Limited or Perpetual Policia,.
Asseti Jan. 111,188.9,
A 20,000,000 LOSSES PAID IN CASH, SINCE ITS OR
ARTERY& O. COFFIN,
President
MATITLiS NORRIS, Secretary
H. A. PICKING, Agent,
Office .in West Middle Street, Gettysburg, Pa
April 30, 1869. -em
ADAMS COUNTY
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
INOORPORATID, MARCH 18, 1851
Prodldent—Georg e Swope.
Vice-Preeldent—Sam us IR. R eeell.
Secretary—D. A. Buehler.
Trout:Ter—R.o. Pekoe:dock.
RxecutfTeoomsiltteie-4.obeTt Mccordy ,11. A .Pic k
ns,Jaoob King.
Massicera.—Georgelbrope,B. .I..Buebler, R.Mcen r
dy, 8.3. itosselLß.G . Fahnestook, ettysburg; Jacob
King, litraben township; Frederick Diehl,/rsokUs
B.£.Plcking, Striban; Abdiel Y. Gitt, New Oxibrd ;
Wa. Ross White, Liberty; H. O. Peters, Petersbo rg
(Y. B.)
seompany is limited In Its operations to t e
county of Adams. It has been in operation for more
than 17 years, and In that period has made but au 11/11-
seriment,baving paid looses by fire during that period
amounting to oversll,ooo. Any person desiring as In
mirazicecan apply to either of the managers.
sir The ?secathe oam mlt!ea meets at the office o
Company, on the last Wednesday In every month
at s.•clock, P. M. flans 10.111118.
gottio mud stotaurauts.
EAGLE HOTEL.
The largest •nd meat commodious In
GIRTTIBBITE,G, PENNA.
oomiza oialuzszsesuie am) wmien
JOHN L. TATE, Proprietor.
Jar-A n Owdbus,for Pan/fingers and Bousge,rnni
to tho Dooot;onarrivalanddeparturaotßai Road
Trains. Oasis Isorrants,and rsawnabl 'charges
May 29,1867.—
EYSTONE HOTEL.
GATTYSBURG, PA.
WM. MYERS, PROPRIETOR
NOW OPEN
THIS is anew House, and has been
JIL fitted up In the moot approved etyle. to
location o pleasant and ootmenfient, bolsi In the
most busintwo portion of the town. Ivoryarrange
monthsabesnmad•l or the so oontinotlatioa and nom
fort of goats, with ample mabthatat•mastl. With
axperlimood servants, mid amowwwodsthas Olerb
we shall nu 'Teri •Adeavor toglisse..This Hot•
• glow open far the eatax . talamsat of *op Odle t a ad
wshmaalysollalt **hare otpabifesmtrts i go .
Yg ,/SIT.
efertilizirs, &v.
TAY TIIE
PIIILADELPIILA
MEM
021
=
DA LTI3IORE, 31D
pF NEW YORK
$3,966 282 30
011A8. J. MARTIN,
Prealdent
A. F. WILLMARTH,
VICO President
D. A. HEALD, •
2d Vice resident
CHARTER PERPETUAL
.12,348323 39
-GANIZATIOI
CHARLES PLATT,
Vies President
OFFICIZRB
. *Amnia;
ntortuilota.
Ralf/more at. betwixt,
TLICMS OF
'Lim STAR. AND :t.
day morning, at .2.0C1s
It not paid within the
continued until all •
the option of the
ADVERTMEMEMS
rate+. A liberal red
ad~crtlsing by thif
Special notices win
be agreed upon. '
elreulatlp& of
la one half larger Mit
newspapertn ♦dam:
Using . medium, It
JOB WORK of sit
te.t and at fair rates,
Pamphlets, &e., in every
Minted at wort neelee.
grotessiq
J M. KRALT
w• LmGmyomiii
buelnego promptly lutes..
01,1 ca on Saitonoro
Joao Id, imx•-ir
• McCONAIre
Low, orlieloostodo.
•tore,Cttomberetion Orem
.t.t•otiou
A:l.tagent of Caruso..'
vi ti.oe to P•ottaof,,Bottoty
:.11. I U. itatecats
17 at tendel to.
. • I - r ter 4oit oeetett s •
1.. r.. •411 other wimtliell
Jon, 14.11969.-tf
J. COVER,.
tlail
.t ivoeus Vuthalreett4
• .“. t tatim .r•otrop
qsyl9.lBcl7.
A. BETE
r L wlll
.1111 01 I •11 ltllol . I.Maa.lllll
4 •11 1 rl.lal 41.114 111.411 knee I
npu•itethe 'earl
)AVID WILL
tT1:3 , 70) ..kiti.r
..r of I.nutre3 , llllde.
t&y 194307.
DR. II s. HU.
t: (110.'..4.
I=
Jan.. U.
att. J. A. ARM
located ae NX
t4ll‘ , ntrichof
nolc.
wi Mu profs
iGet t fs . ro n irl .
i 'L ."'
Aaiun. county, pa. id
DLt. J. W. C. o' ,
Ulna hi. J9ce 11 Ma
•sre•t,t.or.. .ra semnitkoC,
I ettysb arg May ';'2,1 1 347.
JOHN L. (TILL,
ti 'is 11 , Jordbarg .ti
X t h l!. H
E; TYsLIUW,
been In couitim
I , aaurtd of g
Dit. J. E. lIERK I S
••Ing located la
lee11{11ttl.• public. 011 k•
t •• .ilobe inn. wb•
at• ~1 to to witblatbe
• tot of tall tf dor
I. t tto • :II roroto re-awl:tab
DR. H. W. L
Ada
v ; ; unit luentlyl o
elt
,z. In the etteeeel p
Surotry. In Lombard
.tree•t. •
%tusll2l - 5,
ALEX. J.
II Sl' A U
CY~~uiLGev.,bury street, ri
licysttme H.
ALE, LAGE
Op THO BE
.y.t tir, Tripe. 'Curti*. -
vvt•rythiug usu•lly fvoudja 41!Irs
44-GIVE U 6 AC
Julie 4,1661 E—if .
BLACKSMI
B. G. HOTLE
11AS 'perm! •.Biackumplibil
cruet, next door td Chritztase
•ud II proporod to do oil filo4i
iNa. wt raasonable rates, audios
IMESECI
I=9
April 30, 1880-tf
GRANITE 7
GETT YSBUR
QS RAILROAD, NEAR PR
PETER REIT
Is prepared tofu:lo3h Glum
BUILDING AND 110NUILB.NT
at remormble
Curbing, Sills; Stet)
Posts, Monume4
tery Bloekt i . *,
rsteled Onlehed In whirl seilho'd
workmen.
le-Ordersernin • dlataacappoli
June 3.—tl
JEREMIAH
GETTYSBURO; - •
Undertaker & Paj
Is prepar ed to furnish on 'twit
terms )
COFFINS OF AL4
Ea alto keaoaan hand • lam*
PAPER. which he willitat lowswitar
sired will &nabob hawk to palllLeis
PLAIN de PANCY litke
ING EXECUTED- 2•4
sir York street-a few door West q
Mi 27,11168-U.
ROBERT D • '
GAS FITTER, PL
BELL HANGS
. -- •
Bast Middle stratatatfa square fro
QETTYSBURG, •
WILL' promptly itten ,
dentin hiellue. Worlidoei
fitetory manner, and at prices aolow
afforded tomato • living. •
GAS, PIP
aruislaed, as wall ail °bandsthin,
Light. to.: also WAM PIPIOI •
spigots, and.ln short. oviityllidg
water fixtures.
Bella haag,ead InrpWed t{
kinds repaired.
GETTYf3Btit
F O. R
HAMMERED.
OP TUX BUT. QUAL&
supplied to Iron Deelen and Illneknnel
able price*
ORDERS PROMPTLY
ED TO.
IRON SCRAPS W
for which SUN or)* lbs. will ba tailo
.ai atm loop
+248311..-- 4t4tl.'
July* hinroogr '77
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