u Staf'asd Statinti.
Uglily sbatrig. Friday. Nay S. 1575
POTATO CIILTVItE.
Calculation is said to be one-half the
Job. Now lathe tune to begin to cultk
;vats, and to aid In this preliminary
; part of the work we give the following,
which was communicated to thetural
New Yorker by George W. Idner, of
,Cumberland, Ind.:
Potatoes are a crop that is every year
'increasing In importilbce. More are
plaited andthe bestvarieties are sought,
no matter what the prices may be.—
Have we. been cultivating them aright?
I think not until (perhaps some 4Eive
done so) this year. The, soil, if not
naturally good, should be made so by
a liberal supply of manure. Ne x t in
importance is breaking the ground.—
Shallow plowing will not do. The
roots or-feederk in most potatoes grow"
some four or five feet in length and if
the plowing is shallow they are com
pelled to keep near the surface of the
• ground, and the potatoes, when%f any
else, protrude through the surface, turn
green by exposure to the air, and be.
come bitter. The potatoes are formed
on these feeders, but near the main
stem or stalk, and not at the extreme
end of them. -
If a good crop of well Savored pota
toes is wanted, plow at least ten inches
deep.
\ An error that many farmers fall Into
lis that of planting to shallow. The
seed ought to be covered deep, not by
piling the soil on, but by making the
furrows deep. A potato will come up
from an incredible depth, This I know
from experience. Last fall, in Ideptem
er, I dug a cellar, and some parts of
rows were covered up with a stiff yel
low clay to the depth of three feet; and
today I dug some of them ana found
potatoes at the,depth of eighteen inches,
and very fine ones. My other potatoes
wee all dead ripe three weeks ago, but
those In the clay bank are as green to
day as they were in June.
Another error that farmers have here
tofore made is using too 'much seed ;
but it Is difficult to convince some of
them of this fact. I tried some expe
riitients with different amounts of seed
this season. With a single eye to the
hill, planted in rows three feet apart
and twenty inches In the rows, I found
five and six good, stout sterna yielding
very fine large potatoes; two eyes to
the hill, same distance, gave from ten
to twelve stems which were not so
strong and healthy ; and, while there
were more potatoes to the hill, they
were not so large, and yielded less and
a I increased theamount of seed—that
14, more in number but lees in weight.
I found, also, that small seed would
yield more email potatoes and the large
seed more large ones, no matter how
they were out.
Potatoes are, as a general thing,
worked too much. One harrowing,
after they are about two inches high,
with the back of the harrow, to level
the ground and destroy weeds, then
tiro plowings,, is enough; but they
should not halfilled up; it injures the
Vine, and in my-opinion, causes therot
Many times when)t might be avoided.
Keep them clear of weeds.
WHAT SLEEK., WILL CUEE.
The cry for rest has. always been
louder than the cry for food. Not that
it is more important, but it is often
harder to get. The hest rest comes
from sound sleep. Oil* lien or we
n:ten'
otherwise, equal, the one who
sleeps best will be the-most moral,
healthy and efficient.
Sleep will do much to cure Irritability
of temper, peevishness, uneasiness. It
will restore to vigor'an overworked
brain. It will cure insanity. It wil
'Wild up and make strong a weak body.
It will do much to cure dyspepsia, par
tipularly that variety known as nerv
ous dyspepsia. It will relieve the len
gour and prostration felt by oomsump
titre. It will cure hypochondria. It
Will core the blues. It will cure the
headache. It will cure the heartache.
.14, will cars neuralgia. It will cure a
broken spirit. It will cure sorrow.—
Indeed, we might make a long list of
nervouanraladies that sleep will cure.
tThe care of sleeplessness, however,
is not so easy, particularly in those who
carry grave responsibilities. The habit
of sleeping well is one which, if broken
tie for any length of time, is not easily
regained. Often a severeillnees, treat
ed by powerfuhdrugs, so deranges the
4Thirvous system that sleep is never
sweet after it. Or, perhaps, long-oon; , .
tinned watchfulness produces the same
effect ; or hard study, or too little4ezer
chid of the muscular system,
or tea and
whisky drinking and tobacco - usfng.—
To break up the habit are required:
I. A clean bed.
2. Sufficient exercise to,- produce
weariness, and pleasant occupation.
8.. Good air, and not too warm a
roceb.
4. Freedom from too muoh care.
6. A dew Stomach.
6. A dear conscience.
if. Avoidance of stimulants and nar.
ootiai.
For those who are overworked, hag
gard, nervous, who pass sleepless
nights we commend the adoption of
habits as shall seeumideep, otherwise
Ilk will be short, and what there is of
ft, sadly Imperibot.—Heraki of Health.
Guam IN OROJIANDB.—i correspon
dent of the Western Rural controverts
st oonsiderable length, the position
taken by the gardener's Montlay In
favor of allowing grass to occupy omit
' anis. His principal points of °ldeation
ape that gram draws moisture from the
soil faster than rains restore it ; that
the soil, not being stirred, becomes
closely packed ; the roots of the trees
fall to get a good supply of Moisture
when it is most wanted ; the tree Is
exhausted in its effort to mature the
terop ; and it precludes the best of all
lands of muiching—that la, with the
constantly pulverised soil of a well
cultivated surface. This writer states,
se a proof, thathe succeeded by thor
ough culture in keeping the mil moist
Ina very dry season, in a chirry orch
ard planted with corn ; but alongside
ebia ground was a piece of land where
forest leaves had collected and formed
a deep mulch and under these !leaves
the soil was found "completely dried
ouL"
tot in all such discussions, where a
rapid growth on the one hand, and a
okow or feeble one on the other; 'ire In
volved, we see no recognition of the
lest *bleb we have repeatedly urged as
* true one to determine whether cul
tivation should be increased or dioxin
kibied—nansely, pimply examining the
length of the annual growth. If the
*roils Stand in gins., and yet the shoot"
strethrei feet long, it would be worse
than useless to cultivate. If on tk -
other band, the orchard is, kept, clean
and nuAlow, and yet the.Yearlygrowth
Is not six inelses, it will be 'Oda - that
the soil must be enriched In addition to
constant pulverisation. An =mini.
of this test would prevent much con
troyeasy, and enable orchardists to tie-.
dde otolerstandintkr what ao do.
UNIT.IeDi STATEO
B 0 N - D S
BOUORT. SOLD ApD axonal:mu ,Cht MORT
LIBERAL TRIMS
GOLD BOUGHT & SOLD
AT hIARKaT RATER.
COUPONS CM.VED:
PACIFIC R. R. BONDS
Bodght and Bold.
STOCKS
Bought and Sold on Commis
• sion only.
AOCOURGII retched and Inland allowed on daily
laslanoes subject to check. '
De Haven & Bro.
NO, 40 SOUTH 3d STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, .1!A
Much 4, Iflo—ly .'
SAFE AND PROFITABLE
INVESTMENT
NORTHERN CENTRAL -RAILWAY
6 Per. Gent.
,Gold Bonds
AT PAR AND ACCRUED INTER
EST IN CURRENCY
PRINCIPLE AND INTERES'T PA Y
ABLE lA' GOLD
THIRTY YEARS Td RUN.
All Taxes paid by the Company
Persona possessing Bonds can make
by exchanging, from
$l5O to $175 on $l,OOO,
and get in exchange
- GOLD BONDS
bearing the name rate of Interest
for halter hdorauttion inquire at
GETTYSBURG NATIONAL BANK.
J. EMORY PATh, Catkin.
Neb. IS, 1870.—if
GETTYSBURG
NATIONAL .BANK
GOVILLNMUT DOND/! f of all kids, lOtrallTaud
SOLD.
The WORM' PREMIUM itki cne
.GOLD and
aura
°MONS CABRID Ctl COLLIOTID
?mow dashing to Invest I 8 STOOLS or BOND
of say Wad, are invited to tali, as we bay* the
tho bellithpo or New Telt. PhLooto!phis or
labliater• asaticela: Cmpion&ly all
orders are pecaptly to dad.
Pernaaaporesdag 001:10111 SONDB, iad dealziag
hr middy to convert filo Zeigistared, aro mauled
toes/low vie have the advaatage4, to tnoster at a .
4 ;
tMiyg arposime.
INTIZMAI ILITI T/1 WIMPS if 1 1 / 1 44156,1na
t
dens kF iitlas
ormum ON SPICULL . DIMOSITS advanad
1 per gent, Ws
0q141' 1 ,1!lor s t
4 pas, gm , . for 0, -osolitboo
$ PIZ OUT. f o r $ wefts.
t 'l*
Persons wishing latbnsaUes In rept), Iv V
Ilitouto, and Stook, • all Wails, ore , roviostel to
g ive Is's aaisold irektu ofieithfly it is
brmatioa
J. $1101! BAIA, Cubist
GoUvelraii. Nov 1.111410-ff
FIRST NATIONALL BANK
OP'
GETTYSBURG,
musw
latoreat anima, VillPealifil s
111 °P2.1311"2"1"2171a.
'a a a a ,a a ,-"
vizaxAsa oo!troults imam forssAzD
goimon.
10 1 1 =inv i ira ifltdi a = h 2d Mom
Wer....Tr u as al= AWN!
04:ILI) MU) SILVJUI,
obi with pies/ire teamed all beds as promptly
..fillieraimpeugliag tea wantepOslaml au*.
404 11nogur - allevA,toey2 ) . Alll°l4 alidikr
JUST. I'M PLACE.
BOOTS AND . SHOES
-
Nearly oppetitt the COMPILER Office, Gettyabuty
Jan. 21, 1270.—tt
WHERE I MURK ?
W HER ?
NICE NEW SUIT !
S. WOLF'S
CLOTHING STORE,
in the Diamond, Cbr. of the Square,
TOWN OP esmasuao, 00UNTY OP ADAMS,
AND STATE OF PENN'A.
THAT'S THE .PLAC 1
BARG AIRS I BARG•INS I 1 BARGAIN I' II I
In everything—Over Coate Dress Coats, Panteloom,
Vests, Undershirts, White Darts, Collars, Neck
Ties. Gloves. Comforts, Hats, Caps, Boots and
Oboe* Clocks Watches, Jewelry, Per
- fernery, Mahe* limas., Trunks,
Carpet Bars, lrailees, Usebeedlee,
' and tie ttioceatol other itrtt
eise,•ll,-tooennaentew
to Wert."
Call, eassehia ; ba conefacad, bay, and bailed.
1349
IfJibed 'marke t t prices paid for all kinds of I )Q88 8
Doe. 3, .—f
SPRING AND SUMMER
CLOTHING,
Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes.
•
COBEAN L OUANINGIIAM
H Aptildroceived from the City a new and large
CLOTHING,
HATS & CAPS,
BOOTS & SHOES,
NOTIONS,
SEGARS, &c.
LATEST STYLES;
One and all arel netted to call at our Store, on Balt!,
morestreet.Gettysburg,near2 &paißtiogihnottork
JAB CUNNINGHAM.
April 15, 1 no-tr
JOHN PICJKING
OPENED OUT AGAIN
Ready-made Clothing,
HATS, CAPS, NOTIONS, &C
MEI undoreigned, dein • business under the Arm
of PlOintet Ce., have 'opened a new Store
ROM in the large thrown:My Brick building, on
Chaaberebarg street, nearly opposite B nth lees Drug
Stark and invite their old frienda to give them a call.
W. have laid in an entirely
NEW STOCK OF GOODS
'sleeted with ears, sees very best makeksad Istew
styles, Comprising
READY-MADE 0 LOTH IN(I,OOATS, PANTS, VESTS
DUSTERS, WOOLEN SHIRTS, DRAWERS,
BUISPENDIIRS, NECKTIES, CRA
VATS, HATS, OAPS. AND
NOTIONS in ENDLESS
- VARIETY
—all of which have been bought in a falling mar.
hot, and will M sold at astonishingly low rates.
yr. have also on hand a large satortaseat of.
LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN'S
SHOES,
of latest styles and boat mats, whlth we are selling
out at cost, to ednasionli the stook. CaHand &viola&
JOHN PICKING,
P. B. PICKING. -
April B, 1870-tf
BOOTS AND SHOES.. •
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
TGB nderslgned has erected a new bulldLog,or
a Boot and dhoo Bstabllsbmon t, on Gadsden.,
neortb• Baldroaddtation Gettysburg , whorish*
saw effete for saio,
Boots Sloes Gaiters , Slip
pers,.lkol &c .,
onion women and obildren ,o different styles and
!ii.l.
oo. ' Be boa a aneamertaiont to selsoUrout And
w article at Ake inwelleetprolts.
WORE BUDS TO , of tie best materials
and onirkmaasido. leery Ohio loads to seeder
satiehotioi. Ito pidesasgo of tie petblicle
Cal Iln,and select [row Us stock or loar ',your mess.
ore.' /a either coo you cannot hilt° boyhood.
July 11.111111.—1 y JOHN IN AMINO
. SPRING AND SUMMER
CLOTHING,
AT F. CUNNINGHAM'S,
Manbersbory dtred, next door to Keystone Hotel
GETTYSB UR G, ,P.a.
You will iiiwao Ind the but -quidltbas sadist's&
styles of
COATS 'RUTS, VESTS )
01 ALLATTL;r4LXJ) BUM. ALSO,
•
S H T S,
Truthui, Wives; -
sada groat and u nto viztatyot
NOTIONS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
CLOCKS, 4ATCHES,
TOBACCO and 'CIGARS.
Us Wm In oonneetton 'with Ids Bondy -muds Cloth.
sommonomi
MERCHANT TAILORING
1x 11 Itibranclim. Tim pnbUo will •Imaj• dad th•
Wad dyke of
CLO T.118,-MIPIIIII/14 TWIIDB. MUM, 'AUX
!KINGS, &e., at bp norm
- W. CCDANNitt, *Wier of Wog ozimmissem,
. watalleays b• Imuld on band to totamozo t
bbaatt sad manalkotnr• you • good attlag
ar i tpubasslit faimirhie*.ir ,11417432ar.iffrigl,
Wl* sgstamars.
' ›J- 5
!:;REMOVED.
• JOSEPH JACOB'S,
MEIZCHANT TAILOII .
1.11110911 D
Next elOor to J . O Crew More, ' o n
akaktibereurp at., *ear As Aware.
, **Kw trtsri t ,
ourrai, oAsanuiss, vinntaiorinumas
/my.,
. , .
a/end at the smaFest"
011•111
GOODS bought at the Sten COT flu OF
011.
0001 YAM UP with ithipateh, 1141 erheie
heights' other names u at hie eara.
Pumoae weeetret, art tatiorkqg dame la ur
proud style.
The Ourig dose, as wash -
ries pa rossis solteltill, Amapa oft,
ZOIII2IIFAOOIII.
FOR SAIA
No Piero*
,Clittaskriaily a, eh/ 4 . km h
THE. HOUSE is s two story brisk.,
Gm a $l, • nydnat Ila Ikkillierl !Aft Hwyinth
biguespy, oda varlseise of Opipm, Annum%
jusiominsui, Itegikitries, Pis& ad dirart_ hie
, tros ails& • . N. 11.
W. Ulna
TO GET
CHEAP
Doots and- shoes I
I WILL SELL
MY MArTIRN STOUR
COST!
CALL AND DI OONVINcICL,
NO TEM BLI TO SHOW 11 OODS 1
DON'T IItSTAIEZ THE PLACE,
OR'fl .1 LTIMORZ STREET,
D. U. ILINGIL
DID YOU BUY THAT
WHY, AT
Cho very place, for
F. B. PICKING
GETTYSBURG - RAIL ROAD.
TIME irABLE
IRS? Gettysburg at 810, l Ai
Metkonnticts at Hanover least too wilh trainego
fag Nortb,passeagere reaching Baltimore at 8 20P
Garrieburget 12 30, P. 11., Philadelphia et 1 10
P. Zeturning, intro at Gettysburg at 12 30P
21.,witbpamengers from Baltimore, Harilsburg,&c
811COND TBAINi Gettysbui I a . 2 1b P .11
and connects at Hanover Junction win, Mat
Train [nat!, at 4 42P. M., reaching Ealtimor• at
TOO P. Y. Geturatug arrives at Gettysburg at
I 30 P. 1 ..lingers from Biltimere
Harrisburg, P a bliadelphia, ge
Se Pastootor Car It also attached to ttko Proiiht
Mhz, which leaves aanovar.J oactlea at 7.10 A. M
reaching Gettysburg at 10.30. Passengers leering
flarrimburg le the 5.16 L. Y. trails ear than reach.
Gettysburg by_loJo A. Y. The freight train, with
Peaseager Oar attached, 'nil leave Gettysburg at 2
P. M., reaebbegthe Jut:talon at CM.
N. 11o0IINDT Bnp,t
Nov. 26, 1669
READING RAILROAD
• SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
MONIMI, APRIL 18, 1870
Great trunk Hue from Ike North and Northwest
for Philadelphia, New York, nesting, Pottsville,
Tamaqua, Ashland Alhantokin, Lebanon, Allentown
Raston,Rphrata,Litia.Lancaster,Oolanabia,
Tralnsleave Harrisburg for New York,asfollows:
At 6.06, 8.10 A. M., 12.20 noon, and 206 P. X, con
necting witkeintilarTralnaonPennsybraniaßallr
and arriving at New York at 19.16 noon, 8.40, 6.60 and
1..00 P.n., respectively. ifliiiping tiara accompany
the lose A. and 12 20 noon Trains without
change.
Returning: leave New York at 9.00 A. M., 12.00
coon and 6.00 P. id., philadelp lila at 3.16 A. M. and
3.30 P. 31. Sleeping s accompany the 9.00 A. IL
end 6.00 P. M. trains (rota hew York without change.
Leave Harrfebarg for Reading, Pottsville, Tama
qua, if inersville ' Ashland , ShAmokin , Pine Grove
AllentownandThiladelphia ot 11.10 A. 2.06 and
hi.or t opp:ng at Lebanon and principal way
litidtiona; 4.10 P. M. train connecting for Philadel
phis, Pottsville and Oolumbia only. For Pottsville',
Schuylkill Haven and Auburn, via Schuylkill and
Sualuabanna Rail Road, leave Haritaburg at 3.40
WayPeasengerTralnl Philadelphia at TAO
A. M., oonneotlng with similar train on Mat Penna.
Railroad, returning from Reading at 8.13: P. M.
topping at all Stations.
Lean Pottsville at 0.40 and 9.00 A. M. ' and 2.46 P.
31.0141100° at llBO A. M., Shamokin at 8.40 and 10.40
A.M., Aslitaad a '1.05 A .11., a n 012.80 noon, Tamaqua
at CU •. M., and 2.20 , P. M., for Philadelphia and
ew York.
Leavc,Pottsville.ria.gehnylki I la n d 3 asquehanna
Itailroadlit 8.16 A.1((or Harrisburg ,and 11A0 A.
M. for Pineerove and Tremont.
Reading Adcommodation Train Isar•s Pottavillo
at 6.40 A. M., passes itemang at TAO A. IL, arriving
at Pnliadalphia at 10 20 A. M. Itoturalen, leaves
Philadelphia at 6.10 P. M., passing ittadiag at 800
P. M., arriving as Pottsville at 9.40 P. M.
Pottstown Aecoarinodation Train, I Patti
townat 6.06 A. M., returnln g I Ph lindelphi t at
4.00 P.M
Wombla - Railroad Train sleareitoadlng•l7l/1411
M. and 6.16 P. M. for Iphrata, Lilts, Lancaster
Clolutabla,&c. -
•
Per Women gallaoadTninsleavePerklomenjuno.
tionst 9.00 A. 111..11 00 and 6.60 P. M.; returning,
leaveliceweultrville at 206 A. K., 12.46 nom an d
4.16 P. K. connecting with similar trainees Lad.
lo ttrtekdal• Railroad Trains leave Pottstown at
940,A. K., and ciao P.M., returning leave hicountt
Pleasant at 700 and 11. A. 8., connecting with
similar trainmen Reading Railroad. it
Chester Palley Railroad Trains leave Bridgeport
at 11.30 A. M., 2.06 and 4.02 P. lg., returning, leave
Downingtoira 44030 A. M., 12.49 an,. us 1.111 P.
id., cessecring with similar trains on Reudingßall.
road.
-On Sundays:lefty* New York at 6.00 andll.oo P.M.,
Philadelphia at 11.00 A.M. and 8.16 P. M.,(tbe 6.00 • .
M. Train running only to Headley) leave Pottsville
at 8.00 A.M. liarriaburg at 6.ib A. M. and 4.10 P.
M „and Reading at Tali A.M. and 10 06 P. M. for
Harrisburg, at VIII A.M. for New York, and 9.441 A.
M. and 4.14 P. M. for Philadelphia.
Oonunatation, Silleage,B easondlcbool and Incur
sloe Tiekets,toand from all point s,a t redoes dßates.
Baggage, checked through; 100 pounds Mowed eaebPassen ger . '
O A .11ICIOLL8
O 1 Superintendent
Reading, Pa., April 29, 1870.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
WINTER SCHEDULE.
On and after Noy. 15, 1669.Tralns will! oav • Itanov
Junction as follows:
LSAT]. NORTHWARD
10.36 a. in.—Daily for WURampart, daily (except
Sundays)) for Elmira, Roetaaator, Buffalo,
Niagara!falls and Eris and tits Wort.
12.27 a. su.—Datly for aware, Buffalo,
2.13 p. m,—Dally(azzor d ads's) for Williamsport
and Wis.
•
0.03 p. m.—Dally(ixeopt Bundys)for York.
10.03 p. m.—Dally(azrapt flundaays) for Harrisburg
and tka West.
LEAVE !SOUTHWARD.
7.07 a. m. , -12allystopping at Parktononly.
7.62 a. in.—Datly(etespt Sundays) stopping at all
Stations.
12.21 p. m.—Dally stopping at Portion oaly .
1= p.m.—Daily (except Sunday )stapping at Park
ton only.
4 . 42 P:m•—Dolly (excopt Sundays) stopplai at Ike
Stations.
• SDI'« s. TOUR 0.0 • JP•••
Baltimore, X.
LURKS X YLSKII, sn. Saperiatandent,
Nov. 26,1169,1 f Harrisborg,Pona's.
pENNSYLVA.NLi CENTRAL
RAILROAD.
Daublstraek rauterunning betweam Philadstpkia
and Pittsburg. Trains leaving flett• dam, make the
following *Du ea Hon s with this Trunk Me:
Gettysburg leans at 0.16 a. m. A 12.44 p. m.
L.. to,yer .1 tract lon arriv• 10.05 • 2.06 •
• • leave 10.50 • 9.55 •
Harrisburg arrive 12.56 p.m. 11.46 •
CI leave SAS • 2.25 a. m.
Plilladslph la ant, IMO " GAO •
Harrisburg leave 1.15 • 12.10 •
Pittsburg arrive +ll6 a. m. 9.10 •
At Philadelphia elate connections ats made with
the trains for New York, Hostas and all Dastern
Cities. A t Pittsburg connections are made in the
Wow Uni...n Depot with thetrafar for all Waitirfn
points.
mita, furtierin formation apply to
°. IDWARD EL WILLIAMS,
Gen.Superintendent,Altosna, Pa.
Tar W. Gwinno., GOO. Passenger sod Ticks
Ag t..,PhUsl olph la. - [May 14, 11161.-t
given' iftables.
WEAVER & SON.
Livery, Bales & Exchange
STABLES,
Washington at., Getlyiburg. Penna.
'TAKE pleasure in announcing to
the public that they have better acoommoda•
Hone than ever to supply the public with all style.
and kinds of Couveyanses that can be band In a first
clue livery. Thar Ronal nuke, and Illeinies cannot
be beat by any establishment in the taws. Is prime
they day competition.
Horses and Mules
booght and sold, oo ressonsbl• tdrsos.
GIVE US A CALL.
Take Notice.
THE undersigned is desirous of
dodos up. Ws Old socannts, and wXld est all
those Indebted Weal and settle the awe. The books
will be found at the above stables and all persons In
debted ate earnestly /equine,' to call and niters
their amounts. WV:MOLLS WILLI/YE.
Dena lliee,tf
EAGLE LIVERY,
Sale & Exchange Stables
Opposite as Zoete goal, Cliassbesssbsorg street,
BX2TrALBBUR6, P814A".4
,THE undersigned have opened a
not LIVELY, 11/L1 AND DTAIIANSII STA
DIA, is this place, sad an plopanod to au suporlar
sooossodations In this lino. Ws hum provided
oursolvss with
liuggies, Carriages, Hacks,
Light Wagons, &c.,
of the lateen styles, walteleat le newt We • rebate de.
sand. Oar horses are peon, without spot. or blew
lab, and'perfectly rellable—none d year . "old twist.
pine." bat all el the "2.40" orate. -
Ming pa/threw always be Iwo wised& ted -and
tea eqUiPegatil thutlebed.
Port wr man, eon getjast whet the want
at the swot antowesniatlan term.
Whiten lathe llastlonelil =attended Wand
relleble &tetra Waken! It
or/int
Partleinnivenot to and rem the Depot wen the
end departure of every grata.
Hones bonnet, 'DK or eithannt4 and always $
dome lbr bantam Oven. Onr wore° "bar pay
and seinelhatt, .
41/Prarthetir attention pale to tarahhlng
Idotlee end flogs for Innerals.
arils letter enreeiree that by aharitall aria•
slab sad by &tabbing aaperlor acoolanwilatlen4
estabbiunen t.
waset MI to *tee every was who pateadana war
PRI=J. TAM
WIWAjt D..HOLIXI/011131/
Deo. NJ**
•
' Notice to the Public 1
•aforotgoottls mantas a Lim of agape how
goornbargaisolagilkomorploso
W sad /Add at edict A.
TIM Wl.lll4boire
Nava
to Nolo aok.loirloli
whim a t put , lbar o oink sad
_lolloologbes on Toadmilliazoiay tat
Iworeof inalotogot inkooosoa
orsOb ilheolookotaii Iskhooro.
Nay !Loa MINA WASSZIF
*BARG . : I` SIN
NEW 'FURNITURE.
A wintsas ot s•ts on:ernes suurrtnis bay
44 hog boo we by Alaska So do
...,..,.........
wors st its% 4. Waimea lON
1911••,)
i FW"" riosinems.
, `
RING'S VEGETABLE
4M.I3ROSIA„ j.•
TEIS FAVORITE HAIR RESTORER
has been bettors the petals load snots► to bays been
thototighls totted sad Its Wrestling sale and paps•
tartly ars the best evidences et lie soperkrr merit. •
AS A RESTORER OF GRAY HAIR
to Its Metal color It WU no equal
FOR CURING
HUMORS or TR 11 SCAR
and p tins Itching It Is wondartalli imecesita.
For Prevertting the hair
from falling aft Is unfailing
FOR RESTORING
HAIR TO BALD HEADS
==ao.a. borresd Orompotitiss, *think notipways
succossfhl. Wier* the glsads or *Moles are got dr.
stroysd now Mfrs to Mre to grow Vier wan fr , Pro:
AS A DRESSIH
nothing 'orpiment It. It imparts to dry, faded "Ad
why Ba a
ir that beautiful gily appearance so ranch
that
Containing us 01l or great.) It don not soil thio
finest burn. •
It A compounded upon Scientific principles of the
pured ingredients and I. entirely harmless. • ' •
Saar perfumed with the most - fragrant Extracts
Its odor is delightful.
TEBII.IIONI4LB
almost without eolith's cue be gluon if neeetuarx but
the
AMBROSIA
le too well known to require It. Use It once and yon
will never be without It.
sirgold by A. D. Buehler, J. N. Bober, Elmer,
Gettysburg, Pa., and by
DRUGGISTS AND MERCHANTS EVRRY MIR
PRICE ONE DOI . I I,AR pr. BOMA
E. M. TUBS 2 00.,
Propridorr,
Nov. 28, 1869-6 m
TYNDALE, MITCHELL & WOLF,
China, Glass and Earthen-ware,
NO. 707 CHESTNUT STREW,
PHILADELPHIA,
Fine Parisian Ganite,
The best stoneware in the market, sold at the pile**
of ordlnat7 gocdo
WHITE FRENCH CHINA,
in all the best shapes and style
Decorated Dinner, Tea and
Toilet Sets in great
variety
GLASS ENDRIVZD ON. THZ PRZNISZS, AND
CHIIIL4 DECORATED efther in jull a* or
ieatehings, in the beg Planner
11211YOLASS 000DS ONLY •od LOWNYT CANN
PRICJICS
Lotter, of Inquiry la regard to prices, Le., of
[Mor.4,,lll7o—Sts
goods, promptly answered
THE CUCUMBER WOOD
PMP ! !
Owe dozen reasofts why this is the best Pimp sums-
Jai:tiered ix America for
WELLS & CISTERNS.
1. It is Simple. 2. It to Reliable. 3. It Ix Durable.
4. It Works very Really. 6. It 'throws Water
Rapidly. 6. It is all Wool. 7. The Wood la
Tasteless. 8. It does not Crack In the
Sun. 9. It Is not Rabb" to get Nita
order. 10. Should any repairs be •
naosesary to time, the/ CSn
sadly be made by any par- •
lion. ll . l tvillnottre*.
13.1 t L Cheaper that
say other toilette •
pump mane-
TILSTLYONTAIS
Tn
tosthstonv SIN sapatior elhernotas or this Pao"
WI Mar, by parmletion, - to tits following persons Whir
base had it In =a, and tastad It with Satire BALL-
A/Woo:
Jer. Blanker, Franklin tp. • George Smith, Hun
tington tp.; Arnold Lane, Pralklin tp.; A. I. Myers,
latinoore to.; John Creel, 0 ettyehurg; H. P. Bloom,
ereemount ; Pan Shively, ; Dale' King,
rehileld ;Wa. Tenag, lionatioy tp. Andtew now ,
stork, Tyrone tp.
•
Persons requiting Pumps for yetis or cisterns, can
have them throbbed all complete and reedy for use by
eluding the depth of use well or cistern. gatiathotles
guaranteed In all came or no payment required.
Orders by mail or otherwise promptly attended to.
JOSEPH KUNK
IleHnigbistows, Agernacpanty, LY,
Pa.
Oct. 29,
1115 HOOP SKIRTS, 1115
HOPKIN'S "OWN MAKE."
Is all the it sir Spring Styles, for Ladle', Mimes and
Children; the quality and prices of which will rn.-
commend themselves to every customer. OCOIRETI3I
00111167711 courts!!! Just marked down to gold
at par: making our preeent prices law po int, y call
he &lorded, until gold declines to that and 3$
per cent. less than the price one year aso. We were
the first in Philadelphia to give silver in change to
our costa rrers, and now take th .die giving them
full advantage of the return to ebasis, in ad.
Tepee of the Gold market; which will be fully ap.
predated by all who ex twine our extremely low
prices. Hoop skirts, Our Own Hake, at 37, 40, 50, 65,
60,1'0, 76,1.0, $5.90, 96, $l.OO, lc. to $2.20.
Hand-made Whalebone Corsets at 60, 60, 75, 90,
$l.OO, tc. to $1.76. Superior French Woven Comte
at 7k reduced from $1.00; at $l.OO reduced front $l..
$8; at $ 1.25 reduced from $1.76, Sc., Sc. to f 56.00, re;
dated trona $7.00.
B. Wetly 00 . 111044 at $2 00 reduced from $2 60, Mc.
Thompson Opte• iltal mg Comets at 51,75, reduced
from $2 att le., Mn. Mood)'• Patibt
Jesting Abdominal Corsets at • redaction of 26 eta. tq
$1 00 per pair, seeetd.ng to lean ty., All other goods
proportionally reduced. akin., and Cornets made to
order. Altered sad ltapaLred, Whalanda and Retail
—One Price Ottly—Call or mud for descriptive dr.
WK. T. HOPKINS,
No. 1115 Chestnut Street, ?blind..
March Is, 1670—dm
HUTTON &
Furniture Warerooms
NO. 809 MARKET STREET,
North Side,
PHILADELPHIA.
PARLOR, DINING ROOM
AND
CHAMBER FURNITURE,
Ot the latest Styles and Best Manufacture,
FEATHER BEDS AND MATTRESSES
7pb:2s,llTo—ais 7 '
•
WANII24 .A.GENT'S
ti;,aprvaas
MUM; AMi/11100111ei NOINIZMO
ICERO-StliE. LAMP ,
fu rizaaral byraoro Cum 50 Professors la oar Col
Absolutely Safe
—arm IS per amt. ot• off —ao bad odor-41111 air
brisk or weer oar, beeetleimetatia. Our agouti maks
aionor, booms it re p licei a want as waliviad is
, •
tar partionlors addroai with as,
P. BO Mt,
sd floor, mi=
P
Oct 1/1, rs.
youri - T. El COMPOUND
' 10/ 211.;01522 OP
PIITRID I 3O4.OaROAT,INFLUENZA
or soy other Intootiostory ori nwarddlooose Ktho
Thrasti,f not of too/oat wading A 1100580,1411.117
WEI. This roodkokattaaboostriodlo
THOUSANDS OF OASES,
a dlforeat port& of Ms oeustry,oad hait
e t , iier
boon hews todoll taboo Is tLeit and iikrollag
iodirasiloao. It to woniatad to cafe .' Give it ar
aad It wiliapoob for Hull': ivory boasoboldili Id
Ho n blos with,. box ot this
lio baud , . rii•o aces that. t has id i ß a .;rii i t
. tal by Iowa! °CNN
417114 r 1.11 7 - tiger' susborhtod wiper. ,
70
N at Lady NI tboatoroala aduiseosaty.
Mir 311.11167.-ti tasAaLrousrzir.oo.
TO THE LADIES.
• ..4.••••••
SPRING IifitLIARY
- . -
, t
tim Haixtestki%
Jut rseett•4l nun PbAnt•lptda; - at hit Mk %
tla. Safttataanald 4 MKT&
latm, mat tike --- Pturiii.7obault, • vikri, ur
and inliant aanic . a r nt or A w
. . ;BON 8 D
itootti, oaks; orpiavx.**o4lB, Lawi,
ELEGANT mpg, - 4 0. WZRSI
paws, 0 lam dtastAi na it ai s and Panay Goode,
etu7, des - # l llan tbs)alidt isqhf•
qtr.- for -elderly 7 Ladtes .
MMJarliwt to•
tattievimtatztu.e et lord auk Wow..
AMPII
. .
•
AMI; UMUIT .pEoroluL
r Damon if the Throat mad brays, such as
Oadt. Whooldso tat, Adana, and optCbrios.
Probably sorer before in the whole history of
medicine, has anythitg won so widely and so damply
upon the oonidenceormanklad, se this excellent re
medy for pulmonary comPlothitil. Throne* a kw'
merles of years, and among most of the rinse of men
it hearken higher and higher in their animatioa.aa
it has become better known. Its uniform character
and power to cure the various lar•Oti01111 of the bags
and throat, have mane it known as a reliable prone.
for against them. While adapted to milder forms of
disease and to young children, it is at the mune lime
the most effectual remedy that can be given for lad.
pleat consumption, and the dangerous affections et
the throat and lunge. As api OTi/iOD 111,41)14 sadden
attacks of Group, it should be kept on head la *eery •
Atsaily, and indeed as all are sometimes subject to
colds and coughs, all should be provided with this
antidote for tam.
Although settled Clausaaptioa la thought Incurable
still great numbers (leases where the disown seem
ed settled, have hoes completely cured, and_ ,the pa
tient restored to wand health by the Merry Aoteraf
So complete is Its muter! over the disorders of the
Lungs and Throat. that the most obstinate of them
yield to it. When nothing else - maid reach them,
under the Cherry Pectoral they subside and &tap.
divers and Adair Bpeakers find greet protection
from U.
4111011/14:1 V slw•yt reifved find often wholly aired
by It.
Bronchitis is generally eared by taking the Cherry•
Pectoral in anuill and frequent doom.
go generally are Its virtue known that we noel
not publish the cartlacates of them hem, or do mono
than more the public that its qualities are fully
maintained.
Ayer's Ague Cure,
Far Ater and .dpote, infontatiper, CARD Ara.,
Remittentßyer, Dane Aggig jig, or mho= lever,
yew, etc., and indeed all Lae actions which arise
/rest stalarions, marsh, er iniamendcpaimsui.
As Its name Implies, It doe. Cure, and does not talL
'Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine. Bienutit, Zinc,
nor any tithe, mineral or poisonous 'abet taco what
ever, It In nowise Int urea kayi- patient. The awalwr
and Importanceof Its cares la the ague districts, Cr,
Literal 4 beyotid account, and'. we believe without a
parallel in the history of Ague medicine. Our pride
Is gratified by the acknowledgments we receive at
the radical curse effected In obstinate GYM, and
where other remedies bad wholly felled.
tinotecti mated persona, either resident In, or travel.
lag through mianstatie.localltlee, will be protected
by taking the .40 CZ CORE daily.
Nor Liver Olminitsials,arieleg hum torpidity el the
Liver, it Is an. esoellest remedy, oillnillatlng the
Liver Into healthy activity.
. tor Bilious Disorders lied Liver Complaints, It is an
excellent remedy, prodolcing many truly remarkable
cures, where other medicinal had tolled.
Prepared by Dr. J. O. Atm. a Co., Practical nod
Analytical Chemist., Lowell, Mau., and sold all
round the world.
BIA,NCUSEITiIt,
N. 11
bloc gale la Gettysburg. Pa.. by A.D. BomaLas,
Agent. (Jan. 21, 1870—lynoe
PETER BENTZ,
MUSIC EMPORIUM,
Na. 30 24111.MtlIkei street, Fork, Penner',
Bole Agent and Dealer In the following make od
Pianos:
Wlt. KNABK A CO.,
GICOROZ lITZCK t CO.,
.1. C. JURNS,
STNINWAY A BONG,
CIIfOKIZINO A BONS
Also , the Colibro Piano
I
NU 7 octaves, only 4 feet 19 Inchon long.
ALSO,
ORGANS
"
manufactured . by MABON•HAMLIN, and
11AM A BONS.. -
All Guaranteed for 5 years,
£9 Personal and careful attention given to the
selection of Inetrumente. Address
York, Pa, Dec. 10, 1689.-3 m PATER BYMTZ.
FURNITURE.
JOSEPH WALTON & CO„
CABINET-MAKERS,
No. 418 Wahtut Se., Philadelphia.
0118 setabllabmeat le one of the oldest In Philadell
pada, and then long experience sad eaperipr
fscllltlas wo are prepared to furnish good weak at
reasonable orlon.
We inanaliactore floe faraltare, sad aloe mediums
priced Maraltare of inperiorquallty. • Wire adorn o
furniture always on band. Goode made to ardor.
°outer% Dank Work and 011eo farattoro
Banks, Odkee sad Stoma, to order.
br
Joe. Watson. u
W. L bade rtioorr. Jed. L. boom
1.14870-1.7
Store Room .for Rent.
><A2lll 011 1 1/011ararmrad to mos; •••••••
, ctinn or go Into badness, as the "Odd *Um
Non of Rork /Ortega" Imes sat sispat
roam tt feet krag, A vide, with an open front in the
beet bushman portion of tits Borough of YORK
SPRINGS, Adana; county, Pa.
Pm Author haturzsaillueolddrdsa the "Odd lades
Rail Association..
York Springs, Pa.,Nov. 25,1869....tf •
ANIP•Tork True Democrat, Carlisle Herald, Harris.
burg Weekly Ilektrapk, klagerstown Torehltykl, ropy
fizz forbid, and rhea discontinued send Ittil to this
adios far emilectkia.
WOOD FOR SALE,
800 CORDS OAR
WOOD
200 HICKORY,
AT BANDOE'S HILL,
~Price $2 sto d 13 per cord on the ground.
thttyabarg. Avg 211.11168.—t .
FOR ;SALE.
THE DESTRiBLE tfIREE-STORY
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
c hoot, 01140 feet lot, with two-story Brick
Bask build log, In Brat-dais repair, two doors how
Court Rouse, on Baltimore street. will be sold on arr.
commodetkor terms. I Jane 11.—tf
gligtograph (Waits.
TIPTON & MYERS'
EXCELSIOR GALLERIES
YORK STREET, GiriTSBuRG, PRIV,M.I
PICTURES OP ALL STYLES
Views of the Battle-field.
Send Stamp for Catalogue
FR4M.IpEi, ALBUMS, dyo. , go.
Rev: m.Elolio .pa t s Ibr Ilarsikby A idillard's P Pabst dyin glbm'.
Deo., 3, 1869.—tf
photOgraphie
Gallery !
,
JACOB PE.IkiSTL
JS prepared. at all times to 'execute
In the at style of art all kin& of
110T0f4R&PHS, AJOROTYPES, BON
fiTORS, CARTES, IMPERTELS, AND
ALL OTHER STYLES,
at his Clallerren ltatilmore streak, surly /*posits
abutted' /Ws. Beare, Gee tyabarg also, all missal
Albums, Photograph :Frames, &0.,
aceatanUy on hand and for sale asap. GM me a
(April 22 , 1170—U
Illtrateket'aud Nettietry.
WATCHES & JEWELRY.
iviv ' .- 1 - 6 - . -
w ~ .-Alc ARTNgY
IBslB to infirm hisCustonsers and tbo Public
Ir V , Mord Ur. that imidat mirenaind the totems
Wide Parait' (L. Y. 11; dirtm) kr, am Irma and
-Jriongry &ere on Baltimore rt., Clettisbarg, as mill
more no aorta to sire latistietdon to al.
as Imajnet returned from tee Otity milk a opleadid
amortment ot, e= ; v i a 6 t
GOLD AIRS an rza4 ay AND s_... iiva
'
WATCRES, JEWELRY, TER lAA AND
staßrat spoolthura. ado, san
ER AND STEEL /RADE BPECTA
-1, OLES;aire,(hoODlrf illsbatagine.
• '
I ; . sitacture, 117310 AL INSTEDL•
DENTS VIOL!, it GUY
AR SiRINORSORZWS
• AND REMO=
aripr tz ciock Work vartnattel kr tate Isere
4 • 11 • 11 7 =Ml** l• • Its; ant woriumitee
Mall Pipit. 10a8410,-tf
ISAAC K. STAUFFER,
-
WATCHES &JEWELRY,
bro.'l4ll NOW= SICIOND MUM earner of Quarry
ni a 4RIA.
rasseftwovor
Wits Y mia.
Ng of Rotolo, sad
4I Viork=
010 W
pates, $l.OO Mt BOTTLZ
O RO. ARNOLD
BSTABLISHKD 1859
.
• , Inv* VigthfitL-.
HOWE - MACHINE S I
THE LATEST IMPROVED & GENUINE
ELIAS HOWE L . 112.,
SEWING MACHINES.
JACOB F. THOMAS, Agent,
GITTTABTING. PA,
N. IA corner of Centre ilguars, In the Store 100011 o
guatiol .If.
n3llolll.llwillbepromptly ettendmlto: Madame
la delivered toall of the county &militants
tt=n gratis.
puldloareoentioned against parties who
nee the MIMI* of HOWE In connection with their ma.
shines on account of the popularity of the Howe Iran Th none IM UM Id unless they Imre
tabedded in each machine a medallion having the
keneileof 111IAS HOW.II,Jr. on it,Ao.
lob. 26—tf
REMOVAL!
WHEELER& WILSON'S
LOCAE-S rzr CH
Family Sewing Machine.
OVER 450,000 IN USE.
REARM: it BEFORE 8C177N0 APT OTHER.
PETERSON & CARPENTER,
Gaunt/ Aguas.
GENERAL OFFICE for ADAMS COUNTY, MN
- TEE SQUARE, 13PASGLIVE STORE,
r 1711311310, PA.
Oct. 12, 1869-621
GROVER & BAKER'►
FIRST PREMIUM
ELASTIC STITCH
FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES,
495 Broadway, 4Veto York.
730 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
POINTS OF EXCELLENCE
Beauty •nd Stasticity of Stitch.
Perfection and Simplicity of Machinery.
Using both thr.eds directly from mot spools.
No buitening °totems by bald and no tuts of
read.
%Waren'. of application without change of ad
-11/112AMIt.
The eosin retain• ft ..... ty aad Oras n egos ft r rwash.
ingand ironing.
Besidos doing all kinds of work done by other Bow
ing Machine', thane Machines ezecste the moat
baantlta land perm lembroh.`ary and °momenta!
work.
eleilr•The Highest Premiums at all the fairs and ex
hibitioner:4 the United Braise sod Bump., hay. b..a
awardad td•Orovar k Biker Bowing Yaohla..aad
tbs work doe. by them, wherever exhibited la awn
patition .
/yarn* very highest psis*, ?MI Cl/.088 0/ TWE
LEGION OP HONOR, was eonlivrrad on the repro
seototive of the Grover t Salter Ewing Yesbines, at
cite Exposition Untrersolls, Park, 1461, thus attest
ing their grist superiority over ell other Sewing
Sir tor sal* by D. W. ROBISON, Get tysburg.
NOTICE.
THE nadersighed having bad 17 years' imperious*
as a practical Operator me Bowing . llachineo
would recommend this Grover & Dakar Nandi, Ka
skins as the cheapest and boa machine for lhattly
am. The slut& icily of commractitn Ind elasticity of
stitch made by tame machines are two *Soy la
ant paints In their favor. 2b0,000 of these maeWnes
are to-day bearing witness to the troth of oar as
mations and the demand is steadily increaslag.
We have also Sheaths Machtnee on hand for Sailorsand Coach-trimmers use. Celt aad see as.
D. W. ROBISON, Moat.
Chmaberabarg st.,Gettyaboarg, Pa.
•
Junell. 1800.-1,
gaming Nitiplenity% *r.
THE WORLD,
DODGES' OHIO AND Buciczym.
Reapers and Mowers.
• careful examination of dims machines willow
suture any one of their superior merits ever ail
ethers, in strength, dors/411 ty.. 1111.1 e of draft, and re
liability for work, on all kinds of ground, and in ev
ery variety of grossand grain. Coniticst of this we
invite those In want of a good machine to examine
for thecuseivcs Wine purcine elsewhere.
These machines can be 'old as Naked Mowers
-112•Palt8 as Rand Bake Belf.ilake, or Dropper.—
Two different sires: Lo. I Machine, with two cutter
Ilan and three Lair cutting cutting and • hal het Mt
grain lad four feet t lathes in grass; NO. 2, cut.
flog four feet six in sr.
W • have that confidence in these machises that we
are willies to let those wanting it machine Met them
with nay other they any wish,taid kee a irmanes
firm moss eanibarrra I.I.IMIMIX•YAIVr 041.L.1P
AILS !missive' such general satisfaction that we
soasider it the beat SelPgake oat, and b weereases
no other mashies except the Dodge Machias, the
Ohio and Buckeye puma.
for the boned t of diode wanting in ackinsa we
would refer them to a to of than to whom we have
sold the lastemens. viz:
John Deardorff, Ben., Henry Culp,
iphraitu Lady, lletu7 Ling,
Georg.. Lady, Inaba Penrose,
Jonathan Weiler, David Stewart
Jam.niel Battl Mickley, W.ltoas White,
lam
John loader, Andrew Wsdkert,
John Bckert, Bligian,
Ws. Pont, JohaY
Cornelius Lott, Joke N. Holman,
Wm. Golden, JohaN.Boyer,
Wm. Bas.
Alpo, WIRE TOOTH HAT HAW, including the
celebrated Brandt Bake,and Belga~ ee ,
else. 'Louses, PANNING M ILLS ,Vit tl a rY
IMPLIMENTS 0 ZNIRAILLY.
Persons wishing to examine machines will Bud them
at the warehouse of Joists WIALS A Hosts, Getty,.
burg, Pa., or at the residence of the subscriber. 2
miles from Gettysburg, on the Harrisburg road. Per..
eons waiting Circulars will address the lubecriber,
Gettysburg ,Pa.
WM .WIBLZ, Agent.
April 2.3.—t
STILL AHEAD !
HOFFEEINS'
REAPER & MOWER,
One of the Greatest Machines of the
Age
.18 superior to any other libichlne now In use, an
will excel any that will ever be !straitened, hay
lag been thoyeemblytried and gives general italfsine.
Con:- I would now Jahns all. tboas win (*end par
abasing Machined to call and ezmaine far thssmalyes.
Thus Machine hooted particularly to anted all other
machines In strength durabiliM Seas of draft. and
reliability of work, head Wads of gram and grabby-
It cuts lodged grain admirably, which b &gnat it...
In Machined to a fanner. It can be oust as a head
raki, ss well as a ear-raker. It cuts Shot 2 inches*
grain; 4 hot 10 inches in graze; has a steel easter
bar, with wrought Iron guards; It man be used as a
Slagle Mower as well as a Combined Mackin.
• full trial of the Machine can kw bad. •
AL°. 8HIA211•N'8 8 11 11J.D/11024asentG KOMI
WOLK, and Um greet sad well-known BUNT BAIL%
the bastrakes ever Introduced. Wesentld also call
youvanteatise tbel22lBlll - 2 1 0011111 . 111201196
pI,OIIOR. wrought Iron Thaseporerylightand straw,
steel shovels, easily adjusted to run shallow or dosep.
and ts many and tastaftlly made:
ALSO, TSB K 8124,114 AND IICIILIIII2II, NAN.'
CMG 111.14, the old thisaberoagh pan bagreyeek„ fop
many year" a great **rite mating the' Farman_
_of
Penneyleasia. It Is large and stream twolonskla
*raise, and warranted to work per .
Mad all kinds of If.iIiMLNG Dig nalways
on hand. '
Any puma wiehlairta examine these sesebleareao
anthem at the Battle-deld Rota! or at a residents,
$ Intim trona fist bowies the taxi
road dad tb datUanere pike. -
- •
igsyikisso.—ts 'ars I .IIIIICUILLI.
•• • •
L.
. Y. CANNON.
NEW FIRM.
CANNON &mlLLgrs
MARBLE WO)p;f1
Corner qf .Baltin . Kxe areclAsiLladdie
streets, • G%tlys74lfrg,
Every Description of yliror i k
executed in th,o heAt,
style of tie: Art.
ALL IaITI3 (go
Cast, Wrought and*
Rai ugS~
7UINIBEZD ON TEN Iliti?2 , *riot.
maid' 4,110-tt
Gw!rits!i4iGkw3,:m.
hits. to rk3 triet,Flottyaburs Whai!ioliq
arippriopeiredtotaralsliallkladiatworkiitlisidias
•UO £8 KOSULUTS.TOKRIAZADITOINI
MASTLIII La. •0
attkimkertestaotkuhisdaio kil,p am th tibiae*"
. • . •
yagalki 1. r9du • !takezistip hiaL.
G7ll
lIMIIIMatIIt,IS4I
REMOVAL.
• r I.4lrir ZIONO TED TO
Notthiwest Corner of Centre
• Score, Gettysburg, Pa.,
.whore I aballi be luny to 'wall aaoa all ay old Car
toners and all üb.o may Arm so a as
G-ROCERIES, NOTIONS, ft q
- QUERNSWARE;
FIRE PROOF
AND GLAI3B-WARE.
all of which I invite the pobUo to all end =NSW.
AMOII-110111:22T.
Nana 26, 1170—tf
WM. J. MARTIN,
wit °Waal* sad &stall Dmtort
tiROCBRIEB AND LIQUOILS
A bug* lot ot GrocerWs that I ■m sailing Cbdre
for Cask.
CHOICE LIQUORS,
Old Rye Whisky eight years Old.
Very Old French Brandy.
ALL OTHER KINDS OF LIQUORS,
A pneral assortment of BITTM, antoairwlatch Is
shlor's Herb Bitters. • •
Pire .Liquore for Medical par
pm.ass W .J. lILAZTUPS.
Table Cutlery, Glaseirare, Queen
WAILS, &e, at U. J. ItAZTErI.
Aprll SQ. nea
WM. BOYER. & SON,
DEALERS IN
GROCERIES, NOTIONS,
TOBACCOS,
ALSO,
Stone, Wooden and Willow Ware.
ata.A general assortment of
all Goods usually kept in
a FAMILY GROCERY.
Doe4JUM4.
_B AR G AI NS
at ta• new
GROCERY
IN GETTYSBURG.
W. CRESS
W
JACOB
HAVING opened a new Grooary,ln Gettysburg, on
Um north-wort corner of tits PalWoB.%
!urinal reaelyod a splendid assortment of I YiiH
GROCERIES,
including Sugars, Corse, Malaga..,Syrup, Teas
Gpfeea,Tobsooodllalt,Plab,Hans,llliolfersiir Lbw
saITEENSWARE, CONFECTIONS
Nutanrwito,SeopilanoyArtlolorondlotieso isnot
any W• will alsokeop on kW MUG and /MID
nurse.
Raving parcheiml for GAIN, I ara propane( to
soil very Gimp. Give /KO •eallsad judge tor you:
Woes.
i0n0t.24.11167.-t f J. W. CAMS.
GROCERY.
wm. B. YCALB as 9 OPJUD •
Grocery, Vegetable and
Notion gtore
sthisreiddenesadjaithiglffeals I Brother's Marble
' nird,
EAST YORK STREET
where he Is prepared' to eel as eksap as Qs ekeepes
earthing fa Moline. Give tea eall.
ltaeak 111.1111111..-0
(garpszters And &lit:utast.
---
GEO. C. CASHMAN
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
Carpenter and Contractor ,
RESPECTFULLY informs the
public that he haa miaowed table new Shop Oa
Stratton between fork and /inroad . Meet
end is propound to tak•soatrnan twinning up. and
repairing Building's, at as reasiinitlde rate , any
builder la Gettyabarg—all work guarsates4 nibs •
bast quaUty. Us hopes by strict attention ta
neasheneritpatollepatronage. Cilia sae awall..
April O. 11439.4 t
WM. CIIRITZMA.IsT,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
Carpenter and Contractor,
Hanagronerrod to ny nN /bop
On Washindion sheet, beta:Peek Aficildkr
and, 4.Aanthrseburg genets, ''
andintrodiald atom PrIM,I is prepared to fir
*Wall iriadsol vost ter inibliviC,Apt *bi
bat actor as ar a4and neatly .44 iditissaire
dassillsay War* setsblisisiati ' yd 11-'
P ar iattliaadpidinkrt..ywlis,ap
au
rligiZiSit:ZG/sei klariileilin *2lo4ls*
li tefr=f illdf, t il l n e rn ilbkt ra l i• '
I'
Wm. C
GETTYSBURG, PA;,
Varpenteraand.Contraotars.
Doors,, Shutters, Blinds, Poor
andWirLdor-Frames'Cor
nice,peqiilyip4o-s;
Bra et, &c.
Chaastaatiyos kaad sad atilaudaoirivad to .ordor •
J4{ES I T MATZRATALS,
by asOartoackodvaskatos.aad at
t iMASONA.BLE PRICES.
Is.".4•riprea rg y attoadod to.
Zan
I.
.Bcr!7l . 3.te e kt -
COMPLETE MANURE,
Super Phosphate of Lime,
Ammonia at Potis
f
Ne
141 a S ri Ail . .; . 1 091 /WSW
22 .q.;W AM . MVO
a/err& fwd,!
Kam* eis•teke. Wirshimpiati
614 la samizacloalsoollidift as.
, Oar /pia; bath* AMU* la gas Ran.
szparbals• la alma efaCespiste Maul
ib
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ms =ra a s t a rsehaal& • mr jaw
, *lll • Wirthitike •
nails( lbrimilia purist et tioas years trial. bit ak
aaltad la asallnatateLeguiper_
j'br moiC
MX") I TWit#4o-,
401304 0 4 1 1 q,a MPiles BIAMINA.
*14444 , 10MENZ41,
loti li tottsh tikreet, Same, Ko.
lii aiiktion to my 'took of
I Dams iulded
=n!l
MASI non
CHEAP PRINTING,
Alt Vu
Btu 4. Se*thief
BOOK & JOB
PIW(TINO OFFICE
Baltimore St., Gettysliurg, Pa.
M M ytag Tamal7 d4ed buggy MI oar iMresay lays*
at'
Book I Fancy Job 'Type,
Ilre am* tally IreearNa aseauedate far ell Ca
:110.411. maid an others vb. ater Aver ma In* *ale
la th• Mit style et the art. as the shorten
= l ,7:i es the sat rtaievalle
Printing of Every De-
scription,
UNMET T FJ)
s I 4
UNSURRASSKD _
IN ITTLN, AN
UNRIVALLED
lit CHILI PN2IIB,
AT MLR
STAR & SENTINEL.
Baltimore St., Gettysburg, Pa:
PLAIN:
AD
4ruamentai. Prntig,
h.s. Uri Wye Pastan to . yie smallsit, Cards.
CO . M3IERCL . U, PRINTING
Saab as
BILL BEADS, CARDS,
CR - IMS, DRAFT'S,
1 ! 4 !! 1 1
11J4i.f11.1i0F1
mows dif matin maim,
UNIMILL4S, DOOMERI,
prropt4„ , la Ohs bast amassar, sail at tile
WP/04.
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Art lestswasyrallkai fa thosvemarliniz- • -- •
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tkMs Mt 11.440. :
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AtattliqoPest. betwit*
Getty
TERM 04+
THE STAR AND
day morning. US*
If not paid withhi
continued until all
the option of 1,0• •
AsErmcnommgis "
Wes. A liberal •
advertising by the • •
B*xttal notices wIU bt
be Weed upon.
Mir-The circulation a
Is one haU larger tban
newspaper in Adams
Using medium, It cam •
Jon Watt of ail • •
ted and aktalr odes.
Palnklenda, in . •
itted at chart aott•s
graftssia
B. WOO
H.
Has muted the Nu •
any buatessa to lb. •
fice:—lion. J. B. Doi
corner of the Dlamad
I Ka&
• Law. Gettysburg,
business promptly snot
odes on daltinilJne • •
Juno IS, 11030-tf
• McCONA •
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sitomalee•gire
'•ttloolout of astallso.
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trstioas hors saaista
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6 It ETTISU
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p•t Nate Clif be •1111Ifibe
DR. J. E. BR k a
I.t, oarlog locate.
•r 'loos to the pobllq, 0
.11)mile t►• slob Lou, w
*stood loony ease •UU■
r•rsonsle etas of fall of
rl sod tocall ornotosoo
Joly 30, tll69.—tt
DR. EL W.
Littleetorn,
H
A VINO pernesaatly
escsgs Y tta
Sorcery. Ogees la Lem •
{root.
Carriages,
NEW HAR
JOHN'
IN7OIIIIB bls Mends
lie Yu roamed the
*lplied Shop es
lair We Pasnoenar &pet
sad keep on Lead all kind
Ii•RNISS,
BRIDLIIB,
COLLAIII
waits
In!II!Erig=ltill:21!1
TRUNKS
!IMPAIRING and MI
Marina brim working aL
can guaranty th• bast k
ander ay own raparlata •
May 7, L169,-14
D •VID MeOIIIAIT.
"Best - alway
THE Beet an.4l
SADDLES,
B BID
HARNESS Rl •
ar•alvraym to be fouled al
atand,B•ltlasesostvoppaid
(MOCKA7
Our Riding and W.
era lb. on,.e• .4 bsteuglal47
Our Harness, (plain
ado Aro complete u story
of th•r•ry b•St allaturlal au.
Our upper leather D
4/IN TOT ea SS/T. They ate
moot durable,
Our Heavy Draft H
sr* el sda t, ardor, is cheap
who,* and in the meat duos.
Riding_ Bridles, Wh
h.m.s, rir-sete and eta
later or cheaper.
Our prices
bars been asiUM to thole
t Ilb•ral p•reestage fors
to $6 or more
We w.irte nothing bit'the
warrant every brticie turned
s represented.
Titesirteinerpeetflverew
pr aaaaaa took.
.dl.. as "'allege
Jan:29.1161.-tf
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to • warSeing over,tises ,
t
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whore theyars sots p
moat fultlesablti, to
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sad aU airdsre sin
aid saUsisesonly ea peadble
or REP
lota w 401 o
• tans •t valwaaido l t
dais. . •
Visa keg Itos Om Mond
some a I ergs aims is tio
• Nay 119.-1,1
Buggies and
R E
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CARRIAGES,•TRa
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Ali GO.llY4' '
week UAW t
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awake. Nis
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mat/ of Iduai. II has
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