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'YARXOUSP‘.
Q I}. I, QARIML u TBOUILB.
' ALnsr. June 8
The cause of constitutional liberty was ‘
,vtndicnwd today by a verdict at the Gm-n ‘
pit-cult Court. of nine thou-and dollars ‘
nguimt Marshal Murray, end William Buck
19y, hi: deputy. The plaintiﬁ', Albert W.
Putin, was arrested in August, 1862. by
Deputy Marshal Buckley. who hall nn war- ‘
'rnnt. but acted upon the authority 0f the
War Department, hand an information at
'l’Atrie'n political opponents that. he had
spoken against the mlmin‘istratioh‘. Patric
mu undated while at. work on his farm,
liked to New York, conﬁneu in the Elm
.atx‘eet jail in an underground cell. The
usurtment was tour feet wide had six teat
long. And there were two other prisonéu
conﬁned in it. He offered bell. but it wag
.rel'qsed, and he was ‘kept in prison until
he com-rented to employ and pay Judge
_Boebéto procure his release. Judge'lngalll
)I‘Olldt’d. ‘Jullge Parker conducted the
£5OB forthe pluintiﬁ’. and Mr. .\lattoon lor
the marshal and his deputy.
The cue was sworn off‘two terms an ac
eqnnt. of the abwnce cf Secretary Stanton.
hilt! 9f pne ol‘ the deputy-marshals..—
Netthet of them were present on the ”'lﬁl,
The arrest wuq based on a. letter of some of
Pzitrie's politicnl opponents complaining
tlmt he spoke against, the Admini~trntion.
Whlnfnhal Murray hatheen held to bail
until I]; "fork. Yer.” Put 'em through!
‘7 . ‘ “A n ' mum “may."
Di 'l‘hursKll J lusl Mr: Lame, of Indiana,
laid in the bnmte of the‘ Umu‘d Stall-s;
Ile climentedlrpxn his colleague (.\lr.
Hendricks) that. {he countiy should cry
peace. and a .it peace. lle did til) wheth
er the «M “one year! live years, or a
"hundredymr... ‘
t. This is the accepted declrine of the Lin
coil}: Abolitionisth; ’l‘hcso miserable. funm.
ice do not wantipt-aae. on any terms, or un
der any circumstancee. A 9 long'ns they
can rob and plunder the petiple, they desire
inbutinunnce ol the war, n 0 ninth-r ifit
”hits “a hundred yeah.” "l‘he rum and
misery in which our unhappy country is
plunged. are (if small moment to them
:l‘he Suffering and agony of the 'massea oc
;Luion them no nnensincu. An long as the
people will gweul‘eir Erec’ihua lire; and
iuillion: of mnﬂey. ' willl protruct thie
d’emlly sti'ile index! i' ly, and make “Off
forttn stay tlw'hanr l'tha doetrtﬁ'cr. 'l'hii
it Lincoln Abolitionism i—Age. !
pinion: Tm: TAXI!!!
The New York Tunes, a Lint-”In nrzznn.
‘ ml]; for more taxes. Itsays W E MUST TAX
_MORE. 1111-‘AViLY, nhhouph in gun, the
people mu be cuHad upon to pay
”Federal 'l‘nxen,
- (Vsmm Taxes,
' E‘Cnunty Taxes. ‘
ﬁ'lkorougﬁ and} township Taxes,
‘lﬁrﬁchool 'l‘nxed, j '
”Bounty Taxes, ‘1 ' If
Cnnwriptiph Taxes,
. gMHilin Taxes,
”Spaciul Tuxvs, ' ‘
ﬁ‘Lxcc‘Ys‘e Tuxca, .
”lion "axes, ' _ '
._ ”Poor Tu xO3,
‘Wlnternnl Revenue Taxes,
ﬁr Income Taxov, and :1 heavy addition
; i 1 Taxation for ex'erythmg they «at, drink
5 uud wear! Oh the beauty of kerpng Lm
coin i}; power! ~ .
wWe call attcntion 4once more to the
fuét, {hut in this county not a solitary re
‘nponnu has been made 10 61“. Curtin‘s call
[or trnops; and, so far as our knowledge 9.x
-vemls, lhe‘ rPsultrin lather poruons of (hq
Huts by jug/3n no better.~ Hie county has
)hree Ehomandmujorilyfor the war certain
‘cvuy limp, but when it comes to going In
1:lm war, “ilhe horse is of a different color.”
(91). "ldyzﬂty," "loyalty," what humbug i 5
’.qrpflfated in thy £1.21.ch E—L'ric Obftrwr.
'.Cuu'ld Sﬁnd IL—We constantly hear the
friends of Mr. Lincoln asserting that what
. I . .
ever any be his errors and shorlaomlngs, n
_zvnuld be highly prejudicial to Life intermls
7g)! tbé country to elect another man in his
placa. ﬁt} reply to this assumption, an ex
change sarcastically says:
..“g system which could endure the retire
ment. of Washington without injury. could
accommodate itselfm the return of Lin
‘eoln to Springﬁeld withoutxonvulaion.”
,0“ Line ll'hz’gs.—Tbe Louisyillo Journal
{mys' this following complimentjto di=tin~
)guished .\’ew Yoxkers: "“'nahinglon Hunt
,2; one oi” the )sewv ‘York delegates to the
(longervuliva {ﬁuﬁonal Convention which
meets at Chicago in July. The’Old Linc
Whigs of the E'uvire Slate nre enleiing in
io the Presidential contest. with accustom
ml gullimtr); and ﬁdelity. Under the lea.-
,dership ot'such men asFillmoro, and Llimt.
'n‘ng Hall, and Granger, and Kelchum, they
.will. form a glorious division in '.he gram],
Lumy of ‘éonservmism, and will perform
glorious (service. A nobler body of patriots
:he world does not. contain."
wWhy is it that the “loyal" papers of
3.29 country have so little to s‘ay about the.
Logan prgclamntion, since the author has
turned glut. to be an Abolition reporter and
speculator ?_ Wll2 they proﬁt by the lesson?
ﬂFuiler. editor‘o! that able Democratic
paper, the Newark (.\'. J.)Journal,obmined
a conscript prize in the 0. Abe lottery re
qenlly drawn in that vicinity. but after rc
gewing the pm and can: {ebbing to A mili
ry life, says;—
"Du a. complete. reﬁew of, the ghaln sub
ject, the editor has ﬁrived n! the deliberate
po‘nolusion to stiﬂe gig belligerent fcelings,
and lubmit to the i pumtion which places
him upon the level 01 the Loyal Lcagners
and onher stay-at-home Abolitionists. Pex
haps in the nexs military lottery he may
,gnin draw a prize, when no iﬁlucemem;
'of high‘ ofﬁcials. noremomitnmces of an in‘
.dulgent phblio, aludl prevent the editor of
the Journal lrom fulﬁlling his patriotic and
lqug cherished Purpose of—still remaining
u my bosom 0 his family.”
”The Chicago Time; of a late date has
I pictorigi cm, representing the building in
which the Democratic National Convention
'yvi-li be held in thai city. on the 4th ﬂly
next. It. is a temporary ediﬁce. erec or
the ocopsion. and Will be the‘ largest. unic
ture ever raised in Chicago. The Twas
payu;
"Tbe‘bnilding will he of gigantic propor
ﬁlo‘nl. meuguring 6% foot. in Circumference;
pad 2001m$ it} diameter. Ind planned to
word ample room for 15.000 peqple."
‘O5 In! Sabbuh mornin , the altar.
of mil. E. Church in this pine: nunoEnced,
to . ' ”byeplion thus no one who does
not end'one the “Government.” (that is. as ‘
pp continues it, the Administntioanhnuld ‘
coins to the‘mble Of‘bommunion.-.Ba‘y'ard
Gram. A
Such a fool ought to have a young negro
baby tied to his coat am, And be kicked
{rum the ppipic. A chrisunn would be blu
bominghbi'l yn‘ker to receive communion
£0: m a hypocyjm an; soounghoL—Sun
l ‘ W -L—-
#11:. Davenport Amen: publish; s
rin Latin! from the water-n anh'y, in
‘hich' it in gene! £119! 511 the Ge ~n'aol,
gin. no {minnow am; ﬁrmer“; also
“Mr-9° ,
EDVERT‘So
Manny’s Patent
COMBINED
lIEJPEP 4' .110 WER,
WITH WOOD'S IMPROVEMENT.
AThia Machine is presented to the fuming;
community A: THE BEST combined Reap”
nnd Muwcr mude. The‘lnrgg number sold in
um snue are still in successful operation, and
have pmveu the principle: 0! {2: construction
to b» the ones to secure durability, esuc or
operation, mljvlslnbilny l 0 uneven surl‘nres,
closeness of swath, llglnlncss of draft and free~
dmn from side dmn.
[\II’ORTANT HIPROVEMENTS have been
mudn, (none or which nre rennet-med in {he
(ﬁlls) to “it: In plnt‘c uf u o‘udcn cutter bar
is nnw naml one of best qunlil: of n‘rmzn, with
new and improwd gnnrds. nnd knives which
will «u: I lmu and Lie ”I,an mnlw the )lnclninc
llln nun-h t-lélt’l‘. TIAC‘ frame of Machine lnu
L'ren altered at {he L-nJ U! the cute} bar, In
ﬁlalle Machine 1.0 pun over a larger swnrth'
ul cut. grass: It is now caustrncted to mow
Hmme 411' Mm hine bung Ilelnchog) with naked
cutter bur, nnd on T\H) wusus inniend of one,
n..-n helm-e uswl. A sum. pitmnn, or connect
ing rod. is used ll) place of iron. .\lntliine
goes out of gen:- (knixL-s Minding still) when
butlcd. Grain plal’urnl bus been so nlu-rcd
lh-It Lhruwin r all by lmnd ingch easier tlmn
lurmtrly. .
The under ' "DJ is still Agent for Ibo‘inlc
uflhc Ll unnv {caper nnd \lnwn-r in this‘ mun
l}, and Will l}: happy In I)” (min-rs fur It. llc
lmi one set up at Ins “'.uclmuw. in Gem-.-
bur-2.11M rquXL'J'ld tlmse iu \l4uto‘juch n
nzuuhlnc to call and new it. \ ‘
' SAMUEL 'llElle’T.
April :15, 1864. .
Good News and True,
T THE CHEAP C(IHVER,
}\ ~ m Gmn'snrnc _—
RUW & WUQDS are o'pening oulnnntlwr Inge
assortment. of Saw Gum]; at
their cheap form-r, “hich
lhey will 50H 1". l|ze~ luxu‘s‘t
cnSh pricu. We buy all for
> cash 11 the loweaﬁpricesgmd
, ‘ can; (lurch-re, at" the sumo
. quality of goods M low as
they can he bought at. Any
1, 0x11” Store in 'he Sula. A
} [Argo porliuh of tho Slmos we
‘7 hell are mmlo toonler. of the
but umtmiul, by quud ‘nud
expErxencedwo-kmcn. (in:
us a null. ROW kWUUDS.
7'l‘
ATSUATS.‘ ~°
1:1 "115 far “9.1" Hats for Kis’scs,
”major Bn'ug, ' IJunkur-I Huts, -
‘ “ms h): (Thihlrcn, Straw HuISH
Huts fur Lnnhaa, Allkind‘nflhls,
’9‘ and SPmLcra, by ROW .L'WUODS.
‘IIOES, “NUTS.
S Shae: {Mr Children, Shoes fur Misses,
Shani fur Indira, Nmeﬁ [3r Bo;Y :4
} Hwes 101’ Mon. '(u'ntiler: ofnli kinds,
Elippcts m Mulcly, Shoes ufnll kinds.
1:: mm; L \vuuns.
\‘THTXUV Axn x-‘rnx'xsmxwawns Fun
L (‘.HIJHH'IN. 1..\H11-Li & ‘GENTLEMEs.
Spool “mum 0! Mi ‘.les and a‘plurs, .
12M» Gloves ﬁn L‘lnldlun.L.xdm.studGentlemen,
Hosiery, , " ‘- "_
Linon Hundkr‘rchioft “ - “
\‘oliurs nn‘i \erk 'l‘it-a‘ new stylr‘l.
Cuff-a and (‘msv l: of best ﬁts :Lndinloat Myles,
mnl In my r-lhor [hints in (he notinn liné. sold
:1! xholuueu prix (‘4. :11 me corner of York shed
and the [mm-mu}, |-_\ RU“ 5;. \\ QUDS.
, ['SIC. \H'SIC. ‘
Bl \‘in‘uim. Arcnrdnoas, Violin Bows,
Sinug: J; Tullpwcrsal I‘l-r sale by -
‘ ROW .5: WOODS. .
(gm-mans x- TOBACCO. V
L Trcouns, E 1 Penn,
111. Rio SI-Hns,_ La lngenuidads,
Nupnlcnns, \, f‘mnmnn, '
(‘.mgrvu, ‘- Plantation.
Hunoy Dew. Anderson's Solace,
for sule retail or by 1119 box. by
ROW 5: WUOQS.
mum, sums. _ ‘ "
1. Trunks, largc‘nnd small, (‘arpn Rags,
R. H. Bugl, Gothic Sucks, Common
Black Sucks, at“: InWest p'iro'c, by
‘JW ‘l; WUODS.
/ ‘ISCELLASEOI’S. .
lmdics’ Baskets, Lnditﬁ' Snyhcis,
Pun Muuunies, l‘en Knivc-R. '1
Razors, annr Straps,
Window Pnpcr, Wall Paper, '
Pocket Books, Purses“
I’ulannsJarge, Palm Fans. small,
L‘mlyvllus, Carriage Whips. kc.
“'3 mo (ominually incrensing the 7¢rial§
and sssnmnon; of our stock. Prices 5m big
but. we bought. m.|n_\' of our guods belore the
hue ri=e, and “ill sell them as near qld low
pricesgls po=slble. his our study to sellgoods
tlmt “ill wear well, and mm sntisfacliﬁn to
our cu=tomcrs. To cnnﬁle n; to do thi’afwa
B‘m’e effected urrnngcments hy'wmch we ran
get the best Boots and Shoes that are mafhu:
mnmed. It you want to buy trash in the
shoe linp, go to a Dg’y Goods Store. If you
want good Shoes buy them of
ROW ‘& WOODS,
Cor. 0! York at. and Diamond, Gettysburg.
my 9, 1864.
- Store Removed.
LOTI‘HSG! CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
C PICKING'S CHEAP CLOTHING STORE
has barn removed from his old stand to his new
rooms, three doors fxom IL9 Dumond, on Bal
timure street, east side, nearly opposite the
"Star” ofﬁce, where he hasjust received a large
invoice of
\ ' READY MADE CLOTHING. .
. Havingﬁztcd up large and commodious rooms
{0! tbs accommodation of his business and Life
onvenience of his customers. he is new 081-ring
GREAT INDUCEHENTS TO BUYERS.
His resent. stock consists pix-Hy of thclntest.
Spriuinnnd Summer styles 0! ‘
Cloth Costs and Cassimere Coats,
. Fin'e Coats and Coarse Chats,
Frock Colin and Business Cums, ‘
,Sundny Coats and Everyday Coats,
and every other style of Coma. Also ‘ '
Cloth Pants and Cuss‘xmcre Pants,
Plain Palm! and Figured Prints,“
Fine Pants and Course Pants,
Fitting Pants and Funny Pants
Ind em, othefstyle of Puma.
Cloth Yeats and Cassimcfe‘Vests, ,
Silk Vests mid Satin Vests, ‘-‘
l‘isin Vests and Fancy Vests,
Straight. Vests and Rolling Venn,
Ligm Vesta and Heavy Vests.
a I s o -
Trunks, Valises, Carpet Sacks, Canes. Um
brélhs, Shawls, Gloves, Suspenders, Stockings,
Crauu‘. Shins, Drawers, Collars. Handker
chiefs, Combs, Brnshet, Clocks, Soaps, Violins,‘
Accordeons, Pocket Knives, Chewing Tobaceo,
Sagas; In‘d almost. every deacripuuu of notions
not found in any other store.
[6'o3“ and examine our stock before pur
chasing :lsewhero, as we {eql utisﬁed than. we
can plénse all. [
DON’T $3.61“ THE PLACE.S
Three dogrs tro_ lb. D’i‘Ambnd, on Baltimore
street, Eutnide, yearly opposite the -“ Scar "
ofﬁce. , ' F. B. PICKING.
May 9, 1364. ‘
Wanted. '-
GOOD FAR)! in Adams county, for whicl-
A I will exchange one or more Farms 01
cuotcc land in long, and pay tho diﬁ'erence.
Nov. 9,1883. 4 * GEO. ARNOLQ.
J L. SOHICK has just received 3 la: 0!
. cheap Looking Glam. ‘3 ~
IRBToRATE Bight-day, Thirty-hour I'd
Alan-n Cloclitl, cheap at PIUKING’S.
BY Dr. B. HQRNER'S ‘l‘onio Ind ARM?
Ll‘ tin fowderi, for BORS. lpd CATTLE.
tepo‘nd‘ud hold only n ' Drug 3:13:92
' ’l;nu|ry.2s, 186,. . A ‘
Come to York Street!
UK underuigned ban boughtbul the Grocery
T and Proviiion Burn 0! W. E. Bmle, in
York strut, a low door! can of St. James
Lutheran Church, And will continue the busi
ness :I:th same pltce. ﬂ: bu inch-Med lbe
stuck, a d in now prepote'l to oﬂ‘er-I moat ex-
Lelleul Aug-uncut of good: in his line, such M
COFFEE-IS, SUGARS. SYRUPS,.TEAS,
Salt, Fish, Bruuma. Buckets. Hrushcn, Vin-h
-ing Machines, Blacking, Candles, Needles,
has, Comb), km, with a large lot or
SEGA RS AND TOBACCOS
Mao, Cut! Oil Ind Con! Uil hmpl.
Culland see for yourlelvt-l. Hi: unortmum
is 110'! only mu, but. he lelll u cheap I: 1.119
cheapell. ' .
The higher: ptico paid for old Le-d:
DAVID 'L‘RUXEL, JR.
Gettysburg, March 7, 188}.
Come with a Rush.
HE undersigned would moat reapectfnlly
T inﬁgrm his umuy iriends Ind the public
penrrnlly, that he bus gohe into the Clothing
hu-xiness, at Snmsun'a old smudju the Diamdnd,
Gettysburg, Pu. “is stock, already full,will be
much enlarged, to embuce ucry style 01
CLOTHING, BUUTS. SHOES, HATS, ‘
Caps, Trunks, vnllcel, Clocks, Watches, Jew—
airy, Guns, i’iﬂoh. and, in short, everything
which ough: to be found utniim class Clothing
and Vuriely House.
Purliculurs hereafter. in the meantime he
invites everybody to give him u call. He in
lemlslo l‘éep so perfect a stock as to accom
modute allTi-nd, will: the hope oflnrgc lulr’ﬂ,
he hopu lo make a living at am Ll) proﬁts. .\'o
trouble to ﬁlm“: goods, and every cﬂ'url made
to satisfy buyers ’
JACOB BRISKERHOFF‘
June 15, 1803. LX‘ ‘
New Warehouse.
0 ( ’ l:l’>lil£l.S UP GRAIN
O . )0() \V.\,\'Tl:D,m 11n- newumin
and Pwducc Home, In L‘mliﬂn street, adjoin
in: .\'hm-I: 3 liuchlcr‘q c:l.duh-hxucul. The
[twin-4 market price Mi“ always be paid in
cmh Mr ‘
bll.‘.l.\',o{ ul'. Liudi.
I‘LOI‘R, SEEDS, kc.
. Mam; s. on haul uud} mt NIL-,nt the .nmhest
'prot‘nu, - ‘ '
GUASUS, - ‘
SALT, I‘hll. ‘
umnmmm, .tr ,
Wholbsnle and remil. _‘
TRY US! We aim“ do our best to give
satisfaction in all cases.
)TCCI'IHH’ J: DIEHL.,
Gettysburg, May 11, Im. 1y
._ . D , -.-—m
\‘XGrain and Produce. ~
HA ING lnLun lhe large und commodiuns
“'nrehuuw mugully Occupied by Funk
“cull, 11%., ~ - .
IN NEW OXFUR-D,
we are prcpnrmi [u [my the high-st prices for
M] lunxls m l’!;0lH'(‘H. Also, snll u! the In“-
«<1 pliers. LUSIHER, COAL uud GHUUEIHES,
pf u‘cly dcxcnpliun.
.\. I’. “YER.“ k. \VIERMAN'.
New Oxford, Aug. In: 1563. l!
PHILADELPHIA
Wall Papers.
110 mm. & houmm,
‘ .\'. EfCuLJ-‘olurlh and Market Streets,
Manui‘ncturora of
PAPEB IXTAJNGINGS.
+1 ‘ ‘.
Window (_‘urluiu' Paper-[Rf
ancn Sham-i :uu] Holhnds,
Solid (h‘oou naﬁjiulh.
L‘hucnUle Grounds,
qurL-d ll'ld i'hin Sundae,
Tu which we imi'e the Mtcnuou of STORE-
, KFHI’En-Ia
Mar. 23, 1.9131. c‘un'
Cabinet Furniture,
T P. SIiEItBUR\E .k 80X,
0
CABINET WARE ROOMS,
No, 220 S. Second St.. below Dock, West sile,
PULLAIH'I'LI’UIA,
“are connhmtly on hand a wry large n:-
nanmem of Rmcwnnd. Walnut, Oak and \l \-
hugpn)’ Fun;itg:':-o-,ol'lnh-:z «10-xigne. um] myrrh-)1
workluAnshjp,whirl: they oﬁ‘ur tor ml: u: rea
<onnhlc prices. Beds zlnnl .\l.mn-.~<o< math to
ordvir. ‘ . [\hr. 21,1554. 6m*
New Clothmg Store,
‘IIP. undersigned invites attention to Mi
’1 .\'EW ULQ'I‘HIXG STORE, in LITII‘LES
TOWN. .\'dams county, Pm, formerly ocl-upicd
by A. Herman. He will.contiuue the Business
at. the old stand, in Hanover street. [He has
‘ INGEEASED THE‘STOCE,
and is' now prepared to offer a most Ext-alien!
assurmmut of CLHTHING for '
_ 318.3218 AND BUY’S WEARi
I return my thanks to m‘y friend}! for the
liberal patronage extended to me thus far, and
respectfully ﬁsh a continuance thereof. '
‘ - _ HENRY IHESER.
Mar. 21, 1864. 3m
One and All,
ARE NOTICE—The undersigned would
T anyzto the public that. he is receiving a
large ‘nud Slllﬂn'iid stock of GRUCEBIES,
which he will sell in low as any other house
in town—Cadets, Sngu‘s, Molasses. Syrups,
Tens, Sell, l-‘ish, $22., With Potatoes, Beans, nnd
Rice ; Wooden “'urfe, put. up in the best mun
qcr ; Tohacros, Sugars, mi, kc.
FARMERS, TAKE NOTICE!—-B you want
to lay in your liquors for harvest, now is tine
time. I huge munv brands of Wliiskies. Bran
dic-s, Wlnes, and ﬁll Other liquors, which I an)
dispusing ofnl chart profits. Give me I call
I always try [‘o plenum—and believe l very of
ten run-pea. Remember the place—southeast
coxne‘l‘ of lbs Diamond, Gettysburg. .
, GEO. F. RALBFLEISCH.
May :5, 13:3. . , ‘ |
Sheads 8; Buehler,
EALERS L\'
D COAL AND LUMBER,
S T 0 1' E S ,
TIN-WARE, HOLLOW-WARE, ac.
Imm --
SHUTTERS, BLINDS, SASH, ETC.
Corner of Onrliqle nud Railroad Streets, oppo
site Railroad Depot, GETTYSBURG, PA.
May‘s, 1864.
'- ‘John W. Tlpton, ‘
.‘ ASIIIONARLE BARBER, Sonlhensl cor;
E ner of the Diamond, (next. door so Slé’.
lellnn’a Hotel.) Gettysburg. Pm, where he
can at. all than be found ready to attend to all
business In his line. He Inns also excellent u
sisumce and will ensure satisfaction- Give
him I. cnll. [Dean’ 3, 1360.
Removals.
HE undersigned. being the authorized persogl
to make removal: into Ever Green Ceme.
tel-y. hopes that such 3. conumplsle the roman!
ofthe remains of deceased relatives or friends
will uvnil themselves of this season oftheyenr to
have it done. Removal: mule will: promanon
—lerml low, and no eﬂ'ort Ipnred to plea".
_ PETER THORN,
March 12, '6o.' Kcepcl: of the, Dormitory
Ctinnott
NEW HARBLE WORKS, Corner of Balti
more and East Sliddle streeta, opposite
tho Conn ‘Honse. Gettysburg, PIX—We nre
prepugd to furnish Monuments. Tombs. Hand.
stones, Marble Hunks, Slabs to: Cabinet
.\lnkers, and all othe; work Ippeﬂnining to on:
business. \Vewill gunmen satiafncuon both
“‘2O execution and price. Call And see out
«esigm and specimens of Wogk.
Feb. 2, 1563. u
Young Men
ND OLD MEN. do not allow your mothers
A 3nd you when to wear out uni: ruionl
nvu over the old Wash-tub longet, gut like
true men and beuofncmu, pruni- Lhem with
an EXCELSIOR WASHER, Bnd Instead of
frowns uni crou word.- on ml by, depend
uponithérfnl fuss will grant you.
IYSOX BROTHERS, Geunburg, P},
Dec. 14., 1863.‘
DST rewind It PICKING'S Spring nut
JS‘IIM‘QH Clothing. 09m: one and I".
OR RATS, .\IH'H, RUAFHES, ANTS. BED
F HUGS, .\lUTllb' IS PCIKS, WUULLNS,
LC, INSECTS US PLANTS. FUWLS, ANI
MALS, ska—Put up in 23v. 50c. and $1 00
Bans, Bottles nud Flu-ks. $3 ﬁnd 55 an.“
fur HDTILI. Prmu Han-rum“, ac. .
"Only infallible remedies known."
“ Fme from Poisons.” - -
" No; d mgerous to the Human anily.”
“ Rats come out of their boln to 'die."
”Sold “'[lulesnle in n'll large cities. -
ﬁSom by all Dyuggiau and Retailuu every-
.wlwze. A '
36‘! l l “nun: l !! ofall worthless inﬁlnxlona.
W‘s“ that." Cosnn‘nl' name is nucach Box,
Bottle and l-‘lnskJmforc you buy. ‘
W‘A'ldﬂ‘is HENRY R.‘COSTAR.
h‘ri’mxawu Duper 45‘) nnuAuwu, .\'. Y.
W5O” by all Wholesale and Rttuil Drug
gim in Gem’sburg, l'a. . .
Feb. 29, 1864.
{53:0 Bt. Langeo K
HILADELPIHA,
P Mu: npn‘ma lon ammo. 1864,
100 pcl SI Fancy hilka, 50 pcl. India. bilksﬁl.
1:10 “ gnod black -‘ 200 “ Ordered Plum
SILKS. 4-4 LYHXS Blnck Silk VELVET. '
Brown Silks. SV, 5,4, 3,2, l, per yard.
_ “lurk u s; 5. 4,3, 2, 1. «
)iuirc .\ntsques, nll colors.
Magniﬁcent Grn-nmlivs.
.\laguilicenl‘urgandirs.
Highest Chintzc-snud l’ercales. SpringShnwll
New [lona-hold Staple Guods.
N. l}. Gem-ml :nlovuucut of Mum's Wear.
.\hrvh 'u'. [664 3m
CLOLHIHRS, “
- WASHINGTON BUILDING,
165 an 16'; BALTJXHIBK S-rnnr,
keep constauliy on hand a. large and well u;
sorted stock of an Mud: of good; u! moderate
MU
They snprﬂy orders for the ﬁnest to the
lowul. priced. ﬁnicky, euhcr 'rcnéy made or
made to measure. to any part of lhb country.
They Luemnlso nn (ftcuahs stock of I‘L‘RN-
[SHLVG GOODS, empmcing every article of
Gvntlcmeu‘s l'nder—wmr. Also, MILITARY
I‘LOTHS am] every variety of \limnry Tx'jmf
wings, as 111-Has 1m assume}! stuck “READY
MADE MILITARY GOODS
Bahilnott‘, Fub. ’2l, 1934
DOOT';
SHOE:
1 TEWl2sl'.\HUslL\lE.\'T.—»Thc updorshzn
;\ (‘ll hu'jukl Lud m :1 line ~tm~k u! L'w hv~l
on} \iurk. “In: L he will diwwo In M xlm lud—
(~sl Inn-tin pm~xl:lc. “I; n.:=..nx;n,‘,t Hubbub:
dnulnlnnulul ‘
(‘.\LF->K[.\ BOOTS for turn. , >
3 (.'.\\‘?\Ll‘.\' .BOOTS.
‘ nll kind~ of ‘
BOOTS FUR Buys, J
. , .uiih a 1m“- Msnrnnvnl of
‘ _ shuns rm: LAan-ZS
nlm for (‘HILImEY He ha: u’lerh-d his
<lm‘k with c‘lreﬁsnil‘cdinu he think; exuclly la
the want! of this umrkM—‘nu'l'additions “in
cnuunmly he mmlc us plm trndr may require.
Thr- goods he uffcrs .Ire not nnlv m-ll made.
nud uf gnnd :21 Il(ri:|I~,l)ul (mhrlce ‘ho lute“
stylus. Particular attentiuu mil awn): he
paid to lhc~c poms. ' ‘ '
Rememlm: the place—YOßK STREET. mar
13‘ opposil: thu Bmk. C4l] and sec for your
sch-os. ' '
The boot run! shoe-making business ii car
ried m; 45 berrmlorg. ~ '
WILLIAM SIHLLP..\'N.
‘ﬂoltysburz, PM. 'l, 1563
WSTABLISII‘“ I’NTL—JI EU. I‘. IiI‘KENRODEJ
I‘4 msmnmumz TAILOR. 1
ndupts tliis meilwd of infnrz-iing his friends and l
the public gt-ncmlly, that. bellms opened it
Tailoring estnhlishincnt in lhltiinon- strret,
thtysburg, (Lite l’ouﬂﬂlﬂ.) m-nr the Din
montl. where he is firupnretl to do nllwotk in ‘
his line in the} hm, manner, and to the saus—
fnctiou of’customt-rs. Ur‘ e'mplu): none but.
ﬁrst class h:lnds,:md rot-(tiring '
THE FASHHJ‘JS REGL'L’AELY, 4
he cnn wnntani fnaliionablt‘ ﬁts and mat and
substantial ﬁewing.‘ lle mks :\ ﬁlmre oi the
public‘s patronage, promising to spare no of
fort. to tlrsvno it. ”is Hum” wttl :nnm‘js liq
iuunrj as mnrlc‘e as the tinws will allow.
Cutting and Repairing done at the shortlét
notice. I [Gettysburg April 7,1542% ‘
T A. SFUTT .3 SONS—We invite me u.
tenliou pf‘buyus to our stock 0! muting
Goods, \vhid: “ 111 be sold cheap, consisting o!
‘I.:‘.I)IES‘ DRESS GOODS,
Shawls, Cloaking Clolhs, etc., etc. For .\len':
and des' wen—‘we bnre Clolhs‘Cnssimrn-s,
Comings, Vestinge, yith I variety of Cotton
ndcs, an, to. C3ll and see. '
Mny 18,186.14 1 A. SCOTT & SON.
New {Bakery !
EWPORT A: ZIEGLER. Mechanic»! Bak
en, South Washington street. hnH lqunre
from the Eagle Hotel, GETTYSBURG. Pu.—
Constantly on hand, the best 0! BREA'D,
CRACKEKS, CAKES, PRETZELS, kc. Per.
Fons wishing fresh Bro-1d will be served every
- rning, by. leunng their names and residencél
I: the Bakery. Ewry cﬂ‘orv. made m plane
Give us a. call! '- [April 20; ’63. cr
FULL set of our Photographic Viéwu of
A the Battleﬁeld of Gettysburg, form a
splendid gift for the Holidays. The tines! yet
published can he seeh Mlhe Excelsior Gallery.
TYSON BROTHERS, Gettysburg.
Queensware.
F you want nnylhingin the QUEENSWARE
I line call gt. A. SCOTT a: BUYS, where you
will ﬁnd the best Maortment in ‘ow'n. _
March 24. 1862. ~ ‘
Adair's
ILLINERY‘ faoons, Bonnets, Ribbons,
Flowers, Sinker: uni! Bonne; meeu
us: recoived‘lrom Now Ydrk, chaps; Fabu
eslockl', we sign of ‘ RED FRONT,
L; the but Patent Medibiﬁ'u can be ME
A n the new Family Drug Ind Prescription
Shire of ‘ ~— ' Dr. B. HURNER.‘
AGO, Arrow Root, Corn Search, Rice-ﬂour
S and Gelntin, for sale u Dr. HOMER’S
Dljng Store.
on LADIES—An lines of Rnﬂnlo Ovér
Shoes for Isle It. 1h: corner hf York strut
uni~ tbe'D‘umoud by , BOW & WOODS.
DCUMBER PICKLES, I lnrg'e lotjw re.
_oeived from the 613', in prime onßr' M
KALBPLEIS H‘s. ‘
ICKIXG bu m. in»: usoﬂman: of Spring
P Ind Sumner Clothing in man. ,
phOTﬂlﬁG l 0:31;qu I—lgcaly of Mi 7 .1 “
good! an» upone . AM) oats Shoe: I PRISG BALMORALS ’13:: rm 1 at
m, it. u, .11 may :3 nnlxxann'on's S uuhsrocx nos"
FOURTH .t ARC}! STREETS,
Noah Walker €z 09..
BALTIMORE“
• A
AND
BOOTS
Boots 8: Shoes !
‘ Néw 'Tailormg
Spring Goods
Battle-ﬁeld Views.
/.aa7z7won_
NTBRSATIONAL CHAIN OF I
I ' ' comment. COLLEGES‘
Baubliubed in the following cities:
PHILADELPHIA.
S. E. Corner of Seventh nnd Cbesnut SAL,
New York, Brooklyn. Albany, Troy, Provi
dence, Portland. Hartford, Bhrllnmgn;
Newark, Barbell", Bulftlo, Toronto, '
‘ Cleveland, Detroit. Chlcsgo, Nib
wankee and St. Lou‘u'
Tbofough theorhtical Ind ﬁncliul‘vﬁulfrnc:
lion in nll bunches pertaining lo 3 ﬂ‘llllnd
Bullnua Education. ‘ 1L
The Philadelphia College Itandi ﬁrit in the
State, both in point of reputation and local
advantages. The point ohm-d It is, to plnce
Com‘mercinl Edncntlon where it belong—in
the front rank of useful inntrnotion. To thin
and, I most thoroufrh course of b‘usineu train
ing ll ndopted and artfully enforced, under
the personnlJupervislon of competent l’ro
{nears in the various departments. The man
perfect system 0! practical kmining ever de
viu‘od has been pm in operation, nlld is suc
uasstnlly enrlled out. affording to students Id
vuntngea such as hme hitherto been cunsider
ed possible only in connection with the count
ing-infuse. Alterﬁbecoming prulicieutiu the
Science of Abedu‘hu. Penmanship, Commen
ci-l Calculatiop‘s and Commercial Law, the
student is advnﬁed to the Practical Depart
ment, where he ecomel an actual Book-keep}-
er und Merchant: passes through the dlll‘crent
Houses; acts in turn an Tells-r. Fashion he.
lrnrns the duties and responsibilities of each
oﬂice, and becomes thoroughly informed, not
only in the forms which Are in win rial use,.
but in managing the uﬂ'uirl of business thh
I} stem'and despatch.
behol-réhips issued at one point, an good,
for 1m unlimited period, in the eighlcbn Col
leges couﬁprismg the “ chain.” ,
lhplomns nrc awarded to those only who
fulfill tho preacribcd'courle at study, and pass
L'ue ruquiiile exuminmioﬁ.
For further information send for a circular.
Address: ; .
'um’u'r, STRATTON ‘a; co.,
Feb. 8, 1864. I)" _ Philudc-Jplxin
2/ z]?
rﬁs‘ines A
T E. Corner'Thﬁh and Chcsnut Shea-u
. ‘ . PHILADELPHIA,
} ELDE‘B Till MANAGEMENT 0r
LAFAIRBAXKS, A. .\l.,
for thqlasc tour yams Principal and rhix-t‘bu-
Sines» nmnuge‘rof Bun" & Stuntox'u Com:
inn-ruin] College.
A [MUDEL BUSIXESS COLLEGE, ‘
(‘onducied on a new syntem ot‘Acxual Business
Training, tln‘ough the establishment u! legiti-
Imuc ()thcc-s and Counting-Hmucs. ropre-cnt
in: dull-rent departments 0! ’l‘r.nduarnll Cum-
Inercn, und :1 regular Bnnloof Dry-”mt and Is
sue. mung the student all the mimnlagm or
auunl pumice, and qunlifyung him in the
shortest. posﬁblc lnue nnllmusl (-ﬂuliw mun
ncr fur the mnous duties and, emfdug menu of
Luaim-sa life. ,
E The ('uurze m‘inszruction in Ihr Thmrnical
, Dlwrlmcut embraces Bookrkveping. "unnm‘f~
“1 l u' (‘.m uhninna. Lectures on Business A thin,
ll’t’lllddubhip, Cammuruial Luv, Farms, Corn-9‘
ipgmh nqv, &c. l
. at: the
M'SINRSS DEPART3E3T
1h:- ul-mmzrnwrs upon line Grmlunling Com-s".
ulmh invindés n conlinuuncc iu the About
Hwhos. “Em lhvir yr:lctic.ll appnmliun m Ml
[mirth-um, Up nil! in tum ﬁll the posnion
ul'.\r'n;.x.taut und {‘ropriemx In the ‘.xrimli
inertnwrils uf “'holt‘snle nnd Hamil Tull",
Fm_w,ud’ma;, Jahhiu; :xmfl'ummisJon Busii‘
141-4s.llinx:kln,_»,'l[unhlm.:uzin , “lulu; Shaun
hnuti-nz. .\t' , am! Hull!" v.ll .lH us (Kuhn-x";
Bunk-hwy“ and TcHrr in 1 X 3: Bank. in each
uf alniclt lmsiliuns Ins ‘prL- l‘luS knuuludge
“in Imam: m _lhe t‘ullcsg “wa! zest.
Silo ES
'l in: lmliluti-m‘oﬁfershlo _\"o|lll,_' mu: numer
ulh :I.i\‘:Lxrr:n_;x-+ hot pu‘asnsm by any uther
nunlnHui.xf college in {lie Sun. It in com»
lvlt'h' m .1_!! its gul‘upuintmvnu “- iS the only
lusllluxim in t'm Shm- Cu'ltllu'lﬂd 01. actual
hu-iurse principh-s. The rqursc or iuilruc
‘tion is un-urlmsselL and may be complrlcd in
nban! mu- h :H'thc 131 m: urquly spent In Other
instmmn m. ir consequence ohm x-ntirclv new
nrrmgtm ut. and the.adaplion of the uvw
pram-rival S}?H‘lﬂ. ' ‘ .
Mp‘umu awarded upon the éomnlcliun of
lhc (,‘nlunmninl‘Cuursc, whirl; egnlmmas all
(-xcept the higher sets of Bnnluug, llauqt'aclnu»
_ing, limlrmdinr, to. ‘ ,
Sn"! fur n Circular
Feb. 1,13% 10m
‘ FISII"S ‘ , .
Lamp Heating'Apparatus.
(Ill,l.\'(S—l"RYl.\'G—-STF.\\'thi—STEEP.
[VG—WI ”1 THE FLASIE THAT LIGHTS
THE IRON“. ,
[hi-'1!)- Llu- fl unc of a commnn lamp. at the
rO3l. 01 a m “[l5 “‘4lth (if all, a very cnmlorm
ble breakllht can he ruokcfl.—‘\'. l'. Tribune.
ﬁfg‘dnnple m c‘nslructiou: easily kept in
ordun, rend; [or use in- a moment. ton’venienl.
to blue D'l ll m lJ—lJruygul'l Circular.
WFisll's L um}. i'. one of the mod po‘pulnr
nm’ellles of the dny. The ulililx OH! is un
quesliuuuhlc, u gnu! saving in nude in he‘nling
my] cookingsmall much-s, and can he made to
cook mealq 'or a grunt; many puuaus, thh is
actually (lU'IE on the; amhu‘lnncn cars which
carry the su‘k soldzcrs.—Scierilyic Amaruun.
”For fnrpll; “:0, hogpﬂnl h-ul, lmrruvln,
picnixs, ﬁshing, Huhcr'wor sick room. It is .m
aniclu or « mnl'uxl beyond all proportion to in
wan—lmm Juurm.’ (J ”with“
my! have (rim! the apparatus, and my wlfc
aml I pkoclnim the same ; most valuable and
indispensable nrticlv, and we now wonder how
m- coulxl hue 50 lung done willwublL—Ed.
('00! Oil Circular. - - >
gain economical crﬁlrinnee for getting
up bent at shun notice for nursery and gem-I‘m!
lumachald puryasos. One important point I:
the saving in cost over coal (item—.\'. Y. Eval-
Ing 'l‘ust. - -
PRICES FRO“ TWO TO SIX DOLLARS.
cnucxnr may on to row: QUAITS.
mnu‘ mucus couun n on till Inn: on
lung“.
Arnngrd for Knrosenc or Cat] Oil. 0;- Gnu,
A Descripuvc I’nmphlel of thirty page: furn
lshed gratin. Also. -
THE UNION ATTACHMENT,
Prir‘. 50 Cents,
To he launched to a common Kerouene Lamp
0r GM Burner, ivy which Water may b 0
B‘oilcd, and Food Cooked; also ar—'
ranged to support I. shade.
EVERY FAMILY SEEDS ONE.
ﬁAgcnts Wanted. 7, .
WILLIAM D. RFSSEL, igunt,
‘ No. 20!; PVM'I St., New York.
,Aprjl 11,1364. szo
Portable‘Pnntmg Oﬂlces.
7 ‘ OK the use of
F .\léchnnls, Drug
’ ’ giant, and all hmineu
\‘N and proles'sionnl mnn
> p: -,v] L‘f-‘o” who wish to do their
... v, ( .m nwn prinling, neatly
‘N M— .md cheaply. Ad:p«
“ " ted to the printing of
iv . lmndbills, billbeldl,
ci'culun, labels, and: nod small newsplpu’l.
Full instructions accompanying each olﬁco en-
Ibling n. hoy~len your: old u: work tbcm'nng
ceggfully, Circular: aeut “f:- .Specmcn
e of’l" e Cuts, c., 6 can .
widen“! )P : YAD"§3S; {33ng 0:1,“,
. N. . an law I: Ire
31 Yuk Row, ’ Bostonﬂlnu. ’
Jlnunry 25, “36"; lL__’______.~..-‘
. sun at Work.
"5 undersigned continues {ha
CARRIAGI'LMAKIXG BUSINESS,
in I“ in hum-hes, It his old sand, in But
Middle strut. Oeuyshnu.
NEW “'01“; made to ordor, Ind .
‘O, * RBPAI B l N 0
ms 9 [My sad It lowest. price-1
thnmlL-nu 898180 WAGONS Jud I
LEIGH for “10.- JAOOB TBOX
De‘e. 1, 1:63. ‘. ~
3 ms vupu. mecmm .
I up Tu}; mm; mm,
obtained by I pacuﬁnv process in the dulilln
tion of the tar, by which its highest. medicinll
propeytfes In retained: '.
Ith you A Couqu‘.’ . H": \‘oo Son
Tuluf? Have you may of the promonirory,
lymploml of that molt. fund disease, Cus
sulr'nox ?. ‘ * h
Those who lhonld b 1; waged by that "P?-
tolm gononlly ghink lightly ol them 11:31] it
is too late. From thin fnct. perhapu more than
any other, nrises the and prevalence and ﬁnal
ity of disease which nut-psi!) me gram 3!
least “on. sinb"~uf death's victims.
nonsurnplion has destroyed mom of the hu
man family than Any other disgnse, and Ill:
beat physnrinnl tor many years h we drspgired
of n guns, on: remedy that would heal the
§lLllgs.bul far: more [hop two hundred _veurs
the “hule xnexlic‘nl world has been impressed
that there was 1.: myhtorious power and eﬂicien
cy in the Pine Tree Tar \o heal» the lungs:
then-lore they lure recommended the use of
TM Water, which in many case: had :1 good
chart: but how to combine medlcul properliu
30 us to bend the lungs, has over been‘n "I'VE-z
mry until it mu discovered by Dr. L Q. ('.
WISHAR'I‘, o! Plnilndﬂnhin. Pn.,‘lho prnpric
tor of “ Wiaharl's Pine Trt'e Tar Cordial.”
Many, not only of the pooplq but physicians
of awry school and practim, are dsgly making
me, “What is the principle or cause of yp‘ur
success in the trcnuuent 0! Pulmonary Con
sumption '3" My answer is this: '-‘ . .
‘The invignrn‘tion of the digestive organs—-
the strengthening of the debilitated system—i
the puriﬁcation and emirhmem ofihe hlond,
mu,“ ripe) [mm the spm" the rorruption
which scrofnln breeds. While this is Niven-d
by the powerful allemlire (chnnging Mam
disease toheuhh) propdnit-g u! {be ’l'm Cordinl,
s heuhng‘nnd runm‘ining prinéiplc isuiso
inning upon 11n- i‘nitnlml surfaces of the lungs
and ihruulapcuelruling in with «liscdsed purl,
relieving pain, subdumu‘ iniinmmntmn', and
rcaxqring a healthful trident)“. Lev. xhis two
fold power, ihe healing and me urtnglhening,
continue-t 0 "ct'in conjunclibn wilh Nalurt-‘s.
couémut recuprratire t‘emlcnry, mu! the pa
tient is :mvcd. iwa has not. iooioug Jclnhtd u
resort. to the means at" cure.
.Dr. Wishart—Dehr Sir—l lnml :1 ref: dronrl
ful cough and sore throat fur one year. null. my
whole s_\ stem was last gin”: \m}. an! lama
ploslrnxed on m} ht‘t‘l “111 l hut lnlle how- of
recovering. My disease lmmlellm pnwx r of
all nu-diclms, and in u short liyu-l mm: bu»
gone 1» my gnu o. hm. tlmul; ﬁnd, my ell-ugh
ler-in-an would nov. rest unlil ahe'xn-nt to
your store, No. 10 N. Seccn‘l sin-m, and re
lated my «'Me to you. purvlzmml um- Lnlila of
your Pine Tree 'l‘nr l‘nrlllvll mgd l mnuurm ml
to use it, and in ant-jun k l \nu much ln-H-r,
and after using lln-ve ImIUM, I am. In rrrclly
well, a wonder h) All my {xio-n l-, m:- ‘_hr'v all
prunmlnt‘ul me p |3L cure. l'ublhl: my use it
pm think proper. , .
DB. WISHART’S
PINE TREE
TAB CORDIAL,
I ask an to read the fullowin‘s: urtiﬁcalcs.‘
They are limp men and women of unquesliuh
able worth and repututwu : .
j A Card; .
VHS uuh~crihrr ll:\\iﬂ|_' d‘npmr-l «Hui: in—
} urc-X m the More “I (ﬂu-n1 k} 111;: 1r»
‘l»!st .\'. (‘1 |\\‘Avf‘l. F. 'l. rupcl‘llmly MM Hm
{t'ulllillll \m e uf MK men Ix and Iltilnlnun In
glamouizu In! suuuasur-uhcrv lhrgmn nmy‘
- ~ . _ '2. ' .' ’
Dr. W‘ ’"‘-s p. 99 Tito an r'mdiﬂi i, an I‘lhl‘l'a IW4 JUL \ (11L!
inﬂullihl cure for liromlminduuging of th-I ‘ " ’ '
Lnngi, Sm! 'lhrsu and Bmm, lLﬂuuma‘tiou
oi the Lungs? L ,
.\lr.l“'.ud!sn_ri :
TEETH-IT 3. .‘IAMILTUN
Sc. k 3?) Wyn: Sneel, l'lnl.xdrlpl.in
Dr. “’iﬂmrb—Sirr—l hml- Bronchith, In
ﬂammmiun of III: Lungs. Shel-Hire; at Ing uh.
nnvl I:.ll'pnulion nf thn- Heart in [ha-It nun»!
farms: I had hcl‘u "o.lloqu it'-uni uf un
mosz emim-nl [-h‘v‘uhns m I’hil,.-Iclr-hin. 3-»:
they Could ,mx «up Iho nqml cuur~o of my
discaic. and I hat? ulﬁp-(in-I nfrn-r .lu-In: rt
stored to hmhh. I Wtu Ime on xhr {re-gu- nf
the grave. Yum" I’ine 'l‘léP T 4; ("ur-Iinl» w u‘z
highly n-n-ommexnlerl lo mt- hy n I'xivnd:‘l Irird
It, and I am Ill.lnk|ul to say lh‘gt, ernusin;
tour I war. and our small hnllln,-I mu rush-r.
cd to pe'2fL-n-t health. ,Ynn can giu‘ rofcrrnrr
[0 my house. .\'u. 968 .\'. Sruon-l \lrcrl. urn!
my ulncc oI lion-char nffl‘nxei,‘fmm ’J .\...‘1 Io
d I‘. it, corner of thcsnul and Sixth «rm-ls.
. ‘ JUIIN I\'.\I:I).
Read the following from'lglim
Dr. Wishnrt—D:ar S|r:—l mkevpli‘n-nre in
informing you lhrh'uzh l‘u'u snurce that. _rnur
Pine Tree Tzu‘ (lurdill, which was rycummen 1-
5d for my daughter in' Dr. J. A. Hull.’ of thig
city, hm \‘urc‘l ln-r of a cough u’f mun- 'l: -n
ﬁve nluvntlnz,’ standing. I had thalagm Ju-r hr
yoml cur», mu! hA-l employed me Lit-s! ‘.f
medicarnnl witlmut any hcuvﬁt. Ivan ohm-r.
fully remmnwmi‘di m the public n) ‘h safe .xnd
mm: remo-Ily 10l :3," lhpﬂ.‘ similarly nlﬂiuol, as
I know 01 manyjolhvr msea liesidos that n!
my danglm-r thm ithas entirely cured of long
swudiﬁ: «Ough . _4
‘ l'gs rupectfuny,
Jun» v. I‘-_\!:Km. ,
hnguerrenn XJ'IM.
126 Gem-ace street, Wm.
‘ “ * :—-l have nsm’. Dr. Widmrt'g Pine
Tree Tar Cordial in my hmily, ‘nnd can'cnr
dinlly recnmnwnd it as n \‘alunbleund safe
medicine for colds, coughs, and to thus-girl:-
dispazed to consumption. ‘
‘ DR. (1. A.. FOSTER,
‘ 160 Gencscc smack
Tho above in a fur pmong 'lho thbusnnds
which this grout remedy has mﬁ'gd from an
untimely grave. ' ‘ ‘
' i
We have thousands of later: lrom physi
chins and drnggisrs who harm preu‘ribcd‘ and
MM the Tar ltordinl, saying Um! they lune
nonu- mad or .s3ld a mediclub which gave
such uulvarnl satisfaction. V
The “no Tree Tu Cardin! when “ken, in
connection ‘ with Dr. Whishug’l Dyspepsia
Pills, is an infallible cure {or Dyspepsia
Thc Pi'ne Tiee 'l'nr Cordial will enré Coughs,
Sore Throat and Dre-all, Bronchitis. Anhnu,
Whooping Cough, Dimheriu, Ind in 3159 an ex;
cello!!! remedy lnr diipuu of the [13:12“,an
female cumplninu. ] ‘
REWARD 0F CQUNTERFEITS
The genuino his the lain. o! thn‘proprinlor
nd a» pin. tree blown In the} Mule. Allotheu
no Iphrioua Imiutiom. ’
Puol I'm! Cu and 0!: Dow.“ pe
bottle. Propured 03b: the Proprigttfr,
DI. L. Q. o. WISHAM,
Ni. 10 lot!!! Second Send,
and by nun?” "minar
‘.miig’ “f" I! /
Removalan'rin Ware.
HI undersigned has remov‘ed his Tiglin'
enabliohment nearer the Diamond, in
nmbenbnrg urea, udjolning A. D. Badl
ler’s Drug Store—n very oemnl lac-lion. H.
conﬁnues lo manuf-cmre, nml keep! mutant.
1] on had. every nriety of .
TIN-WARE, - ' -
PRESS!!!) Am)
~ ‘ : :umxzn WARE, c’
Ind will‘nlg’ay'l intend] to do REPAIRING
. ROOFING and sP—OUTING
abo done in the but mnnnu. Prices modcr.
no, and no eﬂ'ort spared to render full ‘lﬂlil
fncﬂbn. The public'l continued patronage in
lolicilml. . ’A. P. BAUGIIER.
Gettysburg, April 7, 1862. -
‘_-- ...ﬁ. . . h _ W ‘-
. Let Everybody . ~ '
' xow rr— ,
K CHAMBERSBURG STREET AHEAD) "
mringjngt returned from the city mlh a
splendid assortment o_( z' .
HATS, GAPS, BOOTS & SHOES,
wiﬂmut any dispnrngcmcm to my neighbor: or
my uthc'r porlion Of the~lown o! Grllysburg,
Lluue the pleasure ol unnonncing that Chum
berslmrg street is nhend and lhql the plum to
buy thus, Cum, Ham: and Shoes. ch up, is at
my new “and; ucnrly Oppoliu the ﬁiuthenm'
Church. .‘ . \ ~ . ‘
The attention of the Limit: il pnrticulnrly
invited to we splendid annulment. or 6mm,
Slippers) Murncco Luce 1.50m!I in, lullndcd
fur Lndien’ wear. .
Also, Trunks, Carpet Sucks. Umlm-llns, To‘
lmcco, Cigars and ﬁoliom, fin cndlrssynriuy.
IIL-relis the place to buy Rood; clump, m l min
determined nut. to be undersnld by any uthvr
”LublL‘lnuenl in lmnn. Thankful lur punt f -
wrs, l u‘m yous entirely. I -
JQIIN L. lIULTZWORTH.
March 28,1364. " -
. Established 1850.
UTJCE 0F Rl-IMUVAL. '
N ' l..\wuum'n l). DIETZ a: m. ‘
ruzxwﬂfnlly hr): lvnvc to Imufy their lrit HAL,
rvulumcrs unll (hmpublh; generally, that. [ln-3‘
Imm remmu‘d from Nu, 151 Frsinklm sin-u, m
the colnmmllo u luur-stnry Wan-house,
.\'U. 308 ”.\LTNUILE STREET.
Ntwoen llownnl mu! Liberty, where my, .w'll‘ '
for {ll¢ future conduct ll}; Wholcsqlc Um:-
ixes, Eula-1y H] ‘
Hosiery. Trixmnins‘s, I
Fﬂflllgil'llag Goo-LI.
l'ulmnvry. NuLiuﬁs,
_ ‘ Sluuuuc‘lj), Lu'lrrv.
T 1134, Am, .lu. ’
l 0 WllicllJlll_vx'xnilclheﬁllculinu 01' VII) "le ‘
Coun'ry [)Urk'lﬂlat'rs_ feclmg uonli .cnl ul' lln-ir
“|le ty H) ullnr induccmeuls iu priuus um!
qn Ilily u!’ Gun-la. . .
0rd": by null will rccch‘u promp: nglrh
tion. All-hm;
._= - L.\\\'l:lZX('E‘D. I’l'l-I'l‘l .1.- (gm,
.- :h H limimuru urn-cl, [Llllimurm '
Nan-h H, INN. \ :
F P.\l‘.TNEßSlHl'.—T}w ('mpﬂrfnv-H'JIL
O eziqiu; ht-lunvn ‘lllu sule‘ulmH, hm
in-ru nli<~mlu~d ﬂux uh)- II) luullml r‘anﬁ'ulr—
Wu Yr.’"‘“"lhﬂll‘n> [nnnr vril-Jnh and Ih.- lmhlir
for ﬁne [lid-nil :nylmrl nun-bu! 4n .... Unr
hooks will be 1. :I at tho allvl’t‘: and u o u'nuv-l
1y Imp-wt than in‘lchzrd ln n! In Mll um!
DIAL" Im'm‘vhznn pnmmxt. M we nrc dcsxru m
In mule dur lllldinl's' without dcln)‘. ,
Jan. 30, t
MI
.\v TH}: ”.\T .\XI) :‘liHl’. IH"'l\lZS"'.—:\‘.
('uu‘mu Lniflg nsnmhul \nl'| In.“ In
Innim'sa Juhn S. (‘mw‘lurtifuhu purumwd
[be il.i(l'|.‘3!.'lll Juhn ("u”). rum-(lull) nu
nunure-stoihe mlimxwujﬁ.n'ulmrg .-114.[iu~
pubhr grm r xlh. llmt the inninrsi‘“ I]] 1w in‘!-
!imu-d :u ”I? UH Slum-Lulu ("i-mnhc-nlwnu
..-\n~r.l In' .\I ( ”JEAN J: ('1) , “ha: in” mm,-
smutly pr on Emmi n lu‘rge alulk ur Uumll,
in lhl- ““0 ul' '
81101214. “\TS. (‘H’Sr THINK", '
1: \IEI'H'I' INNS, l'3lﬂ|:llLl..\<, U‘,
.md my) .ull p'm: ruminuu the \l.mul;u~(lzrl~‘nt
.\Elm's. . ‘ . -
hum lhvir 10']: exprrEl-m‘t'i'n n” [imnlnnc
In: hrh . llum llt t(-I ”Min-«Hm llmt lht} run.
plcan' '.hu- 'hhhu . and will wll I!:(‘~pfur Lash.
it .A. (,‘UIZH‘LM
I; ‘ J. 5 I'll \\\'l"URl‘.
Doing huiinnn nn’dn the mun- um! ﬁrnf'r,‘
.\. .(‘uthH-& ('O. LFL’“. S, “16‘.
‘ « .Blaéksmithiﬁz.
F ”H nuh-lligrod “unit! must rr-pm-tfully
V mlnrm 11w public "KT“ ht- hns commcucu}.
.
n! Dnnm-r &.7.lL'glu"s Rhop,‘ in hm \lidrH»
.slreel, (imushurg. “Iwrr lu- wull at 11l lilm 1
in prrpnml to Ile [Hm-humming Wur‘k In (Mr
ringen l'uzgu-é. “112mb, .‘u‘. That It kunn‘s
him In du 31. jubs‘ulﬂu- kin?! \nll nuv hr up” l~
lium-l |n_\' l‘mxc who lmx‘c n ‘Lnuqu-lgu of hm
hum (‘Xpt‘lh‘lh'c at “(c l-lmnru. l'mne nn.
VH‘Lu' yum \‘.ork.:unl you will he “li-[it'd when
_u'hl lekn w ll\\.|'\—-|!III For ‘nlnch he M‘l“ rc
u-i‘w (Huh ur l'uuulry l'x'rrdm'c- ‘
.\UA“ HULTZWURTH. .
, Jll:.4_' lam. 1r “ , 2.“ '
. .To stablcd’ SOllel‘S,
QI-LHHLV AND M'ARLNHS. AND‘WIDHiN‘
[ UR “THICK IIIIIIL“ ng .T‘lltb'l-L WHO
HAVE [)Il-Il) ()l: “HEY KILLED l.\ THEM-31h
VU‘H—(‘n \s. I‘. 'l‘nxrm.‘ Atrurnvy lur t‘mm.
nnts‘, Hunnty Lnnll um! Purim) .\gnn, “’ﬂ:]|~
iugmn Guy. I). ('.—-]'¢-nsion~z prawn-«d lug. Sal:
dies, .\'u-umrn mul Marina of the [no-en! mgr,
who :Irv nlidnhlvd hy rl-mnn‘uf n'ollulls rccexiell
‘nr diswtse contracted “hill- in acni- mum] l’cu~
sions, liuunty Money ‘and Ar'rmrs' of 1’») oh‘
mined {at “Mons or otlu-r heirs of llm~c who
have died or been killed while in sanicc. .
Bounty [mud-procured fur éenicrs in any of
th' olhcr mm. CHAS. C. Tl'4'KEli,
. Washington, D. C.‘ ‘
J. C. Sun, Agent, chpburg.
59v. 133, 156‘. ‘ -
' Isaac K.—~ Stauffer, ,
‘VATCH MAKE". ASH-JEWELER',‘
uncut-mum or .
SILVER WARE t IMI’UIITBR 01-" WATCHES.
No. 118 Soul» Second SL, Guru" Quarry,
..‘ Pmuuzu'uu, PA. ' ‘
He hnl consumily on hand an assortment of
Gold and Silmr l‘mcm Lu er, lu-pineyzd l’lnln
Watches; Fine Gold Qhains, Sen-ls and [lt-59,4
Breast. Pins, [jim- Rings, l-‘ingrr Ilium, "race-J
lets, .\lluinlurc Cases, .\lédulliuns, Lockets,
l’cnells,’ Thimblos, Spectacles, Salter Table, ‘
Desert, fen, Hall and Mustard Spoons - Sagan-. 1
Spoons, Cups, Napkin Rings, fruit an; Butter.
Knives, Shiellli,(}olnbi; Diamond Pointed Pens.
etc.,—_-all of which will be sold low (or null.
3|. l. mums an cuss but. quality run 54%
eled Patent: Lever Movements cunnnnlly on'
hand; also other Baker: of luperlofqnality,
N.»B.—Old Gold and Silver bought {at cull.
Sept. 1,1563. ly_ ‘ , ‘ ~
. Another Car 1.01;an ,
RINKERHOFF keeps up with the timelby
gel'ing new goods nlmon every week.—
e spare: no cﬂ'orl to accommodlle hll Immu
ons customers. “‘Quick ale: and null
proﬁts/'it his mono. \ ‘ ‘
Dec. 7, 1863,
' um PHOTOGRAPHS made u an En
C celsior Gallery In slur-ya warranted to
lvqntisfulion. TYSO! 38013328.
,OLLOCK'S LEVAIN—Ihe pure-t And
best bnking powder In ue-wnhDy. 3
NEWS Drug Stan. - ' "
E hue just received I new unortmen}
onueeulwu-o, to which we hviu I»!!!
“union of buyers. A. SCOTT t SUN
-88. wlxsww's soorwu sum for
children, It Dr. B. RXER‘ﬁo DWI
re. ‘ ; . ~-2-
mums PLANTATION BITTERS. or 03“
p llomumd Tonic, at Dr. R. HUB-“ 533 ‘
mg Stan. - , - 5“
LO‘II of itch GUI DROPS, “I? 30¢” "C‘ \.
Angler!!! in this mat», to I" II“ “ ’93 “'
_ IR’S Drug Store. “ ~ 4
aw mm. a: mural! GOODS Palm .1
N quorum! ofl‘eH end Whiter (I 111 “
cheep.“ the «input A. It SCOTT & ,sox-g:
Phil-dolphin, Pl
Dissolution
.\l.|~..\‘.\.\!'El£ CUBEAN,
JQ’HS C'l'lJ’.
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