Skt 'tar and Statintl.
Sidiltiallarrig. Friday. April Ilk late.
arritsedtAktme IN srasare.
There Is no end to the directions for
making butter, which the agricultural
papers weekly print, and yet we think
that we may add our mite to the already
long list. There is &general comphtnt
with regard to the flavor and color of a
great part of the butter made during
April, but we experience no diMeulty
in 'making a No. 1 article which would
prove attractive to most palates. We
treat our milk in the Devonshire man
ner. Twenty-four hours after it is
strained into the pan, it is placed on a
' wire toaster over the stove, and heated
to a scalding point, then allowed to
stand twenty-four hours longer, when
It is skimmed, and we fully realize
what it is to say, "cream as thick as a
leather apron." Indeed we never saw
leather as thick as cream thus treated.
Our cow Is a three and a half years old
Alderney—has never had but one calf,
and has been farrow the pest year—
will calve again in June. She gives
but two quarts and a pint of ain't* day
—two quarts of milk - are -set—a quart
night and morning. We churn once a
- fortnight, and make from three and
tutee-quarters to four pounds at a
chornhig, ef mdst delicious butter.—
This is making a pOund of butter from
seven quarts of milk. It is usually
supposed that it takes twelve quarts of
milk to produce a pound of butter—
and this yield proves the superiority of
the ,Alderney breed for butter purposes
at lead. -
Oftentimes the housewife ceases to
make butter because she collects so
small a quantity of cream, and cannot
keep It free from a cheesy smelt This'
is easily avoided by putting dpe tea
' spoonful of saltpetre into the cream jar
when the Scat Dream is skimmed—then
when additions lire made, stir up the
whole male with the skimmer or a
spoon, taki* care not to let it drop
and run doetn the sides of the jar.—
Cream treaded in this manner will keep
perfectly Wall for a fortnight at least,
and churns• sweetly flavored otter as
though it were but a week old.
We use carrots as a coloring matter at
this season, knowing that-they impart
a bright color t to the butter, and do not
injure Its Savor in the least. For four
pounds.* buher grate the outside rind
of two good sized carrots; boil them in
a half pint of milk ; strain through a
cloth into the cream after It is in, the
churn: This briny the cream to the
right temperature for churning, gives
the butter an admirable color and biter
better than the annatto which famous
Philadelphia butter makers use all the
year round.. The yolks of egp color
butter wall, but are rather costly. ;
It is amusing to practlealbuttermak
era to read what men write concerning
butler-making. They say—"butter
which comes after an hour or two of
rapid churning, is of a better quality
than when it is made in ten minutes."
- With all due deference to theme learned
")}.orris of Creation," we must differ
from them. The globules of cream
which contains the butter only break
at such a temperatuie—that produced,
the butter is prod tiad. Now if that
Can be effected In ten minutes as well
as in two hours, why is not the quan
tity and quality as good
We know by long experience that it
is. All this season our butterhasmade
its appearance in from five to ten min
utes after it has been put into the churn,
with one single exception ; that time
the cream was too sweet, so the churn
acted like a whip•churn, and the cream
frothed and boiled - like a mad creature.
We churned an hour ? , then added one
tablespoonful of poirdered slum to
four quarts of cream. AS if by magic
the cream fell to its Original quantity,
and in four minutes thewelcome splash;
splash, announced that the butter had
• "come." At . 60 degrees Fahrenheit;
the globules ()Containing the buttermilk.
burst, and the butter is formed. A lit
tle higher temperature will produce
the same effect, but then ft is too soft
to manage advantageously. The night
before butter is made the cream pot is
placed upon the reservoir for hot water
on the stove. - In the morning, If the
weather is cold, the pot is placed in a
pan of boiling water. The heat of the I
cream is tested by dipping one finger
into the cream ; if Ito sensation of chill
is felt, the cream is rightly heated; the
churn is scalded ; the cream poured in
while smoking hot ; the scalded car
roty milk turned in ; then in leas than
tensninutea the butter is made. The
crank Is then reversed—the buttermilk
in a degree worked out—the butter
betel sadded—the paddies also—and
the butter is taken ouy' -worked with
piddim and halide, s tamped into aheibi,
rolls and tiny with the prettily
ribbed butter paddle so much used at`
p*ent, and which Produces such prat•
tyi effects that all housekeepers should
otrn them. A butter dish tilled with
these products, and garnished with
swirl of parsley, is a "thlug of beau
the mistress of the house will
nupetintend ifie milk and cream her
self, a great saving- will be` effected.—
She brimpi brains to the task, and they
slWays make their mark.
Skim:Wig milk is very easy work.—:.
It Wilms but a little white to skim even ,
a dosen -pans of milk. Stir up the
cream, wipe off the drops on the Greene
can, and set It away.
It +lady of our acquaintance took upon
herself the care of the milk. MVPS
hail made only five pounds per week,
but brains and care increased the ba
tes to sight,poundsl lids is e tree
story, and all our lady readers can test
it by their own expeditor,. We beg
them to attend to this part of domestic
economy themselves, and assure them
that their butter bid will surely de
crease, and the quality of the batter
Will increase. We speak from our own
experience in the matter. We need not
churn or make the butter, but take
care Qf the aream.—Correeporsden
Country dean.
LLIEOI4II tea FEvaa.—When persons
are feverish or thirsty beyond what is
natural, indicated in some mules by a
enetellio taste in the mouth, especially
alter drinking water, or by a whitish
appearance of the greater part of the
mithme of the tongue, one of the best
"coolers," internal and external, is to
take a lemon, out off the top, sprinkle
on some lost sugar, working It defra
ying with a spoon, and that sun it
slowly, squeezing the lemon and add
ing more insgar as the acidity lacreasse
Agin being brodght up from a lower
puhst. Invalids with listeristuisiamay
take two or three lemons a day in War
number with the most marked benefit
by ! a sense of coolness, comfort, and
InvilgiuMloh. A lemon or two thus .
Wien as tea-time, m a substitute as the
ordinary supper of stunuser, Would
give many a consfenable alight, mid on
awakening after rust, au ihvistipn i
with an appetite to whisk ingtwetir
stringers, who will have their cup of
ten for supper, or "Made , sad ask**
banes, sod peaohesami Mims.
Zr you osu do as well as you wiab,
do pm Well as you an.
_ ANI3UI .
UNITED STATES
B 0 N
souevr, 13014 MID itimaxen,oir MO
avian TRIMS.
GOLD BOUGHT k SOLD
AT MARIEBT RATES.
COUPONS 'CASHED. -
PACIFIC R. R. BONDS
Bought ailltSold.
STOCKS
Bought and Bold on Conimis
sion only.
Arcoosto nonfood owl Worm* glowed Go deft
baboon oubjoot to aback.
De Haven & Bro.
NO. 40 sistitrra Ild grauwr,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
March 4, 11174-.17 .
RAFE AND PROFIT LE
INVESTMENT
. .
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
6 Per Cent. Gold Bonds
AT PAR AND ACCRUED INTER-
EST IN CURRENCY.
PRINCIPLE AND INTZSEST PAY-
ABLE IN ,GOLD
THIRTY YEARS TO RUN.
All Taxes
_paid by the company.
!arsons possessing up. Bondi oan make,
by exchanging, from
$l5O to $175 on $l,OOO,
and get in exchange
GOLD BONDS
bearing the same rate ctf Interest
for farther Informatioa laqulnria
GETTYSBURG NATIONAL BANK.
lob. 111. 11170.—V
GETTYSBUEG
NATIONAL *BANK !
110VIIINUUT BOND/, of sU kla4,lollGlnsal
lie ZIGRAIS PZZILITZ raid on GOLD mud
SUMS.
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Paraosallitalrfag to lava* is MK= at BONI"
of say Mod, aro torlio4 to MA op we love the
tio hoi/Itias of Ns* rot, pbn.d. qor
SeMorro aissiteia. Odiessquetty all
ardent are }nippily •=«used.
oOirron IMPS, wad &Idris(
dor sidity te smart tate Begitersd. are requested
Poi; am we kuit tY. adizatiss to Uinta at a
ereNiq saisers.
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pawn visklag labouitios la r•sar. s• II
loado, sad Moots Mao, ore towtootod to
She vos • imalaad so will illikellrallny fail Si 11•
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SPRING AND BUMMER
CLOTHING,
AT F. CUNNINGHAM'S,
Masks*serg Brett, next door to Bottom Hotel,
GZ27771317710, PA.
Tea will always Ind the but eniilithis end idiot
stylise of
COATS, PANTS, VESTS,
or ALL emas ADD suits: Auto,
S H I R ..T S ,
Trunks, Valises, Umbrellas,
sail groat and largo variety*.
NOTIONS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
CLOdKS, WATCHES,
TOBACCO and CIGARS.
;um. Is ocsupetuni with his litsl.V-Issda Wig&
la& ansasinoed
MERCHANT TAILORING
is all Pa brandies. will always lad the
httott styles or ti
Mt TEL cusenius, twzas:-Auxs,
MIMIC - at is Store.
TIIY-
W. O. DINIBI, a Tenor of
D liong espotioneo,
will slags Oo toned oil Mad toady to mason%
oat awl maaaltionint yes goad Idle& salt.
drkeinida liessibt aloirwhosw, ha pit and suds
op to matt ouotanora. [April 211,1570-0
REMOVED.
JOSEPH JA(JOBS,
111110.11A1VT TAILOR,
- HAS ILIMOTED
No:01door to J. W. Owe Store on
Cliconefr se., mar the /§quasle.
aussetaaat
korai, oAkruss4 Turmas, Simians
aso.. ia,
oared- at tit' mulled man.
OWN begin at the atom OUT MOO OR
OSUMI.
loom YIDS VP with dispatch, as wen wawa
ims.tat sass stores as at kb qra. I~II.T.
aralows reseirsh, sad waxing darns hi fist tam ap
proved td7ta Otatiagdoas, as assal.
The rah tothirsaairo,solloltshotad as Wart
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lishUoirs :
JRlFprq w dkaraisninii et., Ildtgebarg, 4 , 11
TRIC RCIIII3II is stwo7 brie,
••• orbA s Nyasa* ta as rod list pod ass.,
bidilimem, Ades vialoodes of are, Illawriminew
- -Liked% prirbeniva, Puck sad ihrart
11. NOW.
Its,_ WU; Ilsots,.4e.
JUST THE PLACE.
TO GET
CHEAP
, -
Boots and shoes 1
I WILL eni
YY IiNTIII2 STOO2
OP
BOOT . AND SHOES
C 0 rt!
CALL ANiD BE CONVI\OIII,
NO TILOU BLS TO BFIOW 1:00D.31
DON'T AI lOTAKE TER PLAOE,
ON B A LI7MORE STREET.
eVt opposite the • COJIPILZR Offiot, Getipsbely.
Jan. 21, 1870.—i
WHERE I WHERE?
W H E -R E -?
DID YOU BUY THAT
NICE' NEW . SUIT I
WHY, AT
S. WOLF'S
CLOTHING STORE,
in the Diamond, Cor. of the Square;
TOWN OF orrryanugo, COUNTY OF ADAMS,
AND STATE OF EINNIA.
THAT'S THE PLACE,
the vary place, for
•
BARGAINSI IAIOAINSII BARGAINFFI I
in everything—Over Coats, Dress Costs, Pantaloons,
Yeats, Undershirts, White Shirts, Collars, Nook
Tim, Gloves, Comforts,' Hats, Caps, Boots and
Shoes, Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Per. -
timer:. Clothes Brushes, Trunks,
Carpet Bass, Valle" Umbrellas,
• and ten thousand other ern.
else, all "too numerous
to Insert."
Call, examine, be convinced, bay, and be glad.
Highest market prices Peld for alt kinds of FURS.
Dee. A, 111.1..—tf
SPRING AND SUMMER
CLOTHING,
Hats'and Caps, -
Boots and Shoes.
•
COBEAN . CUNNING-HAM
H AYTl:received from Sh Olt, a new and tarp
eto CLOTHING,
HATS & CAPS,
BOOTS & SHOES,
• NOTIONS,
BEGARS, &c.
LATEST STYLES.
Oaa and all are I nvitedto call at oar Store, on Balt!.
moreatraM,Gottysbnrg,nearir Mal t ALMlll ' intact
Brom.
JAB OUNNIIIBIIAM.
April 15, 1170—if
JOHN PICKING
OPENED OUT AGAIN
'• Ready-made Clothing,
HATS, CAPS, .NOTIONS, ace
MHZ undersigned, doing basin's; ander the firm
J. of Pinata I Co., have opened a new Store
Dame 1 ta. large Mr...eery Drink building, .a
Ohateiberstourg street, nearly append Buehler's Drug
Store, and invite thtdr old Wends to give them a tall.
We have laid In an entirely
NEW STOCK OF GOODS
selected with are, of the very boat make and late§
styles, comprising
RIADT-11ADICLOTHING,00AT8, VESTS
DUSTIN', WOOLEN SHIRTS. DRAWERS,
OUSPINDINI, HICK-TLIE3, CRA
VATS, HATS, GAPS. AND
NOTIONS to ENDL
ymtirr
all of wbiob have been bought In a falling mar.
hat, and will be sold at astonishingly low rates.
We hays also on band • large assortment of
- LADIES, MISSES AND. CHILDREN'S
SHOES,
of latest styles sad bait make, libleh ye Sr. gelling
oat at coat, to ekes oat the stook. Call aadexasslas,
JUAN PICKING,
P. B. PICKING.
April 5, 11170-tt
BOOTS AND SHOES.
NNW 2111TABLIEIHYNNT.
Tilisadondined hoe *rested a sew bolidlng,or
• Zeeland dime Illetablishtneo t, on Ocrlisleet.,
soar the lidirowiltatioa , la Gettysburg, whereat;
seer eters ler WWI
Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, Slip
pers &c. , &c.,
'7
omen ' weaken endehildrea ,o 4Weren t etrlse aad
pelves. Re has • ••••••er Mont to select Cross And
willoollevat, article at the w•elleetprolta.
WORK WADI" TO ORD'S, of the beet saaterhali
mad wortmatithlo . Ivory effort nude to render
estithetlee. Therlitrossgeof the planets sofieltai.
0414 sadseliMlSlrela his stock or 11M mese.
I
are. n either sees rot eaanket Mho beebread.
„rstm.g•••,-Iy, JORR 11.RRILi3tO
FOR SALE
GIITTYSBURG RAIL ROAD.
FIRST 'num Gattysburg At $ 40, • .31
sadtiona•sts at 16 'Junction with trains's°
lug North, passongers attaching Baltimore at 3 10P
M., Harrhanargaa 12 30,1..11., Phlladaphia at 4 10
P.N. katuralgg,arriv• at Gettysburg at 19 30P
M., with passengtirs from Baltimore, Harrisburg,* c
11BOOND TBAllleavosGeltysburs ► 2 46 P .11
mad eonnecto at Hanover Junction with Mai
Tr►ln Eolith at 4 42 P. IL, reaching Baltimore ►t
TOO P. Y. Returning strives •t Gettysburg et
630 P. I . J .....cors from Baltimore,
Harrisburg, Philadelphia, lc
WA Passenger Car is du altos:hal to the Pitied
train, 'Viten fearer Hanur•r Junction at 7.10 A. X
reaching Gettysburg a 10.30. Paaaangers leaving
Harrisburg la $llO.lll A. L. trate car thus reach
Gottyebou by 10.30 A.Y. The freight tide, with
Passenger Car attached, will leave Gettysburg .12
P. 311.,reachlugthe Junction •t 5.25
Now. 23, 1669
READING RAILROAD
WINTER 'ARRANGEMENT,
MONDAI, DEC. 27th, 1869.
D." H. KLINGXL.
Great trunet I n stem the North and Nortliwast
for Philadelphia, New York, Reeding, Pottsville,
Tamaqua, Aahland,Shamokin, Lebanon, Allentown,
laaton,liphrata,Ll t Lancaster ,Columbia, to.
Trainsleave Harrisburg tor New York,safollows:
At 6.36.8.10 A.M., 12.90 noon, and 206 ton
seating art thieliallarTral nsonPensis/Intok
and arriving at New York at 11.16 noon, 3.40,17r 1 / 1 M
11/.00 P.M., respectively. Sleeping Cars accompany
the 6.36 A. M., and 12 20 noon Trains without
change.
:Renaming : leave New York at 9.00 A. Y. 12.00
Root' and 6.00 P. IL, Philadelphia at 8.16 A. N. and
8.30 P.M. Sleeping Oars accompany the 9.00 A.M.
and 6.00 P. M.trains from haw York without change.
Leave Harriabarg for Reading, Pottsville, Tama
qua, idinereville, Ashland, Shamokin. Pine Grove,
Allentownand Philadeiphia at 8.10 A. M., 2.06 and
4.10 P. M.,stopping at Lebanon and principal way
Stations; 4.10 p. M. train connecting for Philadel
phia,Pottsville and Columbia only. For Pettsvills,
Schuylkill Raven and Auburn, via Schuylkill and
Susquehanna Rail Road. I ears Harrisburg 113.40
P.M.
WayP gerTraini Philadelphia • t 7.30
A. M.,eonneeting with dmliar train on Nast Penna.
Railroad, returning frau. Reading at 6.31 P.M.,
trapping at all Stations.
Waite Pottsville at 640 and 9.00 A. M.,and 2.45 P.
M., Herndon at 11160•. W., Shamokin at 6.40 sad :OM
A. 111., Aidtlandatl.osl .11.,aud 12.30 noon, Tamaqua
at LAB A.M.,and 2.20 P. M., for Philadelphia — and
New Yotk.
Leave Pottev,tlle,vle.3chnylYlllland 3 m/admen&
YalfroadatB.l6 '4.81 for Harrisburg ,and 11.80 ♦.
N. for Pineerove end Tremont.
Beading Accommodation Train leave I Pottsville
at 6.40 A. M., p Reading at 7.30 A. M., arriving
at Philadelphia at 10 20 A. M. Returning, leaves
Philadelphia at 4.46 P. M., passing Reading at 7 40
P. M., arriving at Pottsville ■t 9.30 P.M.
Pottstown Accommodation Train. leaves Potts
townat 6.46 A. 1 1.,retnruingl Philadelphtf at
4.00 P.M.
Colombia Railroad Trains lear eßeadlng a17.16A.
M. and 6.15 P. M. for Ephrata, Litlx, Lancaster,
Coluntbta.ke.
PorklomenßallßOadTralusle•ve PerkiomenJunc
tion at 9.00 A. M., 3 00 and 5.30 P. M r•turning,
leaveSchwaok swills at 8.05 A. M., 12.4 -1 5
noon, and
4.15 P M.conneeting with similar trains on Read
ing Rai 1 Road.
dolebrookdale Railroad Trains leave Pottstown at
9.40 A. M., and 9.20 P.X., returning leave Monott
pleasant at 700 and 11.25 A. M., connecting with
similar trains on Reading Railroad.
Chester Valley Railroad Trains leave Bridgeport
at 840 A.M., 2.05 and 5.02 P. M., returning, leave
Downingtown at 6.30 A. M., 12.45 noen and 5.15 P.
11., connecting with similar trot ns on Reading Rail
road.
On Sundays:leave New York at 6.00 andB.oo P.M.,
Philadelphia at 6.00 A.M. and 8.16 P. M.,(the B.OOA.
M. Pro in running only to Reading,) leave Pottsville
at 8.00 •.M.. Harrisburg at 6.3 b A. M. and 4.10 9.
M., and Reading at 7.16 A. M. and 10 06 P.M. for
Harrisburg, at 7.23 A.Y. for New York, and 9.40 A.
M. and 4.25 P.M. for Philadelphia.
Commutation, Illleag• ,Beason,Schoo land Zzeor-
Won tlakiNts,teandfrom •Il points,at redasee Rates.
Baggage shacked through; 100 pound/ flowed
esebPsa•enver.
A 261100LL8 .
.8 1 uperlatenden t
Readisg,Ps.. Dec.3.l, 1869.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
On andattor Nov.ls.lB69,Tratns wi II I say • Hanover
Junction as follows:
10.86 a. m.—Daily for Williamsport, daily (except
SundaysYlkirilmira, &cheater, &dab,
Niagara,*'Maud Erie and the West.
12.27 a. m.—Dally for Elmira, EnEalo, Ac.
2.18 p. m.—Dally(exeept Sandays) for Williamsport
and Erie.
0.06 p. m.—Dally(except Snodys)for„York.
10.08 p. m.—Daily except Sundial,* for Harrisburg
and the West.
LEAVE SOUTHWARD.
7.07 a. m.—Dallystoppingat Parktononly.
7 . 32 a. m.—Dally(except Sondays) stopping at all
Stations.
12.21 p. stopping at Parkton only.
1.32 p.m.—Dally (exceptStanday)stopping at Park.
too only.
4.42 p.m.—Daily (except Sundays) stopplngat th•
Stations.
EDW. S. YOUNO.Gen.Pasa.Agent,
Baltimore, Md.
ALFRED II FISKE, Den .Superintitident.
Nor. 26,1889.-tf Harrlsburg,Pionn'a.
M@BM
I p F., NNI3Y L V A N Li. CENTRAL
RAILROAD.
twabletraer. . vats 4. ua gins between raussaiptua
and Pittsburg. Trains leaving Clews/ours make tits
following_ otiose lion • with this Trunk line:
Gettyeburg leas* at 9.16 a. in. & 12.40 p. na.
1.... utorerJunc if ou arrive 10.06 " 2.06 "
" '.• leave 1048 " 9.56 "
Harrisburg arrive 12.66 p. w . 11.46 ...
• " leave 8.60 " 2.26 a. m.
Philadelphia arriv 9.40 " 6.60 "
Harrisburg leave 1.16 " 12.10
Pittsburg arrive 1.36 a. w. 9.10 "
At Philadelphia close connections are mad* with
the trains for New fork, lotto' aid all lawern
Cities. A t Pittsburg connections are wade la the
New 11a1Ju Depot with the trains for all Welton!
poibta. -
(a rat erl alarms. lea apply to
IDWAILD H. WILLIAMS,
Gan .8 apariataadeatdiltonna, Pa.
HINST W. OwtiaaB , GIOD. Paameaper and Tie}e
Agent ,Philal.lphia. [May 14.18611.4
girtrP #tablts.
Livery, Sales & Exchange
STABLES,
Washingtonst., Gettysburg. Penna
TAKE pleasure in announcing to
the public that they have better aeoommodik
thus than mar to enmity She public with all styles
and kinds ofthmveysnees that own be Viand in a first
edam livery. Their Horses, Hacks, and Bitditbe Cannot
be beat by any establishment in the town. In miens
they day competition.
Horses - and Mules
bought and aoltt,oo reasonable terms
GIVE US A CALL.
THE nude
eigned is desirous of
dodos up Idiedd acooasta, and won W ask all
those Indebted Wean and settle the same. The books
will be found at Ore above stables and all pentane in•
dented are earnestly requested to call and square
their accounts. NICHOLAS WHAVIOL
Dee. 8,185.-i
EAGLE LIVERY,
Sale & Exchange Stables
Opposite Os Ingle Had, Cliestbairbury sired;
earrzlaßrate, PRNN'A
THE undersigned hare opened a
new LIVKEY, NALN AND .11X0HANGI STA
BLE, in lA!' plus, and are prepared to offer suporktr
notommodationo in thu line. We have proirlded
trontetros with
Buggies, Carriages, Hacks,
Light Wagons, &c.,
of the laird styles, sufficient to meet tit. public de.
wand. Our borne are Food, without spot or bier*
labouid parboil, reliable—nous of your "old alp.
plat." but all ot the .2.40. order. •
wan • .Hann always be icwoatatoda toll tad
OM eqatplueste
Part lee, /arse oakgetjust what the want
ona the soft astosamodatiag terma.
Visitors task's , Ilattlwield politaly attended toand
reliable drivers' di rulaind if desired.
but's' aonveled t• and &melba Depot. Van the
arrival and sol d. f every train.
Ilona town, or orshaard, sad always'
shards for bargains Etna. Oar alto i "fair play
end ao iambic*
syirYartlealar attsatlos said to taralsalair Ira•
Lidos zed Basks for linerais.
irwestua ounelves that by eluting rider.
stay sad by Ihraisktat sawarlor aOOOllll/110111141411,
are osaaot rtt to plums Yrs/yips who pstratlaso oar
sotablabowat.
?nay ta ,rs
wiLuAz D. mozawwp.
nia.nassa •
Notac'e to the Public I
Orlapalelaisnusidat to
Stows his
lhoWilr= 0 :141
s.ett ie A.
ji l la aril& WlThisbirec
SPlaiganatala Dela sod
at half past bar • &ink sad
releralasaus stri oatiesday.Tharday am
%g o,%gi duloamalsom,
MAL ,14 warn/ •
BARGAINS IN
NEW FURNIT ÜBE
A fisi=tiu d ermaibi.
e varwa tea Ism a a.. A.Vms,
;:o4taim'••••4
gists of Sant.
TIME TABLE.
• B (043U1D1r 8 ap.l
WINTER SCHEDULE
L RAVE NORTHW AHD
Take Notice.
WiserMutsu
RING'S VEGETABLE
AMBROSIA.
THIS nvorarE HAIR RESTORER
Las bun bogus the piblle long suestgli is hays been
thoroughly tetrad sad Its isorsasing sale and arils
larlty ars the list relelsocrs lassupstior meet.
AS A RESTORER OF GRAY HAIR
If Its original color It bu no equal. .
FOR CURING
HUMORS 01 Tus SCALP
and preventhrg llehlug it in wonderfully succaestal.
For Preventing the Hair
front tilling alt. is unfailing.
FOR RIMORIXO
BALD .
HAIR TO A . HEADS
t saccaorto borrow" Coosporitloor latirtlli liet. ilwaY.
oc cotorthstr Wltore tito glands or foil los are rug de
stroyed new Haiti Is lore to grow arrowroots' It pro,
pertly. ,
AS A DRESSING
120thIng surpasses It. It Imparts ib dry, faded and
wh, Bair that boaatlfat dlmm/ APPeowtoto 00 mach
admired.
Containing soon or grew It dais not 101 l the
Asset Moen.
It iseceapoanded upon Scientific principles of the
Purest Ingredient& end In entirely hanultan. '
its
Be mior is deli ing portend with the most fragrant *streets
ghtful.
TESTIMONIALS
ahnoet irltbout somber elm be given If necessary . but
the
AMBROSIA
le too well known to Esquire It. Use It once aid yea
will never be without it.
arlilokt by A. D. ',nobler, J. D. Haber, S. Rower,
Getoyebarg, Pa., and by
DRUGGISTS /ND MERCHANTS START WARR
PRICE Or E DOLLAR Prai°l7"
E. H. 'rums A CO.,
Aropr .
Nov. 96, 1.1149-6n3
TYNDALE, MITCHELL & WOLF,
China, Glass and Earthen ware,
NO. 707 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
Fine Parisian Ganite,
The beet stoneware to the market, mad at the to Ices
of ordioary good/.
WHITE FRENCH CHINA,
In all the boa otiapea and atylt.
Decorate Dinner, Tea and
Toilet Sets in great
variety
GLASS! ZNCRAVED ON THE PRLUISES, AND
CHINA DECORATED either in pill Ws or
snatching*, in Me best mann:r
YIRST-CLASS GOODS ONLY and LOWEST CASH
PRICES
Lettere of Inquiry In regard to prices, /le., of
goods, promptly answered
THIS CUCIIIIBZR WOOD
P U M P .• I
•
One tiossn reasons why this is the best Puny mann
factured in America for
WELLS & CISTERNS
1. It m Simple. I . It I. Reliable. 3 It la Durable.
4. It Works very ramify. 6. It lbroir• Water
Rapidly. G. It la all Wool. F. The Wood lr
Teateleas. S. It doer not Crack in the
Pun. 9. It is not liable to get onto(
order. 10. Should any repeat .b.
neoemary 10 time, they alit
easily homed° by any per.
fen. 11.1 t will :tot freeze.
_ 11. It la Cheaper then
any other rellarle
Pump mann
factored.
TESTIMONIALS
h. testi:no:ly of the imperior character of nate Pump,
we refer by permiailoo, to the folioed:lg persons who
bare had It in use, and tested it with; entire ea: le -
fseticin :
Jer. Elleateker, Franklin tp.; German Smith, Stm-
It egg.. tp.; Arooki Liter, Franklin tp.• A K. Myer..
Latimer* tp.; John Cram, G rttyabarg ; ;
P. Iligbas,
gram...Ll Point. Shlypir. PaI.A.J4 ;law,
ltaki tontting. k 1 .1 1140.1 sp.; Andrew litivar.
stock, Tyrone tp.
Persoos requiring Pumps for wells or clitoral,. cur
hare Mem , furnished all complete and ready or nee by
sending the depth of the wailer cistern. Satisfaction
guaranteed in all came or no payment required.
Orders by mall or °there/hie promptly attended to.
Joon% MINIMS,
McKnight/A/Ara, Adams county, Pa.
Oct. 29, 1689 -11
1115 HOOP SKIRTS, 1115
HOPKIN'S "OWN MAKE"
In all the It sw Spring Stiles, Wr Lsdies, Mimeo aad
Children; the vitality and prices of which wilt re
ostameod thonsolvse to every =Korner. 008ISISTIII
0011135T8 I 100133!1711! 1 Just marked down togoild
at per; lurking our prerent prices lees Aim theyeao
be afforded, until gold declines to that polit, and 33
per cent. lees than the price one year sae. Wo wen
the first in Philadelphia to give silver in chants lo
oar cartorress, and now take the lead in atria( rhea
fall advantage of the return to • specie basis,. In ad
vance of the Gold market; which will be fully ap
preciated by all w►o ormolus oar morrniely low
prime. Hoop bkirta, Our Own Wake, at 87, 40, set, 56,
60, 70,76,80, 86.90, 96.81.00, tc. to 82.281.
nand-made Whalobooe Corsets at 60, 00, 76, 90,
11100, Atc. to 81.76. Superior /reach Woven Comet'
at 76c reduced from 81.00; at WO reduced from $1-
118; at 11.20 reduced from 61.76, ac., tc. to 86.00, re
deed tram 87.00-
R. Warty Corsets at 32 00 reduced fro. i2 Oa.
Thompson's Glare Ylltion Corsets 14 sl7s, AO,
radioed
from $2 20, in., Au Mrs. Moody 'a Patent Bolfaid.
hinting abdootir m *rarta at a mistake of 25 cti. to
$lOO per pair, g to quality. All other goods
proportionally redoes& Skirts; arid Comte atado to
order. Altered and Repaired, Wholesale and LOAM
—One Price Only—Call or send for dascriptire et.r.
solar.
WM. T. HOPKINS.
No. 1115 Cbootaut Street, PhHada.
March 18, 1670.—aai
HUTTON & McCONNELL,
Furniture Warerooms
NO. 809 MARKET STREET,
North Side,
PHILADELPHIA
PARLOR, DINING ROOM
AND -
CHAMBER FURNITURE,
Of the latest Styles and Best Manufacture
DEMI
FEATHER BEDS AND MA ' :"
teb. 26,1M0—Em
WANTED AGENTS •
to ammo fOr
MUNI MID 1101PLiPto
KEROSENE LAMP,
proloommod by mare than 50 Protossors ia our Col
IKON
Absolutely Safe
—ems 38 par . cant. of ott—no bad odor—will not
break or troupe; booms motallo. Our glints Sake
right.
song, bona** It oundlos • west laiTollllll ti
/or full particulars address. with
it l
lutiti. Y. l u titlN,
2d lkar, Nochasice
Barriaborg; Pa.
Oat 11,1569.-tf
Book Agents Wanted for
STRUGGLES AND TRIUMPHS OF
P. T._BARNUAL
Wife Is by Many; hithie Large Odors Toliasoi-
Ndartillao F•ses—Pritusd i• &lOW and Gaisasa....
33 lissaat Asa Psis Imrants•i:
/t snibtaces Forty Tears itscolloctions at kis Butir
Lib so a Xorobaas, Issasger, llsaksr,Lostawr, sad
librossa.sad ghoul accounts of Mt lapricaossak
isibush_his aseaseatel suropers Tows; sad I
penult nasoossoc and Personal It m
plan with Rumor, Aascdotas and La bi a. ilea ntaLate so.
=We. 810 bodtputdAsiod so acceptable toaltdumi.
burry ow traits ft. Amu an sallog fres SO to
100 a tat. We Mar swan tans. Oar latudissol
Odlolegis aid Terms to ,its mat Fro*.
Sail4ll j, 0, BM • 00., Pubthbors,
,18/0-St Hartbrol,Croai.
TO THE LADIES.
SPRING MILLINERY !-
MISS A. lIIMMEN
JUJUS Jilt noohrod tram PlallotolOate. alnu'r
JUL Jug ossabliolaarat aa folthloomstoefitnia
burg, " at a h• Prestrltertaa Okuda, You WV
aaa *apes araramat ot aoat 21 7 111
BONNETS AND EATS,
sue' maks, awe, swam, Jrair,Lasu. •
CANT FRENCH FLOWS*
M ama, o =raw Taxastott fiad - ftimq nary oil tie Was aotoo. . •
Caps fore elderly Ifathee, ,
MN lath* aitillakft of 60 . W. int No'
o riars s asm=r i i boodd oi lowest omit palm.
AYRWS CHERRY PECTORAI
Ate Inseam hj the TAnag and Lungs, nick as
Cbaaiks, Okh. Whoopi Cbasn, Broad
latkass, and ion.
Probably never Wore In the winds history of
andicine, has anything won so widely and so deeply
upon the oonfidence ormankind, as wider
undlent
nay ihr pulmonary complaints. Through a lcmg
smile of years, and amongniest of the rads et men
It ham risen higher and higher la their earlautlice, as
It bubo:oath better known. Its unilbna chassetar
and power to curs the various aptoctioas dike InlP
and throat, have made it known ia a mliablis protec
tor against them. While adapted to milder Somme
disease and to ,on children, it LI at the gams time
the mod effestual remedy that as be given est inci
pient consumption. and the dangerous *tedious of
the throat and lunge. As •pt orphan against suddea
attackd of Croup. It should be kept oa hand la every
hmily, end indeed as all are sometimee ambient to
colds and coughs, all should be provided with this
antidote !or them.
Although settled Cbanimptioa Is thought Womble
still great . numbers of awes where the disease mean
ed settled, bare been completely cured, and the pa
tient restored to sealed health by the Chary Pectoral
8o complete is its asseterr, 'over the disorders of the
Lange and Throat. that the most obstinate of them
yield to it. When nothing else could reach them,
under the Cherry Pectoral they subside and F , disap
pear.
divers and Public Speakers !Ind great protection
front u.
NaMMEE=I
Bronchitis la goomally cured by taking the Cherry
Pectoral In small and frequent doses.
Aso gamma, are Its virus' known that we need
t publish the certificates of them bore, or de more
than aware this public that Its qualities are fully
maintained:
Ayer ' , Ague 'Cure,
lbr haw and Ague, haermitteet Fever, at lever, Ramittent Fever !heath Ague, Peri/Wiwi or Bilious
Fever, eft., and indeed all tAa ofeetienu loAiel, arise
from malartous, marsh, or inteninek poisons.
As Its name implies, it dose Core, and dose not fail
Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, Bismuth, Zinc,
nor any tithe , mineral or poisonous substtnoe what
ever it is monies iniuree any patient. The number
andimportance alt. cures in the ague dletricte, are
literally beyond account, and we be/leve without
parallel In the history of Ague medicine. Our pride
Mystified by the acknowledgments we recites of
the radical curse effected in obstinate cases, and
where oilier naiad's' bed wholly felled.
ll•aralinated persons, either resident in, or travel.
lag through miasmatic localities, will be protected
by taking the AG US CURE daily.
/or Liver Cbmptaints, arising from torpidity of the,
Liver, it is an excellent remedy, stimulating the
Liver into healthy activity.
for Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, it Le an
4i:coition. remedy, producing many truly remarkable
curse, where ether medicines bad felled.
Prepared by Dr.-d.O. Area Jk Co., Practical and
Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass., and sold all
round the world.
MANCHE/41'NR,
N. 1.1
its..lter sale la Gettysburg, Pa., by A.l). nuanua,
Agent. W (Jan. 21, 11170—lynoi
MUSIC EMPORIUM,
Yo. 30 6/ sl Markel strut, York, Penvea
Sole Agent .and Dealer In the fullowing make of
W. KHASI: k 440.,
G RO ROY STYCK •00.,
CIMICIRING & BONS
Also, the Colibro . Piano,
full 7 octaves, only 4 feat IQ Inchen lons
ORGANS,
manufactured by MASON A HAMLIN, and NEZD-
• LIAM k PONS.
All Guaranteed for 5 years
filar . 4, 11170—aos
Sr Personal and careful attention giver. to the
selection of Instruments. Address
York, Ps., Dec. 10, 1860. -1,0
FURNITURE
JOSEPH WALTON &co„
CABINET-MAKERS,
No. 413 Walnut St., Philadelphia
establishmeat is one of the oldest In Phaedra;
ll phia, and from lung experience and superior
&unitise we are prepared to furnish good work at
reasonable prices.
We manufacture tine furniture, and aim medium
priced furniture of enpariorquality. A large mock of
furniture always on band. Geode made to order.
Conatera, Dealt Work and Office Furniture for
Banks, °faces and stores, made to order.
ma. WALTOW. •J. W. LlPPlic•n? Jo.. 1. SCOTT.
Feb. 11,1970-17
REAL ESTATE AGEiNUY.
I have opened an ageucy for the
SALE OF REAL ESTATE;
in connection wan my I. bueinemoin Gettysburg
Parties wtallthlic to oali,or boy Janda, may Bad It V
•
theriraelvantageto,efl.
Farms and . Woodland
98 ACRES OF WHICH4O ACRES TIMBER Mrsl. o lo
A GOOD FARM, GOOD BUILDING! and TIMBN
nor Gettysburg granite Laud.
A No. 1 FARM, near Gettymburg red gravel la ad.
A /ABM. 130 ACHES, AT $3O PNR ACRE.
• TRACT Of GOOD LAND,eS ACRES, AT $35 PRA
ACRE.
A 91111 Y GOOD TAM, WITH 100 ACRES HEAVY
TIMER'S, AT $45 PER /I.CRE,YERY CHEAP.
100 ACRES, WITH VERY GOOD BUILDINGS AND
10 ACRES CHESTNUT. TIMBER, FOR $6,000.
A VERY CHEAP FARM. GOOD LAND AND GOOD
BUILDINGS, AT $36 PER ACRE.
• FARM, 100 ACRES, near Gettysburg.
A VERY GOOD FARM AND GOOD BUILDING, AT
$5O PER ACRE, two miles from Gettysburg.
• PARM, four miles from Gettysburl, Ilto PER
ACRE CHEAP.
• VERY - GOOD GRASS FARM, two mite. from
Gotty•burg.
A GOOD AND 01111 AP TAVERN ANDS LOTS AD
JOINING.
A VERY GOOD FARM IN GOOD ORD FR, 155 PER
ACRE.
A GOOD PALM, BUILDINGS ALL NNW, $5,000
ALSO MANY OTHER TaAcre.
ALSO HOUSES AND BUILDING. LOTS IN TOWN
R. O..McCREARY,
Attorasy allow .
Gettysburg, June 111869. t
youNT'S COMPOUND
POR THXCURIC 01 ,
PUTRIDSORETHROAT,I#PLUENZA
or any ither Inflammatory orinwarddissaat °fail
Throatif not of too long itandlng . AIso,BOAILLIT
)EVER. This medlcinebae baostriedia
THOUSANDS OF CASES,
n dig parts of the country ornd has TTTTT
been known loran if taken in time and according
to directions. It is w tad Coeur.. Givisit a trial
and it willspeak for Itself. Every housaboldshould
provide themselves with . box of this medicine and
ksepit on hands. Th scares that It has effected are
truly marvelous.
es.Preparodand bold by [suet Yottree 00.,041
Fiber', P0.,0r by their authorised agent.. Fe
el at dearly. lilt th•Storeein Adams county.
Mity29.11167.-t YOUNT aOO.
Store Room for Rent.
A RARE CHANCE le offered to any one desiring to
Aol. change or go into business, as the "Odd ifeer
Hall Association of York Springs" have an element
room 66 feet long, ST vide, with an open front in the
beat business portion of the Borough of TOILE
SPRINGS, Adams county, Pa.
For lorther Information, address the "Odd "'allay
Hall Associatkm."
York Springs, pa., Noy. 26,1860,-tt •
Sir York True Democrat, Collet* Herald, Harris
burg Weakly Marra" Hagerstown Torchlight, copy
PM forbid, and when discontinued sued Bill to tide
*Aloe !or collection.
CHANGE OF FIRM.
ITM.OANNON hating entered in Partnership with
. Wit. N. Ilusan, in the Marble Cutting tousinan
—all persons wishing anything In their line; would
do well to giro QM a call, es dm Sr. both practical
marble workers. They can be found at all tines, at
the old establish.' Mad, corner et Baltimore and
Nut Meddle streets, Gettysburg, Pe.
imidk 4,1870.-2 m
WOOD FOR BALE,
300 CORDS OAR
200 HICEOBY,
AT SANDOE'S MILL,
Sil midi': per cord °stile ground.
4110. ARNOLD.
Gettysburg, Aug 28 .1 Sea t
FOR SALE.
rDESIRABLE THREE-STORY
BRICK DWULLING . HOUSE,
hoot, oia 40 toot lot, with two-story Brick
llook•buildhyr, to drsbplaa. repair, two ikon Arm
apart Howe, out Witimere Street, will bi sold cwo as
tom. llaso u-u
etaltitto and ftwilry.
WATCHES Sri JEWELRY.
wm. IicCARTNEY
Urf MUM to Islam lb Osstamen lad Ur MUG
of that basing purebred the Interest
Ids 141 r (L. X. sena) Is tbo Watch cad
Jewelry Steno ou Baltimore st., Gettysburg, a•
*are no rants to sloe resolution to all.
Go haaJost rearmed from ths City with a splendid
amortsonst of
GOLD Arm OIL PER AMERiCrAN AND SWIM
WATCH= INWEIJIT • ALL Vii TAU AND
TABLE &POONA roluca • 0020. amp=
ER AND BUIL /YUJI/ SPEC .
CLES;aite, CLOCKS cif Merit mar
OLINV Gvnt.
lifacture, AfAL INSTREI
ms.Nrs,
AN STALIW44ISONSWB
AND BEIDOZIL " •
,Watch mad Clock Work warranted for one year.
Jewelry repakisg executed to a neat sod vottmons
,
Uke manner. (Sept. 10, 11•11.0—tf
ISAAC K, SI4N/17E1k
WATCHES ssiknimay,
le. is AMU SlONlMigienigrfeanter *Marry
. •
4 t ok reartiaast of Watclvw.Jimek7,ll klvesaail Mel
Were anstastlywit
likWdag of sad lanky
181=
fttutlinesuo.
PRICE, $l.OO PER BOTTLE.
PETER BENTZ,
MEI
J. C. BUiL4B,
STNINWAY & SONS
ALSO,
I=
Seining plaints.
HOWE MACHINES!
THE LATEST IMPROVED & GENUINE
ELIAS HO WE, JR.,
SWING MACHINES.'
JACOB F. THOMAS, Agent,
waressu RA, PA.
N. E. corner of Centre Syoare, In the Store room o
Samuel Wot(.
0 ILDIRS wll I beo romptly attended to.- 3f,ackinsw
dolled:tat to al I parts of tbe county autlinstrue
aloud qelll grand.
ts. • public; aro cautioned against parties who
ass Utensils. of MOWS In connection with 'keit' ma
chined on account of the popularity of the Hews Ma
chines. Thereare none 011:11LINIt unless they hive
shackled In each machine a ruedailion having the
lioness of KL1.4.3 11 , 1 W it,J r. on It, te.
Web. te--t $•
REMOVAL!
WHEELER& WILSON'S
L ()OK-STITCH
Family Sewing Machine.
OVER 450,000 IN ,USE.
EXAMINE IT BEFORE BUYING ANY ovals
PETERSON & CARPENTER,
• General Agents. -
ONNESAL 01.71(15 for .ADAMS COUNTY, CEN—
TRE 6QUA.1116, BPAAOI,IIII'B
GETIYBBORG, PA.
April 1,1670-6 tat
GROVER & BAKER'S
FIRST PREMIUM •
ELASTIC STITCH
FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES,
495 Broadway, New York.
730 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
POINTS OF EXCELLENCE
Beauty rod Elasticity of Stitch.
Perfectlin, and Simplicity of Slaciiiiiery.
I:lsiug . ts•th tb,muls directly from t..espouls.
No fastening of seems by baud sod uo waste of
thread.
linlerau4e ul a pplic.ttion withont change of ad
ustment.
Thsenam retains itt3nauly a utlqrtuunmoartcrwash-
Ittgand ironing.
Beside' doing all kind* o f wort dune by other &w
-ing Itschinee, thee. Machines execute the most
beautiful and permanent Embroidzry and ornamental
work.
4arThe Highest Premiums at all the (airy and ex.
h Wittman of the United States and Europe, hare been
awarded the Glover k Bak•r Sewing Machines, and
Millwork done by them, wh exhibited In com
petition
B' The very highest prize, TUN CROdS OF THE
LEGION OF 110,108., was conferred on the repre
sentative or the Grover & dater Sewing Macianes,at
the Exposition U ' ii., Paris, lein, this attest
ing their great superiority over a/I other Sewing
Machines.
arYor sale by D. W. ILOBlBON,Getty.burg
NOTICE
pin! undersigned having bad 17 years' experience
1 as a practical Operator on Sewing Machines
w ou ld recommend the Grover k Baker Family Ms
chins u the cheapest and hest machine (or Smelly
IMO. The simplicity of cobetructicn and elasticity of
stitch made by theee machines are two very import.
ant points In their favor. 25q,000 or theme machines
are: to-day bearing witness to the truth of our as.
eertions and the demand is steadily increasing..
Welisive also BhutUe Machines on hand (or Tailors
andCosch-trimmers use. Call and see us.
D. W. ROBISON, Agent.
Obantbersburg at., Gettysburg, Pa.
Jetnell. 1869.-1 y
t, a rming tlmpltmtuts, ar.
'I'HE W
DODGES' OHIO AND BUCKEYE
Reapers and Mowers.
A careful examination of these machirms wilicom
mence any one of their superior merits over all
mhers, In strength, durability, ease of draft, and re
liability for work, on all kinds of ground, and In ev
ery variety of grass and grain. Confident of this we
Invite time. In want of a good machine to supine
for therusel•Ls before purchasing elsewhere.
These machines can be mold as Naked Mower,—
REAPERS as Hand Bake, Belf4Lake, or Dropper.—
Tsrodiffereet sizes: No.l Machine, with two cutter
Bare and three Knives, cutting five and a hal test lid
grain and four feet eight inches in grees; No. 2,o:ac
ting four fret sic ineh e e .
We have that confidence in these machines that we
are willing to let those wanting a machine test them
with any other they may wish,and keep the one that
given mast vatisfaltion. DODOKS'•IITOMAN BKL7-
AARE has given such general oaths - faction that er•
consider It the best Self-Rake out, and is attached t.
no other machine except the Dodge Machin', the
Ohio and Buckeye patent.
for the benefit of thoee wanting mschlu. •
woald teforr few of I busy to wb.m w.
gold the lest see.wo, viz:
John Deardorff, Ben.,
Ephraim Lady,
fie Lady,
Wisier,
Jenne Mickley,
Bettie,
John Bender
John Eckert
Wm. Taut,
Cornelius Lot t
Wm. Gulden,
Wm. Roes.
Liao, WIRE TOOTH HAY=S AXES, Including the
celebrated Brandtßake.aad Selfsilachargiag Rakes.
Also, PLOGGIUS, FANNING MILLS, AND FARM
IMPLEMENTS GENERALLY.
. .
Persons wishing to examine muchlnea 1,1112nd them
at the warehouse of &aura WLta & Boos, Gettys
burg, Pa., or,at the residence of the subscriber, 2
miles from Gettysburg, on the Ilarrisburg road. Per
eons wasting Circular, will address the subscriber,
Gettysburg ,Pa.
April 23.-t
STILL AHEAD !
HOFFHEINS"
REAPER & MOWER,
One of the Greatest Machines of the
Age,
TS rupezior to any other Machine now in use, an
will excel any that will ever Ns Introduced, hay
log hese thoroughly tried and Wen general satisfac
tkt. I would now inform all those who intend pur
chasing Machismo to call and examine farthemosives.
This Machine Ls noted particularly to excel all other
machines in strength, durability, we of draft, and
reliability of work, in all kinds of grass and grain.—
It cuts lodged grain admirably, which Is a great item
in Machines to a farmer. It ran be used as a hand
rake as wells" a self raker. It cots 6 feet 2 Inches In
grain; 4 feet 10 Inches in grass; has a steel cutter
.bar, with wrought Iron guards ; it can be need as •
Single Mower as well a a Combined Machine:
A tall trial of the Machine can be had.
Also. SHIENMAN'S ULF-DISCHARGING HORJ3II
RAHN, and the great and well-known BRANT RASH,
the best rakes ever introduced. We would also call
your attention to the IRON AX/lIBLE SEIOTIL
PLOUGH. Wrought iron frame, very tightaud strong,
steel' shovels, easily acii•etad to ran shallow or deep
and is neatly and tastefully made ,
ALSO, THN KIEL= AND EXCIILSION 'UN
MAN MILL, the old namborough Pan improved, for
many years a great favorite among the farmers of
Pennsylvania. It is large and strong, has_two cockle
screens, and warranted to work perfectly:
Also all kinds of NANNING IMPLEMENTS always
on hand.
....
Any person wishing to examine th Ines can
seethem aitheilattle-geld Hotel or at my residence,
S miles from Gettysburg, between the Taneytown
reed and the Baltimore pike
May2ll,l66o—tf
LEWIS A. BUSHMAN
Viable lards.
J. IL CANNON
NEW FIRM.
CANNON & MILLER'S
MARBLE WORKS,
Corner of Baltimore and East Middle
streets, Gettysburg, Pa
EverT Description of Work
executed in the finest
style of the Art.
ALL KINDS OF
Cast, Wrought and Wire
Railings,
NVINDNEND ON T I =own= Nunn.
Marcia 4, 11170—tt
G ETTYI3. 4 ITRG MARBLE YARD.
In Nam 7orh3treatff.ttpbarl Pa. Whore& ey
arepreyaredtofaraiahallkiadeofworllitheitllae
•9ox ♦$ 1101IIIIINT9;TOMIS,sissuloroxis
MANTLIBiIko, to
atthothortestßotice,aadwolkosp W th teletype;
Are ', s ou 4 . • Oil. Proda•isatip•la• lasso
weft. ? _
sellialulhalsyn,lllll
69.
Drugs & Family. Medicines
PATENT MEDICINES,
LIQUORS AND WINES I/OR 31 DICA L PURPOSES
MINN SPIONS AND PLAVORINN NXTRACTIT
DYED AND DTI STD/FlO,
SOAPS, PMILFUNINS AND TOILICT GOODS,
INES.WEITINO VLIIIDS AND STATIONERY.
parincLueseauwairinoNs AND Next LT It-
PHYSICIANS AND COUNTRY MCRCHANTSSUP-
PLUM AT RISDOOKU kATNC
Forney's Horse Powders
the bat and chnapert for nurses, Crittleand Swipe.
Other Lbrie PulrJers of ipprored ir..kes
HUBER'S,
Baltimore Street,aettyxburg, Penn'a
June 11,1889. —II
DRUG STORE,
PURE IiRIIOB,
I=l
I=l
DR. JAMES CRESS
•
DRUGGIST
Store in Brant's Building, Balto. at.
LITTLESTO WN.
HAVING opened a new DRUG.
sToiland fitted It up la the beet style,ledler
my stock of pare}ad frobah Drag• to the citizens of
Littleetown and vicinity et the lowest market rates,
conslstingla pest of
Drugs and Family Medicines, Pur
Liquors for Medieinal Purposes,
RPnre Spices. Dye■ and Dye Staff., Oarlanaary,
Toilet Soap.; and Fancy •rt leles . ♦ full assortment of
Brodie., Stationary of allklOda,Clpra,Totmeeean/
Banff.
wit-Moors'. Else tro•Magnsti Soap mil/ wash with
hard or soft water, cold or warm. Clothes washed
with this Soap are made beautifully whit* without
boiling or blueing. This is the best,Boop la ass. Try
it. It Is warranted Oct to injure the bands or fabric..
Littlestown Allay y /AMU °RISS.
HAMLIN'S CELEBRATED
IVIZARD-OIL
FOR SALE BY
A. D. BUEHLER,
GETTYSBURG, PA.
Druggist & Stationer.
Feb. 4, 1870.—tf
DRUG: & BOOK STORE,
Henry Culp,
Henry King.
Shaba flowage.
David Stewart
W. Hoes Ind te,
J.J.Kerr,
DRUGS,
Andrew WeMart
Wm. Ingham , '
John Quinn,
John N. ftoffm•n ,
John N. Boyer,
BOOKS,
TOILET ARTICLES,
GOLD PENS,
WM .WIBLZ, Agent
Chambersburg street, near Diamond
SifirCountry Merchants supplied
City wholesale rates
Yeb. 25, 1870—tt
EXCELSIOR GALLERIES
YORK STERET, GETTYSBURG, YRNERI
Views of the Battle-field
W. N. MILLER.
FRAMES, ALBUMS,. Ac., &o
ge6Role Agents for Bareaby llMard's Palest
Revolving Albums.
Dec. 3:1869.—tf
Photographic Gallery
JACOB PENSII,
I s prepared at all times to execute
In the finest style °tithes:l all kinds of
PHOTOGRAPHS, AMBROTYPBB, BON
TONS, CARTF23,.DIEPEBIEELS, AND
ALL OTHER STYLES,
at hL Gallery On Baltimore arsesoarty opposite
Fahustoek liroY. Stanye•t tribal; ; idic l / 2 alt styles et
Albums, Photograph Prams*, *A.,.
coutimuy on ham" and kr si Amp. Sim nom
- f &pH 111,-111f0-41'
balsam ails* at.
Hardware and Groceries.
The sebeorthemt have Jut refund liana thir Mies
nitilk as bums' saptly otRAUWAXII sod 010
Mal" which they ore offering at their old stoat
or Bak Into re street, et goieeo to Mt the Mom Oar
siockamaips farad it
oesnwriati room,
Buguautins TO
owe hiummos,„
SHOJI irrNDnios.
OAIUNIZIIAMOVII SOU •
ILLIWZRII
' ALL U
• A
0100181118 OP ILL Zaliikli —••
Oils, Ma Woes. time So seselielle ledelle; la lb
weal dieenaumumilAkert AAA Mr Wilt ea
brad Is We Item Amy elm •Of lee as
be aesessisodased We leUll Aele end gal
Soesekeepers era Lod even eeeleleAs timer
sem le a aell ea weer, propene le I fie low lee
Oda ea say eats Lome est of Ow
RR
Kay SO, 11101..-Il
NOOki t WM, W i ltatthleL
69.
JUNE
A NULL AVAOLTMEXT Ora
CIPES ACCURATELY PUT UP
DR. R. HORN ER
Practice of Medicine.
OM.. at Lb
IN UHAMBE.EBBURO ST., GETTYSBURG
MAO, Dealer I o
JIDICINES,
DVk 8 TVI,IB,
PArIiNT kIILDICINk
Patent Medicines, Horse
Powders,
A. D. BUEHLER.
GETTYSBURG-, PA
MEDICINES,
PATENT MEDICINES,
STATIONERY,
PERFUMERY
Volgaph falloffs.
ISTABLISHED lug
TIPTON & MYERS'
PIOTURIS OP ALL BTYLMS.
Send Stamp for Catalogue
REMOVAL.
I MA YE asirofiro to
North-west Corner of (Centre
Square, Gettysburg, !Pa.,
trbs►s rohall bo loom So wait ems 26 oh' Cu..
toasts aid all who toy favor no with ap.l6
lit Willits to as stock oil
GROCERIES, NOTIONS, d.C.
QUEENSWARE,
FIRE PROOF
AND GLABO-WARS,
all of wield. I Invite tb• public to Wlai:trolse.
AMOR 01 1 U.
March 23 ISTO— i
WM. J• MARTIN,
Wholeub•ud Metall Deigleil
GROCERIES AND LIQPORS
A large lot ot Groceries that I am Mitts 'Cheap
foreimh
CHOICE LIQUORS,
Old Bye WMaky eight
. year Old
Old French Brandy
ALL OTHER KINDS OF LIQUORS;
♦ general assortaiset of BITTZIIS, sawing w 6 icb I o
',bier's Herb Bitters
Pure Liquors for Medical pur
poses at WM. J. Idl A ATMS.
Table Cutlery, Glassware, Queene-
I to., se WM. J. MA RTIN'S.
April 30,1160
WM. BOYER & SON,
DEALERS IN
GROCERIES, NOTIONS,
TOBACCOS,
Stone, Wooden and Willow. Ware
ISCORuA general assortment of
all Goods usually kept in
a FAMILY GROCERY.
D0e.4.111117.-t.
BARGAINS
GROCERY
IN GETTYSBURG
JACOB W. CRESS
trANING opined DOW Ci roar', In Gettysburg ,
the north-wee t corner of the Piddle Square.
baldest roceived•spleadidomeortleiret of 1112811
GROCERIES,
Including Sugar., C.,:•ffoo, Nolasso., Syrup, 'rm.
Splees,Tobseco,Salt,llsb,HaakelkoalderiOr Also
QUEENSWABE, CONFECTIONS
lauts,7rults,Sospdraucydrticlesaisillitettantgamer
illy We will alsokeep hued /LOUR slid /PAD
111171178.
Having purchased for OUR, 1 staprepared to
sell very cheap . Give me•eallead Judge:or your.
selves.
J. W. CRIBB.
1avt.21.1161.-t I
GROCERY.
WM E. MEALS HAS OPENED A
Grocery, Vegetable 'and
Notion Store
&this raddeseeadjoluing Maids It Brotber'il
EAST YORK STREET
where he le prepared to sal as cheap lie the !images
anything in W lice. Give na • earl.
Garth ILIUM— ti
fitrytuttro and Contractors.
GEO.. C. CASHAIAN
GETTYgBURG, PA.,
Carpenter and Contractor
R ESPECTFULLY informs the
public that ha kw rroarmod tobis arm Skop oa
Itrattoa straatbetwaen York sad Railroad aired -
&c., &c.
aad is prepared to talismans's fat patting tp sad
maids( Bandlags, at as reasonable rat• , as
kalld or Is Gottyoborgo-01l work guaranteed tub*.
boot quality. Ito hopostry strict annals.* to bait.
assot . ..o inegitpabllepaironage. Gls. sa• asall
April 9.11169.-If
WM. CHRITZM4N,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
Carpenter and Contractor,
llovimg removed to my Bow Ahoy
On Washit foi owet. between iltddle
and •nareeburg greets,
andlatradeee4 dents Ilikpirer, I as prepared to far
alshallklulsof weed tar joalldlaff purposes, of the
beet awitedad as 661417 widebeaply &sit can be
doomsday satnadlabointla the minty; Xt.
perlaseed Always la readlwas and wadi oz.
seuki pniotipeleafitlepstei.
4111r' Orion tor all irJadsiNtlicro/11,Kould
httrialL,Preleg tit filled union onsonable tens..
1111.111011.-tf
Win. C. StaHoak Sr. Son,
GETTYSBURG, P 4
Carpenters and Contractors.
Doors, Shutters, Blinds, Door
andWindowFrames,Cor.
nice, Door & Window
Brackets, &c.
Constastlyon Mad aid oksaullietarod to order o
BEST MATERIALS.
•7 oxyarineed workaaaxig at
REASONABLE PRICES.
16.0r4orittospty att4oAttit to.
Jaa.ls.llNlo.—it
*aims, At.
BOVi r E4Pli
COMPLETE MANURE,
=al PSG/
Super Phosphate of LiMe,
Ammonia 8314. Potash.
ros imut-iT ALL tra s tia =AVOW
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A PXX.PWCT 'MX !AMU MC Am, 7 . lPs
0* aosoasi of Mho mimed alai it Was Wat• I
sae SNOW Its. MI .1•00Wa AW
lra ISllaw.o a
lower pallosouWAT tai. Of. of am aumsblsoso7 11 Is
1 Ilaposprod la aalantir. tam ta laWlti. ( Wimitated
Jiasitin omialWratioal .
=NIT =wink ikatifacturiat Chtstias '
etweo Perm Zoo& Palladoloblis.
fhb lbosste all Um donate et pleat
food la • sorry:, .10111 f, coatalalaa as woll ilasd
Ape shiest lalltaglartility to la* .eft.
,
..
.4worlaace la the vs, of_"1:101ppioto //a,iire ili ar
til het amain of Posaszban ft, Now
Agana Woryhal, sod ai aso Now lhailatift
,boaajac *Fmk& pedal ol tbra• 'SIM Or*. baare.
mita Ea egallnatair ft to WI Ws hal Artithiser aiias
opred/ht oak. . , - • .1 •
DIXON, BILUIILEBI3 k
40 Booth Delman Aran* Phlladifpl4..
*UMW REYNOLDS, 1
106_
15, 1 4.lhollfflub Baal, Baltimore., Md.
Usreb 111
Sattritf.
I have adkJol
ALSO,
at the aim
yard, t■
nOMMIKaII -
Batt/snore astema
Tl3lllOl OF
Tux Oran UM
da y Math nee a
If not pall within the
eontlnukt until an
the colon of the
ADVIIIIMigimm •
rues A. • •
adrarlidad by tbe
bgeeial satiate 'dabs
be agreed noon.
Arne elrenlaUon 41
is one hail larger fiat •
news Pager In Adams
Using mod:Wu. It - . ':
Jos Wbsor of
ted and at tar mbar.;
rumble% la_
nted at short . •
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Ras reamedl IS* Pumao
say bolo= Is taw •
Sas :-.111aa.. J. S.,
maw of Ow DisersalL ■
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tHist we promptly snot
Wilco so Solstmorti
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ly Attended to.
t +astans• Aostion k ,
t 40 wad oiler taller
J 1111410.-if ,
11 - • J. 00 1 1884
• I. W. •11,11peempia
.11.,ther Dail •
Ace b•twirom tab 0 .
~,,,, Wilmot's/grim
May 211,111117•
h. VID A.. 11 IT'
slllf t? GA W WI
o 5E14 MI utbet basis f e
I 114.11 .1 41111tellkInsa•
gi to ch• :watt deal*.
SPILL
orJ•strollqoan.
1116 T.
DR. H. S. tin
t B.
omens O•L.TA
Juno 11 1540.-0
DR. J. W. C. 0
Has hi. What at lit
mire tots.' s he
o•Krim' , Kay 211.1
JOHN L. HIL
de• in Wisabersbutt it
13=1
a iiTrsiu
I!M=E
let, %arta' i
orvie“ to the lOC°.
Jppoeltio We Globs Wk. 111
attend la say so* •I•bla
P.m:mists •aat of fell ot
•It•d Wean. Tunic
July 10.150.-if
DR. H. W
LitZutovx r 'd.
ILTAVIING permaseaU7 •
eagage le tie newel
Mugu,. Ones Ls •
*rest.
Carrizgto,
NEW HARM
JOHN
rt POLIIS lit. Weeds sal
kai roomed the
opeao4 a Weep ea Oeillalla •
lag tte Paeoespettarot, elk
AK/ tam ea 6444 al Wage
mankas,
aou.Aaa
wain
Ando! wIU bit sold at Ow
TRUNKS
SIIPAIIIING and KIND
Ow wafting at tit
.5. guaranty the boat kind
nadir ay own savor Into.
Kid 7,loW—of
D A YID 1116011L1111T
"Best always
'Tag Best sad
SADDLES,
SEIDL
HA IiNASS of aU
&reales,. to be head at
ptand,ltattinaoadat.,
(M CC RS •
ars the inert isbetaellatp
Our Riding end W
Our Harness, (p/ata
add Sr. cotaphole I • army
of tbe very boat asteriel
Our upper brattier V
au nor In anat. 141.7 are
moat &install.
Our Heavy Draft' Hsi
ane ak.a. to nedarodc Cheap
whore and is the Colt.o.
Riding Bridles, Whi
Cases. VI pleas as *tempt
Maga. or cheaper.
Our prices
baronet's la tbalowea
A liberal peroentaghtoro
to St or atom
We Wert walking but t h e
warrant ovary inlet* tataledh
raprecontal.
Tbealtfil Amps@ tt et
'moat *tack.
es„91•• as a ea ii glade
Jan.211.11111111.-tf - V.
sareogauzur
Ysiararb Nair n•r,tbaalM
gt b • •
oAsszAts-it4
thetrold otand,ta Usti
whom try it
... tiortor
sodi mug TS
A lot Otlhill=il mans
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ea base, wllitela they will 4
prlcia‘eadell orders will be
wig ritlebbatesilb se poselis,
411M132
dodo whilidlarsiali,aatatob
• large lat of aoseadoid
Meathlilbr tifirtnerit
107.4!•
beriAl •
braribt4.llr
Buggies and
REMO
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CABBLi 2.4
/NG- TOP BMW •
• WAGONS, $ . .
work la all mi x sr . ,.
*a bast
its 'Ms
s taaVra;
tar 14u.1.47 I
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MUTUAL PIES Mill
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oinom i
trieta•—ameseavies•
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we. Xela Liberty; 11,.
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1111011.40 , suipaay tat ta11141.6
may et Maim It luis lona
beg 1; seiwpr, sad
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