a o.
m 13ch up THE mu.-
j LION.
Mutation is mud» in the address of
.450 Dime-tulle members of Congress who re
commended the rc-nrgnuixnlion of that party,
!!!“ “Compromise made Qhu I'nion, and Com
-, mine fillccn monthsn 0 would hnre sued
E." Ind 111-l hnd the “Crifiendvn Proponitiom”
boon unwed by. the Républimns, civil um
~ tdhld hnve been averted and the Union main-
mined. It. would be rom'pllmenting the" men.
‘ too highly for political honesty to say we excl
pea-d anything mnrc ‘flair or truthful than
‘ “in The cfl'brts made by lending Repnliclnsi
“the country lo amen Xthe nwlul cslumlty o!
, civil war tom 11 pm or qhe history‘ of thir re
bfllion.——Cm¢ummi Gunilla. ‘ ‘
- The uurllnn mndc in the Dcmocéntlc Ady
(Inn was correct and {L Gazette does itself
no "edit. by: denying it. We will introduce‘
' testimony on ihc point, the truth or which can
to! be dispul+d. On the 3rd “January, 1361,
’ on‘ the measure of concili-lio‘n uhich -'hc
himself had introduced,Blcpben A. Douglas
said In the Sc-‘nnlc: ‘
"I hem-re [kin to be a {nit basis of amicable
adfinment. {you o! the Republican side are
not" Willing tolflccept lbii, nor the proposition
ohhe Sennlufllroru Kentucky, (Mr. Uritlvnden)
pny; tell us Ikm you nrb uilhnfi to do 1’ '
“I‘lddreu he inquifyfo Republican! alone.
[W454 "de (ha! in II: 0011:1131?!“ of Thiflnn
a [m tiny; MO,‘ we?” manhhjrom I/u: Saga/i, maln
‘lin ”4005erth Cotton Slum, (Messrs: Tommi»:
mid 0:3?) irrmthi [hat rcuu'imu (a acrep! [hr
yflM', of ”I, rrmmlglr‘ fnrm] from Krulucky,
(.\lr. Print-nil?» my afimll ’JIHII‘IIH"! of (It! ran
hourly, I'] iniqulnl und Jualuimd 1,3, Rrpullllmn
”unborn. * K ‘ ‘-
_ “Hence; 1M tale rupamibllllg/ a/ thing-"mar
k" and (lot only diffrully in llu: tray nfrm anuwblc ad
jujlmlt u I'll/é (In? It'rpuln’iwn party." ’
Hr. Douglnb proclnimcd, in the hearing of
‘ the? fie‘nnte, nhd t 9 the {wt-91.14: of the country,
~ that? thc ‘lolcj Eggponsihility of the disagree
mént, Ind tllé'only dimmnltyin the way of
mi amicable Adjustment; “as with the ILL-tugb
. lit-u pnrty. ;~ 1 \ 7
Not only did} the llcphblicnna refuse to ac
cept. the Criitcmlcn Compromise, but they
, would not roté for the “Border State Compro
mise," “NI-.Douglus’ Fompron‘tise,” "Eh-.Adams’
ACon'tpromisc," or‘ the Peace Conlcdgrnto Re.
‘ port. The énlclta‘oppdlst'd cut-y compromise
Hut—VlM pending before Congress, while the
Inqplm and the great mnss of the Northern
' Dcmocrncy were in [Mar of any of them that
yould are the Union. They 19‘:chth L’nior‘n
lo devotedly thnt. they were 'willina to make
any ucntice ruthor lhxln fiut it i.n jeopflrqy.—-:
Thir opponents hated the Crittenden-Com
firomipc, and rather thmrtnke it, risked the dc
ltructlon of the Union. This is the solemn
truth, which man never be blotted out of na
flonll hlllnryn-Ct'n, qu, ' '
’ CONGRESS NOT SOVEREIGN.
7/ flue Boston li’ost remark; that it may be well
to remind onl-1v"; pretentious abolition mem
-_ be" a! Congres’s that they tire not tho sore.-
, chums of’the ‘COIHllry, hot that sovereignty is
In the iconic. 1 Thad. Stcrenl ’tllikl about or
old Lo'rd North talked in the days of George
tho third; bull lhen the doctrine ofnld England
was out! {-1, thnt Parliament is the sovereign
ty; tint on :01th Parliament is the Constitu
tion. Thad. fiterens, Sumner, Lovequ Ind
tho‘nbolhtlon bet seem to‘nct as though this
- ‘wu the case here. i \ ‘ ' 1 '
I so. under 10“ system, in our Repuhlienn
gove'fnment, these members of Congreai; are
, but agents, who are bound to out according to
the' supreme low ordained by the sovereigns,
.- the people; nndjn reference to this rebellion,
as well as other things, nobody can deny that
i the legnljc’hunictrr of_uu'i( war, on the part of
- the Confederates, infinsurreetion or rebellion
--n rising of Eildivid‘unls nguinst the Govern
‘rnont Lbnt, the" this rebellion i: put down, is
tigers forsooth,lsneh amnnomnions remainder
as a conquest of our own territory? no ill the
rights of foreigii eonq‘uest? When the whisky
’ . rebellion was suppressed, was there a conquest
_ of Pennsylvania? Or was there simply arein- 1
. station ol'nnthority that‘ had be enh»
_ It there now n‘eonqiiest ol "I*.“ _., 1
7" neuee? By the result of the op 51 int c 1
-’ field has the Union acquired nny new rightsl
met the e of'xhis State? Hus Congress
any new cohfrrrcd unfit to legislate for
I” Gotta notl Congrcs} cannot gorn
uep farther ihun its rule of action, the Cohsli
ution, preserihcs. When peace comes, ‘ when
e object for which the wnr poxi'er, a milita
' necessity, Ins invoked, is gained, there the
' old law éomefis in to lake its place, a: the per-
trt anent
,7 Duty and justice requires that those who
, have peen engaged in this rebellion should Sui-3
for its penalties. Tjhe nhtuiPe of the crime and t
, (he Iny and the “that (if the punishment,
i be, provided for in law's made or to be m
5’ pqrsuan: to the Constiiution. T 43 go beyond
s‘: 1‘: to gb into mob Luv!
THE LOUISVILLE JOURNAL.
We conngulnteXsnylthc Providence I‘Fost)
our nltm Republican friends who‘mtronizg the
Louisville Journal from :ympathy for its pérsc
cations It home on account of its sound Union
principles, upon having In opportunity ofread
lag home plain talk in its columns. That pa
per conyludgs Ln trliclg denuncintory oi Aboli
tion emancipntion as follows :'
“In no event will we puhmit to the execu.
tion of projects ; in no érerfl. wjll’will we 34»
ref: on account ol thei} adoption. We will
neither surrender our rights or fornko than
We will .mainuin our [constitutional liberty
‘nt I“ hqzurds, and as u. 'ecessnry step toward:
Ilnt end, we- will maigtnin the Union in a
likglnnnner. ll’mt-rajori‘l/u Comliiuion mit in
am! the Union-a: it (wt! 1 We ask for nothing
more; we will fiubmit’ 0 nothing less. We
jpenk purely ulAmeric n patriots. Let Abo
lition and Socutionism llkc take heed.
“Herd we phat ourselves. lfl Rep-Kim!)
leaders imagine fine)- cnn dislodge us by con
stitutional prujei-ts on paper, let them, if they
V.wi|l,‘try tho fatal eiperi‘wnt. The nation, to
be my, will suffer new trials, Ind nel'l perils,
bntnmitlst the convulsions of these nnneces~
_ ‘ ‘ “xv-inns, one blessing?“ has: will blossom
‘ e forth, The Repubhuu ”my will ceiue to ex
? \ in." it will be iwaflowep up ,uuefly And for
.m. I} will bé buried in the same grave with,
- neeuién." i, ._ : ‘
' ' S The Yenango County Republican
Convcntion has nominated lion.Jolm w.
? Howe, of Cniwl‘ord county, for Coupes.—
f . lime in an outspoken and .ackxfowlgdged
, _ Abolitiomst, and the (no: that. he has re
? beived ghe endowment. of his party in
Vemngo county, shows how‘deeply is is‘
1;“ ‘ gunk, in the' mire of radicalism. The
Franklin Spectator proqounces Lze Coqven
non I "very dolelul afl'air.” E
‘ ‘ -—--—o—-o—,——~— é
#At um meeting held in Gringo,
« New Jersey. on Mondly hat, Rex- 15,45, “c.
Qua-ids, the president 6f Seton Hall Roman
Guthplic College, made an “dress, urging
an ”easily of prodynpt enlistmenta.’ A
resolution paged at the same pleating callg
nm the Wide Aw ’ee (Bepublians) of
1860“) "fall into 1h ranks and sufrport,
their country in the h ofitsgldangor."
@flvtrfimmmtfi.
;
•
l Something New 1
BEAUTIFUL ILLUSTRATED MAP
ION THE PRESERVATION AND CI‘LTI'RE
0!" FRUIT AND ORNQAMENTAL TREES.
OPIES are being piililished, which contnin
C many magnificent 'Enzrnviugs, such us
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‘ Trees, some of the finest specimens that hnve
ever been put on paper. The Fruit Trees are
‘set vith abundant burdens of fruit, similar to
' that whit-H, nnture presents in proper season.
, The trees tire represented us having their roots
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‘ and the Engraving.“ of Trees are bcuutitul and
Egrnnd. It also rnumim it fine Engmring which
,rcprcseuts the innumerable thrend—like roots
lot"- vigorous tree running through and over
i the 1011. The Root Engruiiiig covers tcu
. inches in diameter on paper, and nls‘o forms a
l magnificent engraving, which cannot help but
i prove gratifying to the eyes ofiill who may he- i
hold it. Sueh an engmving has never been ‘
printed on paper before. The enizmvinp,r of
roots not only proves admirable to the sight of
the eye. but is designed to prove ofgreut imr,
i portnnco to all who take an intercstin the citl-j
ltlvntlon of lruits and hon‘ to treat fruit trees'
properlv. _ ‘
A COPY contains Tu'cntyifive differentliiizrnv»
ings of Trees, Friiits, etc., composed
of Bvergrecns, Forest, Apple, Peach,
- Dwnrfl’yrnmid PenrnudCht-rry'l‘rees,
kc. The Fruit Engrnvirigs comprise:
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' rice, f‘ltrrntyts, Grupes,,l’lums, Apri- ‘
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nrti all colored by liniid to represent
on natural fruit. and in'? uccompunit‘d
wiltltiprinted mutter ol firm-t lmpdh!
tuner-,und forms a copy in size 32 by}
40 inches, on map paper, With muslin
. hnrk and face varnished.
A COPY. with its numerous engravings, will
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c admirable ornament tor the. wall of the J
parlor, and will richly Beautiry nny
apartment with horticultural mutter ‘
ofinuch iinportrtnec and fhncv.’ These 1
copies are pnhlished‘nt u very heavy,
. expense.Twenty-fivedollurehuveheen
pnid,to n‘s’cientilic artist for forming
the p‘lutes of single engnivings of
;, tiers, roots.;et_c.
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, 5 - parlance and great value. It will tell
’ how in mm all kinds of Fruit Tree!
to render them very vigorous and pro- 1
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It Iwill tell how to 'prcpnrc the' soil 3
' without inconvenient-e lit-Eyre planting
the trees in; to strengthen trees much i
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uess of abundant craps,‘even in unfa
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, so into prove successful, with source
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~ ’ and plant Dwarf l’enr Trees. lt con
tains the most Bllt'ccfisfllh treatments
. for the culture of’tlie 'l’l m. It will
' tell ,how to tritin and cultivate the
Grape. ’ i
A COPY n'ill teal how to cultivate 'nnd trent
’ Strawberries, Put-punts, Raspberries; ,
~ Blackberries. Cooseherries, letc. i .
A COPY will tell how to treat Peach trees. to.
restore their roots tienltlrymom the
-. disastrous effects of worm insects. It
will tell how to mnke use of un- tippiis: i
~ cation over the soil surrounding thci
.‘ tree to proLect the Peach nud‘uthen
tenderJi-uits from the effects of being
I winter-killed in Cm bud. The some
-- Application also restores Peach net-. 4,
from taking the yellows. The npplii
cation hes the beneficial effects to
present the foliage oftlte trees lienltliyi.
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’ the productiveness of luscious fruits!
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expensive. All have sufficient mil-l
‘ trrials on their plantations. i
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Fruits with little or no sugar. It will;
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' t to attain to tlic‘higliest fluvor. ', ‘-
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i . for thr- wuli‘as will be iidmired liy nilj
‘ lovers ofurt,tlriui n from nature’s pro-‘-
diit'ts. ,1 ‘
. These copies are published by : _ ‘
. - H. F. 3|. PETERS, 3
. Near Rendersville, .-\d:ttns‘ro., Pu.
m'l‘he .\luu is finished with Rollers findi
‘ Vi ill be forwarded by Express to any pluce OT-zi
-dcred, (inlet-vim. at necessary uniount. , .
.néyrl’rice 52 per copy. .\rlrre." 11. 1“. 3L,
PKTHHS, Nursery, Floriidule 1’.,0.,-uenr Beu-;
.dersville, Adm'us $29., l’a.' . ' 5
July 21,1862. [XOV.EI,'62. ly] ; j
The Old and Reliable. '-
EW SPRING GOODS. .
N SMALL PROFITS & QUICK SALES.—
J. L. SCHICK‘i
would respectfully any to the citizens of Get
tysburg and vicinity. that he is now receiving
at his store A splendid - '
- STUCK 0F SPRING;GOODS. -
The stock conflisls in port of Font-y nnd
Staple DRY GOODS, of every description.
SlldiS, A
. _MUZMImQUE, i- , , r~ ‘ ,
_ GUAIJJES; ‘ V,
DELAINPS, 1
‘ BUMBAZTNES, ‘
ALI'ACCAS, ~ . '
LAWNS,
, , \ CALJCOES,
of n‘l qualities and rhoieeet styles, w iph mil
be sold It I’lllf‘ES KO DEFY COMPETITION
r‘iinxisnixo 60098 W‘ .
of all kinds, including Silk, Linen and Cotton ‘
Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Stockings, &(‘. -
‘- Also, a splendid Assortment of RIBBONS,
Laces and Rilgings, “fit-line and ansols.—
.\ly Mknf \\'"le G ODS \vil-i be found full
and complete, nitd customers may rely upon
‘nlvmys getting good goods at the loviest possi—
ble prices. i
Gentlemen will find it tp-tlieir advantage to
call and examine my stock of
CLUTIIS,
- . CASSUIERES rind . .
‘\’ESTINGS, ?
of all qualities and choicest styles. ‘ ‘
April 21, “362” - » J. L. semen.
-... ..t . ___-_____ ~~4~—- T...
zsi
Vinegar—Vinegar.
HEmndersigned hits Commenced'tho mann-
T fucture ofVincgnr, on Washington street.
A few doors north of West Middle street, Get
tyglmrg. He has been mnnnfncturing this Vinc
gnr fur ncnlly one year, Md it Inna given general
satisfaction. The superiority of this Vinegar
over nil other manufactured Vinegar, consists
in it being made entirely of grain, no acid of
any kind being usedl its compasition, ind
free from everything imu‘rious. h in nrong,
mg! at the same tTme pleasant to the usu,nnd
has all the preservative qnnlifies found in pure
Cider Vinegar.~ Be is prepared to wholelile
this Vinegar in any quantity. Call Ind exam
ina for yourselves. 4 ADAM DIEILL.
Certificate.
E, the undersigdej, hereby certify chin
we lnu'e used in our fmn'rhes, f 0: ".11-
ous purposes, the Vinegar manufactured and
sold by Ann: l)lznl.,and find it to be all that
he repn-lcnu it to be. We have fairly tasted
it nnd believe it. to be superior in every respect.
to amy‘other mvmulnctnrcd Vinegar we have
ever used, and would recommend it to all
persons. '
. Wm, Boyer 8301:. Gettysburg,
Jacob Norberk & 00., 4‘
’ Uodori ll Gillyfluic, “
thu Clmmberlln, Franklin mp ,
Levi Pfizer, _ “ ‘
A. F. Gm, Oxford. ‘
May 12, 1862' u! ‘ .
QTEI’ into NcILHENY’Sand I've the immense
k quantity of HATS 9nd CAPS that he has
iua‘ received. Coats nothing to look:~
USLINS M low rites, Jro 6 cent: up,
M can b 6 had at lhe'ghcap ...1“: ‘ ~ :
“ [AHNESTOFK BROS;
PR 32’E33MNAL BIKES,
Wm. B. McClellan, g
ATTORNEY AT LAW.—-oflic‘eiu We“ lid
dle street, ono'doot won at the new
Court House. ‘
Geuyuburg; Xov. H, 1859. - ,
Wm. A; Duncan, - -
ATTORNEY AT LAW.—Ofllco in the North
west coiner “cum Square, Gdtynbnrg,
Pa. ~ } [oa. 3, 1359. a
A. J. Cover,
"OREBY AT LAW, will promptly attend
A to Collections and all other business en
trusted to him. Offiqe between Fullneuoch'
and Dunner & Ziegler. Stores, Baltimore street,
Gentyaburg, Pa. 1 .[Sept. 5, 1859.
Edward‘B. Buehler,
”05:an AT MW, will fdithfiiny and
A promptly attend ‘to all business entrusted
to him. He speak: qho German hugnnge.:—;
Offite at the Mme place, in South Baltimore
strum, new Forney’aidrug storg, and nearly
oppv‘osite Dunner & Ziegler's store. _‘
Gettysburg, March 20.
_4_,A, __w . _, L..—___.“ .__._.—._.‘__
_ D. McConaughy,
'TTORNEY AT LAW, (olfice one door west
A of Bnehler'g drug uni] book storefihnm
bershurg: street,) Angolan um Soucn-on you
PAfilx'L-a Ayn Pxxsidxa. Bounty Land War
rants, chk-pay sdsipcndcd Claims, And all
61h :- claims ngninsfij‘lhe Govérnment M. Wnsh
ingfgon, I). (1.; nlsoArqericunCluimn in Rnglnnd.
Land Warinntslocnttd nndfioldmrhonght‘nnd
higheatpflces giveni Agents engage(} in lo
caui’hg wnrrnuts in flown, llliuoil nnd ‘othcr
western Stale} WAN"): to him pirsunally
nr hy lcnér. » L ti“ M” “
Gyetlysbnrg, Nov. 41, 's3'.
__H-¢.— A , i' . -.,-—.-, -7? ..-
1 J.--C.j Neely, ‘
hmnxm AT 1.1. x w, will am-ml to mnoc-
A‘t fionsf mu] M 1 other hueinrss inn-mun! to
hsi V-‘nre )vith prnmppnpss. (”five in the S. [-2.
car or of Qhe Dinmmlfii, (formerly occupied by
Will R. .\l (‘lellnm Kim}
Gfiznyabfirg, April 11, 1839. I!
_l__‘ _fi‘v 7 ? . ___ __.,..'_._
‘ i J. ¥awrenpo*Hlll,_M. D.
AS [1 5 office on
I ! dooqi {vest offixt‘?‘ “E‘Tupr,
Luz loran rchurch in ,
Uhaknberslfurg street, and opposite Picking’s
stage, where those wishing to have any ngnl
Ont-ration ‘mrformed nrc resncctfully invited‘to
cnll. er;fisxcss: Drs. Hornet, Rev. C. P.
Kranth, D.|D., Rev. I]. L. Bnughcr, D. D., Rev.
Prof. M. J cphs, Prof. M. L. Stwver. -
Gem-shim, Ami] $l, '53.r‘7
—:-—~ ~——f—v ——— ___.,- -- -—~——-—~~——~~—
113527113 ‘ County
. UTU. L FIRE INSURANCECOMPANY.—
M lncol‘pomtcd )lnrch 18, 1851.
l ‘ f‘ , ot‘)‘icshs.
I’ uMMQ—l—George‘ ‘wope. ~
cc President—S. l . Russell. , .
S crelaryé—D. A. lln ~hlcr. ‘
T}ea§urerli—DBV'id hl’Crenry. _
Eiequn‘ue!CumnuHu—j-Robert .\lcCurdy, Jacob
Kin}, Andrew lleintielmnn. _
J ariagcraF—George Swope, i). A. BnehierJn
coijing, IA. lleimze’imnn. R. .\l‘Cnrdv. Tho:
A. Marshall, S. Fnhnestock, Wm. B. McClellan
Wml B. Wilson, MI. Ricki-merger, Abdiel l“.Gitt
John Wolford. H. .\. Kicking, A bci'l‘. Wright
John Ilorner, R. G. .\chlQnl-y. S. R. Russell. D
M'Cfenry, ‘Andrew Pollley, John Picking, J. R
der h. _ f l‘ .
afg‘l'l‘hii 'Compnny is (limited in its open
iioul! to the county of Adams. It. hns been in
sncciegsi'ul Eoperntinn for more than six years
and in thntj period has [mid all losses and .
penscsyilltput din/‘zjmmmur, having also it in
s'nrplus onunital in‘- the Trensury._ The C
p-my emplo'vq no Agents—all business being
done by thé‘ Managers}, whom-c annually elnct.
ed by the Stockhoidol-s. Any personglesiring
,nn Trnsurmice can nylplyto nny of the above
named Mmlnzers for further information.
WThelßxecutiveit‘ommittee rm“: nt the
office of the Company on the last Wednesday
in evvry month, at 2, P. 11.:
Sept. 27,118.38. l
l 31:11! at Work! ~
oxcmmmxa .\xn mincxsxurw‘vb
3—The undersigned respectfully in arms
his friendsmnd the phhlic‘tlmt he continues
the Conchmnking nndl lllucksmiihing business
in evei-y branch M. his" establishment in 01mm
lyrshurg sweet. “‘2‘: hns on hnnd and \v'll
mnnuinctur‘etonrdervilrkinds ofCARRIAGEg,
BUGGIES, 'SLEIGIIS,‘I Spring Wagons, $16., of
the best material nndlmade' by superior work
meu. try-lflsmfiuxc; 11nd Rtncicsm'rmxo of
all kinds done at. réaaonnhle rates, promptly
and to the fintisfnetion oi éusmmors.
01:40::an 1 Pnonrcx ltnkeu in exchange for
war at mnh’ket prices. ,
i ', Persons desiring nrticlcs or work in the
003%hinnkihg or lllnuksxnithiug line, are re
spc; fuliy hinted to an" on _ ,
‘ . JOHN L. IIOLTZWOI‘.TEI.-
quttysburrg, Jan. ‘24-, ’59.
___—..‘: - 1,, - ~..-—*
1 Somgflflng New
N bETT YSBITRG.—L'I‘hc undl-rsignod informs
the citiquns of the 3mm :mli County. that he
has commenced the BAKING businmd, on n
largfi scnloflin York street. Gettysburg, nearly
opposive‘WMtlos’s Hotclfixhere he will try to
dcsen‘c, ind hopes to kcccivq‘n liberal patron
nge. 11R HD. ROLLS, CAKES, CR. UKERS,
PIgTZELS, &c., 310., hnked every mi}, (Sun
dn. lexé'epted.) :11} of the lwstfllinlity, and sold
at tht- 1““ living profiN. Crau-ker‘baking in
all in; hmfiqhes ii inrgdiy carried on, nnd orders
to am- nmmint, from this and mljoiniug coun
ties, Euppliad at. the qlmrttst notice. Having
'crectod u lar‘ge and compmdinua bake-house and
secured the: host workman and the most up.
proved machinery, he is prepared to do a
heuvj' busihiuss.
{ ‘
July 25, “359.)
VALENTINE SAUPEE
A: Mathiot & Sofi's
OFA AND FURNITIIRE-WARERUOMS,Nos.
.25 and 27 N. Gay “street, Baltimore, (ncnr
: ettc st.,) extending from (iny to FFeilorick
st‘P—lh‘e largest establishment oflhe kind in the
Union. Aiwnys on hand It large assortment of
HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNITURE, em
bracing Bun-sins, Bedstrnds, \\'nshslnnds,Wnrd
robes, Multrqsses of ”oak, Cotton and Unit:
Spring Beds, ’Sofus. 'l‘ete—c-chlcs, Arm Gllflifi,
Rocking Chairs, Etagcres, Marble Tables, Seb
lcrs, llecbptibn and Uphohwred Clmirs, "AS
SORTED CUILORS UFCUTTAGK FURNITURE,
Wood Chdirs, Office Chairs,, llnrhcr Chairs,
Cribs and Oriidles, Hug Pun-ks, llnll Furniture,
Gilt :ind \\'nlnnt Frame Looking Glasses, Side
boards, Extension Tables, of every length. 1
Persons disposed to purchase are invited to
call and gift our stock on exnminntion; which ‘
for vnrlecy and quality of workmanship is not ‘
equalled by any establishment in the country. .
. i A. Humor & SON,
1 Nos. ”gull 27 N. Gny strqet. , 1
An} . 8. 1860. y j 1
Bastress 8: ‘ Peters
AY the highest cash price: for all kinds of
GRAIN, ‘ ‘ __ '
FLOUR, ,
‘ SEEDS, £43.,
“the Brick Warehouse in New Oxford. , ‘
. Constanltg on hand A large mflfient of
“ROGER! ,at whulcanle and retail—also,
LUMBER, COAL, GUANO, PLASTEB, kc.
April as, 1862. wt ‘
‘ Notice. ‘ . A
E desire all potions indofited to us to
call did make 'aetglumem, having made
a change in our mlnuei ofidqing businew.
Och 28, 1861. ,‘ FAHNESTOCK BRO'S.
_ 1 'Queensware. §
1" you inn! anything in the QUEENS WARE
I line‘cullm A SCOTT & SON’Q, whereyon
wull find the h‘estfnucnlment in town. ‘
luck 24, use. ’
_l _ _.: _-_ A, “”4. _. _ A ___—....“ _ V
oussrtcs, Tickings'» Checks, Flannel:
D Em, cixgup It Fnhnesmks’. We Elva also
I MUSLIN branded VII-h our'own name, to
which we invite especial attention, 15 it excel!
h, far? my ‘o‘ver offered in this ninke'. for tha
price. ;
-.. Wwfi.____._.
ARGE PHOTOGRAPHS made fr"- small
pictures at grufly‘ reduced rates, A: the
‘ celsior SkyJi M Gallery. ,
‘ RQNKS nudfiiupetifiuku char at 3 ' g
, PICKING'S. '
“- -—--—""——-———‘—fi——i ' —-~ *—
LY NETS—a superior asscrlmcut—mt.
‘ ‘ ‘ i x-xcxmg's.
Laneastet no‘ok Bindery.
EDRQE WIANT,
G 1300 K FINDER
AID luxx tool lurncrrln,
= ; LANCASTER, PA.
Plain and Ornfidmlakfliudiu, of every de
scription; executedtlu Lho man Inbshnfid nd
approieq nylu. '
» ‘ nmncu.
I. W. Brown, Esq., Flnners Bunk of Lane-M.
W. L. Peiper, lsq..§Lnncuter County Bunk
Sum"! Shock, But, Columbia Bunk.
Samuel Wagner-{Emu York Bub.
William Wagner, Esq.. York County Bank.
‘l'. D. Canon, Esq.,lßan of Gettysburg.
Peter larfin, Esq., Pro yof Luncnner 00., P...
Geo. O. Hawthorn, Esq, Register ~ “ “
Geo. Wlxitson, Esq)” Recorder “ “
”14115.15“. 1 -
. The Gréat Discovery
F 1783 AGE.+lnflnmman and Chronic
1 Rheumatism dim be cured by using H. L.
NILLER‘S CELEBRATE!) RHEUMATIC MlX
.‘l‘UliE. Many prominent citizens of this, and
rum adjoining conhliea, have teqiified to its
[great ntility. Its ‘ucceas in. Rheumatic affec
tions, hm been' hislherto unparalleled by 3113'
specific, iqlmdncetl‘ to the public. Price 50
cents p'er—bqttle. Ror sale by nll dmggists and
Eton-chem“. Prep‘m-éd only by H. LJHLLER,
Wholehale and Retail Drugglst, East Berl‘n,
.Adamd county, Pn..§dealer inbrugs, Chemicn a,
,Oils, Vpl‘niah, Spirits, Paints, [lye-Imm, bot
‘tled Oils, Essence's sud Tinctures, Window
3 Glass, fl’erfbmery, [Patent Medicines. to" kc.
l WA. D. Iluehller is the Agent in Gettys
l burg {fir “ H. L. Miller's Celebrated Tlheumntic
Mixture." » : [June 3, IBM. t!
Chanie of Time.
E'n'l‘Ysm'm: RAILROAD—On and-after
‘ \\{eduo’sdnjg fiixly s’; ITH, the _llorning
"l‘ru'in Will lmve Gefltyuhurgm 7.15 A. 31.. with
passengers tnr nll tire connections, 'Norgh and
South, on the Km llern Central Railwsy. and
return .abuut ,1 Pl M. The aflernuqn Train
will lt-q'u'r; Gettysburg at 3, P. 31.; but
lmswngcm by this Tram can go nb farther than
Hanover the s:\lne{‘p\¢~ning. Returning will
reach (LL-Ltysburg nlwut 5.15 P. 31., with passen
gt-rs frqm Harris); rg, Philadelphia, kc. By
ibis arr‘nngement uni-sons from, the country.
near thé line of thei'llmlromi, hn‘ring business
‘to trunenc‘t in Gettysburg, cni take the noon
Train up and have dearly two hours in Gettys
burg, n+l rut-[uh infihe Afternoon Train. =
L ‘ in. .\IcCURDY, President.
May 12,1862. , 1 -‘ A .
_fim A , ....T.___.___,_‘__:T___._.__
. A Reagkdy Market.
§ ,BUSHELS GRAIN WANT
100L000 Ell—We have taken the
house )a‘tely occnp id by Klincfclter, Bollilmer
k (30., with a deter innfion to pay the highest,
market. prices fox-all kinds of Grain. You will
find us supplied “ ih- |'LAS'I:ER, GK'.\.\'O at
all kinds’,’(HLUCß,R ES, Wholesale am] Retail.
LUMBER, com. a a “-ng othernrtic‘lc— in our
‘line of hncincss. s d a: the lowi-st possible
rates for Gash. CM and exnlnin'e our stock and
prices befurg purrlqsing clsenhore.
; DIEIID, BIKINKERLIOFF 81 CD.
April 91, 1861. qr g - _ \
—— A—rVP—.—T—w——--——-:-—-
Pure Catawbi. &l Isabella Wme.
{\NUFACT‘UR D KHZ BURKHOLDER &
M WILSHN, llfi-INDI-IRSVILLE, ADAMS
(.'UU‘VTY', I’.\.—“'elnrc’fh’appy to announce to
the citizdns of Admskounty that we have
commenclad the mnnhmcfinrc of Pure'Wine from
the (lrapd,—‘and that‘t We are now prepared to
some exteht, m supu‘ly the lrndo—qux‘mtities of
it having already lvnnd its \\'ny‘mto the nmrket.
This Wind is pun: mid has stood the test bf the
best Judges. l‘vrsohs wishirlg a pure article;
(um nqw hasnpplicd at home Without the risk
of heing iplpnswl up’nn hy nnirnpnre article.
firl‘or Rule hy IA. lL’lll’mfln and E. H.
.hxxum, rcnyslmrg, and E. llesauawfl’eters
hum. Yor Springs,§l’u. ‘3 -
Jan. 6, 1E18152. . l' -
~ _ ‘ . ..,[m 7-. .-...r __._
ban ger 1n Delay.
11”? undersigned :requmts us to say that he
fl will be much (full-Jed to each and all 10f
those who‘ know thdJrim-lvm to he indebted to
him, {-ilheruhy NuleJ Bonk Acrount, or ntlwr
win-{if thoy will m'nke inlhlmll-Ue payment.
To (IL-lay doing in. \\lill cmnlu‘l him to the dis
ngrceahle {necessilyiot mill-cling lhmugh A
proper uni-er. E. in m'rs SAMSUN’.
mfi‘l’ersand indebted can will either at the
Store, N. F}. corner f)! thg Diamond, or on A.
J. (luvcr. Esq.V 11.11:. ist., Ge’ttyaburg.
Feb. 17, law. I .
__‘m- _ fl ”..-,--___—
; Flll6 lrquuOl‘S. ' \_
G. CARI; Jinafixuldml to~his flrocnrynnll
I I . Notion Stare; a dqmrtim-nl fur ”resale
of Liquors, and having laid in a large m‘nl line
nsmrtmenfi In! inviléfi the ntflntinn of bu‘yera
(lwreto. It omlxm BRANDIES, WINES,
GINS, \\'nls‘xms, ~c., of din'mni kinds and
prices, some among ‘llc best to he had in the
cities. 1H liis mottoiis, “ quick sales and sum”
profils," helwill sell cheap. very dump, fur the
cnsh. To he ronvinl'e I, it is oulyneccssnry to
give him your pap-mince. ‘ ,
Gettys‘burg,Jul_vl 1861. _
7-.., 1.. - -.. . ,-.... _.- _._._
To linisabled Soldiers“ ‘
mun}: gum .\r myES.'A.\'l> wmmvs,
OR OTHER ll IRS OF THOSE WHO
HAVE DIED UR BE N KILLED IN THE SHR-
VlCE.—Gn.qs. C. To urn, Attorney for ‘Glx’iim
ants, Bounty Land. film I’efis‘ion Agont, Wash
ington Cityw D. C.—llvnsiuns procured ior Sol-.-
dicrs, Senmén and Marines of thc'present wnr,
who nre disuiled‘hy lieaJmn of‘wpunds received
or disease ééntmctcd‘ while ill serviceand Pen
sions, Bounty Money‘ and‘Arrears of PM ob
tained far widows orlo’lher llt‘ll“! of those who
have died or‘been killml'while in service.
lioiintflizind proclirm! for services in any of
the other ways. ICUAS. C.‘ TUCKER,
: l \\'}islilngllon, D. C.,
J. C. Nzlnr, Agcnll, Gettysburg. 1 '
Nov. 18,1561. f x - ~.
r— , ‘ l ‘ » ~--; ——-—‘-——
‘ Jiohn W. Tipton, ;
- Asmux‘wxm Miami, Harm-east mr
- nor of the Dimfiond, (noxl. door to Me,
‘ lan's lloiel,) (lellysbrurg, .Pn., whére he
can at all times be found ready to attend to all
_biisinesa in his line. lilo Inns also excellent M
sistance and will tailgate satisfaction. Gin
him t call. 9. [O.OO. 3; :880.
.. . ...—___ .4..._,._. _ : -
- Hanover Branch Railroad.’
{STE}! ARRANGQMENTS.—Pnuenger
Trains rnn asgfoHows: ..‘
‘ Leave Hanover at 9:30 A: IL, ind 12:30 P. I.
Leave Junction M. 11:30 A. 1., and [:4O P. n.
The 9:30 A.‘ I. train' makes connqction a; the
Junction for the North and South. The 12:30
train mnkeh gonna-non for the South onlyfl
Through Tickets mic issued 10 Philmlelphil,
Columbia, Harrisburg, William-port, Reading,
Bultimore, York, Wriightsv‘lle, and all princi
pal way poihts on ma line ol‘lheNorlhex-n (fien
tul Railway. , _
‘ D. E. TRONE, Ticket Agent.
Jan. 29, 1302” ' ';‘. ‘
1 Albums. .
EW and exquisifely benntiml atylen‘ of
Album for “(Dune dc Vinita" Photo
graphs, just ieceired ‘,and for sale at. price! to
puil the fillies; TjYSON BROTHERS,
quk 3L. opposite the Bunk. Getty-burg,Pn.
March 10, 18412. I: _.
___“- ~ ‘ AM —.—-
L. scapcx 1m . splendid m of Fouhrd
: Silks, wry cheap—B7} to 62} cent- per
y» - ’ ‘
G. CARR has jfisilrecelred u very he
. assortment of; Gent'l Cotton Ho“.—
Oome and examine them. ‘ '
COW UNA DES, andin uriety of Pull Stul,
cheap, at 'V A. SCOTT flows.
W~~~ "4. ~A>—-—4- f‘ »_-—_—.-_ -—.————§
. YSON BRO TREES. no mnking their prom
iulh pictpreu tg pficesvto unit its flaws.
HBRKLLAS of ever variety at
l l - 1 -’; Prcxmcg
HE atteniion of fl‘ze‘ Ladies is rupectfnuy
invitedjo l Int-fie and splendid Snort
ment or Lndies' fine id Boots. Lasting Gui
tars; Gum Oqersbaes, ta, just feceived at
‘ (m. 28. 1 } 1:. F. McILUENY’S.
onmufi'u GOOfiS.—The fine-t assort-
M ment 1' Maurnihg Good: over ofl'ered,‘
can now be been nnd bought at lower prices
thtn theyha‘vc ever bdeu Idld befOre. Call u
once nuho sign of the Bed Front. ‘
April 21. ‘; maxemocx nnos.
~ _ _,__¥.-fl_ , J ._._ __
LL that of STRAW 60008,. embncing
Men’s Ind Boy-5351.5, Niuu’ and Chil
ren's Huts, Shaker lléods, Am, la, M ‘
April 21. 1 , 4R. F. .\ICILHENY'S.
Highly Imfiortant ,
O PURCHASERS U_' DRY GOODS.
The best place to buy :youl: Dry Good. is
AT A. scon- zgsos‘s,
appetite the Bugle Hotel, fljnmbeésléurg itreet.
We Price, Fnir Den ing. an \‘e in;
It the LOWEST PRICE. a?!)
We hue jun returned from Philadelphia.
ud Bulumore, and In no ' opening nihr‘e
nod Mctive usortmgn; oz
. ' SPHINGJGOEODSV'
to which we invite Lhupecihl attention of the
Lidia Ind Genuemen of my“: and country.—
We will no! pnrticnlnrize, bat invite All to cull,
cumin and judge for theniselves.
We take thin method of returning our thanks
for the libernl patronage thin; fnr extended to
m, and would say it abnll he our consu‘yl en
denvor to merit n cominunm of the same, by
strict nuention to busiue ‘, with 8 decks to
plenu, by ulling the pnui .‘., beat, nd most
good: {or the lens money. i L
, A. FOOT? & 8 N.
April 14. 1362. _ .
. New F—u-E l
ROCKRIES,~PROVISIO ‘X, FRUITS, 03-
q’ FECTIONB, No]! NS, 30.
he undersigned have gon into pnnn rship
in the Grocerftmd Proviaiq business, : the
old stand of W. Glllcspip. i York twee; one
door salt of Will‘l lHotcl, uphnrg, when
they will constantly; keep mi hand for Ive, a
genenl inlet, of 340 d: in in line, Vll”
COFFEES, . " '
SUG’ARS,
10M3333. ,
- rYILUPS‘, S
.‘ A 1
' E «f If}! SAL‘
' Bus, 7 'i' = .
, -suom.m-: s, l i
sums‘ ; ll
' F] 'H, I 4, '
. ' ' l Porhoss,
‘ , , 'nmss, be:
BLOUR } N F E E
i With any qunntilx of z ' .
*coxrscnuxs,‘ . 1 ; i
‘ Htérrs, !, ;
‘ i i * NUT NS, kc...“
They expect. also to dual urn-51y in U
‘ OIL and (TUAI’. Oil. 'AMl’Sa—ipgomis ngn
article of the forum and a fine ass rune
[be lutter.‘ ‘ V
’* Havingzenlnagedt e Storefind Ware Rvinma,
they-fire prepared hi keep n’lnyge adwk, all of
which will be dispos}d of in, he lovfcsl inn-w.
They'ofler such bnrnnins as ll :6 nevrr Ibeh-lo
fure been had it: this place. i ‘~
Give up «pm. No effort page! 1}) ‘ple‘me.
‘ GEO. A.’:CUI)URI, ‘
' JOSEPH is. GILLESPIE;
April 28, 1862.. I 2
, _ Hf,”
Ready-made Glothmg. ;
u EUROS ARNOLD 1; ~; ‘ i ‘
l G HM now (in ham; mucfl the inn-List rock
iof Ready-made Clotlining he gs saver had, con
i aisting of, i _ ; , g L
‘ COATS. all sizeP, -, i J ‘
PANTMMUXSJM ‘ ; : ' ;
\‘Esrs,do.; 1 it? 1
DUSTHRS, 1 {I I.
SHIRTS.‘ i ‘ ‘
‘ mat“ 'nS. ‘ .
8; ms,
' . ‘ 5 1103 mm" kc.
Our Copts, Pnnla anti Vesls‘iun from u nicciie
to up anchor, both as to size,firice and (Infilitj.
[lf we cannot pleasegyou in garmfilj’fimnly
,mnde, lir.‘ W. I‘. Kill who is in c neflion
I with the e‘stablishmepiill once tukegour
[measure and make you a uni ip short nahicc.
Gin; us i call. ' [April 28. 1862. 3m
I ___ -_ _ , y __._L.__
l h
Coal! (308.1! ICoal. ‘~
qHEAns-k murmur-2r: are $1“ propnrdd m
su iinOAL, afsnpcridf uulit in an
stunts; desired. T‘erma, Gag}: I}, 3'
, (‘opsOncl (‘omeAlH ‘ ‘ - .
narThcy also request “also in ohm
them to cull and pay up. nsifunds re :1
needed. Who will b; the firi‘to cull? ‘
opnn‘ from 'I m 7. .r ‘ .
‘ Feb. 24, 1862. '
i Townsley Ahead. _
TIE‘UE und‘i-rsigncd respr-cttillly inTrm
public that he onntinnM the (3.\ UN
.\L\KL\'(‘r.\~.\fD REPAH‘JXG lphs'mu-‘n :m a
different forms, rheniwr lh'm‘ imy nhnp i
county“ All‘work “‘nrrumorflto give sati.
tion to customers. Country; ralluce take
exubqnge for work at mnrkel pi-icea.
| .\. .\l TUWNSLE
Gett3‘shurg,3nne 24, 1861. -‘ ‘ ‘
, . .
‘ ' ‘_‘ TheeUmo ,”
RCH STREET, ABOVE man,
A . . RPHILA ,Prld'lHA, P
{*PTOX s. NEWCMIHIL Pfiln-nm'rmz.
WTM: Howl. is, central Conn-niem
Passenger Cars to all parts’f the city,
adapted in eve'ry particular with: comfbrt
warm; of the business public.
WTm-msfifjo per day. i
Sept. 23,1861. 1y '
v~r———»~——-~ ~ ——~——l—.T—
Great Attrarihon
T SCHIC,K’S.-—l \h'n‘t- jgst opened :lhe
A most complete nssorlm‘ ut of SI’RiNG
',(HMDS ever received in this glue. - In “#ll5l
',q‘mliiy nnd p'ricpthey cannot g[e snr =se L—
l\\'ithont stonping to particul rize, l or unto
Inll, come‘and see. L. SC _IICK. }
April 14, IBM. ..L
Come the alrl. ' l
ND‘ DilN'Tl-‘ORGETTOV l'i‘ PLEASANT
{A INDGE'NURSEBII-lh'n ersons’ wishing
[to Plant Trees will ET the st kin thoiground
l remarkably fine, and iii-ml at rctlurcx pribea.
The‘Apple numbers 100‘variptics, embracing
all the flrorm sons. 1
i N. B. es the index honrd'nenr Flam Thule"
Post office. ' T. E. vodk'k suxs,‘
Sept. 2, 1861. i J; ;l’roprirlorl.
__H_U.._:.,V__ we ---,. 1-. q .A. .--1-
.Lost and F 0 nd!g ~
HE "goods timesfind plen of money "hrel
found in the pnrchasin of Goods 2 nt'
.\MSON’S, at his greatly rrEuced [nicest—i
Purchasers who would take a mnlnge on_ isi
chance ofeconomy in s'ecnring ”arguing COME I
AT ONCE, AND SAVE uuxmg A. [he sen.
son has somewhat advanced, vi» will sell what‘
of Winter Clothing wc-hnve on hand at prifies
to satisfy the most economical buyers. Tflkrl ‘
nu SPO! for times like they. The acnrcity‘of,
money it thus made up, by buying so m '-h
:henpaz. [Gen-{sharp Feb. 17, 1862?
‘ Piano grumng. J
nor. BOWER, of mammary-,1: Pmcli .1;
P Piano Tuner, informs his. rlend: And thgj
musical public in general, the: he gives liis
time, not otherwise oc‘oupied,‘ o Tuning and
Repairing Pinon. at; moderate prices. {ln
pqomises entire'utisfnction, or no’pay. Orders
received At this oifice'. ‘ ‘. [SepL 16; 1861., _
~‘ Frames. 1 . i
ILDED FRAMES —TYSGN BROTHERS
havejusl receive: from? iladelphinn d
now other m’the pub! the l rgest and In?“
neaortmen‘ of .Gilded Frame. ier brought a
Geunburgmt uconishinglylow prices. Pleuo
call Mid enmine them. Excq ior Sky-Jig t
Gdlery, York street, ottposite t 2 Bank. Ge -
lylburg, PL. 3 [Nn‘ ch 10, 1862.1
“ cane d 9 Imm " s
HOTOGBAPHS l—We hnnuust introduced
1 Iplendid maxim columu'in our Gallerg
Bad no new prepared to furnish the new aty
“ Cam d 6 Vista" Photogniphsr—fourlafor P
doll-r. TYSON snows , ‘
Excelsior Sky-light Gullnry,yGettysburg. I
larch‘ 10, 1861. 1
The gpot! l ' ..
AISON is mill in New York‘ making pm:-
ch-u to keep {all ‘and inorgase the stack
of bin Glowing and Vsriely ‘ tore, on tbs
Northeuz corner of the Diamond, Gettysburg,
when sale: are made at astonishingly low
prices. Bnylng for cash, he uh sell low for
gush—lower nun ever and no {hi-take. Call
in at the Store, and ADA! Bdulnnnn will wait
on you with the greatcs; of plcfisurc, showing
you Clothing, Boots, Shoes, &c', of every klull
9nd price. . [s.9o- 2, 131:1. j
LL colon of Zephyi’ Worsu?’ nnd Shetl‘anfl
. Wool can be had at. {‘SCXIICK’S. .’
ALICOES, u good ll eve ',u from 6; lb
12} cu. per yard, on ballast at. SCIImK’fi.
o'r'rou GLOVKS, for Men bud Boys. m
be bid 'chelp It ' SCHICK'S.
’YOéING Ilen'l FIJI} Itylel go! But]: an;
, 20 went. ' or th 2: us‘un price!
it ‘ ‘9' ' I;2e IPIZF. 41LUENY’S. ,
11. S l ‘
Town Property _'
’l‘ PRIVATE SALE—The undersigned or-
A fer) at White Sula the Property") which
e now resides, situate in Ens: Middle ureet,
Gettysburg, adjoining S. R. Tipton on the we“
and Mrs. McElroy on the east, Wllil nn ' '
alley in‘ the rear. THE [HOUSE is
two-story Frame, \\'enthcrboardod, with
Back-building; I. well of water. with a pump in
it, n the door; and n variety of fruit, such as
npples, pearl, peaches, apricots, cherries,- and
grainy.“ the man choice. _
ZACHARIAU MYERS.
Nov. 12. 1860. :1 ~
Something N
HEnnderaigned res ectfui- ,z , ‘
(E ly informs ‘the rfsidents W 1
o_ et’tyaburgnnd vicinity,thnx erg-\r .'p-J"%
he has opened a WATCH AND JEWELRY
STORE, in the worn immediately in the rear of
Mr. J. L. Schick’s Store, and fronting ‘tha
Square, where he intends keeping an assort
ment of WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER ind
SILVER' PLATED WARE, SI’ECTAULES,
CLOCKS, km. kc. A l
Having been connected - with a first-class
Watch and Jewelry Store in llaltimure, ifor
seveml years past, he is prepared to banish
every article in the line, at the lowest c ty
prices, and all purchases will be guuentied as
represented. ‘ i '
From a long experience in Watch-rewiring, ‘
especially offine Watches. hcis prepared to do ‘
All klpds of Watch-work promptly in the best
manner, and guaranty the performhnce ofiti
He will keep niways on huhd a large usu‘rfl‘
ment ofSI’ECTACLES,nud S «::-m
Lucie Glasses; nnd haying myuch A i _
experience in adapting them, to the sigh ii:
prepared to fit all who need them. ’
‘HAIR JEWELRY made to order in the 1’) st
style, and a great variety of patterns on ha (1.
lEWELBY npnired in the nentest mnnel'.
‘ ’ ' JOSEPH xiEVAN
Gettysb‘trg, Dec. 23, 1861. if , i
. Cannon &.,Adair’s
3w MARBLE wunxa, nnrher of Haiti-
N more and Rust Middle streets.dire(:tly (Ip
posite the new Cuurt House} Gnttyshurg ——
liming recently arrived from Philadelphia, d
feeling {silly mmpewnt to execute all work in
the finest style of the Art. we would re per'tl‘ l
ly invite'the attention of the pllhlir wishing lt9
procure enything in uurliue, to i'nvor us x'vit n'
cull and examine Splimmlilh‘ of our work.- '6
El
, kc.
)AL‘
oml
‘t of
nro [in-pared to furnish MUNUMEX'I‘S. TH.“
.\NI) lIEADST‘UNES, .\HRBLH fiA'NTLP
SLABS for Cnhiuct-nnikers, and all other \\'
appertaining to our l)lHillQSS,_flt the luwcalpi
sihle prices. We do not hcyituze m gimmnl
that our work shall he put. up in u mnnner sxl
stuntinl and fnswfiil‘ equal to the best to
seen in the cities, where’evcly improvemi
which experience has mum-sled is availed I
and cspeciully do we gmrunlec that qur f‘e
lcry and vap Yard work shall be so curefu
set as not to -he :llrecterl h - frost, but slmll ml
min fur _vcmzs that Dl'ec'lneh‘vol'position gl‘
at the' completion of‘u jul), and so necessary
continued grm-cfulucss and symn elry:
~ Nonzs, 1859.. (if ~
f New Goods.“
EORGE ARNOLD . ' '
G Hus jus: received frpm Philmlelphj
lgu'go flock of ,
CLU‘THS‘, CASSIMERES
hlnck, plain and fun-3': Silk Warp, Frel
Clmhs, for Summer Imus Con-rs, (a hennti
nrti(-le,)Twr Eds, lmlhu Cloths. Jeans, Drillin
Merino Cassixneres. Velvet Cords, Gnmbroq
and Vestjngs, all very hnndsome.‘ in tho nhal
Emu-k of Gouds Ihcm ure many new will be;
tif'u! shin. . ~ ,
- Alsu nilzlrgo stack of CA RPETS, TRUN S,
(.‘AHI'E'I‘ BAGS, gum Dunwslu-s. ' ‘ L
Also nl; "«tock ofREADY-R'ADECLOI I:
..so nlzu‘ges. .\ or . run. .
INC, ofdur own manmmturing, in grant varie
ty. “’ll smog, prices and chbflp. Cu.“ and See Is.
Mr. W.‘ T. King is in connection with 11111::
cstxxbfishmcnt us usunl‘to cut. and make 11‘
Cloflliug‘iu slldrt'onlcr.,
April‘Zß, 1:362. 3m ‘ .
H‘ m
m-h
_ flivc
Removal.--Tin Ware.
UH undersigned hns,romm‘odt hi- Tinni
establishment noun-r th'e Dimpnnd.
Clmmlwwhlng: slr'ect, ntljwiu'ln: A.- D. Blu-
Ibr's Drug Store—l I'll-y comm] lucutiun.
continues [0 nmuuluclurr. and keeps must.“
I" on lmnll. L-wry Variety of
TIN-WARE,
Mu-
AGE
H: NS
Ihe
ur-
~ , PRESSED AND .
.’ _ ' JAI‘ANI‘ID WARE,
and will always be read}; lg do llEl‘éllll
. ROHHXG and S‘I‘UI'TIXG
also done" hr [the hwt manner. Prim-E mod
ate, and no kkl‘or! spvlrod‘ to rt‘ndfir [ull an:
fillifln. The public”: continua-1! patronage
solicited. ' lA. P. BAPGIIER
Gettysburg, April 7. mm.
Howard AsSociatlbn, .
HILALDELPIHAr— Fur the Rulii‘f 01 h?
P Sickjnnxl l)iz~|ru:s¢~ul_, uflliLleol with Vi u
lcul and phronic Diambfi", and «my-vi-iully ur
‘he Cure pf Diseases? of l'hl' Sejsunl Organs.
mzmcw. ADVICE given g‘nuis, by the A :-
ifig Surgeon. ,
.VALUABLE REPORTS on Spormflorrha‘p
ur Seminal Weakness, and "the; Din-uses Lo!
the Sexull ()rgups, find on “the NEW REHE—
DIES emp)oycd in Ihe hispv’nsary. sénl. to [l'lo
nfllict‘ed in~sculcd loner envelop”, free ‘of
charge. Tm) or three Smm’pa forpns'mgc will
be acccptuhle. '
Address, Dr. J. SKILHN "(WGITTKLN'I A t.-
ing Surgcbn, Howard .\sswiation, No. 2 So, kl:
Nllllh Street, Philadi'lpbia, Pa. .
June 16,1862. 1y _ '
flllli
mu]
OWM a slmntcaa,mhj,
c§‘ d" flaunmna, or you
BRONgmAL amatmhxjeh mizht {>9
57,-“; checked wuh’ggbnpum‘p
-00 .edy. if W.m m.»
"that” serio'J-Sly- Few “gm ‘3‘
thaimpa-taawcqfctoppfitga nag/1w
gligldflaldin Rafi-scum; that
which imthc W would yield to
amildramdy, ifmtattqfiedto,‘woon
attadw flu lung-a. " '
W’sflmdn’alfltachm
Ithasbeasprwedthatthzyauthgbwt
article bqforc the pufliofir ,
gum, @mntlzifla, m 2,
,g’atanh,tJuHachngcaughm,¢an—
gurgliian,andmmuuf¢dimqf
the MLMWW
mm Speaker: and Bmm,'
unllfimithanqfi'eatualfarolw-bxgaxd
Wham ‘
wwng-istsmmh
Mine, at 25 omtspér box.
S‘A. D. Bcznut, Agent, Gelylburg
ch. 30, 186]. 6m
Cheap; Groceries.
FRESH arrival of Grocer!" 12v reduced
pricerlendid SUGABS at 8, 9 and .10
cents per ‘panqd—ben COFFEE at 22 cents.
and other filings in proportion. Cd! sad we
and Judge [or yourself. . '
May 5, '62. FAKNESTOCK BBO'S.
HE undersigned, being the nu Eh orized penal!
u: make rcmqvuh into Ever Green Come.
tcry, hopel lb“ web as contemplfle the removal
of the remain: of deceued relatives or friends
will avail‘themlelvel of this season oftheyelr to
have it done. Removals made with promptneu‘
—ternn low, and no efl‘on Spare?! {0 plane. . ‘
3, PETER THOHN. 1
Inch 12, ’6O. Keeper of the Cemetery. 1
.‘ YSON BROTHERS have constantly on hand
r a large assortment of plain and fancy
cases, gilded frames, gold and‘pluted lqcke“.
breastpins, km. kc., which they are selling l 9
utonisbingly low prices. ‘
A3IBI'—HAMS [_A Inrge_ lot of prime
H "alumina! received and for sale chow,“
Jlme 9, 1862. 00901:! & GILLESPIE s.
OMETHING new 1...; new style‘of Wins.
S KEY—an Article pronoqnced "bug! to
bell"--cln be had gu. H. G. CAfl'S.
June 2,1882. , ' .
Imm; mrocmrné for :1, who 'sx'.
Celsior Sky-light Gallery, York mm.
apposite 1h; Bnnk. ' ‘
DOMESTICS, Prints, Ginghnm‘s. Brilliants,
ha, a: ' »’ ‘&.'S(J_DTI‘&SON'S.
Ilemovab.
wn‘soxvs “
Mountain Herb Pills.
WE give a. perfect likeness of Tuner), a
chief ofa tri‘w oftho ltnnga Aztec Nn
tion, thnt once ruled Mexico. You will find a
run nrconnt of him and his peoplelnonr Pamph
lets and Almanacs—to be had gratis, from the
Agents !or these Pills.
The inventor and mannfnctnrer of “ Judaon's
Mountain Herb Pills,” has spent the greater
part of his life in traveling, having virited
nenrly every country in the world. He spent
over six year] among the Indinnl of tbe‘Bocky
Mountains And of Mexico, end it true than that
the “Mouxnix His: Pitts " were discovered.
A very interesting account of his Idventurea
We". you will find in our Aimee an
Pamphlet. ‘
n ‘B‘ an eiublishéd rm, um uu 41mm
arise iron:
”PURE BLOOD!
The blood is the life! and when u: foreign
or nnheglthy malls! gets mixed with (I, it is M
onco distributed toéevery organ of the body!-
Every ncrfl- feels Ills poison, and all the Vital
organs quickly cnfiipluin. The stomach will
not digestthe feod’perl‘wtly. Thorn-er ceases
to secrete a sufficiency of bile..-'l‘he action of
the heart is Weaken'ed, And so Ithe circulation
is feeble. * The lung’s become clogged with the
poisonous matter; hence. a cough—and all from
a slight impurity nttho fountain-hand of life—
the Blood! As ifyou had ghrown some earth,
for instance, in a pure spring, from _which run
a tiny rivulet, in I few minutes tho whole
course or the stream becomes disturbed and
discolor-oils As quiokly does impuré blood fly
in every purt, and lenve'ils sling behind. All
the passages become obstructedmnd '\lnleas llm
obstruction is removed, the lmnhof lire soon
dies out. " . ‘
'! These pills not‘only purify the blood, but
regenerate all (he secretions of the body; they
ure, therefore, unrivalled M a
cum FUR muons DISHXSES,'.
Liver Complaint, Sick Headache, to. This
Anti-11mm" Medicine expel: from the blood the
hidden seeds of disease, and renders all the'
. fluid: and lecretionn pure and fluent, clearing”
and resuscit‘nting the vital nrgnns.
I Pleasant indeed, it is to us, thut we are nMo
ito plnce within your. reach, a medicine like the
“ Mountain Herb i’iils,’,' that will pus directly
Ito the nlllicted parts, Ihrongh the blood and <
fluids of Ihe~bbdy, and cause the sanen-r to
brighten with the flush o'fhenuty and henlth. '
Judm'l l’dl- are llur Brut Ready in Elia/me: [or
I (In- fullwvrfngf (‘umpluirill : . >
I « Bowel Complaints, 1 'HemlnehCl.‘
{ Coughs, _ ludigestiun, .
Colds. influenza,
, Chest D‘isenses, lullzunnmtiém”
(lastivem-éa, lnn'u‘rrl Wenk'news,
; quy-puin‘, ‘ ' . Liver Compluimx,
i Dinr hu-u, - Lowness ol‘v Spirits,
v Drowsy, . Piles, '- _
llehility, * Stone and Gravel, ‘
Fewer uml .\qu, F Set under! Symp-
Felnule (‘mnplninlm toms.
. (mun FEMALE MEDICINE 1
Females Mm \‘nluc hculth, should no'wr be
without. these I’illi. They purity .tlw hluml,
remove obstructiunq of all kinds, cleanse the
skm of all pimples nml 'hlutches, nml‘bring Hm
rich color of health to rhc pulc chm-K.
WThe l’lnn‘ts und‘llv-rbs ofmh‘ich tho-m
Pills are madq, «cm (li-covered in :Lyory sur~
prising wuy "mung thq Tcznuuns, a' tribe n!
Aborigincés in .\lrxicn.‘ Get the Alnnumr ug‘
our Agent, nml Vyfiu will rem] with «lolliglnl llm
wry' intercqihg nccuunt it routuiuls or the
“Great Medicine” oftlu- .\xtex-s. ' -
Onsxnvm—The “.\lmlnluin Herb mills" are
put up In A Bountiful 'Wrnppcr. «Each but
contains 40 pills. und Retail at '25 dents per
box. ‘ .\u gmuinc have :Iln: signature of B. L.
JUIISUX'k 00., on oat-h hox. ‘ ’
n. L. mason a: 00.,
_ SOLE I‘IKUI'RIETUR'S, '
No. 60 human:- Snmy'r, .\ziu Yunx.
A'gmts \mntml ulwus~Addn~ss mt nhmc.
my”. G. (hum, .\gmt lur Gettysburg.
July “:0, mm. iyeuw x v
4 , fixxxw {mm
1 . ' HE uM\m}§ Rofizg”;
msW
DURING lhc pus: jmr \\c llal’c introdurml ,
to the notice of the mc’dicnl pral‘esv-iun
of His couniry the l'iyrn (‘ryalallznl ('lvlnn'u'x tr
I'Eolrqum‘m, us I 'nmmln' FOIL mmrm,
l‘lS.\l ; mulJ‘xmlng rel-hil'ml from mnn‘y sourt'fl,
bulh from physlchns‘nl‘lho lliflhl‘itl‘llflndlllg
and from [mm-nu, lhé MUST FLA‘TTEIHXI} .
TESTHIHNIALS UFIITS'IEHAL VJALL'E in .
the lrcnmu-nt of this [ininful and obslismll- «lih
war. “'4‘ hrt- intlurvd l 0 IS’rcsénl it. In the puhlic
in a farm 111-lAIN PUB l.\l\lF.l)l.\ F 2 ESE,
which we hope will mgmnrml list-l ‘lo tlmsu
“ ho are sum-ring \riLll this ulllirlinu c ‘mplnint,
and lo Hit-(medical) pnu‘lilinner wholl may I‘H-l
disposed to test. the po‘m'r: of tllisgl'vnluu‘hlo
remmly. ‘ l' .
Euxm pnnm‘L.\.\Hxl~:,in mé'lol-m "have
spoken of. has rem-ml)“ lucl-n ntnulgh‘rly‘ ex
”,wrimnlcd map. in [he l'l-I.\‘NSl’.l.\'_.\ $1 .\_lll.)S
-~l’ll‘.\L, and with MARKEDSUCGESS (:u‘will
nppmr from the published nccounla in the
quellignl journals.) . ‘
W". in carefully int np rcmly I‘Pr lmmw’
disu- usofivith full directiom, nml Cl 11 be oh
minrd from ull the dragging at 75 Lents per
bottle, and m. wholemlo 9f '1 l /
BULLOCK k CRENSHA‘W,
Druggists nnzlflnnufactifying Cljeriiislsl, '
July 1, 1361. 1y , \ Philflglpifil
Fresh) Rental-cements. :
TREVQTIIENING 0U". POSITIPN.—We
S are constantly adding new supplipl In our
ulrcn'dy large ambfushionnble stock or.
HATS, (231's, 3901‘s Ax» SHOES.‘
. We have every "qu otSprinmed Summr
Huts, which in qmliLy and price cannot mum
please. 80)". and MLn't [lnto nndlj Cup] of
ever" description, and uf‘lhe law-Ht; In. par
doc; of '
BOOTS, _ , .
SHOES, - ‘ 4
o GMTERS, in, it,
was never mare com'plete. Ladies, (idntlcmm
und Children can be accommodated with any.
flung in this line," we are better reputed
now to give fits Mn! grater bargain: Jun ever
before. If you want tax-gains. good fits nnd
fashionable goods, Call M. the sign «Mlle BIG
BOOT, in Chambenburg street. . L , ,
JOHN CUM'.| '4
ALEX. COBBAN.
June 9, 1862
New Goods; -
P 111231 Goans i—cuown'aoons l .1
FAHNP'ETUCR nmmmns
have just received end no now openings large
end 'ehoice nuorlment of? SPRING GOODS, to
which they invite the n‘tenlion of the public.
Having been purchased with care at reduced
prices. we are prepared to give our mammal.
bnmim. Our stock ha: been lnrgely incremd
by the eddilion ofn choice variety of the Ines:
styles of LADIES’ DRESS GOODS, material
for MENS’ WEAR. CARPETING, QUEENS
WARE, KILLINERY GOODS, tc., comprising
A complete newrtment of everything urn-ll]
yanked. —Cnil early md select bargain! for _
yourselves. FAIINESTOCK BRO’S. '
April 7,1862.
New Tailoring
STABLISHMEXT.--GEO. F. ECKENRODE,
FASIIIUNABLE TAILOR.
adopt: this method of informing his friendslnd
the public enernlly, that he has opened I
Tailoring egublishment in Baltimore strut,
Gettysburg, (late Post Office,) nenr the Dl5.
mond.where he is prepared to do all work In
his line In the best manner, and to the W“:
{fiction of customers. [He employs nonoqbu
first glass hands, and receiving
THE nsmuxs mmvanY,‘ , ’
he can warrant filshionnble (its and no“ and
”nbstuntial lewing. Ho 8.51:: a slum of m.
” public's putmnnge, premium; to span Io,“-
fort to deserve it. His charge: will 31"”: he
‘fonnd as moderate ts the timn will sllow. .
‘ Cutting and Re airing done at the “may
ll~notice. {Gettysbprm April 7, {Baum}
(_________>_—————-——-———«————o+-—l—rol~
E ARPETS, CARPETS.—-A mum; m‘. a
[C Carpeting-good and chug—jun crud
in; the New Store of M. PANGL B.