• - • It Rin e 111(epiebAtb. etOPPPON /*OM - MIHAIL misataiver iasesanansicat. L 0 1 0 K .11 E:R E . Heading tlie articles istalt tbe'tirobb. az underidiga the Varemonse ied thought my osna ex- road, G ruer mitt-wit Ittrett and uke Nl/ - ettysburg, Pa. and win carry on the • perience might, perhaps, lire of profit to some of them. A farmer's . lieughter in Grain & Produce Business the free West, of delicate heattlicittdterl t itig frtanlny parents cm Intense:desire Ina Its branches. The high es t p r i me w in 'rays be paid for WWt, Ityr, Com, ats. Clover for an etbication, and blessed with an tad Tbliotil seeds. named. Sumac, Hay and bmtheri whose owl - test phess w e ags e w s 4ll4 o =, a l u d t b s, ere, Hants, Shoulders ? a l d t e t t le v wis humoring my caprcel4 grew l entintry produce Una, to wornamhoOk knowing very little of !GROCERIES the care mid labor of farm work. After finishingm. course of study, and receiv ing tlik' - ./Q l 4 - ouveted diploma t I °Gabor 1 eonstalMy for sale, coffe rs, Sugars, ?dolmens, Wihit *Mile, that I imbibed the too pop- 1 1,=,7 =p i ; Ch gl e i r lt ae = uktr opinion that I w-aseistirely tintitted a e d ace:: also, Cdal Olt i lls4 Oil Tar, &e. FISH for the tiresome routine of domestics dit- Chewing Tobaccos a ails; Smoking and 1 He is always able to supply a Irst-rate aru tieB on a farm; and as fora ''faimatir'n t et. of Flour, With the deferent kinds of Feed. y, ) 1 Atiso th ilzunPieste, with Human and other wife," the idea was too prtposteromi CO AL , by the bushel, ton or ear . be for a moment entertained. Various load_ • plans were formed for my future course. He win also run a At one time I was on the eve of going 1, Line of Freight Cars South to teach the freedmen, but the ar- va ' ilo 166 North liotvsid niugemeuts failed: then I was offered a and Ho. 811 Market street, PlikA li ta.P °ltE ' situation as a teacher in .I.llH2Cliti, but All g oods s ent to either Place will be received and tonnadotromptly. All goods should be mark the letter woldelayed until too late, so ad "camas' edit" April 2, 1109.—tt the fall after - cloeing my studies found - 4. me In a neighboring village, in charge of the Land Department of the Urlion. School. About the same time a piling gentleman came from the East to en gage in mercantile ptirettita in his uncle's store, and being interviewed by one of the members of our Literary Club, lie Was considered of sufficient mental calibre to make him a desirable addition. He was, accordingly,•invited to juin our body; thus thrown together, we became friends. The principal of the school not desiring. to remain the next term, I was offered the position; I accepted it, and so remained, although almost agairtst - my will. Meantime the young gentleman be fore mentioned became more attentive, and, after nearly two years* acquaint ance, was my accepted suitor. I aow congratulated myself upon soon bidding adieu to farm life. A few moitga later I my affianced received a teleinett p alling him home to attend the ftmeial Of his brother. In a few days a etLec time making a sad Wreck of my lippen. He was the only remaining one of seven children, his father basted wan coining home to take obsrgeofthe farm, and he wrote asking me if I would be a "farmer's wife." I bad gone too far to re treat. Besides, as Fhtulatever booby ty miles from home, the moped of a trip to New York was deal* agbaii. able. _A hasty wedding, a dart visit at Cleveland, and a few weekslate,rfmrad me installed as mistress in a farixamme. Cookery I was ignorant of. Butter making was foreign to ,an My 2 M.tinaa, and so on to the end of the catalogue.— However, with a husband blind to my faults; and ready to lend a helphighattfl, —one who took care of his old boot s, hung up his old clothes, milked, strained milk, ch urned , broiled wosod and water, built fires and put on kettles, I soon found there were pleasures I had not dreamed of in being armer's wife;" that I did not know ' „ uch, but alto gether too little, to fll the station I was called to occupy; and after neatly three years, experience, my preconceived no tions to the contrary, I have about de cided that with a husband like mine, farming is a very pleasant occupation. I think it is lu the power of farmers and their wives to make farm /lie and', tarm hoine so attractive that public opinion will change, and the name of.j farmers cease to be a reproach. They educate their children inerd:ally,. it/orally, physically, and in domestic ties; teat king brothers to len& _helping hand to sisters, and thus learn Chin* and gallantry at home. Then "tvoub• led MARTHA" Will Mee, andifiefiarins of to-day be converted Into 71ena' of pleasure, profit and contentment.--Ma PERKY Gr MAE n. —Rural : N. Yorker HO* TO FATTEN POCLTRY.—The mode of fattening fowls practiced gen .,lly in France isgiven in the translation from the Journal a' Aturicul- Tint. hest uotkriblunent for fattening .iltry is oat meal or fresh barley soak milk or warm water. One ought vt. shut-up fowls three meals a days nri•t at day break, the second at L the third at the time they are-go ing to roost. There is no advantage in givines them more than they can eat; alter tilf:y cease eating the remainder s'io•del he picked up and given to other I for if it is allowed to remain it wt:l become sour. and therefor no long- 1 e tit for them. The vessel in which I they are fed should be deemed tbor o:tghhtvery,..diky, with warm 'Witt- E. In addition to their food, they should be supplied with an abandatice ‘..f fresh water daily, also, some . gravel, f. n- without the latter, the skim of the gizzard becomes mere orient inactive, thereby impairing digestion, 4, little: green grass; chopped cabbage, or even turnip win not do had:. In order excite the appetiteof the i!anlA, 'the diet should be varied by tittle grain occasionally. "Scmiligrese - ginin to remain in the feed vends att - thg . Mee; 'A little mutton suit iniiiestlrittt their meal will am' very' innate desired 'fatness. - "BY #0 *AIAit . J . be fattened perf - 'aptly hi tire or ) ". weeks, and soon. a fattened should be - sold qr'4llo, to keep them hi this state feCe.7/00; time, and "contintiak t6l'eed - thekti above manner they will be waist: ilkifit inflammation.. SALTING COVII,-' • WWWICESILAt LOwvib3, 31'. Y., G tbdillll4**4l • says, In ttiq itsraLittsa-reeker„ tbei cows should be saltedirmi •-. • and If In the stable; 'beim_ but ulypy Aft Thti the p i t s tid er,:ilLittcAilk übesa oVot l and sseb able to • Jintbl4 WO, ut.priaa. a week, arta keerdaritianskaukly tbeir reaCh. MMINIM DoseTlVAtirili • ly should grOvidi •' usrAn oisicMt hick lea bits of gip,Wint !figjai ", in the lA. be saved in a few Weelik an more reliable fora arasial and for burying mound all , Minty of fruit trees end /WT. tines, then Peruvian guano, !Which is worth from three to pa cents per Pound. HoOkl t sui. - 4rinyruldietitt feed no lii,l to ,thek work borew but keep then b s wirls working order with Avow, 1 0%,.. 1 044 limgtit: AD_ ***- lent of toraill# DI LW 9131 be kr!), duced op ono. a 4 In riot& . /Owe_ in this 4iiiiiiky AlliCeallkalibr 414ng invetab*****4‘44*.ziackn' roots artd#llol/411& : !!Mit4fitiMa..' A Lanv, wh‘lhiradited"** — liveraf yep s ""o" 2ll o*'hiiiiiiiii efaidglii.., ened circumstances. was, bat *knot* happy by the discovery of a 4 r itt . axitia hesit.i' phi, worth over #4,000, .in a liox at old Jeu4is, which had at one time boon in the possession of her falir.Ablo hokA for! to yeaniiiiimid, lthicamizil IbiAnilliga ----,......--- • N !gy' put t rav ois* , unmet onoutu, r13,...3" OF Ail ! KINDS Joe Win& J . E. Joseph Wible 8011 7 PRODUCE DEALERS, iitattls-east oar. of Railroad and Washington sts., GETTYSBURG, PA. HIGHEST cash Pf l : r t i ll a jbag r for . gl od kinsis of . orally, Constantly on hand tor safe an Sana s : 'lt 0 - CERIE S Leaf Lranda 1 , 9 1 21 71ng:RS constantly ROBERT M'CIT 14 DY, DEALER IN PLOUR, GRAIN; GROCERIES, ice GETTTSBUItG, PA TifinU e ed LS Paying his are, eartisie street Adloinfult at Buehle's RA house U. the highest prices for Mow% Wheat, .Rye, Cbrn, Oats, Buckwheat, Meer and Timothy-Reeds, Po latoee, dec. and Writes produaers to give him a call before selling. He has constantly on band for sale, A LARGE SUPPLY OF GROCERIES Molasses, Syrups, Coffees, Sugars, ax_, with Salt na, Oils, Tar, Soaps, Bacon and Lard, To. baccos, Also the best brands of FLQtB, With reed et all kinds. He likewise has 8.17ZW. VALUABLE FERTILIZERS. Soluble Pacific Guano, Rhodes' Phosphate and Iliexican.Guano. ail/ - Whlist he .pays the highest market prices kW alit be bull, he setb at the lowest living pro ne. Wm a share of public patronage, re **red to glve sails:action is es . m . ease. July ROSlblitT McCURDY. ]869.-u NEW FIRM. BIGHAI & BROTHER NRWARDING AND COMMISSION HOUSE, 01:777323 CMG, P..-1. rrHE undersigned, having entered into partner i ship under the gm of Bunten frlburrure, will carry on the -Forwarding and Commission business, at the old stand, on the corner of Wash ington and Baillwed streets, and devote to It Mee entire time and attention. The IfIGHEST, MARKET PRICE will be *id at aIF times for Grain and Produce. eine•A regular line of Freight Cam will leaveour Warehouse every TUEZIDAY NOON, tor Balt!. Mire and Philadelphia, and accommodation trains will De run es occasion may require. By this arrangement we are prepared to convey height at all times to and from these cities. JIM bailie., of this kind entrusted to us, be to, Our ears run to the are. St7lt ti veVon & Sons, ~165 North Honard , Baltimore, and to Burk's Warehouse, 812 Market street, Philadelphia. We will also keep constantly on band the best at . Groceries of all kinds, Coffee. Sugar, Tea, Spices, Fish, Salt, Syrups, Oils. Tobacco, Bacon, Lard &e., which will be sold at lowest cash rates. WM. M. BIGHAM Aug. 12, 1870.--0 JAMES BIGHAM. • 91ardwart. tunny, ar Hardware aud Groceries. The subscribers have just returned from the cities with an immense supply of Hardware and liiroeertee which they are o ff edng at their old stand on BaltLre street, at prices to suit the times. Our stock zunsts in part of Carpenter's Tools, Blacksmith's Tools, (roach Findings, Shoe Findings, Cabi net-Maker's Tools, Housekeeper's Fiztures ' All kinds of Iron, ke., iv., &c. GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS, Oils, Paints, &e. There is no article included in the several depertmenta mentio what can be had In this Store. ned Every above but class of Mechanics be accommodated here with tools sad findings,/ and • kfousekee can and every arldele lu their line. Glee us a l esl as we are pre pared to sell as low for cash as any other house oat of the CIV. DAVID ZIEGLER, May EI, JOEL B. DA-NNER. - _ NEW STORE SWEITZE.R ct BROTHER, Wholesale and Retail Resters In Hardware and Groceries, Carlisle St., near the Railroad, Gettysburg. ILILRDWAXE—IneIudes BMWen' Hardware f= n i li Wi s- te. Gi r a C A l t s enli a o r zi id Blacksmiths to our assortment of Iron, Steel, lime shoes and Horse Shoe Nails, gs. HOUSE At:MEM are Incited to examine our of Knives, Forks, Spoons, Buckets, Tuts!, m ats2CIIRIEs, suck as Oakes, &ears, Tens, Syrups, Vinegar, Sone, fbc., all of which constantly keep on land. All sold low for cash. Mete is the place to buy cheap. Don't forget load] and examine our stock of goods. SWELTUR & BRO: If nvh4l YWhiuts• THE ORIGINAL I Howe Sewing .Machine I IMPROVED. Durability. Ease of Oper libellootke fa aisolumical conaismemon. lightness • .11santy in Style and Mash, and adapted to a range of work, renders it THE BEST ;lit* Machin is the Market slnslt layititio. Is extended to those about eijoursitam a Sewing /Lachine to call and moun toe MO Machine and be convinced of its merits 14.11 orders promptly attended to. Machines delivered clan parts of the County. H. H. ROWE, .Agani, Baltimore Street, Gettysburg, Pa. Nov. 4, lin—*f OWE MACHT'NES'► TIM LATICEIT 1:61:111116VED AND GENITINZ ILIA/ RO ine. at., SWING MACHINES acogir. Tizoitts, GlZlMamta. PA., - ffitt • arbi- jrc ttly. DRAJELIS DANA.NAttor. I Ike @air Watts ft. • Newspaper it dm Pisani Them liitswied > Takao Now ea laity, Including Farmers. Mechanics. Me chance, Fro. lesalonal Men. Workers. Thinkers, and ill Ras. Der of Honest Folks, and the Wives. Sons. and Daughter' of all such. ONLY 01111 DOLIAE, A VILER ONE BLINDRED COPIES FOR ESE. Or leo than One Cent • Copy. Let there be a Ctab at every Past Mee. 8111 11.WERRLY SIIR, ES A YEAR, of the same size and mail character u TEM wmax, bat with a greater varlets of miscellaneous scats[, sad furnishing the hews to Its subscribers with greater freshness. because It mines Moe a week Lostead of once only. THE DAILY SUN, SI A YEAR. preleatheatlr rpwabte neirspapa. with the largest elroulatloa in the worse. Free. hide ingenr, and tearless in polities. All the heirs tmerrettieen. Twe cents a copy ;by mall. 40 01¢114 a 'eolith. or SS a year._ TERMS TO CLIMES. THE DOLLAR. WEEKLY SON. rive OoPles. ente Year. StharaselLaddresel, roar Dollars. Ten copies. one yea, eenerstely addressed fand47 an extra copy to tae getter up of Ono". Twenty coulee, one year. seilarMini Dollars. atelr addressed (and an extra copy to the letter up of club). Fifteen Dollars. rifts Copies, one year, to one address and the desus.Weelcly one year to getter up otelob). Tatthey-elsree Dollars, Fifty coulee, one year. sewn/pi) addressed (and the Seenl•Weemy one year to setter no °resin), Thirts•eve Dollars. One hundred cooks, one Year. to one kabala Cub) d the Dolly for one year to the setter up of sta. Fifty Donars. Cle honored eon*, one year, separately 1011. dressed (and the Deny for one year to thapetter up of club), tasty Dollars. JOHN CRESS THE ItEMI.WiritiLLY rive eonlee. one year, separate addressed. Wight Dollars. Tea conies., one Inter. eeperatelv actittomod so land extra copy to limiter up of club). 4 Mutsu% Dollar. BEND TOUR ![OBEY Post Ogles orders. chants. or drafts en New To*. wherever convenient. aoh, teen ragisser Pe letters containing weeny. Ageless W. ENGLAND, Priblikber San ogles. New Teri Chi. SCHOOL FOR BOYS Earnest Teaellag. Conution Sense Management YONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE. BENJ. MASON, Yonkers, N. Y. Box 2013. pUSCARORA ACADEMY.—The 2d Session of ll the 35th school year will begin January 9th. Those desiringboardit s Luthislied room. wash ing and tuition in a lass Boarding School for a teem of nearly six mouths, 312`,. Mese std for circular to Academia, Pa. 4t A GENT. S!— writeEvery Book Agent and •LL WWI 1 - 1. see 4 me be wise. Address F. b. Fulle tt r, Publisher, and Springfield, Maas. 'aril will pay. A SUPERB SUBSCRIPTION BOOR. Cuba with Pen and Pencil A cOmpleLe manual of travel. yet as Interesting as I. novel. FRESH. NULL, AND RELIABLE: NO COJEMITION ! ! • • • 20 Magnificent Full-Page Engrai ings! 293 other illustrations of exceedingly interesting and varied character, many of them humorous. All about the prinelpal cities of th Island the baths and watering places,tights cock-fl ghts and ear, Rival. I . . treei sights to Havana. Culture and ...Manufacture of Coffee, Sugar and Tobacco. .Fact and Fan.' Statistic and Adcentprc LIBERAL TERMS TO LIVE A , ; ENT& 11.1tTFORD. PUBLISHING COM PA N 1 . Mart ford, Conn. fAHRISTLIN STANDARD o s Sects and advocates Primitive Chrlst Wry. Best and cheapest Family Weekl ; 8 pages; 48 columns. Edited by Eiders lasAo EsteleT7 and J. It LIJIILitt. Only g 2 a year! Specimens free. li. W. CAR ROLL & CO., Pubs., Cincinnati, Ohio. 4t FLORAL GUIDE The First of One Hundred and fry Thousand copies of Vick's Illustrated Ca logue of Seeds and Floral Guide, is published a d ready to send out—lw pages, and an Engraving of almostevery desirable Flower and Vegetable. It is elegantly printed on One tinted paper. Illustrated with Three Hundred line Wood Engravings and Two beautiful COLORED PLATES. The most beautiful and the most Instructive Floral Guide published. A , GEILIAAN EDITION published, in all other respects similar to the English. Sent free to an my customers of Ira, as rapid ly aS poagible. without application. Sent to all other who order them for Ten Cents, which Is nut half the cost. Address DON'T WASTE TIME ANDLABOR by using p an old Axe. Pittsburgso to LIITINCOIT fi BAXEWELL Pa., and they veill send a tip-top Axe, Expressage paid. Half a day lost in grinding will thus be saved. 4t 1826 USE THE "VEGETABLE _ ru BALSAM." The old standarddmONAßY remedy for Coughs, Colds,lB7o Con sumption. "Nothing better; Ct:TtEll BROS. it CO., Boston. "Sr_E_IEI. 31 AL. IDDEIt'S PASTILL A sure relief. tor .11 Asthrua. Price 40 ets ES- . by mail. STONE WALL & CO., Charlestown, Maas. 4t 1 . 1 , 11.-urs nialLAToßy powDER. —R c t..; moves superfluous hair In live minutes, with. out injury to the skin. Sent by mail for up. UPHAM'S ASTIDIA CUBE Relieves most violent liaroxystns In five minutes and effects a speedy cure. Price S. by mall. THE JAPANESE HAIR STAIN Colors the whiskers and hair a beautiful Black or Brown. it consists of only one preparation. .16 cents by mall. Address s. C. i. PliAlll, No. 7-gl Jayne Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Circulars sent free. Sold by all Druggists. 4t GETi'r l' em e niu ns t* we S o u ner, a f t lil P : recel v ve a t :l5 Waltham Watch for yourself. address People's Weekly, Dayton, Ohio. 4t 525 A WEEK SALARY:—Young men wanted as local and traveling salesmen. Address (with stamp) it H. WALvisit, 31 Park Row, N. Y. EMPLOYMENT FOR ALL. 830 t!a3Wic.t..l. tleseplheanwdaiirl.tt discoveries. Actu n res's B,SWE o r t r, 6: Co , Mantball, • it--- AGENTS! READ '11118: AA 4 PAY AGENTS A SALARY OF SW v PER Vs EEK ourxpenses, or allow a large COMIIII3BIOII, tO selnew and wonderful Inven tions. Address M. Visolvail 6: CO., Marshall, $3O A DAY, sure. Larre. & Co., Pittsbur MAGIC EGGS.—Big to t. lltoxes , ; Cat Waintingnndstf.,V=. New York. R — ------ OYAL HA.VANA. LOTTERY.—Prizeseashed and information furnished by GEolturk: UP. Mild, Providence, It L 4t ri HE MOST DESIRABLE FARM IN WEST- A FEN MARYLAND FOR B.ALK—Situate to Frederick ,on the Paginate aad Ohio IL IL, sixty miles west of Baltimore; contains 2to acres land; improved by two dwelling one brick, with ballaturoom, and DM Ett11.111; are with MMce trees, shrucosem, ste,, de.), [heath a handsome frame cottage, ated in the orchard, containing forty acr sies tu of choice apples and pears. and enclosed by an bug. OmaL l ola , age hedge. The barn and Other MM. areample and in .... repair. Land Is of the best quality of lime.. Fencing Pad. with running water In every neld. Lime tfins and Inexhaustible quarries of the purest UMW gte..,- he. The faun is • offered Malt% Or be divided to salt parchment For full dmetiption; pries, terms, &c. address or apply to A. !AMAMI WM, Trustee, Buckeystown, Ltd. Dec. n--it AGENTS WANTED. , Invaluable to every reader of a book, magazine or paper. THE COTTAGE CYCLOI'ADtA, ItLITIOMTED. ° COMPLETELII‘AIt - Y OF Max AND BIOGRAPHY. Arrangedeo thetas 4nastiobt what wtuirf where+ and when? so often suggested in regard to per. sons, places and things, In our everyday-raiding. are here readily and tortemay imswerL • It also recounta the wonderful. romantic and stirring events of Illstory, and Ls replete with Illustrative Sketches, Anecd otes scud Adventures—rendering It oneof the most valuable and readthk3 kooks In the word. Issued In one volume, and • SOLD BY SUBSCRIPT/pli ONLY. Sand for Circulars. - • • - W. A-41iIIANHAM, Publisher Dec. 16 , 1870 .- 1 m Syracuse, N. 'Y. TO THE WORKING CL ASS, gaito. IttlitALli—We are prepared to w all. classes with Constant Emphrynatat fts t the whole er t - of the U& Redness respeetabie &Weary profit:de. Persons of either sex easily earn from VI to eft Per eve= Whole much lamer amount by derettng time to "-• bo•-- -- ysaski Idris earn D. Any one send z%4sualte /LI Thlat- .. ..w vainiscraCE, lsoaxg= trine....., •L, a ---4 V-0 7 i ftliti NICK :S - - FOR 18,71. JAMES VICK it6chester, N. Gettysburg - TIME 11.111 LE. TRASNEIhow run oft thb Geitysbarg Railroad as foltews: . . . FIRSTIII4I.3I lollopl Betkutburg at 11.14 - A. MOO 8418. Otildensa &ZS, New Oxford &38, arrivel4 ainover la& 'and leave at 9.10, arrive at Ifittiover Junction at 10 A. M., arrive at Balti more at 12.30 A. M., York 11.16 A, 31., Harriansun 1.10 P. M. SECOND. TRAIN leaves Gettysburg at 1 SC, Granite 1.12, Gulden's Mb, New Oxford 1.30, Han- Over 1.55, arrives at Hanover Junction at 2.40, lialtbutire 6.13, York 3.10, Harrisburg 4.2.1. REST TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 10.40 Y. di., Harrisburg &NS A. H., York ASO, Hanover Juno. lion 7.1 r Hanover 1, New Oxford 9.40. arrive at 4eitysburg at 10.:V.: 88XX)ND . MAIN leaves Baltimore at 9.30 A. Lfiantaburg 8 A. M., York 9.90, Hanover junotlaa 1115 ; Hanover 11.59, New Oxford 18.08, tiniden's 12.2o,liranite 1.1.23, arrives at Gettys ottrg 12.40 P. M. THIRD TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 12.10 1. M.„ Mani:it'll= 1.27 P. M. York:, lianorer June ; lon 3.41 l Hanover 4.25. New oxford:l.4o, Gulden's Orarite arrives at nettysburg at 5.10. 14v. ft. ;876.—a R. .1e(I' ItDY, Sup't. ' . Northern Central Railway. • 417.VTEN SCHED ULE. awi after pea 4th, 1870, Trains will leave V Hanover Juuction as follows: VE NORTHWARD. 12.19 a: an.— ly for Elmira, Buffalo. ac.' 11.10 a. m.— for Williamsport, dally (except 8 ) for Elmira. Rochester, But. Fills and Eric and the West. 113 .—DallY (except Sundays) for Williams port and Erie. 6.05 (except Sundays) for York. 10 .03 61.—Tdly (except sougayo for Harris. burg and the West \ LEAVE SOUTHWARD. 7.15 a. 01.—Delly stopping at Park 'n only. 7.52 a. (except Snndaya) stopping at all ARSZIOIIIL 10.04 a. ni.—Daili t = m ;ept Sundays) st ‘ Opping at all 12.25 p. stopping at rarkfon only. \ 1.11 p. (except Sunda stoppineet rarxtem. 2.86 p.m. Maly (ex• 41 undaY0 sIoPPI I 4 at an biatl4 na, EDW. o. Yonic; Pass. *teat Baltimore, HiL ALFRED 1 . 1. FISK E, General Ru_perintendera, Dee t - 4, 441&0.—tt itairbbnrg, = - READING WINTER ARRANG EMENT, .ONIM V, NOV. 21st, 1870 , Great trunk line from the North and Northwest for Philadelphia, New York, Reading, Pottsville, Tamaqua, - Ashland, Shamokin, Lebanon, Allen town, Easton, Ephrata, Litt& Lancaster, Colum bia, Trains leave Harrisburg for Now York, as fol lows: At 3.10, 8.10, 10,50 a. in.. and 2.50 p. m., connecting with similar Trains on Pennsyl vania Ralirm,- 4, and arriving at New York at 10.10 a. m. 3.0/0, &al and 10.00 tr. In., resswrively.- 14J i eepng Cars accompany the 3.10 and a. in., Train without Returning:lea d Velew York at 9.00 a in., 12.00 boob and &MP P. IL, Philadelphia at 8.15 a. M., and 3.30 p. Sleeping Cars accompany the. 5.00 p. m. train from New York without change Leave Hanisburg for Reading. Pottsvil le, Tam. qua, Manny* Ashland, Shamokin, Allen. town and Philadelphia at 610 a. in., and 2.50 and 4.415 p m., a Lebanon and princl gi aro en., 605 p. in., train connecting for Ma, Pottsvillei and Columbia only. For FtthMiicdt, Seituylkill Haven and Auburn, via fichurlcal and ammehatma Rail Road. leave Harrisburg at. l 3.4(S to i. East Penney Railroad trains leave Read ing for Allentown, n and New York at 5.00 10.36 12.4.5 noon 4.45 p. in. Returning, leave .New Allentown 00 a. m.. 12.00 noon and 5.08 , p leave at 7.05 a. in., 12.2 - , noon, 2.55, 4.20 and 8.45 p. m. Way Pamenger Train leave' Philadelphia at 7.30 a. in., co n necting with similar train on East. Pnun's Railroad, returning from Reading at 5.39 p. m.. stopping at all Stations. Leave Pottsville at 9.00 a. in., and 3.10 p. in.. Herndon at 10.15 a. m., Shamokin at 5.40 and 11. 3 34 a in.. Ashland at 7.115 a. in.. and p 12,50 Tamaqua noon, Haliatury City at a. in., and 1.35 ! at• 8.33 a. in., 7.51 and 240 p. in.; for Phila delphia, New York, Reading, Harrisburg. an. Leave Potondile, via Schuylkill and thisene banns Railroad at 615 a. m. , for Harrisburg, and 12.05 noon, for Pine Grove and Tremont. Aeomamodation Train leaves Potts- Panes Reading at 7.90 a. in., arriving at Philadelphirtat 111.111 a. in. Return ing, ip. leaves Philadelphia at 4.45 p. in., passes 9.10 at 7.2.) p. in., arriving at Pottsville at Pottstown Anconunodation Train, leaves intoPotts wn at ZOO a. m., returning, leaves Philadelphia p tn. Columbia Railroad Trains leave Reading at 7.34 a. in., and 6.15 p. m. for Ephrata, Lan. Lancas ter, Coitus SW, /kn. Terklomen isailrnad Trains leave Perklotnen Junction al 240, 1i.05a. fa. &Wand 0.30._pL tn. ; re turning, lesiva aehwenlavllle at 7.09, 3.3) a. In., 12.50 nosu,and 4.30 . m., eonnectingvvith similar trains on Readi lasi Colebrookdale n t.allroad Tiding Wave Pottstown at 9.40 a. in., and 6.20 p. m.. returning leave Mount Pleasant at 7.00 and 11.251, in.. musket- Ina with similar trains on Reading Railroad. Chester Valley Railroad Trains leave Blida port at 8.30 a. in., 206 and 5.02 p. tray. Dowidnime a„sr, JR sm., tit 4411 t. 13 La i = g with similar trains ori Read. On Sundays: leave New York at 5.00 p. Philadelphia as 3.00 a. A. and 3.15 p. m., (the 800 a. m.. Train running only to _kindly) Wave Pottsville at 8 0 0 no OO a. . Harrisburg at 10 a. in-, and 4.05 ; leave Allentown .at p. ; leave at 7.15 a. trt„ and 10.05 p. for Harrisburg, at 5.00 a. in. for hew York, and at 9.40 a. m. and 4. 3 Z p. in. for Philadelphia. Commutation, 311 1 carm Season, School and NO eursion Tickets. to and from all points, at redueed Itatea. oa t=ohoohed through ; 100 pounds allowed G. A. WICOLLB, Ps.. Dec. 2. In k General SuPertntendeut. 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SEND FOR ot•!t LARGE AND HANDSOME SIXTY-FOUlt PAGE CATALAhra:E of nearly One Thousand standard a i d choice seOrka. Ita character throughout IA such as to command the confidence of an experienced cans .omers. and the appro% a! of the public. Sl!.ii; LE (an't Es of Everybody's Lawyer sent o any addresq. poidage paid, ,>e receipt of price. For terms to : , 4ents. and other information, ad drew JOHN E. POTTER & CO 014 AND 4;17 SANSO.If NTREET ()et. N. ITN —3lli .arming , )(mpitments, at. .DODGES PATENT EATER AND MOWER AND SELF RAKER. I IHII6 machine has met with the most comidete success. In every , section where it has bean Introduced, It has taken precedence over thole machines which have heretofore ranked as first clam. It is a perfect Self-Maker and a superior ,Mower. A. careful examination will convince any one of 114 anDerior merits over all others, in simplicity, strength and durability. As a Self-raking Reap. er it has unequal to our tmotriksige. The Dodge rake is attached to no other ninchhie In the United States, except to this machine.— Built by the DODGE & STEVENSON Manufac turing flu., Auburn, New York. READ Tit E; NOTICE (W TIIE COMPANY TO Having been Informed that certain manufac turers in Ohio and elsewhere_ are building ßeap. ers, with DODGE'S SELF.RAKE we ask you to furnish ns the names machi n es , a s persona vending or purchasing such machines, as we have never licensed any person or persons to masinfaa. Lure Bald SELF-RARE, or any part thereof. and will prosecute to the toll extent of the law all per. sons manufacturing, selling or using said Self rake except of our own manufacture. OHN A. DOME. esi We havelhat co J nfidence in mac Pr tune den th t at we are willing to let those wanting a machine test it with any other machine they may wish, and keep the one that gives the most satisfaction. Farmers wanting Droppers attached can be ac- I commodatea. For the benefit of those wanting machines we should refer them to a few of those to whom we have sold, viz: Henry Culp Peter Mickley, John B. Leas, Wm. Forney, Jesse D. Newman, Elisha Penrose George F. Minter, John Deardorff, Abraham Waybright, Ephraim Lady k David Plank, onathan Wial John Hockerstattli, • J ames Mickley, , Peter Kettoman, Daniel flatlet 114312112 . 1ver, Jain Bender, 171iin Eihriver, John Esker ,^ ter, Henry King. John Lower, Andrew Welkeet, John N. Boyer, J. J. Kerr, George Philips. On Hand a few Second Hand Reapers. Also, WIRE-TOOTH HAY RAKERS, of differ ent make, amongst which is the Brandt lake. A few PLOUGHS of different kinds, Thresher and Separator one of the best and cheumeat. ever • Jfe ed in the county. HARRISBURG FANNI N MILL and Farm implements generally. air - Persons wishing to examine machines win find them at the warehouse of JOalissn WLBLN & SON, GettYsburg, Pa., or at the residence of the bb~uttrr 2 nines from Gettysburg, on the Har ris EX isoad. CONSTANTLY ON HAND in case of breakage. Persons mulling Circulars will ad dress the subscriber, Gettysburg, Pa. WM. WIBLE, Agent. erattbes and Ntivelrll. Ma 27 1870.--tf WATCHES & JEWELRY F. wishes* to Inform his B. eusinmOre and the public, generally. that WID rt to give E purchased the. interest On to of ids partne (L. noperiarti and Jewelry Store on uls Baltimore hum L he will spare no effo He haa lust returned from the city Mthuplem did assorftims ot GOLD iirialoGLVEß AMERICAN and WM, WATO ILWEIXT IDLVasc • 001 w li ed T J ABU! Na, i • VER NM am :11 ' . spac i n. oulantuo, ~ i viaistArtr. i ma in u Vril tr aw & G AS MUMS and BILIDGIOL • .llP•Watch and Ova work warrna ted kir Mr year. •Jewelry repotting executed in workmanlike manner. Pin& Ule W-11 CLOCKS WATCHES MID J E WEL:FO A. R. FEIST : EL Haaressored Ids shop to York strt i o= the Glebe hand m a u t z t ion4 CLOCKS, WATCHES; JEWELRY AND SILVER-PLATED WARE, Old Sliver taken la esehanso. sit kind ' °I MAll*J rant :NOl s oimAimpturderate. An 1117 k—Of No• ____ . ---- e .to Ale ddie' - 1 ve. toilltoi r ur o i e i s., s r m a od s ; 41 " - a_ - , to -....••.e Everybody's Lawyer By FRANK CROSBY, Esq., Member of the Fbitadefpfila Bar •O 8 pp. 1010 m. law Neve. 00 00. = ETIIZIt wart THE all the States AXGAIID TO QM S'I'ISI,I,HEKti PHILADELPHIA. OUR AGENTS NIANHOOD IN THE YOUNG ANDRISING GENERATION The vegetative powers of Ills are Wong; but in a few years how often the pallid hue, the lack-lustre eye and emulated form, and the impossibility of application a.aental enact, 'bow Its baneful la: dunce. It soon becomes evident to the observer that some depressing Whams la checking the development of the body. Consumption is talked of;sud perhaps the youth is removed from school and Sent into the country. This is one of thtl worst imminent*. Reamed from ordinary dl versions of the ever-changing scene of the city, the Powem nOil,thm body, too much enfeebled to give zest to healthful and ruralexercise. thoughts , are turned Sawarditipon therniehert If the patient be a female. the approach of the menses Is Moiled for with anxiety,' as the first symptcr . .n which Nature Is 'to show her saving power In diffttsinr the circulation and visiting the cheek with the bloom of health. Alm! increase of appetite has grown to what It fed on \; the en ergies of the system are prostrated., and the whole economy isderattged. Theheantilul and stood erftti period in which body and mind undergo so fascinating a change from child to woman, in looked fur In vain: the parent's heart, bleeds In anxiety, and fancies the grave but waiting for Hs victim. ExTu►cr Buena', for Weakness arising from excesses or early Indiscretion, attend ed w ith. the following symptoms: IndtsposlUott to Exertion. Less of Power, Loss of Memory, Difb culty of Breathing, e- mend 'Weakness, Horror of Death, light Sweats, Cold Feet, Wakefuthelsk Dimness of Vision, Langour, Universal Lassitude of the Muscular System, Often Enormous Appe tite with Dyspeptic Symptoms, Hot Hands, Flush ing of the Body, trryuess ut toe mun, mud Countenance and Eruptions on the Face, Pahl in the Back, Heaviness of the Eyelids, Prenatally Black Spots Firing before the Eyes, with Tempo rary Suffusion and Loss of Sigh; Want of Atten bon, Great Mobility, Restlessness, with Horror of Society. Nothing is more desirable to such pa, struts than Solitude, and nothing they more dread, I for Fear of Themselves: no Repose of Manner, no Earnestness, no Speculation, but a hurried Transition from ode question to another. These symptoms, if allowed to go on—which this Medicine invariably removes—soon follow Loss of Power, Peruit7, and Epileptic Fits, in one of which the patient may expire. During the Superintendence of Dr. Wilson at the B1001011284.&10 ArAllll, this sad result occur red to twe patients: reason had for a time left them, and both died of epilepsy. They were of both &eves. and about twenty years of age. Who can my that these excesses are not fee muratly followed by those direful diseases Insanity and Consumption? The reeords of the balm Asylums, and the melancholy deaths by o:sump- Uon, bear ample witness to the truth of these as sertions. In Lunatic Asylums the most melan choly exhibition appears. The countenance is actually sudden and quite destitute—nett her Mirth or Grief ever visits it filsouhia sound of the voice °emir, it is rarely articulate. "With woeful measure* wan Despair ' Ihor sullen sounds their frier beilllied." Whilst we regret the existence of the above dis eases and symptoms, we are prepared to offer an Invaluable gift of Chemistry for the removal of the consequences. Hguitaosm's Hungur Cog osmium num EXTRACT or Bucar. There is no tonkt Uke it. It is an anchor of hope to the surgeon and patient, and this is a testimony of all who have used or prescribed It. Bold by Drowago and Nolen oversrwikom— Price WS Per toottio,-* etx tx4t3orfor IMO. De. limed to say addrelo. Describe Oylol4ollllShe all comioutdcapons. H. HELMBOLD, Drug and Chemical Warehouse, b• 4 Broadway, New York. ATONE ABE GENUINE UNLESS 11 done up In steekeetrwret, wntlitiec, with taasimille of my Clamleid Warehouse, and signed JulYo 1871-47 • VINEGAR BITTERS. Hundreds of thousand& heir ,testimony to their Wonderful Curative Aleuts WHAT ARE , THEY ? THEY ARE NOT A VILE FANCY DRINK, • Made of Poor Rum, Whiskey, Proof Spirits and Beene Liquors doctored, spiced and sweetened to please the taste., called "Tonics," "Appetiz ers," "Restorers, ' etc., that lead the tippler onto drunkenness and ruin, but are a true Medicine, made from the Native Boots and Herbs of Call fonala, free trona all Alcoholic Stimulants. They are the GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and a LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, a perfect Renovator and Invigorator of the System, carrying off all . . poisonous matter and restoring the blood to a healthy condition. No person can take these Bitten warding to direction and remain long unwell, provided the bones are not destroytd by niinend poison or other means and the vital °ro,m wasted beyond the point of repair. For Inflammatory and Chronic Moimattun and Gout, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Billions, Re mittent and Intermittent Fevers, Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys, and Bladder, these Bitters have been most successful_ Such Diseases are caused by Vitiated Blood, which is generally pro duced by derangement of the Digestive Omens. DYSPEPSIA - OR INDIGESTION, Headache, Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of the Chest, Dizziness Sour Eructations of the Stom i - ach, Rae taste n the Mouth. Bilious Attacks. Palpftatkin of the Heart, Inflainmation of the Lunge, s Pain in the regions of the Kidneys and a hundre g d otherDy spept painful symptoms, are the oti. prin of ia. 8 BIDIOCS,REMITTENTand INTEIt3IITTENT FEVER, which are so prevalent in the valleys of our great Rivers throughout the United States, :84w.1y those of the Mississippi, Missouri. 1111. I 'Verinessee, Cumberland, Arkansas. Red, Colorado, Brame, Pearl, Ala b ama , Mobile, Sa vannah, itosnoke, James, and many others with their vast tributaries, during the Summer and Autumn, and remarkably so during the seasons of unusuarheat and dryness, are invariably ac companied by extensive derangements of the - stomach and liver, and other abdominal viscera. There are always more or less obstructlous of the liver, a weakness and irritahle state of the stomach. and great tomer of "the bowels, being clogged up with vitiat accumulations. In their treatment, sprinted's°, exerting a powerful influ ence upon these various organs, is essentially necessary. There Is no cathartic for the purpose equal to Dr. J. WALKER'S Vinegar Bitters, as they will matter wispheedhliyh r emo ßowel s a ar e k lo co a l d o e r d ed , a h id e same time stimulating the secretions of the liver, and generally restoring the healthy functions of the digestive organ& The universal popularity of this valuable remedy in flees sueiect to miasmaticinfluencyes, such Ls suMelen evidence of its power sa a remed In eases. FOR SKIN DISEASE& 'eruptions, Tetter, Solt Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples. Pust Bolls, Carbuncles, Ring-Worms, Scald-Head, Sore Eye', Erysipelas, Itch. Scuds. Discoloratious of the Elkin, Humors and Diseases of the Skin, of what ever name or nature, are literally dug up and carried out of the system In a short time by the use of these Bitters. One bottle in such cases will convince the must incredulous of their cum tive effect. - Cleanse the Vitiated Blood wireneser tou find its impurities bursting through the skin - in Pim. ples, Eruptions or Pores: cleanse it when you and It w obstructed f o a u n l d and, g y i oshur nf e he li n v g e s i wi ll l t e e a l ns o i u t when. Keep the blood pure and the health pi the system will follow. PIN, TAPE and other wmots, lurking in the system of so many thousands. are effectually de. strayed and removed. For full directions, read carefully the circular around-each bottle, printed In four languages—English, German, French and Spsnish. _J. WALKER Proprietor. R. IL MCDONALD it CO., Druggists and ties. Agents, San Francisco, Cal and and 34 Commerce Street, New York. SOS) BY ALL DRCGGLSTS AND DEALERS. Dee. 9, 1870.—lyte DR. SCHENCK DYISES CONSUMPTIVES TO GO TO Flaring for the last thirty-flve years des , ..ted my whole time and attention to the study of lung dleeases and cousumpUon, I feel that lumterstand fully the course that ought to be pursuft to re store a tolerably bad case of diseased lung to healthy soundaess. The first and mot import ant step is for the patient to avoid taking cold, and the best of all places on this continent for this purpose in winter, is Florida, well down In the State, where the temperature is regular and not subject to such variations as in more north ern latitudes. Palatka IS a point I can retool mend. A good hotel is kept there by letterman. Last whiter I saw several persons there whose lungs had been badly diseased, but who, under the healing innuenue of the climate and my med icine, were getting well. (Inc hundred miles further dee n the riser is a cl a m which I woukl prefer to Palatka, as the niperature 13 more even and Meek dry and b clog. Mellonville and Enterprise are located there. I should give a decided preference to Mel lons ille. It is two Jude- from riser or lake, and It seems alnkust impossible to take cold there.— The tables In Florida might be better. and pa tients conspialii at tunes but that is a good sten, as it Indicates a return of appetite, amt V. heti this is the ease they generally increase in flesh, and the lungs ni tot heal. Jackeonville, Llibenna, Given Core, and many other places In rations parts of Florida, can be safely recommended to consumptives in winter. Ily reasons for saying so .are that patients are less liable to take cold there than here, there Is a less even temperature, and it hi not necessary to say that where a consumpthe person exposes hiinself to frequent colds he is certain to die shortly. Therefore my advice is, go well down into the State out of the reach of prevailing east winds and fogs... Jacksonvilk. or almost any nth. ea tit stm louMlic., 1 Itavc u.anrctl. vOll Derlelit those who are troubled with a torpid liver, a dis ordered stomach. deranged bowels, sore throat or cough, but for those whose lungs are diseased a more southern point is earnestly recommended. For fifteen years prior to led. 1 was profeseion ally In New Bork , Boston, Baltimore and Phila. deiphia every week, where I saw and examined on an average ere hundred patients a week. A practice so extensive, embracing every possible phase of lung disease, has enabled me to under stand the disease fully, and hence, my caution In regard to taking cold. Aperson may take vast [ quantities of eschenek's Pulmonie Syrup, Sea -1 weed Tonic and Mandrake Fllls, - and yet rile if [ he does not avoid taking coin. In Florida, nearly everybody is usingSchenck's produce bilious habits than more northern tall -1 tudes. It is a well established fact that natives of . 1 Florida rarely die of consumption, especially ' those of the soethern part.. On the other hand, In New England, one-third at least, of the_ popu lation die of this terrible .. n° , li t the . Middle 1 States It does not prevail so largely, still there are 1 many thousands of cases there. What a vast percentage of life would be sated if consump tives were as easily alarmed in regard to taking fresh cold as they are about scarlet fever, small pox, Sic. But they are not. They take what they term a little cold which they are credulous enough to believe Will wear off In a few days.— They pay no attention to it, and hence it lays the foundation for another and another still, until the inn_ ge are diseased beyond all hope for cure. My advice to persons whose lunge are affected wren slightly is, to lay a stock of Schenck's Pul. motile nYrup. Schenek's Seaweed Tonic and Schenekes Mandrake Pills and go to Florida. I recommend these par*uhir medicines because I Sal thowniedYnoted with their action. I know that where they are used in strict accord ance with my directions they will do the work that is required. This accomplished, nature will do the neat. The physician who prescribes for cold, eolith or nlghtsweata, and then advisers the patient to walk or ride out every day, will besure to have a corpse on ids hands before long. My plan is to eve my three medicines, in ae. cordance with the prtnted directions,except in some cases where a freer use of the Mandrake Piths is necessary. My object is to vo tone to the stomach—to get up a good a te. It is al ways a good sign when a patien to, grow hungry. I hare hones M such. Wi a raMbfor r 4 48 food and the gratilleatlon of that relish comes good blood, and with it more desk , which Is close y followed by a healing of the lungs. Then the cough loosen, and abates,the creeping chills and clammy night-sweats n* longer prostrate and annoy, and thmenent gas well, provided he avoids takite...,.. Now there Are many oonsumptivee who have not the means to go to Florida. The smitten may be asked, Ia lbere no hope for such? °at tain'', there is. My advice to such is, and ever has been, to stay Ins warm room during the win ter with a temperature of about seventydegrees. which should be kept regularly at that point, by Met= of a thermometer. Let such a patient take his exercise within Use limits of the rreottrE walking up and down as much as his, will penult, in order ha v er s up reedaile Hon of the blood. I co thousandth by this system, and can do so again. Consumption is as easily cured as any other dhow If it is tak en in time, and the proper kind of treatment 111 =The fact stands undisputed on record I; L ienek's Fulmonie Syrup, Mandrake .. and Seaweed Tonic have cured very many of what seemed to be hopelessamesof 000110111 flo_wkere you will. you wi ll bee ala ceettin to and some poor ooesummiere who hats been reelea ed from the very Awe of death by their use, flo tar as the Mandrake. Pills are earreersed, everybody should keeps of thus =baud. %hay act on the liver better than eakmael, Mid none of its hurtful effects behind. In feet are excellent la all eases where apn ve eine la required. If you have too of trait and disrrhcca mums, a dose of the will mare you. If yoo are subject to sick headaehe, take *dose of th e Mandrakes and- they will relieve you in two hours, If yon would obvlappike affect of a change of water. or.the too g ee ha Inuit , take one of the Kan =tes env_ ON, or every other Milk and Too may thrtak water ead set watermelon*, =ad* P"="4"Cy " corn theta proteaS an i F =o live In dams aseiset chill. taws. Tri o tti p ezey , are perfectly harmiew Th ey can Yon mar. . . I haireidiF viellato &S- I ton and Or ork, rare ta ry=ssa at my o No. 15 I- Mersey day s % 9 .1. r e 3P. 11L— wbo wish a with the IteepiroMeter will be, ca ckte ms Alen n cel la learn whether tiaji a z od or not ili a l i resire Itdialinetly ass the vitae of my medicine de- Sends entlfel di =thelr being talcen strictly as cording to In conclusion, I will say thaewhea take t zi r* la yelt no *ITV allintnilloso an bears olealtire of Walt) , greater or kies a = m of w t mi brom ihe eidal tut* . PhD dinettes In all l nd inaMahhi &w any oman* my medicines, so -milht a datr.that one Use OMR wlthollcoranarog me, and can elle be bought nom say -.. , , Jane 14, 11 / 1 _10. " ;-- N I, . ' 1116-I;:sitd " 134 ' La T. REL3IBOLD. ro4B DirlitrElVZAl COUP sore, . of the /Mr are and permanently _ wkl of - • iVIIVAWS BAD4X OF WILD CIIERAY. Thieve)! kaolin ivegaialgeit date 110tifki titt a mhZr a l i e Verne hebiegain Me emea itgit WI intleirin i um removing the • t " Wm( Brat]udi tkir Meal resort to els etniadaird remedy, ae Err o Zt em tusitre,s oi tetyge Medved by es PIM& & BOY, Boa. toirsiffl irra y tal geograW A Great Medical Disco ve ry DA. WALKER'S CALIFORNIA FLORIDA IN WINTER. POINT'S COMPOUND tog TB-CURB oir • itu- recip 11011,71371.0AZTNAUENZA. ut A D or 1 other lolkaussiory or I disease of / r the Throat If got of too king standing. Also, Bed EMMY This medicine has been tiled la • THOUSANDS Or CASES . , in Minoan& mirm of the •ftuy. and bas - never peen known to MG taken in lime and accord ing to direction& Is la to cure. Give Its trial and It will speak' or Itself. Every house hold should providetisemseive4 with a box of this medicine 8,31L1 keep It on hand& The cures that it has effected are truly marveloils. air Prepared and add by hifialn. Young & Co., Gettysburg. Pa., or by their authorized agents.— , For sale at nearly all the - Stores In Adams county... • May ".9, 7867.-t[ DMA w-li, YOUNT & CO. p; _.... PIMPLES. • _ ,„Illt undersigned will cheerfully mall (free) to : • lall who wish It, the Wellman& full directions ! for prepairing and using a simple and beautiful Tegegibie Balm, that will immediately remove ! BooK ANTTN Tan, Freckle% Pimple*, Blotches, and all crap. ; JOB Hotta and Impurities of the Skim leaving the Nth!. , Wit. clear, smooth, and,beautifuL ll -L I He will also lend (free) instructions for produc ing, by very simple means, a luxuriant growth of hair on a bald head or smooth fate. The above can be obtained It, retut n mail, I,) addressing TlRJeti. F (111.1PMAN Cheinkt, P.O. Box TP.2.S. 197 lire.idway, Ne% York. • Nov. 4-41 m,... Naito, Prup, (i 9. 69. LL liN t Drugs & Family Medicines PATENT MEDICINES, Liquors and Wines; for Mtolical Purposes. Pine Spices and Flavoring Extracts. Dyes anti Dye Slugs, Soaps, Pertumts and Toilet (lads, Inks. Writ Ing Fluids am! SLa tlottery, tvriptions and Family retain.. accurately put up. Physic Luis and COUIL- try Merchants supplied at ItEDUCED RATES. Forney 's Horse Powder the best and cheapest for Horses, Cattle and Swine. Other Horse Powders of approi ed makes. HUBER'S Baltimore Street, Gettysburg, Penn'a June 11, liiko.—tf DR. R. HORN ER, hats re.univd . the Practice of Medicine. Office at lila DRUG STORE, In Chambersburg Street, Gettysburg Atilt), Dealer in prRE DR(-vB, MEDI CIA' Es 11A1‘ TN 0 SODA 11YE 5TL*644 , 4 Jau.PATENT ALEDICINES. r Ell .I_IMES CRESS DRUGGIS7. Store in Brant's Building, Baltimore Street., LIVITESTOWN HAVING opened a new DRUG STORE awl titled It up hi the hest style, I offer my stock Of pure and fresh Drugs to the citizens of Littles town and vicinity at the low ..esi market rates, con sisting in part of Drugs' and /twill!" Medicines, pure Liptor. fe4. for Medicinal Priem - we, Palen( Me di florae Ikperders Pure Spices, Dyes and Dye Stub, Perfumery, Toilet Soaps and Fancy articles. A full assort ment Tobac co and of Brushes, Snuff. Stationery of all kinds, Cigars, Sit - Moore's Electro-Magnetic Soap will wash with hard and soft water, cold or warm. Clothes washed with this Soap are made beautifully white without boiling or blueing. This is the best Soap In use. Try it. It Is warranted not to injure the hands or fabric. Littlestown, May 13.—1 y A. D. BUEHLER, DRUG SI, BOOK ,STORE, GETTYSBURG, Pi DRUGS NIEDICINEB,- BOOKS STATIONERY TOILET ARTICLES GOLD PENS, Glambersburg Street, near Diqpumti 4?Country Merchants supplied at City a-hold sale rates. nets. W, N. MILLER'S MARBLE WORKS, Co,-. of Baltimore and East Middle sts GETTYSBITRG, PA Every Description of Work executed in the finest style of the Art ALL KM'De 0? CAST, WROUGHT AND WIRE ,RAILINGS, PtIENTSHED ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE. June 17, 1870. —Lf GETTYSBITEG MARBLE WORKS. MEALS & BROTH* Abet York Street, record Square, Gettystntru. Pa. Where thei s Camd i gmvii kinds of Monuments, Head-Stones, TOMBS, &c., &Wee *odes; nottee—cheap ae the ChOSPellt• ON a de. Produoe taken In exchange. 10.-1369,t1 FURNITURE. Joaqh Walton 4 Co, Cabdlstet-sakers, M. 418 Walma Lk, Phamirizahic oint ee t i blit ri %Lor el adapt PIdI- Netites ancil7k good reamaable - door=laid al* Mir at_ 11W, avert orr order. Doak Work dad 011kaglhosakop antreoT so.oeder.,•tic6; IN init;T: ' TO = S'l Ait & INEL JAMES CRESS. From the largest POSTERS to the smallest PA{'MEDICTNEa PERFUMERY COMMERCIAL PRINTING 4te BILL HEADS, CARDS, IFeb:115,11170. -tf SHIPPING BIgI.S, RECEIPTS & RECEIPT . BOOKS, Executed promptly, In the best manner, and at BOOK AND PAMPHLET In large or small orders, in as good style and at .... as low prices as any once In the country. We respectfully ask a tile/ by those desiring anything In oar line, as WE GUABANTEB BATIER4O27OIV, Both In style of work and prosnytness in Ailing ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY AT TENDED To. STAR &ffIINTIMM Is THE 138BT .41)}7,11TWi7e WO! IN THIS COrarir. • 'rrs r4sr pAsialmiesswiespismom aws tigiesumovesi bike tie Adams aid &OWN Graallima 5 " A r to. irja PRINTINt;.- MEM STAR PRINTING OFFICE, EALTIMORE STREET, GETTYSBURG, PA }laving r..ewtit4 athleit Nrgply to our alregdY iar tT o ,to,;: of Book & Fancy Joh Type, We are fully prepared to accommodate our old customers, and all others who may favor us with their patronage, In the best style of the art, a the shortest notice, and on the most reasorutble terms. Printing of every DeBoritption, [r 7 NT II. NM IN EXECUTION UNSURPASSED IN STYLE, .LNG PRvitinemm IN rilEArxr.ss, VT TIIE Baltlinore St., t. , ettyaburg, Pa PLAIN LEE Ornamental Printing, CARDS. EMCEE! CHECKS, DRAFTS, fENVELOPEB, LABELS, lIANDBILLB, DODGERS, &c., the very lowest prices. PRINTING, orders. THE GMI:MIIIBURG EEO utiusi4r %fhIEIT p BUEHLER & althnorest. between Cbupt-hquitt Geige2, TERMS OF INBL10.01: Tug Sun AND SENTENZL LI • day morning, at noo a yearin • not paid within the year. Ns continued until all arrealnial are the option of the publisher!. Anvinremnerra am limited at rates. A ■beril reduction will be mad advertleing by the quarter, half year Special notices will be inserted at spec be agreed upon. ltirThe circulation of the Snit 'AND is one half larger than thaeeveral ti ewipaper in Attains county': fitting medium, it cannot be excelled.. Jos Wow( of all kinds will be wont ed and at fair rate'. &c., In every varletiand Printed at Ilion notice. rEays CUM grattosiellal eau ions C zoucic, JUSTICE T • , Cullbetor of Book Amounts, Pr Judgment Notes, Mortgages.,&m, and turns made. Alan attends to wri, Mortgages, Judgments, Note!, .A 801! New Oxford. Adams county, PPaa Dec. 9,1870.-34 n. wY 3COLIS4.N. . , • MCCLEAN * 14 ; 001)11c 1 ATTORNEYS OrricE—On Baltimore Street s vUne orcupied by the Late firm of M. aIW4I Nov. IN, 1870.—U . J. W. KRAUT'', ATTORNET A Collections and all legal business tended to. Ornos on Baltimore street, south .ot house. June IS, 1005—tt • maccoarArtiuy i ATTORNItIf A' , Office one do . or west of Be entaat's - Chambersbuig street. Special attentiongiven to Sults,Collec Settlement of Estates. All legal claims to Pensions, Bounty. Back.pay ages against U. States, at all thump efficiently attended to. _Land warrants located. arta ebolee F sale In lowa and other western States. June l', is 9—t( A. J. COVER, ATTOBREE Will promptly attend to collueUous and Business trusted to his care. 0121ce between Fahnestocks' and Zlegler's stores, Baltimore htreet. Galt, • Ray 2.' 1 , 1967—tf lAVID A. BUERIL T ZA v a Iy .. 43 Will promptly attend to A coLlections arid . Business entrusted to his care. ' (Mee at his residence in the threellito tug opposite the Court-holm. May IN, 1867-11 D AVID WILLS, .ITTOttNEY .11 (Mee at Ida residence In the south-cast c Centre Square. May n, 1567—tt B R. H. L EMBER co south-east er ot Chambersburif, sod tun streets, opp rn mlte COL. TATE . 4I.I6..AOLZ I W June DR. J. W. C. O'SZILL hint his Mace at his residence In Bataan° two doors above the cbmpaer °ince. Stay 29, itl67—tt (OH! L. KILL, N. D., Office on Citambersburg greet, nagM . ; the HOTEL.. Gettysburg, i'a. Aliirtlaelng been In constant firacCUce years patients can be assured of good wol July 9,1867—if H. J. E. BEltliliTßE/SER. .DEN Having located in Gettystourg..effors-his to the public. Ofens In the old "Mt • S. E. corner, Centre Square, where be win pared to attend to any elm within Use p of the Dentist. Persons in want of Pallor sets of teeth are !owned to rail. TOURS ble. July 30 . 1111 itotclo and fcstaaraa EAGLE HOTE The largeoi and most ecununo.dioain GETT YSBURG, PA., I ~ rnor C.'hciont,:rAburg and Inuai (tip JOHN L. TATE, Propie Ofnuibus for Par..figeri and ruo to the Depot, on arrival and tlepar Railroad Tralnt Careful' w•rrauty, and ahlo charge KEYSTONE -1-101' GETTYSBURG, PA. AVM. E. MYERS, PropA NOW OPEN: THIS is a new House, and has bee ted up In the most approved style. Its don is pleasant and convenient. being In the business portion of the town. Evert ment has been matiefor the accommodation comfort of guests, with ample stablini With experienced Bev:ants, and aceown Clerks, we shall use every endeavor to pie . This Hotel now open for the entertalnroesat . of public, and we kindly solielt a share of p [Hay 23, 1: patronage. UNION MOTE_ troaxima.r Tll3l WILITS FLAL/1 YORK SPRINGS, PENN'A. HZ undersigned has leased thislo ttg 1. Wand popular Hotel, In Petersburg. Cif ( Bted 9,l2.lolNureaidt mat b)usin The Hotel Is pleasantly the esses-t e table MU be sustabed Nita par the b e atthat lru ket can adord and the gar with the Liquors. There is also auiellent Stabling attentive homers. Tide Motel the ofgoejd Gettysburg and aleakaidesburg Wage Lgeo, the York bpdags mid New former arrives Isere at IP. H., on • Wednesdays and h s tidays, from got . 7" for Usti Bourg ; returning at 10 A.. H. sal da3W, Inureasys nad. baterdars. The bptlenahne leaves the Hotel daily at 0 New tn.:ord, returning at 41. H. lie foals fled that Ms king sari/science In business will Die Mtn to let none Flimsy disestbuted, ho patronize w eek (mimes moderate- • taken by the un nasonstde terms. IL P. xirriNuisn, irrwridor. York Springs, Nov, Una —tl .15srpentns and Oontracts-rti, Wm.(o.,Stallsmith & Sol 47,111718 Cargaters ad Contragtom -DOORS , .. SIiUTTEftB - BLINDS, DOOR AND lyx,:s '10W1,14,),1M CORNICE, DOOR AND WININW BRA.CK CI'S, tic emedantly on hand, and manufactured to order out of the BEST MATERIALS, by, experienced workmen, and at REASONABLE PRICES.:' Order promptly attended to January 11169—tt GEO. 'D. CASHMAN, 917 7121.8 MeV, Carpenter and Contrackw,, RESPECTFIJLLY lutornut the public, that be has removed to. his New Shop, on Stratton stsetit between yew iod Railroad streets, and is prito: pared to taiti contracts for putting upend repair : ing buildings, at alicemostatde rasea as any bun. d, , r In Gettlikoir—lmi work jrataintiod to to of best ualltY: 8e hopestrillibmasiesor to book ness o merit pO*llo Give Ittio ♦ NIL April D, 18114.4 LI BR m arrrroarmo, PA. lIMEE
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