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WASTE Stl , MADAME.
There is a very intelligent flamers'
club a South Ackworih," in Vermont,
which often suggests some very good
It is a pity that the talks of
sel:sible practical men, like these, can
-I,)t get a wider circulation than they
ally do, while the doings of the
w York reporters, under the name
of .Club," get the widest
notoriety possible. The following from
the South Ackworth Club, _op manure
is so good that we, give it a prominent
place here:
"Mr. Joseph Ilayward said it paid
better to put material for manure into
the hog pen than to buy special man
ures. lie favored spreading on the sur
face and harrowing in, case the manure
was fine; if coarse, he would plow it in,
but not very deep; he preferred to keep
manure housed until it was applied;
would not draw out and put into small
heaps; applied all his manure in the
spring, would not keep it over; thought
he could make sufficient manure from
one hog to manure a crop that ought to
feed the animal."
"John McKean said manure was the
basis of successful 'farminr, he could
not afford to keep manure over; would
use It in the spring; we should save
everything in the shape of manure;
store hogs may be made to pay their
keeping in manures; he likes muck,
would mix it with ashes; had used Brad
ley's phosphate, considered It the best
in the market, thoughtit paid to use
it; hen manure was worth. $1 per
bushel.
"11. G. Perham approved the use of
ashes, thought they were the cheapest
manure that we could buy; thought we
should pick up all the bones and put
them into ashes, and keep moist—it
would make Brat-rate phosphate."
"John G. McKean suggested that
every farmer wastes manure enough to
raise, at least, one acre of corn. It paid
to use all the manure that could be made
and saved, and to buy some besides.—
When a farmer wasted manure he wast
ed ?honey. Many a farmer would stand
and look on w4th indifference and see
a stream of water running through his
barn yard, washing the best of his ma
nure away, when if be saW one cent
wasted, he would turn the world upside
down to save it: , Farmers needed to
pay more attention to, such things.—
Ph Undilphia Press.
IMPORTANT TO YOUNG Musa/tar-
Ens.—ln a recent work of Dio , Lewis,
he gives an account of one week in
which the sum total expended for his
food was 541 cents. Two clays_ Out of
seven he indulged in a brief stew, the
meat for, which each time cost exactly,
two cents, and he says "there n740,01(1-
.3- euouga for twoi)f us:" As fit the
other days, the carte for a couple of then*
wit give an idea of all: Sunday break
a-t. hulled Southern corn with a little
y breakfast cost three
exactly the same thing for din-
el. Food the day, six cents. I never
take any supper. Tuesday teeakfast,
two cents' worth of beans with half a
cent's worth of vinegar. For dinner,
one quart of rich porridge worth one
cent, with four slices of coarse bread,
worth two cents. Food for TUesday,
five and a half cents. In' conclusion,
Dr. Lewis remarks: "Of course I don't
pretend that every one can live in this
luxurious war. It isn't every body that
can afford it. I could have lived just as
well, so far as health and strength are
concerned, on half the money Besides,
on three days I ate to much altogether,
and suffered from thirst and dullness.
But then I may plead that -my habits
are active. Not only have I written 40
odd pages of this book during the week,
but I have done a large amount of hard
muscular labor."
ksynio HORENIL-A horseman
whose horse is given: to shying, ought
never to permit himself to evince symp.
toms of nertowass nor punish the
animal for exhibition of timidity.—
Whenever a horse directs the Points of
his ears in a outaindirection, as though
distrustful or 'afraid, the reins should
be pulled in another direction, thus di
verting the attention of the animal from
the object causing the perturbation.—
If on the other hand. force or harsh
insane are used to compel an aNuaint
ance with the object feared, the horse
will be doubly excited, If not unman
ageable.
We hate faux', in cease of shying or
halting at real or fancied objects of dis
quiet that stopping the horse and using
soothing language, answers a very good
anima. It the object_ is stationary,
the &nee, after a short time, will mast
usually advance in the direction of it,
approaching caution* till satisfied that
no danger is to be apprehended, 'when
he will resume his way in a quiet way.
But if chastised for shying, he will have
two objects of fear-inatesd ohme,•ind
become more confirmed in the habit of
distrustfulness.— Whitney's Waverly.
EXTENSIVE FARXINEL—The large of
farm 25,000 acres In Champaign Co., ills.,
formerly belonging to M. L. Sellivant,
but recently purchased by J. T. -Alex
andtr, &mires, acconling to :he Pe,tirie
Farmer, for such part as is under culti
vation, a laboring force of 160 alAebud
i2d mail, divided into six dephrtments,
wita a foreman to awn squad of 18 or
I'3 non, Tne central supeeintndeut
givrs directions by means of signal
flags. 'Or leims are 120 yoke of oxen
and 100 and mules. - It iii iuterui
ed to have 8,000 or /0,000 head of cattle,
so arranged that one man can oversee
about 1,400 head. The receipts this
year are estimated stsllso,2oo,*Tkig a
net prod of $OO,OOO. The cettfiran the
farm are valued at IMAM 2alkehirk--
431 7 is largely sleds *Obi oast - grow
. inn corn. as shown try the book account
which
ballot dWasslimms. die falmls.
fencpd 0111:i= two ?Mat
old, plantadrona about foof‘
teen feet ham been thrown.
tiea 14402kbed 01
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Snit dni
`WM. J. MARTIN,
Wholesale and BetaUdealer In
GROUERI ES & LIQUORS.
A hivelot of fiIIOGIIIMIS that I am veMng
Cheap or Cash.
CHOICE LIQUORS,
Old Bye Whiskey eight yeses old
Very c. 141 French Brandy
ALL OTHER KINDS OF LIQL,ORS
A moral asoortment of BITTERS, Amon g which
are Mahler's Herb Bitters
pi= LIQUORS for Medical purposes, at
WM. J. MARTIN'S.
T ABLE CUTLERY, Glass-ware, chteensware,
at W.M.J. MARTIN'S.
April 30, 1860—ti
NEW GROCERY.
JF>.-E
AS opened a new Groee.y store, adjoining
t I his residence on York street, and will always
keepon %and
PRIME GROCERIES
Of all kinds—Coffee, Teas, Sugar, Syrup, Molas
ses. Fish, Salt, Pepp e r, Spices, Oa. Also, Confec
tions. Fralts, Nola Soaps, and Notions generally.
He has now on hand a Rae lot of HAMS for fam
ily use.
gir AS of which will be sold at the lowest cash
prices. Call and examine,
THE HIGHEST PRICE GIVEN FOR
BUTTER & EGGS.
GeUTsburg, Sept. 30.1870.—L[
NEW GROCERY.
HAVING purczused from llir-Amoe ECKERT
his Grocery establishment, on the Northvdest
corner of Centre Square, GETTYSBURG, PA.,
and laid in a new mot Goods, I respectfully
Invite my frlendsand the public to give me a call.
In addition to a large and varied dock of prime
Groceries, Notions, &c.,
I will keep constantly en hand the beet quality of
Quaensware, Fire-Proof and Glassware,
Fruits, Confections, Sic., all of which will be sold
at the lowest cash rates.
IL IL BEAMEIL
June 24.12T0.--t1
WM. BOYER & SON,
DRAM= IN '
GROCERIES, NOTI(S,
TOBACCOS,
Also Stone, Wooden and Willow•ware.
A general assortment of all Goods usually kept In
A FAMILY GROCERY.
vDee."4, 11357—t1
ear r 'ago, fj arlIM, &c.
D. DIC(JLDBART. J. Y. MCCREARY
"BEST ALWAYS CHEAPEST."
The Best and Cheapest,
Saddles ; Bridles. Collars
And NARNESS of all kinds, In the County, are
&Brays to be found at the old and well known
stand, Baltimore st., o,iposlte the Presbyterian
Church.
(McCREARY , S.)
OUR RIDING and WAGON SADDLES,
are t h e must substantially built and neatest.
OUR ELARNM, ()lain and silver mounted,) are
completeln every respect and warranted of the
a ' best material and workmanship.
0 R UPPER LEATHER DRAFT COLLA
must
of
e b b
beat. They are the best FITTING and
OUR }ltd,. VT DRAFT HARNESS,
are made to order, as cheap as they can be made
anywhere and in the most substantial manner.
RIDING BRIDLES, WHIPS. LASHES, DRAFT
Haines, Fly-neti and everything. None better or
cheaper.
OUR PRICES
have been gainacap.to the lowest living standard.
A liberal percentage fur cash, MI all bills
amounting to ef. or more.
We work nothing hut the best of stock and will
warrant every article turned out to be in every
respect as represented.
Thankful for past favors we invite attention to
al iasent stock.
ire us a call and examine prices and quai
l). McCREARY S:•SON.
lan. 18613—tf
PIMNKIV:irW';i 7 T:UMR
REMOVAL.
MBE undersigned has removed his Carriage,
makingshop to the east Pall of Middle street,
GeUwtotrg, Pa., where be will continue to build
all Muds of work in his line. viz:
CARRIAGES, TROTTING & FALL
ING-TOP BUGGIES, JAGGER
WAGONS, AC., AC.
His Work is all put up of good material and by
the best of mechanics, and cannot tall to give sat-
His price are always reasonable. He
solicit&orders, eonhdent that be can please.
RICP.MDIG promptly
_done, at moderate nate'.
W. IL GALLAGHER.
Jely.l. Illea-1y
SAVE -YOUR HORSES!
• 6 PAnINT ELASTIC CONK
HORSE COLLARS.
TIME undersigned bas for sale these CELE
BRAT= COLLARS, manufactured by Ruler
:3 0a Pidladelphik whith are now used by all
the hate flier Nallraid Companies for the
ab of their stack. TV
not
lighter In
The
I= h shth which they are e maletare , ared d i eingeery las.
tfic,Khe Collar adjusts to the shape of the aniinal,
and eassegnently does not ehal, Farmers, try
them also,
HARNESS
of all kinds for sale and made to order. Call at
my establikunen ram t on WDepot.
hale street, tiettysburg.
M 4f
adeager
/day JOHN CULP.
CARRIAGE-MAKING.
annsed The
the war bang over, the undersigned have re-
Carriage-taking Business,
at their oh! stand, In ' +•• " 4dle sweet. GettYs
burs, whore they arr to putar
work to the most fashiouitble. etibeianUal, a
superior =user. A lot 14 new and secuud•band
CARitt&GEB, BUGGIBS, &C.,
es bawl, which they will dispose of at the lowest
prices. sad all orders wili be supplied as pt oloPtlY
and satistactortly as possible.
112 r RSPAIRING4O
done with dispatch, and at el= rates.
A large k 4, Of new and okl Mkt on hand
kir lobe.
Thankful for the liberal
_pan-anage heretofore
enjoyed iripa, they solidi mid will endeavor to
&nerve a re Jive future. ;
/day 311. 1 .—tf DA.1.01 tt ZJICGLER.
gutchering.
MEAT MARKET I
• NEW FIRM I
osa E.. arorza a TRAD. & wraza.
17 LYING tetteeed Into
.pletnershlp hi the
Al_kikhert 2thids earn It o In al
Fresh Meat Every Day.'
- .
Sot stesi Tausdaiaad Saturday mosalng.
tnaismiry wadatoday, Thursday aa d
ae Goa:B. Movers raddeno;) oa
marsn
tat Moakal Sat - 1M
'to WI 911sadigrAir
s .
4 4 , • I -
I •it Pte,
I - 61414141 Will at *
EM 0 ED.
JOSIEPIIIICOI3I
MERCHANT. TAILOR,
1
11.&13 BILKOTBD
Next door to J. W. Cress' fitom G7uinii
bersbarist, near the 42vare.
A large assortment of
astist, Cassinsersp Vesting's, Trims
*antra site.. sin.,
_offered at the smallestpr e dits.
Goodfbought at the store cut of charge. .
Goods made up with dispate , as l orell when.
bought at other stoma as at his own. Latest N.
Y..ft.*lons received, and tailoring done In the
most approved style. Chatting done, as usual
The bilc patronage" solicited; and no effort
span d to please.
Aprll•42, 1870—tt
Musical Illstrumellk, &c.,
CLINNI.N(;HAM .
On Chaviberaburg Sireet
MD YOU SEE
ri - 110SE nfre C I(ESTER FIELD AN!) I.K
-1 IN (. coATs. that are selling An cheap
PICKING 6: 1 .
THE PLACE TO BUY ChEAP.
ILits, t'aps, boots 6lioes
LATEST S FILES
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
It you wanl to save money, call an
Cobean & Cunningham,
Baltimore Street, Gatysburg,
AA HO have made large additions Uri their stock
I of BOOTS AND :SHOk* H'A.TS AND
CAP-. and now offer the best assortment ever
opened in Heti% sburg--comprising the latest
styles and made by the best of workmen. Call
and examine our stock. Also, a variety of
NOTIONS, SEGARS, &e
Jan. 13, 1.3;1.—tf
ANY AMOUNT
01 , DRESS and BUSINESS SACK COATS for
sale cheap at PICKING & CO.
Fall . and Winter Clothing
to great variety at
FRANK
Cliambersburg Street.
Barkains ! Bargains !
D. H. KLING.a.
Near the Court-House, Thatimore Steed,
Os selling out his eu . ye stock of city made
Boots and Shoes,
in order to (lake room for his own manufactured
goods.
VI RY CHEAP FORic,ASH
The stock is the eery best of elty made work,
and 1 will guarantee it as represented. It em.
braces the best Al bAIiC CALF and KIP WHITS
la town, and a full line of SHOES, GAITERS,
6c., fur Ladies and L'idldreus' wear.
THE MANUFACTURING
of Boots, ,Shoes and Gaiters. Will also be carried
iu all its branches, as before. Repairing done
on snort notice. By employing none but first-class
workmen, and using untie but the choicest feath
er, he feels confident or maintaining his runner
reputation. Certainly nothing will be left undone
to deserve it.
Thankful for past favors, he solicits a contlnu
ance of public pAtronage. D. KLINGEL.
Gettysburg. Dec. ttl. 187a—rf
ALL STYLKK OF
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, BEAVERS, &c..
FRANK C'UNNLNGEIAM'S
' Chambersintrg St.
y P BLANKETS, HORSE BLANKETS and
J., Br FNMA.) ROBES, cheap at
PICKING & CO.
WOLF'S
Cheap Clothing Store,
On the Northeast Corner of Centre Square,
Gcttyaburg, Pa.,
Has the largest and best stock of
FALL & WINTER
CLOTHING,
ever offered In this place. Also, the very latest
and test ,tyles of
flats, Caps, Boots & Shoes,
with a variety of Winter CoderADlerthlag
and Genie' Fnrolnbing Gondol generally.
Also, a II ne.aasort me nt of J ewelry,Wallebes,
Clocks Notion*, /ice.
The best manufactured Leather Trunks and
Valises, Carpet Bags and Umbrellas always on
hand. .-
Hosiery and Gloves. a large assortment. Child.
ren's Fancy Shoes of all kinds. In short, every
thing that is usually kept in a first-class Gent's
Furnishing Store.
All will he sold as low as the lowest . cmr motto
being, "Quick sales and small profits.' Call and
examine our stock of goods before purchasing
elsewhere. t 3. WOLF.
Nov. 18, 1870.—tf
Any person who wants a
Fitting Suit
GO TO CI.7IO7LNGIIAM's
On Chambersburg Street
PICKING & CO.,
CANNOT be excelled for cheapness, style and
durability lu the way of PANTS.
NORRIS'
HEADQUARTERS !
i t,....68
On .South-Eas Corner of antrc Spie.re,
GETTY lIRG, PA., '
Has the Largest and Best Stocre
FALL AND WINT E R
CLOTHING;
THE LATEST STYLES
HATS ANJ CAPS.
THE. DEBT 111A):1711:-AoTtlIED
BOOTS AND SHOES,
WITII A VARIETY V
Winter Under-clothing,
%yrts' Furnishing Goods of every variety ;
&Iwo large assortment of
NOTMJNS, TRUNKS;
And everything found In a Gentlemen's Punts&
Ing Store.
GIVE US A CALL
Oct. 14. 1170.—tf
FIMISHING GOODS=
In endless variety an
A1 1 CUNNINGHAM'S
0114niri am&
COOK AND PARLOR
The lateit • and most approved styles,
JOS. JACOBS.
FIN. iSHli'/El-IRo ,LND
HOLLOW i‘ . A li.E,
COAL & LUMBER
II and Examine !
C. H. BUEHLER'S
P.0(11NIS,
CORNER OF CARLISLE & RA ILRoAD
=I
N E F 1 I; .
COAL AND LIME !
•rilliunderslgned have entered into partner.
I ship. and under the arm of Cum MAN &
PEER and will carry on the
Lime Burning Business,
at the old stand—the Gettysburg Lime Kilns. on
the corner of Railroad and Stratton streets.—
Farmers and others can rely on getting the hes 4,
of Llme ut all times, and at lowest market rates.
I-
at loweot prices.
Lime and Coal delivered anywhere in-Gettys
burg.
DANIEL CAM - I:WAN,
HENICY OVEILDEEK.
Ort. 1570.-t1
gaitroad time Tables.
Gettysburg Railroad. -
TRAINS non• run on the Gettysburg Rai:road
as follows:
FIRST TRAIN leaves Gettysburg at S.lO A.
M., Granite 8.22, Gulden's &26, New Oxford .4.:11,
arrive at Hanover at 9. and leave at 2.10, arrive
at Hanover Junction at 10 A. M.. arrive at Balti
more at 1230 P. M., York 11.45 A. M.. HarilMing
LlO P. M.
SECOND TRAIN leaves Gettysburg at 1 P. M.,
Granite Ll 2, Gulden's 1.15, New Oxford 1.30, Han
over 1.55, arrives at Hanover Junction at 2.40,
Baltimore 8.15, York 3,30, Harrisburg 4.21.
FIRST TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 10.40 P. 11.,
Harrisburg 5.35 A. AL. : York 6.50, Hanover Junc
tion 7 H, Hanover 9, Navy Oxford 9.40, arrive at
Gettysburg at 10.30.
SECOND TRAIN leases Baltimore at 8.7) A.
Harrisburg 8 A. 'M., York 9.30, Hanover
Junction 11.15, Hanover 11.53, New Oxford 12.tzi,
Gulden's 12.:3). Granite 1L2.. arrives at Ceti),
burg 12.40 P. M.
THIRD TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 12.40 P.
liangsburg 1.27 P. M. York 1. Hanover June.
tion 3.40 Hanover 4.25. New Oxford 4.40, Gulen's
4.N3, Granite 4.5 G, arrivc% at Gettysburg at 5.1(...
H. D. SCOTT, Tleket Agent.
Dee. ft, lro.—tt
Northern Central Railway.
WINTER sc.T/EhrLE.
f - IN and after Dec. 4th, 1870, Trailer' ss ill leave
kJ Hanover Juurtion a.l follows:
LEAVE NORTHWARD.
12.1 g a. m.—Dally for Elmira, Buffalo AT.
11.10 a. in.—Daily for Williamsport, daily (except
Sundays) for Elmira. Rochester; Rut.
fain, l'slag,ara Fall, and Eric and the
West.
2.44 p. m.—Dally (except Sunday,) fur Williams
port and Erie.
6.0 6 P. m.—Dally (except Sundays) for York.
10.18 p. m.—Dally (except Sundays) for Harris.
burg and the West.
LEAVE SOUTHWARD.
7.15 a. m.—Daily stopping at Parkton only.
7.52 a. m.—Dally (except Sundays) stopping at all
Stations.
10.04 a. m.—Daily (except Sundays; stopping at
all Stations.
LV.Y. p. m.—Daily stopping at Parkton only.
1.11 p. m.—Dally (except Sunday) stopping at
Parkton.
3 . 3 6 p. in. Daily (except Sundays) stopping at all
Math na
EDW. S. YOUNG, Parts. Agent.
Baltimore, Md.
ALFRED R. FIHNE,
General Superintendent,
Dee. 4. 1870.--tf r- Harrisburg, Pa
READING RAILROAD.
WLNTER ARRANGEMENT,
MONDAY, NOV. 21st, 1870
Great trunk line from the North and Northwest
for Philadelphia, New York, Reading, Pottsville,
T na, Ashland. Shamokin. Lebanon, Allen
-
b ton, Ephrata, Littz, Lancaster, Colum
bia, ike.
Trains leave Harrisburg for New York. as fol
lows: At 3.10, 8.10, 10.50 a. in., and 2.50 p.
connecting with similar Trains on Pennsyl
vania Railroad. and arriving at New York at 10.10
a. in.. 3.50. 5.50 and 10.00 p. m.. resiftenvely.
sleeping Cars accompany the 3.10 and a. in..
Train without change.
Returning: leave New York at 9.00 a in., 1200
noon and 5.00 p. in., Philadelphia ar- 8.15 a.
and 3.30 p. m Sleeping Cars accompany the SW
p. M. train from New York without change
Leave Harrisburg for Reading, Pottsville. Tam:
qua, Minersville, Ashland, Shamokin, Allen
town and Philadelphia p at 5.10 a. In., and 2.50
and 4.05 a m., s ug at Lebanon and princi
pal way Stations ; p. In.. train connecting for
Philadelphia, Pottsville and Columbia only. For
Pottsville, Schuylkill Haven and Auburn, via
Schuylkill and Susquehanna Rail Road, leave
Harrisburg at 3.40 p. m.
East Pennsylvania Railroad trains leave Read
ing for Allentown, Easton and New York at 5.00
10. M, 12.45 noon and 4.45 p. in. Returning, leave
New York at 200 a. m., 1200 noon and .5.00 p.
aid Allentown at 7.33 a. in., uoon, 2.55, 4.20
and &45 p. tn.
Way Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia at
7.30 a. in.. connecting with similar train on East
Penn'astoppi Railroad, returning from Reading at 5.M
p. in.,stopping at Stations.
Leave Pottsville all
sit 9.00 a. m., and 310
p. to Herndon at 10.15 a. in., tha main at 5.40
and 11.20 a. in., Ashland at 7.0: a. in.. and 12.50
noon, Mahanoy City at 7.51 a. in., and 1.35 p. tn.,
Tamaqua at 8.33 a. at., and 2-40 p. tn., fur
delphht, New York % Reading, Harrisburg, Lc.
Leave Pottsville,Tie Schuylkill and Susque
hanna Railroad at 8.15 a. Ett, for Harrisburg, and
1205 noon, for Pine Grove and Tremont.
Reading
.Aecommodation Train leaves Potts
ville at 5.40 a. at, passes Reading at 7.30 a. m.,
arriving at Philadelphia at 10.20 a. in. Return._
lag., leaves Philadelphia at 4.45 p ut,
9.1 iteadlng at 7.55 p. at., arriving at Pottsville at
0 a /D.
Pottstown Ammunodation Train, leases Potts.
town at 7.00 a. in., returning, leaves Philadelphia
at. 4-00 p. in.
Columbia RainUad Trains leave Reading at 7.20
a. ni . „ and 6.15 t e. m. for Ephrata, Wiz, Lancas
ter, Mum
• Perklomer%tilromi Trains leave Perklomen
Junction at 7.45, 9.05 a. m., &00 and 5.30 a m. ; re
turning, leave SchwenksvilleAt 7.00, 8.20 a. in.,
1 12 2.20n00n,and 4.30 p. connecting with
trains On Raiding Railroad.
Coletwookilaie Ratlrmd Trains leave Pottstown
at 9.40 a. m., and 6.30 is in., returning leave i
Mount Pleasant at 7.00 and 1125 a. tri.. connect
in with similar trains on Reading Railroad.
Valley Railroad Trains leave Bridge.
u 8.30 a. in., 2.06 and 5.02 in
p. ~ re
leave Downing:Don at. &55 a. M., =45 arxii r i u M
5.1 d p lO.. ocamactiag withaindlar trains on Read
,
la gn Sundays: leave New York at 8.00 p. m.,
Philadelphia a* LW -a. m. - and 3.15 p. m.,
fine SAO_ .a. ta. Train running Maly to Reatilmi
lame rolnivilie al B.ooa. in.. M.rrisWeg rut
a. Es., and 4.l i ar t i.; Wave A ll entown at 8.45 p.
m.; leave at 7.15 a. M., and 10.05 p. m.,
for Harrisburg, at 00 a. tn. for New York. and at
9.40 a. m. and 4.96" .4. for Philadelphia
Season, RC
= 120 - and. " ernat allpolataed m School and
inced
ekeeked through; 100 pounds allowed
each
G. A. NICOLLS,
Reneral Superintendent.
Itsailias. Pa.. boa 2 Lae. •
WThwi‘ "tM B ir i . i l s aa cB 2lZU
waft% iMpormsam4
STOVES.
OF ALL Kixpe
OF ALL KINDS
STREETS
=I
TIME TABLE
,:. , ....- - 7 .- .7 ..,....... , i,•::" .....,- - 4 , ': -. ~ m,_ ,: - ; -- 7" , - ,- ='-'7 , ...-' . .
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: ;:bt 10.1144 0 111 0' .:- i., - SC (0 4 1 0 41 ,* 1 4 1 10 41 *
M., :
NEW IR F - -.- 6
•
9 . . :FUNS .
69.
it Family liedicuotil
1 ' PATENT MIMES, . 1
Liquors and Wines for Iltvlical Purposes, Pins I
Spivey and Flavoring Extracts, Dyes and 1
1 ,
BIGHAM & BROTHER
FORWARDING-AND COMMISSION ROUSE,
ozrrrantwo, r.t.
1 RE undersigned, having catered Intopsither-
I ship untie, the [lnn ot Menai' of Burrenua,
will carry on the Forwardhig and tionaviWup
business, at the old stand, on tae eurnertd Ultsh.
logien and Railroad streets. and devote to it
their entire time and attention. The lIIGHEBT
ZdAltlika I'hloE will to paid at all times for
Grain and Produce. -
*WA. regular line of Freight Cars will leaveour
Warehouse every TCAXID4 YNOO.N, for Balti
more and. Philadelphia, and aocolionotlation.
trains will le run as occasion may require. BY
this arrangement we are prepared to convey
Freight at all times to and from these cities.;
All business of SMs 1:11141 entrusted to us, will be
promptly attended to. Our ears run tothe Ware-'
house of :Stevenson 45: Suns, 165 North llovrard
street, Baltimore, :Elul to Burit's Warehouse, 1112
Market street. l'lthadtsplaa.
We will 3140 keep emistantly on hand the bent
of
Groceri4s of all kinds,
cuffet.,. Fish, Sall 3 rut* , °lb.
Tot..teco, Baron, 1.3r;1. Ite., which be Bold
lowest eusli rat(-1.
Int. M.
JAM.LIS MtnLt.M.
M'C U ED
101....‘1 , ER 1
FLO Uli, GRALV, GROCERIES, te
GErrysnuitc. PA
vilE undersigned is paying at his Warelions*,
in Carlisle street adjoining Buehler's
the highest prices for
WALat, I:yr, Cbrn, (kilo; Buck - wheat,
Civnor and Tininthy-Mecln, Petutocs, 4r.
and Invites prAucers to glee him a call before
selling. He has constantly on hand for sale,
A LARGE SUPPLY OF GROCERIES
MolasseK, S% nips, Coffees, Sugars, &c., with Salt
Fish. vii,, - Tar, Soaps. Boycou and Lard, To
..11:4o. the Lwst Wanda of FLOUR.,
with Feed of all k1n41%. fie likewise i 12.3
.S7:I7C L VA L L ABLE FEB TILI ZZII.B.
Stokihle Parinc Guano, Rhodes Phosphate and
Niexictan Guano.
1 19 - Whilst he pays the highest market priees
for all he Nuys, he evils at the lowest living pro;
tits. Ile asks a share of publle patronage, re
solved to give Satisfaction In every ease.
It()BHILi: kIeCURDY.
July 23, f
LOOK HERE!
lIC undersigned has leased the Ware-boors
I tlh, corner of stratton street and the hall
road, t;etty, burg, Ya. and will carry on the
Grain & Produce Business
itt all ILs brtnehes. rhe highest prices will al
ways he paid fur %Wheat, Rye. Core, Oats, Clover
and Iltuutpy Seeds, Flas.seed. Sumac , „Ray and
Strew. dried Fruit, Nuf,, Soap, Hams, filmulders
and Sides. Potatoes, v•lth everything else In the
euuntly produce Hut.
G It 0 C E It I E S
1)I A LI. KINIK
coti , tantly for sale. c. , :feeq. Sugar', Sfola:+ei,
nynir l'ai, clietse. liintvar.Soda,
t-tareh, Bat:kris, Mocking,
Soap, de. : Fe.. 11 Tar, 6;1% FIS
of al; kitni..; Linke:, a:el Salsa Smoking and
Chewing Tobaccos.
trimays able to amply a first-rate arti
cle of Flour, with the al.:atilt kinds of Feed.
t;ro,id 11.3_ , ter. van GU:LOOS and other
fel by the bushel. ton or elle
lie 11l .21 -, o run
Line of Freight Cars
to No. lEN", North li.es:Lr.: stmt t BALTIMORE,
and No. s.ll Market s: rfiILADELPLILX.
All cofek 'silt to el tiler ',are will be receives! arid
tore arded pronipt.q. .l ItiltrUid be mark
ed - tilt -S. , ' CAR.'
A p I I , r;.t.—tf JOHN cur.ss.
josEril
~~i~~•:~i1 ~i~~ii~t~~ ~4. >~sn,
ITUDUCk: .DEALEIbz
/loath -ro“1 Con of Railroad and Washington 41.,
l; Ern - 81107U. PA
I fi; ZsT rash prim pall for all kinds o
G rat: 01141 y. Straw and Country Produce g
erar.y. 0 , 1,4:41[4 WI hand for sale all kinds of
GROCERIES,
Thy be,: brand, of FERTILIZERS constantly
on hand. or , keEttrwl at snort nottm
- April —tf
farming ?finpltmtuts, &t.
DODGE'S PATENT
RAPER AM) MOWER
AND SELF RAKER
I'lllS machine Las met with the most complete
1 teems*. ill every section where it has been
introduced, It has taken precedence over those
in :whines which have heretofore tanked ea first
ciavv it is a perfect Self-Baker and s' superior
Mower.
A careful examination will °online° any one of
its superior meats over all others, In simplicity,
strength and durability. As s Self-raking Reap.
er it has no equal to our knovatedg&
The Dodge rake is attached to no other machine
in the United States, except to this Machine.—
Built by the INA/GE & STEVENSON biamaac
tin lug Co., Auburn, New York.
IIEAD THE NOTICE OF THE COMPANY TO
MEIMMTI
liming been Informed that certain manufac
turers in Olio and elsewhere are balkling Reap
ers, with IN/ICE'S oELF-RAKE attached, we
ask you to furnish us the names of all persons
vending or purchasing such machines, as we have
never liceasedliny person or persona to manufac
ture said NEU-HAKE, or any part thereof, and
will prosecute to the full extent of the law al per
sons mauulacturiug, selling or using said
Selt
rake except of our own manufacture.
JOHN A. DODGE. President.
We have that confidence In Lids machine that
we are u Ming Inlet those wanting a machine test
it with any other machine they may wish, and
keep the one that gives the most salaam:lloa
Farmers waiting Droppers attached can be ae
eoinnosiarkst.
.
For the b enefit of those wanting machines we
should refer theca to a few of them W whom wit
have sold, viz:
Henry Culp Peter Mackley,
John B. Leas, Wm. Furney,
Jesse D. Newman, Elisha Penrose
George F. Minter, John DeArdorll,
Abraham Waybright, Ephrata!' Lady,
lhitid Plank, Jonathan 14 titter,
John Hoekersmith, James Mickley.
Peter Kettoman, Daniel riettie,
Henry Shrivel'. John Bender,
Christian Shaver, John Ecker,
Bons Hunter, Henry King, •
John Lower, , Andrew Welkert,
John N. Boyer, J. J. Kerr,
George Philips.
.
On Hand a few Second Hand Reapers.
Also, WIRE-TOOTH HAY RAXEBS. of differ
ent make, amotigst which Ls the Brandt Hake. A
few PLOUGHS of ditterent kinds, Thresher and
Separator oar of the beet and cheapest ever • lle
ed in the county. HARRISBOA(I FANNI N
MILL and Farm implemeuliscerally.
ilifl'ersons Wishing to era) e machines will
find them at the warehouse of JOEI3III WIBLit &
SON, Gettysburg, I. or at the residence of the
subscriber, '2. miles from Gettysburg, on the liar
r
isburg road.
EXTRAS CONSTANTLY ON HAND In ease
of breakage. Persons wanting Circularrwill ad
dress ;lie subscriber, Gettif twirt
WM. Agent.
May 27,12:11—U
life and tire gnouranct,
ADAMS COUNTY
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY'
Incorporated; Xareh 113, 11131.
OFFICERS.
President--George Strom.
Vice-President—Bluituel B. Howell.
Secretary —ti. A. Buehler.
Treasurer—E. G. Fahnestock.
Executive Committee—Robert MeCurdY. B. A.
Picking. Jacob King. -
Managers-Goorge Swope, D. A. Buehkr, R.
McCurdy, 8. R. Russell, E. G. Masada*. Gettys
burg; Jacob King, Reuben township; Froderldt
Diehl, Franklin: H. A. PiekbWo Btrnben r Abed
F. Gitt, New Oxford; Wm. Boss White,
H. C. Peters, Petersburg, (Y. 8.)
- - .
airrldaCompanytihmltedlnfinoffe , attam to
the County of Adams. Ift has boa Inoperatias
tor more than la mum, and tn that has
made but one ilklNlMeao MMUS PEA lOW lat
Ere during Mat period amountlig to-fmar
Any person dethini an Inearaneetfah tddlgY
either of the manage=
.
airrhe iheentive OonneitteeesselsatUke ogee
et the theenoim on the last Wednesday
mush. eta stelpen, P . lt .
Isteb;lll64l
Dye Stuffs, Soaps, Perfumes and
Toilet Good*, Inks, Writ-
Ing Fluids and Sta
- tionery, Physician's Pre
• saripttcuis aad YaailJy recipe's
accurately pat up. :Physictaus and corm.
try Merchants =Palled at RISDOCED RATES.
Forney
s Horse Powder
the beat it's& cheapest for Horses, Cattle and
Swine. Other Horn Powd ens at approved makes
H U l3Elt' ti
Baltimore Street, Gettysburg, Pecin'a.
June 11.160.-1 f
DR. JAMES CRESS ..-
DRUGGIST.
Store in Brant's Building, Baltimore Street.,
LITTLESTOWN.
APING opened a net: DRUG STORE and
/ fitted It up In the beet style, 1 offer my stock
oI puro and fresh Drums to Um c itizens of I.lttles.
town and vicinity at the lowest market rates, con
sLst Mg In part of
Drugs and /tan lly Medicines, pure Liquors firr
for Medicinal Purpose's, Patent .Ikdi
eines, ibex Poudcrr
Pure Spleen, Dyes aml Dye Stuffs, Perfumery
Toilet Soaps and Fancy articles. A full wort
went of Bruabes, StaUouery of all kinds, Cigars
Tobacco and Snuff.
air Moore's ifiectro-Magnetic Soap will
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.
Uttlestown, May 13.-1 y
A. D. BUEHLER,
Del; x, !SOUK STORE,
GETTPq3URG, Pit
MEM
BOOKS.
TOILET ARTICI.V:i
Chambersburg Sired, near Diamond
iyireountry Merchants supplied at City whales.
Ale rates.
CUT THIS OUT
FOR REFERENCE
121=13
At Horners Drug Store,
you can always get the be% and cheap►+t
DRUGS, MEIMCINIZ, PATENT MEDICINFA,
DYE STUFFS. SPICES, PERFUMERY.
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND
AMERICAN TOILET
tyOAPS, Re., Re.
Jan. 13,11571.—U
Vlarbit lairds.
W. N. MILLER'S
MARBLE WORKS,
of Baltimore and Bast Middle sts
GETTYSBURG, PA
Every Description of Work executed in
the finest style of the Art
CAST, WROUGHT AIM WIRE
RAILINGS,
FURNISHED ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE
June 1T,1870.—t!
GETTYSBURG
MARBLE WORKS.
MEALS & BROTHER„
East Fork Street, second liquors, cietlysburv.Ps.
Where they w a , r4
ii =l to tantish a :ll kiwis of
Monuments, Head-Stones,
TOMBS, MANTLES, &c.,
Wile shortest settee—, ap as the *Mottoes,-
/111.31 re os t eon. tam In exchange.
May 27.-41/11. St
PUMP!!
One dozen reasons why this is the best Pump
mannintured in America for
WELLS AND CISTERNS.
1. It is Simple. 2. It is Itellsbk. 3. It Is Durable.
4. It Works very lisslly. 5. It throws Water
Rapidly. 6. als sh Wood. T. The Wood
ls Tasteless. IL It dote not Crack In
• the Sun. 9. It Is not noble to get
out of order. 10. Should any
tbey • reNdrs be necessary In doe,
molly be nide by •
any person. 11. It will
• not trona 12. It Ls
44:2nthan any
4 Fr thank.
•
nun rosin
inetured.
Balding's Double Acting Glass Cylinder
FORCE PUMP,
With Ibial orlinder, Ind
tr berme no rat and
or Ito bietion—eaneet eeze-liad admirably
adaytedtot *dual Gordian, Ware WM.
=reed t iedig rt=t nu r i =r d=illtr age l
aeoncemy andleornedenea.
tbe
Having maielia med lied tor A 4.
ass oft, prams requirba rmps for nein
er Motoris t base them twiddled all
and remlzr om ei I a tbe depr Z i re
er la all
eases or no payment retaired,r ll""
Orders by nob or otherwise proositty attended
to.
MOTU
Ott se , 1/I Newaypuptow l i, Adaaraz n in•
10.--IT
WORKMG CLASS.
JAM ES CRESS
MEDICI N Es
PATENT lIEDICINES.
STATIONER Y
PERFUMERY
TOLD PENR,
Ste.. &c.. &C.
[Feb. 2L,1874. -It
WOOD
TO THE
I:=131
A GreSlidical Discovery_
WALICIOVB CAIIMINL
VINBIAR BMW.
Hundreds of thousands bear tsunami- to their
- Watutertnt Curtstlve Meats.
WHAT 'AfiliT THEY?
THEY ARE HOT A VILE
AIS Dlt UV ,
Made of Poor Ram, Whiskey, Prat Spirits and
Refuse Liquors doctored, spiced and sweetened
to please the taste,. called "Tonics," "Appetit
erAr'Restorers," de., that lead the tippler en to
drunkenness and ruin, but are a tree Medicine,
made from Retes Roots and bs (MU.
k tee en*r tbe from all Al t
coholic Stim ßer ulants. of
are the GREAT BLOM PURIFIER and a 1.31 1 /1
GIVING PRINCIPLE, a perfect Renovator and
Invigorator at the SyMem, earming ce all the
pelsonous matter and restoring the blood to a
Maltby condition. No person can take these
Bitters secordlng to direction and remain long
unwell, provided the bones are nut destroyed by
mineral poison or other means and the vice
org r as i s n 'asted i. beyon y d
a th i ; rtin o t i f d if e rzigi, m
and GOut. Dyspepsia or indlgeition, Blillous, 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 isgeueralty pro.
ducefl by derangeMent of the DigestiveDYSPEPSIA OR • INDIGEIIION. lip.dache,
Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of the
Chest, Dizziness, Sour Ermaatious of the Stow.
ack, Bad taste in the .tlouth, Bilious Attacks,
Palpitation of the Heart, Indammation of leb
Lunge. Pain la the regions of the Kidneys and a
hundred other painful symptoms, are the off- -
springs of Dy.spetesia.
BILIOL7B,REMITTENT and IN TER M ITTE N T
FEVER, which are so prevalent in the valleys of
our peat Rivers throughout the United States,
especially those of the Allsalwilpid, Mhuveiri, Illi
nois, Tennessee, Cumberland. Arkansas, Red,
Colorado Brazos, Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Sai.
vatiaati. koauuke, James, and many others Kith
their vast telbutarins, duriug the Summer and
Autumn, and remarkably so during the scamps
of unusual heat amid dryness, are invariably ae
companied by extensive derangements of the,
stomach and liver, and other abdominal viscera.
There are always more or less obstructions of the
liver, a weakness and irritable state of the
stomach. and great tomer of the bowels, being
clogged up eitu v ItlatedaccumulaHona. In their
treatment, a purgative, everting a powerful funn
els's upon these various organs, Is essentially
necessary. There is no cathartic for the purpose
equal to Dr. J. WALKER:B Vinegar Bitters, as
they will speedily remove the dark colored viscid
matter with which the Bowels are loaded, at the
same time stimulating the secretions of the liver,
and generally restoring the healthy functions of
the digestive organs. The universal popularity
of this valuable remedy lu regions subject to
miasmatic Influences, is Runkle:it evidence of its
power as a remedy In such canes.
FOR SKIN DlnEASks, Eruptions, Tetter, Salt
Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Pustules, Bolle,
Carbuncles, Ring-Worms, braid-Head More Eyes,
Erysipelas, Itch, Sculls, Liisculorations of the
Stun, Humors and Diseases of the Skin, of what
ever name or =Cum, are literally dug up and
carried out of the system in a short time by the
use of these Bitters. One bottle in such eases
will convince rtes most incredulous of their cura
tive elect.
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever you And
Its impurities bursting through the skin in Pim.
pies, Eruptions or bores; cleanse it when yon dud
It obstructed and sluggish in the veins ; el , se it
when It is foul. aud your feelings will tetl yon
when. Keep the blood pure and the health of the
system wilt follow.
PIN, TAPE and other WORM, lurking In the
system of so many thousands. are effectually de
stroyed and removed. For tuft dlreetious, read
carefully the circular around each bottle, printed
in Nur Languages English. German, French and
vanish.
J. WALKER, Proprietor. it. H. 31bDONALD
L CO., Druggistsand Gee. Agents, San Franehco,
CAL, and Pt and 34 Commerce Street, New York.
SOLD BY ALL DIC.:GGLITS AND DEALELta.
Dec. 9, PCo.—lyte
DR. SCHENCK
ADVISES CONSUMPTIVES TO GO TO
FLORIDA IN WINTER.
Hiving for the last thirty.ftveyears devoted my
whole time and attention to the study of n l a
diseases and consumption, I feel that I untie
fully the course that ought to be pursued to re
store a tolerably bad =Se of diseased lungs to
healthy soundness. The Ann and most import
ant step is for the paUeut to avoid taking cold,
and the best of all places on this continent for
this purpose in winter, is Florida, well down in
'the rule, where the temperature is regular s and
not subject to such variations as in more North
ern latitudes Palatka es a point 1 Min recom
mend. A good betel is kept there by reterman.
Last winter 1 saw several persons there whose
lungs had been badly diseased, but who, under
the healinginfluence of the climate and my med
icine, were getting weiL
use hundred miles further down the river is a
point which I would prefer to Palatka, as the
temperature is more even and the air dry and
bracing. Mellmoville and EMerprue are located
there. I should give a decided preference to Mei
heivilie. It is two miles from river or lake, and
it seems almost impossible to take cold there.-
- The Whim in Florida might be better, and pa
tients complain at times but that is a good sign.
as it indicates a return of appetite, and when this
is the case they generally increase in flesh, and
the lungs must heal.
Jacksonville, Hibernia, Green Cove, and many
other places in various parts of Florida, can be
safely recommended to consumptives in winter.
my reasons fur saying so are that patients are
less liable to take cold there than here, there is a
less even temperature, and it Is not noeessary to
say that where a, consumptive person exposes
nun-self to frequent colds he Is certain to die
shortly. Therefore my advice Is, go well down
It.. Us.. 4t, to ~.,,t .4 flue reach pna,1111..11 oast
vs Mai and fogs. Jacksonville, or almost any oth
er of the localities 1 have named. will benefit
those who are troubled with a torpid liver, a dig
ordered stmach, deranged bowels, sore theist
ur cough, but for those whose lungs are diseased
a more southern point Is earnestly recommehded.
l'ur fifteen year f prior to MP, I was profession
ally in New 1 ork, Isogon, ll:animism and Phan.
deligua every week, where 1 saw and examined
oil au average live hundred patients a week. A
practice so extensive, embracing every possible
phase of lung disease, has realged rue to under
stand the disease rutty, and hence, my caution in
regard to taking cold. A person may take .vast
quanitUes of - schenek's Pulmonic Syrup. Flea
weed lonic and Mandrake rills," and yet die if
be does out avoid taking apex
In Pim Ida. nearly evegybudy is using Schenek's
Mandrake Fa, for the climate is more likely to
utluce tiblens habits than inure northern lati
tudes. It is a well establivhed fact that natives of
tufida rarely die of consumption, especially
[twee of the southern part. the the other hand,
In New Etiglitod, one-third, at least. of the Dispu
tation die of this terrible disease- iu the Middle
states it than not prevan so largely, still there are
many thousands of cases there. what a vast
percentage of life would be saved if consump
tives were as easily alarmed in regard to taking
treat cold as they are about scarlet fever, serail
t,
a A
c. Bu t
t th
o ey are
which not. They take what th ey
term litad, they are credrihma
enough to believe will wear on in a few days.—
Tbey pay no attention to !i., and hence It lays the
feuuslatien for another andanother still, unUI the
lungs are diseased beyond all hope for cure.
My &dyke to persons whose lungs are affected
even slightly is, to lay a stock of behenek's Pig
ment° .nyrup, bebenek's believed Tonle and
Schenek's Mandrake 1111 s and go to Florida. I
recommend these particular medicines because I
sin thonmagnly =palatal with their action. 1
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 resit The physician who prescribes for
cold, cough or nistainveats, and then advises the
patient to walk or ride out every day, will be sure
to have a corpse on his hands before long.
My plus is to giee my three medicines, In se
=dame with tee printed directions, except In
some cams where a. freer use of the Mandrake
Pigs is neoessary. bly object is to give tune to
xees sumureo—to get up a good appftne. It is al
ways a good sign ➢
when a patient been, to grow
hungry. 1 Have hopes of such. With lit RASA for
cod and the gratlucatlon of that, relish comes
good blood, and with it more flesh, which is close
ly followed bra heating of the lungs. Then the
cough looms and abides. the.creepingCUM and
clammy ithttiteweata no toner Inwrarate and
avoids and the rant gets weft; provided he
taking 00l
Now there are many consumptives who have
nut the means to go to Florida. The question
may be asked, Is there no hope fee =eh? Ver
tandy there Is. My advice to such Is, and ever
has been, to stay in a warm room during the win.
ter wi th a temperature of alkeriseventy degrees,
which should be kept regularly At that point, by
means of a thermometer. Let each a patient take
his exercise within the limits of the nein
I walking up and down as much as his su e
will permit, in order to keno ups heathy
thin of Um blood. I have cured thousands by
this system, and can do so again. Consumption
Is as easily cured as any other disease If Lim
time en In , and the proper kind of treatmmt
pursued. The fact stands undisputed on
that Schenek's rulmonic byrup, Mandrake Mile
and /Seaweed Tunic bans cured very many of
what seemed to be hopelesseaSes of consumption.
0 0 where you wilt, you will be almost certain to
and some pour consumptive who has been rescu
ed from the very jaws of death by their use.
rki far an thee Mandrake lylki are concerned,
everybody should keep a supply of them on hand.
They act on the liver better than calomel, and
leaveratme of Its hurtful Mittens behind, In fact
they are excellent in all eases where a purgative
medicine Is required. /1 you have parthken too
freely of fruit and diarrhtea ensues, a dire of the
Mandrakes will cure you. If you are subject to
lick tagailarte, take a dose of the Mandrakes and
t her will relieve you In two hours. if you would
the easel of a change of water, or the too
free indulgence In fruit, take one of the Man.
drakes every night or every other night, and you
may then drink water and eat
Mapples, plums, peaches or co lli er:ft: m a
i nriali. of being made skat by them They will
protect those wno live in damp situations against
chills and fevers,' Try them. They ate perfectly
liatathies. They can do youlood only.
I have abandoned my moonal.visitsto Bos
ton a d d New yam ; MA militant to tee &telt*
?Ay No,' ltS Street,
frivol lfWaliY,lrtien 9A. IL, to Mae who with &IMMO examlastion with the
Ituiplrometer will be charged lire dollar& Tim
Nomirommer dociareathe mactcondition of the
lunge, and patienta readily . learn whether
they are curable or not an ber, I ware It distractly
understood that the mine of day medicine de:
lends entirety upon their tieing taken !aridly ac
yarding to miroaa.
In coos 1 willaay that whenpersonstake
my . medicine* and their mildew are brought auto
a amithy oondltket thereby they_arenotso liable
to take cold, yet no cm with unman lunge Can
hem it redden change of. aboweibece without the
liability of greater or bat irritation of the broa
dtail obes. •
Zan dizeetiou to an Intigname aeoonsisier mr
medicines, so explide and ckiar Ma any one dri,
use thee wittioutconsuning me, and can be
boughtnl42 am dross>ri
tiCHZN lL D..
No. IS 111111( RMS.
June le, UM-1y
Iron in the Blood.
NAT:MEW 0W24
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Au Ma . liPeShala 4101461 4.
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
as ow* as thi Wm
irtervt d it rAzgusad
U hw it =
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p a r t, r u m
i sio v irres Mik up ure sers % Vent
modelpsils dbame vi tev•
ta l ph iemsaing
Disaire's own taltan rissein—
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Ilk IMO. NW, Yea. Bole lir T Ites
Apt-,
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Ipft.
MAN 11 00 1)
IN THE YOUNG AND RISING GENERATION?
The vegetative powers of lite are strong, but In
few years haw often the pallid hue, the lack-lustre
eye and emaciated form, and the impossibility 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 is talked
of, and perhaps the youth is removed. from school
and sent into the country. This is one of the
worst movements. Removed from ordinary di
versions of the ever-changing scene of the city.
?the powers of the body, too much enfeebled to
give zest to healthful and rural exercise, thoughts
are turned inwards upon themeelett.
If the patient be a female, the approach of the
menses Is looked for with Znziety, as the first
symptom in which Mature is to show her saving
power in diffusing , the circulation and visiting the
cheek with the bioom of health. Alas increase
of appetite has grown by what it fed on; Use en
ergies of the system are prostrated, and the whole
economy isderangeti The beautiful and wond
erful period in which body and mind undergo so
Laminating a change from child to woman, is
looked for In vain: the parent's heart bleeds In
anxiety, and fancies ...the grave but wafting for Its
HELYAOLD * II EITILAZT Scam, for Weakness
arising from excesses or early indiserMion, at tend-
Id with the following symptoms: Ludiapositiou to
Exertion. Loss of Power, Lan of Memory, DlM
rutty of Breathing, (general Weakness, Horror of
Death. Night Sweats, Cold Feet, Wakefulness,
Dimness of Viske, Languor, Universal Lassitude
of the If neentir System, Often Enormous Appe
tite with Dyspeptic Symptoms, Hot Hands, Flush-
Log of the Body, Dryness of the Skin, Pallid
Countenance and Eruptions on the Face. pain in
the Back, Heaviness of the Eyelids, Frequently
Black Spots Firing before the Eyes, with Tempo
eary Suffusion and Loss of Sight, Waist of Atten
non, Great Mobility, Itestiessneers with Horror of
Society. Nothing is more desirable to such pa.
tiente than Solitude, and nothing they more dread,
for Fear of Themselves; no Repose of Manner,
no Earnestness, no Speculation, but a hurried
Trasuqtkus from one que‘tioti to another.
The symptoms, it allowed to go on—wliktb
this Medicine Invariably removes noonfollow
Los,. of Power, Fatuity, and Epileptic Fits, Inoue
of istich the patient may expltv.
During the Superintendence of Dr. Wilson at
the Bloomingdale Any turn, this sad result occur-
red to two patlests ; reason had for a time left
them, and both died of epilepsy. They were of
both sexes. and about twenty years of age.
Who can any that these excesses are not ire
queutly followed by those direful diseves Insanity .
and Consumptions The records of the Insane
Asylums, and the melancholy deaths bv tkasump-
Lion, bear ample witness to the truth of these as
sertions In Lunatic Asylums the most meLin
°holy exhibition appears. The countenance is
actually sudden and quite destitute—neither
Mirth or Grief ever visits it. Should a sound of
the voice occur, it is rarely articulate.
"With woeful measures watt Despair
Low sato sounds their grief beguiled."
Whale we regret the existence of the above dis-
Dues and symptoms, we are prepared to offer an
invaluable gift of Chemistry for the removal of
the consequences. Ifersimor.ii's Ittorctx Oeni
allrritsvin !Maur muse? or Bra m. There
is no tonic like 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.
SQL by Druggists and Dealers everywhere.—
Price 41.25 per bottle, or six bottleo for 86.50. Do.
livered to any address. Describe symptoms la all
communications.
H. T. HELMBOLD,
Thug and Chemical Wirbouse,
fle4 Broadway, dew Tot.
ATONE ABE GENUINE UNLESS
ill done up In steel egraved wrapper,
with beefedlie of my Caewkel Warehouse, sad
*Vied
July 26 MO. -17
rat TER 014111.1 OP
PUTRID SORE T 3 20 4 12177.171101 A.
ar.„7:4;ttrtros
kc:ittn=idloserr
Sea
rtai mint This 'militias Taa btu;
tried Ix
TiIOUSANDS OF CASES,
diekesat parts of the country, aad has aster
ben known to rap of
use sad ward
ing tu dLieutheau -Is to ewe arra
it striatiad it will fo r itself Leary Mow
bald shohl4 provide vas with a box of Uds
amedidite aad keep it oa hind& sureethat ft
has efiseted ale truly mambas.
rerPreterod aad sok by Lamm Tomer hi Ca..
Gettysburg. or by their authorised soak
yes solu at -nearly all the atom la Adams eenaty.
flay U 1.867.—U 1112Aio. YOUNT & 00.
.
2 HE undersigned will cheerfully AMU (free) In
1 all who wish it. the Recipeand full directions
IMr
nd and
tk using s shook beauUful
V that will Mumdinanig remove
Um, Freeidak. =ies, Blotches, and an Map
ons e Impluie of %gain, ovi:tit
soft, dear, mpooth. and beauftfuL he same
H.e will also send (tree) Instructions for produ,
ing. by very ample UMW& a luxuriant growth of
hair on a told head or smooth fate.
The above can be obtained by return mall, by
mitireedng THOB. F CHAPMAN. Chemist,
P.O. Box .s=. 1v: Broadway. New Yet*.
Nov.
•1 1 111$ preparation Is warranted to produce
beautiful set of %tinkers or mustache, la
from two to three months from the Int a
I Con on any face that has flue fair. It Is ps i =
harmless and will not in any way stain or Injure
the' skin.
?rite V, rents a bottle. Sent by mall. POstar•
free, on receipt of price. Address
W. C. WAGNER,
Muminashurg, Adams county, Pa..
Jan. CI. I>z;l.--.Stu
NATIONAL BANK!
Government Bonds of all kinds,
The 111gbest Pr•sailems poLd ea Gold
Coupons Cashed or Collected !
Persons desiring to insest I u STOC'Kei or HONDA
sfring for safety to convert Into Registered. sr*
reqewsted to call, as we lave the advantage to
transfer at a ttifUng expProo
INTERNAL REVENUE STA *l's of all denou4
INTEREST ON SPECIAL DEPOSITS ad( an.,d
Bonds sold Stocks of all kinds, are requested to
KJ., an. eff./1, and we .111 rheertnlll l 1:111re •DY I
fornaattou
We offer for Sale, at Par,
Masonic Temple Loan,
Redeemable atter Ave (5) and withla twenty-one
(21) Year&
MARCH & SEPTEMBER
The Bonds are registered. and will be Issued lo
sums to suit.
DE HAVEN Sr. BRO.,
Stocks bounkt and sold on commission. Gold
and Governments bought and sold. decorum
received and Interest amend, subject to Meat
Drafts.
Howe Sewing Machine
Be Simpliaily, Durability, Zan of Op
Perfection In mechanical constructive, liSittlier..
and Beauty In Style dad !Wish, aixt adapted to. a
Mop map of work, renders fttalt BXST
bin kW in the Intl.
An earnest Invitation is extended to those about
to purchase a Sewing Machine to call and exam-
ice this Machine and be convinced of Its merits.
arAU orders promptly wended to. Maoldoee
delivered to all parte of tie Count?.
H. EL ROWE, deritt,
Raltbsore Street, Ciettitburt, PS.
Nov. 4, 18701-4(
. 7. HILIABOLD.
HOWE MACHINES!
THE LATEST nantorto AND GENUINE
ELWI ROO% ,ne.,
SEWINCi MACHINES.
JACOB F. THOMAS, dent,
airrnairoza. PA..
di Mg madame on York Bind.
(WM hastiesdiod So. Map
al it =hin forts ot fka ghost) , ant
airnimuC il l are , no m,
who ass aim elf w ie
flee
Olt laws hi . • l t
whig the it :x Ix t 1
0
r COMPOttIiD
IE
PIMPLES.
HE ONEJ T MAGICAL
HAIR - FORCER,
,finantial.
GETTYSBURG
BOUGHT AND BOLD
MISS Sil ve r
of aal kind. are Invited to call, as we hare
the facilities of New York. Philo
phlaor Baltimore markets. Coo
seguently all orders are
Promptly executed
P.rions posseietstag COUPON BONI)s, And d.
mations for 61,.k.
1 p'i ent. tit
.3 PER C8fs"1". for 1 year,
♦ PER CENT. for 6 mouth*,
3 rm CENT. for 6 magathx.
Per , ms wishing Informaion to !ward toy. pk.
J. EMORY BAIR. lUashler.•
Gettysburg, Nov. 5, IW—if
THE Y EW
RE/RING 7 3-10 INTEREST,
INTEXPAT PAYABLE:,
No. 40 Soul& Sri litreell.
':11 1~1 'a: '~l~ll
March 24,1170.-1 y
smhsg Vtathbus.
THE OIUGINA.4
IMPROVED.
ation,
PIIBLINHED iffha
BUEHLE'R dc ,
hnorce.betteeelliturchonsi,
Gelyiduiy, -Pa
TERMS OF PUBLICATION':
THE STAR AND 81DITIXIL ti Plibiiilip
lay morning, at $2.00 a year in ilidiailrer
not paid within the year. Notifisetil • '
continued until all =earner arc paid. II
the option of the publishers. , •
ADTII3I Eit 1 are Inserted at
rates. A liberal reduction wilt be made
advertising by the quarter, half rear.la
Special notices a 11l be inserted it special
be agreed upon
4i'fhe circulation of the Sum axe •
Is one halt larger than that ever attaind4
ewspaper in Adams county; and, as - an
tilling medium, it cannot be excelled.
son Wow( of all kinds will be promptly
ted and at fair rates. Maud-bills, plattlut.
Pamphlets, &c., In every variety/111111(0e
printed at short notice. Tamest:AS-IC'
grattostottiit'ift:
I:=1
M eCILEAN 41: WOODS,
ATTORN EN'S' .16
G rrrreawito,
OrricE--43a Baltimore Street, same I
6- occupied by the late arm of M. t- .W. Stet
Noy. 11, 1870.-41
J . M. MMAICTM.
fORNBI Al
l'ollections and all -legal Int.anr.e, prom
tended to.
°Mee on Baltimore mtreet, qouth of the
hou.e.
June IS, lat*--tf
I MeCONAUGUY.
. ATTORISKT AT •
Oftleo one door emit of BusilLait's Unfit
Chambersburg street. " -
Special attention given totluite,
iiettlement listaMs. Ail legal
bL
claims to Pensions, Bounty, thwit-pay, an
ages against U. States, at alltllnes Prom.
ealciently attended to.
Land warranty located. and ,rholre V.
sale In lowa and other wr , tern states:
June IS. 1,360—tf
A. J. COVER.
ATTORNEY AT
WIII promptly attend to eoliectlons and
Itu3ineas trusted to his .tre.
taw betymen FaanestAx ks' and Da
Ziegler's stores, Italthuure .treat. G,itty
May 29, 1867 —lf
• - •
I Oft\ C ZOIL:CY.
./ JUSTICE OF THS I'
ronector of Book Accounts, Protntssoty
Judgment Noted, Mortgages, tc.., and pr,,
turns mule. Also attends to writing-
Mortgages, Judgments, Notes, Ag -• •
New Uslord, Adams county, Fa.
Dec. 9,1870.-3 m.
-I)Av A.
ii)
"EH A I AttNEv .tT
Will promptly attend to collections ail at
Business entrusted to Ids este.
Unice at his reskience ht the three story
t ng opposite the Court-house. •
May 1867-11
D AVID WILL,
ATTOR,SYY AT
°Mee at hii resl.l , noe In the s;.ntin ragt cu;
Centre Square.
May 211, 1861—tr
D a. u. ac. lIIVITER
South-east corner of ChatribrrAhurh; and W
tuu street* opposite COL. TATZ'S hAtiLlg
June 11, 1S 9—t[
D R. J. W. C. O'NEAL
•
Has ht.; °Mee at hl% reildener In Balthnore
two doom above the anaptlert,ttnec.
May 29, lati7—tt
JOHN L. HILL, 31. D.,
DI M 1
°Mee on Chambersburg street, nearly "O.
theEAGLE HOTEL. Gettysburg, Pit.
AKTHaving been in eoustant practice
3 ears patients cam be assured. of good wor
July 9, bitil'—tf
D R. J. E. BERKSTRESSM
• fq
Having located In Gettysburg,efterS D hie -
to the public. Mice to the Wit "Mmilnal"
S. K corner, Centro Square, where he WM
pared to attend to any wise within the •,
Of the Dentist. 'Perim's lu want of ftllloie
set., of teeth arc Incited to call. Terms •
Ole. July 31.4 - ,•
tote's and 4estaanuttS.
EAGLE HOT
The large4t and molt e,onivuilour
GETTIT3BLIK;, PA.,
(bran' gf chennberthurp and Wasidh9
JOHN L. TATE, Proprie
Oir-An Omnibus fur Passenger" sumL
ruu to the Depot, on arrival and 1,1
lroucl Trains. Careful servants. and
ahle charges
KEYSTONE 11(Y.
GETTYSBCRU, PA.:
WM. E. MYERS, P.roprie
a i r
NOW 0 EN.:
TITIS is a new Ho and ilials 'be;
I. ted up in the most ed style. ''-$1
Lion is pleasant and ronfenlent, Whig bl'ili
business portion of the town. Every. sr
went has been made ter the seimnumitith
comfort of guests, with ample stabling • Mt
I,lh experienced servants, and acconweel
Clerks, we shall use every endeavor to , Se
This Hotel now open IMMO entertalnnt
public, and we kindly solicit a shelve - of
(May 11
patronage
UNION HOT
LYORMEELT Tax wunit.waix.)
YORK SPRINGS,
TMEWIderSineAMSUMIAUWWW,
J. ed and popular Hotel. In. Petersburg.
Springs Borough.) The Nobel b ptematil
ted lu the mutt buainess w i t t: of the loan*
table will be supplied the best Meath*
ket can afford and the Wittl au t ir ;
Liquors. There ls also
attentive hostler's!. Thla bUN •
Gettysburg and Mechanic*
the liork Springs and New
former arrives lucre at I P. Olt
Wednesdays and Fridays, front
for Gettystnirg; returning at IV
days Thursdays and Mterdara. The -
springs line leaves the Hotel daily_ at S.&
dew Oxford, returning at 4P. it. Buteele
tied that his long experioncelatpudoess
hie him to let none go away muumuus&
patronize him. Charges moderate.
taken by the week ou reasonable tonal. •
E. P. KITTING Bit, Pre! .!!
York Springs, Nov. 4, 1870.—t1 .
Zarpentro and ISontractors
Wm. C. Btallsmitb. & 6
UNTTIWB UR (7,
Carpenters and Contras
DOORS SHUTTE
BLIN DS, IXX)Ii a.
CORNICE, DOOR AND WINDOW
BRACKETS, die
Constantly on hand, anti nunutacturod to
ont of the
BFST MATERIAL 4,
by experienced workmen. and et
REASONABLE PRIORS
,AlbrOrders promptly attended to:
January 15,18 • ,
GEO: C. CASHMAN
GIITTYRBURO, PA.,
Carpenter and Contract
RESPECTFULLY Informs the puliajc p ': . ..
has removed to his New Shop, on RAW*
4 between York and Railroad streets, ir.l4
pirod to take contr a cts for patting spar(•
lug buildings, at as raisamakie ratio am aagit'
der In Getty3borg—all *ork guarantealto
b4et qality.' He hopeabystrietattentloato
nees o merit plane patronage. Olga. him 1
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