gilt . ' Sill, 11;t1 f illent •
: u -
iNrStrslMrili. • jai_ !!MO
17711-
1. All land on which doter or the
grams are grown must either have
lime in it naturally or it must be arti
ficially supplied. • It rwitteri" little
11 whether it be supplied In the form of
stone lime, oyster shell lime or marl.
. 2. All permanent improvement'of
lands must look to lime arils bails.
B.'Llsada'whicth have long been in
culture will be benefited by applica
tions in the form of bone dust, guano,
name phosphate oflitne, composts of
fish, ashes, or oyster shill lime, or marl,
if the lands needs liming also.
4. No lands can be preserved in a
high state of fertility, unless clover and
the grasses are cultivated in the come
of rotation.
5. Mould Is Indispensable in every
soil, and a healthy suppl.l Can alone be
preserved through the cultivation of
olovcand grasses, the turning of green
crops; or by the application of composts
rich in the *amnions of mould.
6. All highly concentrated animal
immures are increased in value, and
their benedt pielongedi by:the rtitrdzi
tare of plaster or pulverised charcoal.
' 7. Deep plowing and subsolling
- greatly improve the productive powers
- of a variety soil that is not wet.
8. All wet land should be drained.
9. All grain crops should be barveilt
ed several days before the grain is
thoroughly ripe.
10. Clover, as well as other. grasses
intended for hay, should be mown
when in bloom.
it Bandy lands can be most efleetu
improved by clay. If such lands
Whim liming; it is best dons,by aoom•
poet of lime and clay. Ih slacking
lime, salt brine is better than water.,
12. The chopping or grinding of
grain to be fed to stock, effects a saving
of at least 26 per cent.
18. The draining of wet lands adds
to their value by makMg them produce
more and better crops, by producing
them earlier, and by improving the
health of the.neighborhood.
14. To manure or lime wet lands is
to throw manure, lime and labor away.
Ip. Shallow plowing operates to im
poverish the soil, while decreasing-pro
duction.
16. By - stabling and shedding stock
during the winter a saving of one
fourth of the.food is effected. That is,
one-fourth less food is required than if
they were exposed to the inelemeneles
of the weather.
17. A bw3hel of plaster per acre sown
broadcast over clover, Will add from 20
to 100 per cent, to Its produce,
18. The periodical- application of
ashes unieached,- tends to keep up the
integrity of the soil,by supplying most,
if not all, of the organic substance.
19. Through preparation of land is
absolutely necessary to the successful
and luxuriant growth of crops. •
20. Abundant crops can not be grown
on the same land In succession unless
fertilizing matter is returned to it In
equivalent proportions to those sub
stancies taken away. _
N. H. AUSTIN, of Tunbridge, Ver
mont, raised last season 900 bushels of
potatoes from three and one-half acres
of ground, He alio raised 600 bushels
of ears of corn on three acres.
IN Texas, a Airs. Pitta, of Fort Bend
OOwnlast year cultivated with her
n hands seven acres of cotton,
making five bales worth $5OO. She
sup • its several young children.
" mitt kiw* nearly MA/11*i s oB',
he oftdii retail& food. To prevent this
he should' haVe access to old rotten
wood or charcoal and ashes. Charcoal
is a preventative of hog cholera.
JORN Gillian, of Bradford county,
Pk., raised . from three acres 90 . bushels
of clear spring wheat ; and from
serer dug 849 bushels of potatoes.
errivikL DUISOTORY
*omits moms.
roe/ id a a Oudger4LobvirtJ. Asher .
Arapriate jettgek•- Joseph J. Rahn, Robert McCurdy
Airesksmosasy-Jacols Melbora. .
Alaptgeremeal ilwoorder-l ra tel Swope.
Olern7iksOoterta-S.O. olt
Patric tgliborsiv-Wla. A . can .
- fteamtrer--ff. D. Wattles.
west/-Jacob Kluak.
Osemmr-Dr. K. L. Gate'.
=I -Jew D. Keller.asers-Jacoblestrosee Hartman. /Mall
11111 'Melt: Oterk-J . era on Kw,. Comma
Wm. 111001 eat. - Pityrteitut to latl-Dr. J. W. C.
O'lfeal.
Plriudors of the Peer-Martha Gots, SeAlamln
Deardorff, L.B ratta...l/4 mord-Jonas Johns. Clerk
-H. A. Eictlas. Treasurer-Jima Benner. Mew
set-J. 0. Neely. Pays teiss-J. W. O. O'Neal.
Astlitort-Nartlll Z. !!ollinger G . Dewy David
Sham.
soloing°, anTrigarze.
/Porous-0. Buehler. ; •
Ciencil—W .8. HARM con.AlAssadAidipAaider"olo
W. Onai, Ildb artTatA, A. W . Hun ter, WAl.P.d.Aker.
• Okrk-7. D. Divisors. Traurrer.--8; ituant
anuteda—Gitore• W.W4llrert. Jarmo Rouser.
*kw I Dirac/Ars— Wok. Gann, W. T. ging, Hiram
Warren, W. H. Sister, Jamb Au thlokinsh, A.
Id . Haws 4. Se cretory-11. H.santor. Treasurer
a. 43.111iRescodk.
22 1110 NATIONAL UN&
/Iresids*S-41oerrodwops.
CluAisr—J.inory Bair.
7'Mr—Raoul:l. Bonn*. -
Dirsoisrs-4/4torg• dirops, WdUa Young, Henry
Wirt, Davie Wills, David routalslsart, Wm. Ye
, William D. Mises, Joshua setter, Jab*
Waugh.
UNIT sktioiit amita or Vie
• _
iiretidesiresoisTbroas.
dhuullier—esarge Arnold.
Slits..-aanovil lashissa. '
dliKraffiloorge Tturomi,Ubt. Sal. /oho
Jan ' •
Joka gamer, George Arnold. J as
'rock* . .
_ ...5.... „ , . - -
a
lisix Cr annul .
Pre
„....,
. 0 40165 . 4 MT ellt. .
soonaitrip—Willima sake*.
Troginwer—Alozander Cobean.
Zusagsrs—Jedis impp..T. L. ii.k.U. Jovial. Uwe
Goofy kkrzila*abosa. piaglAr,llitorito Little, William 11. Nails
A I
MIA= 00111 VI 114,171 i IXIuI 0004112.
_ _
nog ,amo4l B. Zesll. •
Allienstiirr—David A'. Bash
•
21vanwer461111dward 9.l tock. -
ihmetigies ChammitgiNa--Itobert 'Ward', I Henry A
plekilig,tarob &la&
AJMXIPOONITTIIOI2CULTVIAUOCIZT I
lli•spi4ad-4111aillniel
ersigohnea—lphntat if yen irltkorinr,
=rpriow . E .—Baerga Z;fr i d a gli l ia lkais sak.ik
.ftwarw.--Derld Wis.
musiegre.—WllUmai B. Wan ii,Wllllaat
Rooms La, froaerick Dithli W. gem whit..
.airuams issoaunoir
JPPssiskisi—blvrardo .Iskasstock
ties .Prartiest—Willlamo A. Duncan
annearp—Joba 1. McCreary.
Wreenorsr.—JelaiCslV •
. W. C. War sel.Johi Rapp, A. J. Corer
D. aid 'art, Wis.,. Atkinson.
own:purr
aterfacry—lra.A.Diaseas.
Triansnr—Joal A. Daawor,
88swer•nr-2. D. Basil/ler. DiL,24cheni mker H. so
Wesslas.Lit.Scumen,W.l..Dascaa, .
aaaa
warn CoNTAIrt •
Prtsidest—Osoce•W.
aai Zeimmerer....assml R.
W. 111.01.115 a, 2 Buehler , 8. X
2 4 21,9 ,18. kfoimmi berm .
samspus 2ansomb.
82fpustreior--Zolmin
adesservied.Treassrer—David •
Pirst.
tri2a .Marl
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" arrive 12.4112. mu
* no Ins Usk makes doe. emosetloa tor lin
'igebigrisad Ilastsra sat Wooten palms, IL . 80.28111
irsia 22218•118/2sgs.
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Wm' 94 Jlea447 la Nth modth: _
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theidessil thswead th nots,94 &MI 449 Tkurthir
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thare amok, every Kama s w im a g -
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girds* ,0111•1. .
mo w,atoalborst.li. N. Ilireldeal
vim **bask moridayi aid tarfalai And
loydresitlaii. • %. '>
ibilidlist iiiresmajaa—aters. H. C. Oaa .1 11. ,
Illisifir.
M'• 11 kftinal• illieralsrail
_oil eilmiereverdas.
.jimmilirgas—mm-wm,, R. Italia. IteMoilbillabiA
ages iii r e *TWA& sad Wimilaimily *Twain.
anion
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It r imhic 1.."3!14 aid mit
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•COtidligt*St Atitihtr."
JUIST.I-111fPLAGB.
TO GAT
C__H E A P `,
Boots intl . :l3lloes]
I WILL RNLI.
YT 'INTIM. STOCK • •
~.BOOTS AND SHOES , .
N , 4 • Y.
AT
C 0.8 T:
-CALL AND AI OONTINOND
NO rsousiat TO BOW GOODS!
DON'T KISTANI THE PLACE,
ILLLTIMORE STREET,
Biarty opposite the COMPILER Oce, Gettysburg.
. D. N.
Jon. 21, 1170.—tt
wusant j minas?
W.II E R 12 - ?
DID FOIrBUY THAT
'NICE NEW SUIT !
,Witr. AT
S. WOLF'S
CLOTHING .STORE,
in the DR/mond, Cbr. of the S q uar e , -
TOHN OP oirrrinumak oouwr OF ADAMS,
AND STAIR OP PENN'A.
'THAT'S THE 'PLACE
the very place, for
BARGAINS I • SAWA INS BARGAINS! II
it evarythint--Over Coats, Dress Coats, Pantaloons,
lege, Undershirts, White Shirts, Mir; Hank
Ties. Glove; Oomforte, Hits, Cap; Boots and
Shoes, Clocks, Watches, Jewelrj; Per.
Amery, Clothes Br ush es, Trunks,
Carpet BagS, Palleas, Umbrellas, '
and ten thimsand other Atli
elm, all "too numerous
to insert."
Call, examine, be convinced, bay, and be glad.
Highest market price, paid for all kinds of FURS.
Dee. 8, 186:1.—tf
JOSEPH JACOBS,
M.EBCHANT TAILO.R,
CHAMERRIKBURG STREET, GETTYSBURG
PliWandersigned, of the ista Arm of Geo. Jacobs
t Bro., wonid most respectfully inform his
Mends and the public generally, that he has opened
a Merchant Tailoring e l ishmentlnChambersburg
street, next door to th e oUpisce and three doom east
of the Keystone House, where he. will be happy to
walt on all who may patronize him. His lo t ock of
CLOTHS, 015111KBAS, VEATINGS, rauckulias
ae., ac., ac.,
~lllbafoundchokeendchap—very desirable to sir
loot front. ill kinds of Goods for sole—whotbor ho
inanufoc taros or not.
GOODS AUDI UP with dispatch, ea well when
basaktat otherstores as at his own. The very beat
work will be mode—good Ate and sabstantial sewing
—and nothing will las deemed too much trouble to
render satisfaction In every we.
Moistest New York Fashionsregularly received.
Outtingdona, as nano!.
• ohms orinshilopatron age is solicited, and no of
fort spared to deserve it
April 16.—ti
BOOT§ AD 8110E6:
NEW ZkT.ABLI4.II.IIfENT.
THlluidarsigned h • a erected a new bu tiding ,or
111 ootsad dhoe Establishment, on Oarllshit.,
swarths Ealiroaddtstion , in Gettysburg, whereas
now offers Su Bala,
Boots, Shoes , Gaiters,- , Slip-
.
perg, .
orates efolasnandskiliiren,of different styli)/ and
prices. Es lairalissamortMantiO select from ,and
wit la silsomE article at tits smallest prod ts.
WORK lUDS! TO 0111)111, of the best materials
sad workmanship. Ivory effort made to rands!.
satisfaction. The patronageofthe publiels solicited.
Oallin,and select from his stock or Lame your mess.
J
In either Mete you cannot Ad lto beitiassed.
July mata.—.l7 - JOHN If .ItItILLNE
HAS A : RIVED AT
N -R R IS'
HEAD-QUARTERS;
On the S. E. Corner of centre Square,
GgTTYSBUELG,.PA.,
the Largest and Best Stocks of
Fall & Winter Clothing,
THE LATkBT ISTYLLS O
HATS AND CAPS,
THE BEET MANUFACTURED
BOOTS AND SHOES,
also a Large Variety of
Wbolen Under-Clothing
with a large assortment of
NOTIONS, TRUNKS,
♦nd everything found in e Gentlemen'
Furnishing Store.
GIVX-4S-A - CAIL.
Oct. 1, 1111119.—tt
FALL AND WINTER
CLOTHING,
Hats and Caps
Boots and shoes.
NNW FIR'Id!
OOREAN
'CUAIaNGERAM
R im.: revolved from the Olty a new and lard
•OLOTHING,
HATS & CAPS, • '
BOOTS & SHOW,
&c.•
Ngoodellave all Mom aelacted wttb great care and
a AM» to Blest the mato. of this community.
Mello wlll6d thogomie td boot the Met laality
LATEOV_EITYLEsk,-
*mod all aril sidled to call atone Storm, juaßald-
Migeotreat. Olottyabmgotearly
*mi. • • • .a.
OcA IL—tt JAL COMBIIIdHAY.
FALL AND lottelp,
CLOTHIICO,
AT F. CIINITINsaiIAVIVI3,
oPPparrh EMI AND Marrincr, ormez,
.6MnWyßUß4hint.:
Taorlitillihinialt tlu but fiktitiSik'444l4
**WO
COATS, RAW, rift
-10
S H .1 It T - S
Tr u nks, v;,l*, r umbreuaa,
g r ." 4 i.irPll.4o7ef
NOTple, MMtMM.
OLOOKS, WATCII2B,
• . *
.. _ ...
.„ .
TOE:1000 ant:: 17. eta.: .•
- , ...." . 4,' '
ill : I VVVCS at tattr 1 40:11 1 M
§ a
6 .14 Iliad) am Um
NAM
'
NEW:SPRING,ILMMIER
• k-AT ARENDTSVILLE, PA. •
TOBIAS R. COVER
itrlintopetied a Dew store, in Areadtsvills, has
ortrealtroed from the dty with a eploadtd
seet !allot
DRY ROODS,
aßooltnes, ' • .
41 Tworil4Abl
,„u.L.RDWARR, he.
lay saßrelitopeit .14 cash. Ii
tasetiver, cheap. Clivatat. 3 call sradjadg•
C= - 7, -It. 001r1tA.
1870. 1870.
B W S 9
Corner Turk greet aad .I[lfegoond,'
GETTYSBURG,
.. continue . to sell
DRY GOODS ,
NOTIONS,
HATS,
CAPS,
BOOTS,
SHOES,
CARPETS, &c.
at Om lowest prices In town.
Jaa•
Fall and Winter Goods.
AT PETERSBURG, Y. S., PA
("BLEST 8.0 W. 7 s
HATE received tYNr NEW PALL AND K INTER
GOODS. an excellent iusortment, selected with
care and will be mid cheap for rash.
I.§.Give ns a call and exaallee our Goods.
. DOW REP.
- •
Oct. 29.1869. tf
Amid for the Grove k Baker Bewiaroosehtne
has the'Largest and Best Seleete took o
DR:Y GOODS
NOTIONS
ttift has been brought to Gettysburg this fall, ■ hie
JOBliPli JACOBS
will be sold at the lowest poliallda.raasso
Oov. 5, 1869.—tf
$lO,OOO RE WA RD
STORE ENTERED!
Robert & Elliott's Store ,
IN GETTYSBURG,
'VITAS entered last Week and a large enantity o
Men. Dry Goods, Notions, Qateuswai sand Carpetlig
The parties we well known, lin t have than far es.
,eapod arrest, asthsy le ft amoebae/Lain exchange Lt
the Goods.
The persons who took the Goods are very well
sathded that they'rerelved more or better Goods for
their money than they could have got at say other
Wire.
Come one l Come all
and siamineoux large assortment of
GINGHAMS,
LAWNS,
BARROWS, - •
•
•
CLOT ALpACCAS,
CLOTH, .•
CASSIMERES,
• TWEEDS,
JEANS,
• VESTINGS,&e.
Also,Carpets,Notlons, Glassware, Qneensware, and
Indeed, a general assortment of everything beio‘ing
to • first-class Store.
mamma the place Is opposite the Court-bane,
Baltimore street, and that our motto Is, Fair Dealing
and Small Pram. f April 23. 1•69.-1
GOODS.
"EtAHNISTOCLIE BROTHKRB hays lust rseetred a
full supply of FALL AND WINTER. 800D8
which their friends and the public are invited to st
amina.
•
Oar Block cOneleta of Trench Merinos, Detainee, re
prose Cloth, Tandy; Bp latUnea, Creamier Cloth,
Mack and Colored Alpacas, Black and Fancy
Ploide and every variety of Dram
Goode. Also, Hoop Skirts, Roman
Ribbons, !Peck Tim, da, &a, tr.
CLOAKING,
Plain and Ninon itl3N4A;t, lin} lll &
Single Blanket, Brack* and Thdbet.
a large almornnent and very cheap
Ws ban, • beautiful meaty of Plain and fancy
Gatti.. Also, stall Lae orChilldren's Us
deritiltta sit Orman,
a obsded iworiakeat auldiadrs. asida""
Jeans, tie, Also, UM Babas, Shirts and
Drawars, ihuriedies, Eisdidkereidas,
Nook Ties, Oolleks, de, to.
*gad It soi Wt." Viso say Nods
Vonitian, Honanakalet and
Also, oar soviWNW of
lIAADWAIti t
•
f 4 . W4112.11 t . ,
• t ~. :A. ,
PAINTS,
ir.
118.411witsi arpplyyttii with what
You 11 4 014,1 i brillitrMille • •
def l~lr If
wxBTERN
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‘
ERE4WWW# 4 141alla
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.: ;, :-..•
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.
OF No. 1, ,
.
i ps..64,4l,44;„ d ilic;tei SSW ita
. 4.0410 . 1 amid;
refttalellMg. iii 4ll4ll ei tarhl4lo4:
ViViiiiainclie aiibilide ir.4 tioltaidik
. 4 0 1 0 0 , 13 / 4 /01./14#4A, • A ...
, - - t t , A••• S- A eilltalalieflk
11319
IST ADVBETIKKG =DO =
TIM Ma AND L
IMO
NEW
J. L. SCHICK
Affil)
FALL AND WINTER
YOB LADIES,
SIIAWLB,
V II R 13 ,
D OMESTICB,
loiest rates.
YOR DRILDHEN
1 , 012 MN'S WEAR,
erg gl,oovemoir,
aAxprts,
, MATTING,
Pr i.l IRA
RORBI AND LAP,stozirre,
• fltU
WINDOW GLA
HEE=
RRII
t.• ;.
:4441118.
B 0 D S
DOIDOM, SOLD AND IXORLIWED ON MONT
UAL TUB.
GOLD MIGHT & SOLD
AT MA.RICAT RATER.
COUPONS -.CASHED
PACIFIC R. R. BONDS
Bought and Sold.
STOCKS
Bought and Sold on Commis
sion orily.
Accotinte received And letoreer allowed on daily
Imisoces ►abject to Check.
De Haven & Bro.
NO, 40' SOUTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, PA
March 4, 1870—ly
SAFE AND PROFITABLE
INVESTMENT
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
6 Per Cent. Gold Bonds
AT PAR AND ACCRUED INTER-
EST IN CURRENCY
PRINCIPLE AND INTEREST PAY-
ABLE IN GOLD
THIRTY YEARS TO RUN
All Taxes pa i d by the Company
Penuals p(ousemidng Up. Bon& can make,
by exchanging, from
$l5O 10 , $175 on $l,OOO,
and get in e.olluirkge
QUEENSWAItE, 'CONFECTIONS
•
leuiejfrulta,ll4pireancydrtiele.andNotiou. getter
We 0 , 10 leek...one heee ern,. --a want.
117711.
Haying pure seed for CASH, I rut prepared to
sedl very rhea . Give Cee Ile/Wand Judge for your:
Soiree.
bearing the same rate 42( Pitere.e. t. Baps. ze $07.-t I J. W.,:e.11130.
GOLD BONDS
For farther information Enquirer at
GETTYSBURG NATIONAL BANK
J. ZKORT ItAIN, Ctsxhior
Feb. 18, mo.—tf
GEI7YSBURG
NATIONAL BANK !
GOVERNIttIeNT.SONDS, of 1101:0 lid
IMEI
Tat HIG NEST PREMP:Li paid GOLD and
EMIIM
COO PONS 4.7.ASHRD OR 01 MI.JOCTAD
Persona desiring to invent in STOCKS nr BONDS,
of any kind, •r• Invited to call, as we have the
the facilities of New York, PI tiladelphla or
Baltimore mirkeln. Consequoutly all
orders ewe prunptly e [muted
Pnesous pesenasing COUPON BOYDN, and deaf.-I.r
for safety to convert Into Register Id. are requested
toe 1110'4 . '8 have the advantage to tranavr at a
trifling expense
INTERNAL REVENUE BTAIIPS of all danoalla
liana for -
ENTIRE/IT ON 81401 AL DIIIPOSITS advanced
1 per cent., nis
I PIK OMIT. for 1 year,
Pfl 01ST. for 6 months,
3 P2ll. O2KT. for 3 months
tenons wishing lalltrmatioa ix regard to U.
i♦ottda, and Stocks all kinds, Sr. roquested to
irtvaaa a mil f lliaaalri , fl , lllmaialakriqva X11.,10'
J: /1110ZY 11A.12; Odd*
=
FIRST ItA.UbNAL IEMX
op
G TJ-JUG
''."R~L.:ttfitlk:.
'4iterapf 11,11MAVNIIVIOI, tonoirs;
r;i 15111 1 111 " 1. .. •• a. it=3,
„ omoreo
.11pOultOmuirimirt'. idneatE)
coupolui '
lin
tejE.P • . - 11114
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mhillevi,liff.ilel° AAN9Tar Oiabur
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AMOS LECKERT..
York at.; 4s Viiiiiii ; &rinser' s 13;2k mil.
skim
01* the Public to an ont11•
1
STOCK GROCERIES,
El
SUGARS,
COFFEES,
MOLASSES,
TEAS,
1= • SHOES',
DRIED FRUIT,
COAL-01L,
BUCKETS,
BASKETS,
BROOMS,
• BRUSHES",
TOBACCOS,
• SEGARS, (te..
•Isojia general stiortuieut of Notions.
,Hoping to givo saglahiotkm to atl who may fla
vor milk with a call, I gotten a Ohre of the public pa
tronage. bllO5 ECKERT.
8apt.174860.—t( •
tiROCEI?Th'S AND LIQUORS
A large lot ut (}r , -tries tho r etu telling Oiteaj,
for Croth
CROICE LIQUORS,
Old Rye IVlasky eight years Old
ALL OTHER .KINDS OF LIQUORS,
A Qeouai NANNurtm.t of fiLTTP:RS. among which IN
abler'• Herb Itlttels
Pure Liipiors for Medical pur
pow:. A t W.N. J. lIARTIN'S.
Table Cutlery, Glassware, Queens-
WARM, .nt WM. J. MA RTINT.
April 30. 1 se9
WM. BUYER & SON,
GROCERIES, NOTIO,NS,
Stone, Wooden and Willow Ware
Icaz..A general assortment of
all Goods usually kept in
a FAMILY GROCERY.
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GROCERY
HAVING uperied anew Orocery,in Gettysburg, ea
the north-west corner of the Public Square,
hiatus , received a splendid aseurtustiot •f FRESH
GROCERIES,
Including Sugar•. Coffee, 11...1ane.. Syrup. Teas
Splc ea .Tobaccu , Sult , ML. ll •mu.Shuuldur.,kr . f
GROCERY.
WM. B. MEALS HAS OPENED A
Grocery, Vegetable dud
Notion • Store' •
athicresidenceAdjuliAng it ash t Brother',,MArlde
yard, in
EAST YORK STREET
where Lela prepared to set as cheap as thr cheaper
anything is Wm lino. Give use call.
Marc/11.9.
IMO
EXCELSIOR GALLERIES
FOR K STREET, GETTYSBURG, PRNII"..I
Views of the Battle-field
FRAMES, ALBUMS, &c., &c
M.&le Agentilor Barnaby do Millard'. Patent
Revolving Al►ama.
D.. 3, Ing -t 1
HOLIDAYS!
NEW FIRM!
TR subscribers having entered into partnership in
the PHOTOGRAPHIC :SINUS, at the old
stand of liliornsn 100., Baltimore street, Oettysburyr,
(snarly opposite labseistoeke iltsrehwherwthey will
always be prepared to take la the bonny*
PHOTOGRAPHS, AMBROTYBEB, BON
TONS, CARTES, IMPERIELS, AND
"OTHER' STY/AA
Arburns, Photwrairds'reantlA (""
In W . ,Laannoty constantly oaluind andlhe Odd cheap
lemon ind ~s OIL Irrsathing dote to please Cus
airs sarlsbetion.
J. H. INTHIH,
JAMS PRIM&
by. lt, 1809.—it
IWWM I I3
COMPLETE MApiURE,
Super Phosphate of Lime,
Ammonia and Potash.
/elk= is ,a4akii Imsaa.•
A 244121107 ArAtraLW!, PDX .ALL , MOPS.
atesrat OA* mitosideittitlair NaMirisk, I
easblui 1 .01)11PLITS MAIMILIte at a
I Went pries, IM by the aid or n. emailaW ft Is
tiaproyed to tondltlta. also is. V a al' ( Warm"-
~rens
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maimayeattai ss all
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mi t te larlialtaair•ai s t
the Ames • ' *skew—
.or_ AIMIAR4 —110.!0!•,J
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V*" sainsi sc p 140: bat Artaigor sow
nt..a. •
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/ 05 9ouW edeot, &Moore, Md.
Mon* IS, MO—Sat
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Effitat t
anuLttaap is part of
WM. J. MARTIN,
Wikolesal. and Ratan Dealeri
very Old French Brandy
DE A L-E It S IN
'f'OI3AUUOS,
ALSO,
BARGAINS
•t the new
IN CIETTYi3BURG
JACOB W. CRESS.
ghotograph Salterlis.
It:sT. , l KLISIIED 18.19
TIPTON Sr, MYERS'
PICTUEUIS OP ALL STYLES
Send Stamp for Catalogue
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GETTYSBUIiG RAIL ROAD
FIRST MUNI Gattysburg at -8 42, ♦ . . M
aad conttrat at Haulm'sJunctioavithtaaiaslo
tug Norah,passeagere sea/Gala' Hetlatiser• sta . 10 P
AL, Raertsburgat 12 30,P.M., Pbtlaile3pbta at 4 10
P. M. isturstlag,arsive at Gettysburg at 12 30 P
with passengers froneßaltimoriir aarriabuTlk2c
81CO21 . 1) TRAINI•am 0 ettysburt, al 2 46 P
and connocte at Hanover Junction Witt. Mai
Train
. 2outt. at ♦ 42 P., X. b reaehlag Baltimore at
11•1
'T 00 P. H. Returning arrives •t dettysbarg •t
6 30 P. K • rub .) total:gars from Baltimore,
Harrisburg, Philadelphba, le
WA Passenger Car Is a/so attached to the Ilelgia.
train, which I IlsoorerJanctionat 7.10 A. Al
reaching Gettysburg at 1020. Yammers leaving
garrisburgin the 5.151. H. train car thus read.
Gettysburg by 10.30 A. M. Th, freight trate, with
Paseetteer Gar attached, wGt 'gave Gettysburg at 2
P. bf.,ie.cblugthe Junction .t 5.25
Nov. 2t1,11a6U
READING RAILROAD
WINTER AARANGEMENT,
MONDAI, DEC. 27th, 1869
Groat trot, k.; t 0 . 1:11 the North and Northwest
tar Philadelphia, New York, Heading, Pottsville,
Tamaqua, dahland,Shamokin, Lebanon, Allentown,
Manton:Ephrata, Litln.Laucaater.Coltimbla, to.
Trainsleave llarrisborgfor New York,arrollows:
At 6.35, 8.10 A.M., 12.20 noon, and 206 P.M., con
necting wlthshnllarTralusoriPennsylvanhatallroad,
and arriving at New York at 12.16 noon, 3.40, 6.60 and
10.00 P.M., respectively. Sleeping Cars accompany
the 6.36 A. 11., and 12 20 noon Trains without
change.
Returning: leave hew York at 9.00 A. M., 12.00
noon and 5.00 P.M., Philadelphia at 8.11 A. W. and
3.30 P.M. Sleeping Care accompany the 900 A. 31.
and 5.00 P. M. trains from h ew York without change.
Leave Harrisburg for Reading, Pottsville, Tama
qua, Ulnersville Ashland, Shamokin, Plus Grove,
Allentown and Pi:Haile:phis at e.lO A. M., 2.01 and
4.10 P. 01.,stnpidng at Lebanon mid principal way
Stationx; 4.10 P. 31. train connecting for Philadel
phia, Pottsville and Columbia only. For Pottsville,
Schuylkill Haven ' and Aihurn, via Schuylkill and
Susquehanna Rail Road, leave Harr i•borg at 3.40
P.H.
Way Peesenger rain I es•e. Philadelphia at 7.30
A..ll.,e)one:ting a - ILL& 4ignilar train on Cwt Penna.
Railroad, returning fruit. Heading nt 6.3: P. M.,
stepping at all Stations.
Leave Pottsville at 5.40 and 9.00 A. NI., and 2.46 I'.
Al.,ilern Jon at 9 30 A. 11., Shamokin at 5.40 and ;0.49
Aattlaud a [7.05 A. 11., a 6,112.341 noon, Tamaqua
at IL= A. 31., and 2.20 I'. M., for Philadelphia and
Nan York.
Leave Potteville.via.4 chuylkil laud iusquehanna
Matlroid•t SAS A. lif for Ilarrtoburg . n 11.30 A.
91.10 r PintiOrove and Tretnont,9
Reading Accommodation Train leave. Pottsville
at 5.40 A.M., pvssee. Reading at 7.30 A. M., arriving
at Ptillanelptila at In :to A. M. Returning, leaves
Philadelphia at 4.45 P. M., passing Reading al 7 40
P. M., arriving at Pottsville •1 9 30 P. M.
Pottstown Accommodation Train, leaves Potts
town at 6.45 A. H , - mural:it/ leaves Phlladelphis at
4.00 P.M
CGlamblattailroad Trainalaaaeltaadingat7.lsA
and 6.15 P. H. for Ephrata, Lltiz, Lanc►ater
Colambla.ke.
Perkiomen Rai I Road T rein el • ue e Perk loioeuJunc
lion at 9.00 A. 00 end 530 P. 31.• returning,
leaveSehwenk evil to et 5.05 A. M., 12.4 ' 5 noon. and
4.15 1. connecting with similar trail:tame Reed
ing Rail Road.
olotebrookdale Railroad Trains leave Pottstown •t
9.40 A. M., and 6.20 P.M., returning leave i4ountt
Pleasant at 700 and 112:r A. M., connecting with
similar traln• Itssolitig Rallrgad.
Chester Valley Railroad Traihe leave Itridgepot
at 8.20 A. M., 2-05 and 5.02 P. 31., returning, leave
Dow ningtown at 0.30 A. M., 12.4.; twan, and 5.15 P.
M., connecting with similar trai us on Reading Rail
road
On Sunday, :leave New York at 5.00 andel.U9 P. M.,
Philadelphia at 3.00 A. 31. and 3.15 P. 31.,(the 9.00 A,
31. Train running only to Iteading,) lease Pottrvillt
at 8.00 A.M., Ilarrhiburg at 5.35 A. 3.1. rind 4.10 P.
/11.0 ind Rending at 7.15 A.M. and 1005 P. M. for
Ilarriaburg, at 7.23 A. 31. for yew York, and 5.40 A.
M. and 4.25 P. M. for Philadelphia.
Commutation, 311 1E1ge,8e r asou,:flchoul and NICLII
11011TiCketn,toalldfrollt all pointil.at reduced lisle,.
Baggage checked through; 100 pounde flowed
sac bPaasen grr .
CI A. NICOLLA
i 4tler a; ilperluteud•Lt
Reading. P.
N ORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
WIN TEll St'll ED t." E
011 Audatter Nov. I:, It.6.l,Traluair ill bola Hanover
Junction as lall,s e:
LEAVE NORTHWARD
1.0.35 a. m.—Daily for Williantapott. daily (except
dundays) for Elmira, 11...tclseeter, Buffalo,
N ingot alai la and Erie arAl the Weat.
12.27 a. m.—Daily lot Bunalo, k.c.
2.10 p. m.—Daily(exc•pt :',4 Willlamaport
and Erie.
7.05 p. m.—Dally(except ttnritly•,for York.
10.03' p. m.—Daily (except Sundaa)a) for Ilarriaburg
and the Writ.
LEAVE SOUTHWARD.
7.07 a. m.-aDailyttopping at Park t...•.n1y .
7.A2 a. m.—Daily(ex , ept t 3 0 . ...1.eya; stopping al all
Station,
12.21 p. m.—Daily .topping •r Pork 1.., only.
1.32 p. m.—Dally (except Sunday .•tmppitie•t Park
ton only.
4.42 p in.—Daily (except Sunday •t.ppull st the
staticas.
EDW. S. Vi;ENt: .;,,
kid.
ALFRED It Fl 4 lt E. tit, :tsprifute Baltimore.narut.
Eon id. 1 0011.- f 11 arri•bil r 7, Peon's.
:.NNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
Doabletrack route running between Philadelphia
and PittaLurg. Trains leaving °edit 'burg mitre the
following it:inectione with this Trunk line:
Gettyitburg leave at 9.15 n. tn. A 12.10 p. m.
L ~ . .rof.luortioti arrive 1O.i: 2.0;
'•'• leave ULLA • •
Illarriehnig artier 12.54 pw. 11.44 "
leave 3.50 •• 22.1 a. m.
Philadelphia err', 9.10 •• 6.50 "
Harrisinarg lease 1.16 " 12.10
Pittsburg arrive 1.15 a. m. 9.10 si
At Philadelphia close connections ate made with
the trahas for New 1 ork. &Aims and all IrJkasterla
Cities. At Pittsburg connections are made in the
New uni A , c01,,,t with lb. trains for .01 ll'olt 4 . tu
point,
elj_Po far tlseri rrformati,
EDWARD 11. WILLI
iler, Snprrrir.htr . ndeul,Altrwtirk, Pa.
(Izmir W. GI , INSKIL. tan. r.r,tr ar.i
Agent,Phllar'•lpLia. , Ma) II _t
Zirerg ffitablfz.
WEAVER & SON.
MIMI
Livery, Sales & Exchange
STABLES,
cm
Washington at. ; Grtlysburg. Penna.
r r AKE pleasure in announcing to
11_ the public Witt they hare better necommoda•
lions than ever to mspply the public with all Myles
and kinds of Conveyances that can be found in • tint
clue. livery. Their Horses, flocks, and Sleighs cannot
be beat by any mtablishment in the town. In prices
they defy competition.
Horses and Mules
bought and sold, on reasonable team'
GIVE US A CAI:L.
Take Notice
THE undersigned is desirous of
11 closing up bis old accounts, and would ask all
Howe indebted tocall and settle the same. The books
will be found at tbe above stables sad all personalu
dobtal are earnestly requested to call and square
their ecixrunta. NICHOLAS 1/111AV1I.
Dec. 3, 1868,-tr
• EAGLE LIVERY,
Sale & Exchange Stables,
Oppoet . k the Eagle Rotel, Clamber:burg etreet,
GETTTSBDUZIG, PENIrA
THE undersigned have opened a
new MIRY, SALK AND IXCHANEII OVA
ISLE, in this plass, and are prepared to offer superior
icsommodations in • this Rae. We have provided
ourselves with
Buggies, Carriages, Hacks,
Light Wagons, &c.,
Of the latest styles, Brad eat to meet lb a public de
amid. Oar harem aro good, without spot or blem•
Loh, and perfectly rellable—soaelof your "old orlp;.
Imt all of the "2AO" order.
, Rldlap ties can always be accommodated and
otanfeetsble attainments' furilihed.
Psalm, large or small, can raja st what the want
at' th e OW emstatmedetbsd-taltai
'9Mb:onto the Baal edleld politely. attended toe ad
reliable drivers tarnished if desired'.
Partheconveyed to and from the Depot - worn the
aretraleaddepartare of may train.
r° o6 •bmiligiss, sold, or ozollorldrd , sad arena*
DWI OM. Oar motto ft nth' play
sad no go
liciss and oitemut t o....Pumaus....x&-.
tanWd e Mitt
.ereasseseamayleabler edargiwatater.
by MUM* tibeertdr and attlates,
mama dal to plates everpone who patronises oar
Wants
YEEEY Y. TATE,
W.ELLIA.II - D. - 40LTZWORTIt
Dee. el. MD'
MINCE PIES !
LT Wit J. itilliTliSPO; Is thi plies to get the Ma
he agood litoee PIO&
El=
::.; eup,kiskirks
PiUiQ.
.
CITBASNS,
• AND AIPLICS,
AS MAITIN'II, Itiltimore et
:Nev. 111,
Ciao of Wray&
TIME TABLE
-UoCUILDT Elap's
M=M=4l
Vitortqautons
FURNITURE ROOMS,; PETER BENTZ,
MUSIC EMPORIUM,
' 6ETITSBURG PA
WARNER & CO.
INVITE special attention to theft large almortnient
.L of ibusebold Furniture, all of the beat nlelie awl '
CRICK ERIN° & SONS
latest styles, wiileb tbely are selling &telly pieta. i
I . . .
. , . .
, Also , the Colibro Piano, The . .
laic and itiost-approv44l otylest
. .
COWAGE SUITS, i 1
full 7 octave., only 4 feet to inch.. bog. '
.
- .
Containing BgDSTEAD, BUREAU, WABILSTAND,
TEAPOT TABLE,SOUR CHAIRS, NURSE
'ROCKER, and TOWEL KICK - -
'seta es low as 130. Alp , -
ORGANs
manafidetared I. MASONA the NyEn-
PARLOR Sr' CHAMBER FURNITURE, I
or all kinds In separate plects—SOFAS, TABUS, All Guaranteed for a years
CHAIRS, STANDS, BUREAUS, TOWEL RACKS
WARDRORM, WORK ?ABM DININO and
BREAKFAST TABLES, IeXTENSIVE
TABLES, CRIBS, MATTR KSSRS, f I .k
RACKS, WIIAT.NOTS, COIL
DRE.:.VE CARRIAGES, STEP
LADDERS, BRAIKEUS
Ar., he , and a 1.
4stator I ”f
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS
P1111.:11)ELPIHA.
TUCKER. ,SPRING BOTTOM.
,pARI,OIt, ] ; f►(il(
Call and Examine!
South=east co - roer of Centre Square
Oct. 22, 1569
NUAL F', mrrcitEu, S voLF,
China, (71,1 and /;girth
PEerd.Ne I‘l., 11 , 4'S 107,,, d•
r
No. 707 ( STREET, R 0 s y LAMP,
_l,
I'IfIL.ID FILED
Fine Parisian Gaiiite
I —eaves 38 per cent. of oil—no had a - for—will not
The /rest ettoutware in the market, geld at the titre brc,t, o r W ea r out, t, ru..:.t!io. Our agi.at. wake
money, ',can, It •mpplfe., a wart a•
right._
of ordi4ory goods
WHITE.FRENCH CHINA. '
In all tko mbni.es sm•littyle
Decorate," Dinner, Tea and
Toilet Sets in great
arieh
E.NV I: A rED ON THE PR .A.VD
(LUNA DECOR. TED either in j t• b or
matr , .ibgs, in th, 6eit mann,.
FIRST CIA:, (; , ,MoS ONLY and b)11" EST CASH
89N21
ioquiry z t ho., of
promptly ax,ut
RING'S VEGETABLE'
AMBROSIA.
THU, FAVORITE HAIR RESTORER
has been Left. the entugh t. livr- Leen
thtirtarglils tested and Its Inds - rasing sale and now.
larity are the beet ev ktert cis of its superior merit.
AS A RESTORER OF GRAY lIAIR
ite otigival color it ha. t o c•pial
FOR CURING.
HUMORS .? SCALP
and preventing. italing it In irondErfally zuccessful.
For Preventing the Hair
from uff it Is unfailing.
FOR RESTORING
HAIR TO BALI) HEADS
it succeeds beyone.l Coroptt..ll u, altbuctr,ll not always
succe•.ful. Wh. ~rt,it,een ere r de
strnyed new lisin is .13 rt 1., grow after using It pro
jowly
A,S di DRE,S;YLVG
nothing so rpaattrot it. It imparts to dry, faded and
wiry !lair that beautiful gluary Appearance a.. much
admired.
Onattielug er gra...! It .1.44 mot Boil the
Buret linen.
It is comtionoded upon Scientific principles of the
lan rest iup edient s nd is entirely harm lei,
...Oh the melt frnvraot EVrart4
17 - 1.51 - 1. 1 102i1.1 Ls
1111111111( rll:!!Cser ziveli if ... 4. V !Alt
the
AMBROSIA
krino. nL, retittirii it. 17.•,. it oilier knit yon
1.• N.. 1 1.. ,lit it.
.104.-6,1.1 0 A. L. Purl.ler, J. M. Iltatvr, IL. Horner,
Get tystAtrg. ta., and 0
D.Brocprnt .1 -11.P1:011A NTS 1 rt r. TTVFRE
PRI'E E DOLLAR i „ z. 6711 E.
E. TUBE! CO..
Propri.2
Noy. 28, ISti9--Om
TUZ ecCUMBER WOOD
P U 11/1 p
°net/n:on reasons uqcn this is Me tut Pump maim
fin:flu-ea in America for
WELLS & CISTERNS
1. It Is Simple. 3. It ie Reliable. 3. It Is Durable
4. It Works eery Easily. '5. It throws Water
Rapidly. 6. It ir,all Wool. 7. The Word is
Tasteless. B. It does not Crack in the
Ran. 9. It is not liable to get ont of
order. 10. Should any repair sbe
necessary lo time, they can
easily be made by soy per
ten. I %It will nut freeze.
12. It is Cheaper tban
a•.y other renal le
Pump mane-.
-factored.
•
TESTIMONIALS
In testimony of.the superior character?), this Pump,
we refer, by permieeton, to the followihiperlons who
have bed it In me, and tatted it with entire esti.-
faction :
Ter. Bleeeeker, Franklin tp. ; George Smith, Hun
them tp.; Arnold Lives, Franklin tp.•„ A. K. Myers
Lattimore tp.; John Cress, G ettyaburg ; p. Klemm
°remount ; Peter Shively, Fairfield; "Pattie! King
"airfield ; Wm. Young, Hountioy tp.; Andrew Haver
stock, Tyrone tp.
-Persons requiring Pampa for wells or cisterns, can
have them Tatukthel all complete and nilebl
sending the depth of the welt or chasm. Batiellietioa,
guaranteed in all cases or no payment required.
Orders by mall br otherwise promptly attended to.
JOSEPH It CRUMB,
licKnightstown, Adana county, Pa.
Oct. 29, 11039.-ly
FRESH GARDEN,
Flower, Fruit, Herb, Tree,
shrub & Evergreen
'Seeds,
with directions for culture, prepaid
by mail. The 27108 t complete and
judicious assortment in the
" country. Agents wanted.
• 16 ants of olthar for $1 00; pronald by mall. Also
ininalarstr,Balbro ll itinnly Poland. As.
?le . ;V.! aail y. : ,. lb c t i .Earle A ltzse Pot* j o r r eti o d i
par 1000, n prepaid. bliser Una -fragrarst ear
blends* Japan HOlutinnetle, 60 Ott. nab; prepaid.
Tina allPe tied OranbnifYi'bruiplind , Ox.lffrhad cal
tan, al 00 per 100, prepabL, with , Priced
Caralogne to say addrin; Armin; inn Wide Has.=
Sande oa_loadea. .
B. M. WATSON, Old Colony iforserf en and Seed
Wardens*, Planotitk.Wasa. Batabilehed la 1.110.
•Dea. 94,113119.4= .
. , .
;oak Agents :Wanted for
IFT4trGO - 1413 AND . Tiirtpip,llB, OP .
P. .13 A INT,. Al,
. _
WM* Jo Om Lone ,IClckure rebaut--
.11.01000 Ptipet-;.PRletif MOM And Oerssion , =
js'Blimasi /WI 491194 lawnesimmr -.
It seaboaces Betty Team
. Ilomillocilose of hi. Susi'
Life as Merchint, Mini, Lecturer, - and
giongleue amoseate of Ais iseptimmesut,
lallnpo, his Butmeastu Europoin Tours, and im
pentamPWstaleal and Perecial Inumbilmeseen no.
pieta with fLasser, Anecdotes sad Buterliabelug_ Ur.
reties. Ile bait published .o acceptable loan classes.
leery ea it. Apses ars selling from it to
UM a week. We oiler nitre terms. Osr lUustrated
Gablogne midterms to Agents sent free.
• . .I. B. SORB APublishers.
Feb. 4,1871 i-en Efortford, Conn.
• __
___ •
r i f t ,lG Or • MM.
.
11.04,006 having entered In Partaership with
Wa. bib Mu" In she Marble Cutting businees
""aarkft. Ito., wood
1. folgotetthewa ae are.Patb robtical
mashie bilMiciaaita be *MA MI all Mime, an
tile old established staid, cosier of Baltimore and
Bast Middle
2m iliittptbarg, Pa.
Matalt4,llfOr'- •
=I
Pro. 30 Zs:4 rkei stree:, Ark, Penn'a
gore Agent end . Deniertin the poli•Nle wits of
KNABIi CO ,
tir fl+,l and a re. in I t
liCiVe!lnil 0 I !Wit rlltnetit. Ad•lre..
Furni titre Warerou s,
Of the lust t Slyi( - 11 -t Nfwilfa( tut t
FEATHER BEDS; AN'I NIATTRE!•;SES
Feb.
WANTED AGENTS
r I . li ,
Ire..,
For full
=1
JOSEPH WALTON & (20„
CABINET-MAKERS,
-Vo. 413 Irt/wit S'.,
.•. • f :,!•
utA tr rip, rieh re Hi •-ri
furni,l/
reawnable : 4
We rrimartfa.•lll, fh,.• I , l,(Jit . 1,11 'all
priced fur: ture r •opcs.., u :Ill)
furl:Ott:re
Counter..
Banks, Often tO re
WALI4n. . L..
:7,Veb. lt , 187)-1y
11.1,4.1570-
WHEELER& WILSON'S
LOCK•,TIT,:!!
Etinil\ - Se\vim!: illachilte
OVIJIL 43 , ),0w NOW IN
EX,{ MI .11 r EFUKE 1:;' 17 1.
811)PER MONTE
PETEN.S.US 1 I'..tFLPENTFAt. General ,Isrei.o.
GE:SERA I, OFFICE fur !D.!l>in CUCSII,JACWYS
I LDlNti, CIIA.111.4:11. 4 1.11211'.;
ETTA, I. ,
1,vV.1 —Osu
HO WE MACHINES!
THE LATEST IMPROVED & GENUEcE
ELIAS' ROWE, JE.,
SEWING MACHINES.
JACOB F. THOMAS, Ayt;nt,
ETTYSBURCI. PA.
L Of CeiiireSyCliirt, in tEte 1000.1
DER. , wi 1I beorMontly at tended to. Marl•ioea
, lisiivesssi to all parts o I t he county ar.ii instruc
tions given gratis.
irs..The pribiicarsi-mation-J against partiewho
nee the name of HOWE in connection with Mei ma
chines on account of the popularity ofthe Howe Ma
chines. There are none unless they have
mlieclied in each machines havinir the
I,ne is of gI.IAS 11 , )IVE,J r. on it i ke.
FA.
GROVER &-'BAKER'S
ELASTIC STITCH
SEWING MACHINES,
4'.3 Broadwall, Now Yo /,
.MA Nell ESTER.,
N. II
730 01(4/Jul str(ct, Plh/4/(7(7/1111a
POINTS OF EXCELLENCE
Beauty and Elasticity of Stitch.
Perfection and Simplicity of Machinery.
Using truth threads directly from the spools.
No fastening of seams by hand and uo amide of
thread.
Wilet.taecut 41,1,lic.,tieu nithent change r,f ad
=meat.
The 11.0 retains i teheauty tidtdrnzneses fterwash.
ing and Ironing.
Besides doing all kinds of work done by other Sew
ing Niachines, these Machines execute the meet
beantifoland permanent Enihroi.lny and orn.iment el
work.
Sir Th e !Ugliest Premiums at all the - fairs and ex
hibitions of the United States and Europe, bare been
awarded theUtover & Baker Sewing Machines, and
the work done by them, wherever exhibited In com
petition.
The very highest prize, TILE CROSS OP TITS
LEGION OF HONOR, was conferred on the repre
sentative of the GroverS Baker Bowing Machin en, at
the Exposition Univereelle, Parrs, Ilt6i , thus attest
inch/sir great superiority over all other Sewing
Machines.
'Fr Pornle by D. R. ROBISON, Gettysburg
NOTICE.
THE undersigned baring had 17 yearn' experience
as a practical Operator. on dewing Machines
would recommend the Grover .t Baker Family Ma;
china as the cheapest and best machine, fur fatally
use. The elmplicity of constructicn and elasticity of
*itch made by them machines - are two very import.'
ant points in their favor. 260,000 of these machine,
are to-day bearing witness to the truth of our as
sertions and the demand Is steadily increasing.
We Item also Shuttle Machines on hand for Tailors
and Coach-trimmers use. Call and see us.
D.
. , Agent,
Chamberstarrg et.,t7a tty ebar g, Pa
Janell, 1869.-1 y
ONE DOLLAR AND
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
WILL BUY A FIRST.CLABB
SEWING MACHINE
OR A GOLD WATCH.
Al an evidence that this advertisement is no hum
bug, send for Circular, enclosing a three cent atamp
for return postage. Address
J. B. 8/B BS CO ,
45 Universit o y
New York
Jan. 21, 1.70—.-3nt
ifittcheti z*d Navarra.
WATCHES.:
4k" JEWELRY .
McCAItTNEY .
lArysess to inform hie th ydawners and the Public
orV ie his zral ly, tner ( 11 . utt r heizing:p im usch u feed th
the 4iiraZierest
and
Jewelry Store on Baltimore st. Gettysburg, ne will
span an efforts to era ehtkifiwthou•to alt.
He basins& retatned. (root the City with a splendid
Offlortiitent of - ' • • -
eozzi MOD STDVID AlINSIIOAN" AND SWISS
WATCHES, JEWEL-EY ; VAR, 7.E.4 .d.YD
. TABLE SPOONS, FORKS; "CO L D, SILV
ER AND STAXL FRANI. /MTh-
CLES ;also, CLOCKS,' the 6e31 mu
11 m
ufaeture .USICA arlat •
YENS vroLI cunt
.. AR triaLhas.scßEWE •
AND BRIDGES.
10-W at a and Clock Work warranted for nue year:-
Jewelry repairing executed In a neat and: workman
like manner. ! Sept.lo,lBoll.—tf
ISAAC K. STA - EWER,
. . • • .
WATCHES •Sz JEW ELRY,
No. 14S- NORM/ azattonnaser.eerteragmarr7
-PHILLTAW44., " • ;
la assortment 01 Watches, Jewelry,Biliorand Hated
- Ware constantly on hand.
Mlrftalring of Watches and Jewelry promptly
attended - to. rAutr• 111811119.4 y
Vtiortitturous.
MEI
GEO.RGE it CO ,
MEM
ST INsVAY & SONS
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CIIAMBEIt F'AtNYITIU
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Aimolutely Safe
xi t -
I:P.INJ. F. LI.W I:N.
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UtItNITURE
MEE
cuing 3i~tldn s.
Svr.G LiiArE
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FIRST PIO:MIL-AI
PAIIIII
- "•*^"•'"..
goat, gumbtr, glint, at,
Cook and Parlor•
STOVES,
-ON ALL KINIIS
SHEET-IRON AND
HOLLOW WARE.
Coal and Lumbei
(IF ALL KINDS
Cull4S- Examine !
C. 11. BrEIILEWB
Ware Rooms,
cARI.LSLE ItSILItuAI)
6TO VES, TIN-WARE, &C
S. G. COOK.
I! 6, a 1.,g0 a.,,t:turilt of
T 1 AV A RE.
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ii •!I t• I':••-- a, LI -11. , brit nvtter:Al
•.' ~ 1: tts pot..it
I.: t 1, • .1 •rt,
Tin Roofing Spouting
EM
o. J.L '4,liL dont,
C 0 0 r A - N STOVES
Of shs.l.sr-t p,stterese s Marraole , l t.• bake and zit..
easki,ctivo .•vrry serns.rt whirls le tLr
I•EI`rSYLVANIA (1";;OK, n t ts.ve
beret:oiled if, blicinr: or In rh , apness„ n, bun
Ll,l t Patti - nier atieu
in !ti i, ~ ,a + it ft d.:l,!vdly one onhe
.npies in.. nierk. t. Al.O. NOBLC CO/K.
0, C. I\T !.. li:A it .tuy pdtterne iel.
. !.. 1. •4: th•n Irk t.
Copper, Brass. Iron arid
Tin-ware
ffeu
Co.! Isackets and Sboreht. Tea and Table Snne‘ng,
Klail , Sl.lllurts, auJ many other artirlen in the
11.4r1WAre line--is !Ist ~ +t er,c7 article netded
f, kitchen nee.
44 - 11vuse.kttper, .and other find it to their
intert•st to buy of him, IS hn k d.rermlutd to MAlD
thin his wall-earned reputation for eheapateaa arid fair
iClliing. LFa..ll,lB7o.—::La
GETTYSBURG
LIME KILNS
TllEarAerslgneol.,?...ugl.t Li, fora., p.
Ber,W3r.acvan.and now c, ri tinne.
THE LIME-BUESING HU HINES:-
(cued[—rat ttyrburg Llrut: Cu iLeeornr
of the Railroad and North Stratton street. Mardi
ful or pxst patronage. howlll oudeavor to leierve it
cottinunn.ce, by pro.,•rnt!ng the brt ,, !r.t t. nertgortons
ly 61111 ,11. 131 . ,Z1• 3 +cal. as pc...eitlt—alway A selllu
arUc:v a:,!. ; i:i a~~; ., ~d:n~...+urc.FlirrltHr. an
ott,rsmuy
COAL BUSINESS
offerliag tLeruLat popular kinds. Ifou!..l.arper• en
othermatioold giro taro. • call. lllacklinlll. Coal on
itantlyon band
Lltuenwl Juallellver tnyvalere n Gttyab9rg
GettyeborK.Nov.2o4B67
timning tlmpttutento,
THE WO LD 5
DODGES' 01110 4.ND lIIICKIKYE
Reaper,s and Mowers.
A careful examination of these machines will eons
mence any one of their superior merits over all
others, in stiength, durability, ease of draft, and re
liability for work, on all kinds of ground, and In ev
ery variety of gramand grain. Confident of this we
invite those in want of a good machine to examine
for themselrce before purchasing elsewhere.
These machines can he sold as Nakad-.3lowers—
REAPERS is Hand Rake, Self-Bake, or Dropper.—.
Two different skies: No.l hiaohine, with two ratter
Bars and three anises, cutting Be. slid • hal feet tut
grain and four feet eight inches in grase; N 0.., cut.
tins four feet six inches.
We have that confidence in these machines that we
are willing to let those wanting a machine test them
with sup other they may wiell,•nd keep the one that
ivem enoet se tieLt - lion. DODGES' A UTOSI AN SEI. P.
RARE hail/iron such general satisfaction that we
consider it the beat Self-Rake out, nod DI attached Is
no other machine except the Dodge deachlm*, the
Ohio and Buckeye patent.
Per the benefit of these st:intiois machipt• we
wouldreferthem to a few of those to whom we hare
sold ibu Ins teenson,
" John Deardorff, Sen.,
Ephrai tp Lady,
George Lady,
Jonathan Wilder,
James Mickley,
Daniel Settle,
John Bonder,
John Eckert,
Wm. Fast, •
Cornelius Lott,
• trm. Gulden,
Wm. Ross.
Also, WIRSTOOTTI RAY RAKES, Including the
celebrated Broods Rake, and Selfltischarging Rake..
Also, PLOT GU FANNING 311LLS, AND.FARB
IMPLBJICEKTS GE NERALLY.
Penance wishing to examine machines trUtil anthem
at the warehouse of "tint WilLi a BOWS, Getty.
burg, SC, or at the residence of the entieettber, I
miles from Gettysburg, on the Llarrisburg road. Per
sons wanting Circulars will address the subscriber,
Gettysburg ,Ps.
April23.-t
STILL AHBAD
ROFFHEINS'
REAPER Sy MOWER,
One of the Greatest. IfOichines of the
..etge;•
re superior to anjother Machine won-1a use, an
A will excel any that will eyes he iutrodaced, haw
hut been thoroughirtried and even general whine.
lien. I would new Inform all those who intend per.
chitties Verillnedi to call and examlne far thsonsalvie.
This Machine booted partiotlesly 404W1301 all other
usachlues In.etrengtb, durability, awe of *all, and
reliability of work, to all kindk of grime and grain.—
It cats lodged pain adtolratrly, Which is it great Item
in Machines to a farmer. It can be nasal sea baud
rake as well as a mall-raker. It cute 6 Welt in/heath
grain; 4. feet 10 inches In grass; hull ikleel • cutter
bar, with wrought Iron grata'; It 'eau betted as a
Single /dower as 'well as a Dantitisseill
' A full trial of the Machine can be had.
Also, SIII.II,IIMAN't SALP-WSIOWIRIBTIWG HORSE
RAKE, and tbsogreat and Weil-known BRANT
the bestrukee ever Introddeed. "We would also call
your attention to e .11/DX DM:MLR BROVEL
nouGII, wrought Iron frame, very light sad strong,
steel shovels, easily adjusted to ranabslllow de deep,
and is ueatly and toste fully made.
ALSO, ?HS KZELBR AND Expasrolt; VAN
NING MILL, theold liamborongh Ylon initwooed, tar
many years a great favorite among the farmers of
Pentissiviutta. It La large and a tionclas two etakfi,
screens, and warranted to work perfectly,
Also all kinds of FARMING 111PLEMBN Tit al Ways
an band. • . . •
Any person wishing tp ex/satin s theim oaaebloonons
*wham as the Battle.aild Rotel:or at my resider**,
3 miles troth Gettysburg, between ilia Taneytwan,
road and tbellerrbbore y
•
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May 28,1862-.-tt
CARD, Litttir Ileids, Bill tieset .
Ofrontata, Envelopes, and aU kinds of Job Piiiith ' b
ono with neatness sod asap MAW
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.1 4108 REILEI
Rent} , COP,
natal
Eli. 6a Penrose,
David Stewart
W. Ross WOliss,
J. J. Kerr.
Andrew Weawl
u Wm. Bighorn,
John Gahm,
Job N. apogean
John N. Boyer,
WAI .WIBLE, Agent
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