il
WW @mml.
The Anderson Troop.
‘, them C-vnlry me mwe
Inaiblcfigbt u wareeaboro'. Md nufl’ered
Vet} Bull. The} were dnwu into on em-
M. Ind the tvo Majors, Marten
Ind Word, tore fined, 39 aka Sergeant
XII-bat, Alcnodcr Duke, F. Herring, A
W. Rodrick, cad A. W. Chen The"
I. dime mm a yet given. Who clue
"tuned, :ud who wounded, we hive not
,0! burned. Great interest is felt here, u.
- about twenty 'or thirty young men from
, thbm ind county were in the hoop:
"Captl IRWIN, o! the firm of Irwin
8 Tyler, has bcrn ducted Presfden‘ 6f the
Western Maryland Railroad, and General
‘Buperintendcnt of the Band for tho ensu
lng mt. His son, P. Henry Irvin, has
been 'gppointcd Assiuunt ‘ Superintendent.
’Tho’mud 35110303 ‘0 good businefi, and n
corp. 6f engigégrs will soon survey the
yonte from Union Budge ,mwards lingers
-3013, with 1 vietjtn'its extension.
? ————-—v~—v~' -v—""—‘- ’
'9! the President of the United Staten.
i ' r 4 PMCLAMATION.
mum-,1 0n the 22d day of Septem
ber in they” oLour Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty two, a proclamation
was issued by tho President 01 the United
Stung, containing, among other things, the
following, to wit: “That on the first day or
January, in the‘ycnr of our Lord. 1863,
f‘ all won: held as slaves within any State
_'_ or fiignategfl part of a State, the people
. thereof shall then be in rebellion against
the United States, shill be then, thence-
forward and forever free; and the Excee
tive Government. of the United States. in
- aludifig the military nnd‘nnvnl authority
theme will recognize and mninmin the
(made of such persons, and will do no
set or acts to repress such persons or any
Q of them, in nny‘efl'oristhcy may make {or
~ their actual freedom. ;
That the Executive will, on the first day
of January aforesaid, by proclgmation, des
ignsto the States or parts of bums, ifnny,
. in which the People thereof, respectively,
shall then be In rebellion against the Uni
tad States; and the hint that any State, or
the ple thereof, shall on that day be, in
7/ x(::m)<l’?':iith”represented in the Congress 91
the United Stems by members chosen
{hereto at. elections wherein a majority of
the—Qualified voters of such State: shall
. hnvaparticipatcd, “shall, in the absence dl’
Among countervailing testimony, be deemed
conclusive evidence that such State, and
the people thereof, are not then-“m rebellion
against the United States.” e g
{flow} therefore, I, Abraham Lincoln,
I’residentof thQ'United‘States, by virtue
of the power in 'me vested ”Commander
ln-Chief of the Army and. Navy of the
United States, in time of actual and armed
rebelliofigfinst the authority and govern
ment of the United Stotes,'and as a fit. and
Meiemary war measure for suppressing said
rebellion, do, on this first day of January,
in the .year of our Lord, one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-three, and in accordance
with my purpose so to do, publicly pro
claimed‘for the full period of one hundred
days, from the day first. abovejmeutioncd,
order and designate as the States and parts
of States wherein the people thereof 3153
spectively are this day in rebellion against
the United States, the following, to wit; -
Arkansas, Tera/s, Louisiana, (except the
parishes of St. Bernard, Plaqucmincs, J cf.
ferson, St. John, St. Charles, St. James,
Ascension, Assumption, Terre Bounefi
Lni'ourche, St. Marie, St. Martin and Or
leans, including,' the city of New Orleans,)
Mississippi, Alabama, Florida, Georgia,
South Laroliua, North Carolina and Vir
iinia, (except the fortyeight counties
designated as Wat Virginia, and also the
counties of Berkeley, AccomaclNorthnmp
ton,3‘Elizabeth City, York, Princess Ann,
and Norfolk, includingjhe cities of Norfolk
and Portsmouth) and which excepted parts
are for the present left precisely as if this
proclamation were not issued.
And by virtue of the power and for the
purpose aforesaid, I do order and declare
that all persons held as slaves within said
designated States and parts of States, are
and henceforward shall be free; and that
the Executive Government of the United
States, including the military and naval
authorities thereof, will recognize and
maintain the freedom of said persons.
And I hereby enjoin upon the people so
declared to be free to abstain from all vio
lence, unless in necessary self-defence; and
I recommend to them that,in all cases when
nllo'wed,‘they labor laithfully thr‘rcasonable
wages. ‘ _ _, ' '
.And I further di
cc 3‘
that such persons, of suitable eo'udition, will
be {ebeivcd into the nzmcd service of the
United Mates m garrison forts, positions,
statiomgand other places, and to man ves
sels of all sorts in said service.
And npon this act, sincerely believed to
be an act of justice, warrantei by the Con
stitution. upon military necessity, I invoke
the considerate judgment of mankind, and
the gracious favor of Almighty God.
In testimony wherpof I have here-into
set mydmme and caused the seal of the
United States to he aflixed.
Done at the city of Washingtdn, this
' fim day of January, in-the year
of our Lord, one thousand eight
[L 3.] hundred and sixty-three, and of
, the Independgnce of the United
States, the eighty-seventh.
ABRAHAM lecom.
By the President: .
‘ \Yimux H. SE WARD. Scc'y of State
@lng
Medical Card.
OCTORS O'NEAL B'. SWOPE have asso
p elated themselves for the PRACTICE OF
IEDICIXE in Gettysburg and its Ticiuily.-
(mice in \Vills' Building, opposite the Bunk.
Night. calls will, for the present, be made at the
residence of Dr. Swope, in East York street.
Dec. 22, 1862. 3m
~ Gettysburg
HOUSE AND CLASSiCJNSTITUTE...
The next Sesx‘ron win commence on NON
Ar, me 61): of JANUARY, 1863.
For paniculnrs addresl
va.‘W.\!. McELWEE. Principal.
mas MARY WEI-TY, Aasismm. ‘
Doc. 22, 1862. 1d
Notice.
A'm ARISE MILLEE’S ESTATE—Letters
« nesmnunmry on the estate of Catharinel
I kt. lam of Conowngo township, Adnmsj
county, deceasedghsving been granted to the
undenignedrresiding in lhgmme {dwnshm be
My gives notice to all persons indebted to
“M «an to make immediate pnyment, nnd
[bola Invingclnims against the same to present:
;- flan pupil! Authenticawd (or aculement. 1
‘ K - JOSEPH KLUXK. W. *
i . MI, 1852. Q
. ._ v. ‘ -
-» The Grant Discovery , »
P THE AGE—inflammatory and Chronic
Rhcummm can be cured by using H. L.
M LLER'S CELEBRATED RHEUMATIC MIX
TURE. Many prominent citizen: of this, und
the adjoining coumica. have testified 30 in
great utility. Its success in Rhenmuic affecm
“0119,1130 been hitherto unparalleled by nnyi
apcmfic, lnlrnvlnceli to the [lllbil(‘. Prior.- Sui
cents pr'r bottle. Far sale by all druggidmmh
stnrckcepcrs. Prepared only by U. L. MHLERH
Whoicanle and Retail Drugmal, East Berlin,’
Admm county, Pu” dealer in Drum, Chemicals“
Oils, Varnish, Spirits, I’aiuls, ibe-sluffia, hot-i
tied (his, Enema-9 and Tinctures, ii lflIiOW"
(Hm-s, Perfumery, Putcnl Medicines, ac ,ha. i
”A. D. Buchirr in the Agentin (leLtya-t
burg for “ H. L. Miller’s Clix-Maud Itin-unmtic
Mixture." [June 3, lam. tf i
RGF. BOWER, of Littles'town, a Prai‘timl
P Piano Tuner, informs his frieurls and the
musical public in general, that he gives his
time, not otherwise occupiad, to tuning and
Repairing Piimos. at. moderate prices. Ho
promxses entire snfisfiwfion, ornopny. Order.
recaimd at this office. [Sch 16, 1861.
‘ INTER '.\R%E.\lENTS.—Passenger
Trains run’ as ovgs:
Leave Hanover at 9:30 A. 11., and 12:30 P. u.
. Leave Junction :1; 11:30 .1. m, and 1:40 all.
The 9:30 A. I. train makes connection at the;
Junction for the s'oth and South. The 12:30‘
train makes connectmn for the South only. ,
Through Tlcketa are issued w Philadelphia,
Columbia, Harrisburg, Williamspofl, Reading,
Ballixnore,: York, Wrightsville, and all princi-,
pal ymy points on the line oftheNox-thern Can-1
:ml Railway. '
~ I). E. TBOXE, Tight Agent.
Jun. 20, 1862.
To Disabled Soldlers,
QEAWEN AND MERINES, AND WIDOWS,
k OR OTHER [1 IRS UF‘ THOSE WHO
HAVE DIX-JD OR BEEN KILLED [N THE SER
VICE—Gina. G. Tucnn. Axtorney for Claim
unu, Bounty Land and Pension Agent, Wash
ington City, D. C.—Pensions procured tor Sol
diers, Scnmen and Marines of the present \lmrY
who are disabled by reason of wounds received
or disease contracting while in scrx‘ice,»\nll Pen
sions, Bounty Moneyumd Armor: of Pay ob
tained for widows or other heirs of those who
hnvé died or been killed while in service.
Bounty Land procured for services in-any of
the other wars. ' CHAS. C. TUCKER,
Washington, .D. C.
J. C. NEELY,~Agent; Gettysburg. -
‘Nov. 18, 1861. , '
THE undersigned, having a. Iqrge amount;
spnnding on his Books for n consideg‘able
length of timé; principally made up of small
nccounm, takes this method of notifying flange
indebted to him, that he needs money, and it
his friends .will call and settle their accounas,
be ,yviil feel under many ab'ligations to them.
Sept. 23. 1861. - 1 J. L. scmcx.
fifWW—fl—f‘
WASHIONABLE BARBER, North-east cdtn
ner of the Diamond, (next door to Mci'
Clellnn's Hotel,) Gettysburg, Pa., where he‘K
can at all timvs be found ready to attend to 311’
business in his line. He has also excellent s+,
sistauce and will ensuré satisfaction. Give
him a call. [Dec. 3, 1390. '
HE undersigfied has owned a Restaurant,
:‘ll‘ at the corner of York and Liberty strfiets,
cttj'shurg, where he will.keep everything in
the eating line in season—also Ale, Lager, and
Cider, Sugars, tobacco, (cc. He is likewise
fitting up a 'Snlpon for Ice Créam at the same
place. He hopes, by attention to business and
a. desire to please, to rercive‘n lihom! share 01'
custom. HENRY W. CHRISMER.
re and make kfifow‘n
RASITE STATION—The unddrslgued has
lexised King's Warehouse, at Granite Sm
tnon, an, the Gettysburg Railroad, where he is
now engaged in the GRAIN, PRODUCE and
GROCERY business on a. large scale. ‘ He
pays the highest market prices for Wheat, 83 e,
Corn, Oats, Clover Seed, Timothy Seed, &c.,
and sells’Groeeries of—nu kinds, at the lowest
living prgfita.
Give him a call. No efl‘ort spared to render
satisfaction. PHILIP HANK. ‘
Sept. 1,1862. 3m ‘
.« Latest from New Orleans.
1381‘ received Ind {or sale at CODORI &
J GILLESPIE’S alnrge and excellent supp!
of Orleans Sugar and Molasses, with a greayt
quantiw and variety of Sugars, which we are
sellinglow—ejtherwholesaleorrflail. Syrups
of All kinds from 35 to 6;: cents per gallon.
Sept. 1, 1862. A
ILL find a splendid usartmeut of Army
W BLANKETS, Gum makets, Woolen
Under-Lawns, Drawers, heavy Water-proof
BOOTS, Hats And C Ips, and every other article
that :1 snldior going into camp WI” need, ah
Nov. 3,1863. R. F. McILIIENYS. ‘
Gettysburg Marble Yard.
EALS B 3110., 1}? EAST YORK STREET.
M GHTTYSBURG, P.&.——Where they are
prepared to furnish all kinds of work in their
line, such as MONCMEXTS, TOMBS, HEAD
STONES, MANTLES, &c., 3!. the shortest no
{icel and as cheap as the cheapest. Give us a
call. .
URNETT'S COCOAINE. Wood’s Hair Re.
B storative, Shilling Hair Tonic, and other
preparations, for sale at Dr. R. HORNER'S
Drug Store.
ADIES, can and see the cheapest Int 0!
SILKS ever offered in Gettysburg, which
are now open And ready for suit at
April '2l. FARXRSTOCK’S ,
uwcx's mum—me Imm me
best baking powder in use—n Dr. R
BURN ER‘S Drug Store. '1
”"fisfmxsiow's soommcrsmm’, for
Mrcbildron, at Dr. K 11083333 Dug
N, '
=- ''pia.:-.
A Ready Market.
BUSHELS GRAIN WANT:
00,000 BIL—We jmve taken We
house lately occupied by Klinefelter, Bo"?r.ge1
& Co., with adeterminntion tn {my LL; highest
market {rites for I“ kind- offimih. You MH
find as supplied with I’LASTER, GUANO of
'1" kinds, GROCERH‘IS, Wholesale and Retail
LUMBER, COA L. and any other article In dur
line of business 50131 M the lowest, possible
rates for Cash. Call and examine our stock and
[wit-99 “(are purchasing elsewhere.
DIEHL, BIHXKERHOFF E 90. '
April 22, 1861. If
Tom: Property
T PRIVATE SALE—The undehignod of.-
A fenat Private Sale the Property in which
he now resides, bitu'ale‘iu Ernst Middie street,
thtysburg, adjoining S; R. Tipton on the west
nag! Mrs. )lcl-Jlr‘oy on" the mat. with M: .., ‘
may in the rear. THE HOUSE is “HR”:
two—story Frame, Wutbcrboardcd, with
Back-building; a well of water, with a ppmp in
itY M the door; and a variety of fruit, s‘hch as
apples, pears, peaches, npricats, cherriec, and
grnpaa,ull the most choice.
ZAcumeUl XYERS
Nov. 12,1860. tf - n
Piano Tuning.
“magma; may.
20mm WIANT, ‘
* KO 0 K BIND E It
LSD BLANK BOOK lANCYAC‘I‘UBEB,
LANCASTER. PA
Plain and Omameqlal Binding, of every d 9,
scription, executed in the most subsmml and
approved styles. ‘ '
REPIKESCII
E. W. Brown, Esq., Farmers Bunk of thrniter.
W. L. ’Pexper, Esq, Lancaster County Bank
Samncl‘ Shock. Esq; Columbia Bank, ‘
Samuel Wagner, Esq., York Bnnk,
William Wagner, 35‘1" York County Rink.
'l‘. D. Carson, Elly, Bank of Gettysburg}
Peter Martin, Esq., Prollx’y oanncaster _co., Pa.
Geo. C. Hawthorn, Esq., Register “ fi , “
69, Whicson, Esq., Recorder “ 1r; “
” Aprills, 1861. ' .1 3 '
Hanover Branch Railroad.
Notice.
John W, Tipton,
New Restaurant.
May 5, 1862
Grain & Grocery Warehouse.
‘Oflicers and Privates
fi-Ih-oduce taken in exchange {of work
Gettysburg, June 2, 1862.. ‘tt
‘: The'Old Ind Reliable: “"F/ " “ :mm! ‘
KW SPRING GOODS. NEW GOODS ASD GREAT BARGAINS!
N SIAM. PROFITS k QI'N‘K S.\LES,—- -The undersigned would rnpectfully
J . L , SL‘H I C K umounve to'the citizens of Gettysburg and
would nun-mun; my lo the citlzvn! of 0M- snrrounding conntry, that. he has opened I
tygburg snd vicinny, tlmt he is no» teaming NEW SPORE in Gettysburgin the room :31er
a: his amfen llplcudid gag-pied by J. Cauuirnn & Hm. on the Nonh
STUCK OP SPRING GHOD“. l
The sinrk coming in pan of Fancy andv
Slvple DRY GOODS, of etcry deacription. "
SILKS, l
uozwmocs. ' »
011 A LUHH, ' .
‘ DELAISES, ‘ ]
BQXBAZINES. l
. ALPAN‘ \S. '
~ \ Lwas. . I
C u.mnns,'
hr all qullme! um! chair"! ply-lot. whi ~‘.- wfll.
Le/nld at PRICES T 0 'IP'FY ('(NI’ETH‘IUNr
:w'nxm' INC GOODS : '
’of lull kink. iucludiv g Silk, Linen and Conant
Han’dkcrchicfa. (llama. Stockings. ctr.
Also' I splendid muonmcm of RIBBOXS,
Lace: and Edgineu. ('mhrellns nud anaola.- -
My stock of “'1 "E GOODS wili be found full
and complete, and cunt-men; muy rely upon .
nlways gelling 1,001 goods at the lawns: yank;
blc prices. ‘
Gentlemen will find it to their turning: to,
call and examine my flock of- A
CLOTIIS,
CASSDIERES md
‘ 7 VESII'IXGS, ‘
of dl qualities and choice/as: mks, - 1
April 21, 1862. ' J. LNSCHICK. 3
Vinegar—Vinegar.
flEgindz-rsizned has commenc'erlilic mann
fnttnre ofVingnr. on Washington street.
A Ifcw doors north of West Mlddlesstreet, Geh
typburg. He has been manufacturing this Vine
gnr rot-early nue yeammd it [me given general
linisfartlon. The superiority nf ibis Vinegar
afar all other mnnufactured Vinegar. consists
mil. being made entirely of “mini no acid of
any kind being used in its composition, and
free from everything injurious. it is llrong,
and at the lame timn plenum: to tile mug-find
hqs all the preservative qualities found in pure
Cider Vinegar. He is prepnned to wllolegnle
this Vinegar in any Quantity. 3 Cull and exam
-1:39 for yourselves. A DAM DIEHL.
. Certui
' » E, the under-signs
US we have used in I
ouk purposeil, the Vine !
sold by Ann Dunn,”
heircpreaents it to be. , I
, hcrohv chrlify that
unr fnmlhfl. for uni
i'r manm'n‘rtured and
u find It tom a“ film;
e lmve fidrly tea ted
erior‘in every respect,
‘d Vim-gm we hung
‘recou‘lmenu it. to all
it. and believe it to he an'
to ,nny other manujncm
evér used, and Would
pefsons. ,_
Wm. prer & S
1 Jacob Norbevk :
; _ Codori & Gilles‘
I John Chamber}:
1 Levi Pilz'er, ‘
i A. F. Gin. Oxfu
ay 12,1862. ly“ ‘
.L ‘ .
1 5 Dr. Robert 1
i EW FAMILY DRU !
‘ PRE
( unfunmsnrnn an:
HavinsJetired from t;
my}profession, I take pl
to the citizens of Getryab
I brave opgned A ‘
. ‘ NEW DRUG
in the road] fur'mcvly occ
Hoixnn, as an office, wh
keep on hand a large sup
FRESH mums, ‘
1 MEDICINES. 1 ‘ >
1 Guammm. }
‘ ’ PERFINEIW. ‘
- fl . ‘ 'ruo'ru Pnkmtns,
J , ‘Dxu sTUH‘s,
DRY mums, and - ‘ 1
‘; PAINTS ground in Oil, 1 . 1 ~
‘ OILS, exprnssod Eng! dlsfillo-l,’
\ STATIONERY ojrnn kinds;
Inké, Pensxl’oncila. Paper, f‘omhs. Brushes, «kc.
PATENT MEDICINES. 1 ‘
, Ail the popular Pat‘ent \lvdicinoq, tnzother
with a selvilion of pure WINES, BRANDIES
and \VHISKEY, for mpllirinal filnpnses only,
alwilys on hnnd. In :1 word, mystock embraces
everything usnnlly found in a first-glass store
of this desoriptinn. I
A? large supply or frpfih Drugs ha: been rm'
ceived, nnd othore nrenrrhinghwhich I am of
ferhigto the public np verr accommodating
te ‘ . My Modir-ineshnvo hll been purchased
mm m 3: porsnnnl insprption and supervision
from the most reliable houses. ‘lcnn thnreflirc
not bnly recommend them as pure and fresh,
but *nn soll them rhon'p. ‘ ‘ ‘
Rifle-PARTICULAR ATTESTION given to
the ailment of nil chroriic iliscnsea.
é—AD V 1 C E ‘G.RA“TIS.‘Q
Mi; 12. 1862. u '3 J
c&lr7v l WY,vg*
NIATIOXAL COMMERCIAL COLLEGES,
‘ urcnxn m 1 ‘
x " r . l’lllLA DELL’HIA,‘
l S. E. cos. 7m no Cnxsxm S'rs. «
New York City, Brooklyh..-\lbnnj, Troy. Bull'nlo,
Dell-oil, Cleveland, Chicago and Sn Lopis.
Hook-keeping, l'anm’anship,‘ Columercinl
Aritllmetip‘ Commerciul Law, Forms, Corres
pundfncc. 8c“ pruclicitlly taught. ‘
Thgse Colleges bbing under the same general
and local management, nnd’unit’lugi ‘ each the
advarlmges of all, oll‘er grelter facailiea for
infimniuz instruction than any olhér slmilu
instiuuionsin the (lounH-y. : 1
A Scholarship issurd by any ode is good in all
for my unlimityd time. » . ‘
Thé‘Pllilndclphin College huibeenf recently
enlargied and refurnilhed [n a. superior manner,
and i'p now the largest. and naps: prosperous
Commerrinl Institution in the Sum.
Bryant. & Stratton’a series of Ten Books,
embrqdrq Bookkeeping, Commercia‘ Arith
metic; and Commercial Law, forlsnle, and sent
by mil. 5 ‘ . ‘ ”
wi‘or full particulars send for mc'uculnr‘.
Oct;10,l862. 1y ‘ ‘ ‘
1 Trees! ’Trees! Trees!
HE undersigned invite nttemion‘ to their
lnrge and we}! g'owu stock of ‘
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
Shrubs, keg, embracing a huge and cumflete
assortment of APPLES. PEARS,’ PEACHES;
PLUMS, CHERRIES, APRU‘OTS, mid NEC
TABINES,»Smndard 'or the Orchard. and
Dwarf for the Garden. ENGLISH “'ALNUTS,
SPANISH CHESNUTS, HAZLENL'TS, km,
RASPBERRIES, STRAWBERRIES, CUR
RANTS and GOOSEBERRIES, in great var‘xe‘y.
GRAPES of choices: kinds, ASPARAGUS,
RHUBARB, Arc}, kc. Mac, A fine stock of well
formed, bushy EVERGREENS, suitable for
the Cemetery and Lawn.
DECIDUOL‘S TREES, for street planting,
and a general assortment of
Oaxuwnn Tums Axn FLowgmxu Sxmcas.
ROSES, of choice varieties, CAMELIAS;
BEDDING PLANTS, kc.
Our stock is remurkatly thrifty Ind fine,
and we ofi‘ei' it at prices to suit the times. *
@Camlognes mniled to all npplignnts.
Address EDWARD J. EVANS, a 2 00., ,9.
’ Central Nurseries, York, P7l.
March 24, 1861. tf
"‘ “Carte de the”
HOTOGRAPHS !—-We buvcjnst introduced
P a splendid massive columnln our Gallery
and are nowgvrepared to furnish the new style
“ Cute do isite"LPhotogmphs—lour for a
dolnr. ' ‘T—YSON BROTHERS, .
5 Excelsior Sky-light Gullery, Gettysburg
March 10, 1862.
Notice.
WE desire all persons indobted to us to
' call and nuke settlement, taming made
a chxnge in our manner ofdoing business. .
Oct. 28, 1861. FAHNESTOCK BRO'S, .
ARPETS, CARPETS.——A splendid lot of
C Carpeting—good and cher—jusl opened
at the New Store of ' M. SPANGLER.
TRUNKS and Carpet Sacks then; a!
. PICKING‘S
[THE BRANDY,WINEAND \YHISKEY, for‘
P medxcluul purposes oul),ntlheNew Drug
Store of Dr. R. HORNER. ‘
I..,SCIHCK has just received & lot of
J. cheap Looking Glasses
E attention of the Ladies in respectfully
I ihvimd to a large Ind splendid uwnmm:
of Lngiea’ fine Kid 3nd MOl 3001's “.4
SLIP ERS—hsu'ng Gain”, to" he. nt
April :1. n. r. mummy,
Wat corner 0! the Diamond, where he will
keep a huge and well selectod_stoek ol'
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, QUEENSWARE.
(lAIIPETING, Bth,
of every description, Among “hith will ~be
found the bum slylvs of Spring: Goods. The
Ladies pnriinlnrly Im.- requesu-rl to call and
examine my stock. M I feel sntisfii‘d it has
never lmn surpzwscd in this place for henuly
nml clienpncn. Gentlemen. also. are request
ed to mill. as tlmre is no article in the llne of
UEXTLEMEN'S WEAR thatthey cannot be no
-commodatcd with, at prices that will astonish
them.
-. I will also keep on hand it large supply of
GROCERIES. which will he. sold very chenp
)ly Hook 0! QCEENSWARE, ((0., will also be
found handsome, dumble nnd cheap, whilst
my CARPETING cannot be surpnsscd. ’ v
It il my intention to keep a first class Store
wkceping on hand nothing but good goods—
nnd to tie“ champ—having adoyted. the m‘otto—
“QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS.”
ltould respectfully solicit a share of the
public pulronage, as l hOpe by strict attention
to business, and by dealing honestly with my
customers, to give satisfaction to nll.
MICHAEL SPASGLER.
April 14, 1362.
HE undersigned hp removed his Tinning
T establishment nearer tln Diamond, in
.Chnmberiburg ureet, adjoluin A. D. Bueh
-ler's Drug Store—n very cenlm locatign.l He
continues to mnupfaclure, and caps cnnstncl
ly onlmud, every variety of 5 . '
I'm-WARE. L ‘ . _ ,
ms rm wot) , l
. JAI'ASE WARE,
and will alw‘nys be ready to‘ do REPAIRING.
ROUFING and SPOUTING
also done in the belt. manner. Prices moder-
Al5B. and nn gfl'ort spared ,lo rt-ridof full, satis
faction. The public's continued'pntrnnnge is
solicited. ’ f A. P. “mum.
Gtttyiburg, April 7, .1862. ‘ '
EMI
Hardware . :
ND GROCERIES.—- '
A Thosuhscriuera h-Ie jun returned from
the cities with In immense’ supply of HARD
WARE AND GROCERIBS, which they' are
ofl'erjng at their old stand m Baltiinore street,
5:. ptices to squ Mid times. Ourfiock aunaists
in part of ‘
BUILDING MATERIALS.
- CARPENTERS [001.9, < ‘ ,
A . BLACKSMTH'S TOOLS.
‘ COACH FINDINGS,
SHOE FINDIYGS.,~ ' ' ‘
CABINET MAKER‘S TOOLS.
HOUSEKEEPER‘S FIXTURES,
~ ALL mxns or may, kc”
GROCBRIBS OF ALL KINDS,
Oils, Puints, $O.. kc. There in no ynrticle in
cluded in the several ‘depnrtmx-nts ‘mvntioncd
above but what can he had at thks Store.—
Every class of Mechanics can he hecammodnted
here with tools and findings, nnd Housekr-ep
ers can find every tarticle in (hairline. Give
us a unit, as “Qnre'prepared to soll‘ns low for
cash as any other h‘ouse‘ont of the city. -
n. Géttysburg,
00., “
iB. ‘ (I
I, I"annuns.l . ,_
I:-
Axn ‘
CRYPTHIN STORE,
I', nx'r'rvs'ncnn.
0 active practice of
sure in announcing
-rg_ and vifinith'lhut
STORE, ‘ ‘
piedvhy [+sl R. k C.
re [will constantly
lfofall kinds of
June 9, 1862
SECOND ARRIVAL! SECOND ARRIVAL!
_ New Mercantile Firm
.\' mumsnmni' A
1 NHWGOODaund J
Low WINES!—
The new firm of s“ng kgfll)Rß rqnpt-Mfull)‘
inform ‘heir friendS'nnd the pn‘luliu generally,
that. they h Ircjnsl.‘ returned From the cities
with a <p|endfd assortment. of G‘ood‘a, consist.
ing of Lmlies’ , l ‘ ‘
,DRESS‘GOODSH
inch n! Prints, De Bum-s. (‘hullh-S, Lhwnsflnr
pundit-s, Rohes “of nll kigtla. Alpnrcps. Silks,
9‘1"?!“ Jaconet Check and Cnmhriu Muslims,
Rihluons, and n [zoo-l nn‘snrlmem of Lhdics"
Collars, (‘nlicoes and Muslim, nl old prices;
ULUTIIS, _ y ’
. CASSIME‘RES.
~ . 411511808,
Jenna, k 0” km. for men's wear; ‘ 1
REAIIY-“ADE CLOTHING}
BOOTS, SHOES, ‘
HATS AND‘C.,\P9,.
all prirM. A «zood stock of Cotton Yun,
HARDWARE. ‘
, QCEEXSWARF}. A
: DRUGS null ‘
i MEDICINES;
a good stock of prime \ y ‘
- . (:Rncmms. km, - ;
and all kinds of goods, such as are innerqdly
funnd in a country store. Hwing‘ bought for
Cash, we (an nfl'nrd £Ol2ll at the NH lowest.
ptices. Our motto is—” Quick . Shlcs and
Small Profits." , '2 K. . ‘, f
fiThesv goods are rnnlly very beautiful,
,nnll’we want it. distinctly nnd‘erstood that" we
will sell them very cheap for Cub, or;to punc
tual customers at sixmonths. Plenzd cull find
examine before purchasing elsewhgre. We
would respectfully return our thxmks to vur
frlcmlh forth» liberal pmironagp cxtenfled lin
thus int, and respecuully RM: 3. (fanf‘inp‘xycev
thereof. SIXTH h 8 (Milk
Emmilsbnrg, MIL, Aplzil 21, 1862.‘ - I,]
- ‘ 1862. , ~‘ -3 l 1862. ."
Bargain: Bargains!
‘ I! .
ATS, CAPS, BOOTS AND SHGES.
7 TRUNKS AND TRAVELLING Mas.—
Hm lug just received a very large snpplyof (be
above goods, we are prepared to sell lhé lower
than ever sold in this place. My stock?! most
comphtx‘. embracing every style of Shoes and
Hats made.' , -
HATS AND CAPS,' ‘
cannisqing of all the lntest styles for Spring
sud Slimmer. ,
noo'rs AND 330129,
for Genflemen, Ladies and Children.
City-made and Eastern work from 25 cent!
up. TRUNKS of every description and kind.
je-Gnll and examine the bargains at. ‘
April'll, 1862. ' R. F. McILHENY'S.
Howard Associatlon, ;
H]LADELI’HIA.—For the Relief of the
P Sick and Dialreased, afilicted with Viru
leut and Chronic Diseases, and especinliy for
the Cure of Diseases of the Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL A DUCK given gratis, by thy: Add
in Surgeon. ‘ I
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermniorrhcea'
or Seminal Weakness, and other Diseases of].
the Sexual Organs. and on the NEW RESIEJ:
DIES employed in the Dispensary, sent to the
afllicted in sealed letter envelopea, free of
charge. Two or three Stamps for postage will
be acceptable.
Address, Dr. J. SKILLIN BOUGHTON, Act
ing Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2 South
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pn.
June 16, 1862. 1y
ND DON’T FORGETTOVFSIT PLEASANT
A RIDGE NURSERIES.—Persous wishing
to Plant Trees will find the stock In the gmnud
remarkably fine, and offered at reduced prices.
The‘ Apre numbers 100 varieties, emhmuing
I" the kpproved sorts. .
N. B.——See the index board near Flora Dal:
Post office. 'l'. E. COOK k’SOXS, ‘
Sept 2. 1861. , Prayneton.
ILDED FR.HIES!—TYSON BROTHERS
G have just received from Philadelphia. and
now offer to the public the largest and best
assortment of Gilded Frames ever brought to
Gettysburgmc astonishinglylow prices. Please
call and examine them. Excelsior Sky-light
Gallery, York street, opposite the Bank, Get
tysburg, Pa. [March ID, 1862.
IHEnndersigned.bcingthn authorized person
'1 to make- rcmovaJs into E‘er Green Ceme.
tery,hopo_s that such as contemplate the renew]
ofthe remains of decenmd relntivea or frienaa
will avail themselves otthiaunon oftheyen to
have it. done. Remorlh nude with promptnesg
....me low, and no eflort spared to please. 5
~ PETER, THORN,
March 12, '6O. Keepe: of the Cemetery.
HE [Adie- will fit! l good usoflinent (of
T Dras- Goodi, cheap 53 nsqnlu-cfl! Ind
”- an n _A_- $00!! AWE,
RemovaL-Jl‘in Wins.
‘Jg‘m n. msxmz,
D. vm zmuum.
Come to the Fair!
Frames.
Removals.
m ~. -7r«rt -».. w . ‘ w 1.9 L,"
’ ' Sometfihg ”flew. '
‘ IHEnndt-tflgned mpectfuljf '
ly inform! Hie resident!‘
of rctlysburgnnd vicinit)’,tbs§%
he has opened a WATCH AND 1897 ‘
{STORPL in the room immediately in zhe rear of
Mr, J. L. Schlck’s Store, Ind fronting lb"
Square, where he inlends kneplng an “0""
men: of WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER sag!
sun's}: PLATED MARE, SPECTAGLES,
CLOCKS, km, kc.
Harlng been connected with n firgulnss
Watch and Jewelry Store in Ralllmafly for
sewml years past. he is prepared to {‘sth
'cvery nrticle in the line, at lhe lowest Gil-Y
prices, and all purchnaes will be gunranLL‘d “5
l represented. . '
From a long experience In Watch-repdr‘flfia
enpeuially of fine Watches, be is prepared 10 do
all kinds ol‘Wnlch‘wprk promptly, in tho be“
manner, and gunrnnly the perfinrmnnce (fit.
He will ke'ep always on hnml a large NSOn'
men! nl'SPl-IC'I’ACLESmndS "('-
anle Glussen; and haying "Slaw
experience in adapting them 10 the sight, 15
prepared ln fit all who need Lb :m.
HAIR JEWELRY made to order in the best.
style, Ind A great variety of patterns on hand
JEWELRY repaired' in the nmtcst mun"-
JOSNPH BRVLLN.
Gettysburg, Dec. 23, 1861. ' “if
Important to‘ the Ladiel.
ABOR SAVING ’
J WASHING MACHINE:—
T e nndemignod is now huil mg and oft-fin!
for 9-19,.6. W. TOLHURSkfi‘ IMPROVED
WASHER, no. Gettysburg, and intends to SUP
ply them to than; persons k'irouzhnm the
county who desire a Inbor-mvifiugmachin’.
Thifi machine is gotten up on‘a‘an entirel/ new
principlv, and is considered bydhose whchuve
men it in use. the best. that bu ever been
brought b'efore the public.
Among the many advantage: bf this mt‘hinfl
over all other! may he montionofl the lolloflinfli
’lst. ILS simpl‘rtity ofcouszru tinn, mufingi!
nlmnsflfipoa-iblc to get out ofénler.
2:]. ‘lts speed, which aston'éshes ali ~ the
operator and the locker on. t; v A
3d.,The fucnlity with which §it adapts itself
to the bulk or quantity’df Nadya desire to be
washed. ,
4th. h. washes equally weil‘j‘ithe fin»: and
lijzhtest fabric. hr the enlarge and 11.. jest,
such B's bed—quills. comforts, mketa, ‘ -
' 51h. Can be managed by a o ild fro-1010
12 years of age. ‘ ;
6th. Consumes} less soap an any ther
procesq of washing. v
Jib. Will last as long as an) thei‘tu- with
Slime care. ‘ '
‘Bthn Snvcs lml{_ the labor. { _
Mniy 1%. XBB2. ‘ . .8. SEER Y.
' . I
Certlflcatefi 7
ADAMS COUNTY, PA.——We. the under
migned, hereby certify that we have used.
anfl are using nm‘v, G. W. Tolhurst'a Improved
Washing Machine. and are fully satisfiedfimt it
ii um. Hie Tub Mr. S. Shernyepresenta it to
he and superseglel anything of the k d we
ha e ever seen as yet; combining, ns‘i does.
at speed with little labor, and perming
italwork in the most satisfactory mnnn ‘. -
We. therefore, recommend it to everylfnmily
in the caunty with great pleasure. I
Genrgt- (ieyer. Marin (Myer,
Cuthnrine Mauls, _Snruh Shorh, 2L
I'mon T. Forrest, Sarah E. For! H
Christian Mumselmnn, (‘ntha'e (2. Musklmm,
John Chnmfeflin, Martha Cpmbtdin.
April 12,. luuz. ‘ 5 -
Coal! 0031!, Coal. '
QUERIE k BUEHLER arc'now prep. mi to
t supply (NHL, nf superior quality, 1: any.
quantity duairod. Terms, CISII.
Conéflnr! Come All!
WThey n‘sn rvq‘uest those indent?! to
them In m'II and pay up. in funds nro mwh
needed.“ ' Who will he the first. m cull ? Mice
opt-n frhm 7 w 7. ‘
”Elwin, 13‘52.‘
, New, Flrm. ‘
ROGERIES PROVISHWS. FRUIT ,C().\'-
G FEOT‘IPRS. NOTIQNS, Ate.
The nnfidrsigye have gone into pnr r-rfihip
in We Qrocvrv and Provision .husines at the
old stand of W. Gillespie, in York amen one
door ehst of Will’s Hotel, Gettysbur where
they win cnnsufinlly keep on lund name, I:
gum-ml variet; 6! good: in thvir line, 11;:
mums. : , 4
‘ stems} ‘ .
' » nlqmssns. ‘
, ‘SYnUPs, ‘ g.
‘ ' . ' TEAS, "
‘ - ‘‘: . \ sin,
Inns. '1 \
£Hnl’fflflßS,
- SIM-13. .
- 'FISH, « , ‘
‘ ‘ POTATOES, .
‘ . . -‘ BEANSJIH,
FLQ‘UR'mNDFEID,
With any quantity of
CONFECTIOXS, l 'd ‘
' FRUITS,
4 , ‘ NOTIONS, to.
They Japan New to dual largely i
OIL and (10A L OIL hAMPS—p'romisi r .v
article of «he fonncr and a fine assur
t! eJntler. ‘ _
Haring anlnmql the Store and Ware
they are prepared to keep A lam stoc
which will ho diopdw of M. the Iowa!
They ofl'er such hnr nina “have never -
fore been'lbad h‘thfi place.
Give my. trial; » go efi‘on spared to p
. EO. A. ‘conpm,
‘ . - JOSEPH S. GILLES
‘ 1862
Apn‘l 2S,
I l
. ‘ New Tmlorintz
3 STABLISH. {Ema-GEORECKEN ‘DE,
‘ ‘ FASHIOSABL'E TAILOR,
:ndopts this method of i'nformingbis {rionrknnd
the public gvnerally,-thnt he has opclied a
Tailoring establishment in Baltimore street,
.Gen‘yabnrg, (hue Post Otfice,) near 1!:6")m
-mend/where he is prepared to do all wa’r‘; 4n
his line in the best manner. and to the ma
'facfion of customers. He employ no but
first class hands, and receiving
THE FASIHUNS REGI‘LARLY,
he can warrant fashionable fits and ne‘
substantial sewing. He asks a share .
public’s patronage, promising to spare
fort to deserve it. His charges Will 31M!
found as moderate as the times will silo
Cutting and Repairing done at ,the sh
notice. [Gettysburg April 7, 18
‘ Fresh Reinforcementa.
STRENGTHENING OCR POSITION.~W9
are constantly adding new supplies to on,
already iarge and fashionable stock of i
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES
We have every style of Spring and Suer
Hats, which in quality and price cannot. f -1 to
please. Boy’s and Men's Hats and Cu of
eVery description, and of thelawststyles. our
stock of t
BOOTS,
SHOES, g
GAI'I'ERS, are. c.,
was never moresompiete. Indies. Gent] en
and Children can be accommodatedmith ny.
thing in this line, M we are belt’el‘ pre red
now to give an nnd greater bargains than in
before. If you want bargains. good fits nd
fashionable goods, call st the sign of the _ [G
8001', in Chambersburg street. , ;
JOHN GULF,
June 9, 1862. ALEX. CQBEAi
New Goods. 5; ,
FILING GOODS I—CHOICE GOODS! 1
S - FAHNESTOGK Baumtns
havejnst received and are now openinga urge
And choice assortment of SPRING GOODS, to
which they invite the attention of the pubiic.
lining been purchased with care at. rellxlced
prices, we are prepared to give our customers
bargains. Our stock has been largely increased
by the addition ofa choice variety of the lite“
styles of LADIES’ DRESS GOODS. material
for HENS' WEAR, CARPETING, QUEENS
WARE. HILLIXERY GOODS, tic-y pomprifing
a complete assortment of chfylhlqg usuhny
wanted. Call early and .select bargains no,
yourselvu. FAHRESTOCK BROS.
April 7, 1862. “ .
Cheap Grocenes. :
FRESH arrival of Grocerirs a rod . d
A pfiaefl—fiplendjd SUGARS n a, 9an 10
"m per pong—belt COFFEE at 22 c a,
and other thing: in proportion. 03;! and ace
and judgo for yourself. ‘ -.
3m 6, '62. PAEXESTOCIFBBO .
1138 108. hint-,Glnm B'l
171 a 3 a. m 3 5‘
PP. MESSESML mam
. , 'Wm. A. Duncan,
TTORNEY AT LAW—Office in um North-
A West corucrowcntm Sq’lflrC, Gettysburg,
Pa. [Uct.3,~12§9. 1f
A. J. Cover, ,
TTORNEY AT LAW. mu promptly mend
A to Cblluctionu find all other business en
twatvd to him. mfice between Fnhneslocks'
nml D-mue'r & Ziegler? Stores, Bunimore "reel
Gettysburg, Pu. [SEPL 5, 1359.
D. McConaughy,
TTORNEY AT LAW, (office one door was
A of Buehler‘s drug and b°°k sxoreflhnm
bersburz street,) Anonsn’ ANDSOLXCXTOI yon
PATENTS Am l’sxsloxs. Bounty Land w”.
rants, Buck-[my suspended Claims, and all
other chims against the Governmentm Wash
ing'on. D.C.: alsoAmcricanClnims in England.
Laud Wnrmnts located and sold,orbought,and
highestpricei ghen. Agent! engaged in 10.
eating warrants in lowa, Illinois and other
western States WApply to him person“:
or by leudr.
Gettysburg, Nov, 2], '53.
Edward B. Buehler.
ATTORNEY AT LAW, will faithfully and
promptly attend to ll] business entrusted
to him. He speaks the German lullIIU"F9-
Office at lye smile place, in South Baltimore
strset. neqr Forney's drug store. and nearly
ppposlte npnner & Ziegler‘a store. ..
' Gettysbdrg, March 20. i
J. C. NeelY.
TTORNET AT LAW} will atflmd to colloc-
A tinny ' and all other business intrusted m
hsi .cnre w'th’promptness. Oflice In the S. [-1.
corner unite Diamond, (formerly occupied by
Wm. B. )It-Ulclhm, Esq.)
‘ Gettysbuirg. April 11, 1359. t! »
‘_~——* ~ 1.7 h—— A ._'» ~—~*—_‘-V‘—--,————
, Wm. B. McClellan,
TTORXEY AT LAW.§—oflice in West Mid-
Adle sureeg, one 1100.? won 01 the new
Court ”on e. ‘ '
Gettyshugg. Nov. 14, 1859.
J. nawrence 11111, M. D.
AS bib office one u '
dnnrfwes! of the.“ ‘TA
Lutheran chlirch in‘
Chnmhorabuirg street. and opposite Pickfng’a
store. wh‘ede those'wishing to have any Dental
Operation performed are respectfully invited to
call. Rnrjhnm'm: Drs. Hurnor, Rev. I‘. P.
Krnuth, I). {l, Rev. H. L. Bunyher. D. 1)., Rev.
Prof. M. J: fiohq. Prof. M I). Shaver. *
Gelgabu‘rg, K‘pril 11, '53.
Professional Card.
I I ;\ VINE} rssnc-iutc-d with mvse" Dr. N. G.
KEILHJ‘L chlhltinwre. I am now pr»-
pared to nt'leni to all calls, at nnv hour. that
may be made upon me. Dr. Kelrlelma been
lor one you; (‘lmiL-nl Aésistnnl in the Bnlvimore
Infirmary, nu] for thrde yenrs a Medical Resi
«lent‘in we" [haltimore (“My nnd County Aims
house. and} feel frre Io rcmmmend him to me
ronfidcnce fifthe public. I hope, by atru-t :xt
mention to paint-amt!) merit for mvself‘ and
partner a continuance of t] 0 same fimroungn
uhirh has no long been flct‘nl‘lll’ll to 1h!I old
oflice. . ‘ S. G. KINZEII, M. l).
L‘znlcstow'fn, Oct. 27, 1862. ‘ _2n§ ' . .
Bhstres’s 8: Peters.
A Y the [highest cash prices l‘qr all kinds of
mum, ‘ - _ ‘ _
E FLOUR,v - ,
1 SEEDS, 8:0,, '
.ltihe Brick Wnrch'ouse in New Oxford.
Constantly; on hand a large assortment of
lEIWCERIES. nt “link-sale un-l Hamil—also,
LUMBER, CHAL, (:I'ANO, PLASTEK, Iw.
Ami! ‘3B, 1862. LN a '
Adams, County
W ITTI'AI.FIRE[NSK'RAMJEFOHPANY.—
L I [neon o‘mu-d March 18,.1’861, '
lwl-‘IL‘ERn. ;
PruiJml—Georgze Swnpv. 5 ' ‘ .
View Prrxidrnr—N. R. Ruiscll. ,
Strrrlury—D. A. lhwhlcr. ( l
Trmaurrr—{Mvid M'K‘reury. . 1 ’ ‘
”Laud“? Cummigee—Rolwrt McCun‘y, Jacob
King, Andrew Humuplmnn. ‘ ,
Hamqrn—George Swope. l). A. Buphler, R.
\[lQurdy, Jncob King, A. Hointzplmnh, D. Mo’.
Creury. S. R. Rina-01].}. 11. _rlersh,§Blmuel
Dufiborfilw, E. G. Fnhnostock. Wm. B. Wilson,
H. AjPigking, Wm. B. McClellan, John Wnl.
l'nrll, R: G. “(CL-ear): John Picking, AMIT.
Wright. John Cunningham, Abdiel-F. Gm,
James ‘H. Aha-shall. M. Eichelhcrger.‘ ~ .
' wThiy Company is limited in its opera
liona to the county of Amuns. lt lmaheen‘ in
successfnj‘ operation for more than six yours;
and in that phrind lms paid nll losses ind ex
pens‘eaavflhouhmay marmrnl, hnving also a lurge
surplus cnpitul in the Treasury. The 00m
pan‘y employs no AgenlF—nll busing" being
done by the Mnnngers, who are nnn‘unlly elect
ed by the Stockholders. Any person desiring
an lnmrancq can apply to any of the above
numecl \lumuers fm: further infnrmution. ‘
figfi'ho E ccntive Commmve men's at the
ofilce of the ompnny on the last Wedneuduy
in every mon Ih, 512, P. )l. ‘
Sept. 27. 18158. I 1
liil
.. 8:0.
COAL
_, good
out of
00ml,
all of
A rfies.
i réto-
Still at Work!
OACHMAKIXG AND BLACKSIIITHING
C —lee uhdehigned respectfully lnl'onns'
his friends Ind the public Hun he continues,
the Coaclimddng aml Blacksm'ithing business
in every bran-h at his establishment in Ulmm
hersliurg alfigt. He has on hnnd luv] will
manufacture Q order all kinds ofUARRIAGES
BUGGIES, SlElGllS, Spring Wagons, km, on
Life best mntrinl, and made by superior work
men. RR Mama and BLACKWJTuu-n of
all kinds «10min: reasonable rules. promptly
and to the szltlfm-tion of customers.
(tom-rm: Punt" takes) in exchange for
work at markfiprires. ,
@l’ersouflesiring “tides or work in “N
Coachmnking - Hlnckqmithing line, are re
specttully mm. to cull on K
Gettysburg, J
and
~ the
0 ef.
s bé
. So u
N GETTYSBI'
the citizens
has commenced
lurgé scnlfl, in 3
opposite Wattles
deserve, and hop
age. BREAD.
PRETZELS, Arc.
d.\_\ s excepted,) x
at me lowest livi
all Its branchesi
to any amount, '
ties, supplied at
erected a large a
secured the hes
proved muckin
heavy business.
~-
I
July 25, 1859
A. h,
OFA AND F '
25 and 27 N,
F eue at.,)extel
stq—tbe Inrgeste
Ulion. Always}
HGISEHOLD A.
brfing Bureaus.
roll. Mattresse
Spng Beds, Sat
Boang Chairs.
tees neception
SO ED COLOP
W 0 Chairs.
Cri fwd Crud
Gilt d \Valnu‘
boar! Extensit
P my dispo
can - give on
for v any and
aqua by an J
ad to purchase are invited to
stock an examination, which
Imm, of workmanship is not
establishment in the county.
__ A. MATHIOT A: SON.
186 C
Fy.
1'1“!“
wll fin ‘
March
wnm shining in the QUEENSWARE
H at A. SCOTT & SOX’S, whereyon
['2 Micheal-men: in town.
“fi'mé , i
cheap at
' UM 00A l
“(ST-RAT \
Alum ,
OHN L. lIOLTZ WORTH
. 24, ’59.
thing New
:.—-—-The undersigned inform:
he town and county, that be
‘e BAKING businesa,,on n.
k street, Gettysburg, nearly
Hotel, where ‘he will try ‘0
to receh e, a liberal [NIHOI'h
: LS, CAKES, CRACKHRS,
0., baked every day, (Sun
of the best quality, and field
profits. Cracker-bakingin
rgely carried on, and order:
n this and adjuming coun
e shortest notice. Having
'oxnmodious bake-house and
urkmau and the most up
, he is prepared to do n
VALENTINE SAUPEE
duct 8: Son’s
{ITURE WAREROOMS,NOI:
J‘my street, Baltimore, (nenr
ing from Gay to Frederick
blishment of the kind in the'
hand a large assortment of
OFFICE FURNlTURE,em
edstexds,-Washsmnds,Ward-
of Husk; Cotton and Hair
‘, Tete-e-‘X‘etes, Arm Chairs,
lager 5, Marble Tables, Set-
I-d Upiholstered Chain, AS
- 0F COTTAGE FURNITURE,
cc Chairs, Barber Chairs,
9, Han Racks, Hall Furniture,
1 rame Looking Glasses, Side
n Tables, of every length. _
Sr 23 and 27 N. Gay street
‘ ensware.
1&3, Carpet Sacks, km, very
PICKING’S.
33
PICKING'B.
t-dny, Thiny-hour Ind
up u PIOKING’S. ‘
r‘ “ Jam Mwfivn ”6% gm w EH' 3
DR. SWEET’S
xumnm .
L I N I .u 1: N r ,
GREAT REMEDY
FOR RHEUMATISM, com, NEnnAmH.
LI'MBAGn, STIFP NECK AND Jams,
SPRAINS. Bumsns, CUTS Asp
~ \voUNDs, FILER. HEADACHE,
AND ALL IKHEUMATIC AND
NERVOUS DISORDERS.
For all of which it is n spwdy and ”my"
ready, and never {nil-.15 This Linimflnt is pro
pm-cd from the recipe of Dr. Stephen Sweep 0!
Connecticut, the famous bone letter, m hm;
been used in his practice for more than twenty
pm with lb mast astonishing success.
As an Alleviator of Pain, it is ann‘mloa
by any prop-nation before the public, of which
the most. skeptical may be convinnd by I I 1».
gle trial.
This Liniment win care "will“ and‘ radical
-Iy. Rheumatic Disorders of way kind,
and in thoumnds of cues Mnere It hue mgr
been known to fail. '
Po:- Nenrélgiu it will n 56"! immedmm
reliefiu. every case, Lowevgr distressing.
Imm refieve the wont ch-spr Headache
In three minute: and is wuhan‘ed :0 do it.
TOOtliache algo wifl it éure inlmntly.
For Nervous Debuity and General Lns
sit-Mic arising from lmprndence or excess, lhi‘!
Linimem is a moat happy and urfniling remc-dvf
Acting directly upnn the nervous tissues, 'i:
strengthens and revh‘ifiea the ayatem, and re
stores it to elasticity and vigor.
For Piles.—As an (external remedy, we
clnim that. it is the 1m! known, and we ('hnl
lenge llu- world’ to produce an rquul. Every
,vi‘ctim of this dislreninp complaint should
give it a trial. for it n in not fnil to’nfl'lrd in.
mvdime rplief, and in u. mzljurity of cases will
elm-ct a radical cure.
’ Qninsy and Sore Throat Im- Empt‘fimcs
extremely mnliguanf nrfi‘. dangerous: hut a
tinlely npplicntioh of tlllq Liniment will never
fail to cure.
Sprains nrv Snmofigpfivery obutinnto, nnd
cnlumcmcm ot'thc jnifils ix linblo to Mom id'
neglected. The worst emu: mny he conquemd
by this Linhym‘l in two or lhrec dnys.
Bruiqes. Cuta. Wounds. Sores, Ul.
oer-s, Burns and Scams: yield rend-1y m
the wonderful hmling prnpl'rvics of fill.
SWHET'S‘ IXFALLIBLE LINIMENT" “hm
med urcnrding ’0 Ifirot-timu. ANO. Nl",
IHHUKS, FIIHSTHI) FEET, AND INSEFT
BITES AND STINUS.
p 3. STEPHEN SWEET, of 001113.,
the Great Sunni: "one Setter. '
DrtSlenhnn S“ «ot:nf(.‘onuccticm, is_ know r;
all oven the ('niu-«l Sum“. ‘
' Dr. Str’phon Sweet. or Cnnnev'icnt‘h the
mnhpr‘o! “ Dr. S\u-ol':l,lnfxfllihle Linimonl."
'Dr. Sweet's Infilllilnle Linimeui rurmgi Rhon
mntism and ncvqr fails. ‘ ‘ I
‘ Dr. Sw«~et‘a infallible Linimenr ls n L'mniu
rf-mody for Xeumlgiu. ; ‘ I
Dr. S\\‘oct’s Infixllihlé Liuimenl cures Buruq
nnd Scnlds im‘meclinu‘ly. 4
‘Dr. Sweet's lnfiillihlo Linlmmt Is the 1.0:?!
known remedy for Spruins and Bruises.
Dr. Sweet's quullihle Linimont cures ”elm
nohe immediately and mm non-r knownlo fail.
Dr. Sm'et’s lul’ullihlp Liniment nfl‘urds im~
mediate rffifl'fm i‘ilea,nvnul§clnloln m}: go rum
Pr. Swrot's Immune Linimcnl cures Tooth
ncmin memihnln. ‘ h
~ Dr. Swan's hnnH'nMo ‘lfrnimr‘nt rurcu (‘uts
nmLWuunds immediately and Ivan-s no svur.
Dr. Sweet’s lnlnfliblc Linimom in the best
rum; 1" fur Sores in the known wurld.‘
‘ Dr. Sweet's Infullihlc Liuimenc has been
used by more than a million people, mu! nll
pmise it. ' ’
Dr. Sweet's lnfullil-le Linivm-nt Inn-n in
?ernnlly cures Uholic, Cholém Sign-bus an]
Cholic. ~. ‘
Dr. Sweet's Infilllible Linimcnt in tguly 1|
“friend in mad,” and Hwy lumily llzuullj
hgre'it‘nt hum]. - 1
Dr.lS“/Pct's Infiuml-h‘ Ljnimem is fur dale by
nUDruggisla. J’rice.2s find 50 cents.
A FRIEND IN NEED.
TRY l'l‘.-DR.. SWHET'S LVFALLIBLH
LIXIME’NT, as tin-external remedy. is williuut
a rim], and wili nllevintc- pain Vlllorf‘ Elm-ml)-
than any mhx-r propurmion. Fm- nll liln-u
-mnn’c nnd Nervous Nam-dots it is truly aim-m.
ble, nud as. a curative for Son-a, WQnmlw,
Sprni‘ns, Bruises. kc" its soothing, healing and
povgorful strengthening proper-fies, unk- th‘e
jun wonder and ntnnlrbv‘ncnt of all whol in: M
ever given it u trial. Urn-r one thousand cor
tifil-ntei nf rcmnrkuMe rurcu, perfimnetljby it.
within the hat twoqeura, Must me iacu
_'l‘O HORSE OWNERS.
DR. ‘SWEET'S IXPA{.LIBI.E l.l.\'[\ll§.\"l'
FOR HORSES is unrivaled by any, nml lb All
use: of ancneu, arising from Spdiunn, Y
Bruise: or Wrenching. itsveli‘ect is magic J and
certain. llnruess nr Saddle Gully Scratches.
Mange, to, It will also cun- speedily. Spm‘in .
nnd Ringhone may be easily prevented and
cured in 11l ir Incipient. stages, but confirmed
cnses are bgyond the possibiliu' ol‘n radical
cure No cube of the kind, bowu‘e‘r. In so
dvspernte or hopeless but it. may be nlh-vihtcd
by this Linimenl, and its faithful npplthion
will ulwnn remove the Lamcncss, and enable
the horses to travel with comparative e 359.
EVERY HORSE OWNER
¥ » 1'“ WW"
should hnve this remedy at lnfn 1, for Reggie-('1
1y use at the first appenrnrnt'e of Lumeneaa 'll_
effertnnlly prevent those formidahle dis ct. '1
to whwh all hone: are liable, um! which ; tuna
der so mnny otherwise valuable homes}: 513 '
worthless. ' e ‘
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DR. SWEEPS
INFALLIBLE LINIMENTF’
Il Til
, . s
Isonmta's mm». ‘
An! thousand: hue-mud it "lily
A thump ‘IN lump”
CAUTION.
To avoid imposition. obsem the Sign?!”
and Likeness of Dr. Stephen Sweet on every
label, and also “Stephen Sweet's I&3“th
Liniment" blown In the glass 0! each be 216/
without which none Ire genuine. ,
RICHARDSON a: co., ‘
Sole Proprietors, Norwich, Conn
MORGAN k ALLEN; Genenl Agents.
, 46 our Men, New Yorli
“old by all denim everywhere
Du, s, \362. [y
Sale Crying.
A . W.‘FLEM)IJNG continua the finish ‘ ‘
. of SALE CRYINQ and solicit! the WI“ ’.
tinned pltrontge cube public. It, is hit an
sunt manor m give utiatacuon. ‘chnrgu
moderate. Remain in Bmkidflage mm.
‘Geuylburg. . ‘ . ‘
. P. we I. gamma Anetmmfiot ‘9
1n Mummy-ind any». a ‘ pus
!ov. a. ma. 9M) 9g
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