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ROADS AND *OAD•MAHIS9.
Of primary importance to the civil as
well as military power, of any country
are good public thoroughfares. Rapid
it y aid cheapness in transportation are
vital necessities to 'commercial prosper
ity, and in time of war the safety of a
nation may depend upon, the state of
hetriaiads. These facts have long been
recognized, and hence the perfection of
it,tals has been a problem to which en
neer; have in all ages assidously applied
th, ruselves. The importance of even a
light Advance In improveme9t has kept
live interest in this department of en
gineers, and century after century has
elapsed without the perfect ideal being
.:ol.sidered as yet reached.
That thisis true is proved by a very
brief review of the Patent Office records,
in which patents for various composi
tions fur road surfaces, and for methods
of road-building, constitute every year
notableinutuber of She patents applied
for and issued.
notably the most remarkable success
z , ver yet achieved by any one .system
as that which attended and still at
t,..als the macadam road. ot with
anding its expensive character, it to
day covers more surface in Europe than
..ny other. In America, except in the
lciiiity of large towns, this road is not
i Licit tnu ployed, the comparative spare
ne,S 01 the population and the small
:nliouut of travel in rural districts nut
\ran - aiding the cost of its construction
.1 lid maintenance. •
There are few circumstances undel•
which this road is nor admirably adapt
t•wi to town and country thorougfares.—
I t has a smooth surface after it has
1.-en a little used, and affords au admix
.tl.le foothold for horses. It •is expedl
- laid, and perhaps douands as
tlt t xp-nse fur care and maintenance
any other capable of equal endurance
and service.
•IA is now fifty years or thereabouts
Ellice Macadam introduced this celebra
ted ifystem, and it is quite doubtful
whether the next fifty years will give
the wofld vything better for all pur
poses. Bakal; we have already said,
this systemis not at the present, nor is
it probable that it soon availa
ble for the greater part of American
thoroughfares.
lit ads in this country must, from the
me of the case, be constructed of
It materials as are available innuedi
:,l: along their hues, and friust
neces
be more or less imperfectly.
I a this ano in other countries tne
tat enemy of roads is frost, and the
; :.I:;way to even partially prevents its
„ :Lge's is to construct roads high
. :.(olgit to allow thorough drainage.-
-;::• flat surface permitted on most
..,Is in this country is the most radical
ct. The result is rivers of mud in
.ing and autumn, and frozen ruts of
cribable ugliness and discomfort
v. inter until such time as the snow
%;is and tills them.
foot da) s' labor devoted to thorough
thing along the sides of the roads
: d elevating the centres where they
settled below the proper grade
ui l greatly mitigate the - evils coin
, d ot. This is generally done,
hen iliac at all, oy throwing back on
I,e load the soil excavated from the
Olt c la.s, a very erroneous method and
.•1,1:•st -a sheer waste of labor. Such
is generally composed of con:militi
a and pulverized material washed off
:;•in the road, and will only temporarily
As SOO/1 As it becomes very dry
, :-Tltiner ft grinds up into a dust heap
d i blownioff by winds, and is wash-
oft again by rains.
All soil used to raise the level of roads
s' ould Le new soil, not the washings of
t '.e road's, which latter aliould be carted
;ty. Where roads tire:much traveled
gorse washing. are a valuable mauure,
and it would pay well to cart thew
the lands lying along such roads, from
which soil of inferior fertility might he
taken to form the roadways.
IWherever practicable, a deep hard
bid of stone or timber should be laid
bv , ow the reach of frost, upon 'which
6:lt - face materials should lie distributed.
t ravel stands unrivaled for road sur
:;ices, but it is not available in many
1. , :Wiles. Broken stone, however, is
~•,, :a i int ble oftentinies where gravel can-
got, atul answers the purpose
•ry
have seen a road laid through a
wade with a bed of rough logs,
I sank down, and covered with a
:curt of blue clay and broken stone,
I was excellent in all reapects, hay
.thnost as good and permanent a
5..: ::tce as macathun.
IT is usual to work country roads
I . ]). in the summer to repair the de
caused by spring upheavals. This
• , they are generally left till the
en
;: seaso.n, wheu the same operation
~!:ated. But a little labor late 41
ill would pay well on most roads
Libor sliould be expended in swum
,r.)per drainage. All sluices should
i • Llied if stopped, the ,toads raised
N. the summer wear and tear have
ssed them. - mid their surfaces
stnooth, so that the water, may
• off With the utmost facility.
I, • t in these particulars is.always dear-
I : , paid for in the miring of teams and
~;„;0 11s , and in wear and tear of both
i wals find vehicles.—Scientijic Anteri-
AN enterprising settler in Nebraskic,
vllO has an eye to . the future, gives "the
` , ':;using aecoullt of his doings: "1. any
I , l,inting 100 acres in Walnuts; what
wAI they be ,sioith in twenty years
Each acre will have at least 650 tree*,
making 65.000 iniall. For ttiazber, ties,
f, .tee-posts or fie), $3 a tree nay cer
ta :lily be palled a year nl I figure,
give . nearly $200,009. Cian
a planted•ern that lie,spe land
v. ..a will pay as large a retqrtt
the la bor required if
.iii*OrrirP the
I. alid platithig. Whills said of the
i_ 1: 1, eivilltily true of the pine, Which
1., izy years will be 100 :net high, ;and
t:•ton toot disinetist
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A general assortment of BITTE B / 1 , among which
.
Nov . '• 1 2 3 4
12 6 7 8 9 1011
12 13-14 15 16 17 18
19 10 21 22 23 24 15
126 17 28 29 80
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are Mettler's Herb Bitters
PURE LIQUORS for Medical purposes, at
WIC J. MARTIN'S.
MABLE CUTLERY, Glassmare Queens
A Re., at was JAcsarruc
April 90,1883—t[
NEW GROCERY.
JESSE M WALTER
AS opened a new Grocery Store. adjoining
H
his.retddence on York street, and win alwaya
keep on'hand
PRIME GROCERIES
of all kinds—Coffee, Tealugar, Syrup, Molas
ses, Fish, Salt, Pepper, fie. Akio,
Hons. Fruits, Nuts. Soaps, Nonons generally.
He has now on band a dna lot of HAMS for fain
tly use,
priceshic w
airdll.
Call and of h azainloo, will be sold at the lowest cash
THE HIGHEST PRICE GIVEN FOR
•
BUTTER & EGGS.
Gettysburg, Sept. 30, Io7o.—tf
NEW GROCERY.
HANLNG purenesed from Mr. AmOs Emmy
his Grocery establishment, on the Northwest
corner of Centre Square, G=TICSBUNG, .PA.,
end laid in a new stock of Goods, I
Invite my friends and the public to givT i n li n f 2
in addition to a large and varied stook of prime
•
Groceries, Notions, &c.,
I will keep constantly on band the best quality of
Quaensviare, Fire-Proof and Glassware,
Fruits, Confectiens, &c., all of which will be sold
at the lowest cash rates.
• H. H. BF A 'NPR
Jime 1870.—tt
WM. BOYER it SON,
DEALERS rti 1,
4
; liOCMIES, NOTIONS,
TOBACCOS;
Also
.Eitene, Wooden and Willow-ware.
A general assortment of all Goods usually kept In
A FAMILY GROCERY.
Dec. 4, 186,-41
D. MCCREARY. J. 7. MCCIIZARY
'TEST ALWAYS CHEAPEST."
The Best and Cheapest,
Saddles, Bridles, Collars
and HARM/Mot all kinds, la the Ca=tr. are
always to be round at the aid and well known
stand, Baltimore at., vomit. the Presbyterian
Church.
(McCiI,F.ABY 'S.)
OUR RIDING and WAGON litAD=
are the must substantia/ly belltand
OUR BARNltrhi; plain and silver ) ant
0 0 mIele In every and warranted the
~..ateatpurtArialLEA DRATI L CO
can nut be beat. They ars the best .FITTING LI IM
must durable.
OUR HEAVY DRAFT ILLIMBB,
are made to order, as cheap as they can be twit
anywhere and In the most substantial
WHIP& Lanktlgn. la t ner /LOS
Hawes Fly-neta and everything. lions betty' or
cheaper. •
OUE PUICEB
nave been minivan to the lowest living standard.
A liberal percentage for cash, of an NM
amounting to Shur more.
We work nothing but the best of stock and will
warrant
as represented. every turned oat to be in even
respect
Thankful for past tams we Invite attention to
our present stock.
W? Give us a call and exanalnAprieso and quad.
itY• D. ItoCILF.LitY
Jan. 1.868-1.1
BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES.
REMOVAL.
THE undersign** has removed Ma Carriage.
making shop to the pot sod of kiddie
Gettsburg. Fla. where he will wahine to=
all kmds oi work in his Use, vie:
CARRIAGES, TROTTING & FALL
ING-TOP BUGGIES, sTA.GOKR
WAGONS, &C., &C. •
Els work is all put try of Wad sql4juriulsadi
the best of mechanics. and cannot
hasethso. Mg priers are always
*Aldus enters, confident that be eau pleas*
REPAIRING promptivtto^•. at
v G 111° A11.M kna ta e i
July 1,1966--1 y
-SAVE YOUR HORSES I
PATENT ELM/C COEX
HORSE COLLARS.
THE mi.
_ilhiraiiratod taus for sale these
BRAT h.l) coLLAIK MILO araCtltred
berry, IlinaMsah4 vole ath OM Ned hEr
the Ot
P+otect radeehgee Compaoka s9e the
Ia
wetat. stab au moisture, a their stuck. gbiro
Cork with wtdch they are staged yam Vas
the Collar aqua' totheAlOwa. sailtak
and ooliaoluewilly doe not cam
them. Moo,
HARNESS
o f all MO for ale and Made to ardor. Ca at
ray istablhament Chirliale street. Gettysburg,
l'aidayVtgag_trPaaseaseaDepet, - • -
..loati cum
CARRIAGE-MAKING.
Alrhe War being over, tbe mederaimed Wm re
sumed the
Oarriagelhdring BOBblart
as their old 'Land, II Ita;tt etrki, nettrit• -
burg, where they are again Mewed to a
work In the roost tealdonabkr, en
superior manner. ♦ lo t of new and second
CARRIAOII3, BUGGLIS, AC.p
ett hand, which they will Maltose of at the lowest
es and ail orders lON he genis* an pegesemr,
and i leiteletnettict
( tar kit P nil 4, Cal
dans tetth dispatch- and at
for elm r c
Imp
e. lot ot new and old OM band
A sat
Thankful for the liberal baretoten
enjoyed bit, they and endemic to
deism a share the
Rey 211. otl DMA• =au .
gnt
MEAT MARKET r
NE W - FIRM !
oza aroma ailtimux a Tnaid4 t
111=a eatinalaidamminftwirambiP ts GrvE US A CALL.
curs ft ea to an
,
Fresh Meat Every Day
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\MM. I. MARTINI
WTioleerSelilidNetintitelehlt
tbat I an sailing
Ell
14110ILS,
Old Rye Whiskey - eight years old
Very old French Staxidy
ALL OTHER KINDS OF LNUORE.
arriagts, farntso, &c.
~^,tL ~_
,/
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R E.
10$2111 *- 74.0013:3, '
=:WUM' TMOR,
HIS 21111VVIrD
4eter ti .4 1 ,11 0 : crime fiteetv, OFD
Isminint et., war the .Bpares„ .
A lane seeertment of
Mesh,
Clilisallises„„l„„winteTeataebyre. grrfte
offered at the Ilatallest e Fsg.
t g o o ds bought at the Store cut charm
GleedsMaffe up with dined as well when
boustlit at Mika stores as at his Own. Latest N.
Y. Fashions recelted, and tailoring done in the
most approvedufyle. Cutting done, as usual
s
The miime patronage solicited, and no effort
to please.
Aprii 12. 1,70-41 .',.
Musical Instruments, k,
AT
CIINNINHAM'B,
On Ohamberaburp Street
-DID YOU SEE.
HOSE nice CRBSTERPIEL.D AND WALK T LNG COATS, that an selling so cheap at
PICKING & CO.
TIE PLACE, TO BUY CHEAP
HAN, Caps, poots
LATEST S l'Y LE'S
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
If you -want to save money, call on
Cobean & Cunningham,
Baltimore Street, Gettysburg, Pa.,
WHO have made large additions to thelr stook
v of BOOTS AND *MOM HATS AND
CAPm, and now offer the best seartment ever
opmed Gettysburg—ecomprldng the lateet
*lies and made by the best of workmen. Call
and examine our stock. Also, a variety of
NOTIONS, SEGARS, &c.
Jan. 13, 11171.--tt
ANY AMOUNT
RIP DRESS and BUSINESS SACK COLTS for
sale obey at PICKING & CO.
Fall and Winter Clothing
in great variety at
FRANK CUNNINGHAM'S
Cbattibersborg Street.
Bargains ! Bargains !
D. H. KLINGEL,
Near the Court-Mau, Baltimore Street,
Is selling out his entire stock of city made 4 .
Boots and SiropeA ,
in order to make room for hii own manufactured
goods.
VERY CHEAP FOR CASH.
The stock is the very best of city made work,
and 1 will guarantee it aa represented. Jr em
braces the best tit NS' CALF sue RIP BOOTS
in town, and a lull line of SHOW GAITERS,
itc., for Ladles' and Lbildrens' wear.
THE MANUFACTURING
of Boots, Shoes and Gaiters will also be carried
on, in all its branches, as before. Repairingdone
on short notice. By employing none but tirst-class
worktnen, and using none hut the choicest Kith
er, he feels confident of maintaining his former
reputation. Certainly nothing will be left undone
to deserve it.
Thankful for past favors, he solicits a *mins
*nor
Gettr of public plumage. D. H. KLING/a.. 1
urit, Dec. 1870—t1
ALL STYLES QE
ULU I 115, CASSIMERES, BEAVERS, &c
FRANK CUNNINGHAM'S
Chambentbini sr.
T B UFFA LO KETS, HORSE MAIM= alld
Ai ROBES, cheap at
PICKING 6• CO.
WOLF'S
Cheap Clothing Store,
On the Northeast Corner of Centre Spews,
Gettysburg, Pa.,
Has the largest and best stock of
FALL & WINTER
CLOTHING,
ever offered In this place. also: the very latest
and best styles of
Hats, Caps, Boots St Shoes,
with ava of Winter Under-Clothing
and Gents' fishing Goods generally.
ABAallneassortritent oilowelry,Wateies,
Cloths, Notions, *e.
The best manufactMed Leather Trunks and
Valises, Carpet Bags and Umbrellas always 'on
hand.
klusku7 and Gloves, a large assortment. Child
ren's Fancy Mows of all kinds. In snort, evety
thing that Is usually kept In a erst-class Gent's
Furniahlug Mora
w.1.11 .... ewa01d to low as the lowest, put motto
being, wines sales and small profits. Call and
wbete.atanan• cur stock of goods before purchasing
ene
Hoc 11, 1870.8. WOLF.
--tf
Any person who wants a
Flue 1 - 4 - sitting suit
GO TO CUNNINGHAM'S
On Chamberaburg Street
PICKING Ca,
CANNOT be 'welled for cheapness, style and
durability In the way of PANTS.
NORRIS'
HEADQUARTERS !
Oa !Youth-East Cerncr of Centre 'Square,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
Ilas the Largest apd Best Meek og
FALL AND WINTER
CLOTHING,'
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HATS Al\TI) CAPS.
THE NUT mAinr,oc,,,m.
BOOTS AND I'SHOES,
WITH A TAMMY OF
Winter rndemlethin,g;
I nrnizhin Goods ofewn varlet,' ;
}.arg amortmeza, of
NOTIONSTRUAIXS4 -
• .
Aad eveiz g oaridTn a Gen s
Ins More. - I
Oct. 14,1570.—u
COOK AID-PARI.OR
"
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The And most approved styles
JOB. JACOBS.'
SHEEF-Ii“)N AND
HOLLOW WARE
COAL & LUMBER
t all and Examine !
C. H. BUEHLER'S
WARE ROOMS,
CORNER 01 CARLISLE & RAILROAD
DANIEL DASD/KAN
NEW FIRM.
COAL AND LIME !
7 'llE undersigned have entered Into partner
ship. and under the firm of Casnmanik °van.
Nth& and will tarry on the
Lime Burning Business,
at the old stand—the Gettysburg Lime Kilns, on
the eoruei of Itallroad and A:tun streets.-,streets.-,Atrniereand others ran rely on ral getting the beet
of Lime at all times, and at lory market rates.
C 0 A L
ut tamest "nom •
Lime and Coal delivered anywhere In Gettys
burg.
DANIEL CAS/DIAN
Oct. :111, IffAt.—td BENDY OVENDEEN.
itaitroad gime gibleS
Gettysburg Railroad
TRAINS now• run on the Gettysburg Railroad
as follows:
FIRST TRAIN leaves Gettysburg at 8.10 A.
IL, Granite 8.2 Guldeu's 8.25, New Oxford 8.38,
arrive at Hanover at o, and leave at 9.10, arrive
at Hanover Jtmetion at 10 A. .11., arrive at Balti
more at 12.30 P. M., York IL4 A. IL, Harrisburg
1.10 P. H.
SECOND TRAIN leaves Gettysburg at 1 P. M.,
Graulte Ll 2, Gnklen's Ll 5, New Oxford 1.30, Han
over L 55, arrives at Hanover Junction at 2.40,
Baltimore &IS, York 3.10, Harrisburg 4.25.
FIRST TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 1040 P. m . „
tion 7.20, Hanover 9, New Oxford 9.40, arrive at
Gettysburg at 10.30.
MOND TRAIN leaves Baltimore at &30A
IL, Harrisburg BA. M., Turk BM, Hanover
Junction 11.15, Hanover 11.5.5, New Oxford rue,
Gublen'sl2.2o. Granite 12Z3, arrives at Getty,-
byre 12.40 P. M.
THIRD TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 12.40 P.
M., Harrisburg LT( P. 31. York 3, Hanover Junc
tion 3.40 Hanover 4.25, New Oxford 4.40, Gulden's
4.53, Granite 4.56, arrives M Gettysburg at 5.10.
IL D. SOOTT, Ticket Agent.
Dec. 9.1870.—U •
Northern Central Railway.
WilV TRH ITCHED MB.
(IN and after Dee. 4th, 1970, Trains win /cave
V Hanover Junction as follows:
LEAVE NORTHWARD.
12.19 a. m.—Dally for Elmira, Buffalo ac.
11.10 a. m.—Dally for
Williamsport, daily (except
Sundo) for Elmira, wochter, Buf
falo, Mown's Falls and Erie and the
West.
144 p. m. — D llll 9 (eXecPt Sundays) for Williams
port and Erie.
6.05 p. in.—aany (except Sundays) for York. '
10.03 p. m.—Dtily (except Sundays) for Harris
burg and the West. -
LEAVE SOUTHWARD. •
7.15 a. m.--Dallyetopping at Portion only.
7.52 a. m.—Dally (9xcept - Sundays) stopping at a))
- Stations. •
1001 a. errcept .Bundays) stopping at
1225 p. m.- 12 1nyarpliphstat Pasitton only.
Lll p. m.--Dany except Sunday) stopping at
Parkton. ,
as p. m. Daily lexeept Sundafa
Rat It na. ) stopping at all
EDW. b. YOUNG, ran. Agent.
Baltlinore. Md.
ALFRED R. FlB.la,
General Superintendent,
Dee. 4, 1870.—tf Harrisburg, Pa
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READING - RAILROAD
WO TER ARRANGEMENT,
MONDAY, 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, Linz, Lancaster, Colum.
Ma, fig 1
Trains leave Harrisburg for New Vitt, pvfol.
Iowa: At 11u, 8.10, 10,50 a._ sa.., and 2.50 p. Ti:.,
connecting with similar- grades on Peamayi.
MI& Railroad, and arriving at New York at 10.30
a. L. 3.50, 5.50 and 10.00 p. a.. respectively.---
rsitzt t Qum accompany the 3.10 and a. a..
T n bout
Returning: leave York at 9.00 a m., 1200
noon and 6.00 p. in., Philadelphia at 5.15 a. na.
I and 3.3(0 p: In. Bleeping tiara accompany the 5.00
p. m. train from New York without chr ay.
Leave Harrisburg for Rodin P vil Tani
' qua. iihsersville„ Ashland,
andtown and Pitilady?hia. at 9.10 a. m., and 2.50
1 and 4.06 n. ta.. sto ppin g at Lebanon and princi•
Mil way mations; .00 p. in., train connecting for
Philadelphia. Pottstilk and Columbia only. For
Pottsville, Schuylkill Haven and Auburn, via
Schuylkill - an& dusquelianna Rail Road. leave
Harrisburg at 3.40 p. in._
. East Ponnsybranft Railroad trains leave Read-
Izstw AllentErvin, Easton and New York at 5.00
12.45 anon and 4•45 jp. m. Returning, have
Nan York atiLCO a. en.. 12.00 noon and 5.00 p. m.,
and Allentown at. 7.24 a. lir.. 12.1.5 noon, 2.55, kW
111J1L43.45..p.
• ay Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia at
7.30 a. , connecting with similar train. on East
Penn's , returning from Reading at 6.2 u
p. m., g at a* Stations.
Leave ilea tar at e SIM a. in., and 3.10
p. in.. Herndon at 10.15 a. tn., :ha uokin at 5.40
TrniftiAla. a., Ashland at 7.01 a. tn.. and 12.050
s v road
noon, Hallanta s elty ULM it. in., and LA
Tamaqua gt a. a., and 2.40 p. in., for mitt.
digitalis, New York, lade 41M.
~.....Leskvis Tb 1.10.4111, via and d o nna.
kattroad at .11.115 a. an., Juana g, and
Enoon, for Pine Grove most.
teri Accoimhodation Train leaves Potts.
sie l t l lo a. m. passes Heading at 7.30
M .
arrivingrfteur 10.29 a. in. Return.
in& lea '
ant yf a tis af tl. n r a rr assea
Manilas aty.Z. p. In., ea
at
Potts.
town at 710 a. m., re rldladelpkta
Oohnnbla ikallroa,Tzsis Maws Mb = . 20
a. a.. antd.% w it Zphrata,
ter, Colas
Perldomen .Traini leave Perldomen
Junction at 7.1 k Litt Unmet 6410114 in. ; re
turning, Sellwelikilnile at ;Mk &Nth 111..
12.50 4.30 Ik k o., ellnuellail with amilar,
st , Cl)lll 2o sje : lk 7L ,
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(the ~ a. no. Train running
a. cab! to
wiveL I ZOoninatiAPLAL..Banlstinor at
.. . ni. • leave Allentown at LAS D.
9.form.av L
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'STOVES.
OF LLL KINDS.
f)if ALL KINDS
STREETS
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TIME TABLE.
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NEW FIRM,
BIGHAM & BROTHER.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION HOUSE,
OPTTPSBURG, PA
RR ern ving entered into partner
ship under the In of Boman & Dawns&
will carry on the Ferns' (Ling and (kmtmisskas
Dualisms, at the old stand, on the corner of
hlitinni
their ent a r n e ti a me i a u nda st ento Th d H e IK o ST
MARXIST PhlOE will be paid at all times fur
Grain and Produce.
WA regular line of Freight Cars will leave our
Warehouse every TUANDA Y NOON, for B:im
mure and Phßadeipma, and aecommodatiun
trains will be run as occasion may require. By
this arrangement we are prepared to sxmvey
Freight at all times to and from ,these cities.
All business of tads kind entrusted to us, will be
=y attended to. uur cars run Willa Ware.
!Stevenson & Sous, 165 North Howard
street, Baltimore, and to Burk's Warehouse, itt
Market street.. Philadelphia-
Wo will also keep constantly on hand the best
of
Groceries of all kinds,
Coffee, Sugar, Tea, Spices, Fish Salt, Syrups, Oils,
Tobacco, Bacoo, Lard. tv.e.. which will be sold at
lowest cash rates.
Aug. 12, 187 U.-11
ROBERT T
I)EALER
FLOUR, GRAM. GROCERIEB,
GETTYSBURG, Yd
j HE undersigned is paying at his Warehouse,
1 in Carlisle street adjoining Bueliler's Hall *
the highest prices for
Roar, Wh•ad, Rye, Corn, Oats, Btakicheat,
(sorer and Tlinntiy-A , do, Poto.toes,
and invites producers to give lam call before
selling. n o
lung eongantly on hand for sale,
A LARGE SUPPLY OF GROCERIES
Molasses, Syrups, Coffo., Sugars, &e., with salt
Fish, Oils, Tar, Soaps. Bacon and Lard, .To
baecos, &e. Also, the best brands of FLOUR,
with Feed of all kinds lie likewise has
BEI ERAL VALUABLE FERTILIZERS.
Soluble Pacific Guam', Itlxies' Phosphate and
Mexicali Guano.
SriirWhilst he pays Me highest market prices
Tor all he buys, he sells at tar lowest Living pro
fits. He asks a share of !nab& patronage, re.
solved to give satisfaction In every caw.
ROBErk
July 24, 16.39.-t
LOOK HERE!
1 IlEuuderslgned Kt lased the Ware-house
the enruer of :Aram a street and the Rail
mad, Gettysburg, 1": L and will carry on the
Grain & Produce Business
In all its branches. To highest prices all' al
ways be paid for ‘Vheilt. Ite. Corn, Oats, Clover
and Tlinothy Seeds, Fayss.d. Sumac, Hay arid
Straw. Dried Fudt. Net,. Soap, Hams, Shoulders
and sides, Potatoes, with everything else in the
count', protium. line.
GROCERIES
OF ALL KINDS
constantly for &Ale, CA( s. , Sugars, Molasses,
syrups, lean. 50.,. hai :1 :111•CSC, V inegar, Soda,
-Mustard. Starch, ktroone‘, Buckets, Blacking,
soap, tc. 2150, Coal Fish Nl,' Tar. ac.. FISIT
of all Matta: 'spikes awl hails; Smoking and
Chewing 1 obaceus.
Be Is always able to supply a first-rale arti
cle of Flour, with the dlsetent kinds of Feed.
Also, Ground Plaster. with linanos and other
fertilitliers. COAL, i s thy bushel, ton or car
load.
Ile will also run a
Line of Freight Cars
to N 0.165 North Howard mmef. BALTIMORE,
and Nu. 811 Market street, PHILADELPHIA.—
All goods sent to either place will be received and
tumm - ded promptly, AU tt , ssts shock' be mark
ed CAlt."
April 2, Het —4l
JOOP:PiI WIBLT-
Joseph Wil►le & „son,
PRODUCE DEA T. EFLs.
,Rottfh-ecurt ear. of Rallr,xtd and Walington stx.,
OETTIWBCRO. PA
UIGHENT cash price paid for all kinds o
II Grain. flay, Straw and Country Produce gen
erally. Constantly on hand for sateen kinds of
GROCERIES,
The best brands of FERTILIZERS emustantly
on hand, or secured at short water.
April 4, 1570.-tf
farming Witiplenituts, &c.
DODGE'S PATENT
REAPER AND MOWER
IND SELF RAKER
'1 1113 machine has met with the most Complete
f success. In every section where It has Wen
introdumd, it has e titt precedence over those
machines which ha retufure ranked as fi nd.
class. It Is a perf Setillaker and a superior
Mower.
A careful examination will convince any one of
Its superior merits over all others, In simplicity,
strength and durability. As a Self-raking heap.
er It has nu equal to
at
r knowledge.
The Dodge a
rake Is ttached to no other machine
In the Belted States, except to this machine.—
Built by the DODGE & STEVENSON - Manufac
turing Auburn., New York.
READ TIM NOTlCEcrp . yffp. COMPANY TO
MnMEI
Having been informed that certain Manufac
turers in Ohio and elsewhere are building heap.
es, with DOWN% tiNLF-KAKE attached, we
ask you to furnish us the names of all persons
rending or purchaaitue such machines, as we hare
never iimused any person or persons to manufac-
ture said eLLS-it AKE. or any part thereof, and
will prosecute to the full extent of the law all per
sons manufacturing, selling or using said belt.
rake except of )I. , itr own manufacture.
JOHN A. DODGE, President.
We have that oundenee in this machine that
we are willing to let those wanting a machine test
it with any other machine they may whin, and
Keep the one that gives the most satisfaction.
Farmers wanting Droppers attached can ne ac
commodated.
Foe this benefit of those wanting machines we
should refer them to a few of those to whom we
hare sold, via:
Jerry Culp Peter Mackley,
IL Lea& Win. FuriM4,
. Jesse D. Newman, Kasha Penrose
George F. Minter, John Deardord,
Abraham Waybright, Ephraim Lady,
David Plank, Jonathan Wider,
.
John flockerandth, James MlckJey,
Peter Kettontaa, Daniel Nettle
Henry striver, John Bender,
Citemluninna ntniver. John ee ker
Hunter, ;
John Lower, Andrew Henry
WeKinikert.
John rge N.rit J. J. Kerr,
Geo=
On Hand a fete &cons( Hand Reapers.
Also, TOOTH HAY B 11 vim, of dire , -
eat make, which bilge Brandt Bake. A
few Fake different kinds, Tbresber and
Separator one of the best and cheapest ever • he
ed In the county. HAlHUttliUltti FANNI N
MULL and Farm Implements generally.
age . Persons slashing to examMe machines will
and them at the warehouse of J 061311 WEEILX
dOtOliettYsburig. pa., or at the residence age
30s/fiber miles from Gettysburg, on the ibis
rtOunr,rtut.
baTSAh CONSTANTLY ON HAND ins4use
of breakage. Persons wanting Circulars will ad.
dress the subscriber, liettvsbur
WM. Agent.
Mar 27.3810.-t
gue sad Are Vasurante.
A.DAMS COUNTY
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Incorporated, March Id, ladl.
OFFICERS.
'Preeldent--Beorg e Europe.
Vloe•Prealdeet—Biuuuel IL Russell.
Beeretary—D. e. Buehler.
-luurer—B. G. Fahuemoik.
BUseutire Omuumeee....Robert idcamtr. 41 -
Blekir/g. Jacob inn.
liaris leleorig? Swope, D. A Budder. 41.
McCurdy, B. 11. Staled!, Z G. Pdanestock, WASP.
Jaec KW& Strew. tesnuddyP ; Prediziek
Fraaklln A. Peking, Stratum ; Abdtel
F. ff , New Oxford Wm. hose White. Wenn
S. C. Peters, Petersburg, (Y. 13./
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*WPM OnsPosiits Suited - in !bops' stiosis is
fie Osasty of al,me u Ass boo titisPongles
lot mon t a sum sad is Vas t pi riot Isar
Wade but ens assumens, Whig Paid I ideddie
Ins inning that, paned assousiing dyer Wu,
Amy prom darkiss Salasersism es* *Si
• 114,tise masses & 6
StemitiveCounidttee seeds at the °alai
on tbel t„Wednesday lig ress4
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TEE NEWIOBX, TRIBUNE.
--s—
-rrllßOMlLetrOggle and sudering, at the' cost
ottnultilfortn sionies, berea ts. derm
atkonl, the American idea ein ed ln the pre-to our dithers' DeeLsratiort of dederxis.
deneeapproaches Miaowed,. reahratlon. The
noble. Inspiring assertion - that "all men are cres
ted equal," tad endowed by their Creatbr with
Inalienable rigida to life. liberty, and the pursuit
of happiness, ls no longer a gllttea lag generality,
a poet'e fancy, a phOotespber`asperulation,
he
recognized base of our political fabric. The be
nign Revolution, which dates from the Heston
mates:m.le of lieu , finds its logical compaction, just
one century later, in the - XN'th Amendment,
which gives to the equal political and civil rights
of every man born or naturalized lu our Republic
the shield and defense of the Federal Couetitu-
Gun. The billows of Caste and Privilege may
roar and rage around that met. and may trans
iently seem ou the point of washing it away: but
its foundations are deep-lald and steadfast, and
the breakers of Reaction and knavery are hurled
against and dash their spray over it In vain.
We do not underrate the forces of Prejudice
and Aristocracy. We do not forget that a very
large minority of the American People still hold
in their utmost hearts that Blacks have no rights
which Whites are bound to respect. We fully
appreciate the desperation' wherewith all the
warring elements of hatred to Republican
aellievemeut will be combined and hurled against
the larttlemeuts of Itepubikau ascendency In the
Presidential Eleetiou of 1572. We du not doubt
that local sneerktsea, facilitated by Republican
feuds and dissensions, will inspire the charging
host with a sanguine hope of victory, such as
nerved It to put forth its utmost strength in 'the
earlier stains of the contests of 1861 and 1868.
Yet our faith is clear and strung that the Ameri
can People still bless God that, on the red battle
fields of our late Civil War, the Union was upheld
and Slavery destroyed, and will never cuusciously
decide that the precious blood thereon poured
out was lavished In vain.
The Tribune beilevesin the prosecution of the
groat struggle by legitimate means to beneficent
ends. To state Sovereigwy, it opposes lad ssol n
ble National Integrity; Slavery tor Blacks,
Überty for All; toroscription Enfranchise
ment: to Popular Ignorance, Universal Educe
lion ; to Intensity and eternity of wrathful Hate,
universal and invincible Good .Will. It would
fain drtits utmost to hasten the glad day when
the South shall vie with the North In exultation
and gratitude over tile disappearance of the last
trace or taint of that spirit which impelled Man
to exult In the owuership and eirattlehood of his
fellow Man.
Profoundly do we realize that the contest is not
yet ended—that Millions mourn, more or less pub
licly, the downfall 01 the slaveltoiders' Confeder.
acyc and rear their children to hate those by
whose valor and couStahey its overthrew was
achieved. If we ever seem to /lifter essentially
from other Republicans. our conviction that may.
nau.miry as never weakness, that vengeance Is
never politic, and that devils are not cast out by
BeeleOub- must Serve to explain alleged eccen.
tricitles whose perfect vindication we leave to
lime and Reflection. -
WM. M. BIGILAM,
JASIESMIGTI4M.
The 7 rileune ha been, is, and must be, a zeal
ous advocate of Protection to Home Industry.—
Regarding habitual idleness as the greatest foe
to human progress, the bane of human luappluess,
we seek to win our countrymen in masers from
the ensnaring lures of Speculation, of Tragic,
and of always over-crowded Professions, to the
tranquil paths of Productive Industry. We
woutiT gladly deplete our overcrowded cities,
where thousands vainly Jostle and crowd In mis
guided quest of — something to Do," to cover
prat/ les and plains with et /lorries absorbed In
Auriculture, inechauks and Manufactures, and
constantly, projecting into the blank, void wilder.
ness the homes and the works of civilized Man.
lidding the Protection of home industry by Ms
'initiating duties on imported Wares and Fah.
i rks essektial to /be rapid, benenceta dillusiou of
Production in all its phases and departments.
and su to the instrixtiou of our people in all the
gainful Mid of Peace, etc urge our countrymen
to adhere to and uphold that potter in undoubt
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a section, but of each section and every useful
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THE CUCUMBER WOOD
P U AL-P ! !
One dozen reasons why this is the best Pump
manufactured in America for
WELLS AND CISTERNS.
1. It is Simple. 2. It tsße.Usble. 3. It is Durable
4. It Wu/tat:Try Easily. 5. It throws \Vster
Rapidly. a., It is all AVood. 7. The Wood
is Tasaeletts. 8. It does not Crack 1n
the Sun. 9. It is not liable to get
out of order. 10. Should any
repairs be necessary In time.
they can easily be made by
any person. 11. It will
not freeze. 12. It is
Cheaper than any
other reliable
fact
Pump
ured. mann-
Baldi ny' a Double Acting Glase Cylinder
FORCE PUMP,
•
With glass cylinder, and hence no rust and little
or no Oh:Lion—cannot freexe—and &indelibly
adapted for hpri Gardens, Washing -Win
dows, Extinguishing *leveling Water, de.
--believed to be without an equal for dorthtliti
economy and conveidence.
Having purehaiwi the egclushe right for Ad
ams county. perm ni requiring
.Punitia for while
+or cisterns, can Live them furnished all complete
and ready for nee - by- sending the depth of the
well or cistern. satisfaction guaranteed In all
cased ar no payment required.
to.
Orders hymen or otherwiss promptly attended.
J
IfeKalgtitstown, A OSZPll llana ir et i m=a.
Oct. 21, 1870.—1 y •
FURNITURE
Joseph Wilton Sr, Co.
Ne. 418 Walota Bf 4
CI UR establishment Is one of 'be oldest In Phil
% Y 'aleph* and from long experience and
superior fasionties we ate prepared to tarnish good
win* at ressouable prima
We manufacture nne furniture, and also me
dium prieet-tarniture of impeder qoalit 3o 4
large inimical furniture owns on band.
made to order.
st.. .. Counters, Desk Work and Moe 'Furniture for
Oakes and Mires. made to order.
an.i'nfiron. J. W. Lumaxerr. . . litorr
Feb. 11 1811)..4y
WORKING CI, ASS.
MALE OR , FEIMALE.-;4lre • are prepared t
=Lall classes with Constant Employment, at
ie whale or part of the thee. Business
new, rooectable and very profitable. Persons of
4141110 m les easily okra from SS to ter Per eening:
fend a mesh MOO annenst by devotlter mom
wholailme to the - badness. Boys and errs earn
Abaft as math as men orwensen.. Amy one send.
jag for our Pell Itistructkow Is certain to make
M o
oney fast. That you must o tt
airfinz we
, *AO. 4 . le
{lamp's • • . y start
e ng SOO per week devoting 4 to 6 boars
dine 0 CAPITAL 1451601 D to -Mart Mud-
It is adapted for all localities. If you want 1
yeratansut esnalraredillix_Mrend
Bt. I
• - r11.•04740441t4
1871.
eaen Club
Al) V MITI SING RATES
dbillet•lN^kOWS,
TO THE
Oltdkal.
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A Great e "ettl )
iscovery
VINEGAR BITTERS,
Hundreds of td outufdlinar testknotri to Ude
Wonderful enrstfre Men.
WHAT ARE THEY?
TITEY ARE NOT A VILE
FANCY DRINK
Made of Poor Rum, Whiskey, Proof Sptrita and
Refuse Liquors doctored, spiced and sweeteued
to pirazie the taste, called "Tollices" "AllesitiSs
et a,' "Restorers," eke., that lead the tippler onto
drunkenness and ruin,. but are a true idedlethe,
made from the Native hoots acrd Herbs of
Cait
furnia, free from all Aleuhoac Stimulants. They
are the GREAT BLOOD PUBJEII.II and a I.lFit
GIVING PaINCIPLE, a perfect Renovator and
Invigorator of the System, earning on all the
poisonous matter and restoring the blood to a
healthy condition. No person can take these
Bitteas meted/nu to direction and remain long
unwell, provided the bones are not destroyed by
mineral poison or other means and the vital
organs wasted beyond the point of repair.
For Intiananatory and Chronic Rheumatism
and Llout. Dyspepsia ur ludbiestion, Willows lie.
mitteut and luteimitteut Freels, Diseases of the
Blood, Liver, kidneys, und Bladder, these Bitters
have been most successful. Such Diseases are
caused by Vitiated Blood, which isgenerally pro
duced by deraugemeut of the Dlgestly e Or gans,
c
DYsEPISIA ET lON, ah, e
Prot in P theSlioulders, Cough S s, Tightness of th
Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of the Stom
ach, Bad taste in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks.
Palpitation - the Heart, lullainmation of the
hu is, in
In
the regions of the Kidneys and a
hundred other painfal symptoms, are the Ca
sio-legs of DysPeltills-
BI LIOL ,
'J 20:31 l'l TENT and INTERMITTENT
FEViat, which are so prevalent In Die valleys of
our great Rivers thruughout the United states,
especially those' of the Mississippi, Slissouri, 1/11.
nuts, Tennessee, Cumberland, ..trinueoes Bed,
Colorado, Brazos, Pearl, Alabama, Stebile, Sa
vannah. Roanoke, James, and many others with
their vast tributaries, during the Summer and
Autumn, and remarkably SO during the seasons
of unusual heat and dryness, arc invariably ac
companied by extensive derangements of the
stomach aud liver, and other abdominal viscera.
There are always more finless obstructions of the
Byer, a weakness and irritable state of the
stomach, and great torpor of the bowels, being '
clogged lip trim vitiated accumulations. hi their
treatment, a purgative, exerting a powerful Mau
mice upon these %111101.13 organs, Is essentially
necessary. There Ls no cathartic for the purpose
equal to Dr. J. WALKER'' Vinegar hitters, as
they will speedily remove the dark colored viscid
matter with which the Bowels are loaded, at the
same time stlmulatingthe secretions of the liver.
and generally restoring the healthy functions of
the digestive organs. The usiversal popularity
of this valuable remedy in regions subject to
miasmatic Influences, is sufficient evidence of its
power as a remedy in such cases.
FOR SKIN IJISEwSE Eruptions, Tetter, Salt
Rheum, Blotches, spots, Plinpas...eustules, Belie,
Carbuncles, Ring-V1 onus, Scald-Head Sore Eyes,
Erysipelas, itch, Sculls , Discoloration' of the
skin, Humors and Diseases of the Skin, of what-
ever name or nature, ale 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 most Incredulous of their cura
tive effect.
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever you find
Its Immo (ties bursting through the skin ho Pim
tem, Eruptions or sores: cleanse It when you find
It obstLueteti and sluggish in the veins: cleanse It
when It Is foul, and your feelings will tell you
when. Keep the blood pure and the health of the
system will hollow.
PIN, 1 APE aud other WORMS, lurking in the
system of so ninny thousauds. are effectually de
stroyed and removed. For full directions, read
carefully the circular around each bottle, printed
In four languages—Euglisa, German, French and
spa ul • IL
J. WALKER. Proprietor. R. 11. Ms DONALD
& CO.. Di uggisis and Gen. Agents, San Francisco,
Cal.. arid dud 34 Coleniei ee street. Sew York.
soli) BY ALL DIC GGISZS AND DEALER'.
nee. 9,
DR. SCHENCK
ADVISES CONSUMPTIVES TO CO TO
FLORIDA IN WINTER.
, Harlin,: for the last thirty-flveyearsdevoted my
1 who, lime and attention to the study of lung
diseases and consunipthni, I feel that 1 understan•
fully the course that truant to he pursued-to re
store a tolerably bad case of diseased' lungs to
Manny soundness. The first and moat Import
ant step is for the patient to avoid takiug cold.
and the bent of all plans on this continent fur
this purpuse in whiter. is Florida, well down In
the State, where the temperature Is regalar and
not subject to such valiations as in more North
ern latitudes. Palatka is. a point I main recom
mend. A good hotel Is kept there by Peterman.
Last winter 1 saw several persons there whose
lungs had been badly diseased, but who, under
the beam% innutour of the climate and my med
icine, acre getting well.
lilac hundred nines further down the river is
point w Lich I would prefer to Pagaika, as the
temperature Is more even and the air dry and
bracing. Me llonville and Enterprise are located
there. I shows give a decided preference to Mel.
Melville. It is two miles from river or lake, and
It seems almost impubslble to take cold there.—
The Uttuest ill Florida might be better, and pa
tients coniplani at times but that is a good Sian.
as It indicates a return of appetite, and when IS
Is the ease they generally increase in flesh, and
the lungs must neat.
Jacksonviiie, Hibernia, Green Cove, and many
other phaassi lu various parts of Florida, can be
safely recumineinieti to emethuiptives in %litter.
traisons for saying so ate that patients are
less liable to take cold there than here, there is a
less event temperature. and it is not necessary to
say that where a consumptive person exposes
hhmfwif to frequent cords he is certain to die
shortly. Therefore my advice is. go well down
Into tUe State oat of the reach of prevailing east '
wtud, and fop,. Jaegem vi Ile, or almost any oth
er of the localities
ordered 144.nach. deranged bowels, sore throat
or cough, but for those whose lungs. are diseased
a mole southern point Ls earnestly recommended.
Fur fifteen sews prior to leek, I was profession
al* in New lurk, hoston, Baltimore and Phila
delphia every week, where I saw and examined
ou an average time hundred patients a week. A
practice at 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. A person may take vast
quantities of o p weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills," and-yet ' dle if
be does nut avoid taking Coal.
In Florida. nearly everybody Is using Schenck's
Mandrake Pills, fur the mimate is more likely to
oduce bilious habits titan inure northern LW
lades. It Is a well established fact that natives of
Florida rarely die of cutt.wmptlon, especially
those of the southern part On the other hand,
In New England, onealard, at least, of the_ popu
lath-u die of this terrible disease. In the Middle
States it dues not prevail so largely. still there are
mat* thousands of cases theme. What a vast
percentage of life could be saved if minsump.
lives %vete as easily alarmed In regard to taking
fresh cold as they are about scarlet fever, small
pot. tie. But they are nut. They take what they
term a little eon/. which theyq, are credulous
enough to believe will wear oil in a few days.—
They pay no attention to it, and hence It lays the
foundation fur another and another still, until the
lungs are diseased beyond all hope fur cote.
My advice to persons whose lungs are affected
even slightly is, to lay a stock of Schenck's Pul
muWe Syrup. Schenck's Seaweed Tonic and
tbehenek's Mandrake eels and go to Florida I
reConintlelid these particular medicine, because I
am tnuroughly acquainted with their action: I
know that where they are need In strict accord.
ance with my (Urn:thins they will do the work
that Is required. This accomplished, nature will
do the rest. The physician who prescribes fur
cold, cough or night-sweats, and then advises the
patient to walk or ride out every day, w ill be sure
to have a corpse on ids hands before Mug.
My plan is to give my three medicines, In ac
cordauce with the printed directions, except hi
some cases where a freer use of the Mandrake
Pies is uectssary. My object IN to give tone to
the stomach—to get up a owl appetite. It Is al
ways a good sign when a patient begins to !Pow
hungry. I have Lopes of such. With a relish for
CNA and the grathicatlon of that relish comes
good blood, and with it more flesh. which is close.
ty followed by a healing of the lungs. Then the
cough hi...us and abates, the creeping chills and
clammy night -sweats nu longer prostrate and
auuoy, and the patient gets well ‘ provided he
avolue taking cold.
Now there are many consumptives who have
not the means to gu to Florida- The question ,
way be asked, is there no hope (or such? Cer
tainly there is. My advice to such Is, and ever
has been: tu staywarm room during the win
ter, With it tempereture of about seventy degre,
which should be kept regularly at that point, by
exercise da artime's:ter. Let such a patient take
his within the limits of the room by
walking up and down as much as his strength
will permit, In order to keep up a heaithydruida
tiou of the blood. I have cured thousands by
this system, and can do so again. Consu.niptiOn
la ulna vastly owed ea any other disease If It Is tak
en in Buie and the proper kind of treatment is
pursued. The fact stands undlaptlied on rettird
that Schenck's Pulnamic Syrup, Mandrake fills,
and tiroweed Tonic have cured very tunny of
what Seemed to be hopeless cases of consumption.
130 where you win, you will be abriost certain to
find some pour consumptive who has been mom ,
ed from the very May of death by their use.'
So far as the Mandrake Pills are ouucerned,
everybody should keep a supply of them on hand.
They act on the liver better than calomel, and
leave none of its hurtful effects-behind, In fact
they are excellent in all Male where apu is
teedichieit required. If you have parfaitea too
freely id trig& And Marines etnemsot dose ot Me
Mandrakes wilt cure you. If you are subject to
sick lekidache, take a dose of the Mandrakes and
dirt will relieve you Itt two hours. It, you would
obviate the easel of a change of water, or the too
free indtegentro In fruit. take . one el the Man.
drakes every night or every other night, and you -
may then daub water and eat watertnekrt
remits, pluMs, peaches or corn. without
ef 5, 1
LA of being inade Sick hythem. will
pubic; those wno live la damp aituationsaiptizeit
tlii and fevers. Try theta They are PerteMAY
boneless. They can do you good only.
1 have abandoned my professional vhdta to Bos
ton and sew York, but continue to nee_patlents
at my omce, No. lb N. eLeTII Street, Yhhatiel.
plea, every Saturday, tram 9 A. H., to 3 P. M.--
Those who wish a thorough exsuilinatiOn with the
Bespirommer will be charged Ave dollars. The
Ikeiptrommer declares the exact condition et Om
lungs, and patients can readily learn whether
they are curable or not. But I desire ttinstinesty ,
understood that the value of my medicine de.
pends upoet their being Men ae r .
cording toaumetiona
In conclusion, I will say that when personstake
my medicines and their systems are brought Into
a healthy condition thereby, they are not sellable
to take oold, yet no one with diseased lungs can
bear a sudden change of atmosphere without the
BabiUty of greater or less Irritation of the bron
chial tubes.
Full thrixdkins la all languages at:timpani my
nsedMines, so explicit and clear that any oue can
sae thorn
131 any dru
any consulting meC,
IL and can be
bought 11•0
i n t* . SCHEN D.
No. 15 N. SIXTH street, ' . - r lL deltgatt
June 10,1870,-1y .
CQUUIIB - IN FLUEICZA,
Bore Throat, Colds, Whooping •CitMier Cam
&Anti Bronchitis, Aaiun*, il of the
Lung, and eve g affection - of the at,
and tmem, are and
permanently c by the ,
wiErrAirs &clam
WILD CHERRY.
Tide well known prepatatun &isnot dtt np a
amen awl leave the cause behind, as lathe auee
mod medlettes, but tt loosens and cleanses the
lAnga and alleys is thus renuning the
Wee et complaint.
- CONANYMNYN CAN NA' MIND
by admelymonta Misr madam resoled,. as
Cved t l 7 bbadredrof besatrioobas neodyed by
I CMEINTH ri I= a 110 N, Bois
:Mali Irmo
EU=
MANHOOD
IN THE YOUNG ANDFISIhG GENT RATION
The vegetative powers of life are strong, bat ILI
few years how often the pallid hue, the lack-lustre
eye and emaciated form, and the impoesibllity of
application to mental effort, show Its baneful in
fluence. It soon becomes evident to the observer
that some depressing Influence is checking the
development of the body. Consumption 'stalked
of, and perhaps the youth is removed from school
and sent into the country. This is one of the
worst movements. Removed front ordinary di
versions of the ever-changing scene of the city,
the powers of the body, too much enfeebled to
girt zest to healthful and mai exercise, thoughts
are turned inwards upon.themseives.
if the patient be a female, the approach of the
menses is looked for with anxiety, as the first
symptom in which Nature is to show her saving
power in dilfushur the circulation and visiting the
cheek with the bloom of health. Alas! increase
of appetite has grown by what It fed on the en
ergies of the system are prostrated, and the whole
economy ',deranged. The beautiful and wood
erful period in which body and mind undergo so
fascinating a eha-nge from child to woman, is
looked for in vain : the parent's heart bleeds In
anxiety, and fancies the grave but waiting for Its
victim.
HiLMBOLD".I EITICACT Scour. for Weakness
arising from excesses or early indiscretion, attend
ed with the following symptoms: indisposition to
Exertion. Loss of Power, Loss of Memory, DlM
culty of Breathing, General Weakness, Horror of
Death, Meet Sweats, Cold Feet. Wakefulness,
Dimness of Vision, Langour, Unirersal Lassitude
of the Muscular System, Often Enormous Appe
tite with Dyspeptic Symptoms, Hot Hands,
km..., a seasu.n
Countenance and Eruptions Otl the Face, Fain in
the Back, Heaviness of the Eyelids, Frequently
Black Spots Plying before the Eyes, with Tempo.
nary Suffusion and Loss of Sight, Want of Atten
tion, Great Mobility, Restlessness, with Horror of
Society. Nothing is more desirable to ouch pa.
tients than Solitude, and nothing they more dread,
for Fear of Themselves; no Repose of Manner,
no Earnestness, no Speculation, but a hurried
Transition from one question to another.
These symptoms, if xi:lowed_ to go on—which
this 3fedieine invariably removes—soon follow
Loss of Power, Fatuity, and Epileptic Flts. in one
a which the patkst may expire.
Daring the Superintendenee of Dr. Wibon at
the Bloomingdale Asylum, thin sad result ooess
red to two patinas; reason had for a time left
Went, and both died of epilepsy. They were of
both sexes. and about twenty years of age.
Who can say that these excesses are not fre
quently followed by time direful diseases Insanity
and Consumption? The records of the Insane
Asylums, and the melancholy deaths by Consump
tion, bear ample witness to the truth of these as•
sertkesa. In Lunatic Asylums the most melan
choly exhibition appears The countenance Is
actually sudden and quite destltute—neither
Mirth or Grief ever visits It. Should a sound of
the voice occur, It is rarely artimande.
"With woeful toewsores w*l Dolgalr
Low imam smuts their grief bovaliod ."
Whilst we regret the existence of the above die.
eases and symptoms. we are prepared to eller as
invaluable gift of Chemistry for the removal of
the consequences. linareouVa liroar.r Con.
ClgargAraD FLUID Rust= or Rocarn. There
Is so took like It. It is as anchor of hope to Aro
surgeon and - pittkat, and this is a testimony of
all who have used or presotibed it.
Hold by Druggists sad Dealers eterywbem—
Prkte $1.25 pea bottle, or six Doi:llea for 11511 De
livered to any address. Desisibe smptotos In all
eounnenieations.
Address
H. T. HELMBOLD,
Drug and Chas:deal Warehouse,
MN Broadway. Now York.
NONE ARE GENIIIRB UNLESS
du" up to steel - ingdiired wraPPer,
facAdmille of my Ofiontol' Wartima e. and
maggot
July 29 WM -ly
TOETI'
csaa art .
, _ ,
.
.ruratz sags TE2O.4Z JairPLUSAU,
an=er ram 41.st din s disease of
SCASILST PEVER. Tipi medicine as been
tried In
THOUSANDS OP CASE.S,
in different puts' of the country, anti
' h its never
been known to tan If taken li Ovid lintmccord. -
tug to directions. It Is warranted to me.. Give
It a trial and it will speak forlteelf. Every house.
bold should provide th emselves with a box of this
medicine and keep It on hands. The ctireethat It
kas affected are truly marvelous.
gerf•repared and sold by lensith newt &co.,
Gettysonra, or by their authorised agents—
For sate af nearly an the stores le Adams. county.
May W, 1567.tf
18ItAEL YOutiT & CO.
•
PIMPLES.
LIB undersigned will cheerfully mall (tree) to
aLI who wish it, the Becipeand full directions
for prepabla ui and using a simple and beautiful
Vegetable p that will bumedlately remove
Tan. Freckles, mpl:a., Blotches, and all erup
tions and Impurities of tM akin, leaving the same
soft, (dear, smooth, aud beautiful.
lie will atm Send (tree) Instructions for produc
ing, by very simple means, a luxuriant growth of
hair Ull a 'Mid head or smooth face. -
The above can be obtained by return mall, by
addressing Thos. F CHAPMAN, Chemist,
P.O. Box 5=9. 197 Broadway, New York.
Nov. 4-3 m
TILE GREAT MAGICAL
HAIR-FORCER.
1. Ills preparation is warranted to produce a
beautiful set of whiskers or mustache, In
trot. two to three months from the aria applies
lion on any face that bas Gnu halt. It Ls perfectly
harmless and will not in any way sisdn.er. injure
the skin.
Price 2C, cents a bottle. Sent by mall, postage
free, nu receipt of price. Address
W. C. WAGNER.
Ilummasburg, Adams county, Pa.
Jan, 8, 1871.-6 m
NATIONAL BANK!
Government Bonds of all kinds,
The Highest Premises paid ea Gold
Coupons Cashed or Collected !
Persons desiring to Invest In STOCKS or BONDS
of any kind, are invited to call, as we have
th. tarillt.l.4; of N.w York, Philp,
phia or Baltimore markets. Con
Persons possaesslng corroN BONDS. and d.•
Siring for safety to cons.-rt Into I:el...more& ere
requested to calT,a-, vii• have the advantage.
transfer at a trifling expen‘p
INTERNAL !tEVE.NCE aT.I'IPS of al dnionii
INTEREST SPECIAL DEPOSITS o,Pronr,l
Peron, ai, Ing inti , rnitition in regard to U. s
Bondi and Stocks of all kind‘, are requested to
Rive UN a call; and we will cheerfully girt any In
Gettysburg, Nov. 5. 1669-11
We offer for Sale, at Par,
Masonic Temple Loan,
BEARING 7 3-10 INTEREST,
Redeemable after Ave (5) and within twenty.one
(21) years.
INTEREST PAYABLE
MARCH & SEPTEMBER
The Bonds are registered, and will be Issued in
sums to suit.
DE HAVEN & BRO.,
No. 40 South *rd Street
PffiLkI)ELPIE[A, PENN'A
Stocks bought ants
sold on commission. Gold
and Governments nou ght and sold. accounts
received and In terestallowed, subject to Sight
Drafts.
March :{,1870.-1y
Setting *ldiots.
Howe Sewing ,Machine
IMPROVED.
Iu Sirnpliaity, Durability, - Eator of 0p.,.
Perfection in mechanical construCtioi, lightne.oi
and Beauty In Style and finish, arid adapted to a
WWI range of work, renders It THETICIST
Sevin !addle hi the Market
. . .
An earnest invitation Si extended 'to theasabout
_ .
to sattehase a Sewing Machine to can and 4ninsn•
.
Ina thLs Machine and be onneineen444li merits.
A.O ordevsproloptlyattendedte. Sitiehinee
delivered to sit parts ot }be dowdy. • •
ROINT.,,Agen4
Baltimore Street. GettrbarirlYL
Nov. 4, 1870.z4f
HO WE MACHINESI.
THE LATEST LILPIWYCC4fiI>7:6IpIUVi t E,
ALIAS NO WA.J7I.•i • - •
B EWliti 0 : 11011 A ES .
s T AC ( 94 P. TECAO• 4904. .
CUITIMIBURA ZA:, _ .. ..
.
At kip Oseithnsee on York - Street.
40 weptly
AZDElegWai elit attegied - to. 'Xi.
4.6.... .... t. ,N. Wass ailwasoLibseaustraol- ,
-- "arW — erszkost. spillow'yolahm.
toy
"Ki "s is i
,i i atrotta
lurfertintsgralaine ' : a:‘ ! 311- '
loofas as Mums of ELIA& ,
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N=N;MM
8 GO PO j
tina offal
GETTYSBURG
BOUGHT AND BOLD
wad Sliver
sequerdly all orders are
promptly executed
na lons fr.r salt!
I prr ccnr. I,r
c PER CENT. for 1 yvar
PER CENT. for 6 month
I PER CENT. for 6 months.
J. ENlOnli RAIR , (:wLIi•P
THE 14 EW
THE ORIGINAL
a(ion, q,
rtaLsotasr.. rl[l' 4
El
BUEHLER
oflamoresf. !)I..iireen Cburt.-Aottfcan4l
WayAlifg. Pa.
Ilia PUBIJCATION ;
Tux *ran A 14 SZPITIX eta %%timbale
day muralas. at %CO a year la ad •
aot pall within the year. Now , • ),
sauttaued mull all acrearasee are • I;
%a agules d the %%Maws.
Anvintunniernes are limited at'
rated A Überal reduction will be wade
adveraisiag by the tauter, half year. •
Unsaid settees will be inserted at . •
be spud mon. . ,
circulation of the &sax Aft
Is ass half larger than that ever attal
•wspagne la Adana *Dung t and. se
Wiling medium It cannot be excel/ed.
Jos WGIII of all kinds will be •
ted and at fair rates..
Pamphlets, Se.. In every variety and
Wigged at Mort antler. TganaCiitt:
Xrdessional tards,,
w*. Y'CL=•L.
NI WOODS,
Aril/RV:LYS
0 ETITSIgtfRii,
Ormas—On Baltimore tiltreet, S4 U W
oecupled b Um Mir arm of M. & W. M
:toy. 16, 1879.--il
Z. ICRAVTIII,
ATTOR NKr
Oarlectloas sod all 1.01 bnalneaps
tended to
Mika oa Baltimore lime. wutb t
bousa.
•
June 11, 11189-4 t
F D lliteCON A Via Y,
ATTOIM VS AT
OdlCe one door west of 13t:auLan74 br
Chanibenbura street.
nnecial atterlo . .oees tohults,C. •
Settlement or
elaliss to Pensions, Bounty, limn- •
=nst U. Mates, at all times p •
y olnanded to. •
Land warrants located. and cboiei
sale In lowa and other e worn state*.
June 18.
A J. COWLS.
TtPft.NEY
Vi promptly attend to collections ;wit
pistons trusted to las care.
Ogee between Fabnestocks . and
Zlegler's Mons, Baltimore street, Getty,
May Vtlela—it
Jour c swum.
Junior, OF riffs
Collector of Book Accounts, Pro..
JudgmentM,
to and p
tarns made. ot Also ortpmee
intends •
writiu
Mortgages. Judgments, Notes. Agree , .
New Oslord. A dam s county,
Dee. 9, IVO.
(AVID A. MIEZEILIEEt.
ATTORNEY AT
Bu ll
alne prom
to hls ptly rust snood to eolle care. cUons and
ss e ntrust
°Mos at Ms resident* in the thire-sto
opposite Use Court-house. . •
Ns/ 211. 1167—tf
D AVI. WILLS,
ATTORNEY A
Ogiee at his residence in the South-easi •
Centre
Mar Square.
•
9, 1067—it
u. mcaza.
South-east corner of Clumbersburas and
ton streets, moonlit CoL. TAIL'S hiuLf.
June 11, Isee--tr
D a. J. W. C. o•x=AL
Has his once at his residence la kla!timer
tiro door', above the (Lowlier Oak.,
May
JOHM L MILL, H. D..
DEN
eitiee on Clionsbersburg street, nearly
the Eauut aunt, Gettysburg Ps,
Arrliaving been to constant prseU.ft
rears patience can be asitued of good sro
July V,
D a. J. E. ItERIISTIMIEIIt,
Raetcg located tu Gettysburk, orlon ids
to the public. Otte le the CM "delei •
at. E. corner. Centre square, where he Wit
pared to attend to say case withle the •
id the Death& Persons In want of Miter
sets of teeth are Invited to call. Terms
bk. July :fn.
rnstrio and 4cotauran
EAGLE HOT
fhe largest awl ato , t ceoniarsallo
RETTYMBUIti;, PA.. ,
thr l ser of cniansherOnow and Waqa
JOHN TATE, Pfopri
SAn Oroull,n4 fur Passntigeri And
nu, to the Depot., on antra( and
Itallroad ativ
ablt ,hargea
KEYSTONE 1101:
GETTYSBITIW: PA.'
WM. E. MYERS, Pr4io
NOW OPEN
Tins is a new liour,e, and. has
ted up in the most approved stik.
lion ts pleasant and convedent, be,lng in
business portion of the town. Eire),
meta has been made for the ae,omm
comfort of rued% with =Pk stabliAt h
With experienced servants, and amen
(*irks, we shall use every endeavor to
This Hotel now open for the entertainesie
public, and we kindly solicit a ,ktare of
pat:oll3l[6. L3Litr=.
UNION HOT
(10141111111 LT THlt WHITS RALL,J
YORK SPRINGS, PRNN'
rrHE undersigned has leased tlalslong
ed and popular Hotel, in Pters
*dap Borough.) The Hotel Ises
ted la the sivost busineeg part of the to
table win be sappbed with the bent that •
het aut afford mid .tbe Bar with the •
Liquors There is also excellent Ste
attentive haeMen. This Hotel Is the Mil
the Yatk
sad Mechanicsand Neibtirte
former rem at, IPP
. on -'?"
Wedassenels _mod ./Pridaya. gran
day"' 411 I V, l e l h a e d rg ay S a me
nd n i g a tuy s A . i dlD
gpriage line leaves the Hotel delay at B A'.
blew °Mord, returning at 4P. M. He
led that lb lam expectant= in busbies.'
btu him to let ut Vh n
ar
um go away dieut
get woodcrafttimied,
M, •
the week on reasonable term
E. P. lUTTLlttiglt, • •
York Btorlogs, Nov. 4,
Cargat:to sad t astrado
CA. V. StaliSMlth
GuffrYELBCRO, P 4..
Carpenters and C .
DOORS, SHUT FE,
WINDS, DOOR AND WINDOW ?NA
L'OZNICS. DOO] AND WINDOW
BILLOCETei,
Constantly on hand, and manufactured
•ut of t/i4l
BEST MATERIALS
by eapelisaced workmen. and at
REASONABLE PRk'E
Mir Orders promptly attended '
January 15. 13*—tt
GEO. C. CASHIVIA.
OMlTrilillmo. PA..,
Carpenter and Cont
RREIPBCTFULLY lamas ttiri pabile...•
Rao reword to Ids Now at", oaittaiala
between York aad Railroad streets,
pared la take contracts for patting agape
lag mow,, at aa rasaosable rates as
fit•
work insmatowi
bet soft Re loopestystrkitattstaiiiii
asss 0 matt paid, pinup. Olve
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