Arai geo ot9g.
... , l ib aci • i , ow
n o, I ": VI 'I Li t, } l',Vl 11Mt li r li i he ‘ mw ig=
!
-..._ ---. .i 7 ' l'-`"- -1 ONPI/0•01 "iiiii ' 4 IT
,
_...,r ,iv,_ '-'-':' ~- 1 i -t• w i t , liet r e "" fd -
04 plough would thrite, - . “ A, li* \ r ighAw. 7..1t TT, t tit til l " . I 1 ' t
ptt4sr bail! or tire," h r e li s kti. 4 9 1,1 "0.1 1 4 14 ", ".
: " • —1 141 " 1 " 11*(41 ' a
. I . ..i tola visid„ii,i
j„ saw !Wet, :.,1 #lo 4 ` Ohl loah/tittieirt i tithWiP, we
liheinaa :..-}fruga d m . k l 4 fli to lb* ..14im mem 1 iretlio 'W , 4)eit I t
filiMa bate been reconamend.i 4* theeell_ppil one well sameieskonni
Mg dimetimie green to lopes , ' the Kimaitir a s yens* maul 44 _ 56 :Pr ilL ___LT *7.4° , _. Sa P erint ""'"th
' l' . Imp apple older in a rear ► 0 Akteirttit witbinecitt itl lit
4 1 , 11 retain its - Nis / tam, anal that i He snont4 thbrite !tad tiollonbt`wldte - ear
. 01in
. • , ' it imr &h a t it, possesses wh ou , if, tinit the prisdner was an insana Man.
itr.• , I ", 9 4 4 t i i ro d, 4114 also to p ro , On his erese-examinetion ' he wiiit re
main's, W ag ha r d a ni 4 s o ur , of the quit to state the reasoiiiifier this ophi
vemianit eaehleede piropiimed, more or Ims km•
tVitalliad inoonpaniietice attended i, " Why - , bloat ytmr life," said he,'" I'4
t if but the most effeetirf,i known liottny alter, and he's elforsteit
. and th e ohoapeat way that, a Dimicrat, and when the Ditnieratm
to
V l. e sic* tried, is to scald the cider; Pn AY PO l`wk
tip tbAla• UAL fhaPkaiM
i i i ir
pfertohsloitsfermentation. *meth. didn't vote for hint; and I alleys •think
014 qtrassiag my ties, which I wink, that a .11 La ierst that don't attek to- iiif
LW. bleep sweet and fresh, is to heat it party ain't is kis rigid • sod:"
OM it boils; then take it from the Are , Jimmy was *equated, tbr old &whits
arthoa ti, pat It i ll eankn, a n d close I lab's opinions pperettil 'eery generally in
iltle sir' tight. In this way I have, that region a* welt to in this.
li't ; tithout pay apparent chafiiie ' . 1 .
43iiiir, that wins put up withniit • 48. I ,4 ,l, §•iNate4 solditr.— . l4Bwitowfw
euwienagessealit be sour enuggi, fo r Ro w, niurnered during the sack at e Villagre .
vinegar. How long it nuty he poomims. by the Bill-WI -1r lir4eSt 4iliki4ioSli W
edltrthti wet - l. do, not know, hut one' siskielanwig the st , oeseyo, the heat
Can easily dotertrine hv•trvlng the ex- or B Prongtie 4 di tkadireil iiswitt sstriSw
q4nt. i' ; tion anon isi.,Atoes ?I ono showed more
, .
Ping dolt n now eider from one. ardor in the tight than vartivrea, the
t 4 onit-half, at, excellent syrup ch"l'Lli"• Th o friLir of Lis nlnrdorod
evil , made for culinary purposes.' wife wits before his oyes. Finding the
titim;b can be kept for any length of MC" in want of wadding,
_he 'galloped
Presb terian church, and hrunght,
. end O
fil4o !is well as molasses; and my to the
thence a quantity of Watter - psalm nod
N o / by preserving cider in these
hymn hooks, wcileti he distrtbntod fell'
la qt no having a supply of dried
the purpose a mow.; the soldiers "-Now,"
lee to use when green ears fail, call
644 o t : e 4b e cr) se ! s ~.., wit h many c h eap , cried he, " put Wattt.k into them, boys "
plad l . h . y dishes of food 1%11101 they — lrrloY 4 L , :fe• of FM...hi - m . lton, t. , ,1 ir,
would otherwise be deprived of.
!This apple syrup is valuable as a
plinlitllle;doil istritieh used in this viein.
ofltibr the cure of colds and csnghs,
I have known amilies who used no
Sor, article fur their children' when
twat4e4 iu that way.
C. T. At.votto
El
boat:: lethiag Potatoes.
An item is going the rounds, to the
Feet that potato tubers are not exhaust
to the soil, but that the tops are very
ea . 4 i. - 114, - antl theFefore be
evtinly eta,ay be and left-to
%Alfa field.
-
if.' .gsomethingfor exaggeration,,, Into festival, a pretty
Vitimises seem to he true, end the, Miss wa i ts 4 uvo , } An eAlii,or with a pie
• f a ofsetne practical im porta nee. plate of anti44o otanucture, in the
pi
' are, that the tuber draw s , eentrevf which ho espied the
follow
y, im:4l.4a tops more targmy, ;nig irprgstinff conolet:
the potash . of the soil. Co r se- • i•
• • I * .tnie sw et kiss
grrivVih of both must be ex- is the price of this,"
but that gr the top most 80, lao f s a ingt, an d as wton
"abet over 5t.0404 with potgrh,i' t i s i k e, topport.iuit l y pcnectitoLit•salf,
.4 the tops are left to decay on te t nwia„„ed theyuistgWy.hialtissideosad
pailo,boicii#gredicat is restored, and the
pointing with- .his tongue.te.ther
role Areows, is not more exhausting said , .
we believe this teen, experience as well :
rea.soning) than the i!.i..2 1 4, 1 4y whenever ifiu
g eneralit Y! present_youf '
.
•Wetbn this wbject we wish to says sirkeortain nttienGt& his death
tq repeat, forAehvesaidit beet; ear hii! tmtotlesit lufa4 r tQkeepit t eforeour,chi,oghtto
;let a preparing for a crop of, fer one favour on yotiWitiot die?" . 4
4111810 Ore PO is known to what
ye
3 ; :Os potash, this shoeld be 1 tnteacep Akre ya. s. the priv
, . ,Vingredient in the manusei-rt-: tadi &WY
i 8! tt,Q being a potash plant, riot vauleuieso l lyon.dier . v. : , 4 _
,1 ittarrieS' off a very large cta,;" , replivreatte . 3 tilt "no•
t substance, 1., , ut using a great Quire thttei z trw. peed snit Cato mudb
*a it it daring its growth, Feqaires tteit, Resides, w , lien the debil'eumo
plat the soil should be well supplied ,to look fur masse • the dark, he may
raista.ko and take off pool' Cato."
We lay claim to nospecific for the , __t
.erieease•,•but we have long sus:
"").'. that the exhanstion ofthe potash
Wields may have had something
400 *Olt ; and if the plant is ever to
WA oontplete ascendancy above the
pOllllO4 the disease, we are strongly
inclined to the belief that it will be by
stip4.Tyilig it plentifully through sue
citsyvt
,growths with this its favorite
efr-Plote, Loom and Anril.
Corn andlion
1 ter A modern writer, with a mind
-Room carefully conducted erri- !tit only for " trettkon, stratagems and
skits by different. parsons, it has been i 5 .,, N, , volt it tiath, • -
iweerfained that one bushel of corn will I
r- "
Everything is very 4110 notit yOu
pulite a little aver 104 pounds of p0rk—
.....: Tking this result 118 a _
i bas., iof. piping
hare got it. A singing wife is like a
bullflincli,„ ig rug fun for your
)-- o owiivi dedoctioos are mii4oi •
frieMis----deuced tiresome to yonmelf."
a/4 oar felucca would do welt to A
kiiillr /qv oonvonient reference--That : i
'lush : him 11 blaulet.
:Mlnifeet nom costs 12# cants per bashed, I
pa* oasts n cents per pound. I
'Whet corn costs 17 cents per bushel,
pa*
Colts 2 cents per pound. .
Wben corn costs 25 coots per bushel,
Ocekoosts 3 cents per pound.
When corn co-it 5 .323 cents per bushel, I
pork costs 4 cents per pound.
po rofto ,;:n. pe r
c o sta :w
ta septa bushel,
• 'At Conniving statements show what
the turner realizes in his corn when
.hold 14 tho form of pork :
Whop pork sells for 3 cents per pound,
it brings 25 cents per hustle' in corn.
• When pork sells fur 4 cents per
igemmi, it brings 32 cents per bushel in
born.
pt:oport; sells for 5 cents Thar
brings 45 cents per btabel iu
_The chine.te Sapir CA ne.--Mr. Tames
it . 041. of Mount Pleasant, Ohio, hu.s
fiumiithed the following directions for
tmipmug syrtill from the Chinev qgisr
POO : , ......,-
la & Have your cane as nearly ripe I air.A. tittle boy was mtlanlilog abi
PG possible, the leaves dead and all ta- of ginger bread. His mother ask
Item off, as they contain nothing but him who gave it to him. " Miss John-
whitiiitill injure the syrup. `son gave it to me." "And did you I
W. Heellyour cane clean to grind— thank her for it?" "Yes, I did; bat I I
strain the r juice through a fine sieve' didn't tell her so," was the ropi l y. I
With some clean straw to catch the - •1
pediment. , Stift According to the most recent
M. Before you pqt the, juice to boil style of ladies' dresses, it will take
Oil the *bite of an egg, well beat, to' twenty-two yards to make anything
gallons of juice. Stir well add , like a pattern hereafter, Who is sing
bring to a boil, then take off the' to be such a fool us to get inarriod at,
flinuoir let it . cool a few initiates; be I Wig rate? •1
A....
Rertiestlai and separate the scam m y
NW froi
A on cannot fathom your mind. ' I
aajaiee th en boil again and skim, sag ITL • L iota
!repeat is a won of t h oug h t there winch
!repeal i$ if ifteessmary. has no b ottom { --The. =ore you dralir
ick IF4ici through a flannel cloth ,1 from it, the tiro
plentiful it
Otte lithlWtfoil as hist fp pQrkiiite;itr- , • r i ) ' .9 fn e le l%t ' ujttld •
willbe.
paakmay_patting in a small quantity 1
—,-......
pteada.--Thia will correct the acid and ; Mir The question askeill by a titi - I
bring the impure substance to the top physician was : " How doll - 7''
Agaltata.sa in third process. -_ ' _ 11 ' l ' :S .. itidr' . " tt Why, - I drde'rel ' ' -
t g i
• '' icina for ten t " -; "Yea ; hut one 'WOU dn't '
-Ito .Afteit.--: W Uhl ngton, ist_ a; take it.'}
1izt4....... Young, melt 14nel __ v......-._
. -of 1 -this country, is indeed /Orin ancient dmagiatelebrated max-
NZ and the primary cause oil itakeitu - it was-i
.IZaitter,,tiaSelf." • In naoderosl
Pg ill-.-glit_*Piati ifiliniproviog a lit. tizaesc it , 1s .!iela supplanted ..bz Oki
i . 4 , 1 1 Utitt443orit third 4
or I 4 :, r 14 6 .11 1 4 1 far
score.
:t a r everything i Knot, '
L s.
1)31t, Weinsagie, We1i# 1 74 , 744 I / 4 40
= or
t ir• dipeised . ; Iwciaki. nee I '
„„, tirTbe We celebrated Madame de
.. ~I 9 V 1K4130//Kiel . r c!rii7. 4 o-7: i Ger' Min deteetedieuff takers. Bbe need
.. t o t ,- 7 .,_ _ 1 weal that if 6 , 0 had intended aquffing
.?:. _4lit i r nai r s # #7IL ...... asimiu be tat . ialtlintre taceft the WA° Wat. tit
'• . i tti t ~#)-u P V y: Arb4 A nostaffir, aft , iit - renervitig
.... a „.10!" - ~.. al
, ... • . theliiiraerl r iazioaa“ thaitoraaidhavai
4 •• • ' boon neoesen . y Stt gir0w.0.1%....1
A Disl»ited Qat'Ntioii —An old toper,
after indulging quite freely in his ac
customed beverage, amused himself in
teasing a mettlesome horse. The ani
mal not fancying his thnilarities, sud
denly reared, and the dkciple of Bac
chus found himself sprawling in an ad
jacent tuud puddle. Gathering himself
up as composuilly as his situation would
hu shouted to leis sou who was
standing by : "John, did von see me
kick that 'QM) hOSS " Why no, dad;
the boss picked you!" "Reckon not,
John. Qno or t'other of' us got badly
rw - ift me, John, for I'm Auer'
2E5 - Gilbert Stuart, the. celebrated
portrait painter, once met a lady hp
the str‘set, in Boston, who saluted hide
with—
" Ah, Mr. Stuart, } have jest seen
your tniniature and
_kissed it, because it
was so much Tike you." •
" And did it kiss you lu return r
Why, no !"
Thon," said Stuart, "it was .not
liko me."
an
I ,fte - " Oh, yes, Joe, my father iii old mariner, a regular " Why-I
never knew that.—What service was
he in?'" The whaling service. lie
g04...s cruising rirtiruni all 1 )11,"Ilt, and in
the morning, when he comes home, ho
goes a wiusfing the whole family, from
the old 'omen down, and boxes the
compass around the hired girl's Cat's."
liortnsophisticate4 boy Mamma,
papa is getting very rieh, isn't ho r"
manom: "I don't know ; why,ehild
Unsophisticated boy: "Cause he gices
me so much money. Almost evet7'
morning, alter breakfast, when Sally
. is sweeping the parlor, ho gives nte a
sixpence to go out, and play."--Sally
retvivtal short notice to quit.
yet., Charlie, Jim
mout be an honest nigger, and then
again he moutent, but et' I was a chick
en, and knowed ho was in do yard,'l
tellyou WO, nigger, I'd roost high, I
Would."
Pk ittitetaneet- '
pug Nryi bud rye Losinitiice
Curopitny--L:spitat 1311,484-elfocis in
so ...• „in sq pert o the State. against
.rodstatlyadapte its operatiorm
waste , ; ffutds atopte ilutentraty,
aokjasts its losses.
t .• •• • . key la rewasentat in the Tikntid
of, 3ratiagers 41 It in. llama !ficet.a.Ly.
VW. NteVIYAN. AT-nr.
Coes ant it 11/ KoCissit, liettyksberw.
7 111 , 127 f.lth I. -
• New Firm.
F%MET (I Rod= L CONFPXTIONS.
—The stsderaigned have purehased the Gro
cery Store dr Z. 13. MINNIGH. on the
Northwest corner of the Diamond. fbrmerly
occupied by A. S. Kum. Where they Invite
the attention of atl wbo may wish tirooeries,
Confections, Fruits--Coffee, Tea, Sager. Mo
lasses, Sett, Starch, Sado, *ices of all kinds,
Lemons, Figs, A!evicitels','&e: Also. a fins as
sortment of chewing and smoking Tobias),
Setif', Snuff, Ac. 4VlVoeutry Produce' li
ken to exchange for Goods.
A SON.
September 7, ISft."
SYOUTI NO.—George and , Hoary Witoslta
1 -- 3 will maks House S,Kooting and put up She
same Low, fur cash or country produce. Far
mers and ail others wishing their, boomed,
barns.' 44.. spouted, would du well to give
them a °all. G. . M
U. WA PI t; to
April 18.1853. cf
15A a YARDS of Muslin ust received
"v u from the Eivst ; having been
purchaaed fur CASH, we aro enabled to sell
any quantity of Moslin at lower rates than
can be bought any where in the country.—
Call tmil examine, and let our unusually large
and otle4p Stock of Muslina recommend them
selves. Remember we have nearly 15,000
yards: FAIL ESTOCK BROMERS.
OBEA N PAXTON hare a large Stock
ofGu ShUell and ffalo *eke fur ',adios
sod Gentlemen, of the best quality.
OBKAN & PAXTON have jest reusedC
from ;he city with. and ere now opening
the largest stock of Caps, Boots 45 Shoes /
ever Opened in Gettysbur:, widen!! sel/ingcdr
at serf low prices.
QtlifrS. Colars and Bosoms, wool and cot
ton" Under-Shirts end Drawers, Boilers,
Cravats, Handkerchiefs, .Sitapendere, tint
brellaa and Walking Canes—not to be beat in
quality or price. Call at SAMSON'S:
FLAT Iron Heaters, ChstroO,- Furnaces,
Waffle Irons, &c., for 1014 e 01
cheap at the
Ware Rom of BENIADS% BURBLER.
13431Shweeata and Cap., Carpet Bags,
r7!lte. rn
dratainee lot, and
@tang lipw, to make room, at WILSON'S.
rVgi snallattlet" Brt.lit At
00. IMO* rmerdkle..
OLD Quarter * , • Liner . rips,- and all other
old cold takeu at 101 l vein*, for Crlothing
1
and Motions, -at • SAMSON'S,
ACINACIALII NO FROM iIANOVER.--•
B
Fartnittie bedt•lusAling from Ron
over *AI &up tipply tn
yt~EA:).S BUEHLTta:
00AL Sirres,iiretwtt,, • • , Pokers,
tht etri
Asaillei• ra
t 1%. w. 14.. Er—,
i4t. jt
I Scovi iNf9O .W
AS ' "" . 1 4 41-:1150 i t 4l. l }24tifikek .
CORE AN P l.N.Tfr; have all kinds of Silk,
FEr. Felt mutt Wv-i f”r Men, B 'Pr
;ail
1 - I,AILEAN & .11 the late.ot
Styled of l'iando, Fur, awl ClutlA Cape.
A SPLESIMInit of Mural° Ittibeit,' itatialo,
Gum and e41.1"-Skin OverAhoex,
"nine
van cheap, at B.I.IIPVS,
VEESII LIME to be bad it -
,u . S. POW E
•
j.ADIES, •*isees end Children's Gaiters
4 4 Boum; suskins and `.dippers, of SA kinds
etrylss end plies% at COBEAN & PA.VrOlh";
?VD: Lidice are particularly invised tu onil
- k at C01)1i41j k PAXTOWN, and examine
their "tuck 4 Shoes, (leiters, ,flout" and
Skippers
C OAL !.N.Persons desiring to lay in their
swpply of Coal, will please semi
in thuis orders at nous, as it twi be furnished
cheaper from waxing tben from the Yard.—
ORA in West Middle street.
kiIIEADS .t MIEFILER.
CHEAP DRESS GOODS.—You will find
the handsomest and cheapest Ladies'
Dna. Goads and long Shawls in town at the
stets u 1 . • (MO. ARNOLD & CO.
COOK STOVES l—Pour styles of Cook
Storea—floe Nul)le Cook, Royal Cook,
'William Penn, to.ati die Sea 8:tell—f; r I.‘ ale at
the Ware Itouto of MEADS BUEHLER,
TOBACCO SEUARS. of belt brands, and
at a...t4mishingl 7 low rates these hieh times,
at the Flour, Proorision and Covx•ery Sole of
GILLESPIE k rtOMAS.
COVES —.Every variety of Couk, Parlor,
Slioon and Office Stoves can be seep at
the Ware ROOM of Sheath 1, Buehler, in
West Mid lle street. Our Stoves are all par
charted in Philadelphia, and will be sold
cheaper than they can be bought at rttail in
the oily or elsewhere. Call and see them.
SiIEADS it BUEHLER
T band a Supply of Lumber,
of best quality, Orders for any amount
can be filled. Yard on Washington street,
nest Railroad street,
iiIIEADS 1 BUMMER. •
rIAS BPRNETtS.—A new sod excellent
style of Coal Stoves, for Parlor or Cham
ber use, It is especially intended for cham-
Lem as it consumes the gas, and thus removes
one of the objections to the use of coal.
scuttle of coal will burn fur 1S hours without
"g4l4tin- Can and ate IL
SU RADS ct 1311E111,ER.
FRUITS and Confections, Dios and fresh,
just fruta the city, to be had at
GILLidSPIX & THOMAS'.
Sa r BBIOR article of Black Lead for
Idackernag &omit,, for side by
Oki EADS & BUILILES..
A . 1, 0 3,40E lot of SUMMI4 CLOTIIINO,
selling st very small profits at
OOBBAN & 'PAXTON'S.
PARLOR 4:3o(llC—This Stove is especially
. I =ted to Mali* fioolus and wit! la
ma -itself ea the score of.ecorionty and
eon vealeire, It is very corviargentst, Call
and see it, siickus é BIJEFILRA,
- SLIMES, Carpet Baja, &c., of
best virility, and low atm, at . ':
sAissaisr4. , •
0611611Tiank al n im , •
isag dams 40156 - 1 2 1 - Or 10 " 1 4.Y.
I=oot. of
to7r, ~Cminlin, s , Aft tke sad
ere* o f the vessel werelenea4,', •
45affi ofeitege.—The pe t ekere
yip* eCtetzSateti °"°'
„JO
flu!,
• thitivviNe this fa t
, I"ki net kW/
6 mos per'peisigove NORBSOK'S Lisa'.
'AR 34
- Ofwagal . 10 10
nraall eanalettea.a4t ,I)
DRY .qogiu Apqt, ~GIRPCERIES,
at the stmt.' ou *atb, East
sore* of Ow MddiSad, leissifily NOW the
Jew's 'tides. cute ptielieisei t ety.etyle
and price., Impure of —alack
Saks, Vert' Altme&if, Plat De
mises. Benet, Otteeeteisesi. plain and fe.ney
Jacenets, plain and dotted Swiss
Lawn, Mull, 31ousling, tgue and unbleached'
Shart4sp, Ossalau d g, itled Tialtitiii,Jaquored
dents' aid Bars West—timat Cloth,
Black Caesium es, alley tad
metes, silk and fancy VestinL, Kentucky
Jeans, Tweeds. Deni Cottonades, Farmer's
Drill..evary *tyke Mkt pries. A inn assort
ment of Gloves and ILocary of every style arid
quality.
GrOoetriese.—Brown, Crashed, Granulated,
Pulverised, and Clarified Sugar, D. I W.
Syrup, New Orleans Molasses, Ground Alum
and fine Salta, Dairy do., Gueensware, Glass
ware. Cutlery, Cedar-ware, and every other
article }bond in a well-oonduoted Dry Goods
and Grooery Store
liaviul ;elected their Hock with care, they
are enabled to sell cheap for each, and re
spectfully solioit a stauv► of the public pa
trOmtße
114/r-Ukktris of Country Produce taken al
e 141421145 for itt t i ck.
- H.B.A ISiAil43ll.
Oct. 5, 1857.
Good and Cheap
Fitt 'undersi g ned would inform big Mende
and the puhlio generally, that be con.
tintle s s the eAtt.ttlAGE -MA.KING
NESS, in all its branches, at hie establieb
mem, in Eaq Middle Street, (near the east
end.) Getsynbarg, Pa., where he has on hand.
a first-rate lot of work, and is prepared to put
up to order whatever may ha desired in his
line, visa—.-Rotdraway and Boat-Body
Carriages; Fulling- Top, .Rocl,
at
away & Trotting Buggies, s i ltyi.
Jersey irayons &c.
With good workmen Lid good materials, he
can pledge his work to be of the best quality
-.and his prices are among the lowest.
ilkarßepitiring done station notice, and at
reasonable rates. Country produce taken in
szclanfe fur work. Call !
JACOB TROXEL.
June 15,1857.
To the ()wintry, Good News.
THAVE rented the Foundry for the elm.
4 ing,iyear, and am prepared to make the
different kinds of Castings usually made eta
Foundry. I will keep constantly on hand the
diffsreaskinds of PLOUGiLLS, Puna, Shim,
Cutters, &c.; Pots, Kettles, Pans, Washing
Maohilet, Sic.; stoves and Machinery;
ch es, 1 erandah's and Cetivetery Fencing made
and
All
up with divratoh .
All orders will he attended to prouvptY
but being without capital, and nson be ing
neoesaary to carry on the busiest's, Twill be
nom. ed to sell far oath. but On all country
wiz 5 will be deducted. Suitable
.e irvWter!, vi - deTtverixT as tni maw
of purchasilw Atireinsia
W i AKKN,
, , • .
Gettylporg, June 11-1857.
' Amoy Fura for Ladies.
JOIN FAIR JAA & CO,. (New No.) 818
MA/MST litrset. above .Eighth.
knportene. Manufacturers and
, ilwiria Ladies'. blentlemen anti Children's
i'..kNCY FURS, Whet/male nod ftetaiL J.
& rmald call the attention of Dealers
and the 'public generally to their immense
stock cif r•utay Fars for Lajfilia, Gentlemen,
sad ehlhbrat• their assortment erabraoes
eneyrartiole am: kind of Fuse, Furs, that
ir..l be worn durio!, Season—such as Full
atpos, 11.41: C.tpes. Qua. ter Capes, Tahnas,
Victorioes e Boas /dud. sari Mutfutees, from
the iisseirt limssiam SA* to the F , trest price
Dmiestie Furs.
For Gaotlemen the largest assortment ' l l .
Far Collars, Mores. Chuanglets, Jiir,; being
the direct Importers of all our Furs and
Manufacture hens under our own euper
visPu, we fuelsati we min offer better in
ducements to dealer* and the public general
ly than auy other house, haring an_itamense
assortment to select from and at the 31anuftse.
turers' prle#l; Si ettly (ilk it
• JOHN FAREIRA Is•CO,
No. 8/9 Market street, above Eiypith, P Jahr a
Sept. 21, Igi s 4in
D. NZQCQUaIighY,
TTORNEY AT LAW, (office one door
4PL west of Buehler's drug and book store,
Ohambersbarg street.) Itsrogmar AND SO
LLCITOE. FUR PATENTS AND P4NSIQNS. Bounty
Lend Warrants, Back-pay oupgaried
and alt other claims against the Government
at Washington, D. C also American Claims
in England, Land Warrants located and
sold, or bought, and highest prices
Agents engaged in locating warrants m lowa,
Illinois and other western States. /Air - Apply
to him personally or by letter.
Gettysburg, Nov. 21, 185:1,
Edward E. Buehler,
A TTOlth EY AT LAW, will faithfully and
promptly attend to all bueinessenuustod
to bun. lie speaks the German language.—
Otrwe at the same place, in South Baltimore
street. near Forney's drug store, ttud nearly
opposite Danner Zisgler's store.
iiettysburg.lareh
Wm. B. XeClellan,
4 TTORNit,Y AT LAW.--,Offlce on the
- 4 . L south side of the public square, 2 doors
west of the Sentinel °See.
Gettysburg, August 22, 1853.
J. Xisturrerme Hill, M. D.
HAS his office one
door West of thi
Lutheran ehureh in
Chambersbarg street, and apposite Picking's
bore, where those wishing to have any Den
tal Operation performed are respectfully invi
ted to call. Itsrzarwcsa: Dr. D. llorner,
Rev. C. P. Kruth, D. D., Rev. if. L. Baugher,
1). D., Rev. Priif. M. Jaoubs, Prof M. L.
Stasi er. tGettyiburg, April 11, '53.
Docility Land Claims.
pus undersigned wi attend promptly to
11 the oolleation of claims for Bounty Lands
under the late acts of Congress. Those who
have alread,y received 90 or 80 sores, clan now
receive th e balance by calling ou the subscri
ber and tasking the sedesaary app_licetion.
JOEL B. DANNER.
Gettysburg, Itlaroll 12, 1855, tf
Auctioneering.
NDREW W. FLEXMING, residing in
'• 1 1. Breckinridge street, near James Pierce's,
Gettysburg, oars his services to the public
as a Bals Crier and .4 actiomer. Rh charges
are moderate, and he will on all occasions en
dessor to reqder satiefsation. Ile hopes •ao
reoeivs a share of public patronage.
Asg. 12.385 i.
Retitoval.
A LU. 11.1WER. Watch i Clock Maier,
Xl• has removed his shop to Carlisle street
bell?' Itolots store where he yin
trityflat happy to, attic& to the tails of ours
cmerel. %skint tbr past favors, b. hopes,
.strict attention to bas . u . visa sod dosirn.tet
ease,to:4o and roadie the patronage ot
Gettysbart, May 18,1867.
O, B. Burnett,
laitaio .sersitaiftarg
claiaGasaaaH h Aadsaaa„ Arco-
IttCelt*. NO, Norma Dobai* tied
peritiesot the Blood; also, ea easy sad
tactual mode et lidislios the Reeeedy. 4110-
tashmi try a slain to benefit his selhwirog ki-
Ladies, loom be will emit the &nips Vivo)
Wake Its dosire is. tau aaa 'maim di-
A o 7f 42 wa r 3 .-PretliY 9811.83 C11) : 444 . reetions kr preps*. owl shwewodilly lasing
Prual 7 .. 00 10 741 / 1 :141 . 114 4 ie ildiOine.
hem.
c riktOot. Si Zama
kw i t w
Go BURNWCT.
=aloe Ilei* alien .•1; . Sal larageOWN‘ r: ON/.
' Tirooth
rio?e. Plai4e. he. Also o Air s 4 / 1 111141 1114.416 "
1 11r544 foi Mario Atatiliteler
forget to Iv**.
• ,
, ghb W
aso, h.
..at•Solissert, dldasgar & Proprietor.
Doors open at b o'slock, A, M. — ; reiformiaoo
to 000stoodeiiaiiisedisosly after.
P.Facts OF ADMISSION
Adults. TRI
Children, Nader 12 yesis of age,) Half hid.
GRAND 'COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
TO TUB PUBLIC !
The subscriber, tliankfirl Ihr past favors,
sespe7tfcilly informs the inhabitants of Get
tvsbarg and surroiu3ding (*nary, of the
fool that he hasjust r0a•1704 fast the ANetr.
York Auctions a
SPLENDID STOCK OF GOODS!
which he is determined to sell at astonishing
ly low rates for casa. In return for the liber
al patronage bestowed up on
_ him, he will gite
a Grand Complimentary Benefit, on which oc
casion will be presented
TWO MAGAUFICENT PIECES!
On Wednesday, October 28,
and every day until further notice, will be
presented the very popular Tragedy of
GOOD FITS!
with the fl,llowing unrivalled cast :—Fashion
able Clothing, from the finest to the lowest
priced
. qaalitles, Gentlemen's Furnishing
to great variety. Boots, Shoes, Hata,
Ceps, .be„ to eilit all iamb*.
An intermiasiOn of rep Minutes,_.•
to allow those staking large purchases i t tue
for Lund', &e., &A.
The whole to conclude with M. Satesett's snie
angel lain v. entitled' • -
1 7 442i1ETLIV81 • •
the beauty of which will cause greit excite
ment among the Ladies and Gentlest's'.
0ct,1,36,1837. tf
Splendid Gifts
AT 439 Cussmar sram, Putt.suer.rwzse....
The Original Gift Book Store,--G, G.
Evans wool,' inform his friends end the pub
lic, that he has removed his Star Oif Book
Store and Publishing flottse, to the splendid
store in Brown's Iron Building, 430 Classatta.
Street, two doors below Fifth, where the wir ,
chaser of each book will reoeive one of the,
following gifts, valued *4 from 25 cents to
$lOO. owsusting of Gold Wetehee. Jewelsy,
kc.l
550 Patent English Lever Gold artntru
Watches, $lOO 00"eacb.
550 Patet Anchor do. 50 00 do'
900 Ladies' Gold Watches, 181. 0. 35 00 do
600 Silver Lever Watches, worr. 15 00 do
-500 Parlor Timepieces, ..10.00 do ,
500 Cameo Setikkatr Drops& Pi ns,lo 00 do
500 Ladies' Gold Braoelets, $5 to 12 00 do
580 Gent's Vest ..... 10 00 do
1,000 Gold Lockets. (large size
double case.) 3 00
2,000 Gold Lockets, (small size,) 3 00
1,000 Gold Pencil Cases.with Gold
Pens,
1,000 Extra Gold Pens, with cases
arul•holders 10 50
2,500 Gold Pencils. (Ladies').... 2 50
2,00 Gold Peas with Silv.Pencibi, 2 50
2.500 Ladies' G.:ldPens,With oasts, 1 50
11.500 tiuld_ltinm. (Ladies',) 100 do
2,000 Gent's Ou _2 75 do
2,500 Ladies' Gold Breastpins, 250 do
3,500 Mises' Gold, Breastpins r , • 150 do
8,000 Pocket Knives; .... •.. 75 do
2,000 Sets Gent's Gold &e at Sends, 300 do
2.000 do do Sisereßuttoos,3 00 do I
2,000 Pairs Ladies' Ear Drops,... 250 4o
2,000 Ladies' Ptarl Card Case"... 500 do
1,500 Ladies' Ottinee e let or Mosaic
Pins . „ 500 do
2,500 Ladies' Cabilio - Shawl and •
Ribbon Piny, • 4 • ..•.... . 3SO do
6.000 Fetridgelt nalat rat • 'Mow.
sad Flowers.. rw' . • . 50 do
. gears' new Cittalegisis oonteins al/ the most
P o 9oler books of the day, and the newest pub
limtions, 611 of which will be sold as low as
can be obtained at other stares. A complete
catalogue of books sent free, by application
thrortai eternal!, by addressing G. G. Erase,
439 Chesnut st., Philadelphia.
Agents wanted in every town in the United
Su.tes. These desiring so to ant can obtain
f u ll lb:nimbus by addressing as above.
N. consequence of the money crisis,
and numerous failu-es. the subscriber has
been ~.nabled to purchit‘c from assignees en
immense stock of h00k4,-eenbenoilig every•tte.:
partment of literature, at prices which wilt
enable hive to give 5.500 worth et the elicit*
villa on every $lOOO worth of books sold.
An extra - Wok...with a sift, will be sent to
o nea(l4.lresb , by Es pregs. •
efialr“S6ND TUR I es:sum:T.
Nov-9, 1857. $5
Attention, One & All !
- vow IS THE TIME to have your Pictnre
taken !—S. WEAVER having provided
himself with an entire new and splendid SKY
LIGHT DAGUERREAN ROOM at his resi
dence in West Middle street. opposite Prof !
Jacobs, one square West of Baltimore street,
where be is now prepared to Furnish
AMBROTIPIII AND u•Guisgaisomnts.
in every style of the art, which he will wa"•
rant to give entire satisfistiop,
perience and superior apparatus giveThitii
advantages seldom tuinisbeti 1y Daguerrean
establishments out of tie city. lle has a large
number of specimen/ at his Gallery, in Chem
bersbu rg street, where he will eon ti4iue as here
tofore, which the ptiblic arc requested to call
stud examine. - 1
I".l'"Chargcs front 50 cents to 510. Hours
of operating 'A. M. to 4 P. M. Gold
Lockets, Bresstphni, suitable for miniatures.
always op hand, at the very lowest prices.
73'1 - )hildren will not be taken for less slim
50 cents.
OL7 MBROTYPES taken from one dollir
and upwards. and in the best style.
July 20, 1856. tt
Mc/lea's Liquid Glue,
THE GREAT ADHESIVE.—Most useful
etiele ever invented. fur house, store and
office, surpassing in utility every other glue,
gam, mucilage, paste or cement arm' known.
Always Ready for Application. Adhesive on
Paper, Cloth, Leather, Furaiture, Porcelain,
China, Marble or Glass. For manufacturing
Fancy Articleit, Toys, .ete., it liras no superior,
not only possessing greater strength than any
othea known article, but adheres more quick
ly, leaving no stain whore the parts are join
ed, Serge Faits.
Within the last three years upwards of
1 1,000 bottles of this justly celebrated
LIQUID GLUE have been sold, and the great
convenience witick it has proved in every
cash has deservedly secured. for It a demand
which th• utannfectorer has found it, at times,
difficult to meet ; acknowledged by all who
have need it, that its merits are far above any
similar article QC imitation ever offered to the
publio.
• lii r This GLUE u esiessitosiy eawriterfeiteci
....ebeerve Us Wel "Afeltra's Celebrated liquid
Glue, the Goad ddheriee." neke so other.--
TIVENIT.FIVE CENTS AlllO TTLIV.
Manufbeautecl sad Sold, Whalessle and
Retail, by
WM. C. MARA, Sallower,
No r 907 Oissesituf Si., Philadelphia.
Iliff•Liberal inducements offered to persons
desirous of selling the starve article.
Sept. 28. 1857. ly
NoWN - 116:11 the' Pall pod
ter it A• WhAlk
711..011.111SPEReZ;f' 1 "Nra"MIT TRONA&
rianirt GilptAi t ithdAtaVildtin
et_ALISPEEk IUOMAB respecifiaily
‘4l_ „kr" (190yebrpc and the
pebles geliernfly, that, they hire just return
ed from the city renerti
Gamiguss, PRQVISINS4 nrYl V
BLBS. which they are gzeparefi.to sell as
as the foweat. FLOUR anciPßEValwly's4tr
bond,
said acild.as malt rdilni. -
Stare An Yurk street, onoldoor unfit of Wat
tles' Iroiel.
riettyslnirg, Mtg. L.lffl7. • •
•
U8T12017.3dt9 L groceirer. •
VRAITC rs 7. *ll.,Btrg, tete or tbellrasti
-I: invite Hesisio j at Atibittkown,
HEASHBY'S OI f 9AND POP LIL ST,AINP t
in Hanover, where he will be happy to enter
tain all who may patronize him. His Table
invarppliad With die bIM ihe 'Matter and pc
den twin afford, and his• Bar with the choicest
orliiiciora. His Stabling ire oommodiOns, ami
attended by sairohil Ostlers. Giseisitn ti call.
YOQ will 1:11113 110 . FWANE. OQ, tits
ready and willing to make everybody oom
(unable. [April 27,1837.
Two Daily Lines.
'VITRA ACCOMMODATIOSS.—The on.
1 - 4 de rsigned returns his thinks to the roebtle
for the encouragement heretofore **Legged to
him, and takes pleasure irt announot9g the
has completed thimg•ement . tit"
width TWO DAILY LINES of'
Coaches will run between.Getos. (1 •
burg and Hanover, to connect with the trains'
to nd - from Baltimore, York; Harrisburg,
Philadelphia, Am, Fusions desiring tickets or
information will call on the undersigned, or on,
Cnastss Tars., Ticket Agent, at the . lilagle
&eel, in Chambehsburg, street.
75pecial atitution giren to all packages,
Abc....pr,other business entrukted' to - the undef
sign6d betirveri Gettribirg sad • Hanover;
which will be promptly and carefully &tumid
-04 to.
171'he undersigned . has -also effected St
ranger:lents by which be will be able to supply!
Onechifi*Neges.A 43 .. for Funerals and o.tr
ow;ambions, at moderate chifrges.
• 'NICHOLAS WZAVEIL
Gettysburg, April 13. 1857.
Cabitiet Wu* & Chairs.
rpm PI taidelaigped respectfully inform their
L *lend* and the public, ixkgeneral. that they
ban rnaleiiiced the Cabinet and Chair•rnik ing
bust street. near- Middle,
whertithey will nianutscittre ILI kinds 44 , 4 ,_
of FLIIIIIITURE. ;gob as Llresalag
and CommOn Bureaus. Tables te ra
deiwriptkina, • Bedsteads, Wardrobes.
Stands, and every other article in their line
ALL 14 the rt -warkutenship, and `gnat nia.
teriets, whi' these to ' want/At
their itork. ,Aleo.tevcry variety of CHAIRS.
Cc:irrupt made,at short notice, and in the
,various ttyles.
House Painting and Papering stimuli& to.
and Bono lathe best manner. -
Their prices will be as low *tithe lowee.is
all who may -patronise them will acknowledge.
(o — Lunibet, and euttntl7 Produae. '4kkelA 19
exchange for work. •
' IIbRBP:CA & REILLHV
500 do
Glettystairgy Feb. 23,. MM. ,
white'ag fitroilse i
WHOLESALE DEAL*RS IS" .ei f •
.1100 9 PS, SHOES, CIARR, dc STRAW
GOODS,; Aux), iN
Moleskin, Ftlt,a,l4l Foc i Bits, ,
N. W. Cor. 3ALTISIORt "110WAtiD
Ada fia R. Trizigertr,} • -' ;
Divaid S. Whits, BALTIMORE ; MI),
.lol4a 4. &rap t •
Aug. 3, 18.)7.
Important Discovery.
O,ONSIIIIIPFEIN • end 'ill 'Miasma 'OA.
asid llavot.a.lT . Paaigvalii9P 3 94
V
by =lion which - conveys the Vamoose
to the divides ' in 'the lungs Afißhigh Wire air
patairie. acrd weans in-diem:a .contact;_with
the disease, evui,tral in* the tubercular ,tatter,
allays the cough: causes'a tree and easy or;
C`"tion, heats the longs, purifies the
~ kriimpartrieatiwed vitality t0.44-°enlas
system. givipttliat totes and energy. so indis
pensable Air thi testoration'ofhealth. Yd be
able to state oeuilthAtty disc Comm pit= 44
curable by inhatstiun , is to. me a .sipurtie of
unalloyed pleasure. It in as much under the
control of studies, tysetaneut as any, mbevior
taidable disease ; must Y out of e4erl lfurid
casercen be'eured iii that Int asagoaand fifty
per Mint. bathe oneaud ; bet in ;lie third siege .
It. is impossible to Aare more, than five per
cent , fir the LIMO in suit:Vein bribe dis
ease as to hit defiance to medical skiil.--- 4 ,
Even, however. in the last stages, Inhalation.
affords extraordinary relief to the snlifering
a_uending this fearful scourge. which annually
deotroys ninety-flee thousand persbns la thef
United States alone t and a correct ealcolation
shown:that of the present populetion of thee
earth. eighty Jnilliona are destined to fill the
Consumptive's grsve.
Truly the quiver of death has no arrow so
fatal as Consumption. In all a.• ° es it-ifras
been the great enemy of life, for it Spores
neither age nor sex, but sweeps off aliks the
brave, the beautiful, 'the graceful and the
gifted. By the help of that Supreme Being
from wham cometh every good and,perfect
gilt, I sin enabled to offer to the &Mete* a
perinarient and speedy cure is CSSlSSiptitil%
The first muse of tubercles is from impure
blood, and the immediate effect produced by
their deposition in the lungs is to prevent the
free - admission of air Into•the sir cells. which
causes a weakened vitality through the entire
system. Then surely it is more rational to ex
pect greater good from medicines entering the
cavities of the longs 'than from those iditein
'stored through the stomach I the paficia-tvii;
always find the lungs free and the breathing
easy, after Inhaling remedies. Thus, Inhala
tion is a local remedy, nevertheless it acts
constitutionally, and with more power and
oerteiety than remedies administered UT* e
stomach. To prove the powerful and direct
influence of this mode of administration,
chloroform inhaled will entirely destroy semi
bility in a few minutes, paralysing the entire
nervous system, so that a limb may he am
putated without the slightest pain ; inhaling
the ordinary barring gas will destroy life in a
few hours.
The inhalation of 'ammonia will rouse the
system when fainting or spparently descla-
The odor of many of the medicines is percepti
ble in the skin s few minutes after being fat
haled. and tuay tie immediately detected in
the blood. A convincing proof of the consti
tutional effects of inhalation, is the fact that
sickness is always produced by breathing foul
air—is not this positive evidence that proper
remedies, carefully'prepared and judiciously
administered through the longs should pro
duce the happiest results 3 During eighteen
years' practice. many thousands suffering
[nun diseases of the longs and throat, 411411
been under my care, and I have effected many
renisibible cores, even after the 'sufferers had
bees pronounced in the last stagest,l4Vhich
fully satisfies me that ecosompties is zio
longer a 4•44-dieease.-- iily-tesotmemwof con
seraqptiont is original, and founded on Ong ex
perience *Da a thorough investigation. My
perfect acquaintance. with the nature of tuber
cles,*fie., ambles me to ,distinguish resditri
thiorarietntlbrmsofiffsease thatsimulettititie;
straeption,:iind Spey the:proper reteedleikteri.
ly: being =Wakes 'no to mains)* coast.'. t , %
fatalism** 1,41 aettilMes449.l l !ilit 4e ,4 oilltaliti
tchsfa vir
1 4* *MI lIIIMIIe°PI - * ear *n_,.tfki
mute . eta. the lingo heoseAji . 0 , , a . . .
trait , ts tiimitariga,ths ' IV
• as
hi , L ittrpet * it ims'etrill ` , ....
eiimitandits. to the Millite* eyslbliti , :' "."-) ' ,
Illedelses with:AM 4liiectkamt* not 45 asy
Pa,•at lbs , tlaiteohilkalm• tett , Damsel
patients - C0W0414 0 1 1 0041 %heir Waft 3 . 4 . l '.
letter. But the clinlitagld. be more .gertain ii
the 'admit, Atactukc . pig_ 04* a lr i siLer f ,_' . '
whaid,j;ivetite an tepgortenity to examiner „.
Ititlgir tad elithW *VW preisiribe hill —.
rousse Orthitory - itie the* . the We
efhefire wiellibt seallethiledent Vim
. 1 /anis:46;W, akilxlll4lo Oil •,- I ii ' ,41.
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i I :7 20 30111".11144. .' '.l. :a .p.f.:s
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Will Secure ho Regular v isit of
' liter' '6oViiieit6 11.1 ; '- f( )K
to the .4.l79l4a a nyfirliiiik in the Cour
I'M'lmb ' ll 'ILL 444
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4.6...,41,73 tbulliffib tipelt huappilente.i
prulituble ausullOr. 0044t k Edlirb . . •-"'..
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fur the "Ciat.Pur . .,}l.,:' wh •rt 4. .
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you with all the news 6 0, it.P
maikdis; thd- iii'Krtiages ttivt; this r .
occurring in thv bititnuni 4 , , withAbitiors
seleoctioues of litaratuts, toiletry, imilt
humor, aiad mil tiukt.,ll4ll go,to walr l gjtjay
a first-rite Eaitii . ly -N L ewspaper. AcV
dre.§B the Editor Lind Propriefor, ItWite
Y. *Mitt?. itavll9: :4
. JOB PR I NTING.
storwe aro bettor props red
eve to execute Joo PRINTING, its,
various brandies. With Vitik4;
and' as nmtsuhlty large' Nat:entitle:it:24i
jobbing letter 4.nd• other mateiria*liiit
pubic may rest asstrrett t that fill- neat
nestcand expAtirlalr: diblq work, j,llO
"'eeNrPruat" Othee /' can't
The Laigeqt-CtiOr „
A NI) Furniture E.trit4+l.tuer. In Balttqapre t r
-LA- gATTIIOT'S nA . rtT. wARE,Rmre, ..:
No. L'S _Mirth aly Tireit neiti - raYbii"
wher4 are kept always , on hors, or woUlftl4l
orderi every e . tylonf Foeueh TETEA.T.MPON+
in Mob, flatr,-Clotb.or Brocataile..: •4 Ji. •
irOnoh Full -Stuff . aft 4 . Ved*Pißti..ftrifili
Al4li CliA/14, iziL Bu 4, J,14 ,444145 i
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Brue Wk..
Fr eh rOl Stuff Carr'M ' Fkkg. ll it!
CIL% tS. in - seta, witli Plualivlttint 4 'l9O
13 teile.
90 A 4.lialf PrenoliSptinOlubdoimitaai%
Walti i. Parlor CILAIKS• iu Ilaio: 440 tki tee
Plus 4 . •I ii ~•
I V; ".,11.1.14.4—vgriona chvtugn!,,,
K 1..; loih tw;(UlAimil.. : •
II SpriiigiT.OtlSVF:F.,--.4 large 0161
ei
went' aftkitp+ nn' 14151, or aurpatttrit /IMO;
or 'op+ kl,l with qng to/ to milt*. ' lain
. L. , u
I. SIIICA q DR. C. n. - rdaltlt
Liimbar, Cdal and - Sthittsi!' ,
' • y f:11 . pi n m? ,,-- - -, ~:.,.
iriflioolkt ,
Frnv.i.nn;lergigricfl'i•eaptedlllly ifil
she mdse.-tarot' &LIT/Plum i.e wit/MA)
that Wel kite.. etacrettintoa co-Rarlpet,
and intcn,i °polling ill cti.o., , e- tt"l/11 •
F. 4 R`Bt Aft INA4lingt en 1044 riOtharie
the Eibiltt , [340. *biers thcy- will- l b w 'tapir k,v t ,
}u
ay all who a_y f *rot timui %% Wilt yi ''' l.'
il 'i
will forialsh•every . rartetyof '/,) , ',..11/seel.-Tmer,l
and Lime burner', e 'ee. i 1, nt the lowest piiiii4
ble wh'plesile rui,ci-I.o) , ler,tn,l4.9lifti&
into general use. 1.1f,y 'al-o'ilittiiif neer nos .
a Mt and eedioi4l:aßanifteal6ll,Lkit it \.
Boers' a* the .Itailaya.l si ietakllkiM.,,,gkkik
will keep copitantl le on 1111141 tYeTy TalAa r *
COAL ind WOO CiTt} . Vg4;'-lii4eit
art the -celebrated :NA dhoti :Pearai NM*
Cook. :Royal 44.01: ,aod :it-a Sniefl ui Cli i
Stoves. ' A lso" the ' Chatii, Oapitol.
Pfiiiteri -- 144ititum ant Parlor Coat: Sliiiegip
Air-tight,' Star. Franklin,_ lift, is' . .
Grate, Lady Weilling:on„.. this,
netVnion. it-tight Aire Cyliddef f T io'
Harp coanr) Sawn& "-i :, - : ..‘"; anti
Pers4s wip.lun,;,„„ , ..if eSamine thejr st
please ca ll it thetr"gcore Wske AA .
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