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KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE.
‘ Thu Al]!!! O. Cumin. the shoddy undi
dMe for 001mbr.slgned the bill (or the repent
w‘ the funds! Tax on the Pennsylvania Rail.
and (10-puny, sgninsr the remonltnncu of
Mon. 8. A. Pnrvmnu, his Attorney Gencml,
all Ell Sitar, his Becrecury or Sum—Pum
pr omm,luly 28.
'1 ha be ﬁned it “ upon A private agreement
in writing. mlde hy'Tlmmu A.'Scou. for the ‘
,u'r may. to pay the smm uls7s.oooAper :nnnm l
. "c slig Trenurg, whu-h agreement be can
t enlvd from the people and an rwnrdn slum-m.
' dared to dQCompnnv. wuhnuﬁ even preserv
~nzg n copy of iL"—!'uhlmry Guam. July”.
Thu he ligned three «rt: 05:. Rrpuhliunn
\Jmiriulnture, “unppmq Ila: Smkmg Fund of!!! lean
EIGHTEE'N MILLIONS OF DOLLARS ."’—r
}'lW (Mum, July 22.
“THAT HIS NUMINA'I‘IUN WOULD BE
DISGBACEFUL TU THE PARTY AND HIS'
ELECTION IMPOSSIBLE l"—Puhlmrg Guam,
Aug”! 2. ‘
I'. I. only necgsui'y to remind chevrendorl
mnt the journal making the}; bold and. new l
‘.(roul chnrge; ili'lh'e ablén Ind meal. widely;
. Midland Republic“ priin'lfl wait of the Alle- l
gheny m'ounuinl. K ’ ‘
.cum'm's PICTURE,
5.15 DRAWN E!" A ~POLITICAL FRIEND
g from the deﬁning Star & Banner,
‘- (summing t! 31, 1861.
' 'l’anmylnhi has long been called the
f'uv-tono Statoénd she has deserved the
mum. Any 0 not-‘hlinded by prejudice
:uiht huge accorded this to her. to tho‘lnte
Lulmppie‘menes through which our conn
_ try ha: en celled tn go. ‘.Tha resolutions
of our htvmenutivm. pledging the sup
."port and credit ohthe State to the Federal
Government, together with the eimultxmo
ounupri-ing of the peopte to furnish an ur
\my to assert its; commands, dill more to re-
Putablllh conﬁdence in the Union. 9nd" the
i inherent stability of our politic.tl system,
‘ than the lotion of any State or people.—
Pennsylvlnia has F'll'netl‘ﬂllt‘w the right to
bpr‘proml gitté. Whilst all this ii sn,.‘§tt_yl
more;—-Whilst ciao}. cauntion, boroughs,
volunteer orgammtmns, and private indi
. ‘vidunls have pledged their crmlit. and con
trxhu‘teg [post liberully to furnish our brstre
volunteprs with» complete equipmont. and
place them in ﬁ'imiigion. randy to vindicate
Alike the Sthtbmnd‘ ntional Government,
we no p'ainéd by'tho report of oﬁicial ne
glect and‘pogu'l'atj’gn. More then this we
lm‘ve seen ou'r n to comrulea misenblyt
clothed. ind both badly, and ‘scantily. pro-l
visioued by these paid. And well paid. to
we to these importantconsidorntiom. We
'held our peace when, remntlvh we were
cognizant ofthe fact. that the Quarter mau
ter of our own company mu 'under the ue-l
cavity ofpmvidlng himsell with a hair oft
‘ucalea to protect the cnrnpnnygigninegt the:
rapidity of an ofﬁce‘r, and Nikki wo‘hparq:
‘ the toad éomplnintl ol‘ the “End; Plit’a‘w‘n
account of outrageous treatment,‘hecautel
tin thocone case. no tlxoughﬁt the villain v
of a minor ofﬁcen’und the necessary (ht-inf: ‘,
m the cheap! an overtnxed Administrq-l
, tion. AlLtlu'l it ﬂoems war but the begin-i
ning of gigantii fraud.“ though the nation,
and thoSulte‘had not been so disguttml by l
thererﬁdyql' recent administrationu. thutit‘
hur ed them from power, more for that'
cause than any other. The man, who mat-r: the
pruenl‘ej‘orl oft/t: people (Mme-. 1 the In‘/write;
_fnughtfor. and achieved by our falltm. an occrz- ‘
aim: to Mb our aoldim. and eun'rh himrdf. IS
AN ENEMY \KHOM 1T WOULD BE
CHARITY TO HANG. _We care not who;
is the guilty party. He who defraud: our;
bravo soldier: is iorso than a traitor We'
do notxknow w‘hois immediatelv to hlnma. l
but this In kn‘nw. THAT GO’V. CURTIN}
lAQVNOT ESCAPE CENSUBE. Ed/wr he
(.1 implicated with that public (Mam. and re.
him par! 6/ (he plunder. or he in guilty of up
,m'nliﬂg men to We who daerve- the cream
rum qf all good canton. He may take Whig]:
horn ofphe dilemma he mnv plenum The W
Kition pf iﬁ'airs tendons ofﬁcial xwulation
doubly inanetrous. Have we jut ﬂed from
.mrruptiox to corruption—from nne vile
Adminin . tion, to another viler? “Many
whirl for onv.‘Curlin to avoid corrﬁptinn.
\ND HAVE THEY LINKED THEM
} *‘iLVEi TO ROT'I‘BNNE'SS? If the in:
« hTGﬁiS of thiscountry ﬁre bound up with
the aroma! of republican principles, as
alluqciuw if: the Chicngo platform. ns w‘e
beliéve ihey are. it bH‘nmes the party to
purge its ranks nfTH ESE VILE ME.\'. and
’let the STIGMA OF THEIR \‘IIaLAINY
rat on them alone. and not on the party.
A‘W‘KEY 'er‘n. TRAITORS AND ME};L
WHO SPECULATE OX PA'I‘RIOTISM."
- “ SOLDIEBS, ‘
‘Remembor that Judge qudwardfule
waﬁociuio cand'idlto {or -Governor, has
.A two soul in the may of the Potomac, whilst.
f‘urtiu has none; H'emember that. Judge
Woodward's interposition in your favor, in
his well Known docinioyi, saves your 7170]wa
‘f;’wm execution whilst in my service. Re
zw .Zunber Hint it was upon the motion of the
“Republican" candidate for Sheriff of Phil
melphin thlt Edge Woodwind was com-
yelled-to decide um, soldier: gun vote only
when It their proﬁt places 0T voting. and
let Judge READ, the only “Kgmiblicaxr”
oh the bench, cnlncided with Jlmdge Wood
yard in. thin opinibrl. Remember that.
Judge Woodwu'd is for the Union, without
an {F or n BUT, whilst Cur-tin is for a nei
Uniqn. IFnegro slavery be Left out of it..—
Beuiomb": than things mimic according;
ly.+B¢¢ford‘Gaum. - ‘
i ———h-—. - .—-———-——
an. demon: Geo. w. Woodward
would dé: more to ir‘gspiro fha Union men -
or the BoﬁerStMes with hope, to strenthen ‘
théi hon-u Ind hands, and to induce them ‘
10.02319“ to endure nll manner of evil for
thé‘uké‘ol‘ preserv‘ gtho Union; than any
other-Advent that. wild happen, shprt of the
sunender of all the Rebels in arms. The
ra‘ehotion of Gov. Curtin would be u sore
a gtroke upon them as is in the power: of
. mortals to inﬂict—would _wither the heart
of every Union patriot in Every slave Slate.“
Men. therefore.wa love the Constitution
and the Union, rouse in your might and
'sm'k} with giant. power tor Woomrnp Ann
In: UNIOI, and against Carﬁn-andfmahlzcim,
‘the destroyer: of every thing that patriotic
inipirations hope for 17—01 mm Democrat.
wﬂw——~ -
”Governor Curtiq. i 9 3 Inte‘apeech in
J'qhnswwn, said that hamms "1n favor; nf
unmet-Hate raising of uh army of woe/mn
drad audﬁfty thousand ﬁrm,” and that he ”01-
“wan insisted on throwing My largest _num
‘ - be: of m'en into the ﬁeld- a d o Wanna no
‘ What does he can for drafts whon neiihnr
ha nor any of his immediate family are sub
-5903' on their opera‘ion, and most of has rel»
troni are Ible to be excused by favoritism
’rorpuy their three hundred?
Wh“ does he care for “expense" when
' > the people have to pay it?
ﬁf’l‘he ﬁmple fuct that the Dahomey
are 1):; gm: gun’s party. and the Republi.
up}ﬂjldvoutea nf niggrr equality, ought
aloﬁst be suﬁicient to insure I splendid
Ikmomtic triumph. And when in addi
tion vlO consider the he: thu the Demoou
chu' the only pm and honed Union puny
in the country—the only party indeed, that.
can gag.“ the Union md to-eutnbli-h peace
_wﬁ'ﬁh'vt I right to expect, :- we candid
,ly‘ (15,- Won}: 1 memory. but an overwhelm
,M 11%! a Dmocncy It: We poll-._—
vvmm ‘ ' “egg! by yam: iggemu Win
tau—Lane. LIMUW. ' '
messmzm man"
Wm. A. Duncan, ‘ i
H‘ORNEY AT L'AWf—Ofﬂce in the Xerth-x
west comer orCeuu'e Square, Gettysburg"
Pa. [0“. 3,185 t tr '
9
'- J. C. Neely, ' l ,
TTORNEY AT, L.\W.—Puﬁzuhr guin-
A tion paid to cﬂhclion of Pensions,
"My, and Back-pg. 06190 in th. 8. 8.
corner of the Diamond. .
Getlylburg, April 8, 1863. t!
s A. J. Comp;
, rTTORNEY AT LAW,WIH promptly attend
to Collection: and all other business en
trusted to‘him. (Mica between Fnhnesmki’
snd Danger & Zieglgl's Stores, Bnltimom street.
Gettysburg, PA. [SgpL 5,185 g
D. laconaughy.
TTORHEY AT LAW, (ofﬁce one door west
A o! Buehler': drug and book atore,Clmm
vnhu-g street.) And-l Y AunSoumron run
anln no Puxsmxs.£}‘ounu bunt! Wur
nnu, ”wk-pay unspen _ Cllimn, Ind all
olhel; claims against the Governmental Wuh
ingon. 0. C.;.ulloAmerimuGluima In England.
Land Wunnnu lac-ted and aald,or banging-mi
highest prices given. Agen‘a engnged in lo
outing wnrnnn in long, mm:- nnd «he;
westernsmtel Supply to him personth
or by letter. 1 '
Gully-burg, Nev. 21, ’53. .
Edward 13. Bushler,
T'I‘ORNEY AT LAW, will faithfully Lilli
A promptly attend to all bulincssenzrusteﬂ
to him. He spanks the German lungn‘nge.'—
05in}! the Mme plnce, in South Baltimore
strut, nenr Forney's drug More, and nearly
opposite Dunner & Ziégler's note. .
Gettysburg, Much 20. ‘ .1
J. Lawrence HHLJIL 11
AS his ofﬁce one a:
I I £100? west. otthy s'"
Lutheran, church‘. in ._v ,1
Glmmlmrqi‘urg slight, and 197191303“! Picklng’ll 7
sure. wliwe those wishing zq have any Dental DRY PAINTS, and
Openvion perfume}! are respectfully invited to PANTS ground in Oil, .
cilll Runnels: DrF- Homer, Rev. C. l’. . OILS; expressed and distilled, i
Kr. ulh,~D. D . Bet“. L. Ba‘uxher, D» D.,_Rev. STATIONERY ofnll kinds,
Riof. M. Jacobs. Jun, 31. L. Slmver. Ink's, Pens; Pencils, Paper. Comlis, Brushes, he.
hotlyubnrg, A‘lfll 11,713: I. PATENT MEDICINES. I
-<-——~ -“--—"-’—u*_— All the opnlnr Patent Mmﬁcines, togniher
. T— Removal. ' with a gale-cum of pure WINES, nuxmus
R. O‘NEAL has removed his ofﬁce. 1° and WHISKEY, for medicinal purposes unl)‘,
D wms' building to the co?ner of Balti-_“l“'“.Ys9“h“nd- Inn worqymy stock embraces
mare and, High streets, opponite the Pushy-U eveqlhmg “.Wf‘ny found "1 3 575901555 .310"!
terinn Churvh, Residencﬁudjoining the oﬂice. 0f "“5 description. ‘
April 6, 1363: if . I A large supply of fresh‘Drugs has heen‘ re
ceived, and others are arriving, which I run of
fering to the public pn very acrommodoting
terniz. My .\ledicines have all been purchased
ﬁnder my'pcrsonal insprcgion and supervision
from the most reliable houses. [can therefore
not._ only reco ehd them as pure and «ﬂesh,
but rim SHI will: Chtn‘p.‘ . i- .
' N. B.—PAI;TICULAR ATTENTION gii‘én to
ill? "mum-m at all chronic-diseases. V
WADVJOE, GRATISHR
May 12, 1862. H '_ I
, Adams County' 7
UTL'AL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.—
4 M Incorporated March 18, 1851.
| ‘ orncnn. , ‘ r .
I’ruident—George Swn‘ne. | ‘
Vice PruiJent—S. R. Rune“. ‘ ,
} Srcretitry—D. A. Buehler. ~ - 3' » x
I Treasurer—David M'Crenry. ' A' '
I Execute}? Uurmtu'ftee—Robcrl Mchrdy,Jncob
1 King, Andrew Ileintzelmnn.
; Managua-George Swope, D. A. Bnehler, R.
Al'Cnrdyflucob King, A. llcinlzo-lman, I}. Mc-'
Crenry, S. R. Ruisell, J. R. den-sh, Snr‘nnel
Durhorgw, E; G. F‘nhnestock. Wm. B. WiTs‘bn,
:H. A. ﬂicking, Wm. B. .\léClellan, John Wol-
J‘nnl, R. G. .\lcCrenx-y. John Pit-king, Ahrl'l‘.
{Wrighh John Cunninghnm, Abdiel F. Gm,
James 11. Marshall, .\l.,Eichc-lherger.
agﬂ‘hls Corppnny is “mm! in its open.-
tions to the count; of Adams. I! hngpe‘e’n in
snccnsfull‘ipemtion for more than xxx yen”,
I‘ndju th period has paid a]! loas'es and k
pquses,wi£hanl (my aneument, hailing also n large
.an‘rplns cspitnl in the Trpnmry. The Com.
puny employs no Agents—nlﬁbnsjuess being
done by the Managers, who are annnn\lyeloc¢.
ed by the Stockholders. Any ﬁermnﬁesi‘ring
an Insurance can apply to guy of Die above
‘ named Managers-far further infqrmnsi n.
{ts-The E ecutive Commitleé diet: at the
ofﬁce ofthe éompnny on the last Wednesday
lin gvery month. at 2, [HAL _ ‘
5 Sept: 27, 1858‘ ‘ ‘ . .
A. Mathiot & Son's
OFA AND FURNITURE WAREROOHS,NO3.
S 25 and 27 N. Gay street, Baltimore, (near
Fayette st.,) attending 'from Gay to Fredtiriék
It.—the lnrgest estnblishment ofthe kiud‘in’lhg
Union. , Always on hand a. large nssartmént oi
HOUSEHOLD Aim OFFICE FURNIIURE, em
bracing Bureaus, Bedstends, Wnshstand}; Win-d
-rubes, iinttresscs of Husk, Cotton and Hair.
Sprin eds, Sofas, Tete-e-‘l‘etes, Arm Chairi,
Rockin , Chairs, Etaggres, Marble Tnbles, Set
lcesa ep‘tion and Upholstered Chnirs, AS
SURTE COLORSOFQUTTAGEFURNITURE‘
Wood hairs. Ofﬁce Chairs, Barber Chairs;
Cribs and Crndles, Hat Racks, Hull Furniture,
Gilt ind Walnut Frame Looking Glasses, Side
boards, Extension lablcs, of every length.
' Persons disposed To purchase nre inritedjo
call nn'i give our stock on examination, which
for'vuriety and quality of workmanship is ng’t
equalled by any establishment in the counting".
. “ A. .\IATHIOT} gum,
Nos. 25 and 27 N. Gay‘street.
Aug. 6.18M}..- ‘ _ '7 ; ~
Somethinf New
N IGE'I‘TYSBURG.—The undersigned informs
i‘qhe citizens of the town And county, thug he:
has commenced' the BAKING business, on n‘
large sqale. in ‘York street, Gettysburg, nearly
opposiw \Vnttleq'n Hotel, where he will try to
dcservv,‘ and hqpea to receive, aiibernl patron
age. BREAD, SROLLS, CAKES, CRACKEELS,
PRETZELS, km, kc.t baked Every day, (Sun
days excepted,) all of that»: quality; and sold
at the lowest. living proﬁts. Cracker-baking in
all It: branches is largely carried on, and orders
to any amount, from this And Idjoining conn
ties, sup‘plied st‘ the shortest notice. Having
erected I [urge and co'mmodiom brie-house and
secured the best \yorkmun nnd‘the won ap
moved machinery; he in prep-Emir to do a
heavy business. ‘
{l5 July 25,1859.
VALENTINE SAUPEE.
‘.Coal! Coal! Coal.
" EADS & BUEHLER In new ..preggreﬂ to
sup 1y COAL, ofs‘uiie‘riot quﬂityﬁin any
quuhm; desired. Terms, Cash. 3 . A '
,ConaOne! Come Amha- 1 ~
I; Wrbey also requen thou indebted to
I tbemto gall Ind pay up, aa‘fpnda uroﬁucb
kneaded. \gho will be the (int. to pull? Uﬁce
opeu'from to 7.
Feb. 24, 1862. ‘- , -
thn W. Tlpton, .
ASEIOA ABLE BARBER, North-us: cor
ner of the‘Diamond, (next door to Me
lellan'b Hatch) Gettysburg“ Pm, whereghe
can at All times be found ready to amend to all
businus in his line. He his also excellent as
:iwmee Ind will ensnu Initiation. Give
him I. all. [Dec. 3, 1880.
Isaac K. Stanﬁer,
” ATCII MAKER. AND JEWELER,
.- . JAIUPACTUIIR or .
ISIk ER WARE “3190 mm OF WATCHES,
; Kit. 148 Kouh Second St., Corner Quarry,
‘ vi PHILADELPHIA, PA. 1
He has constantly on hnnd an assortment of
Gold and Silver Pslem Lever, Leplne and l'lnip
“ﬁnches; Flue Gold Chains, Seals and Keys,
Bren". Pins, Ear Ringgj‘inger Rings, Bruce
leta, .\hninulre ‘Cuei, Medallions, anLgts,
Pencils, Thimblea, Specmclel, Silver Table,
Desert, Tea, Salt ana .\lhatnrd Spoons; Sugar
Spoons, Cupg, Napkin'l’lings, Fruit and Butter
Kuives,Shields,(¥lmbs, Diamond Pointed l‘ a,
ctc..-—nll of which will be sold low_for Cllﬂlx‘
.\l. I. TOBIAS J: 0033 best, quality run)"-
eled Patent Leveg Movements cousmntly‘on
Land: also other Maker: of superior quality.
X. B.—Old Gold and Silvc; bought. for cash.
Sap“, 1863. ly k f' -. ‘
Wall Paper !
LARGE variety of patterns} of 150 Intent
A and most duinble Ityloummny of which
.re being sold at. the old prices. Cull and see
than n McILHEN Y's.
‘ For Sale.
LARGE-YOUNG COW, 4 year: old. And
I can. 'Apply to NH. 3. I". SH'ULTZ.
ug. 24, 1863. 3! 1
___—”._... ’PUBE ‘GROUND smcas; lelccted and
R. TOBIAS' ce'iebmtad Dﬂby Candniong ‘ grqund expressly for Dr. ROBERT HOR-
D Powders, for Horn: nua Unheﬂ’o; ”10 NHL he“ Drug Store.
a: Dr. HOMER’S Drug Store. ‘i ‘3 I HEAmerican Excelsior Coﬂ'ee 3nd Bonn
om,ocx‘s LEVAIN—tho Pnf'“ mié r for sale It Dr. R. HURNER'S Dfug Store
Jaw baking powder in HIE-f“ my“??? L. SCHICK hurjuu received 5 lot a!
u', '3 Drug Stout, ‘ ‘ ‘ J. chenp Looking Glasses. ‘
OHN. FAREIRA, 118 ARCH STREET. he-
J low 811:, noulh uda, PHILADELPBIA,
lmyorterﬁunnfpcn
er of And Dealerjn
kind: of FANG
FURS, {or Lodiu' m
Children‘s Why.
risk: to return 1
tbnﬁlu to my fnel
of Adams and the m
rounding counu’ea,
their very ljbutl d
tronage extended
me during “I:an
yarn, and wo‘ald :
to them Hm I u»
but: in snore, of my
own importation and Mannfm-tun a very tx
lensiveuaortmento! all me daffy-rem kinds and
qualitiel of Funcy Furs, for 14311195 nnd Bail.
dren, that. wilf be worn during the Fdi‘jﬁd
Winter uuons.
Being 1.2 m 'dirocx'lmporter of all my~Fun
from Europemnd‘huvingthem ell Manufactured
under my own supervision—enables rm.- to oﬂ'ar
my; cultugnerl and the public a much hind
aorser Set of Far: tor the}nme money. Ladies
please‘ give me 1 cell before purchuiug!—-
Plane remember the num. number and street.
JOHN FAREJRA,
No. 718 Arch St., Philadelphia.
Sept, 14, "63. 5m
Dr. Hamlet‘s
NEW FAMILY DRUG no ‘
- , PRESCRIPTION- STORE,
’ cum-“nun“ u‘nnruoinxuuna.
. ‘aning retired from the active practice 'of
my profession, I mkeﬁlbuure in announcing
to We citixens at Gettysburg mind vicinity, that
l have opened a -
‘ NEW DRUG STORE“
in the roomformelly occupiex‘ by Drs. R. A: C.
Ilonxx'x, 111 In ofﬁce; where ’ will constantly
keep oh Hand 3 large supply oral! kinds of
FRESH DRUGS.
MEDICINES, 5
.CHEMICALS, '
PERFUMERY,
TOOTH POWDERS.
DYE STUFFS,
DIE
Grain and hoduce. _
AVING, mk’en tiie large and commodious
H )S'nrehquse recently occupied by Frank
Hersh, Bath . _ 3
,1 xx xnwquronn, _
w: are prepared to pay the highest prices for
m} kinds DfPRODUCE. Also,scll a: the WW.
est prices, LUMBER, UtfﬁL and G'RUUERIES.
of every description. -
A. P. MYEEES J: WIERMAN.
New Oxford, Aug: 10, 1863. Li \ ‘
_ _, l _ V
FreSh Reinforcements. ‘
~ TRENGTJIENING OUR POSITION.—We
S ,nre constantly adding new supplies lo our
already Llrge and fashionable stock of {
ILITS,'CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES. ,
We have every style of Spring And Summer
Huts, wliich in quality and price cannot fail 4‘o
please. Boy’s and Men's Hats sm'i eCnra 9!
every description, and of the Inter. st) lea. Our
stock of .
' ‘ BOOTS, , ‘ ..
, ~ iHQES,
' ' GAITERS. 850., &c.,
wnrnevgr more completeg Ladies Gentleman
nnd;Children can é accommodated with any.
thing in .this ling?“ we are better prepared
now to give ﬁtsfnd greater bargains than even
before. If ya walnt bargains, good ﬁts and
fashionableﬂdﬂcall at the sign of the BIG
BOOT, in C amber‘aburg street. ’
. T / JOHN CULP,
Julie 9/1962. - ALEX. canAN.
‘ /Th Grocery Store
3/ THE ILL—The undersigned would
Q/respectt Hy inform the citizens ol Gettys
burg‘and viéi ity, that he has taken the old
2]“: u on the Hill," in Bultimore street, Get
gsburga‘zherolie intends to keep ronstantly
on lmn all kinds of GROCERXES—Sugars,
éoﬂ'ges, Sywps of all kinds, Tobacco, Fish,
Sult,.&c., Earthenware of all kinds, Fruits,
Oils, and in fact oveiything usually; tound in a
Gmcery. 'Als'o, FLOUR & FEED’ot all kinds;
, all of which—he intends to sell low, as the low
; ept. Country‘ roduce taken in exchange for
‘ goods and the Eighest price given. He ﬂatten
I himself Lhat,‘h'y suict attenlion and “honest
' desire to please, to merit a share of public pa
, tronage. TRY HIM. J. M. ROWE;
Feb. 23, 1863. a,
1883. Spring Styles 1863.
OF HATS AND-CAPS
V B. F. McILHEﬁY.
at. his old stand, S. W. cor. Centre Squnrcﬂpu
jun opened a splendid nswrtment of ‘
HA.IS.AN‘D C_AVPB‘,
of the latch. a'ylel, at very“ 'low priCes. Per
sons in want of a good sensonable‘ and luhién
ableﬂnf. orCap,u;e requested to give him a ch.‘
BOOTS AND SHOES,
comprising Men's -ﬁnc Calf Boots, Hen'a‘ Bal
momls, Men’; Wellington Ties, Congress Gai
ters, Broiznn: ; Ladies' morocco Bllmoul Boots,
Gaiters, ﬁne kid'Slippei'l, Misses’ and Chil»
dren’iShoea and Gnilerl. of every uric” an
style, ill of which will be gold as cheap I: 111%
cheapest. Let all who wish to supply them
selves with good nnd substantial work call and
engine our stock. R. I“. McILHENY. 9
April 13, 1868. ’
' Cannon & Adan-’3
NEW MARBLE WORKS, Corner of Balti
more Ind East Middle streets, opposite
the Court House. Gettysburg,‘Pn.—We are
prepared to furnish Monument; Tdmbs, Hud
stones, Marbla Mums!“ Syd: (or Cnbipet
ﬂake". and all other work 11 mining to on!
buliheut We will gulnntee attinfactlon bbtb
nto execution, and price. 0 11 and see On:
designs Ind speéimens of work.
. Feb. 2, 188.3.- av /
The Great Dlscovery
F THE AGE—lnﬂammatory and Chronic
Q Rheumal'nm c‘nn be cured by usin H. L.
l LLER'S CELEBRATED RHEUNA‘Hg MIX
TURE. Many prominent citizens of thin,'nnd
the ‘i‘djoining counties, have uniﬁed to its
g:§&_lility. ‘ its success in Rheumatic affec
n 3‘, has been hitherto unparalleled by any
apgiﬁc, introduced to’ the‘ public. Price 50
cc , a per bottle. For uh by all drugzisu and
stm’tkeepers. Prepared only by H. L. MILLER,
Wlﬂ’ﬂesnle and Retail Druggist, Elsi Berlin,
Adams county, Pm, dealer in Drugs, Chemicals,
Oila,,V-rnisli, Spirits, Paints, Dye-stuffs, bot
tled» Oils, Essences Ind Tinctures, Window
Glass, Perfumery, Patent Medicines, km, kc.
WA. D. Buehler is the Agent in Gettys
burg for “ H. L. Miller’s Celebrated Rheumatic
Mixture.” ‘ [June 3, 1861. tf
Children’s Elaiing.
BEAUTIFUL ARTICLE, at 1h: store of
J_ .030. ANROLD. Ladies will press. call
Lad use them. ‘ __~[Ap[il 1371.1}{5}. It: :
3mm mi Summer Clothing just received!
at PICK‘ING'S. |
0 to Dr. R. HORNER'S Drug Store and get
In: MEDICATED COUGH CANDY. 2
PBING B'ALMORALS just received at
FAHNESTOCK BROS’.
B have just received I new assortment!
. of Queenswnre. to which we invite the
anemia}: of buyers. A. SCUT_T k SON. - I
Fancy Pura !
New Tailoring Hardware
' S‘I'ABUSHNENT.=-GEOJ.EPKENRODE,I 7ND GROCEﬁIES.—-'
( FASHKUNAB’LB TAILOR. 1A; The sub-)crineri h“ jnnt returned from
adopt: this method of informing his friendl and we ride: with an immense supply of HARD
the public generally. thnt he hm opened a WARE AM) GROCERIES, which they Ire
'l‘ulurin-g embllahment in Bnltimore “reel, oﬂ'cnng at their old Itnnd In Baltimore Itrrel.
Gettyiburg, (late Post Uhce,) near the Din» u priced to wit the times. Our stock consist:
mend, where he is prepnred to do All \vprk In in part of
his line in the best manner, and to the eatis- BUILD‘NG MATERIALS,
faction of customers. He employs none bur CARPENI'EM'S'I’OO-lﬂ, ‘
ﬁrst. class hands. and receiving - ‘ ’/ BLACKSMITH'S TOOL-q.
THE FASHIONS BEGL'LABLY. } ,' COME FINDINGS:
he can warrant fuhionéble ﬁts and nest and SHOE FiNmNCS.
substantial sewing. He zsks a share oi the, CABINET MAKER'S TOOLS.
public'a pntronage, promising to spare no era , HUCEEKEEPER’S FIXTL'LI-IS.
{art to deserve it. His charges will always b/e' - ‘.i‘ ALL KINDS OF IRON, IC.,
found as moderate u the nuns will allow. } - onocnmns or EALL KINDS,
Cutting and Repairing done at the shortcut. Oils, Pain”, My, to. There is no article in
notice. [Gettylbnrg, April 7,1562. [chided in the 19130“ , Hmenta mentioned
——--w~——--~ _._.__,_...._..._._/4__..._.-, Above but what can be End u- ghia Store.—
The Old. and Ballable. [Every clan of Mechanics can be ncrnmmodntgd
3w SPRING GOODS. y/ here with tools mid ﬁndings, and Housekeep-
N SHALL PRUF' .PSALES.—i"‘ can ﬁnd every article in their line. One
J . L ' K lul in“, uwe an prepared to :91] HI low for
would m ctfull u; mil or Get: ‘5" M ”1! on!“ 110"" 9‘"; of‘ 9 “KY; _
fyuburg "iii ricinyity' w, m,» i i - Jul-mil. DAMﬂuR,
n his store A "*ndi
STOCK. )F
Th: stock comm
Smplg ,DRY GOODS,
SILKS. ,
. MOZAMBIQUE,
CUALLIRS,
DELAINES,
uoniuzmns,
MLPACGAB,
. ‘ I LAWNS.
. , 05th
of all qnallﬁea Ind chnicest styles, whh
be sold It. PRICES T 0 DEFY CUMPET]
FURNISHING GOODS ‘
of all kinds, including Silk, Linen and l
Handkerchiefs, Glévea,Btockings, &c. n
- Also, I splendid assortment of RIB]
Luce: and Edgingl. Umbljellns anngnru
My stbck of WHITE GOODS wili be foul
and complete, and cultomers may rely
always getting good good; at the lawn:
ble prices. ‘
Gentlemen will ﬁnd it to their advant:
call mu! exnmine my stock of
CLOTIIS,
CASSIMERES and
‘ . vxzsnxc:
ot nll quahlies and choices! styles.
éApril 21, 1862. J. L. 5011'
!
Hay .Wanted !
HE undersigned wishes to buy 500 tons of
T good HAY. The highest market price
[mid in cash for mime Timoghy Hay, delivered
At his pnekfng establishment in Gettysbprg—
Early applications desired: _
April 20, 1863. 6111* ‘
RémovaLn-Tin Ware.
HE undersigned bu removed his Tinning
I establishment nearer the Dihmond, in
nmbersbnrg str‘eet, adjoining A. D. Bueh
ler's Drdg Store—u very cenu'fal location. He
continues to manufacture, and keeps cnnstmft
1y on hand, everyw’uriety 9f
’ TIN-WARE. ~
PRESSED AN?!
5 JAI’ANED WARE, ‘ ‘
and’will “ways be ready to do REPAIRING.
nbomc and sputum
also done in the best. manner. Prices moder-'
ate, and no eﬂ‘or} spared to render full antis
l‘nction. The public'a continued patronage is
aolicited. A. P. BAUGHER.
-Get.lyeburg, April 7, 1862!.
New Goods !-—Large Stock!
ERCHAXT TAILORING.
I“: . ACQBS a: mu).
have just received from he cities 3. large stock
ol goods for Gentlemen a vwear, embracing ‘n
variety of ' .
CLOTHS, ‘
CASSIMERES, '
. VESTINGS,
Casslnets, Jeans, to, will} many other gopda
for wring and summer wear. . / .
They are prepared to make up garments at
the shortest notice, and in the very best man
ner. The Fashions nre‘regulnl-ly received, and
clothing made in any desireﬂ style. ’l‘ln-y al~
ways make nent ﬁts, whilst their sewing is sure
to be substantial. ' .
They ask a continuance of the public?! pn-
Ironuge, rcsoh‘ed by good work and modemle
charges to earn it. , f
oGeltysburg, April 7, 1862.
Howard Assoclatlony
HILADELPHIA.-—l~‘m the Relief of :h‘e
P Sick and Distressed, nﬁlicted with Viru
lem. and Chronic Disealses, nnd‘especizlliy for
the Cure of Diseasesoﬂlhe Sexnnlllrgnns. '
- MEDICAL ADVICE given-gratis, by the Act
ing Surgeon.
, VALUABLE REPORTS on Sbermntouhm;
or Seminal Weakness, and other Disc-n .s of
the Sexual Organs. and 032 ‘he NEW Rag“;—
I)lES employed in the Dispensurf', sent 19 the
nﬂlicted in seale‘d- letter enve opes, [fee of
charge. \Two or three Stump: for postage will
be‘acceptable. \
Address, Dr. J. SKILLIN HOBGHTON, Aﬂ—
ing Surgeon, Howard Association, 50. 2 South'
Nmth Street, Philadelphia; Pa. 1
June 16,1862. 1y
Eureka, Eureka !
HE “ EXCELSIOR WASHER l" is, ncs‘
, knowledged ty nll who‘see it, to he the
most complete, nndwithout exception, the most
perfect Labor-Saving Washing Machine ever
before invented. its superiority over alt oth
ers consists in the simplicity and durability
ofits construction, the mpidity and complete
nesspt ‘ts work,nnd the almost incredilule ease
with which it is managed. A child. of ten
years, possessing ordinary judgment, can learn
to work it in‘ﬁre minutes time, and mating]! it
as well as 1 grown person, except for very
hooky goods. In a word thil is the machine
that is destined to take the place of every other
now in use. Persons intending to get amu
chine mil ﬁnd it greatly to their ndrnn
tape to examine this one belore purchasing.
The undersigned have purchased the Pment
Right for Adams County (excepting one town
ship) and are making extensive prcpnrntione
for their manufacture. Every machine will be
built in the beetmlnner and warranted.’ Price
$8 00. In connection with this machine there
in n Pntent Wringer, which performs thin la
borious put of washing with the greatest cage
and much better than it can be doh'e by hand.
They mny he ntuchedfto 3 common .Wnsh
Tub, and no gold with the machine or sep‘-
nrntely is desired. Samples of etch muy be
seen nt our Gallery, in But York Street, oppo
site the Bonk, Gettysburg, Po".
TYSON BROTHERS.
June a, 1863. _ j
Lancaster Book Bindery.
EOEGE WIANT,
G n o 0 K BIND s R
up ILA!!! loo: lnuncﬂxun,
LANCASTER, PA.
Plain and Ornamental Binding, of every de
scription, éxgcnted in the man lubspnlinl and
npproved styled. ’
llllﬂlXClS
E. W. Brown, Esq., Funnel-s Bunk of Lsncuter
W. L. Pauper, Esq., Lancaster County Bunk
Samuel Shock, £341., Columbia Bank.
Snmuel Wagner, Each York Bank.
William Wagner, Esq.. York County Bank.
’l‘. D. Cﬁnon, Em“, Bank of Gettysburg.
Pebér Mnrtin, Euq., Prolh'y oanncuter éo., Pl
Geo. C. Hawthorn, an., Register “ “,
Geo. Whithou, Esq., Recorda- “ "
April 15, 1861. -
Piano Tuning. ‘
ROFT BOWER, of Littleuown, I Pmctﬂcal
P Plano Tuner, informs hi! friends And the
musicnl public in general, 1.11:“ he gives his
time, not otherwise occupied, to Tuning and
Repairing Pinon, at moderate prices. He
promxses entire utiufnrtion, or no pay. Order!
received :1. this oﬁce. {Sept. 16, 1861.
Queensware.
I" you want Inylhing in the QUEENSWAEE
I line call at A. SCOTT 3: SON'Q, when you
will ﬁnd the best assortment in town.
March 24,1862. ‘ '
Picking _ 3
HAS RECEIVED HIS ‘
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
coma ONE, 00m: ALL.
May 13, 1883. ~ “ j
COAL OlL—at.
~ . DR. R. HORNER’S Drug Store}
LL (In best Patent , cine. «a be bad
It. the new Family; I: And Prescrip .
‘ton of Dr. 3. 808!“ ’
IDS.
Pane;
:ripti
my 'll, 1353‘
”Howard House, »
ALTIMURE.‘ 4
The undersigned huslhe plennure nf Rn
nouncing to big lriends. and the pnhlic‘genoml
ly.thnt he has RE-UPENED THIS EXTENSIVE
AND FAVORITE HOTEL. mud solicits tle
share of patronage which its highly I’nvnmble
lon-lion and his efforts :0 pleqse may deserve.
lining been enguged for many yearsin con
ducting popular HutLﬁa' in Pennsﬂv‘nnin, Vir
ginia and this 'city,’ he feels anured of being
nbleLlrnh'thP aid of his Cdmpetent Assistants.
to meet all just expéclnlions of Hu-~ lrnveling
c'omnmnity in managing the Howard House. in
n s!} 1e surpassed by no [lo-tel of its clnsa in the
country.
WM. E. BITTLE
Tcxmsa—Gentlemen’s Ordinary, $1.75 per Day
“ ~Lmiies’ “ 2.00 "
lleept‘k‘lfjluy,
' W)! C. KRAMER, Proprielor.
Balximbre, April 20, 1863. (Jul '
C; ' ‘ ‘ ,
\ Mmca/W @774
+4-TIONA COMMERCIAL COLLEGES
\ LOCATED IN‘ ‘
, . lIILADFIJ'HIA',‘
. S.FLCOR.7T!IASD'QHEBSUTSTI ‘ ,
New York Cibthropkly n. Albany, Troyﬁlufl‘ulb,
Detroit, Clévclnnd, Chicago and St. Louis
Bookkeeping, \ Penmn néhip.‘ ' Conimercinl
Arilhmetie. Commhgcinl Law. Forum, Corres
pondence.-&c.. prﬁcticnlly un'ght.
These. Coilcged being under the nine gent-m]
and icon! mnnngoment, and uniting in ench the
udx'nntagcs of nlLoﬂ‘er pzrmiter f cililies fur
imparting inslrucliun than any iher similar
institutions in the couinryi
A Scholaﬁhip issued by Examine is good in all
for an unlimited time. - '
The Philaddphja College has bgt-n rerently‘
enlarged). nt] rehu’mshed in a superior manner,
tind is now the largest and most prosperous
Commcnial lus‘timtiun in the State.
llryunt &' Stnulon‘s series of, Text Books,
emhrm-irgrßo-‘kiknrping, Commercial Arith
métic, And Commercial LaJw,‘ for snle, and sent.
by Indil. ‘ ‘
W‘For full particulars send {or a cilcular.
oa. 2p, 1862. 1y
—"- ' . ' ' "_"‘:’—"’—_
To Disabled Soldmrs, ,
QEAMEN AND MARINES.“ AND WIDOWF,
k. OR OTHER HEIRS Q'F THOSE WHO
HAVE DH‘SD UR BEEN KILLED [X THESER
,3’jCI‘I.—Cms. (l. TUCKER. Anorhey for (‘luim
antsflloumy Land and Pension Agent. Wash
ington City, D. C.—Pensions procured [or Sol
diers, Seamen a'nd .\lurines of'the preneqt war,
who are disabled by‘rcnauﬁ of wounds r'ecen‘cd
ur disease t-ontmcted while in nen‘ice.nhd Pen
mans, Bounty Blane) and Arman! of Ply oh-‘
mined tor widuws or mun heirs of those who
'lmve‘died or beén killed while in service.
Baum.) Land procured for services in'uny oi
the olhel’wun. CHAS. c. Tum-In,
/ _ Washington. D. C.
J. C. Nun, Agent, Gettysburg.
‘ Nov. 18,1861. ‘ ~
ND DON’T FORGETTO WSIT PLEASANT
A RIDGE NUItSEKIES.-—l’euons wishing
to Plant Trez-s will ﬁnd the stock in the ground
rcmnrkaldy ﬁne, and oﬂ'ered at reduced prices.
The Apple numbers 100 \‘u‘ietiea, embluing
all the approved‘lsnrta. _
N. EFL—Ste the index board near Flam Dale
Post. name. 'l‘. E. COOK & SUNS,
Sept. 2‘, 1861. ‘ .I’ropn'olun. '
T PRIVATE SALE-«The undersigned o!-
fe’rs aal’rivnu: Suletha Property in which
he now n-si cs, aitusle in East. Miwldlq ’street,
Gettysburg, nﬁjoining S. R. Tipton on the west
Ind Mrs. .\n-Ell3O,- on the east; wim an ‘......
alley in' the rear. TUE HUL'SE MW”;
two-story Frame, Wenlhcrhmrded, tub
Buck-building; 1 well of water; with a pump in
it, n": the door; and n van-id] offruit, such as
apples, pears, penchcl. apricots, cherries, and
grapes, all the man ‘choice. ‘
. ZACHAIHAH MYERS.
Nov. 12. 1860. t: t .
EWPORT & ZIHGLER, Mechanical Bak
erl, South Washington street. lmll squnf:
from the Eagle Hon-l, GETTYSBURG. Pu.—
Consumly on hand, the hes! ot BREAD,
CRACKERS, CAKES, PRETZELS, ac. Per
sons wishing fresh Bread W|ll be served every
morning. by lenvmg their name. and residence:
M the Bakery. Ewry em)". made to please.
GiVe us a call! [April 29, ’63. If
'4’
Come. On? and All!
THE subscriber, Inning re-opened his Sn
' loan in the Noah-east corner of the Dui
mond. invite: the alumina of his'lriends (ml
lh! pllbllc generally. to tllll excellent ALE.
PORTER, BRUWN, STUUT, WINE, CHAM
PAGNE. TOBACCO, SEGARS, kc. He hopes.
by strict Miamiou to businesl and I desire to
pleue,‘ to receive u liberal slur: or custom.
‘ H. W. CHRISMER.
Gettysburg,Ang. 24, 1863. :r
ANTED.—The highest price id nah
paid for old Gold lnd Silier; the
pment in I favorable time to sell, the premiﬁm
on it. being large. Also, Gold and Silver Coin
purchued, tnd the highest price given, by
.1 JOSEPH BEVAN,
Wntchmnkcr & Jeweller, in the Diamond.
Feb. 23, 1863.
EW FALL & WINTER GOODSI—A good
anon-men: of Fall and Winter Gbodl u
cheap as the cheapest It A.SCOTT t SON’S
LOT of fresh GUM DROPS, theﬁnou even
Axﬂered in this market, to be bid at. Dr
0 NER'S Drug Store. . .
RAKE'S PLANTA TIDN BITTERS, or Oh!
[D Homestead Tonic, at Dr. R. HORNEE’S
rug Stove.
IRST~RATE Eight-dly, Thiﬂj-bonr ind
, 4km Clocks. cheap at PICKING'S.
- WINSLOW’S 5001 mm snap, for
Achﬂdryn’, It 0:. 8. 3013338 Dug
P restdt II t
Céme to the Fair!
Town Property
'New Bakery !
Old Gold and Silver
***
DR. SWEET’S
INPALLEBLE
LIN‘IML‘NT,
GREAT 31:1:an
mu RHEUMATISM, «our, unnumu,
mewo, awn-1r NECK AND .romrs,
SPRMNS, nkmsss, ems AND
woulxns. FILES. ummcns,
AND ALL nunuuuw ANQ
mavens msuunnks.
H 4
For n“ of which H 3. 3 Ipeedy and certain
remedy, and never mill. This Linimentis pre
pared from an recipe at Dr. Stephen Sweet. 0!
Connecticut; the famous hone mtler, and ha.
been used in? his practica ior more thin twenty
yeah with tile most astonishing success. ,
AI in Anoviator of Pain. it Is unrivaled
hymny prt‘pa ration beanie the public, 01 which
the most skeptic-l m-y be convinced by as n
gle trial.
This Liniment will r'nrs: rapidly and .ullihl
-Iy. Rheumatic Disdrderl of every kind,
and in thousands of clue. where ll bu never
been known to fail. ’ - 4
Por‘Nenl-ugia‘lit will afford Immcdmu
re’liaf in- every case, oweyer distressing.
.It will reliofe the wonst cues of Headaohg
in three minute: and “warranted to do it.
Tbothache also will it cure instant};
For Nervous 139 me Ml thernl Lus
qizudc nrininu from iplpruulewo or ucesaﬂhil
Linimont i‘s :1 must happy and at («”ng remedy.
Adiug din-cu; upun‘me nervouﬂ lisuuen, it
strengthens und revinﬁes (he lyueln, and fa
glare: imo elasticity and rigor"
For Pilegt—As an oxtcrnal cemedy, we
l-Inim that it is the but known. and we chal
lenge lhe’l‘urld no prodlxce an (quul. Every
victim ule-hu "ﬁsher-Hug romphlitil would
gin- it a trial, to;- it “ill but ﬁlil'tp "El-rd im‘
medixu‘b rulil-f, nnnl in a unjurity of cues will
qﬂ'uct n mdwal euro. ‘
insy and Sorez'l‘hroat nre lomoh’mes
‘ely umﬁgnunl. «_ud dangerous. but u
vplicutiou of Ibis Liniluent will nuwr
fall to
Sinai.
enlargumm
neglected. ,
by this Lipimt
norm-tithe! very nbntinntr, nml
the joints is liable In (.m-ur i 1
worn: cnac may he cauquﬁml
' ‘ two or three dun
Bruises. ’c
cers, Burn‘s mm
the wonderful lu-nli‘
SWEET'S INFt-UILUM
used nccpnli'nu 'o dirt
EXAMS—TRUSTEE!) y
BITES _\XD S‘I‘JSUS.
ands; Sores,
“d 5, yidd rl‘aulv
DR. STEPHEN .
Lhe Grim; NMurm Bone
. In. Sfé’ixhcn Suectmﬂ‘ouuuﬁcut,
all o‘m {he unnedbnmu. .
Di. Sniping" S\veer.,uf Connecticut, 1;
amhpr ot " lJr. Sweet's Intniiilrle Linimvnl
D}. Sn eot‘sjlirfullible Linimcul cult-u Illu-
mntism and never fails
Dr. Sw'a-et's' lufnfljblc Linimem is a vermin
I’Pmt'd". for Neuralgin. . _ _.
Dlt. ‘Vveet‘a lnfxllihle Linimem curh "Burn:
and S nlds im_xncdintoly. , ,
' Dr. .‘wee‘ﬂi lnfalﬂible Linimt-nl‘is “ti-_bésl
kﬁofrn remedy fnr‘b‘pmins 71nd liruiucn. :
Dr. SWcL-l’sldfxﬂlihle Liniment‘cnru Hud
nchq in‘xmedinol} and was never known to fail.
Dr. Sweet's Inﬁlllihle Linimem uﬂ'urdl im
medﬁn'c rL-liefo-Plkmnnd sol-tum falls to cure.
I) . Sweet's Infnllihle Linimcm cures Tooth
achJin one n-inuw.
Dr. Swrot'a lnmilihle Liuimvntﬁaros Cuts
and “'uuuda iunm-di lu-ly nnd [runny no scar.
Dr. =S\\'ces‘s' lulullihle .l.iniuwnl is the lit-at
remwy for Sores in Lhe known “jun-M.
1);. Sweet's lufslllible Liuimrnc‘lms hat-n
used by [hum than n milliun people, M 1111
prnile it.‘ . .
D; Sweet's 'lnfnlli'vle Linimcm luktn in.
ternnlly, (cures Cholic, Cholera Mofbug and
cuotin. ‘ V . —.
ml. Sweet’s {lenlliblc Linimont is truly :\
“lri mi in need." and every hunily Blmuld
In“: it M. hand. ‘ ' X .
Dn. Sweet's Infnllihle Linimnnt is for ml. by
all Qruggisu. Price 25 and ours-ems. ‘
' 3 A. FRIEND IN NEED. ‘
T Y ‘IT.—DRJ SWEHT'S INFALIJBLR
Ll.\' “EXT, M nn external remedy. “is willumt
n riﬁnl, and will ullcvintc [min ‘mnrc Fjwctlily
tllnn any ot‘ller preparation. Fnr Ml- llheuc
mntic and Nnrvuus Disorders it is truly mfal‘li
ble, and as n curgtire fur Sum, Wounds.
Sp‘mins, Bruises, km, its nothing, hauling and
pmierful sttengthcning pmpertiui excucjhe
jun. wonder and astonishment of MI W have
eter gmén gt a trial. \lver om- tlmuquﬁ ter
tiﬁc tell of fcmnrknble rnros, perfm In u] by it
witlmu the In'". two _\‘e’nrs, ulkstzthe’éﬂt.
l g t ‘ ,
'ro HORSE OWNERS
D . SWEET‘S, [.\‘FALLIBIﬁ LINIMEKT
FUR [NURSES is unrivaled by any, and in all
can of L'HIHSIIEFS, arising horn Spy-"ink.
Bruiles or “'rcmhing. its rill-cl its mng‘iml and
cert in. Harness or Saddle Gulls, Seruwhcs,
Man 0, km, it will also cure speedily. S uuyin
and Ringbone may be easily prenatal and
cure in lheir lncipitnl‘smges, but conﬁrfned
use are beyom‘ the possibility of: rudirnl
cure No cue of the kind. burner, is so
,Ilespi‘rnte or hopeless but it may be ulletimed
by I. is L‘inimenl, nhd its luilhfu plimlion
will Hwy}: remove ,the anmm, and enable
the Hand‘s to travel with qompuru we we.
é ‘EVERY HORSE OWNER
should have this remedy'm In‘-n". tar itstime
1y use It the ﬁrst nppenrnnceoi bummer-I'm“
effectually prévent chute lormidnbh- discuss.
to wﬁxchmll hogs“ n‘re Hal-lg, gnd which ran
der sh many otherwise valuable horse; nearly
worlhlcu. - -' _ 5 »
DR. SWFJIT'S
1): PM 1. Mann tuft 3} EX 1')
' ‘ "I THE
\ ,r _
sonmzn's 'fßn-Iﬁ),
And thousands have found it. truly
A FRIEND IN NEED!
m
Toynvoid‘impomlon. ob'porvé the Signature
and Liliane:- or Dr. Stephen Swen on 'evcry
label. Ind Ilao “Stephen Sweet's lnf-llihle
Liniment” plown ’in the glass of uch bank,
with“! "liich none at: genuine.
RICHARDSON l co.,
Sole Proprietors, .\‘orvrich, Conn
HORGAN 8 ALLEN, Omen) Agents,
46 CHE Street, New York.
38-80” by I" dealer: everyvgpue
De:. 3, 1862. 1y -
Sale Crying.
W. FLEMMING continual the basin“
.‘ of SALE CRYING, and solicit: the can
nnned patronnge oi the public. It is bin con
ugnnt endeavor to gixe satisfaction. Chtrgu
moderate. Residence in Breckinridge ”not,
Gettysburg.
9. Si—He is I lif-cnsed Auctioneer, under the
Tax Lev M the United Sum. ‘
Rev. 24, 1802. __v _ ' ,
ICKING bu the ﬁne“ nuonment “Spring
and Summer Clothing in town. ‘
ADIES‘ Cloth for Cloaking. I. nun.“ pl,-
jun reccmd at FAHNESTOCK 3338'.
amt 309 mm. - M
NO. 73 _‘nmnx LANE. - ‘
. _ 'm roan
This uiiielo ll Ind. of u amply
thick and strong woven fabric, lnnnuﬂ um:
mgnuhc'fnnd uprouly to: on: on“ an. uf‘.
in seven] tines thick}! that th. mum thu-
in. animal, and U .n on»: coupe-tunic
rooﬁng, Ind couéquenuy {u not. dnnblc.
From tho lupn-ior dam 011.3110 doth, It
ucefve", in “tuition, I fit 3mm mount of
the valor-proof compo-Mon, and who ﬁnhb
ed 117 m: “:5 ﬁre-proof coating on ihc mm
prgunu the non completely hhhéd—nd.
we no conﬁdent, mon'dumble—roolng no.
“won. 1% need: no ﬁnal mtlpplhd on “in
roof, as all other kind: do
11' 18 mm)?" T 0 NAIL DOWN
h is manufactured and put jp In roll: shout
one hundred feet long, Ind «largo feet with; g
raqniring only to be hnrollcd, and hniloél oh
the roof.
g In tl‘vis convenient and ii'niihed mu, ii II
‘elpeciauy would‘ the Iltanlion'o?
HARDWARE MERCHANTS,
‘ , «‘ nxyms, nt'rtnam
:and all who buy 30 sell yam. W 0 do noi bolt!‘
‘.oa’m such the pun
‘- * A
irnmedlmfly, but
Iﬁle article, XI)
ECM
l
proper-in:
IJNIMhN‘
‘ It is a .
H": mun,“
ing buildings.
[ l! is no :lnqnc
1
does not injure Kc.
IL is padiculmly ‘
Funndricsﬁugnr Rt ﬁne-rie
Dani-Ming: when) the nir is
gas»: or mniuure, which my
the insige, nll‘l‘m‘und metal I
FOll srsuuon Dramas
;~ CAR-TOPS,
wad AH roofs and fur walking on, tln
answers fur hour-r than any melul run!-
wlll hour lurh usage yilllpul crack.“
bnnking. .
h is easily applied over aid
SEIIXGLE HOOPS, . ’H'
‘mmovr amuvmc my. SHINHLEH
Alai the
can I); formpcmmaterjul, £O~ang um cl
punlc “METAL .. FL; , :
The rO5l. of n'ppl‘vﬁg‘lt 51 wig: lizbl, I-ndﬁny
pydiunry roof can be ﬁnished in we afuncnlau -
bussnnvn YDUB noouf'Sl
IF-YOL’R TIN “00? MS - :
A SMALL [war-HOLES Is 11',
IF YOUR ’HN ROOF NEEDS RE-PgINTISO,
wilt cactunljy close will the lmnllrr RI'STJ
HULE . undyt rm 3 henvfeluuic bog-s met
the whnle put-Ewe. than will pru‘em [WET
and tut many 9'an winger than ordingry
pnintt" ~| ‘
IF YOUR SHINGLE ROOF DRAKE,
IF THE 101x13 AROUND mun cunmzvs
\ LEAK. ,
will sampleuu an up in mg crevice: in th.
shingles, corn our the broken joinuili the tin
and slate. rum permudnlly ndbesiva, clnﬂc
coating around chimney, nky-ligbtl. «can‘t
5- MI these situations will gutlult any otbe:
niulofnr this purpose now In useif'l‘hil Ir
ticlc is “hick, lenlCious compound or
and ingredipnu used extensively in Europé'in
the peace» of‘Kynmzing or preserving wood
in railroad structures expand to moisture lad
dcrny. This very useful property bends direct
); Io emu and prevent decay in the shingles;
and will often save the necessity {or never“
years of putting on a new roof. I! in well
worth; of A trial. g' ,
gun the show: ROOFING MATERIALS
will be furnished to ,
- . //
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT: PRB! Ol’ﬁ
LIBERAL ABR‘AKGEHEN‘I’S
MADE WITH RESFONS
' ﬁCIRCULABS Lnd SA!
by ltil. Adduu‘
_.L .I ..
Dot-« 29,1882,
I of augment prom.
offer I: really merchnnu- it
eu-ry‘whm, and 11. ‘_n]l
To A réw-voxmr
: half at much to ﬂu.
3“ kinds or too“,
urloully by bent. at
=MT
" r.ooflng
in every urimy '.
ifurnln. uud .\YQ
i! to be smirk,
f hon slid to“
other kinds of
SHRIXRLYG
.'OErTIf
_....
IF YOUR TIN ROOF LEAKS,
, LlQ‘mn
Guru—raucm ,cmzxr
u- Yoch Cnﬁzns LEA‘K,
IF YDIYR SLATE ROOF LEAKS,
, COMPOUND
G CTTA-PERCHA CEMENT
OUTTAoPHRCBA,
OBUBOHBS AND CLEBGY‘I’EN
at a redoetiou of
REGULAR BATES.
new! 1100ng co.” , 1; f 5
“.'. ». .‘5 magi;
NO. 7; on: warm .c a
w .i' an."
\.3: 3. mm? anﬁf‘ﬂ
1y . .sm 35:10
a
RUN IN 1101'
COLD
! ﬁn- {mil
man bum-
’ncldriu.
'l, mu! all
111-! with
“9,l":qu
Mil
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