The compiler., October 12, 1863, Image 4

•
r oral Central,
' RA STAND BY lOUB
< an” a, GUNS. ‘1 4
54th. mt politics] hat}!- will soon he deg
n‘qfq:,'fivefy Vote will oountin this strug
gle fir “Frog'Speoch,” I9'l‘he Unions! and
“The Comfoitution." Lot no Democrat/be
phlegt from :he pong. . See that. eve},
DNilocm in your neighborhood mum-_-
Lerno busiueufnterfen to prevent this.
You "6w: it-to ytq self, you; country and
yam; put]. See to it‘.
E=II
A . ; PLEASE ANSWER. ‘ , .
\ We ask Hie {rig-ml: a! Curtin if .Ith Co
‘ tad. Minot giv‘o‘ Curtin n’ehock on hi)
Bulk" to: lén mowfid'dollnn, to decline
bdrm)! cagdiciflo'hr Govg'ruorfiind if Cur
mj‘dfid not dealing—take the check—draw
"he m’oney. Ind {hen announce himself as
- «Wtqiq‘thb Pitgburg Oonyention!
Plea-glen I"; Hudtber Coyode will "91,28“
yph may buka h—Sumnl Dormant.
minim: 7mm nexus.
‘ Let Q“ the tickets b 6 compared with the
picks; in our paper. Demncnmc tickets
my bo printed with two 0:- three of the
names left out. and those of Abolitirménn-
Aldueg inserted. 1 Watch this anefully.
.‘LBT IT BE REMEMBERED‘ by
‘thooo in ‘.hil cqii'nty who lost. .hdrses by
_B'nnxjt'n nid, last full! that when nbifl wu
hmught before IheVLegislgture to pay thcm
by th‘. lope: they" Lhun untamed, Gov. Cur
i‘pgkfikd the measure b’ threatening to
’mm m , 7:1?" , - F
mflr Barons THE 91:9an
-'l"h 'Andcev 0. Gunin, the shoddy‘candl
flung (humor, grin] the bill for the repeal
'ltllti’l'onnlgc TA on the Pennsylvania. Rail
road Gompany, agzlivutt the rcmonstrnnces of
Hon. 8. A. Pnrvmlcu. his :Auorney GI-‘nlrnl,
Ind Eli filifer, his flight)“; at Swim—l’ll“-
.burg GazettzJuly '22. . _
< Thuhc ligadd it “upon II r'ivnteagrqcmeng
In writing, made by Thomn‘s A. germ. for the
tombnny, to [my lh-s'sum (“$75,000 pernn‘num
into'the Trensury, which agreement In- con
cenlod from the people and nfl‘brwurds surren
derulto [the Compnny,‘ ilbnu: eren preserv
ing n'copy of iL."—-I‘lm urg (Gazette, July 22.
' That he lignedfl‘hre has of n Repuhlicnn
Legislature. “dripping Me ’Sinlcmy Fund nfal [elm
EIGHTEEN MILDIIM'S 01" DOLLARS ."’-
thlrrg Gu'uuc, Ju‘zu 22. 4 .
“THAI‘ HIS NOMINATION' WOULD BE
DISGRACEFUL TO THE -PAILTY AND "15
£l.3owa IMPOSSIBLE l”—l‘llllburg Gazelle,
1451911115. *1! :v .‘ ‘
it il only neceuary t_o remind the render 1
that the journal making then hold and mom ‘
urouo cbtrges la the nblest unimou wiacly
girculllod‘flepublicnn print wen. of the Alle- 1
{bony mountains. 4
1, ' CURTIN'S PICTURE,
ns nmwxx BY A POLITICAfiFmEND
, -3‘rom, the Gettysburg Star at Banner,
‘ (Republican,) May 31,1861:
' 4 “Pennsylvania has long been (toyed the
fiqstone State. And hho has deserved the l
Junie, Any' one not blinded by prejudice ‘
must have accorded thin to her. in the lute
; .unhdppchen‘eé through which our coun
try has Iliee'n called to go.- The resolutions
pt' our epresontatiyes. pledging the sup
portand credit of the State to the Federal i
Goiernment. together with the ei‘mu‘ltgme
' 9139 uprising of the people to furnish an or
py to assert ith command-1 «liil more to re- 1
ektqblish confidence in the Union, and the
‘ inherent stability of our politicnleyutem,
pthn'n theJoLi‘on ol'any State or people?—
?ennsylvania has earned imew the right to
hei- propd title” Whilst All this is so, and
pores—Whilst citips, counties, boroughs,
’ volunteer orgnuimtiom. and private imli
viduxls have pledged their credit. andcon
tributal most liberally-to furnish our bra’ve
‘ voiuntcers with a complete equipment. and!
‘ place them in.a position, ready to vinxlicnto ‘
. Alike the State and national Govern: --t
‘we, are pained by the report of official ;
loot Ind pecuintion. More than this '- e 1
.gave neon our noble ‘comrmlen misemliiy
Flatbed, end both: bully, and scantily. pfo. l
visioued by those paid. lend well paid. 'to.
1 see to these important considerations. . Wef
- held our peace when, recently, we were
cognizant, of the fact, that the Quarter mns- ‘
terofaqr own company was under the ne- l
purity of providing himselt with n pnir of
peaks to protect the company against the
rapocity-ot‘ an officer, and when we heard
the loud complaints of the “Buck Tails" on
, néoount ‘of outrageous treatment, because
.an the one on . wethouzzht'l’t the villainy
:of I minor ofiicer. nndthe necesmry delay.
tin the other. of an overtnxcfl Administra
that.—v All this it seems was but thd benim
{trig of'gigantio fraud. n 5 though the nation.
.I the State had not been so did‘gusted by
the perfidyof recent administl ations. that it
hit at! them from power, more for that
X _consethnu' any other. The man. who makes!“
We»! or! oft/1e people tn prmnt the Merlin l
--fovgtg‘ or. 43d achieved by our fathers. an occa
‘n'ml'lo Mb our soldiers. and enrich homey, IS
AN ENEMY «WHOM: IT WOULD BE
‘ CHARITY TO HANG. “'8 care not who
is the guilty party. He who defraud: our
have soldiers in worse than it raitor We
7%: not know who is immediate-{v to blame,
r ’ t {hit we know. THATGOV. CURTIN
. OAXNOZ’ ESCA'PECENSURE. Either he
, i: implicated will: Mtge public thieves; and re}
\ fdm, pm of the plunder, or In is guilty/"of up
3‘ pointing nut to qfice‘ who duerve the . era-ra
tio- qf all good wrung. He may- take which .
horn oftbeidilemmrhe may pleue. The po- ‘
litién of ufl‘aire renders‘otficinl peculation
doubly monstrous. Have We just fled from
' porrllption, to corruption —t'rom one vile
Administration, to another viler? Many
voted for Gov. Curtin to avoid corruption,
AND .HAVE THEY LINKEI‘fl-THEM
_sppm T 0 norrnxssssr If the in
terests of this co'untry are bound 1: with
‘the success of republican prihcipi‘ee, us
Venunciated in the Chicago platform, as we
“believe they are. it bocnmosi the pnrty to
, W 35 its ranks of TH ESE VILE MEN. and
9, e the STIGBIA OF THEIR VILLAINY
fl rest 0 them alone. and not on the party.
AWA§ Wl’l‘fl TMORS AND MEN
WHO SPECULATE ON PATRIOTISM."
. "__fim, -... _ ___
75 Béublican‘L—Those of you who have
dashed and compelled to pay well.
‘ vn you made anything by a change of
Administration? Would it not have been
1 thousand times better for {our country
pd'ydfirpurse, if both Linco n and Curtin
‘aid'beon‘ defeated? vTh' we believe you
pun now see. If so. y‘ourfiuty will be very
«gear at the next electipn. To be hongst
_ 9 your country and to yourself. you must
8" '0 the polls and vote the Democratic
FIFFP": By dOing this. you will Hive your
!!! IWI further trouble an napalm—EL .
' IpHGj—Who houlu us, force to prevgnt
”*9 M 991 of flalimi is n. traitor $9 fill
Mpflmivles-Qfs'fiil Frberty- To acgomp-
I“): $199011?! obje'ct‘he wouh‘l invoke .
My [which woul_d deal-0y not only 1.1..
liberties of his {ellgw citiygs, 1:92. cumul
iii; mm. .
“‘Thg 5‘91 ¥orli‘T'|-ibune, in comment
§ngn§ ffleldmsmr to the am] of General
Wyn, says: “If we pg: this whole:
1:.” 12,000, and add go it the evidently;
5m ”3, E“. p‘tufu 9f ppbitionsxwo lhl“ l
WWS“. M s‘: WWW my",
Whatmcndmgleuhaia
gmwwma WWW" ~ ,
”MESSZKENAL GARES.
J- c- m,
”(MIKEY AT,L\W.——Pmicnhr amn—
A lion paid ni' “Hection of Penaiogi,
minty, and Buck-pay. (Mice in “1": S. E.
comer of the Dlnmond. -
Odysbnrs April 6, [583. t!
' A. J. Com,
- nanny n LAW,%II “pp-u, mend
to Collection: and :11 other buyinau en
trusted to him, Office bkuwumhhnumch’
Ind Owner A; Ziegler? sully, Mtimére lire-ct.
Gettysburg, Pl. ' g ' [Sept 5, 1859.
. AD. Hmonamxg ,
HORNE? AT LAW, (ofllce onb door wut
of Bnehler'l drug And book Itorbfilnu
' um; urqem Anon" no soucx'rol vol.
.PATIIH no Psi-mu. Bounty Lnlid Wur
rnu, Bnck-ply “upended Clhiml, and all
other loin" caning! the Gourmet“ M. Wabb
lng'ort D. 0.; dloAmeriunClfiiml in Englnnd.
Lain] Warmnulbcnted and lold,or bought,and
.hlghell price: given. Agents engaged in to
caning wurmnu in lon, Illinois Ind other
water}: Stu." ”Apply to him potion-11,
or by letter. . —' ,
Oclfysburgi, Nov: 2|, ’53.
Edward, B. Buehler,
TTORNEY Afr LAW, will fnlthfully nud‘
A promptly attend to qllbulineu entrnptedT
whim. He speaks, the Ggrmnp langlmg‘e.-
Ofiice It the same place. in South Baltimore?
strut, nmr Forney’s' drug at re, :nd nearly
opposflte Dunner & Zleglet’s arm-b. ‘ ‘1
Gettysburg, Match 20. '.- 5 ' o . l
. . Wm. A. Duncan, ‘
~ TT()RNBY,AT LAWqu‘lce in the North-
A wen corner of Centre Square, Gettysburg,
n. : [Uct.3,1859. tf
,+_. Removal. ' ‘ ,5
R. O'NEAL has rgmoved hll amt-e {tom'-
D Wilis' building to lhe’corner of Balli
more Ind High ntnrtsfhposite lbe‘PLuby—
tetinn Church. Residence adjoining (fie‘oflide.
April 6, 1863. H
~ J.‘Lawrence Hlll, M. D.,-
AS his office one '
Hdoor west ohhe 9‘ “N‘T.
Lutheran church in ‘
Chnmbenhnrg street, and opposite Picking"!
«fire, whire {hose wishing to hafe‘mpy Denml
Opern'inp pe'fonncd are respectfully invited to
can. Rfirnuncts. Drs. Homer, Rev. C. P.
Kr. nth. D. D., Rev. E. L. naagher. D. D., Rev.
Piaf. .\f. Jacobs. r‘rof. M. L. Sugverw‘
uctlysburg,Apmlll,’h3. '
Adams County
:V UTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.—
‘L Incorporuled March 18, 1851. ' ‘
orncsnu. ' .
I’mirlml—Gcorge Swope. ‘Y "
Vn-e Pruident—S. R. Rufisell.
Srcrctary—D. A. Buehler.
‘Treamrer—Dlwhl': M'Crenry. A ,
Ezecuiiw Commiude—Robert Xedfldyfifncob
King, Andrew Heintnelman. »
Maudger-I—-G¢orge Swope, D. A.'Bnehler. R.
.\Mkdy, Jacob King, A. Heintulrpln, D. MI:-
(339, ’, , S. R. Ruisell, J. R. derah, Snmqel
[Brawn-aw; H. G. Fnhneatock. Wm. B. Wilsofi
liA. Picking, Wm. B. McClellan, John Wo -
t' d, R. G. )IcCrenryJohu Picking, Abel'l'.
Wright, John Cunningham. Abdiel F. Gin,
Jame-J H. Marshall, gl. Eichelbergér. .‘
fThis Company is limited in 0.9 open
lio to the county of Adams. It has been in
snc’cesaful operation for more than six years,
and in that perififl hns paid all losses and ex
pensespcil/lau! (q? awesome-at, havifig'ala a large
sin-plus ca'pitn ;m the Treasury.“ Tire Com
pany? emplbys no Agents—nil business being
donb by‘the Mangers, who are nn‘nuully elect
ed by the Stqckllolders. Any person desiring
an insurance can apply 10‘ any of the above
named \lhnnzers fotfurtlber informntién. 4 ‘
”The Exeéuzive Committee mac's hglhe
office' of the Compnnv’on the last Wednekliny
in every month. at. 2, P. M]. '
.‘ Sept. 27, 1858. q ' , ,
n I '
- ~ Mathlot 81: Son’s .
OF. FURNITUREWAREROOMSJM.
S 25. 7N? Gay street, Baltimore,»(n¢nr
Fnyet‘te n.,) extending from Gny to Frederick
§t.——the lnrgesfzstuhlishment ofthe'kind in the
Union. Always on bangle largefissortmentfii
IIBUSEHOLQ. D OFFICE FURNITURE, 9m
meing Bureaus, ledsteads, Waslfitands, Ward
robes, Mnflresse“ of Husk, 00:16»: and flair-
Spring Bed‘S, Sofia, Tete-e-Tetes, Arm Chairs,
[locking Chairs, Etngeres; Marble Tables, Set.-
lees,'Rcccption and Upholstered Chairs, AS
§OIITED COLORS 0F CUTTAGPLFQRNITUBE,’
'Woog Vthiis. (mice Chairs.§_3n§er- Chairs,
grib nn’d Cradles, Hm. Raoksf'flall Furniture,
iltjnd Wfilnut Frame Ldokinfz Glasses, Side
boairdq, Extension Tables, of every length.
' Pétaons gisposod to purchase are invited to
mil ani giye our stock'nn exuminationl which
for vnriety‘and quality of workmanship is not.
equalled by any establishment in}he countxgg.
"A. MATHIOT & SON,
~ Nos. 25 and 27 N. Gay street.
-Ang. 6. 1860.
‘ u
‘ , Somethmg New '
[N GETTYSBURGJ—The nndersigned informs
the citizens of the tmnd county, phat. be
{its co‘mmenced the B, , G business, ‘on I.
rge scale, in York street, Gettysburg, nearly
oppmitc Wattlos’s Hotel, where herwill try to
deserve, and hopes kircccire, a. liberal patron
age. BREAD, ROLLS, CARES, CRACKERS,
PRETZELS, am, kc., baked every day, 380!!-
dn‘ys excepted,) ail ofitbe’best quality, on sold
n he lowest living profits. Cracker-baking in
ITILs branches is lurgely'carried 013’, Ind orders
to anyrnruount, from this and adjoining coun:
ties, supplied M the‘shortelt notice. Having
erected unwound commodions bike-home and
secured the best. workman and (he/most. ap
proved mochinery, he is prepored to; 51¢ o
heavy business. ' . ‘3
- VALENTINE! SAU ,EE
July 35,1859. .1 - ..' ( I
0081! 0081! Coal.
snubs & B'UEHDER me now (grepmdxo
supply COAL of superior) quality ' £ll}
quantity desired.l Termsfmh." .r ‘9 \
Con: One! Come an! - ' ‘ ‘
”Huey 31m requesL those indebted to
them to call 3nd pay up." gs fundamre much
needed. Who will be fine first. to cgll ? Olfice
open from 7-w 'l. . ' '
Feb. 24, 1862. 4 a ‘
‘ John W. Tipton,
4 ASHIONABDE BARBER, North-castra
ner of-flre Diamond, (next door to Me
lnllan’s llotel,) Gettysburg, Pm, where he
can at all times be found ready to attend to all
busines! in his line. He has tho e'xoellent ns
sistlmce end will ensure eptiafection. Give l The Great Discovery
Maegan-w . [Deg?._l_B§°_-_ or ran AGE—lnflammatory and Chronic
I ‘ ' ' Rheumatism can be cured by using H. L:
a ‘ Isaac K- immr' u LLER’S CELEBRATED namxnrcmx-
WATCH M3§E§Agu2;:pxgpsn" TIJRE. Many prominent citizens of this, sad
_ ' the Mljoinihg counties have terrified to its
flIeEJIR WA RE & IMPORT“ 01" WATCHESH Tent utility. 10.: since,” in Rheumatic Afte-
Nof ,48 Nmfl' Second BL, 00m“. Q““§’r . tion. has been hit—lieno unparalleled by any
He nos confinagbzlnpznhllr‘rmortmg ‘ specific, introduced to the public. Price 50
b . ‘
Gold nnd‘ Silver Potent Leger, Lepine and fit mgkfigegf‘l}nfi;flz£3},th€F§§flfi£
ggzteyinf "Egg?“ Gil-£313, €°§:n':dBlf:y '1! Wholeule and Retail Druggist, East Berlin,
lets moisture Celufl’fledgaelllous “Locket-:lAflgmécoqnéy’:zlgul;r-m [irfiChém‘g‘h'
‘ Pen’cill, Thimbler, 369““1e ‘Sil'l'fl' Thbl’gl 8e: Oi‘lgpu'fie:e:c;s ynnémll‘tlgrlcturesmwgiymlztv
; curt, Tea, Salt end Maui! Spoon; 8'13“! Blues Pe’rfumery Patent Medicines ’kc kc
l Epoone, CPPI. prki“ Rings, Fruit snd Bulter£ ”LA. D. Buelller is the Agenlyin limb
} :Zlmlsllo'lggglggttllnl' B;::&“?°:°;S:egnfgn'v I burg lorJ‘ H. L. Miller's Celebrated Rbenmntic
‘ l'. x. roams a: (2013 best. quality full jaw-l "mm' In" 3’ m" "f
eled,Pntent Lerer Movemenu constantly on
band; also other Makers of luparior qullily. -I
N. B.—Old Obld And Silver bought for cash.
Sept. 7,186J3L 1y
‘ Wall Paper! ‘ . -
LARGEi-ariely of pnttenu, ahhe latest
and most desiriblestyles, many of which
an heing sold at the old pricu. Gall And see
them It ’ McILHENY'S.
.For Sale,
LARGE YOUNG COW, 4 3'an old, and
I. can. Apply to. lira. E. l'. SHULTZK
Aug. 24. 1863. 3:. , - . ’
R. TOBIAS' celebrated Del-big Condition
POWQE' fig Horus Ind Game, for ule
11. Dy. HQ 33‘ Drug Store. - .
QLLOCR‘S LEYAIN—the parent and
be“ ‘bnkjpg pom!" up gut—g? Dr: R_
gmuxgm'f‘zpi'gs Bmm. ‘ .- ‘ ~ ‘
Fancy Furst
' OH! PARBJRA 7m ARCH STREET. ho:
bQ], low Bth? mutt: ’ .ide, PHILADELHHA,I
lmport‘erfifiifnctah b
or of and Dutch .Il
kinds of ‘ FANG"
‘ FUHS, for I’ddies’ u
{Children’l Wm:
lurid: to return 111;
thank: to my friend
‘ of Adnml and the sun
rounding countin, ft
their Very ”berll pl
tron-go {extended 1
fine during thelsct fg
”an, and would u
,to them tbs! I no
‘h‘nre '.n “no, of my '— 7
‘own importttion Ind Manufacture a very ex
ten-in Ilnoruuento! All the diflerent kinds and
lqudifies of Fancy Furg, for Ladies and Chil
dren, that ‘vill be worn during the Full and:
Winter uuons. . . ,
1 Being the direct Impoflefif at my Furl
from Europe, and hu‘mg them nll Manufactured
undg'r my own “partition—enables me td’ofl'cr
~my customers nnd.tbe publicm much hund~
» nomcr th.-t of Furi m the ammo money. tame:
plea-o hive me n all before pulchumgt—
Pluto remember the name. numb" Ind Itreet:
4 JOHN FAREIRA, ‘
' » No. 718 Arch $l., Philadelphu.
Scnt. 14, 1863. 5m
Diußobert Horner’
NEW FAMILY DRUG um
‘ PRESCRIPTION‘ STORE,
cmunpsmm nun, onus-cm,
Haring retired from the active practice of
_my profession, I take pleasure in nnnonnring
In Me citizens of Gettysburg and vicinity, that.
I have opened a V '
'NEW DRUG STORE,
in the r :11 formerly occupied‘by Drs. R. kC.
”tannin: nu ofilce, where [will constantly
keel} on hand A I'M an I; ofnll kinds of
FRESH Mums, .5” pp ' ,
MEDICINES, ; ,
CHEMICALS, , ‘ ‘
. PERFUMERY, '
TOOTH POWDERS.
DYE STUFFS,
DRY PAINTS. and . _ -
PAINTS ground in Oil, - . '
.QILS, ex resscdhnd distilled,
‘_ S’IBATIOXERY ofnll kinds,
Inks, Pens. Pencils. Pnper, Combn, Brushes, he.
RATENT MEDICINES. ‘
‘All the podulnr Patent Medicinafiether
with gsclecfion of pure WINES, BRANDIES
and WHJSKEY, for medicinal purposes only,
always on hnnd.. In a Word, my's‘tqck embraces
eroryihing‘ usnnlly {blind iILa first-emu store
of this description! . r .
A large supply of fresh Drugs has been re
ceived, and ot_be;s are arriving, which I am of
frring to the public on very nccon‘imodating
terms. “y Medicines have all been purchased
under my personal inspc'ction and supervision
from the most reliable hous‘u. I can therefore
nnt only recommend them as pure and fresh,
but can‘mlhlhen‘fchcap. z . '
N. .—£A;I;TICUL.-\R ATTENTION given to
the treatment of'all chronic diseases”.
.S‘ADVICE GRATIS.‘6§
mpg. 1362. It _ _~
- ‘l'" _ -"‘<"“'~‘——"‘“ "HW—
_ . Gram and Ptoduce. ‘
AVING taken the large undicomznodious
Warehouse recently occupied by Frank
Hersh, Esq., ‘ ‘
t—IN NEW OXFORD,
we are prevnred to pn the highegt prices for
all kinds of PRODUCE? Also. sell nt'lhe low.
est prices, LUMBER, GOAL and GROCERIES,
of every description. '
‘ A. P. MYERS gWIEREIAN.
New ngord, Aug, 10, 1863.] u ‘ .
Fresh Relnforcements.
TRENGTH‘ENING OUR POSITION.—We
S are constantly gaging new supplies to our
already hirgc nnd‘fnguonnble stock of
BATS, CAPS, DOTS. AND SHOES.
Wu have every Etyle of Spring and Summor
Hum, which in quality and pri-ée cannot fail to
please. Boy's nud Men's Hats and Cars of
army descriptibnl and of the later. st) lea. Our
stock of .
3001's,
SHOES.
‘ GAITERS. lemma,
wan'ncrer more complete. Lndiea ({entlem‘en
and Children will": accommodates? with any.
thing in this line, as we nre better prepared
now to ‘ginflits and greater bugging than ev;|
before. If you want. hnrgains, good fit: nnd
fashionable goods. can M, the sign of the BIG
BOOT, in Chambersburg street. '1
‘ g JOHN CULP,
June 9, 1862. ALEX. CUBEAN.
. 7. . .._q__l__‘A—~ ————.—--—‘——~
' ' The Grocery Store .5 .
N THE Elihu—The .undersigned would
0 respectfully inform the citiiens o! Gétys
burg and vicinity, that he has taken the .old
stand “on the Hill." in Baltimore street, Get.
tyshurg, where he intends to keep constantly
on hand all kinds of GllUCEßlES—Sugnra,
Coffees; Syrups of_all kinds, Tobacco, Fish,
Snlt, km, Earthenware of \nll'kinrlg, Fruits,
Oils, and in fact cvejtything “gully found in 3
Grocery. Also, FLOUR hEB .l) at all klndl;
all of which he intends to sell low 48 thejow
est. Country prodfice take in exchange for
goods Eng tlle'highest price (wen. .He flutters
himself mt, b 3; strict uttcnl on and an honest
desire to please; to merit a. a are of public pn
tronnge. m? Hm. .I. u. ROWE.
Feb. 23, 1863. 14' I, A ;._
18,63: Spnng Styles ‘ 1863.
‘ F HATS AND CAPS. , ‘
O R. F. McILBENY,
at his old s’t-nd‘ S. W. cor. Centre Square,hu
just opened a. splendid nsiort‘ment of
lI.ATEAND'CAPJS
of the lat‘gst' s‘yles, at far, low *ptices.' Per
sons in want on good aetsomble and fuliion
able Hat orCnp,nre requested to give him A call.
BOOTS AN“ fili‘O‘ES,
comprisingjlen’s fine Call? Boots, Men's Bul
mq‘rala, Mania Wellington Ties, Congress Gri
terg; Brogan: ; Lndiea’ moro'cco Balmoul Boots,
Gaiters, fine kid Slippers, Misses' and ChiL,
dren's Shoes and Gallery, of curry urietygnd}
slyie, all of which will be sold as cheap I: (lie
hheapesk Let I“ who wish to supply them-l
selves with good and rixbutantihl work call And
enmine-ou‘r flock. R. F. McILIIEHY.
:April‘la. 1863.
‘1 Cannon 8t Adair’s
N1“?v MARBLE WORKS, Cornel‘ of Balti
.more and East. Middle "new; opposite
‘he Court House. Gettysburg, ‘Pn.—-We no
prepared to furnish Monumenu,‘Tombs. Head
stpues, )hrlfle Manda, Slabs {or Cabinet
Makers, m 1 #1 other work appertaining to our
business. We will gum-mule: satisfaction both
as to execution and price. Call ind see on:
design: Ind specimens oi work. .
Feb. 2, 1883. n ' _
Children’s Clothing.
‘ BEAUTIFUL ARTICLE, 3} the store of
GEO. ANROLD. Lidia! If!" plenu call
an? gee them; ‘_o [Aplflfly I_Bf.§3.__t£_
BRING and Summer Clothing just received
SM. ' ‘ PICKING’S.
0 tp Dr. RJIORNER’S Drnz Store and get
(kin XEDLCATED CUUGH CANDY.
PRING BALMORALS just received at .
q FAENESTOCK BROS’.
E have jun. received I new Assortment
of Queeniwnre, to which we invite the
utention of buyers. A. SCOTT & SON.’
PURE GROUND SPICES,‘ tell-fled and
ground expreqsly for Dr. ROBERT HOR
NER'S New Drug Store.
I HEKncgican Excelsior Colee and Bonn
for ule It Dr. IR‘, HOMER'S Drug Store
, . 1.. SOHIGK hu jun received I lo: ‘9!
, chap Looking Glusu.
The Old and Enable. Hardwarek
EW 39mm GOODS. ‘ xn caocnmas.- ‘
N SMALL PROFITS & QUICK SALES.- A The subscribe" hno jun returned from
J . L . SCH 1 C K \ ' 1 ecities will: ‘ln immense supply of HARD
wonld renpeclfnlly lay lo the chin!" of Get- ‘WARB AND (IRUCERIES, which Ila-y Ire
Lynburgmad vicinn .'thu he in now neelvlng 'oflenng at. their nld umd m Baltimore “mt,
M. his non I splend’ld , ‘1: price- to lull. th. amen. 0m- fiwck con-bu
STOCK OF SPRING GOODS». {in pm a! L
The flock ,cons‘uu in part of Funcy'ud . EUILDING MATERIALS,
Staple DRY GOODS, of every ducrlpuon. i CARPENTERS TOOLS. . .
SILKS. ‘ ' - - . BLACKSIITH’S TOOLS.
MUZAMBIQUE,‘ ‘ . , COACH FINDINGS,
CHALLIES, _ '7 7 "
DEMINES,
BOMBAZINES, ,
AL‘PACCAS,
LAWNS,
. ~ CALICOES,
of all quilitlcn Ind cholcut styles, which will
Dbe sold at PRICES TO DEFY QOMPETITIUN.
| ‘ FURNISHING GOODS ‘ .
; of Qll‘kinrln, including silk. Linen find Cotton
2 Han’dkerchiefl, Gloves, Stockings, ac. ‘
l Also, A splendid uso'rttnem of RIBBOXS,
' Bucc- Ihd Edgingt, Umbrella: Indeioll.- -
‘ My stock of WHITE GOUCDS wil': b 0 round fnll
l Ind complete. And customers 'tnny _rely upon
; nlwlyl getting good goods at the lowest possi
.ble prices. ‘ ‘
: Gentlemen wil' It to their ndhntnge (o
. call And. examino lock of . 4
I cnoms, ’
CASSIHERES and
. . ’ names,
or I“ qualities and choicest styles.
April 21, 1862.; J.,L. SCHICK
New ‘ Tailoring
STABLISHMENT.--GEO.EECKENRODE,
- FASHIUNABLE TAILOR.
adopts this method of informing his friends and
the public generally, thin, he has opened A
Tailoring establishment in Baltimore atreetl
Gettysburg, (lat; Post Oflice,) near the Die:
mond. 'vhere line is prepared to do all work in
his line in tie best manner? and to the unis.-
fnction of cuswmerl. ~He employs-none I)!“
first class hands, snd'recelrlng . "
THE FASHIONS REGULARLY“
he can warnnt fashionable fits and nest and
subnuntial sewing. He asks I shsre of the
publlc's patronage, promising mlspnre n‘o'ef.
fun. to deserve it. His charges will shiny- be
found as moderate as she times will‘sllow.
Cutting and Repairing done at. the shortest
notice. [Getty-burg, April 7,1862.
Hay Wgnted!
HE undersigned wishes to buy 50b tons of
T good HAY‘ T: 2 highest. market. p'rice
paid in cash {ol’ prim '- Timothy Hay, dclivpred
at. hirpacking establ slnnepl in Gettysburg.—
Early npplicnlions de ired. _
‘ WM. E. BITTLE.
‘ April 2071803. 6.. *
R6movaL-+-Tln Ware.
HE undersigned has' removed his Tinning
I establishment nearer the Diamond, in
ambers‘burg street, adjoining-A. D. Buch-
Iler‘s Drug Stor’e—n very central location. Ila
icontinuesto manufacture, and keeps constant
ly on hnnd, every variety of. »
TIN-WARE.
PRESSED AND A , -' |
JAI'ANED WARE,
and’will always be ready to do REPAIRING
ROOFING and SPOUTING
also done in the best manner. Price; moder-
lrlte, and no efl'ort spnred to render full antia- ‘- "r V ' _ * i *— -—-"’-
action. The üblic’a continued attrounze is . . ' ‘ l
solicited. p-A. P. Biivozwn. ,'f C :2 'l5 i
I Gettysburg, April 'l, 18621 , - f MW/ gym J 9: ii
—‘~*—'--"- _-, -.- '~-<~'-~ ‘---~¢ 1 n
New 600‘“ l—Layga kl i uncut. CO\i.\IERCIAL .UOLLEGES‘
BIERCflANT TAILORING. =‘ ' N Loot-ran IN I
, , ‘ JACOBS & 3110-. . ' PHILADELPHIA, ‘ ' ;
hue Jnst received from.the,elties a large stock. 9_ E_ (‘on. 71-" n}, (7",,an 51391. ‘
~01 3:00“ for Gentlemen’a wear, embracing/a New York City.Brooklyn.Albnn)‘,Troymumtlofli
""1“? 0f 2 ’ Detroit, Clevelandvt‘himigo nndb‘t. Louis. ii
CLOTHS: “ ,« Book-keepihe, Penmanship. Commercial il
. CASSIMERES, / Arithmetic. Commeu-iul Law. Forms, Cones-3
. . VESTINGS, pondence. Be..'pr:u-tic:|liy taught. I
| CMilnf‘ui Jefln’v kc, “"‘h "1“"3' 0m" 300‘“ These Cnllrgei [icing untler the sime general}
: for Fl"""'b’ ““1 summer-wear. . land‘locnl management, and imiti'ng in each that
I They “9 prep'arcd m tnnkc “P garments “‘i‘advnmnges of all, oll‘er greater facilities for‘
l the 3‘10”?” "M'l‘i’v ““1 1n flWNW-"3’ best t'm‘m'k imparting instruction than _any other similar;
ner. The Fashions are rogulnrly receive-q, and iltelillllioni in the mum”. ‘.
FINN“! mode in ““V 1195”“! qtyle. Th‘fl." “Li A Scholarship issued hrnny one is~good in all
wnys make neat tits, whilsttheu' sewing thsure ' {QII Ml unlimited time. ' ‘
‘0 be sUbstl|lltifiL . ' . ‘il ' l _ The Philadelphia Culloge has been ret-enily‘
They “5k “ continuance 9f ”‘9 qu’l‘ck pa- "enlarged nnil rei “shed in n superior nmunvr,‘
'romgei "‘9ole by 800 d work “Dd moe‘er'ate - and is-now thefirgest find most prosperousi
charges to 9M“ "g i. 'bommérvinl Institution in the State. 0 ll
Gettysburg, April 'l, 1892. ' ‘ s‘ l Brynnt & Str:uton'4 serif-s of Text Books”I
- ’ . . . ' '“T‘m emhrneirg Bonk-keeping, .nmmercinl Arith-l
Howard Assocxatlon, } 'metic, and Commei‘ciul Law, for exile, and aenti
H.ILi\DELPIII.-\.—For the Rolief qt thejy mail. ' ' . '
P Sick and Dis‘lresset}, amicted with t'iru- part-‘2): full particulars send {or a circular.
l lent and Chronic Diseiises, and especial? for an, no, 1862. 1y ,
i the Cure of Diseases of the Sexual Urgnnl. . , - -A , -—~ --
3 MEDICAL-ADVICE given gratis,bythciAct- Tq Disabled Soldiers, ...
mg _urgeon. . t ‘ _\l 18' at M Sc. .' won s
'VALUABLE REPORTS on Sperqntorthcen . SF in POTi‘H-Zg “figspor ‘q-Rosk WY“),
0' Swim“ “'“l‘nmr “d °"‘°"””""¢’ of. "A E‘DIED ()It BEEN KILLED [_\'"rm: SHR
‘ ""3 §°Stunl 0'73“.”5‘ anchon the NEW RENE—i \ilCl-I.——-CHA3. (7. Mann. Attornet” for f‘lnim
.Dlhb emoloyed in the‘lhspensary. sent to the fonts, Bonntv Land and Pention A‘gent‘, Wash
afflicted 1n sealed\ lett‘er envelopes, frqe .Ofdugton City: D. (‘.—l’.en'sious procuréd' or Sol
; :é‘l’gapgfig or three Stumpafor WSW? "l”. . diers, Senmen and Marines of the presgnt war,
' ‘ ' . t 1 who nre disabled by renunn of wounds received
. . "‘qd'c“! D" J- SKFLMN _HQLGHTONVMH' i or dison‘se contracted while in rervicemnd Pen
. tng Surgeon, How-mm! Argoeiotlon, .\o. 2 South 1:0", Bonnty)lnne) null Arrears of Pay oh-
Niuthbueet, i‘hnlndelphm, 1‘“ luinrd for widows or either heir; of those who
June its, ”(’2‘ l, have died or been killed while in service. :
Bounty Land procured for services in any oi
the other wars. CHAS. C. TUCKER.
‘ Woshlngton, l). C.
J. C.'NEELY, Agent, Gettysburg.
Nov. 18, 1361 '
Eureka, Eureka!
HE “ EXCELSIOR WASHER !" is ac-
T knowledged ty all ,who see it, to he the
most complete, nnd wilhdnt exception, the most
perfeeQLphthnvhig Washing Machine ever
before invented. Its superiority over all oth
ers consists in the simplicity and durability
ofits construction, the rapidity and complete:
ness of its work,aud the almost incredible ease
with which it is managed. A child of ten
years, possessing ordinary judgment, can learn
to work it in five minutes time, and manage it
as cell as a grown person, except for very
heavy goods. in a word this is the machine
that is destined to take the piace of every other
now in-use. Persons intending tofget a ma
chine will find it greatly to their advan
tuge to examine this one before purchasing,
The undersigned have purchased the Pateht
Right for mtlnma County (excepting one town-'
ship) dndl hre making extensive preparations
for their manufacture. Every machine will be
buiitin the beet manner and run-ranted. Price ‘
$8 00. In connection with this machine there ‘
3s a Patent Wringer, which performs this la- l
horious part. of washing with the greatest cum
and much better than ti. can be done by hand. ‘
They inlay be attached to a comman, Wash
Tub, and are sold with the machine or sep
arately as desired‘. Samples of each may be
seen at our Gallery, in Enet‘York Street, oppo- ‘
site the Bank, Gettysburg, Pa. '
TYSON BROTHERS. , ‘
June 8, 1883. . '
Lan ’caster Book Bindery.
30363 WIANT," ' ’. ,
' ' B 0 0 K BI N D E B
an Inn loo: Knunc‘runn, .
fiANCASTER, PA.
.Plaip and Ornamental Binding, of every d 5--
icription, executed in the most lubsunthl Ind
approved styles. _
uni-nun. - '
E. W. Brown, Esq., FunnersVßnnk of Lancaster.
W. L. Pciper, 134'qu Lancaster County Bunk
Samuel Shock, Esq., Columbil Built. '
Samuel Wagner, 8:11., York Bulk.
William thner, an.. York County kink.
'l‘. D. Carson, an., Bank of Gettysburg.
Peter Martin, an., Prolh'y ol' Llncuter co., PI.
Geo. C. llnwthoru, Earp, Register “ “
Geo. Whitron, 8311., Recorder “ “ .
April 15, 1861. . '
Piano Tuning.
ROF. BOWER, of Litueslofin, 3 Practical
P Pinno Tuner, inform! his friends and the
nulicnl puhlic in genernl, thin he gives his
time. not. otherwile occupied, to Tuning and
Repairing Pinn‘bs. It modente when. He
promises entire suiafnriion, or no pny. Orders
received“? this aflce. [Sept. 16, real.
, Queensware.
)7 you um anything in :heQUEEréswns
I line call at. A. SCOTT a! BON’H, Ibex-cyan
will find the but woman: in “win.
March 24, 1862. _
Plcking ;
AS RECEIVED BIS ' ‘ " i
' SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
COME ONE, COME ALL. ‘-
In, 18, 1883.
on. 01,—“ ‘ ‘
DR. B. HOBXEB'S Dm‘ Bun.
L]. the be". innt cine: any be.
It the new Fmilyl as and Pm
tore of U. B:
8110! FINDINGS, _ c .
,CABINET MAKER’S TOOLS.- 1
HOUSEKEEPER‘S FIXTULFZS, ‘
' ALL KINDS OF IRON, tC.,‘
GROCRRIKS‘OF ALL 'KINDS,
011:, Ptnkc" to. There is no uncle in
.cludedi “several departments mentioned
m" Mum-hut can he had n thin Store.—
Evosy chu of Mechnnics can be ucommodnwd ‘
here with wool: Ind findings, ind Housekeapm
at can and. every Iniclo In their line. Give:
11l 3 call, as we are prepared to Iel! in low for
cash I’- my ome/x; house out of the city. ‘
I ‘ JOEL B. BANNER,
June 9, 1862. DAVID ZIEGLER. 1
Change .o'f Time.
HE following in u‘ uehedule of the running;
of.the trains on the Gettysburg Railroad i
0 FIRST TRAIN lures Gettysburg n! 8‘
A. IL, with- passengers for York, Harrisburg,
Philn elphin, and the North nud West. All-3‘
RIVE MvGet‘ynbnrg at l P. X, with pnnsen-1
gen From those pointsynnd Alio from Baltimore
and Washington. “Passengers leaving Wash-A,
lngton at 6.30 A. . ~ and Bnltimore at 9.15 A.‘
N-, arrive by this train gt Gettysbtirg 11l 1]
o’clock, P. .\l. ‘ . .tI
The SECUND TRAIN leaves Gettysburg ntf
1.10 ‘P. BL, with pna‘qngerl for Baltimore and"
Washington. Bassengern arrive in Baltimore“
at 6.30 P. M. lie-re Baltimore at 8 I’. MW undJ:
arrive‘in Washington a} H) P. M. l’gsaentzera,’l
can also go to York and Harrisburg by the
lecond tmin.' Arrive in Harrisburg ot 7.30 P.'
M. ARRIVES 11l Gettysburg at 5.30 P. M“:
with passengers from Harrisburg, Philadelphia.
And the North and West. ' l!
fiPu‘aengers-cun leu‘e‘ Philadelphia by 1
Wu; of Baltimore at 4 A; LL, and arrlw Inf
Gettysburg)“ l P. ll.’ 0r leave at 7.30 A. Hui
by the Pennsylvania Central on Philadelrhlp‘l
1114 Reading Rililtsond, and arrive in Oettyn-l
burn at 5.30 P. n.«- n. nccmwt', I
May {-1, 1863. Presidgnt.
Howard House,
, A'LTIBIO‘Rfl.’
| B The undersigned has the pleasure of nn-g
nonucing m hi»: triendn, and the puhlic zvner 11-’
‘ly,thn,l he hnn RE-pl’RNl-ID‘THIS EXTENSIVE
AND FAVQRITE HOTEL, and solicits Ihe,‘
shure-«Hfgntmnnge uhich'lls highly fiu'oruhle‘
lac-«'on and his efforts to please mny deserveuj
1, Having been engaged lor muny years in qon-l
Educfing pnpulm’ Hotels in P'enusghunin, Vir-zl
llginin and this city. he feels arsnrenl m heingl
:üblc, will) {he nid n! his Competent Assistants, I
‘to meet. all just expccmlinna of tha travelingi
3comm‘unity in managing the Howard llonsefln’.
‘ll style surpassed by no ‘llotel orits class in the"
icuuntr}: v ‘ _ -
‘Terms—Gentlemen's Ordinary, $1.75 per Day. 1
‘ L " Ln-liea’ “ 2.00 " ,
‘ Respectfully, .
. “’.\L-C. KRAMER. Proprietor. ‘
: Baltimore, April 20, 1863. (SN , ,
Come ,to the .Fair !
ND DON’TI-‘CIRGET‘I‘O VISIT PLEASANT
A lIIDGI‘} 3*UIISI-lIIIES.—‘-I'ersona wishing
to Plant. Tree‘s {rill find ILc stock in the ground
rt'nmrknbly fine, and otlc-ronl at mint-ml prirca.
Ihé Applp numbers 100," varieties, embmdng
111 the approved snrts. '
I N. 8.-—Sce the hide: board nenr Flora Dnle
Post oflicv. - T. E. COOKJ¢ SUNS,.
Sept. 2, IB6}. ‘ ‘ 'l'rapn'elon.
Town Property
T PRIVATE SALE—Thundersigned of
fer: at Primle Sale the Property in which
he now resides, situate in East Middle strum.
Gettysburg, adjoining S. R. Tiptou on the west
and Ira. McElrpy ‘on the enst,’ ml‘h nn ‘,._,
alloy in the rear. THE HOUSE is n HELL
two-awry Fume, Weuthcrboarded, with _
Buk-huildinp; I weirof watcrnrith a pump in
it, at the door; and a uriety of fruit, such as
Ippleg, pun, p'enchu..npric'ou, cherries, and
gray", til the most choice.»
' i‘ ZACHARIAH MYERS. .
Nov. 13. 1860. u‘ ‘ \ “
“New Bakery!
EWPORT l ZIEGLER, Mechaniml Bnk-_
N erg, Somh Wnshington slreeghnll square
from the Engle Hole], GETTYSBURG. Pn.——-
Constantly on huud, the best ,0! BREAn,
CRACKERS, CAKES, PRETZELS. tcvl'er.
lonl wishing fresh Brand will be served every
morning, by khnng th‘rir nine! and residences
u the Bakery. Every efl'orl' made to plea".
Give In I. on"! [April 10, '63. M“.
Come, One and All!
E BE nub-crib", hivifag re-openegl his Sn
r loan in tbs Noun-cut corne'r ofjhe Din
nond, invites the utoulion of his friends nnd
the public generally.to his excellent ALE,
PORTER. BROWN STOUT, WISE, CHAM.
no“, TOBACCO, SEGAKSflc. He hopes,
by llricl adaption to bullneu Ind : desire 1»
plane, to receive I libern'l share of custom.
‘ . H. W. CHRJSXER.
geltylblrg, Aug. 24, ”1863. if
on Gold and snver "
ASTER—Tho highest price in cash
. , V' id for old Gold nd Silver; the
p yhvonhle lime to sell. the‘ premium
on ‘ Inge. Allo. Gold And Silver-Coin.
pu , ind the highest price given, by
JOSEPH BBVAN,
Wmhmket & Jewell'er,jn the Diamond.
Feb. 23, 1863. .
EW {GEL a WMER GOODS l—A 3:5
I q "wrung!" of Full and Winter Good: as
chap :- the cheap‘en It A.SCOTT l'. SUN’S
LOT of fresh GUM DROPS, the finest cm
A cflered in this market, to be Ind A: Dr
NER’S Drug Store. -
RAKE'S PLANTATION awn-ms, or Die
Homestead finic, u D; R. HORNER’S
"It 5‘9“ \ ‘
IRST-BATE Eighkdny, Thirty-hour Ind‘ ‘
V Mum Glockl- uh: I'- PIOKING‘S. , ICKING hm the an": monument “Spring
A , :WQSLOW'BS THING YRUPJ”, and Summer Clothing in town. '1
chflérbq, It Dr. R.‘ HOMER} Dx'lrr , ADIES‘CIoth for Clothing. I new? Inpply
r , > "2 ' \ ' , just received at uuxnsrgc; anos'.
***
DR. SWEET'S
NFALLIBLE
I.I.INIMENT,
GREAT REMEDY
FOR RHEUMA’HSMX GOUT, NEURALGIA,
LUNBAGO, STU-‘l‘ NECK AND JOINTS, ‘
SPRAINS, BRUISHS', CUTS ’AND
, WOUNDS. FILES. HEADACHE,
ANDALLBHEUMATICAND .
NERVOUS DISORDERS;
For I of ihich it. in (speedy nqd certain
remedy 3nd never fails. This Linimemil pre.
pared fromtlhe recipe of Dr, Stephen Sweeluof
Connecticut, the [mom bone utter, and has
been used in his prnclice for mofe thqntwenty
yellfl yith the non enoniuhing ancceu.
As m Ane‘vmor of Pain. it is unrivaléd
by any preparation before_the public, of which
the mo". skeptics! may be convinced by I n
gle trini. ' 7
This Linimenv. will cure mpfdl‘ynnd .ndlcal
-Iy, Rheumatic ’Dinorders 0! ever} kin’cl,
and in thousands otcaau when n has never
been known lo fail.
For Nquralgia, I; will afford immedmtc
relief in every case, however distancing. -
It will reliZM'l‘ the worsi case: of Headache
in three minute ad is Warrnrn'te'd to do in.
Toothache also will it cure instantly.
v ’ ' ‘
For mans De flity and .nernl:LlD.-
nitride arising from imp txdente or exc’ess.lhis
Linimentjn 1: mo". happy d unfailing remedy.
Acting directly upon the erroug tissues, itl . ‘ Q.
strengthen: and revivifiel l ehyaum, and re- ,HAIUNVARL HER—BCHANI‘S, .
notes it. 1. cl sl'-it Ind v‘ ... " - . V ~
0a u y u; ', ‘ .4; fun-ms, m 11.01133,
' d ‘ - = '2
\ ‘ 73?. s'ol"an ahd all who huy to ac)! ngum. We 403031.319
“'ll. 53:3: out to Rich the hrospecl of‘ enormous prom.
, :d Eh] immtflintely, but we lam-Pu really mqychnnln.
' _. i lilo arlicle, in. detnnud elvery ythcré', unlit" nR
‘ \ times. ‘ ' 1
'E
I
~ \
I:
2:]. it 3: ’
whclhyr ste i
3d. his not i
cold. 3 ‘
4ch Any ordinnr
For Piles.—.-\s ‘hn uterum
claim that. if is flu; but ,known, a
long: lbr world to prddure an “IR
victim of" this- distresthz complnix
giro it a trial, [or 'iv. will not fail to “L
modinle relief, und in {s lnxrjprilx ol‘t’use:
effect a “11/ltd! cuie. \
Qninsy and Sore Throat fire lometime
exlremely nmliguum and dungerousn but u
timely application of this Linimenf will never
lull to cure. . ‘ .
fl.h. c L \
Spraina are Sometimes Very Mn-tinntn,mnii 1"
enlnmemenl‘nf the joints is linhlc '6 occur‘ if and i 5
neglected. The wore: (use may he cunquered
by this Liniment in two or thres_duys
Bruises, Cuts. Wounds. Efren, Ul
- Bums anq Scnlds, ,vichl rerhllly to
the wonderful ,hmling' pruprnieu a! [)ll.
SWEET'H INFALIJEHJ‘} l.rl.\'l,\ll'2l\T, whim
used’ according 'o Mun-(inns. Also, (11”.-
ISLAINS, .I’lllhh‘TEl) FEET, 4L\U thEVCT
BITES..-\ND STINGS. '
. . .6
DR. STEPHEN SWEET. .0: Coin,
the Great Nhlurm Hone Srttn. ~
Dr. Stephen Sweelml ('onuecficul, is known
311(1ch the United Slnlw.
Dr. Str‘phul Sweet. of (‘mmvt‘iiyllt iv the
nuthor of “ Dr. Sws-t-t'c Infulmm- L’ufnm-ntfl
Dr. Swan's Infullihle Liniumul ('lll'l'! Rhea?
mntlsm and never fnils. ‘ ~ '
Dr. Sweet’s lnl'nllihle Linfmon'f is n cumin
remedy for Nellrnlgiu. 5’
'Dr. Sweet’s In'fllihle Linimenfcurys Burns
undat'cnhls immcdintfly. ' ‘ .
Dr. Swee'fi'a Infillibfi: Limmr-yt is the bi-sl
known remedy fur Sprain: nnd "ruin-.‘. ;
Dr. Sweet's Infallible Lininu-ul curm‘He-J
-ncl- immediately r_xnd (nus never klgn“ u I?) tail.
Dr. Sun-M'- lnfilhihlb Linhnoni'ufli-ruls inn
modjsto relicftm I‘Ne=.nnvl seldom £.11.~ In ('nrl‘.
Dr. Swuu's Infulfihlu lfiix'ximcnl. cures Toolb
nchr in one minute. . ;
Dr. chm's lumilihle Linimrnt’rurcs I‘uts
and Wounds ilunmli hly .Ind lam-s nu stair.
Dr. Sweet‘s hilnnilnlc Ligimgm in flu: but
rembrly for Sores in the lino“ u \w-rld.
Dr. chel‘s lnl‘illlihlo‘ [.iuhm-nt has bnen
nsgd by more than 5 million penplé, an»! all
praise'it. ' . .
Dr Sum-vs Inmnime' Linimcnt mm in:
terunlly, our»! Cholic, Cholera Hal-bus and
Cholic. .
Dr'. Sweet's lnfdllible Linimrufl.‘ truly il
“lriem'l in need." and; cwrg‘ lumisly élnould
lune it at lmml. , ' , I
Dr. Sweet's lnf-llihle Linimcnl is for an]: By
all Drugsiats. Price 25 and 50 cents. _
A- mem IN NEED. ' V
'TRY naLmz. swears mammnm
_LIXIMEXT, as an cxtvrnul'rpmedf. is wilkuut
In rivnl, and will nllcvinte [min moré speedily
vlmn‘ nny other.prcpurmiun. Fur :l“ kin-u.
nmtic and .\‘rrvnus Disordrrs'itjoz truly’ infinlli
hie, and as n rurgtixc fur hurva. Wounds,
Spr:!ins,\nruises,'&c., its soothing. henliqg um]
powerful strength-um; prrperlits, excite the
just wondcr‘und nst'nnishment ofull wh‘o hm‘e
ever given it a trinl. "liver om- thousand rer
tifical‘es ”trenmrknhlc run-s, In-rldrmgd by it
wishin the lust Mu" curs, nth.“ the Incl.
'I'O HORSE OWNERS.
DR. S\\’E—l-}'l“S “INFAIJJIILP. lglNlMl-ZNT
'FUR HORSES .in unrimlgil by nny, nut! in all
cases of hymn-nub. nruing from Sprnim,
Bruises or Wrem hing: its v-fi‘icl is nlagic -l and
certain. llxlrurss or Sn-ldlc,(z‘nllx, Scratches,
Mange. km; ii will nlsu’curn qm-ilily. Spuin
and Ringhnne may} be easily unwind and
.cured in their incipient hinges, EM ('unfirpwd
cases nre bnvon-l the pouiluiligy or: rndicnl
cure. No fige of jtlne kind, lmwérer, is so
clap/crate or'liopeleés linl ii. may b!- nlln‘isled
‘by this Linimem, and its faithful gppliml'vgn
will alwagl remove the Lmn'ene-rs, and enable
like horses w "Intel with comparative cue,
EVERY HORSE OWN ER
‘should have ”ii; tome-Ty at Inn-1,101- ilatinw
‘ly use at the-lira: appennuice o! Lmneneu wifl
'efi'ectunlly prevent than; formidihle discus”.
{to which all hnrsea unreliable, nndlwhich reu
dt‘l' so nun; otherwise valuable hon" neatly
won-this". ‘ ‘ " ‘
DR. SWEET'S '
INFALLIBLE LINIXENT,
lIEM
’ SOLDIER‘S FRIEND,
Alul thousand: In" (and it truly
'A FRIEND IN NEED’!
m
To avoid imposition, observe lb, Simulate
nn'd Likeness of Dr; Stephen 83:“ on every
label, ,und nho “Stephen Sweet's Infidllblp
,Liniment",hlmg in.the glm of uch home,
withopl which one In genuine. ‘
RICHARDSON h 00., '
Sole Proprietors, Norwich, Call
MORGAN & ALLEN. Genet-ll Agents.
4’3 Clifl’ Sued, New York.
”Sold by all delleu evérywbe're
Dec. a, ”62. ly . '
‘. Sale 0171118. ’
A W. FLRHMlNfl‘coutiauos the basin"
‘ .of HALE CRYING, and Idliciu «bem
tmued patron-gs ot the public. It. in his con-
Alnnl end-um- to gin satisfaction. Charges
moderate. Henidrnce in Breckinridge “mt,
Gettysburg. ’ ‘
P. S.——Ho is a licensed Anrdoneer, Index the
TA: Law or the United Stun.
Nov. 24, 1862. ' '
READY 8901180, , '
0.. 1a nub)“ um,
N mm 703:,
,' A x,
This uncle ls Ind. of In “mink"
thick and strong woven fibula, Inuit“ a;
111-unbound upm-ly Io! our own no, and
in men! um: thicket thin the cotton amt.
lngmuonly and if m oth co'infimltloa
roofing, and-gonnoqugmly {n mote durabh.
From the supefipr thichiou of 1M! doghflt
ncoiiu, in uturauon, .46: gram In‘-I‘M o!
lhe water-proof composingn, And vliou ism.
ed with th. flrfi-pno! comic on the surf-co;
prcsénl! the mo“ complheiy Miami-cad,
we are confident, nion dhrnblu-rooflng now
known} I: need; no final céAt-ppliod on u}.
roof, at all othei kind! do.
It IS “READY" TO NAIL DOWK
h is manufactured and put up ill—mill About
one hunched feet long, and “nee feet vide’;
rcquiring'hnly tq be thy-oiled, lnd'nullod on
. wt
the roof. .
,t
In this convenihht Ind fint‘lhed' Ilfle, it. B
I 1
especially worthy the nttcntion o!
9‘ CALL ATQENTION Tb A FEW POINTS!
It can: only about half as min-h‘ufln,
mice as durphk‘. - _ ‘
’ndane-l to, all‘kinda 0! look,
p M “at. -.
fl‘ectca‘injurloufly by heat 61‘
workman can (Indy 1!.
_ .
mh. It is out the “chenpeu” roufilg.
. am. It is the best roofing
Thin Roofing has been used in every York-0y
M ('li'mule. l'rum “much In fulfil-rum, and IQ
can most. pnsilh‘ely rm Imm" M i, In lu- enum
fiy proof ngnlm! :M.‘ Cllnnpl’! nr hm! and to“
“ml me so dealtpcfire m “mu! nth" kinds 0!
Roofing. _ ‘ “ :
IX7 > v '
rr mm." Nursmm AND mm u my!
“mung”;
'I In WILL run mwgrc u can)
‘ ,\\ tinny}; . ‘
. It is n pA-r‘rm-t prom'tinn awn-g fire- from
line fulliirgri‘mlers nml fnumrnu h‘uu Imm
ing buildings: xuljuininr: this Rn..fing. ‘
, I! is 30 l'lmllu‘ nnd ntroug that the 4 -
SHIUNKING 0F BUOFHIOABDB
does not Ln§ure it. '
h is! particularly valuable an Fat-(mien,
Foun-lr'rcs,Sngnr llvfinaries. l)i:-n'.h-1in.mu|n!l
lvuil’dfngs whi-r1 the air In imprrgmlevlfwilh
mum: or nmimlrc, wbiéh inpiuhyrurmd'e", (rum
the inside, alHiu nml met-II rmfle. ‘
ron smmsou' DEFKN, . -
unwraps, Pugus.
and n" ronfl‘und for walking on, thil nrdckr
n‘nm‘crs fitr hem-r lhnn any Int-ml mar—~m h
viii" beur Inch name without cracking o!
hrvnkiuu. ' V ,
IL is eueilfi' applied ore/r old
muxolzn HOOPS, c ' ‘
» mnwr'r “moms Tm: smsumh
Also The
0115111225
edit. be formed ‘of tlhis materinl, nving the ex
peune (“METAL ONES. 7 ,
The cost ofq-plyingit ii roryjighv. - nd any
ordinary too! can be finished in Ihe same day.
IMI
PRESERWB YOUR ROiOI-‘SI
‘3 yoga TIN ROOF LEAKS,
H? YOUR TIN ROOF HAS
SMALL RUST-flOLES l.\' 31‘,
IF YOUR TIN ROOF NEEDS IKE-PAINTING,
IJQI'ID ‘
GQTTA-PERCIIA CEMENT .
'wil! efl'ectunlly rln’se up all the mnller RFST
RULES. and fbrm n MFVy chum; béd) our
the whole luff-see, that will panel“ “[75?
will lut mun, yuu longer lhln ordinary
Quint. ; - ‘
1s v'on‘i‘snmamz i 200? mus,
IF YOUR GUHERS LEAK, ‘
mun JOINTS known vonn cmmnvs
. ,7 '~ LEAK, ; .
IF YOUR SLATE ROOF LEAKS,
cnxmuxp
GUTTA-PERCHA CEMENT
* rs - ‘
will completely fill up all the crevices In tho
shingles, cover over lhc broken joinmin the tin
and Allie. form permanently ndhelih, ~ehfllc
coating around chimneys, Iky-lighu, claw-ad
ii: I“ that situation will'omlnsl my om;
article for this purpose no“I in nu. Th“:ll
tide in A thick, tenacious compound of '
G UTTA-PEBCBA,
Ind inmdienu and vitamin], in Europe In
thc pm»: of Kytnizi'n; or preaching, wood
in nilroul sunk-Jute: expand to momma And
decay. nu very useful property tends direct
ly to arrest Ind prevent decny in the “singlet,
And will onen sue the necessity‘ for "wall
can of putting 011.5 nu roof. I: I: 'on
earth: a! I trill. ‘A ». .
Y .
.a-m the ’.bm 300 mm MATERIALS
will be furnished to '
\ CHURCHES AND cmnaninx
- st a redugion of
TWENTY-FIVE in our. mom on:
mun mm
Lmnm ABBANGEIBNTB (
no: Vim nssmxsmu mama.
fiermugg ud sums mu m.
by Hail. Addnu.’ - jA ‘
BRAD! ROWING 00.,
mafim 95%.: a )
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wit 3;: Qik
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