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ramito JO,l/{lll
I M I man named Pd“ Juan.
n. :51»; an m Lil-cull:
And In"! mu i'nr bruko m“ bl and
um mun In no blmhng f
jail gun 'I- I‘ Iquxm your cyn,
“got w your mu; r
“In ”It ”Nbo‘ll”lp in high,
‘ “and” an an“; .
E- u“ u:- Cam to mm .10. 4'
1 If it nul- emflon nan";
. 9.0 “_III 3h. Pawn» should hut
, Int: w And mry doll-r.
' .9: ”and 9h Cub-Luca, Mix-33m
‘.l‘lur hinlon Dav-d, V ‘
All [#:lossth in nu other Ivmhl ‘
.' No Menu. and.
Jr. :19 sh. ‘pr “s].“va mm Q
. r Mpg-3.41m: the lad vl‘or, '
I. ,‘d-cyman Ixin the!"
' Wu wrath-p I nlmr. y ;
‘ud yvt Ihi, Pale; Jone! would nu]
Among his plgl Mama,
, Jpn. other men ml nplhcir gun.
" Ind undid numb-nu:
Levin u» drift vu and. I. ma, '
.Poor ting» got drama ;
‘.l I)" u bhl tho patriot can. u
16M hm slum but dud.
W Pglolwnt tight 9‘ ud Add
To BMIII, uf Pod-Ink Holler,
Pin '99.. nigh} than. u- Durlum no",
And an ,umo gamma do'llm.
_ AM than he in“ tin “Inhll ad,
. ' In uh It. In not right, nr.
Ital-tel: good patriot (01h a ho
~ ' ‘ Should .xchu pay or light, lir.
’O4 mi! Ilmo man, nuned Palog Jonn,
80.10%“! fur Abe‘bineuln; ,
All I'm-n thin um bruln out, be “Mr
flu" nulln‘t be no blinking.
w lyour gum an! quill! your 07-”,
'innrun yhur mggun ; ,
Has: an Wuhan" all Iky-hlfll.
' Smut-ta Ih. mum
311‘: Two anun‘ PART"?!
The Louiaville Journal very lruly remarks;
.Theria‘nre but No great partie‘s in the coun
try; namely, lhé Conservative fairly, and
:ihe Radical party. The bash of tho Radical
party is universal ~tinl immediate om'anci
potion by the general government, andthe
'pronécution of the Wau' until the not-mn
plishment ofthis end is secured. The basis
.01' the Conservative party is the Conshtuiion
,and the prosecution of the war‘ :mtil the
supremacy of tho conetilulionq‘iq acknowl
.edged. The huter is a Conatilfitio'nal party.
The former is a. revolution'nry party. The
Qongervative put; would maintain the
government. as our father:- nmde it. The_
Radical pariy would subvert, the Govern
ment and construct a new'one according to
,tho radical vagaries. Such are the respec
.tive basis of the two great parties of the
‘country
L a•••.-
NOT YET.
"The mission of the “ Republican ’f arty !
4! now said to be accomplished. and {him 1
thing it lal It has cost the country nearly
a million of lives, destroyed its financial
Lind commercial prosperity, severed the
uniOn of States and. broken their laws.
'lurnod vault and lei tiledistrich ink) deserlgl
hmd battle fiehlf—s-uiwerted l'hc liberties of‘
the people. and Tnow its “niiflsion in accord
lished I" SO? not yet. . Alter such :1.1
record the ugfiple will not all‘ow,you 16;
hide your crimes under a name which you‘i
profane, t~hirk. lhq puniqhhient‘thnt ymif
:deserve, or mennly sneak from the Arm of!
(their ven genlire'. u‘» perpetrate'new’infunnies, i
,nnd finish the destruction you have so ncnri
lac‘mmpli‘zhpd. .Y'our “mission” is not yet‘
“accomplished," nor will it be. till” you
ban; met. the doom of traitors and tyrantsl
_s-nd rut srmn-eiy buried beneath theyxefi
nations and detegnLation-OT freemeu.—l-Iriei
Observer. ' . ' ’
‘ lIOID Lincoln M‘qmism 0/7lrll'lt‘J.-—A “’nsh’
ington Correspondn'fi of‘n New York Jour-
Vlfinl. whose [-taitemontiq onrrhborated from
other sources, writes as fullqu:
“The effort made hy'the humanitarinns
to get. rid ot a cargo of Free colored people
ms been eminently suegesstul. In April
glut. under the lmnner of Lincoln Coloniza
tion. four hundred and fifty at these unlh‘i~
tuniltes were shipped to the “land: of A
iVnche, aml yesterday afternoon three hun
dred 9nd sixt -eight were returned to this
)istrict. The tail number destroyed by
d trentnient ‘ eighty-two, and the
hole of them are My to testify that their
sufferings have bee indescribable. The
amount nppropriat by the last Congress,
at» putting down the rebellion. by menus
ofthla little 'speculation was‘aix hundred
‘thousand dollars. HOV much of the‘mon
-9] remaing unexpended. how soon another
pf these hunmnéand profitable experiments
will be made. nml who of our excessively
loyal citizens will have the fingering of
‘the money, are giioétions not yet decided."
Thus goes the money of the white tax
payers ofrthe country, and thus are killed
‘O3 iiioeen‘lt ne’éroes, by the impracticable
schemeij' of our Abolition rulers.
‘ 3843“). W. Julian. a member of Con
gress from Indrana,'of the rankést abplition
peruuagion. wants in be ra'elected, But. the
‘_llicllmond Palladium, an alédlilion sheet, is
ppposed to him, and sums rib his record as.
follows:
4 “He has never done anything for the ur
my, but has oontinually'found fault. with
_thosa who were doing their best tosuppress
therebellionfand periling their lives, while
{no was safely quartered in Washin ton wri
ing hitters to secure his return to (gongras.
xßlot. one of his family have volunteermi,but
_in enjoying comfortable positions at Wash»
Tanglon, while others no fighting the bames
91 the country.” , > .
According to the Palladilim, Julian is
:Ibolit u mean a specimen as the. Republi
-3‘.“ puty can i_urn or‘rt.
Did 175:]; Tell the 7m). .2 Washington
said the triumph of a section; party would
hihg disuuion—did he not tell the truth?
Webster aid the triumph of Abolition
inm Would bring disunion—did not Webster
tell the truth? ‘
Henry Cln‘y aid the tfiungphpf Alum
ioh‘um 'wonld bring disumon—did not
lgy “I! the truth ? '
Muiison, Monroe, Wright. Pierce, Doug
ln. find every other Democratic Matesman
brodicted that the triumph of Abolnionism
ould bring dinunion any civil war—did
¥ley my} Ml; the truth 1
‘ fl Ind Call Upon the Pufrintism of (he Na-
P‘E—Th" ‘PPmching milim v campaign,
which mu perhaps already-have cothen.
oed, will the decislve one of tha my...
Gep’enl . .t, ”the leader of the Union
hosts, bu “no great responsibility refining
'upm him. The contest. will be sashguin.-'
Fy .nd ngone'; but it will decide a“,
la 91' Ghe 'o'ouptry one way or the other.—
fiGon. Gnu! besucceesful in this campaign
benninn will be prgsarved. If he be de.
“(ed filo W disastrous consequences
“’nl‘fgflbfi, e shun see the 'currency de.
nib? ' , public confidence gnhlyzed, and
clvi wu—the end of whic no one can
foiepglb—bmk out. in the Harlin—New
Yuri ‘ «W. " ‘ ' '
*We womleritthoao fellow: who youd
{33k} gm :9: 2 Mac: 92!: M 99: In?!
Noah' Walker & 00..
CLOTIIIIE’RS.“
V wumxurux BUILDING
in'. no lc'f [inn-ma! Sun-r,
, BALtr'nLonn
ieép constantly on land a Inge And 'sl:] a.
pond stock of a“ kind! 0! goods In modem.
prices
They supply mam I)" the finest to the
lowest 111-kid ”lid/:3, enher renJy nude or
’ t
made to donning to any pan. of the count
They hop also an extend” stogk of FURN-
[SHING GOODS, emhmcingawcry article of
Gentlemrn's'Under-wear. Alsq, MILITARY
CLUTHS and every_variety of Military Trim-
pingfi, unwell us an assorted stock of READ‘Y
“ADE MILITA RY ’(iUODS‘
ButltimOreJ’eh. 2‘2. 1864
81 La
slie\ A “([9l],
5 ~ FUURTH & ARCH STREETS,
'PIHLADELPIHA. _
Am: ormwu'ron srmxn. IR/H,
100 p‘CI s! Fnficy 5.11:3. nope: ludiub‘ilkw.sl.
190 "‘ gfiod‘ blm‘k ” 200 “ Ordered Ptun
SILKS. 4:4 LYUXS Black Silk YE VET.
Mum—n Sim, so, 5,4, x, 2.l.peré‘urd.
131 an “ S 6. 5,4, :5, 2, l. “
Moire Antiques. all colors. ‘
’ Magnificent. ('Srenildin's.
'Mngnificcm Urgzandic-s.
Richestf‘hinlzvnnnd Pen-«lei. Swim-(Shawls.
NEH? Household Staple ”(I0(Ii_
N. B. (:ennml assortment of .\h-n's \er.
.\lurch 7,151.4 3m
UR RATS. \Hf'li. RH \(‘HF‘S‘ ANTS. 111-II)
F BI'HS, .\IU'I‘HS IN Hills. “(lULHXR
ML, IVSECTS U.\~ PLANTS, l-‘UWLS, .-\.\'[-
.\IALS, kc—fl'ut‘up in ‘.'.'n-. 500. an}! SI 00
Buns, (Smile; “n.l, FlI-ks. SJ and $3 cues
[or Human. l’l mu‘ [.\sj'xrrtnn'a, he. 1
I'Ouly infnlhhlo rum-lies knuwu.”
» “ Frve [mm Puieuxw " ’
' ‘ “ Not dmgeruns lo the Humnn Family."
“ Rats c‘omemut of tlmr huh-1‘ lon‘lx'c.’
WHOM “'lmlosalc- in H“ lnrgl- (him.
,Wb‘u'd h_\ all [Huggials and lit-luilrrfi Mery
wlwrc. '
38:1! ! llnwanu' '! oral! worlthgimiMfiunfl.
whit-e thnt ” ('osnu‘s'i mum? is: on much Hux',
' Bunk- and Flnék. luelorv yqu hhy. .
finAddn-u HENRY RICOSTAR.
W‘r'msc-n-AL Dru-01' 452 lin-umvu‘. N. Y.
WSnld by all Wholesale nml llvluil Drug
, ginsill'(:(-ll_\'sburg,l'u.
Feb. 29, 184:4. ‘
l I -
7 -Come wlth a. Rush.
THE undervignnd would mn=t rc-épm‘ll‘ullyl
inform his many lrilcmls nml thr- pllhlxc
gunwnlly; llmt he lms‘fune inro' the l‘lollllnml
businesgnt Samson’s o d smmljn (11-0 Diamnml, '
Gettyslylrg, Pu. llis‘Slot'k, ulrvndy‘ full,“ ill he
much onl‘nrgml', to embrace every style at
CLOTHING. BHUT-‘Z._SHUES, HATS,
Caps, Tnnnks, Ynhrifs, ('loi-kn, Watches, er
elry, Guns. PismH. Min]; in short, everything
which ofwh‘. lobe fuuxul m. u. lirsl‘cluss Clothing
rind Vnrii'ny Hofisr‘. . ‘
Pnnicullnrs herpnflor. in the meantime he
invites ereryhodj to give him :\ mil. Llé in
tends to (‘Pp so perfect u stuck :u m accum
mndnlfifi—Fnd, with the hope oflurge Silll‘§,
[he ho ‘s to mukr' a li\ ing at small profita. So
tron x to shot" guods, and ewry ull‘un. made
to s‘n‘ sf)" buyers. - . ~
ucnn nmxxsmwn‘
J11n915,£1863. tf
' 'One and. All, _ :-
.\KE NOTIUEr—Thtfi nmlonignm] wouid
T any to the'puluhc tlmt he is rel-viiing a
large and splendid stoc‘k of} (HUNIEIHES.
which he will ioll as iow as may other house
in town—Colfees', Sugars, .\loL'la~e.~x. Syrups,
Tens; Sell, Fish, kin, swim Potaloes, Beans, 2mg!
Rice ; Wooden Ware, put up in the best. man
ner; Tobaccos, Svanrs. kin, kr.
FARMERS, TAKE NUT!UI-I!-—It you want
to lay in your liquors for harvest, now ia the
time. I have many bl‘nnds of Whiskies, Bran
dics, Wines, and all 07l_her liqtfors. which I am
disposing of {it shorgprafits. ‘ Give mean call
I alwayalry to please—and belieye l very_of
‘ten suci: ed. Remember the place—southeast
corner of the Diamond, Gettysburg.
G EO. F. KALBFLEISCII
May 25, 1863
New Warehouse.
‘ BUSHELS 0F GRAIN
00.000 WANTED.“ the newGrniu
and Preduce House, in Carllsle street; adjoin
ing Shfeads J; Bm-hler's establishment- The
highest market pnce will always be paid in
cash for _ _
GRAIN, of all kinds. _
r FLOUR, SEEDS. kc:
Always on hand and lor sale, M. the smallest.
profits, 3 ,'
A GUANOS, ' 'r.
SALT, FlFfl. ‘ '
‘ GRUCERIES, lgc.,
‘ Wholesale‘and retail.
TRY US! We shall do our beat'to give
Satisfaction in all ¢saés'. _ _q
, .\IcCURDY & DIEHL.
Gettysburg, May 11, 1863. 1y
Cannon & Adam’s ,'
NEW MARBLE WORKS, Corner ‘of Bnlti
more qud East Middle streets, opposite
the Court House. Gettysburg, I’m—We no
prepared to furnish Monuments. Tombs, Head.
stones, Marble Nudes, Slabs tor Cabinet
Mike‘rs. and all other ,work appertaining to our
business. We will gfnnrnptee satisfaction both
as to execution and price. Call antsee om
designs Mad specimens of work.
Feb.'2, 1563. u
Ahother Car Load.
RINKERHOFE keeps up with {he times by
geving new goods almost every week.—
‘lpares no efl'ort to ncgommodate his numer-
nus customers. “Quick “115:: and small
profits,” in his mono.
Dec. 7,1863.
Stlll at Work. - \
HE undersigned continues the ‘ ,
CARRIAGE-MAKING BUSINESS,
"in I’ll its branches, at his old sLlnd,in East
‘llsadle street. Gettysburg. ~
NEW WORK made to order, and
‘REPAI R I N G
don‘e promptly and m. Town-st prices,
T'wo firswnte SPR‘ING WAGUNS and‘ I.
SLElGfrklulo; - JACOB TROXEL. ‘
Dec. 7, 1863. ' . 4
. For Sale. u -
A VERY desirable FARM, adjoining the
Borough of Gettysburgcoumining g—
-124 ACRES—Byildingx and Land good. _Jfi
Will be sold on vexy accommodntlng 3‘ '
terms. - GEO. ARNOLD
Geuysbnrg, Oct. 5. 1863. If
‘ Heat. j" ‘ I
us, Baounnnns And SLDES, o(_§ut
quslity, and chap, u.
Aug. 24. GEO. F. KALBFLEISCE'S.
- WWM+ ‘ Placing? ' ‘
noun “memo. CHEAP '
,‘J “3038 l BRO. CLOTHING STORE
ave just recn‘ln-d from the cum I Inge stnck' ' 1' lhu PIN” to b“! ’o‘"
ol good~ for Genus-ain't weir, embrnmg I 0‘ ERCUATB AND DRESS COATS,
Vlriny o! I
* t‘LUTI‘,
‘ CASSIMERES, ..
__ VESTINGS. ‘
Canine“. Je'nfh. kt. with mun; other goods‘H
for apring And summer wear. ’ ¢~
They are prepared to make lip garment: a}:
the ahonut notice, lull in the very best man'-
ner. The Fashion: Ire rogninrly received, and
clothing made in any desired style. Tiny ul
ways make ueul fits, whilst lbcirs‘ewiug is sure’
to he subsuntial.
Tlxey'fisk n continuangg of the pulnlie'l pn
lrnrmgo, frwh‘od by good iurk and modemt‘e
charges to ram it.‘ . 3
Qultyhurg, .\pzjlb'l, 1862. ' .
> - ~- . Hardware
I‘.“ (‘Rflf‘FßlEfi ~ ' , . I BALTI‘IORE STREET, GETTYSBURG,
' . l ' l l .—‘ I I . ‘ f I ‘ ’
A. :l‘hu i'IHHCTU‘NrQ‘I we put remrned friwnt LOTH PANTS ANOBYBKSSHIERE PANTS,
"amt" ‘llhnm I'm—N 'llv 6f HALD- , .
I
.m- citiu willl.-nn immenec supply on
WAIII‘. AVIL URUCEIIH‘IS, WIIIl:h they are]
oflenng Mfixrirmd stand In Bullimore street
m. prim; to «un. the ximes; Uur Block cousisls’l}
In part of |
BUILDING MATERIALS, 2‘
, CARPE\TEII‘S POOLS. l
. , ‘ BLACKSIIITH'S TOOLS,
COACH FINDINGS,
snon 'FINDINGS,
CABINET MAKER‘S TOOLS. i
HOUSEKEEPER'S le'wmsx ‘
» ALI. xmns 0F mux,.w.,
GROCEY’JES OF ALL KINDS.
Oile, Pnin‘ts, kc" he. There is no article in
cluded-in the several. dcpnrtmenls mentioned
above hm. what can be had at this Store.—
Ercry class of Mochmxicfi can be nl~mrnmodnted
here with tools and findings.;nnd Housekee’pm
er-. can find every article in ‘tlueir line. (live
us‘a‘cull, n 4 we are prepnrml tn sell as low for
c ush ua‘any other huuse out ul'llm city.
.IUI-11. n. DANSER,
June 9‘,’ 19.22. DAVID zmuLm.
Lancaster Book Bindery.
(w mum: wum‘, ,
J . _ 1:00;: BINDER
AVP BLANK 300 x MAVl'rtc'rrm-m,
. LANCASTER, PA. ‘
I’lm’n I!an Ornrtvnrnml llmdiny. of 'ovory do-i‘
sorimion, oxecutcd‘ln the m‘usisubstnmiul and]!
hp'pruKml slplen. ' ‘ g
KFPFIIFNCIS
E. W. Brown, E~'(]., Furuu~r< Bunk of LancastérA
W. I). l’exper, E!~q.. Luncuter (‘mlnly Bank 1
Smmwl Slum-k, l-1.~q., (‘olumhin Bunk. 1
Samuel Wagner, Esq” York Bunk. K 1
William Wagnn-rfEuq" York County Bank. 1
T. D. (‘:lr=uh, Esq" flank of Gotlyshurt‘; . I'l
Pen-r Murlin, “sll.,l’rulh'yul'l‘nllt‘lH’er co., I‘m-. 53
(it-u. V. Huwlyorn, Esq” Register “ “ 1'
Gun. Whiuun. Esq., Record!!! “ “11
April 15115011 ,
New Tailoring x
sr.xßLlSiixli§m.--t:izo.r.izcxnnnoong
E ‘ FASHIUN. LE TAILOR. ‘
adopts this melhud of imnning his t'riendi and;
the whlic gonemlly. that he has opened 3;
’l'mloriug establishment in Baltimorq siren,
(ionyahurg, (Into PO4l Ufiicc.)nonr the Din
mmul, where he isprepnred to do all work in
his line in the in“! munner. nod to ill? «unis-i
lm'liun of customers. He employs none but.‘
lint. ulna»: hands, and receiving:
THE FASHIONS REGULARLY, 3
he can “Enrruul: fauhionuhle fits and mm! and
suhslnm‘ml sewing. He lsks n shnre of the,
public‘s [minim-um». promising to spare no NJ
for! to dost-n 0 it. llix‘ clmrgu will Always In»
tuuml M moth-rate M the limos will nllow. " ,
(‘uluug and Repairing dnne m I’he shortest‘
until-e. ‘ [(‘reuyslmrg. Aprll 7, IW. ;
um 11:5 f
AND
SllpES _ Roms, :
Boots & Shoes! ;
TE‘V ESTABLIHIIWEVR—oTIno umh‘rsign;
A (-II hzh'juel hull In an sml Sllll'k m I'm ln-s‘l
city uhrk. “ hich he will difipnfl' m n! llu- lux
cs! profits ‘possilplo. Hit assorlmmt (-mhmcesi
dnuth-énh‘d , I
CALIF-SKIS “OUTS for men. 1
~ ‘CAVALRY BOOTS.
: . “‘1 3(lan 0f
BOOTS FUR B()Y.“., -
«'- leln a largo- nunrtment of
.- B“an ml: LADIES
aim fur (‘JHLhm-IV. He lms .svlct-u-d Tisv‘
slack with rare. min-«l3‘s he thinks qucxly hi.
(hi: wuuts (If this market—am} addi‘ilmn will
constantly lu- lumlogns the trail" may qulllrP.“
The goo-I‘~ In: elf-1:4 are liol only well mmlnuxl
and nl‘ goml :uauriub, hul embriue ‘ln- latest;
sun-s. llnrlicuhr attention will alum): Le‘
paid to (hi-an [mi-Its. . ‘ ' V- ‘ ‘
.Rt-mt'mln'r llu- plan—YORK STl{EHl’.nmy-i
ly opposite [he Bmk. (fall um! srr lor your-f
selru. ‘l
Tlm boot and ah‘ue-mfiking business is cnr-'
rind "on as ln-n-luluxe. .
_ “'“JJAM SIULLHXN. 2‘
Gallyihurg, Dog 7. 1.5153 . . ‘
’The Old and .Rehable. !
F‘V SPRIXG 'GUODS'.
N SMALL PROFITS & QUH'K SALES.—
"J. L. 'SUHICK
wnnld raapm‘flully say to the rilizcm of GM
tyshurgfind \‘iriniiy. that he is now rereiving
at- lfis More n splendid ' .
S'rm'k qr SPRYNG (10008.; .
The stock: oouskts ir§lpnrluf ["llhlEy and
Staple DRY GOODS, of every description.
sums. .
MOZ€\IBIQVE, '
. HAL‘LIES, '
1 DELAINRS,—
. BUMBAZINES, .
. r ALPAPOAS;
LAWNS,
' ,CALICOES,
of fig qualifiesmnd choicut stylesfivhirh Will
be sold at. PRICES T 0 DEFY COMPETITION.
. FURNISHIXG GOODS , ‘
of all kinds, including Silk, Linen and Cotton
llnndkérghiefs, Gloves, Slot-kings! kc.
Als'onh splendid assortment of RIBBONS,
Laces, a‘hd Edgings, Umbrellnn and Pnrnsnls.- -
My‘stork of WHITE GOODS wil! be found full
and complete, and customers may rely ,gpon
always getting good good: at the lowest. possi
ble - prices. . ,
Gunllcmen will find it to their advantage to
call and examine my Jock of
~ CLOTIIS, . .
_ CASSHIERES and
VESTIXGS,
of all-qualities and choicest styles.
April 211. 1862. J. L. SCHICK.
Good Thmgs from the City!
E‘nre receiving twice n'weekifrom the
, city a variety of nnicies suited to the
wmts of ibis community, viz: ,Fresh and Sam
FISH, Hams, Shoulder: and Sides, Hominy,
Beans, Salt, Apples, Potatoes, Oranges, Lemons,
Confections. ~Tobnccos, Squire, with mnny
other articles in Jiiis line—nil received in the
best. order, and sold at. the lowest prcbu. Give
us a nil, ,in Baltimore street, nearly opposite
Fulmestocks' store. , 1 , ‘
WANTED.—-Bmter, Eggs, Lard, nn'd\ I."
other country produce-Jot which the highest
cash price will be id. '
SWEET POTA'IPJES—beIt quality, at low
est living pmfiu—nlwnyl on hand. Also,
OYSTKRS, line Ind hub—in - the shell or
shocked.“ Reltnnmtl Ind {milieu supplied.
STRICKEOUSRR t WISOITZKfiY.
Gettysburg. May 18, 1863. : _
, Grain and Produce.
AVING llhn’fllo Inge and commodious
H Wuqhoule recently occupied by I?an
Hersh, Esq., - ‘
IN NEW OXFORD,
we as prepared no pay_lbe highest prices for
all kindl afPRODUCE. Also, sell at the low
es: prim, LUMBER, COAL Int! GROCERIES,
of every' ducripflon. .
A. P. MYERS & WIERMA’N.
. New Oxford, Aug. 10, 1883. tf _
Albums !
LBUIS H ' ' '
A x AL 3UMS ! 2 !
as: received I Inge and beautiful wort.
meat of Photomphic’Albnm, which we ofl'cr
below city prices. TYBON BROTHERS.
Dee. u, 136:. ,
% FRESH ARRIVAL A
A “BOOTS “d SHOES, '
HATS m 4 CAPS.
Cheq’: for en). Call and m. _ -
, J. L, BOLTZWOR‘I‘I.
{.n.ll,~§m. - ' ' \ a
yuur . . ‘
FINE COATS AND COARSE COATS; i
your ‘
CLOTH COATS AND CASSIIERE COATS
your
FROCK COATS AND’BUSXNRSS COATS,I
your
GUI‘COATS ANb lILYTABY COATfi
' fig" _ ' .
SUNDAY COATS AN EVERYDAY COATS,
, your .
WAR! COATS AND WINTfiII COATS,
your ‘
-, GOOD COATS AND CHEAP COATS,
because he sells. ch’elper tba'n anybody else.
3-00 to ‘ , . -
pwmxuvs CLO-mm STORE, _ _ _f‘
on '
for your '
PLAIN PANTS AND FIGURE!) PANTS,
' . (pr your ; n ' ,
FINE PANTS AND'CUAIFSE PANTS,
- for your
FITTIXG’PANTS AND FANCY PANTS,
for your = ‘ ‘
GOOD PANTS AND (‘EEAP PANTS,
because hil prices we always a lilgle lofer
, than nnvbody else's.
mßlCKlNrG'S‘fi'
inithe best place to gel.
CLOTH VESTS AND CASSIMERE VESTS,
‘ to get ~
' SILK VESTS AND SATIN VESTS,
to get ‘
PLAIN VESTS,AND FANCY YESTS,
to e: ' '
WARM VESTSKAND CHEAP VESTS.
. lo gel _
STRAIGHT VESTS AND ROLLING VESTS,
, 30 gr! f
LIGHT VESTS AND HEQVY VBSTS,
-Hoget - , H
COARSE vas'rs A\l) CHEAP VESTS,
, -” 10.20:! ‘
MILITARY VES'I‘S~ um) all kinds of Keats,
chexxpfr than any other store’in the county.
GO TO PICKING'S l [a'lfyuul want an'
mu I ACUUJIDEUN
{ (:9 lo Picking.
If yoy mum. n'
( ROCKET KNIFE -
Bu to Making:
in' you mm! It
4 SILVER THUIBLE
! A Go to l’ivking.
If you mun. :I.
: FINE SEGAR
l (:0 to we]: in
,H' yon wnnv. ,
ISMOKING TOBACI‘O
5 Go to l’ickmg.
If you wu’nl
iCHEWINU TOBACCO
\ (:0 Lu Picking.
nyou Want, ' ‘
I ' SUSEHN'DERS
{ (5.. m Picking
Ifyun wan: \
STEEL PEXS
. (:0 to Picking
Ifynu “nut
UUUU I'EXY‘ILS
Gu_to‘l‘ukmg.
"you wuut .
SLI-lIGU BELLS
(in lo ticking
aniaca,
Trunks.
Carpet Bags,
Tun cling Bagel
Wulking Cum-s,
Umbrellas,
Gent. Shawls, y
(‘lnlhes Brushes, f
“M Brushes, 1'
Tooth Brilshes.
“lacking Brushes,
Boot Bleaching, :
Buckskin Gloves, ‘
(‘assimerc Gloves, i
Kid Gloves, ,
Thread Gloves, ‘
Co‘mlnrlers, ’
Fine Shirts,
Conrse Shirts; ‘ “
Cussimere Shirts, 1
Flannel Shiné, I
.\l‘crinq Shirts, "
Ln-mhwuul Shirts, 4
Knit Shirts, I
I'ndc-r Shirts, I
l-‘lnnw-l llrnwms, 1
“'unllen ilrnwur-x, i
(‘utlon Dinners, ‘
Neck-hes, ‘
(‘r'wuls'
('ulerc,“ ‘ ‘
l’nl-vr (‘irllzirm
Gum Shut-4, ‘ ‘
Hullalu Shun, '
l‘nllu') .\‘m'iw‘, l
\\ nollcu .\‘uvln‘,
Hnmihvn'hil-ls,
I'm lu-t (lumlns. ’
Rwhlixig Fund‘s, ,
lhllliln .\hm s, ’
(‘lAllll (‘omhfi [
llmn ('nniha, ' ‘
hury l‘mnhs, ‘
\\' Ilrll Kfl'vk ,
Wald: lhmius, ‘-
\\' irrh (lunruh, ‘
l'n'rkM 11l h-IWJ .' V
leking “14120:, ' '
(‘im‘i‘g ,I‘
.\‘p:-<‘I.II'IC-‘, ' 1‘ '
[Luzon
Hum-r Slrups,
Sharing Sunni. - .
Shaving lirgshe“,
\"m‘inm' ‘ wiiiqlrhe is ill-Hing to
‘\'ii)|ill Slrings.’ ‘ 1
\‘iulin Bows, ‘.‘io‘ld cuslnnwrs and new
SHOES. ' K
Fnrho lms n lhmnunfl
thing-fur BJIF H: u (-ml- cuatmners an. the lOW
nnt ‘lw found in any .1". .
sum- in 1119 county. I 0!! wires. ' .
WP“ KING'S "hm- urnml 0|" New Goods
end-rave: («”3111ng In tlw ('lolhing line 1131‘
Mvu .uul l‘mys’. GIVE "I“ A CALL.
(h-ttyslnurgrhyl. 2!}, HlOll.
Row .8: Woods,
(Smu-vssms lo‘li. F. ,‘h'lllu'nxfl‘
01:51-21: up YORK ST. A‘Xl) DIAMOXD, ,
C -(: ETII‘ Yh‘flil’ltfi, 1’ .\.,
have on hand and \\ ill svll a! the- anst prim-s,
nouTs Aw sum-:34. .»
‘(Vnrnlnt “'.ltcr-p’runf, Kiph l’rt'm-l: (‘alfl .\lo
rocco, nml “13. other knuls fur nu-u m.d hugs.
~ , LADIES. SHOPS. _
~,Ga’iters. Badmumls, .\lorucco, Kid, Fine Calf,
and others. ‘
‘ CHILDREN'S SHUFS.
A luv-[re variety of all sorts and sizes,§solrl at
old prices. ‘.
Of every size, qutlity. and style, for men,
boys and childnu. , , ‘
. .\IISSES' HATS. ‘
A large lot of «h» lav-M stylu'a.
‘ EI'RN'ISIHSG GOODS.
Whit? Shirts. Cussimnre Shirts. Flannel
Shirts, of all styles, Collars, (‘ruvnun .\‘ock
Ties. Sufipemjers, Pocket Hundkcrchie’fs,fio.,
whit-Irwin he suld cheap. .
UNDER-WEAR. '
A superior lot. of Undershirts of various
kinds, Drawers, 804 ‘ ‘ _ ‘
Henry Woohan, .\lorino, Lamb, Cottm';l Ofall‘
kinds—cheap as oral". _ ‘ ‘2' ’
Buck. Rem-er, Cloth, Cnssimere, .Kid, Cot
tnn, Thread, of all moi—swing m. oldJow
MEE
' Offbe finest flanr and best mannfnclufe
imported and domestic. selected with care: -
.WALL PAPER.
For Parlors, Halls; Rooms, Chambers. Ceil
ings, aqd Boxes. Cjentre Pieres. Pure-bond
Prints, Door Pnper, 0" various kinds. ’
' WINDO'W BLIND-9.
Window Paper, .dil Cloth. kc. Also, fine
plain papers of differ'ea: colurs. , ~
TRAVEI LING BAGS. . .
< . nl luu‘,
Qil Clpth uu_d_Car3ct, sma_\ll and _lgrgr.
Together with mdny other articles, all of
which V: will sell nu‘ lowest. pricu. We sun
out with the old, but good mono, “Quick
Saleb Ind-Sun" Profifl,“ tad intend to ndhen
to it. TERXIS CASH. .
Dec. 7, 1863. (f
6! PHILADELPHIA
I'B { Paper Hangmgs. } 4&1
OWELL & BOURKE,
llnruc'rcnu o!
WALL RAPE-RH -
* JR!» '
WINDOW CURTAIN PAPERS,
100?. 4th & .\lnrket Saba”, RIIILADELPHIA.
‘ N. 3., A fine stock of LINEN SHADES
:bonlumly on hand. [Feb. 2-1364. 3m‘
Now is the Time.
! OW & WOODS. ‘comer of York street und
’ Diamogd, Gettylbnrg. Ire closing on §
urge lot of WA”. PAPER at very low prices.
lin the Spring pnper will con doan- what it
bun be bought u now. [Dec. 21, 1863.
ILLINERY GOODS, Bonnets, Ribbons,
M Flowers, Shnkm and Bonnet anm
juntnceivod troin Nov York, cheap It Fun:-
utooh’, the uigu of RED FRONT.
PURE GROUND SPICES,~,,2eIu-ted Ind
~ ground expreuly for Dr. ROBERT HOE
NEE'S New Drug Store.
" PBING BALMORALB jut menu a
, - 7 FAMESTOCK 8308’.
PRING nd Sumner Clothing jun necked.
n _ chxmu's.
If you \\'.uul_ :l
.\HW SUIT
, (Eu [u l'ibklng
If you want u .'
UPUD rlilT
flu |u I'j‘killg
If you want u I .
I'HI‘IH' A‘l‘lT
Go 10 l‘ickmg
”gull “'.nu
CHEAP CLUTHHS
1 (in [u Picking
”you mm: m
iiL‘YI Chl‘l.\l"
'OO HI [’n'klng
If you want u '
(EHUU FIT
1:" In I’nking
if you want :niy .
—_ ‘ .zrlin-lt-‘iu'!ml‘uu
'l ' (in [II I'iu king
. .l‘jor he Inqs n-cvinnl
mmlhcr huge stock 01‘
,’ NEW GOODS
H .\TS AND C.\ PS
SOCKS
GLOVES
..gmns
ROW 1: Wuoos
e -Bpleudld~ New 3mm * t
“111' 168 ch l" _ ».‘
CARLETON, PUBLlSimngstw YURK. I
BECULMR
Epu Stu-gun's g‘rent Navel, c oncemlng
which thrre ha! been more talk and Ipeculn
lion, perhaszh-n won't nay other book issued
for years. ' The thrilling um! extnordin-ry
fact: with which the author has become M:-
qunlnled In": been thrown into; plot Ind
“cry to turtlingly bold, And yet no truthful;
no weld" and so gentle. tint every mder who
begins itJnnlt be fascinqted with In nuflmgging
inlzrut. ltinellilglike wild-fire. Fri? $1.50.
*_ _‘ KIMBALL’S woaxé. ’
Emfipdng his capital pe'w no'el. :‘W‘yhn
Succeuhl." one of the belt. Eclion‘s of the
man. Price $1.50. . T
Wu HI Scecusruc, Sun Lron, ‘
.anucnuns, 1: 7n: Tamas, ,
S'rcunr Lm: Anon). '
‘ . ' In. N
RENANS LIFE OF JESUS
A tnnslutioh c§f M. Emir-r. anan'sg-omqun
his work, just iuued in Park; whére the 9x
citemcnt and smsnlion are so great concern
ing!" subject Ind' unfit-r. that nlrudy thous
and: of copies or the costly French edition have
been acid. I! hu‘been exlmngantly prni ed.
Ind extravapnuy céuaured ; Fm! its most 575 cm:
cntips do not-deny the wonderful poWL-r, bril
liancy, sud ability displlycd upon new page
of lhebook. Price SLSO. ‘ . '
DR. CUMMINGS‘ WORKS
Embracing his new work “ The (hen Con
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tentiou in England. Price $l.OO.
Tit: Gnu- Tnlnmnlox. Tu: (Run- Plu-
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r".
E VICTOR HUGO—A LIFE
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, U
~ nu.
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,t I IX.
er: MERCHANTS OF NEW YORK.
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posuge prepaid, on receipt ofprice, by
GEO. w. CARLETON, Publisher, .
' ' No. 413 _Brondway, New York.
March 7, 1364.
RemovaL—Tin Ware.
HE undersigned hu removed lain Timing
establishment neuter the Diamond, in
, nmbershurg Vatreet, ndjoiniug A. D. Buch-
Icr‘s Drug Store—o very cenu-d location. He
continues to aunt-emu, And keep: couhnh
ly on hand, every uriety q!
TIN-WARE, _
PRESSED AND ,
JAI'ANED WARE,
Ind wilkliwnys be ready to do REPAIRING.
' ROOFING Ind SPOUTING
also done in the butmanng'. Pficea moder
ue. and no efl'an spayed so render full um
f-cnon: The pnblic’l continued pntronnge in
.lolicited. A. P. BAUGBER. ‘
’ Gettysburg, April 7, 1862.
Gettysburg Marble Yard.
EALS & 830., IN EAST YORK STREET
M GETTYSBURG. PA.——Wbere thny 1n
prepsnd to furnifln all kinds of work in theiz
line, such :3 MONUMENTS, TOURS, BEAD
STONES, HARTLES, lc., u the shortest no.
Gee, md u cheap us the cheapest. Give us I
call.
fifh-odncc taken in exchange for work
Gellxsburg, June 3, 13932. a
Piano Tuning.
ROE. BOWER, o‘f‘ Lilllcslown; a Pmcticd
P Piano Tuner, inform; hi: friends find the
landed public in gen‘emlyth-t. he‘ given his
time, not otherwise occupied, to Tuning and
Repairing Pianos, u modento prices. He
promise: entire utisfu-uon, or no puy. Order.
remind at. this ofllce. [Sch 16, 1881.
ADIKS' DRESS TRIMMINGS, In gnu. n-
L rmy, n SOBIQI'S. .-
Change of Time.
(V E'r'rvssmm RAILIIO.\D.-Un and after
T 1h" first ofJnuuary nut, Trains over the
Gettysburg Knllrond will run as follows:
First Trnln will le'lye Gettysburg at 8.30.
A, .\l., wllh passengers for Baltimore. nod
other point. Southwnrd. Return ‘nt LEO. P.
XL, with puungers from Baltimore, nllo from
York, Harrisburg, Pbiludelphlu, and other
yoints North‘nnd Enrtwnrd, . .
Second Train will have Gottychnrg nt 8,
A. IL, with pnasengem for York, Harrisburg,
“Philadelphia, kc. Return nt 6, P.VM., with
pnlsaengl‘rs from same points. Pussengsrs can
also resrlx Baltimore the some day by this
train. 11. flcCURDY, President.
Dec. 28, 2863
New Goods
'7 'l' FAHflSTOPKS'.—Flbne‘slock Bron.
‘ would m ctfully inform Ihoir friend
nnd the; pnhlicfinernlly‘thnt they hue just
‘ received their Spring flock of Goods frbm New
York {rig Philadelphia. Hamill: bought them
lnr ch‘s‘h’, ire are prep:erd to ofl'er lhi- largest
and pfl‘lllest Hock of DRESS GOODS ever
olfercd to the cuizens of the county and qt
OLD PRIUESI “ Quick‘ Sale: and Ihort profits"
being our motto. '
3-0:” and examine It the sign oftho
Mayfllfisw. ‘RED FRONT.
x New Bakery!
EWI‘ORT k ZIEGLER, Mechanical link;
ens, South Washington ~trccl,h 1! square
from t e Eagle Hotel, GETTY‘SBUHS. I’m-
Cousin tly on build, Hughes! 0! BREAD.
CRACKERS, CAKES, PRETZELS. _c. l‘er
sons wishing fresh Ureml will be served every
morning. by lem'mg their rinmcs nndrrsidencu
utilize Bakery. Every cfl'nrt made to please
Give uh a call! « [April 20, '63. tf
Coal !’ Coal! Coal.
qumns & BUEIILER are now prepared to
k gupply COAL, or superior qunlity, in any
quantity desired. Terms, Cub. _ '
Coanne! Come All! I
‘6‘"!le slso request those Indebted to
them b can n'nd pay up, as funds are much
needed Who will be Hug first. to “11?, Uflice
.opcn fr-m 7to 7. u . '
Feb. 24, 1862. ~
‘ Spring Goods .9 A ‘
. SCOTT & SUN'S.—We invile the‘nl
n‘lion of buyer‘s to our stock 0! Spring
which will he said cheap, consisting of
LADIES'VDRI-Iss nouns, .
T
,l
Goods,
Shawls
and “u
Cunlifi
duh-s. ‘
May I
Cloaking (flnlhs, em, etc.‘ For Men’s
5' wezir we have (Lhnhs, Cawniulert-s,
*, \‘nlmgs, with a variety of Cotton
-., kc. Call and see.
8,1863. A. SCOTT 8 SUN.
.lisbury Bros. 8: Co.,_
37 DORRANCE smnm. and ‘
10i
67 WHYUUSSET STREET,
PROVIDENCE, R. L. ‘ ' ‘1
torn ul' om- of the most extensive “Cd'-
MANUFAUTORIES in the Eafitern
beg to call the attention of the ham
generally to the l'ery SURI’RISING
RATE m. which they are oll‘ering their
far s'llrpnumg both Fnroifin and Do
lnnut‘nc leg in point. of elegance and
ability :3 ' '
Propri‘
ELKY ‘
Sunn,‘
mnnity
CH HAI
goods.
mastic
rcnl du
EOR INSTANCE: .
[ETEEV DQLLABH, w_e forwnrd, nivrly
na p-wked in good or'd'er, the folluwiug
:1 quantity of vaelry, equnl in linile
‘ lutevl (Bold, and not In he recognized
Nd only by the trying of (with: . ' V
'Emu'm-l Vest Phallus; ,2‘l’luin Floren
s: 4 [hr Rings to mutt-l 1 :31! Twist. \Viri‘
Eur Rings to match; 2 Plain Pink; 4
gs to mnh-h ; :25 Lmlies' llinLN, Double
nd :1 \‘uriol'fr of patterns : Tull l'uinn Eln
..u .\‘mrfpins, Plain uml Imitation llurul;
Ic-(ilurs Léckrts, enuimuturnenl: 6 Box
u Pins for portrait or hair; 7.! “sport
:-ls.llo:ln\r’m‘lShl-ll Charms, and tilmnd
s;—:|ll,1o Filleeu Dollars. , A Police
\hii Rind, when plum-d in lln'e imnds 0t
1H unlumry inn-Illm-nrb,mrgln}.to retnil
Mt Unr- llundrunl l‘nllnr-z! ‘
mum, cmmfining full infnrmmlnn and
l Goods, can be ohminml upon appli—
‘Urdcrs hyglail, Telegraph or Express
’ully sulirilell.
For
(- mlell
onnrm
to any
from I}
4 S“
tine I’n
Pilfi; ‘
Ear Ilin
Ilenrt ‘
hlvmszl}
‘2 "o(th
and GI. ‘
(«I Luv 1
Brnct-lr
liun of .5
Prim-s
cation.
respect
”SALISBURY arms. a CO.,
37 Worn-Inca K 67 Weyhdssct Sim,
29, 1853. l’rpyidcnce,‘R.l
So
uething for Everybody '
{‘Y AT DR. n. Hnn‘NEu's
. . DRI'G AND-VARIET-Y STORE.—
ned n fingnasorlmem of ' .
ga and Medicines, ~ 1.
Patent Medicines,
Stationery. ,
Fancy Dry Goods, 7 ~ ‘
Cunfi-rtious,‘ _
, ~ A Grout-ties,
, ' ' lfiolions,
TUBACCb, SEGARS, &C.
8, [mm A g _
El
'Jubt op
I
. New Goods.
GE ARNOLD husjuszt rewind from
Hudulplun, a hrpte stack of CLUTHS
ERES, ()ver-c'nmlings. Uztisinets,\'ost
nnclsfllusljns, Janus, awn-all. nfwlth-h
Id clump for cash. Call and see them.
a, 1863. . V '
Lsmui‘ '
XCELSXOR !!
0
P
0.95:5“
ings. 171'
will be .4
Sept.
I Excm‘smnm
IxceL-im Washing Machine is :he best
'orld. Cnlljmul examine it at (mus.—
. the Excelsior Sky-light, Gallery.
| ‘ TYSON BROTHERS.
The
in me
Office a
[ F YOU WANT
__ GOOD ALE, PORTER
Brg‘wn Smut, Scotch Ale, and “'ihes,’call nt
; CkUuSMER’S,
Northeast cornér of the Diamond.
1, 1863. >
I.
Clpthmg. . -
GE ARNOLD has now got up his Fall
. Winteg stack 0! Clothing, 1h: Ingest
wn, consisting oi -
u, - _ '~«
E 0
G ....
stock in
Over Co
as: Conn, ‘
Business Conta, j—T‘.‘ ‘
- , Military Blouse: afid Pants
- Punuloonp, \{ests
nd Over-Shim Drawers, Hosiery
-c., in great ugly, all of which will
heap tor mh. All and age them.
8,1863. ‘ , ‘
Under
(Haves,
be sold
, Sept.
Shanda &. Buehler,
ERS IN
DEA:
, COM; AND mum;
1 3‘ r a V 1; s , ;
TIMWARE, HOLLOW-WARE, ac. ';
SHUTTERS, BLINDS, SASH, ETC;
Corner of Carliule and Railroad Streets, o'ppo-
I-ite Railroad Depot,‘ GETTYSBURG,-PA.;
Sept. 8, 1863. It! " -
Young Men
ND ILD HEN, do not allow your mother:
A And your wivel to was outtbeir precious
Ives v the old Wash-tub longer, buz like
true men and benefncmrs, preset“ than with
In EXC LSIOR WASHER, and ‘ instead of
frowns n. d crou words on wash days, depend
upon it, heerffll faces will'greet you. ‘
T§SON BROTHERS, Gettysburg, fin.
Dec. 1 , 1863. ' - - l
. Sole Crymg.
~ W FLEHIING continue: the buying"
A. MEAL]: CRYING, Ind solicit: the con-'
tanned p: onnge ol the publi‘c. It in his con
nunt endeavor to give satisfaction. Charge
modentel Buideuce in Breakinridge street,
Gettysburg. ’
P. S—He is a licensed Auctioneer, under the
Tax Law of the Uniud States. i
Nov. 24., 1862
CARD J’HOTOGEAPHS made It the E;-
celsibr Gallery are Ilwnyl wnrmmed to
give satisfacli n. TYSONBROTHERS.
0}! good file, Porter, Wmcs, km, go to
’ ”CHRISMBB'B.
UFFALO SHOES.—A superior article of
Over Shoes, for 5:1: It the state of
. ' V BOW t woons.
'1‘!“ Ameriun Excdlior Cofl'eo Ind Born“,
for uloat Dr. R. HORNER’S Drug Store.
LL the but Patent Hedicinu an be Ind,
A u the now Fun“; Drug and Prescription
lon of - 01'. B. BURNER.
4lr ,
.11? ? ,_ • _sS r
.r...,se.pne A legi)
. - E. (‘ornor Tenth nnd (Thelnut. Strut],
N. PHILADELPHIA, -
- ‘cxnsu Tu: Immune“! or
L. F A] R I! A.N K S, Al. 3L,
for me last lunr your: Pflnacipnl and chief b:-
nipeu mmmer of Ban" h STIA'PTOI'I Don
lug-ruin} College. '
‘ A MODEL BUSINESSzCOI-LEGE,
Conduoted on a new system orAclual Bullneu
Triinin'z, through me establishment of log-hi
mate Offices Ind Counting-mum",~ tepnmt
ing difl'qrent departments of 'l‘nde sud Gom
merce, and-a regullr Bank of Begum and h
we. giving the student. all the a vantages of ‘
actual pmcUce, and qnnnfylng him in‘ the *0
Ihonest possible ‘lme Ind monk effective man
ner for (he various dutie'n and, employmenls of
businesi lifo. - I _ A
The (‘ourae ofinicructinn'in the Theoretic“
Dwanmrnt embrm-u Buok-kceping, Comm"-
cinl Calculations. lac-fires on Bulinena Mini",
Penmanship, ('Jmmercinl Law, Forms, Conn:
pondrnce, kg. '
In the .
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT
the student‘entersupon the Graduating Course,
which includes kl continuance in the Rhove
studies. with their practical :tppliention in I"
their detxiia, iLe ml] in iurn fill the position
of Accountant n’nd Proprietor iu the various
Departments or Wholesale and Retail deo,
l-‘orv.\-nniin;{Y prhing nnd t‘ommia‘aion Buli
n‘eas. Banking, Manufacturing, Mining, Steam
bunting, &c., mud, finally will not as Cashier,
Hnfik-keeyier and Teller in the Bank, in much
of which poaitionn‘his previous knowledge
will be put to the' fullest practical test. r
‘ This lustitu‘tiun offers to youngmen numer
nus advantages not possessed by any other
commercini college in the State. it iarxom
piete in it“ its appointment: It ls thoouly
Institution in the State conducted on nctunl
business principles; The course of instruc-_
tiqu is unaurpnssed. and may be completed in
about one half thc.time uumlly spentrin other
institutions, in consequent-e 0! un entirelv new
arrangement, ‘antl the idoptiuu ,ol' the new
prueticul system. , .
, Diplomas nu‘urnied upon the completion of
tlge Commercial l‘uurse,‘ uhirh gum-m all
ewept the higher sets of liiiuhmgglunufnetur
inn, Riiilrunding‘ kt. _
Send fur‘u L'iicuhtr.
Feb. l, 1864. 10m
..A 1 7
“@J I‘, /M/,yf {SX (”Myflyra
~I . ~ - . -
3% 0 _C 3‘” 91¢
NTERXATHNALHum 0F . '
‘ rmnucrmul. (‘OLLEI:EH,
hflnhlished in the fuilow‘rng citim: ‘
‘- I’IHHAIIELI'HIA. ‘
S. Enf‘o‘rnor of Sen-nth nnd (flu-gnu: Sn,
New York, Brooklyn. Allmny, Troy, l’rovi
dance, Porllnml. Hmtturd,’Burlington,
Ngwm-k, Rochester, Bufl‘nlo. Toronto,
. Cleveland, l)elroit.j'uicngo, Mil.
“Hula-e mu! .\‘l. Loni-a.
Thorough theoreyit-al null practical inntruc
lion in all hrnm-hrs perlxuniug to ll finished
Imeinesc lidumtmn. 4 ‘ .
‘ The l'hilnnlelphm College smalls first in the
‘Sln'lv. bulb in llnuinl or ripul‘uliuu nhd 'lucul
TxfiWnnngvs. Th? pmnz u'xmod M in, Lo‘plm-e
(‘mmmni-l l'l-lm'ntinn “here it belongs—in
llw from mull ufn-vd'ul instruction: ‘To this.
end!» mmt llmmuuh com-w of luminess trnll‘l:
inf? is mlnfitml nwl mn-lully unfuru-xl, under V
tln- [Sorsmml' supj’hiuuu ul' cmupuu-nt I’m
l'cssurs in ‘lhc vgtrjous d« [l>il‘Ulll"UlS.) 'l‘he must
‘porh-ct 33:11-11:70! prmliml'lrnining ever ‘lle
\‘NM hn~ her“ [up in opormiun, un-l 11l nut-,-
uusmll) rarliml out. nllunlingfi-I duulenli .ul
“ml-Kus hlll'll n 5 h u'c- lthl-rluhm-n unlnuler
(-nl pna§ihlc unl)‘ in cunnwliun with (he runni
iug-hmlsc. All" lu-rmnlng prulu-u-nl in (he
Svimlro of .\H'uunb, l'l-nmund‘yp, l'nmmrl
cull (l.ll1lllltl()ll<l nH-l Tumnn-nl’dl lmw. 1110
Rtmll-nfi'e :nlmnt'o-l In tlu- l'lM'll-ml “Pp-In--
[no-m, \v'lml'c lu- hrrMlu-s nu hrhml lluhk-km-p. ’
{l' and .\lrrvhhut; guru". LTuruu'ggh Hn- (lxlleront
llullac‘; m-l‘ in lurn_ us 'l‘rllér. "-Ivlliv-r, kc ;
la-:lrns_ Llu- dullh-s nml l'('~[tl)llill:lllll(',l of with
ullice. nn-l lm-nmes lhurnughly inlfunnml, mmk
only in the {nuns “'hu'h an: in lllllel‘alll INF.’
but in managing ll“? ullhirs of busing-~11 mth
sy-lu'm nnd dvsput’h.
boholnnhips iuuml Kl. Ime point. nrc gmul,
lnr 1m unlimmzd puriu l, lu n..; |-Ighu‘cn, I'ul
h-gn-s comprjimg Ul3 ‘~ rhuiu." ‘
Diplomas um mmr-lod m Hun-I- only who
iu‘lfill the ‘prt‘soril-cd ('uluk’v u] =tmly, and rilri
thr I'H-quiiiu- Pl:|"lln:lli0ll.\ . " '
For further iufonudliuu send for a circular.
Address: ‘
HRYANT. STRATTUV & (‘U.,
Feb. 8,1864.» 13' . ‘ l'hilxulxlpllin
Portable Punting Ofilces. ,
. l ‘ “VIII the «we of
.' . ~14 Mrrrlmnls Drug:-
, .' - . pl’ll“. uml all husinaln
l\ , “4;, “ml prnlt-.~~mnul mru
..’ ,J ‘ ,~91,W‘9 \ylm wi~h 30 do llu‘ir
{*‘ " 4 - "1}: 'mn primingfi neatly
‘ . -mf/flnnl ('IH-npl}. I All”!-
-, ‘ ‘l' ' “ / anl M llu‘ priming of
lmmlhlls, Lillhomls,
cirrulan, lnlvels', cards and run-ll m-Wspulu-n.
Full instrucliona :uwnmpnhying lelhfllro un
nbling a boy ton 3mm; old to work- them 'luc
rc-slul-ly. ('ircul Ira sent. in-e. Spegimen
sheets of T3llO, Cut:l Jun. 6 u-nla.
Addrrsx ‘ ADAMW“ PRESS (70., _
31 Park Row, .\f. Y., «ml 35 Linc‘oln all-eel,
‘ ‘ . ' Boswufllus.
Janna}; 25, 1864. Iy.
Isaac K.-Sta.uffer, .
WATCH .\IAKHII AND JEWELER,
' ‘ nnrrncnznnn or: ‘
SILVER WARP. k IMI‘UItTER ()l" WATCHER,
No. 145 North Second Sn, Corner Quarry,
_, “1‘ ll’mmmzurlfm, PA.
He has consumlly on hand an Assortment of
Gold and Silver Patent'Lever, Im’pineand I’lnin
Wntrlios; Fine Gold Chains, Seals and Keys,
Breast Pins, Ear kings,_l"inger Rings,_Brnce
lets, Mlpinlure Cases," Medulliom, Lockets,
Pencils, Thimbles, Spectacles, Silver Tnble,
Desert, Ten, Salt and .\lnstnrd Spoons; Sngnr‘
Spoons, Cups, Napkin Rings, Fruit and Butter
Knives, Shieldsflombs, Diamond Pointed Pens,
etc.,—sllof which will be sold low lor cash.
‘ ILI TOBIAS l 0035 best quality l'quCW-~
sled Potent Lever Movements constantly all
band; also other Makers of superior quality.
N. B.—-old Gold ind Silver bought for cash.
Sept. 1, 1863. 1y ' '
To Disabled Soldiers,
EASIER ~AND MARINES, AND WIDOWS,
OR OTHER HEIRS OF WHOSE WHO)
HAVE DIED 9K" BEES KILLED IN THE-SER
\'ICE.—CHA3. C. chxxn, Auornfiy for Claim-L
ants, Bounty Loud nudd’ensiorrAgcnt, Wuh
ington City, D. C.—Pen§ions procured for So!-
diers, Seamen and Marines of the present wer,_
who nre disabled by reason of wounds received
or disease contracted while in ecrvice,nnd Pen
lions, Bounty flonqgnd Arrears of Pox oh
tnined for widows or other heirs of those who
have died or been killed while in service. ‘
‘ Bounty Lnnd procured for services in any of
the other warm, CHAS. C. TUCKER,
‘ ‘ Wuhington, D. C.
J. 0. Nu“, Agent, Gettyuburg.
Nov. 18, 136, ‘ ‘
Come the Fair!
ND DOW-'l‘ FORGETTOVISIT PLEASANT
ARIDGE NURSERIES.—-Pcnonl wilhing
go mu", Trees will find lheuock in the ground
remarkably fine, and ofl'ered a}. reduced prices.
The Apple number: 100 nnetiep, ombncing
:1! the npproved mm. -
. N. B.—Sea she index‘boud near Hora D5lO
Post. office. 'l'. E. QOOK l SONS, '
Sept. 2, 1861. Proprietors.
John W. Tipton,
ASHTQNABLE BARBER, North-cut cor
' . ner of the Diamond, (next door to Mc
lellnn’s Halal.) nutyshnrg. Pm, where he
can at. all timvs be found ready to “and to All
business in his llne. He by also excellent 9!-
sisumce 3nd will ensure injunction. (in;
him I cull. ’ [Deg 39 133°: 4
;PUBE muonwmn AND wiggling!”
medicinal put-pout only In I W “C
{ore of D; Bu BURNER. ‘
ALL n. qnmsums for your MI. Peri
ter, in" kc. ‘ . '
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