he Itar and ,Otntincl.
, Now. 19. 1869
ROW , TO KAIRRET EMT=
hioFi
• • • - tou Oulttva or tells how the
farmers near Philadelphia get so high
a price for their btitter :
"First, they always make a first
class article, so iheii customers, sure of
getting the best there is, will not de
iert them on account of a rise in the
price. Second, they bring In.their but
ter in a showy and attractive condi
tion. No pot or delf ware,, no tub or
pail of oak or hemlock, no vulgar fir
kin Is used to entomb those noble balls,
golden-hued with the aroma of white
clover and Poa pratensis lingering in
the firm grain. A-large tin vessel, de;
eigned expressly for the business, has
chambers at each end, into which ice
Is put. The wooden shelves, about
three inches apart, rest on little pro
jections from -the sides. A layer of
balls is then placed on the bottom and
covered with its shelf, but not so as to
touch or mar the handsome print of a
sheaf of grain, which stands out on the
top of each_ ball ; on the shelf another
layer of prints, and so on till the vea
sel Is fall, they containing forty or If
ty pound prints, The tin, with ice In
each end, is then set in a wooden tub
which has been cooled with ice or
spring water. Over this is drawn - a
cover of padded carpeting, with oil
cloth on the. top. Thus hot air and
dust are wholly excluded, and the but
ter rides to the 'city and opens in the
marjtet-house in as fine condition as 1
when packed in the spring -house. In
jtist this way, with this degree of 'care
• and skill, is the best Philadelphia but
ter made, marked and marketed. No
wonder the Philadelphians would rath
er pay seventy-five cents than go back
from such manna to the leeks and
onions of the common firkin
A HUGE FARM AND How IT IS
WORKED.—The Cincinnati Gazette has
the following: "What do you say to a
corn-field in Benton co., Indiana, of
7,000 acres, in good condition and
growing splendidly ? It is to be found
on the farm of Adams Earl, Esq., who
resides In Lafayette. Messrs Earl &
Fowler have 30,000 acres In Benton
county, in one body, well watered ;
and- with permanent improvements,
having 140 miles of hedge fence and 65
miles of board fence, 30 dwelling hous
es for tenants, three blacksmith shops,
etc. To cultivate the corn land 169
one and two-horse ploughs were kept
in daily use, and on the pasture lands
4,100 head of cattle are now feeding for
the New York market, and will be
shipped this fall by rail. Messrs. Earl
& Fowler give their personal supervis
ion to the farm, besides attending to
their separate interests, the former a
jobbing merchant, and the latter
banker. With the late improvements
in farm machinery and harvesting im
plements, they are enabled to keep the
model farm in good condition, and
from present appearances the balance
sheet will be on the right side, as here
tofore."
MOWING WITH A CAMEL.—Being in
the Park in New York, the other day,
we saw—what perhaps few of out
readers haye ever seen—a camel mow
ing! Here one of these humped ani
mals-was harnessed to a lawn mower,
which he drew with great steadiness
and apparent ease. The harness re
sembled" a bresat-plate for a horse,
with the plate resting on his neck in
front of the hump on his shoulders,
with the shoulder strap under his
body, behind his forelegs. He threw
his weight into it as the ox does into
the yoke. He was not a very large
..sized camel, but would weigh perhaps
,nine hundred pounds. He had mowed
'an acre or more, cutting the grass very
smoothly. There was in the Immedl
ate vicinity a flock of beautiful Cots
wold sheep under the care of an old
Seotchman and two dogs; thus tad
eating to what use the lawn gram.
would be put In the coming winter.
There were some two hundred of these
fine sheep in the flock. There wasaist,
a herd of deer and elk in an enclosurr
in the Park, which, with the sheep
and camels, have to be fed with. had
in the whiten—H. Y. Far.
ENGLISH. WHEAT CROP.-311". J. B
Lewes has Written his annual letter ti.
the Times as regards the probable yield
of English wheat the current year;
and the remarkable success of his pre
vious estimates entitles it to- the gen
eral attention it receives from the
English press. He reaches the con
clusion: "That the wheat crop of 1869
is slightly below the average in quan
tity, and it will also be deficient in
quality, as estimated by the weight
per bushel. Assuming that an aver
age crop is represented by e produce 01
N- bushels, weighing 611bs. per bushel.
I am' disposed to fix the present crop as
equal to 27 bushels of the same weight."
The quantity of imported wheat to be
required by the United Kingdom from
other - countries, for the year to come,
he estimates at 9,750,000 quarters, a
quantity two million quarters larger
than the imports for the twelvemonths
preceding Aug. 31, 1869.
DIARRRGA FOWLS.—The causes
are a scanty supply of grain, which
necessitates an excess of green food; or
an unwholesome dietary of any de
scription, are, the usual causes of this
complaint. The treatment is simple:
five grains of powdered chalk, the
same quantity of rhubsrb, and the
same of cayenne pepper, may be ad
ministered; and if relaxation is not
speedily checked, a grain of opium and
one of powdered ipecacuanha may be
given every five or six hours.—Teg
etemier.
ALDERMAN IffEmir writes to the
London Times that he shall hereafter
arrange to make his hay by furnace
heat. The apparatus consists of a coke
furnace, and a fan by which the beat
is driven through a small chamber
filled with grass. In fifteen minutes it
is converted into hay, sweeter and
greener.than can be made by sun-dry
ing ; it works In all weathers, and dries
grain, corn and roots as well.
CURE FOR (ILANDERB.-A corres
pondent of the Southern Cultivator as
serts that a large stablekof horses and
mules a ff ected by gland* were saved
by giving to each a teaspoonful of tar
tar emetic three times a day for six
days consecutively; then discontinued
the dose for six days, when the treat
ment was repeated on such as ware nut
well. The animals were fed and work
ed as usual during the treatment, and
not one was lost of those so treated.
IT is stated that the Pereheron hors•
es, introduced into Centre' Oblo with•
in the last few years, are giving good
satisfaction, and are being bred more
extensively, this yea!' than at any pre
viots one.
Tas currycomb should not be 'neg
lected ; its use on all *lnds of nea
stock and horses is a great preventive
of disease and vermin, and is praline
ive of health.
THE largest wrought iron beam ever
rolled at a sinzle heat is on exhibition
at the Buffalo Industrial Ext►ibition.
It is seventy feet long, and weighs
8,000 pounds.
(clothing, Nits,`moots, &C.,
ffa
CLOTHING,
Hats and Caps, t-; },
Boots and Shoes.
NEW FIR-M
COB.EAN OUNNINGEAk-'
H AVltiwi f t r,celrett how the City a opw and largo
CLOTHING,
HATS & CAPS,
BOOTS & SHOES,
NOTIONS, &L.
with
maxis have all Num molsethd with great two and
with a desire to meet the wants of title ounimnnity.
The public will find the goads to beet the best quality
and the
LATEST STYLES
•
.
One and all are I netted to call at oat iltaio t
_on Maki,
morestreet,Gattyabarg.nearly oppnidta Wahneatock
Oros. B. C. opezAs.
JAB 'CUNNINGHAM.
Oct. 22.—tf
FALL ANA WINTER
CLOTHING,
AT F. CUNNINGHAM'S ,
OPPOSITE STAB AND SINTINEL.OFPICE
GErrria USG, PA
You will always find the best qualities and lateat
yles of
COATS, PANTS, -VESTS
OP ALL STYLES AND SIZES. ALSO,
SHIRTS,
franks, Valises, Umbrellas
and a great and large variety of
NOTIONS ; MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
CLOCKS, WATCHES,
TOBACCO and CIGARS
ell of which will he sold at ehortprotite and warrant
,d to please. Hive hlm - a call at hla- store on
Imre etreet,(Pickingla old Stand) near the Diamond.
Sept. 24, 11189.—tf
BOOTS & SHOES.
D. KITZMILLER & BRO.
GETTYSBU.RG, PERNA
YORK STREET, OPPOSITE THE BAER
[lave DISC recioirril (rain ilia City a largeaasart
Llmeat of
BOOTS& SHOES
GENTLEMEN, LADIES &
CIiIL
DRENS' WEAR,
Consisting of Calf &Kip Boots,
Congress & Balmoral Gai
• ters, Slippers, &c.
Made in latest styles and of best mate-
rials
We also MANUFACTURE TO ORDER, all kind.
Jf BO 01:$ AND 13110ES—thework tieing made tip
•fbeirt Inliterlals and by first class Workmen. The
ardor rarther has been In the boaluess for over lb
• ears and personally superintend. all work made up.
Pe respectfully invite the attention of the public to
•ar eat , bllehment, and hope by strict attention to
msiness and by selling at (owes [cash prleee„-to give
•ntire eatlsfaction.
Apri116,1869.-t f
REMOVED 1
iew Store Room near Court-house
D. H. KLLNg-EL
SA.B removed his Boot and Shoe Store to his new
Store Room, afew doom south or the Court.
.see, and unarly opposite the compiler oflice,
street, Gettysburg. ifs has laid a large new
rck of goods, which he 'chisel] at reduced prices.
Is oilers
LADIES' CONGRESS GAITERS,
LADLES , BALSIORAL GAITERS,
LAG, ES' COMMON GAITERS,.
LADIES' KID SLIPPERS, all styles.
LADIES' noxocco SALMORALEI
IN LANGE VAET.
GENTS' FRENCH CALF RI BO OTS,
GENTS' AMERICAN CALF BOOTS,
GENTS' KIP BOOTS,
imsrs. co:text:is GAITERS,
GENTS' CALF BALMORALS,
GENTS' SLIPPERS, all style',
GENTS' BROGANS, go., itc.
MISSES' 10N4.11115513 GAITERS,
MISSES' BALMORAL GAITERS,
misSEIP—MOROCCO BALMORALS,
Ac.. An., Ac.,Ac.
BOYS' sthma GAITERS,
BOYS' CALF BALMORALB.I
BOYS' BROGANS, 4c., Sc.
INFANTS' SHOES, all styles,
IN LARGE VARIETY.
tleo, Boots and Shoes of tiso•n manufacture con
stantly on band.
All willbesold &tine lowest living profile. Bar
I's, from towt, and country.areinvitod to call and
amine goods and prices before purchasing else.
, here, feeling confident that I con plea.. all who
nay call.
Phu hIANUFAGTIIRING of Booti,Shoes.and Gal
era, will also be carried be, In all its branches!. as be
•ire. Repairing done on short notice, By employing
one but firsbclass workmen and asinit none bat the
noires: leather, be feels conident of musintaining his
, rmerreputation. Certainly beieft
ah
lone to desetve It.
ita,„Thankful for pastfavors, hi solicits& continu
mos of public,patronage. D. H. KLINGEL.
Gettysburg,Jnly 16, 11369.--tf
BOOTS AND SHOES.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
HE andersignedb• Is erected a new building for
a Boot and Shoe Itstabllshment. - on Carlisle et.,
mar the Railroad nation. in Gettysburg where be
Boo •
ts o Sho
es,
Gaiters ) Slip
pers, &c., &e.l
triton ,women sod nildren f different styles and
slices. tie hen a tine tuortnient to select from, and
eilleelleeery ar !iciest the smallesttirolite.
WORE 11SDR TO )RDICa. of the beet materials
sod wortmanshl,. {very effort made to. render
satbillsction. the patronage of tb publicla solicited.
and select from his stock or lesveyoer mean.
are. in either case you cannot (elite bevies/ed.
Ju1y17.1868.-1" JOHN N .R RUNG
JOSEPH JACOBS,
ME.ROBANT TAILOR,
CIIAMBERSBMIG STREET, GETTYSBURG
rini undersigned, of the late arm of Geo. regobs
I. t Bro., would most respectfully inform hi■
friends and thepnblio generally, that be has einsned
o Iderehant Tailoring eatablisbment In Ohambersburg
street, next doorto the old place, and three doors east
of the Keystone tionse,where be will be happy to
wait on all who may patronise him. His stock of
'LOTUS, CkSSIVERS, VESTINGS, TRIMMINGS
Ic., lc., &c.,
will be fonnd choice and Cheap—very desirable to ae•
sect from. All Unlit of goods for sato—;whetbor be
manufactitret or not. •
60008 NADN UP With dispatch, as well when
Dougb t. at other stores al at hls own. The very beet
work will be made—tood fits and eubstautial sewing
—and nothing will be:deemed too much trouble to
reit ter e►tlehatleo la every case.
The 'start New York fitablons regularly received.
1 ttimrdone, as usual.
sharoof public patronage Is solicited, and no e t•
fort spared to dowse it -
April 16.—t
Ready Made-Olothing.
TUE PLACE TO GET TUE
Worth of your Money,
AND: MORE.
THZ nintarslgned. bating pinhead the CLOTH
ING PT , MI.II of Aacob arfut•rbAos thio mortal ,
seat corner or the .eleare. Ofetletettg, sail twirler
•illed a lot of novrGuods, bow effigy an onnanalis
tractive oasortmoot of
CLOTHING
FOR FALL AND WIATI'R,
*ad whlith t o will toll at each pilaw that catntot fall
go tato Mato Of vat" nylon). Call awl Judo aw
owareilvaa. To I ok at Coo azeolloat tostartal, fait*•
hit cawing, and oast awl nhataatlal aoattaa and
dm to ilia his low prkwa--eattan hip but
bay, whoa they i.e it so Much to their latareat to do
B e a s . cams, pants, Vests, of all styles sad Dia
t °rads;
Haft; Boots and noir; •
Shirt ,of all tirade; evelery. Gloves, theaeichlefs,
fisek-ctes, Craws. Owe and Paper Collails, thispeed
-rs, drashia 'mob.; •
Treeas, eater.. thabrallaa, Potted Knives, &gars,
aillohial and ablfiritilt Toallext‘Phoeattetiaairy.te.
Cteette, Wetting, Jewelry, with a thawed sad ono
caw agates, entirely lam asalleten to detail fa a
sevipaper advertiassmes.
Wu the atteatior, et tie• public to ;bit harp
steak, eau/duet that It tall ititeeed so ape eta ee
,
r will atit s. attele " eb t esPet aaa tb . ; V D 411 '
11001 4
Oetailetit—tt ,11 • • • t lIITASIJID
trifling expetire
DAVID ICITZMILLEIL,
JACOB A.KILMUILLER
Benda, and Stock, all kinds, are requeated to
give as • call and we will cheerfully give all in
formation
Gettysburg, Nu.. 5,16 C g -t
FIRST NATIONAL BANE
OP
GETTYSB LIR(
wiLi ALLOW
•
rawest on SPECIAL DEPOSITS or follow. :
5 PER CENT. PER ANNUM FOR I YEAR,
4 " " " 6 SIONTIIS,
WILL OABR oolarourm INTRRPST NOW AND
COUPONS.
Will also purchase or sell STOCKS and BONDS
every kind free of chew as 001/319i411/00 , and wil
&lithos, pay the HICIERBT PRICK for
GOLD AND SILVER,, •
and with simasure transact all tonalities promptly a
heretoforepertalnktg to a wellregialatedliank.
GEO ARNOLD, C•shier
,lottysburi.Nov 4.15117-,*
MEAT MARKET!
GEORGE B. STOVER & TgADDEIIB 8. WIBLZ,
H APING entered Into partnership in the BiErIVI
BRING BIIBILIBBB, will carry It on in all Its
branches. AU hinds of
Fresh Meat Every. Day.
Seer every Tuesday and Saturday morning. Small
meats every Wednesday, Thursday and Srlday morn
loge Market stand at Geo.B.Stover's residence on Ohm
hamburg street, second Square.
Those having fat stock for sale will And it to their
advantage to call on or address the new Firm.
STOVER t WISLE.
Ang.l3,lB6o—tf
West Middle street Market
THE ooturr-noun.)
Every Day in the - Week,
EUNDAY EXCEPTED.
Fresh Pieetthred times a week,
.Tnewiey, Wisinew
day and eaterdaymorniage. Lamb, Teel or Niettos
everyday. Orders left et my market-lathe seeping,
will be promptly dellvered tee labeling mooning.
'GEORGE A. OODOET.
Jvcwll.llloll-tt
JOEMPH 111001111
MEAT WANTED
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
COUNTRY HAMS,
4
• s
SHOULDERS & LARD,
BY NICHOLAS & ERROR OODORI,
Test strest, triton Ws Rotel.
&nut and 13ried Beef, afito .10revi
Moats constantly on;hand for 441;1
Jima 4..—tt
=
ebthh l ll, gals, Jhoes, at
Mnal=
R, R, Jlr S
,4E4D-QU4ILTERS,!
'of%SSE oritei q f dignitaquare
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
the Largeit and Best Stooks of
Fall & Winter Clothing
THE LATIAT erYLIIB .•R
HATS AND. (:APS,
TUB B T BAN UVACT v EU
BOOTS AND SHOES',
also a Large Varlet v of
Woolen Under-Clothing
with a la'rge assortment of
NOTIONS' TRUNKS ,
And everything' found In ,a Gentlerrviri's
Furnishing Store
GIVE US A CALL.
Oct. 1, 1869.-11
Ainanciat.
GETTYSBURG
NATIONAL BANK !
GOVERNMENT BONDIEf, of •ll kinds, BOUGHT and
v SOLD
The HIGLIEST PRES/IL - IT paid on COLD and
SILVER
COUPONS CASHED Olt 'COLLECTED
Person, dt►tring to Invest Int STOCKS er BONDS
f any kind, are
,invited to call, u we bare The
be fAcilities et New York, Philadelphia or
Baltimore market, Coneequently all
•
orders are .prcruptly executed
Persons possessing COUPON BONDF, and desiring
for safety to convert into Registered, are regnered
to c Al, as Si e haat, the advantage to rapt!. rat a
NTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS of all druotioit.,
tious fur tale
NTEEEST ON SPECIAL. DEPOSITS adraticed
1 per eettl.,
b PAR CZNT. for 1 year,
4 PER CENT. for 6 months
3 PER CENT. for 3 mouth■
Persons 141111'111g Information lu regard to U.
J. SHORT BAIR, Cashilwr
utthering.
NEW FIRM!
EIIIIMI
e fanninti Om
l' • ' ~,W.t.,,R LD 3 .
LI
11. ittllti '
OHIO AND BUCKEYE
7 i
Reapers and Mowers.
,
Asarefulation of these squirt willeout
)1 1Z a irln Etta i .. ? a over a
, raft, and to
liability tor work, on all kinds of ground, and It ev
, airy variety of grassland grain . Confident of tide we,
'I invite thoseto want of a good machine to examine
for themsalvis betrepurchasing elsewhere.
These machines can be sold as Naked Mowers—
ItItaPEES as Eland Rake, B•ll4take, or Dropper.—
Two differaet sizes: No. I Machine, with two cotter
Bars and three Knives, cutting five and a hal feet Int
grain tad four feet eight laCaall la *rase; $O. 2, cut.
„shoe tour feet ilk hitches. ; , _
'We Ithvethat confidence in Mete machines that we
are willing to let those wanting a machine test [gem
with any other they may eriab,and keep the one that
1 gives most satiate •tion. DODGES' a raffia Art BEI F
&SEE baagiven such general satisfaction that we
(lerr iiittstfiel,f - thekt/st i ll i s i attached L
amitegigqtE D to achinythe
d c e patent. 1 ""
for the benefit of those wanting machin,s we
would refer them to a lea of those to whom we pare
sold the hist seawn, ?Is:
John Deardorff, Sen.,
Ephraim Lady,
Macro Lady,
Jonathan Willer,
James Mickley,
Daniel Settle,
John Bender,
John Itokert,
Wm,. Peat, '
Cornelius Lott,
Wm. Gulden,
Wm. Ross.
Also, WIKII•TOOTEI RAY RAKES, including the
oelebratecl Brandt Rake, and S e lifiti t einegA,g. Rakes.
..
Also,PlAtifilHß, IrMilo mil x , D FARR
UfPLUIINTS OUNInt.ALLY. •
Persons wishing to examine inachines w 111 and them
at the warehouse of JOSEPH WIBLI a Bone, Oettys
burg. Pa., or at the residence of the subscriber, .2
miles from Gettysburg. on the Harrisburg road. Per
sona wanting Circulars will Michas?, the tubscribei
Gettysburg, Pa.
April .-tf
STIL
AHFAD !
HOFFHEINS'
REAPER & MOWER,
One of the Greatest Machines of the
I s superior to any ollier - Mi;nliitte now in floe, an
I will excel any that will ever be introduced, hav
log been thoriingbly tried an•l given General eat•afso
tloo. I would now inform all those who Intend,pur
, chasing Machines to call amt ex amino lorthemselses.
This , !nehine la noted portion.iirly to excel all other
-ones its strength, durniolity, ease of draft. and
el/ability el work, in all kinds of grass and gra'n.—
', t cats loi.;:ed grain admirably:which, is a great item
: Machines to a firmer. t ^au he used as a band
kens well as a self-raker. It cuts sfeet 2 Inches in
t ion; 4 feet 10 inches to grace; has Is steel cutter
t. ir, with wrought iron guards ; it can he need as a
• ogle Mower as well as a Combined Machine.
A full trial of the Mochitie can be had.
Alan. Sill Ft EM AN'S SELF-DISCH A RGINO HORSE
LAI{ E, and the great and well-know„ lIItANT HARK,
the bent rakes (M. introduced. We would also call
your attention to the iltnN DOUBLE hiIOVEL
wrought Iron frame, very light nail strong.
steel shovels, easily tuff anted to run niallua ur detip,
and in stonily and tastefully made
ALSO, THE REELER AND EXCI,I; 4 IOIi FAN
NING MILL. the old "amborottgli Can improved, fur
many years a great favorite among the farmers of
Pennsylvania. It Is large and strong, hot two cockle
screens, and warrnttted to work perfectly.
Also all kinds of FARMING DIPLEMENTS always
on hand.
Any person wishing to examine these machines can
see them at the Battle-field Iletel or at my residence,
3 ranee tom Gettysburg, between the Taneytown
road and tLe Balti,lloro pike.
M. 23, Ihtig-tf
UEISER'S PATENT 56LP•REGIJLATING
GRAIN SEPARATOR
CLEANER AND BAGGER,
Wilk the latest improved Triple-geared
Horse Power, either Gear or licit.
nit machine hail successlo Ily competed with all the
best of the different patented tL sin Separators, and
vow Las the reparation of being the best Separator
ever pr.-need; In fact, the only Separator and Clean
er ever before the public to give general satisfaction
The machine is conveniently arranged for han nue,
and threshing, -being permanently lined un te„
whee.a. One man can esyily move or shift it about,
so that it Is nut half the troubleon ,t barn flin.or
common thresher and It iv ~Is, vastly p o ut
In operation. It is /limp!, man-sued,
drivable. compact and cloudy to work by white i I)
operation, (10f, Making near the du,t as the Cr/III:II.,o
machine or other Separators.
Farmers can rest ensured that this machine in to,
/I,lt judgiog from the high recommendation
of farmer. that are slang them we must come to the
ctinclui,ion that it is the very machine that fame.
want.
The billowing are a few of the persons who bay
used this machine, well known, and to whom th,
public are reterrod (or further lokrmation :
Win. J. Peters, Flora Dale, Adams co.. Penna.
.Wm Kohler, near New Oxford, "
John V. Pfbutz, soar Gettysburg "
Henry thrbohl. York t‘prings.
Daniel Peters, l'enderyille.
John Waltman, Ilczherrystoa n
Michael Piece!, Muuntjuy t wp., ••
John Small, ,IcSherr)rtun ' •
Brandon, York :wino. ••
Repair Castings ior the chant machine in II he kept
by the A!tent, end oho by Ephr a i m I. cl, near
Gettysburg.
All ordure fur the &spa rdtora can be adJreseed to
ABRAM ItURKI/OLDER, Agent,
( learapring, York co., Pa.
July 3D-4m•
grugs, pedirlues
DR. R. HO.R.NEIt
will resume thepructice of 31r licine. Oflle. st
DRUG STORE,
INj Cll43l.llER.Slilila ET., IGETTYi,ECILG
De.ll, in
DREGS, MEDICIN ES, PATENT MEDICINES, STA
TIONERY, PERFUMERY, SOAPS, TOILET AR
TICLLS, DYE STUFFS, prßs SPICES, tc
DR. R HORNER'S DIARRMEI MIXTURE
fur Cholera Morbaz, Colic, Diarriaa, Cramps, Blck
Stomach, kc. Poll diroctione with every bottl .
July 9. 18d9-t1
DR. JAMES CRESS
DRTJGGIS
Store in Brant 7 B Building, Ballo. s
LITTLEST 0 WN.
HAVING opened a new DRUG
STORE and lifted It up In the best style, I o'er
my stock of pure and fresh Drugs to the citizen, of
Littlestomn and vicinity at the lowest musket rate.,
consisting in patter
Drugs and Family Medicines, Pur
Liquors for Medicinal-Purposes,
Patent Medieings, Horse
Powders,
Pure Spices. Dyes and Dye Atuffe. Perfumery,
Toilet Soaps and Fancy articles. A full assortment of
Broths., Stationery of all ichle,i'lgare, Tobacco and
Snuff.
11114/.3loare's 3lectro-Magnetic Soap will wash with
hard or soft water, cold or warm. Clothes washed
with this Soap ere made beautifully white without
boiling or blueing. nisi' the beat Soap In nso. Try
,t. It Is warranted not to injure :he hands or fabric.
Llttlestown;May 13.—1 y JANIK3 CRItuS.
69.
JUNE
A FULL ASOrtTNIENT OF
Drugs & Family Medicines
PATENT MEDICINES
LIQUORS AND WINES-FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES
PURE SPICES AND PLAVORINg EXTRACTS
DYES AND DYE STUFF z,,
SOAPS, PERFUSI3I:AND TOILET. GOODS,
INKS, WRITING FLUIDS AND STATIONERY
PHYSICIAN'S PRE3CRIPTIONS AND FAMILY RE
CIPES ACCURATELY PUT UP
PHYSICIANS AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS SUP
PLIED AT REDUCED BATES.
Forney's Horse Powders
be best and cheapest for Horses, Cattle and Swine
Other lone Powders of approved makes
BER'S
Baltimore szrete, Gettysburg, Penn , , a,
f Aim 31,11169.-!t
GRAPE. VINES !
I HAVE NOVriti4DY YOE MA E *
10,000 GRAPE VINES,
clot AND TWO YEARS OLDLINCLIIDING EVEgT
VARLIM 0/ BTANDg4III) Qu is.
tFtiOli SALE
•
intOtatk itgl i k:
' ijarlimattrethei Dada. lad Housitapat
hatad a ai mak, bakraaarefashos alsambers,
40 von cb9lapsalaillpeacid aaraaoaabta terms:
110RXD4' B , HAADB.
Gothabitrelol.o.lo,l9.6—tf '
j' elitatChetiir
,Olrettlaza, mut a 11, of_Jab, ?deft(
,gpe assineso nil amp at this 011 C;&
, f '
is at.
Henry Culp,
Henry King.
Malta Penrose.
David Stewart
W. UM White,
J. J. Kerr.
Andrew Welkert
Wm./110mnd,
Jlibueniae,
John N. lloillnan
John N. Boyer,
WA!. WIBLE, Agent
WI
LEWIS A. BUSHMAN
NNS YIXA NI r.F.NTRAL
RAILItOA
muterunnlng between Phalulelphia
J.!Pitt.o;org. Train, leaving Gett •burg make tba
elbectionv with then Trunk line:
leave at 5.15 a. in. t 12.10 p. tn.
u.ver.litnctiot arrive 10.00 •• 2.05 •'
have 10.59 •• '•
artiv r 12.55 p 11.45 •••
leave :11A •• a . tn.
arriv 9.10 ••
kayo 1.15 12.10
Pittehnru arrive 1.2:. Iv. a. 15 "
At l'nilndelphia dope connectien. are rands with
the trains far New •'4 ark. Heetun and all Elriatern
Wilms At Plttal.org connections are made in the
New (Jul •TI Depot with the train* far all Western
points.
furtbe ,6 u.formailimappllt,i
EDWARD H.
3 raperintendoint..ll6..l lk .
lIIKRT W. I INI, 1 , Oen. Pasmencer az.d Tirk•
()!Ity 14.
Sales & Exchange Stables
N. WEAVER & SON, Proprietors,
AVING this day 'associated with me
rov •nn LEVI in the Livery Bumit,ess,
carr0..1441 by me on Weablngton Street fore number
ut years. I would reopecttulty return toy thsoke to
Inc °loll: fur the kind patronage heretofore extend
ed to me
flaying notosuperiosaccoatmodatlous tosupply the
public, we would solicit ucoutinuatiou tboispa-
Scoong,•.
We - rialto that we eau furnish superior team■
4c ay twelerute prices as aniother establiehment in
liettjahurg.
•
Out Stables will be found stocked with the best of
°revisor! Vet:tides.
- .
We cau furnish you a fine flack team with carafel
rod obliging drivers for long or short drives. We
can furnish you a pair of Horses and Baggy.
We can furnish you a nice single Horse and Buggy
for business or pleasure trip.
We cau fitruish you a fine Saddle Horse for Gentle
man or lady.._
We can furnish you a Pamilly Horse and Cer'riage.
We can furnish .uperlor facilitles for visiting the
Battle field and Bprinips.
Particular attention paid to supplying Hacks fee
Funerals.
In fact,yotcan get any kind of s team to be had
o a first class Livery.
at all titillltand ou reasonable terms. Persons buying
/losses at this establishment have a good collection
to select from. All horses sold guaranteed as repro
looted, or no sale.
fly strict attention to business, with a desire to
please, we helm to have something to do.
YICHCLAI WEAVEL,
LEVI P. WEAVER.
April 1, 1869.—tr
69.
SALE & EXCHANGE STABLES
Washington Street, Gettysburg, Pa.
ADJOINING THE EAGLE HOTEL
'I I LIE undersigned would respect
. fully inform the p
A tlist he has; opened
a new LIVERY, SALE NDublic
EXCHANGE STABLE
to this place, end is prepared to offer superior ac.
commodatlons is this line. He has providedhimeell
with Buggies. Carriages, Racks, Light Wagons. *c,
of the latest styles stiffictent to meet the public de
mand. His horses areal' good, without spot or blem-
Ish, and perfectly reliable—none of your "old crlp.
ples,"but ail ofthe"2.4o"order.
Riding parties can always be accommodated and
comfortab leequipmentaturnished.
Partie s , largeoeimall;can'gat Just what they want
on the most accommodating %semi.
Vhdtore to the Rattle-field politely attended to
ad r ellabledrieerefierniehed ifdeeired.
Partlesoonveyed ta l sad from the Depot upon the
arrival •nd departure of evecylrain.
Hnes bought, eold, or exchanged, and always
a chaoncifor bargainsgleen . Onr motto la ”fair play
anf 4 no gouging."
so.. Particular attention pad to thrashing V
awe. and Reeks ter Funerals.' '
sar•We dater 4arselvesthat by ober/lug model
ably and by furbishing 'superior accommodations,
we cannot fell to please every one who patronbate
our establUebtoent. T. T TATA.
Man te.lndY.—
Notice to the Public 1
TundersigneOls running a Line of Stages from,
1 Ilsgerstown to Gott," drum, leaving forwerplace
on Monday, Wednesday and Priday, at 7 o'clock, A.
M., Pining !I beitersbneg, ,Wayneshorol. Monies*
and Olbrotoat Spribgs, oimlain Dale anti latirtaid,
arriving at Gettysburg et,half pad form o clock and
returningfrom Gettyibig en Tuttaday, Thursday and
Sa tilltgalierriribigat seitowistotrahlooduection
with the I . olock train , Boitilnorl-
May 21...tf ANA - NA WBBEN
148
69.: MILLINERY, 1869.
MISS McCREARY
Hu Aug opened • large sasertinemt or
BONNETS & HA, TS
•Y
ofthe.inteortwit.'"
Feathers, .Flo*eis 'as Ribbons
FOR SALE.
HE DESIRABLE THREE-STORY
' BRIM. DWuLLINCi nottsio,
'Galatea. Allot 440.1ini,04n *out, 01-40 tow lot, with lircoatury
wok dam. . , • , . haelubolkOlog, bilk* okimitopoki tiro •doort tow
iiii‘hoonoto mods to orair' hi r Oaft, ho willow 10.
?c,t
1* • •• ,,-9 1408•324—5ti
• • •-', '-
, • f ,„ %, ,I .r b ..rE".
•,. tt r =
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111011
C*4 4 / 4 4,44.- ,
9RTTYSBURG . itAIL
TIME TABLE
_ •
PABST PRitiNteares Gettysburg at A 00, A .
aniteennelste az aanover Junction with trains go
lag Werth ilia thmtabr. p aseetigers leaching Baltimore
.nt. 140, . p, M., liartiebarg at •12 55, M., Ph iladel
gbh' to 9.00, - p,M.,Mid Nem York at 9 *P.M. Be
lattahag,arrito at Gettysburg at 12 ei,P. 8., with
passengers trout Baltimore, ilarrisburg,Ac.
a/ NOND Tll4.lNleiTes 0 ottylburg at 2 00 P . 11
amt Connecta at Hanover .7nuctioi with Mall
Ttiln Eon tlx at 8 52, P. IL, reaching Baltimore at
• 1 P. 11: latintlig arrives at Gettysburg 'at
5 15, :P.!s, with pansengerro from Baltimore,
4Harrleb,ttrg, Philadelph Le, kt.
' airA Passenger Car balsa a t tacheit to ' the Preigiit
wtitch leaves flatterer Jaeotion at 7.10 A. II
reaching; Gettysburg at 10.30. Passengers leaving
Harrisburg in the 3.15 A. M. train car thus reach
Gettysburg by 10.30 A. M. The freight train, with
Passenger tar attached, will leave Gettysburg at 2
P. M., reashingthe Junction al 5.2.5
Aug. 20,1860
READING. RAILROAD
FALL ARRANGEMENT,
MONDAI, SEPT. 13th, 1869
Great trunk line from the North and Northwest
for Philadelphia. New York, if Pottaville,
Tamaqua
Astilind.Shamokin, Lebanon, Allentown,
Easton, Ephrata. hitlz. Lancaster. Columbia, tc., sc.
Trains leave Harrisburg for New York. as follows:
At 2.10. 5.20 ,8 10, 940 A. SL, 2.00 and 4 41, P. N., com
mitting with shnilar Trains on the Pennsylvania Rail
ropd, and arriving at New York at 10.00. 11.45 A. 111.,-
3.f 5, 9.25 end 1..20 P. 31., respectively. Sleeping Cars
accompany the 2.10 and 6.20 A. N., TIMID/ without
change.
Learn Harrisburg for Reading, Pottsville, Tama
qua, Ilinereville.Ashland, Shamokin. Pin* Grove,Al
- and Pbiladeiphia,•t 8.10 A. IL 2410 and 4.10
P. Sf., otopp ng at Lobanon and principal Way Sta.
lions; the 4.10 P. 31. train making connectives for
Philadelphia. Pottsville and Columbia only. For
Pottsville, f Schoylk ill Haven and Auburn, via
Schuylkill an..., lurquebunna Rai I lioad.leare Harris
burg at 340',.,31.
Rotund - au: Leave New Yotk hi 9.00 A.31.,12.00
noon, 5r,,0 and e.OO P Si., Philadelphia at 8.15 A. 51.,
ano 3.50 p 51.; Sleeping cars accompan • the 9.0) A.
NI.. 'aim and 9.001'.31.f rains from New York,witth„ot
thongs.
Way Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia 117.30 A
31., conneeting with el Lunar train on Emit Perina.Raid.
road. returning frau. Reading at 6.30 P. M.,stopping
at all Stations.
Leave P.irtsvilla at 5.40.9.00 4. M.. and 2.45 P.M.,
Heru ion et 930 A 37., Shamokin at 5.40 and 50 55 A.
31., Ashland af 7.05 A.M., nuo 12.30 noon, Tamaqua
at 8.33 A.. 51, and 2.2. P. M., for Philadelphia and
New Toil:.
Leary Pottsville. via..schuylk 1 )land Surquehanna
Railroad at 4.15 M fur Harrisburg. 11111,i 11.30 A.
M. for Pi neGrove and Tremont.
Readier. exceininuilation "Train: Leaves P.eading
5.40 A. M., pr, rres Heading at 7.:;u 4. M., arrivin
.. -
- - r at Philadelphia ato 15 A. M., Agent,. vrill be paid ten per cent, in Caah or Mar.
returning. lokev° 1 chaienar. %hen they FILL UP THEIR ENTIRE CLC3, for
1
Philadelpi.ia a t 4.1 P. M.
p r at.. kc a loch below we give a partial Llkt or Commission.;
Pottv town :om itiod ation Trak,. 1",,,,, ;
town at 0.... '.: A .1! , ,tturnlng I env .l3 Philadelphia at 1 FOR A.\ 0 DER OF $3O, from a club of Thin
4.30 P.M
1 we will pity the Agent, an commlaaion, 23 yds., Brown
Cbluinbia Rai illoadTrainal eavelteadln e « at 7.1 f, A. ; or 10«achal Shearing, Good Dress Patters, Wool
M., and 0.15 P. m .for Ephrata, Li tin, Lancaster 1 Square Shawl, French Caralmer Pante and Teat Pat-
Columbla.ic.
tort., Kno pane, etc., Or $4.1.00 iti Lar,.: o Wirt te Counter
Perkiurnen Itnillto, 1,
o 1 Tr:slosh:o Pe rkiomenJuric- I cash,
lion at 9.00
Leavy Scli A. M.,
eville •t 5.65, 8.00 and :1
8.12 A. M.,
15 P. M.. returning, I
p. 2
65 !
_. FOR
1 0 1 It AY , ORDER
ent OF
,a . ( .1 . 6 , 0 . , i. f from , a
4 C 5 1; b d
. o . f Piny,
~..,i we
wenk
noon. curia, ctiug with simlar trait. on Reading flail 1 One patr heavy Wool P.htukete, 'Poplin Drama pattern g ,
!toad.
• 1 llandaotno Wool Square Shay. 4 Sheer-Case Watch,
coiebrookdaio Railroad Train. lon v• Pottate,, en a t .
I etc., etc.. ur i . 3 0 0 th Caah•
, 41 . ..T . A ,:1 31 7 ,.. 2;;TA nd .
9 1 7 .4 , 0 ., 4: , . 1 5 1 4 1 ... 5, r 3 retorting. ' , lc . .
„ I ,, e , a c e t r u,
g l i 0 ,, y , e
o r ;
FOR AN ORDER OF $l6O, from a Club of On^ HUD.
eitu liar (noun on Reudiug Railroad. i droll, we will pay the Agent, a 4 coinniminn, 100 yd..
cht.i.ter VC ley Railroad Train, leave Ilrldgepol t 1 g'o.l I''''''''''" sheeting. Coin ''''"'" 14011 " ,,, ( - 7,4 •0
at 3,43 A. y:, 2.241 and 5.31:. Y. M.. rot art:mi._ It aye : ""'' 0,R "l'", 15 '' ..1,.1 1 , .1, : , it Of .1/ Wer/I French
DOwningtown at 6.10 A. M., 1.00 and 5.45 P. M., cc n. 1 C'aeiuter. et c ., etc •or flu in card,
circling NlllitralLatal Itesdlug Railroad ; Wed,' but en -ploy any
y etaling Aryan:a, and cos
On ii4actAy.: leave New York at 5.00 and 4 . 0 111'. M., 1 ton:ars thould not•pay mone to per... purporting
Philadelphia 0.00 A.M. and 3.15 I'. M.. (the 8.00 A. I to boo/ 4,r,eate, uniest 1.., mai ly avinatrard.
M. train running only to Reading.) leo.. Pott4vill.. 1
~,,e sEND mi y n . e ,.
.., ~„., y ..._
in ,
ia:GisrEittb
at b.OO A. 91; Ilarrilhorg at s_o A. 31. 4.10 and 4.4:, . Li .ri', - ," . '''' ''' '' • A k 6
P. if,. and heading at 12.115 reranlght, and 7.15 A M. ! '
for H arr ...b urg, „, 7 . u5 A 31,,,d fj.l7 p. 11 . T y, N ew j For further par Zit ulare mend for our tieW , page
fork .T.,1 9.40 A.M.. and 4.224 P. 31. fir Philadelphia. I '-' , ar ll, l, us , .
C o o,. or3t.on ›ltleage.Seaaon. School and Excur• 1 -
urn I t,k eta. to sod frills all poin t+, at reducer: kal e ,
U. rr.,gr c f ; ,,k e d through; 140 pOnni .ilkoW.l.l
41:1.1 . .1n5en for.
A. SICOLLS.
.ienorhl ittportutendeet
~dln",,Pa.,Oct.S, !SO.
xToRTIIERN CENTRAL RAILWAI
APRIAt;
.rut/un
after wi 11 lea; e
.fiaoctl..:l me I, llou,
LEA VI: NOUT:IWARD
12.34 144.—,icily for Vi . illiamsport, .Wily (except
Suiia,ll, (or • Itiictieeter.
3ilagaralalla arid Lrle alit/ the Wert.
10.33 1. ni (erce;.t lor Elmira, Burl
..u.—(ti;),'excrpt Sundays, for Williammport
--Daily(except Sandys) for York.
~—Dall) (except Sundsays) for Ilarri4borg
tnd the West.
LEAVE SOUTHWARD.
7 a. m etoppinc at Parlitt,,,ul,
711.--I,4nl)fescept Suudaya) etoppir.g at all
SNstione.
.;f) 0 . m.—Dally copping at Parktoa
(rxcept -Eungttys) ....toppin; at the ,
Staluni,
V:IJW . . S. YOUNG.IIen.P4I3B.AgPut,
Baltimore. Md
A 1 , 1: 1 1i . E. Gen. Snperintendent.
liarrieburg, Penn's.
arrlobo r
WI ilia
•hit-g
Xivery
iETTYSRURG LIVERY,
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD
THE, EAGLE LIVERY,
4 , IOIfiMIMSM
CASES OF GOODS
•
were Aimed him our holm in One tein, to tignlitik
elute, •nd moretuintaio ovary part of the ooantry,
from llflue to California, amonnang 1R ►irae uvw
ONE MILLION DOLT4ARS.
Our belittles for transacting this Lmmense turineat
'are better th an ewer begun. We hags email lig all
the principal eaten to purchase goods from the Manu
facturers, Importers, and others, for CASH, and Often
at an immense sacrifice from the Gilgit's! cost olpro
dacttoa.
Our stock clnisista, in part, of thelbllowing goods:—
SHA'WLE, BLANKETS, QUILTS, COTTONS, GING
HAM& DRESS GOODS, LINEN TOW
HOSIERY, GLOVES, SKIRTSTABLE, CORSETS , ,
au.. &a. ELS,
BILVE&PLATED WARE, SPOONS, PLATED ON
NICKEL SILVER, DESERT FORKS, FIVE-BOTTLE
PLATED CASTORS, BRIT* NnA WARE, GLASS
WARE, TABLE and POCKET CUTLERY, in great
variety.
ELEGANT FRENCH AND GERMAN FANCY
GOODS, BEAUTIFUL PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, the
newest and choicest styles In Morocco and Velvet
Bindings.
MOROCCO TRAVELLING BAGS, HANDKER
CHIEF AND (move BOXES, Se.
GOLD AND PLATED JEWELRY, OF THE NEW
EST STYLES.
We have also made arrangements with some of the
leading Publishing Houses, that will enable no to sell
the standard and Latest works of popular authors at
about one•balf the regular prices -inch as Biros,
Moon, Btilita, MILTON. and Tannin:ll'a Wolitt,
la
full Gilt and Cloth Bindings,—and hundreds of
others.
ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE.
We do not offer a sin rieartlcle of merchandlee, that
can be sold by regular dealers at our price. We do
not ask you to buy goods from us unless we can sell
them cheaper than you can obtain them in any other
way,—while the greater part of our goods are sold at
about
One-Half the Regular Rates.
We want good reliable agent* In every pert of the
Country. By employing your epare time to for.,
clubs and sending as orders, you can obtain the moat
liberal cumulations, either In CASH or MERCHAN
DISE, and all goods sent by us will be as represented.
and we auarantee satisfaction to every one dealing
with our house.
Agents should collect ten cents from each customer
and forward to us in advance, for Descriptive Checks
of the geede we sell.
The holder,/ of the Cheeks have the priVilege of
either pnrchasiug the article thereon described, or of
exchanging for any article mentioned on our Cata
logue, numbering over 350 different articles,—not one
of which can be purchased In the usual way for the
same money.
The advanteges of Ord eroding for Cheek. are
theee:—We ate constantly buying small iota of very
valuable goods, which are not inn our catalogues, and
for which we Issue chirtks till all are sold , besides, in
every Lane club we will Ant checks fur W•tcata,
QIIILTS, BLANKt7., DIMS PATTEIV.I, or corn, other I
article of value. girtng some members of the club
an
article for about one quurter of Ifs raise .
~In every order amounting to over ISO, accompanied
by the cash, the Agent may retiin $2 Wand in every
order of over 5100, 53.00 may be retained to
PAY THE EXPRESS CHARGES
it .11a0IIRDY Stip*?
TI is Off, ieton re r•ptrlal yto A gonte in the
Wertern and :'idithern Stttes, but is open to all vaa
torn
& CO.,
COI Summer et. , Ruston, 31u , s
oct.
Chestnut and 12th street.
PHILADELPHIA.
& CO.,
GRIN') OPENING
CHRISTMAS TRADE
MAGNIFICENT STOCK
NO VE L "f' I 112 S
FANCY GOODS, S:e
BRIDAL GIFTS
A SPECIALTY
DAILEY A CO. have the hanfin6rr,eg ore in the
world, and will at all tlinene be,:pleaaed to receive sod
show eisi•ors through their establishment
BAILEY & CO.,
NEW MARBLE STORE
chestnut and 12th Streets,
PHILADELPHIA
Oct. 15, 1869.-2 m
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
I have opened an agency for the
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
_ -
In connection oath my law business In Gettysburg
Partleswisblng to sell, or buy lands, may find it t
their adrantageto call.
Farms and Woodland.
••
96 ACRES OP WHICH 40 ACRES TIMBER forsl.Bo
A GOOD FARM, GOOD BUILDINGS and TIMBE
near Gettysburg granite land.
A No.l FARM, near Gettysburg red gravel land.
A FARM. 180 ACRES. AT $3O PER ACRE.
A TRACT OF GOOD LAND,66 ACRES. AT $36 PER
ACRE.
A VERY GOOD FARM, WITH-100 ACRES-HEAVY
TIMBER, AT 945 PER 4.CRE, VERY CHEAP.
100 ACRES, WITH. VERY GOOD BUILDINGS AND
10 ACRES CHESTNUT TIMBER. FOR $6,000.
it• VBRY CHEAP FARM. GOOD LAND AND GOOD
BUILDINGS, AT $B6 PER ACRE.
A FARM. GOODCRES near Gettysburg.
A VERY FARM AND GOOD BUILDING, AT
$5O PER ACRE, two miles from Gettysburg.
A FARM. four miles from Gettysburg, $3O PER
ACRE CHEAP.
A VERY GOOD GRASS FARM, two miles from
Gettysburg.
A GOOD AND CHEAP TAVERN AND LOTS AD
JOINING.
A VERY GOOD HARM IN sti(e_II,,ORDFR, $55 PER
ACE.
A GOOD FARM, BUILDINGS, AIIJUJR,4S,O6O—
MANY OTHER TRACTS. •
ALSO HOUSES AND BUILDING LOTS IN TOWN
R. O. iIIeCRKARY, •
Attorney *Maw .
Gettysburg, Juno 11/611...-t
HUTLON & IibCONNELL
FURNITURE
WAREROOMB,
No. 809 Market street, north aide,
PHILADELPHLI: •
PARLO D
R, INING ROOM and aRAMBER FURNI
TURE of the LATRST ATTLEE and RIFT
IdANUFACTURIk oleo. /RATHER
BEM and INATTESSBBB.
5ept.17,1860.-41th
. FALL AND WINTER FASHION&
MBA. A. MAIN DER has jut arrived front Paris
and London with the latest design., Personally
selected from the greatest novelties; also the most
stsganfTriatuthets to he - secured in Pule.
Lauta, RIBBONS, vxLvzre, BRIDAL yaw,
P1,019E11./3, FUR JEWILRY. and TRIMI&D
PAPER SATURN&
Mccluelvs, agent for Mrs. M. Work's celebrated syt
tem Ibr cutting ladies' dream, movies, basq nes, U.
.Pf. W. corner of Blevalth and Mama &reds.
8ipt.,17,11169—em
' . PoliTy tsci
CO 3 DII6SIONS
JEWELERS.
FDIC TH!
I , ' A I,
EEO
BM
OF .U 4 THE
WATCHES
JE WELR
SILVER-WARE,
FURNITURE ROOMS
GETTYSBURG, PA,,
WARNER & CO
N
VITE spec ttentlea to theft Large saabotment
I of Housebolkaltore, all of the best make and
latest styles, wit they are selling al City prices.
COTTAGE SUITS,
•
Oontal_olAg BRDBTEAD. BUREAU , WABBBTAND
TEAPOT TABLE, POUR CHAIRS, WWI
BOMBE, sad TOWEL BACK—
iets as low u $3O. Alan,
PARLOR & CHAMBER FrRIIITTJRE
of all kinds In separate pieces—SOFAS. TABLES
CHAIRS, STANDS, BUREAUS. TOWEL RACKS,
WARDROBES. WORK TABLE& DINING and
BREAKFAST TABLES, RXTENSIVE
TABLES, CRISS. MATTRESSES, HAT
RACKS, WHAT-NOTS, CHIL—
DREN'S CARRIAGES, STEP
- LADDISIte, BRAJKIFTS,
Ac, As., and a large
assortment of
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS
TUCKER SPRING- BOTTOM.
Calrand Examine
South-cast corner of Centre Square
Oct. 22, 1869.—if
BUILDERS.
MA TERI A .16
IN ALL VARIE7IZS.
DOORS,
SASHES,
BLINDS,
FRAMES,
MOULDINGS,
MANTELS
WILL C. HUTCHENS
No. 69 BT. ell -4 BLEBBt., BALTIMORE.
BEND FOR PRICE LIST
Cr-Parties ordering from lifting thigadrertisernewt
will toofora favor by mentioning the name of the
[Sept. 17,1869.-3m*
SPECIAL 3NNO UNCEMENT.
J. E. CALDWELL & CO.
Jewellers,
902 CHESTNUT ST.,
Hare re built, enlarged and remodeled their estab•
lishment., destroyed by dre In J. , nuary ILA., and have
opened ti, e earne for hariners
With an Entire New Stock
Manufactured. & Improved
Superior to any they have heretofore offer
ed w die Public
They most cordially invite all to •Isl t and lospeci
their Store
JAS. E. CALDWELL & CO.,
902 CHESTNUT STREET
8 pt.
KNABE & CO.,
XA3I.7FACTURILL OP
GRAND, 314 CA RE AND UPRIGHT
PIANO FORTES,
BALTIMORE, MD
Thee nitruinent■ hues been before the Public for
fleetly Thirty Y.an , isn't npou their nicellence alone
attiiumi an tiny - I:relic seer pre eminence which pro-
OntlilC/111.111ani unequaled. Their
TONE
combines great-power. sweetness and One singing
quaitt . p. ite sell as great parity of Intonation, and
PT rti nrst. throughout the entire scale. Their
TOUCH
rii•ut and elastic, and entirely tree from th• stiff
negro found in to rattly Planii. In
WORKMANSHIP
they •re uueuelted. Ceing none but the very beet
sedge. ref materiat, the large capital .mployed In our
ba,ineee t,ables ve to k eep coo flimsily an immense
bt,.rt of lumber. &e... on hand.
Are SQ OAR E PIANOS have oar Nee Improved
0,-r.trnng Sc..le and the AGRA/FE TRERICE.
U'., e..e Id :all 'prom attention tooar late's:prove.
!neut.,. in
GRAND PIANOS AND SQUARE ORANDS,
Patented I ognat 14,1666,
Which bring the Piano nearer perfection tb•n has yet
been attained.
Every Piano fully Warranted for Five
Yearn.
far - P. BENTZ. York, Pa., Sole Agent for the above
celebrated Instruments, is by special arrangements
enabled to !tiro fah them at the Very lowest factory
prices.
W3f. KNABB a CO.,
Jane 11, 1869.-6 m
Baltimore
TUE CUCUMBER WOOD
P IT M P I I
One do:en reasons why Mu is the beat Pnap nu:mu
lectured in .America for
WELLS & CISTERNS.
1. It Is Simple. 2. It is Reliable. 3 It is Durable
4. It Works very Really. 6. It throws Water
Rapidly. 6. It is all Wood. 7. The Wood is
Tasteless. B. It does not Crack in the
Bun. 9. it la not liable to get ontof
order. 10. Should any repairs be
necessary In time, they can
easily be made by any per
son. 11. lt will not freeze.
12. It is Cheaper than
any other reliable
Pump manu
factured.
TESTIMONIALS
In testimony of the superior character of this Pump.
we refer, by permission, to the following'piteous who
have had it In use, and tested it with entire - JAW
!seam •
Jer. Biesee.ker, Franklin tp.; George Smith, Hun
tington tp ; Arnold Lives, Franklin tp.; A. H. Myers,
Latitnote tn.; John Crass, Gettysburg; I. P. Ingham,
Grsemount ; Peter Shively, Ifahilekl ; Daulel King,
Fairfield ; Wm. Young, Monntfoy tp.; Andrew Haver
„atock, Tyrone tp.
Portions requiring Pumps for wells or cisterns, can
have them threshed all complete and ready for use by
sending the depth of the well or cistern. Setediction
guaranteed in all cases or no payment required.
Orders by mall or otherwise promptly attended to.
JOELEPU KUNKLE,
McKnightstown, Adams county, Ps.
Oct. 29, 1869.-1 f
ESTABLISHED IN 1851.
REMOVAL
JACOB HARLEY,
JEWELER,
1nv144 patrons and the public 44
New Storer;
NO. 1820 Chestnut' at, Philadelphia,
where they will tlnd a large and wall infected stock
of DIAWADS, WATOII24I OLOCKS, JEWELRY,
SILVER and PLATIID Walt. in Moderate Prices.
N. IL—WATCHES and JIWILEY aaraddly re
paired.
nwraair and BILVIIIVAILI of all Muds nada
to order. [July 14111410.410 a
WANTED AGENTS,
to mows to
ramp aam sons's *is rratairri
KEROSENE LAMP;
pronounced by more thon, l 6o Problem In onr Col.
Absolutely safe
--saves 88 per cent. of .05i...50 bed - odor—will not
break or wear out, because matalie Our sputa wake
money, because It supplies a wane as universal as
Nor fall particulars addrus, with stamp,
MIL I. DOM /NG
2d Hoof, Matt,:dpf lank,
usmir, Pa.
Oct 16, 18439.-tf •
SENT. FREE.
076211/11, EON, 4.0011
'SEED
'CATALOGUE
sad Gum* to the
IT( A`T.ABLE
omanim. soa r
vrti.. .
Nblithad limy knee of lialsre wide.
11111 W Triad& Wort. free attune iboult
tamo mad diatob , 1 1.0 7 / I nll.loll &ON
see Darralitilhilkaimbr s ..
014111.- ;:dr- , 11 r
=EI
Goods,
IM&r. 4. 1889.-1 y
WM. B. MEALS H AS OPENED A
Grocery, Vegetable and
athiaramddanteadjadiaing.Yeal a & Brot.bree Marble
yard, in
where he te prepared to sell u cheep es the cheeps,
&uniting in his line. Give ilea call.
March 19, 1.1169—tf
Itratclus and lnutiry.
WATCHES & JEWELRY.
WM. P. McCARTNEY
tins= to Inform hisOnatoseers and the Public
v generally, that haring purchased the interreet
CC bit Partner (L. V. B. 13orns) in the Watch and
Jewelry Store on Baltimore sc., Gettysburg, no will
spare no efforts to give satisfaction to all.
Be hasiturt returned from the City with a splendid
assortment or
GOLD /ND SILVER AMERICAN AND AIMS
WATCHES. JEWELRY ; arz vex. IBA
TABLE S'POONS, FORKS; GOLD. SILV
AND
ER AND STEEL FRAME SPECTA
CLES; aim, CLOCKS orthitbestalan.
Vesture, MUSICAL INSTRV
MEATS VIOLIN 41% GUIT
AR SCREWS
AND BRIDGES,
.Watch aid Mak Work warranted lass oneja - Z.
Jewelry repairing executed In • neat and workman -•
like manner. filept.lo,ll69.—tif
' • ISAAC K. STAUFFER
WATCHES & JEWELRY,
No. 148 NORTH psobrp mut.. myna , orquor7
An sannimenb of Wateies, Jeweb7, 811 d Platid
_
a re
onnenantly onhand.
sa-Espalrlng of Watches and Jewelr ~44aaied to. y promptly
Weir. 13, 1889.-I,y
MUTUAL FIBS E711721427Pi COI,IPANY
Preedist..-Gooriip Swope.
NirelPeedderat—llaara 41111. Niss•ll.
• .14erstary 1.111141er.
labasstoek. •
• tiocatte •0411:!is4.SN...,Pbscifteirdy,11. .Ptik
:at. 4444 Xthg.
• ' ifiailorri-4mollinwAß .711, jui s ch ir
Raubs ll , l - 6 . P•bmAlid, fee:1011/4;Am*
4Uml littaboaMommilai t..74Mmel of • Dihior manty,
W.4llsVms; IltroteniglOal 11.gitt, Whys (MAMA ;
Wm. Hon WILIM; Mann U. o.PMemost ais p rig
y ' • .m
(r.e
iirThigkompoy Is Ilsolto4 opouttost to t
000koilqtflatm. It has two he operstivo foisoni
that IT 7i it sad fa tliiittikaiod WA but este so
isaisif *Anti& P• 1411,1•11•1, stedittinir that *fed
amaaaatag SeirrerSlSMlL 4/1)' paws diebitt cola
totwrosilnai to!iilos tot the malairess
Arne Ismathe OpprAftta.
a m "' l3l ••S
7„ es •
. 114 ", 4 _,,..," ?1 " 2141 M 1 0 1 4
' • 1".
• tglikgnithr
IZEI
GROCERIES & LUMBER,
H. Keefers Store ,
ON TDB lIILL,BALTINORN 8 t.,0 VIITSDDRG, VA:
'FRESH GROCERIES
everl week trout. the City, Provisions, Dried an
'Green Pratt, °tall kinds, always on band,at lowa.
rates.
nom, cow: MNA I, OBSESS, POLE CIDSR TIN-
NOAR,SOAPHOS ALL KINDS, CANDLE,
NOTIONS, CONTS.CTIONARIES,
BROOMS, to.; also,
LUMBER,
mach as Scantling, Posts, Le., continually on band at
lowest living rata, Call and sae.
Aug. 6,136t1t—1i
NEW GROCERY
AMOS ECKERT,
York st., apposite Chrimer's Bakery
Gettysburg, Penn'a.,
INVITER the attention o 1 the Public to an entirely
new and choice
STOCK OF GROCERIES
anuisting in part of
SUGARS,
COFFEES,
MOLASSES,
TEAS,
SPICES,
DRIED FRUIT,
COAL-OIL,
BUCKETS,
BASKETS,
BROOMS,
BRUSHES,
TOBACCOS,
SEGARS, &c
Alio& general iesortment of Notions.
1113Hopiog to give eativrectloo to ell who toey
vor me with s call, I, solicit a share of the public pa•
tronage. All OS ECKERT.
Bept.l7,lBe9.—tf
WM. J. MARTIN,
Wholemeal., and Retail Dealer in
G - ROCERIES AND LI QUORS.
A large lot of Grocerlea that I am selling Cheap
for Cash.
CHOICE LIQUORS,
Old Ryc Whisky eight years Old.
Viry Old French. Brandy.
ALL OTHER KINDS OF LIQUORS,
A general assortment of BITTERS, among which is
Mishler's Herb Bitters.
Pure Liquors for Medical pur
pont. at WM. J. MARTIN'S.
Table Cutlery, Glassware, Queens
WARE, Ac., at WAS. J. MARTIN'S.
April 30, ISC,9
WM. BOYER Sr, SON,
DEALERS IN
GROCERIES NOTIONS ,
TOBACCOS,
ALSO,
Stone, Wooden and Willow Ware.
ilkazi.A general assortment of
all Goods usually kept in
a FAMILY GROCERY.
Doc. 4. 1867.-t.
BARGAINS
C1E122151
GROCERY
IN GETTYSBURG
JACOB W. CRESS
ET AVING opened •new Grocet7,ln Gettyebwr , the GI orth-west cornet of the Public 8q aare "
Wino received aep I endld assortment of YU sn
GROCERIES
Including Scipio, Coffee, Malmo*, ffyr ip, Teas
B p icee,T obaceo , Salt,Plah,Ftema,elhoul d le r r ~e, ,iim,
QUEENSWARE, CONFECTIONS
Nuta,Frulta,baspall'aucyArtieleaandY titiane goner
ally We I alaokeep on hand Friar lg and FRESl
STUFFS.
Having pureha.e4 for CASH. I s or prepared to
ve:l 'very cheap. Give me • caltamd Judge tor your
■elree.
Sept. 25.18417.-t
GROCERY.
Notion &ore
EAST YORK STR.F.,ET
itift_n4 Art,Mimintt.
ADAMS CODIVIT
ntooarozniD, MARCH 18, 1851•
017101118
Cook and Prlo
The latest and most approved styles.
TIN, SHEET-IRON AND
HOLLOW WARE.
Coal and Lumbe
Call' Examine !
C. 11. BUEITLERS
Ware Rooms,
COINER OF CARLISLE RAILROAD
GETTYSBURG
LIME KILNS
_TFfEondenlgnedh amboogllt out bit former part
Der. WIE. Ganio,ood D tow continuos
THE LIME-BE :RNING BUSINESS
timell—at tbeGett3 iborg Llmet Out; on thecorne.
of the Railroad and North Stratton street. Thank
El or peat patrooag e, be will endeavor to d It•
:ontluaance, by prr oecating th•basineasika •Igotoce
7 and onas large a wale as possible—always selling
good •rttc le and g mint good measure. Perm pr.. sod
others may look for Mk prompt 1111 Ink of ordrrt
Hs also cont Ina. g the
COAL, Bt7BINEBB
°dating thamoll ?opular klbda. flornokeeper, abd
othersahouldgly shim a call. Blacksmith Coal cob
etiattlyon hand
Liumandeosi .dentSredaay•here. Getyobark:
Gettysburg.? s.r. e ß ea
CarriagtS, gauss, &r.
DAVID/U(32I.MT . JOHN P. meeRgAR,
"Best always Cheapest."
THE Best and Cheapest,
SAD.DLIsS,
BRIDLE'S,
COLLARS and,
FARNESS of all kinds, in the County
' orealways to be found at the old and well known
stand ,13satimore st.,oppositethe Presbyterian Church
(McCREARY'S.)
Our Riding and Wagon Saddles,
ors the moot substantially built and neatest.
Our Harness, (plain and silver mount-
Ado Are completeln every respect aid w mated to be
of the very bestmaterial and wowkinanship.
Our upper leather Draft Collars,
ass NOT as /121 T. They are the. best PITTING and
atoatdurable.
Our Heavy Draft Harness,
ars made to order, as cheap as they can be made a ay
where and In the most subagent fa I manner .
Riding Bridles, Whips, Lashes, Draft
flames, Fly -nets and everything In the lin rmst
better or cheaper.
Our prices
havebeenunnan to theloweetliving standard.
I liberal percentage forcaeh,otr allbillasmouuttn
to gh or more.
We work nothing bat the beet of stock aad a a n
wart martinie turned out tobein 'satyr's! A ct
Y represented.
J. W. CRILIS
Thankful forpaitfavori weinviteattentlon N present stock. oar
as scallandezalllitlePllMlLlV, QW a ny
Jan .29.1668: tf D. McCREd SoN.
OARRIAGE,iLiIIING REF J M:U) .
Yhewarbeihit over,the underei gnedttive r attuned
the
OARRIAGE-MAKlNC,BgirNitss ,
at theirold stand, in East brid ile street, Gettysburg,
where they are again pretax ad to pot up work In t he
mast faahlenable, statement's maporior Banner .
♦ lot of new and second-ham
OARALAGZB,BIIGIFIEB, 20.,
on hand, which they will dtspose of atth• lowest
prices, andel] orders will be 'applied as promptly
and satisfactorily as pounds.
GirREP4IRINGAD
done wit It dispatch, and at cheapest rates.
A large lot of new andold lIARNII/38 on handler
sale.
Thankfalfor the liberal patronage heretofore tin
loyed by them, theysollcit and will endeavor t• do
serrips large share In the future.
1iap.19.-tf DANNEE & ZIEGLER.
Buggies and Carriages_
REMOVAL..
TlMEnndersAtmed has removed his Carrier ...wi
ll fog shop to th e east end of Middle street, Clettys
burg, Pa. where he will continue to bullets& hinds of
work la ids Ilne, vie:
CAARIAGES,TROTTINaI FALL
ING-TOP BUGGIES, J7J
,GGER
WAGONS, (*C., 4
Ma work la all pot up of 6, and by
flea bane( entehrusles,and coo
j , ra
II
to
to. mite'
Rta priaaws &bra,
mite'
Its orders, eenlldant that hr ample
minium+ teroolPel, Jose, at ..daider.ta,
W ' W GALL/Ann .
Jolt' 1,1666.-It'
!NEW HARNE;
3S SHOP.
" N C II LP
ntromds,Alt 'blends owl mi. ge Ily thot
2 1 1: 1 011 WWl* Oa
ert'
set. Gottymborg, adjoin
b.
tra.
r tee El " ? ro 7 maki u— ni tondnou ars and
ger de r re he will raaaleactare
0 1 0 . head el kinds or
HAsnrsov j ,
Birasus; '
coLLAR7,
web&
41111111,
sill LY•112211, La.,
n Ili WM at the I " cub phew. A/ 110 .
TRUNKS of all kinds.
jtIT :Arend KS
it ! Min *needed topromptly
=mg ies worlttoe fat the besteest tor SO Noon, I
cea sorreves,r derk boa 'kit ad of work. an beleS =do
leader Ay own superb las dodo. etre mu a cal l.
r, 11104,—tf
JAEN CULP.
CA.
-..). B. A.GI'E SEED.
,
il all......_Viltralis.4o will 011 Nib, AMU the Sada iho
• ' wrdwir tireatildel , rOf C 4 .118A011:
1 14 , .4: 1 1 Ls Ith ...
od In ra Otho tw o Mk i 5., .. . :;
•••• 'with, anon 15 to . 211 poun de. 'Under %vont I ; cl, .
"nyesires_, _ lives 7 1 plaitt 11 , 41 Med.
Manua oth. I kumhr a a
culture b
—84061111 4 1141 0 wi th tits 8 tone maw. rp..
• 3 .. 'hi t'solds sib ohm Moo rept of ~, 11,.
~ Tbitlioto pot ,no hi pwitl Inliw an. I, t 1 , •
-,.. , tby od.
1111111•1416 nom Ipt of fp ots .fir 4:1 , , lit.rXilt, or gli
•t.. both TV) . saw
b
Dirindkmo for " nocnounfal e 1:1,,olyt .aceaspu.,
or oaths" 1 - Savona Spoilt
11 ,el 4,
Mini w On ith , liibition id :: • i lAst niiiithitothd Pair
~ ~, , i • Addrois VA ''..1110?4" WirilmS
0a.5 . ;,.,0 , / • l' ; O i l! 4411 it 1104 11.
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aribini-b rpm t ie. IMO Ighliikell IMO'S .
STOVES,
Of.' ALL KINDS
OF ALL KINDS
STRtET
I 4 108 RlSrlitlr
rZii;4;:i==l
PROPUIZTORS
011110119 re ktweert 0 ,
Oettylepti)Vi
TERMS OF P
TIIE STAN ..C5O 5W;(74116
41 axinorning. of S2OD a fear rn
it dot paid within the yetq
continue(' until all arearmei
the option of the pubtlahegc.
A nrtiatsometa ar i a'- op ,
rate& illoaral rotincUtia
advettleing by the qttarker.
Special notice will be InSettosrli
be agreed upon. <•
Si-The circulation of the*
Is one half larger then that •
newspaper in Adannt„ counerf
t [sing medium, it eannft ••
JOB Woltz of all kinds
tad and at fair rites. •
Pareptdele, Qc., In every
prluted at short notice. TERM
ol Fr IVt.% L
gags-ft immatis,
• t I edge—HM.4s t
.1 es —J-,gei,ll .1 . Ktib•, •
lthuire..2 ry—J Aeon Melberg'. •
It jitter iftd atC , rtier—W 1111. .11911
Irk oflAe Covat --A . W .gt inter,
DL dr" t Attorney —W in. • .Daseas.
r—lgurer—ll. U Wattles. •
gluif—rhilip Liman.
("Ironer-11r. W. J • 'lac 'Ore.
"Diregyor—Jeme D. Keller,
Cbmwasimearg-4agubLett, *meg
sal Neldieb. . Jeltarsge
—Wm. .MoOlegn. Physician to J.
O'Neal.
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4,1, L).5 ‘1 rll.
f. • starer—Jrc,s.
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r. 1 1,-11enry i. U.naer.
iOJI MIRIAM
Wirt, UNIJ heij KeaJi
carry. Willi can UAltar.,tve 4 .m
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c4riisie %cid silr.4d at ***** 2d ail
loch .nstli.
1142,111.1 s .V 0.180,1. 0.
street, every )loads) •vatilla
C “I'LJ ts rrabe„llu.3l. /.9.
!I 411. Tory Friday ,
paa O. A . —North scat ea
sr 4ry Suarklay erasing. '
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1. Oilleilara)—Paditot,i44.o4
Saralee. cy Proratoota of College
‘, 3 stely, dabbatts morning 441.
arrumg. Uuring r •
.4 , ealuK•rcric• .agittod.
vieri St. /
maralug esl Stink
d erdoing.
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rif es 4 tbzmith /*Orilla
I rOuralley alveolus.
pwr..4,;4ri4a—Rer. Wm. U. 1111111:
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ncea "hLat4ll , rp aalu6 and orsoln
fir•tioniC.
Jusept. eon. fleritoes
,1 44. qiurelag sod Vtarneen..
Unit , l , /I.lrtuy/4.—R4. .1. Ja
by +pedal appoiaPolillita.
frattOiiinal
M. KfittUTll
• -
J M.
Listtyaburu. Pa. 0011• N •
,husloest promptly satoads4, to. -
pfacs B.ltonare street ; south of t
Jt uo 18, 1169-tf
yIcOUNA •
I) •L. .• /CIO •I
war IV
agi'
'tor 71s utrtevarg .tract. •
"teue.l.l2 av•u 1 0 sun...a
uout d lot; too. all /foil
cc at cc 'e tuom , clot! , Back-pay
c., cc J. .c sccidAtAl;civ.• p realm,
aly attooded to.
. . 1 , scr. it‘ ..soled, SPA ~kyN6l
in I.iwn tad °air
Jalle 18,1669.-K
J. COVER, &TTO:
• L W, rill promptly CO
454.1,chge Elailnossestruatad Colas
Be• as: weed irboaltook uld D
• ,nB., lalttowreillrest.G•itllb
Ma, 29.18441'
.
t)A.VID A.. 1101111.143,
MgY VI Law, will promptly at
.7u4 oil All.,thabr ousiniuwiene t rpated
El,. it 1114 ed 414•1109 !PIO*
I.,,4litetti• :wart Heats. ((bitty.,
L)A.VID WILLS, AT
AT t 4,o)llce•t altreaideriCalP
orcer oft:lootrelikuiste.
1.3' 29.1667
Da. u.‘S. HUBER,
3. S. Cu,br of Chanbersburg and r.
orPOllll.l
lase U. /1189.—tf
OIL J: A. AIUISTSO ,
Haring located at NSW 111/Elin!f
to all branokile of tad profeellas, and sti
hia (Ace whoa oat yrafeallossllytaaim
atalimaartauwar, t
Adam. county, Pa. 10l
DR. J. W. C. O'NEAL •
Etas Ws Omc• •t his rookies/al
kroistbovetbeflospilar
Gattyabarg,Ma729,lll4ll7..
JOHN L. HILL, &I„ D.,
moon Ohamberiburg tame, Dearly.
Nagle .Uottri,
lit 1TTY8813.6. PIN N• 4
sa-Havlag been le eoseteetyreedee
p etiolate eau be amazed el good WAS*.
R. J. E. BERKSTREIV
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D..t, %soling located to eel
arca.' to tit* pa Clio- OassiwTiork
("soils* the Globe las. where Om Will Ile
Attend to soy este orltalatlepreOlatte
maals • sat of (all if putts I s isiotst
•I ted Wadi-lams reaaostiale
July 30,111190-41 •
DR. U. W. LRFE.
LiUksiOsiton, *lama co., -
Ly APING peasattently located la that
I!. erica(' to tlltraotaeral /make ad
Surgery. 01See la Lombard *treat a
treat.
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JOHN FAREt
718 ARCH STARA
Middle of the lock, bet. 7th MO Ith
PEULADIMPHIA,
Importer, Maanfacturior aad Dederta MI
quality of
FANCY FUR
LADIIB' AND DUMDUM
Whined, ran hiproted
known /Mt IMPOStrllotid.
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Wbad aft of lam koat • int
mod km tboa wailsvp by Mt
may / avoid napsothal7 invitwa '
sad adjaana=l=l sad
!lard* aad seat of •
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law pe as aar attar napialata• Basfe '
lan e W
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