ilw -
fiiRIUUS.
’WBI NOT 380011113 0
The edministrnion pros. in order to
«indium Mr. Lincoln in his .um'muy w‘
‘W of the Southern Pence Emianriel, ia
Wu], endeavor-1h; to prove that peacel
binpouihle—that the South hu aotthe’
alighut idea of treating on any other basin!
than; that. of its independence. Auarting
tho-”the impractibility of peace. Mr. Lin
oola’e enpporten naturally enough do all
they can to prevent it: attainment. We
are in favor. on the other hand. of doing
muting honorable for the procurement
of a consummation a 0 «levoutly to bewiahed.
Jfltbe true, a: the radical preu representa,
M “via hold. to the recognition of the
Wmcy a a sin: qua non; it it desirable
that such ehould be authoritatively and'
each", ascertained. The Niagara Falls
confluence would have resulted, had it not l
been broken up, in drawing from the con?
Monte government the truth on thin all
‘Jmponant‘ point. and Mr. Lincoln, if he;
really believe: that Davil’ ponition is what
hie follower: gsert it to be, committed a}
anioiilal mistake when he prevented the
Bomb from declering itself ucordingly.—l
This idea in forcibly-presented _by the New ‘
‘ York Oomma’al Advertiur, which an:
"Ith certainly amietake that the con
ference desired by the Commissioners did ‘
not take place. It was virtually granted
cushy the Prelident, and then revoked ‘
‘ without alleged reason. '1; places him in‘
‘ thoutiulde of coqu-ting with rebel emis
luhl. Ind withdrawing precisely when the
could havglenrned something of their plane. ‘
At come time or other we must begin to
'w There must be :1 commencement of
l negotiation], and no One ca any the time
in not now. The nations of" the world will
.not endure this reiterated and dogged de-
Mmlnation to fight on and fight over,
withbut wish orthought ofaaettlemenl. it
in M5l". that. the rebel leader: mean only
WI”. and would not accept‘re—umon
on any terms. Ifw, [elusilrnwitiuthcfmal
.um afprowcala and diplomatic papa". Then ‘
In ahall the better know what further duty 1
lies before no." _ ‘
\ Just Do. ' » '
Dunn Iliowxnow on in"
~ ‘ lons-ON. '
' Al Person Browhlow in the leading-nup
rk‘ler ofthe Administration in Tennessee.
I. my muse and interest some of our ren
.éeu to see what he thought of'thé Republi
can undidete for the Vice Presidency efew
inn ego. The redoubtehle Person‘ held
' dl'th thus: ‘
"He (Johnwn) in a member of; numer
oul family ofJohnaom. in North Carolina.
who ere generally thieves Ind liars. and
. though he in the best of the family I have
ever met with, I unhesitntingly afiirm to
night that there are better men than Apdy
Jo neon inour-penitentlnr,‘ Hiarelativen
in the Old North State have stood in the
etocke‘for crimes they had committed.—
.Ind hieownhorn‘cousin. Mmdisoifigohmon.
wu hung It. Raleigh for murder and fob-
Im-yl " ‘ ' Is he not the Int man
living to talk about respectebilitypn the
More” one? Certainly he in.”
We don’t think that enything could in
‘uc‘u to write thus about the family of
lay andidete for office. whetever we might
think proper to buy about himself. And
tho I: we hope we are a praying man. we
donw‘believe that, while praying tonl,
'0 co ld pray at any poor martel u the
good Pernon prayed at Andy Johnson. in
in church at Knoxville, in the latter part
cit November, 1355. This wu his ejacula-
I on t
"To (ha wnichful providence. 0! most.
merciful od. we are inddbted inr nil our
merciee, and not any workzor merit ofours ;
(or may Qf us entened the scrambe i 0 elo
' um to the executive chair of the State the
present incumbent (Andrew Johnson). with
I per-int. knowledge that. he had abuqéd thy
Son, Jesus Christ our Lord. on the floor of
the State Senate. As a ewinfller. advocating
unllwiul interest. We knew that be voted
In Congress against ofiering prayers to Thee.
We knew that he had opposed temper»
nee, which is the cause of God and of All
mlnkind. We knew” that he had vilified
thoProtulantrngion. " * ' Yet. such
' werothe party £503. 0! most mi'ghiy God,
‘ thlt‘wo wentmto the luyport ofourinfidel
Governor blind."
Hprcy on us! W 9 cannot heip fmcying
it)“ I‘ome preachers can pray worse than
other-I can curse. If the pious shepherd
ghinh proper now to make Andy :1 bell
? hot-her of his flock, he can say 73' his next
gayer that. be was mistaken in 1855, and
\g the Lord not. to remain deceived by
.fihat, in the holy and raging fervor of his
Poul. he uated at, that time. The Parson
mill nuke it. ail righb in his next prayer,
I. dare say.-Lwi¢vill¢ Journal.
"INDIE“ MALIGNAN'I‘.
‘Ge’m‘gs Bergner. in his villainous sheet,
the Harrisburg Telegraph, gloets over the
flc¢.fhll “the houses of 'copperhesds’ as
well to ‘union’ men were burnt indiscrimi
nsteiy," inithe recent disaster at Chambers
bnrg. Ats time like this, when our nflict
ed neighbors are bowing their heads in A
common sorrownwhen men of all parties
unit’s Tn sifording relief to the sufl‘erers
without inquiring into their political oreeds.
here is an almost hellish mslignity in the
expression ofsuch a sentiment as this. such
I: we scarcely conceived even the Hessian
Bergner to be capable of. The man who
an thus gloat over the misfortunes of his
political opponents, would resort to deeds
ll gluingly infamous as those perpetnted
bythe rebel hordes themselves. The peo
ple of the Camber-lend Valley have much
to is, to the charge at Bergner—they have
frequently been vilified and misrepresented
by him. Now that they gain take the full
Ines-mint his meanness end malignity, we
hope they will cease, with one seeord, to
when“. a sheet which seeks every oppon
32'1” to slender them.—Sltippawburg Senti-
um Northwestern PIMP—The New: and‘
World Are showing up the mlre’n must. of the ‘
Harald in the alleged plot to enablish a
liordmeotern Confederacy! But one city
3011er plum any faith in such a conspira
cy. ngd u. is even too absurd for serious con
uiderniou. Even the States in the Union
would 'not be worth counlmg if there: was
Ibo shadow of truth in these inventions.—
They-Ire It best a transparent bumbug.—-
The 0311] secret pohtical organization we
inov lnythiug Mars “the Loyal Lezgnes,“
composed mainly of men far more ready to
input!!! the patriotism of their neighbors
than» 00 pa: m par-mica any patriotism
mongflleir own ordain—N. Y. Ezprm.
l A “Sumner Sm: ed—Fufly Lieu Lost.—
C-Ini‘l‘uly 25”?“ steamer B. )1. Run-
M. from Hutches, struck n’ snag fifteen
mils below Grenville. Min, on the 213:
hm. at 10 o’clock.P. n.. and sunk '4O the
hurricane too! in five minutes. She had
marl, 600 people on board. mclud‘mg 440
men of the 10th Min-curl Cavalry, filly ra-
Jug”. Ind furlougbed soldiers, and quite a
number of übin gmnengen. About fifty
)xvu'waro lost. 319‘ of this number be
1011ng to the osvalry. There were alsn on
Ito-rd 11l mules, 62 horses and 100 “guns,
and amp eqmpage of the regiment. all at
Vbichflvith the boat, is a total loss.
Mm—Some of the Shoddy organs still
Paint in heading their war deupntches
‘Tho Warior the Union,” in the face of
In Liaoofn’s declaration that the war in
{h the‘Ncprn. Why are may not. sup:
M! ‘ ‘
’"Wu‘ is find, etemhl :9 union."
lAN QM Ito: Donglu \ p >‘ V
ADVERT’SO
Jurors for August.
flu Jun.
Buding— i-Cbronuter, (Formnn.) George
Brown. a -
Frnnklin— ndrew Cluck, Peter 'Bobml.
wharf—Wm. C. Smllnmilh.
ick hon—A. J. Bowm. .
Tyrone-J‘bomu Ehrehnrt’.
Nountplenlnm—Pcur K. Smith.
Lsflmoro—Jool Griefl.
Mountjoy—Jnme: “'inlroao. .
Oxford—Frauen Hnrubnll.
Mennllen—ancia Cole.
Union—John Spangler.
Hamilton—Samuel Hufiboinl. .
Huntington—Juan B. Chtoninut.
Germany—Joseph Burker.
Libeny—Jnmu O’Brien. ‘ ~
Cumberland—Joseph Walkn. ‘
Conowngo—thnniol W.‘Giu. ’
Berwick lp.—Jouph Grim. ‘ i
anbnn—Sumuel llcCrgAry: r;
Bumillonbnn— Joseph Bowling. g
Bufler—hmc Boyer. .‘
Freedom-John Butt. ‘ '5
Gun“. Jan. { :
Butler—s 3. J. Pnleru, chob lonermn.
Union—Enoch vLefever. ~E
Derrick hon—l". J. Wilson. - I
Humilton—John Drllone. Christin Inch.
Oxlogg-exicholns Ling, Inlthiu Hamlet.
Hnnungton—Dnniel Beizmsn, TllO3. 0. Neely.
Nemflfng—Nonh D. Snyder, Enoch Ronnnnhn.
Geminy—Geur-ze Sto‘nuifer, Andrew Long.
Mending—Peter Brown, John Nitchlnnn.
Gettysburg—J. Jafl'ersou Myrrs, A. P. Bnughnr.
Ben-wick lp.—_-Jncob Kinnemund.
Mountplenunl—John Bowman, Jamel Devinn.
Luimore—John C. Hacht.
Franklin—Jncob Eicholu, Henry Denrdorfl.
Honnljoy—Jnmu W. Burr, Pmncil Alliton.
Liberty—Michael Con-9y.
Humilwnhnn—lsanc Robinnon, Jn. Wnunn, Jr.
Tyrone—David Meals. ‘
Cumberlnnd—Wm. Ron, Duid Shrifer.
Strnbnn—Henry A. Picking, John G. Gilbert.
Conowngo—Frnncis Kricnlen.‘
Freedom—Daniel Sheen. v
July 18,1654.
Register’s Notice.
ONCE is hereby given tonll Legnteel and
» - other person: concerned, Hut-tho Ad
mfinistrbtion'Accounu hereinafter mentioned
will be presented It the Orphnn’l Court of
Adam county, for confirmation and allownnce,
on MONDAY, the 15th day of AUGUST, 1864,
I). 10 o'clock, A. 11., viz: ‘
59: The first and final necguntopffihael
Dietrich and Samuel Foulk. Ex nof
the will 0! Leonard Yuzy, deemed.
60. The first and final account of James
Pecan, Executor of the last will and haul
menl. of Jacob Feeser, deceased. r
61. The‘Guardianship account. of John
Henry Myers. Gunrdinnkof Adun Lenka, of
Latimore township. 6 ;
- 62. The: first. account of Jacob Arendt.
Administrator ofJucob Humm, late ofOx
ford township. deceased.
63. The second account of Wm. Sterner.
Executor of John Bart. deceased.
64. The flat account oi Francis Marshall,
Administrator, with the will annexed, of
Louisa llemler. deceased. .
65. The second and final account of Jacob
Wisler, Administrator of the estate ‘of
Joseph Eihelmnn,decenm>d. -
66. The account of Ephraim Daurdorfl?
Administrator of the estate. of Mdry M.
Demoree, deceased.
67. First and final account of Anna
Manuel. Warner. Adminiatntrix of Peter»
William Warner. demoed. g
68. First and final account of Micblel
Reily, Administrator of Paul Weber. dec’d.
69. First and final account of Michal
Roily.'Executor of Mathias 'l‘olau, dec’d.‘
70. The account of David Dull, Guardian
of Mary Elimixeth Group. (now Jones.)
minor child of Jacob Group. late of Monol
len township. dcceaaed. Z ‘
SAMUEL LILLY, Regilur.
Register-'3 Ofice. Gettysburg}
July 18,1864. td‘
Tavern License.
HE following npfilicntion to keep A publiq
house a! euterlniumen‘t, has beenvflled in
my office, with the requisite number of signers,
and will be Presented M the Court of Quarter
Session, on WEDNESDAY, the 1m; day of
AUGUST inn:
AMOS PETERS, Lntimn‘ro townlhip.
. JAMES J. FINK, Clerk.
'Aug. 1, 186‘. 1d
OR RATS. MICE. BOACHES, ANTS, BED
F BUGS. .\IOTHS X.\‘ FFRS, WOOLENS,
C., INSECTS ON" PLANTS, FOWLS, ANI
MALS, kc.—Pur up in 25c. 50c. and $1 00
Boxes, Boules n‘hd Flasks. $3 Ind $5 line
for Horns, Pvnuc Ixsn-rvflosl, &c.
" Only infallih‘lc remedies known."
“ Free from Poisons."
“ Not dnngemuu to the Human Funny.”
. “ Rats come out. of their hole: to die."
”Sold Wholesale in All lug. citiel.
WSold by all Druggiutl and Retailers "cry
when. ‘
gB.” ! Bun“ l l l on]! worthless imiluionu.
[S‘Seo that “ Coatn‘u" name is on each Box,
Bottle snd Flask, before you buy. ‘
fiAddress HENRY B. COSTAB.
fir’nmcxnn DIPOT 482 Bionru, N. Y.
”Sold by an Wholesnlc Ind Ruuil Drug
-33315 in Getcylbnrg, Pt.
Rob. 29, 18M. - '
PHXLADELPHIA ,
Wall Papers.
HOWELL & BOURKE,
N. E. Cor. Fourth Ind Max-ht Strut:
Manufact'nrers of '
PMG’PEB HANGINGS‘.
Window (grain Papers,
Linen Shade: and Hollands,
- Solid Green and Bnfl,
Chocohto Grounds, ,
. . Figured and Plain Slade:
To which we huh. the nttentiOn of STORE
’ KEEPBRS.
311).“,1864. sm-
Cabinet Furniture.
T p. samomxa a; son,
_ ' CABINET WARE ROOMS
No. 220 S. Second 82., below Dock, Well IMO
PHILADELPHIA,
Have count-ally on htndj very Inge u- 1
acumen! of Rosewood. \annnt, 05!: and Mx- :
hog-lay Furniture,“ Intent designs, nd superior
workuannhipmhich they 03‘s: for uk u rut
lonthlo prion. Bid: and “guru-Grundy )0 1
order. [ii-r. 28, 1864. 613*
, ’“‘ Queemware.
I" you want Inything in the QUEENSWARE
I line cull M. A. SCOTT §_B.QN_'%, when you
will find the but ufiortmeut in town.
March 24, 1862. “’
AGO, Arrow Root, Corn Starch, Rice-flour
and Gelatin, {or sale at Dr. HORNER‘S
Drug Star.
ARD PHOTOGRAPHS made at aha Ex.
C eelsior Gallery are alwnyl urn-ruled (o
5; ve smilhcriou. TYSON BROTHERS.
OLLOCK‘S LEVAIN—tho pure“ ind
K but. baking powder in use—4t Dr. B
HORRER’S Drug Ston.
E but jun. rucelved | new monment
5‘ of Queenswnre, to which we invite the
attention of buyers. ‘ A. SCOTT t SON.
PBIXG BALMOEALSguié receind It
S FAB. TOOK 3805’.
A 059 Cid) {or Cloning, O nu! on my
L jml [l32l'an ll FAHI'ES'IOCK 3&2
Let Everybody
NOW IT—
K CHAMBEESBCRG STREET AHEAD
lining just returned from the any will I
nplondid uuorlment of
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS &' SHOES,
Vinson! In, dhpangemeul to my neighbors or
my other portion or the town of Geltylbum,
“an the plenum of announcing that Cham
bers‘barg street in lheld and that the place w
bu: H-u, Capl, Boot: and Sheet, cheque M
“Cg new find, and; opponile the Lulh run
Itch.
Tho “nation of an: Ladies in punicuhrly
Influd to the aplendid nuomnem of Gniwn,
Slippery lorocco Ltco Boon, kc” {exuded
for Lndiu' Iran.
Alla, Trnnh, Carpet Such. Umbrella, To
buco. Cigar: and Notion, in endleu nrlety.
Here in the plsce to buy goods cbenp, u I ma
determined not. to bu nnderlold by In; other
uubfilhmeut in town. 'l'hnnkful for put f»
Von, I m youn entirely. .
JOHN L. Homzwomfi.
March 28, 1864.
Good News and True,
1‘ THE CHEAP CORNER,
A . [S GETTYSBUBG.—-
& WOODS Ire opening on: Another Inge
usortmem 0! New Good- n
r « their chup corner, which
they will cell st the love
cul} pricel. We buy I“ for
. cull at the Invest pricel,lnd
can. therefore, all ,the sine
qunlizy of goodl u, low no
they can he bought a my
other figure in the State. A
' Inge portion of the-Shoe: we
, lellmre nude to order, of the
—‘ but material, by good Ind
expcricnced workmen. Gin
in u call. BOW t WOODS.
ATS, HATS. .
Huo for Men, Km for Misses,
Hm for Boys. Dunkud llnu,
Huts for Children, Straw Hus,
Hill for Ladies, Allkinds of flats,
and Slukers, by ROW & WOODS:
BOES, BOOTS. ’
' Shoes for Children, Shoes for Mines,
Shoes for Liditl, ' Shoes for Boyl,
Shoes for Men, 'Glitern ornll kindl,
Slipper! in variety, Shoes of all kinds.
'ROW & WOODS.
OTION AND FUENISHING GOODS FOR
CHILDREN, LADIES t GENTLEMEN.
Spool Cotton of all kinds and colors, .
Lille quvn forChildren,LadieslndGentlemen,
Hosiery, “ “ “
Linen Handkerchiefs, “ “
Coll-rs and Neck Ties, new styles, «
Gulf; and Corsets of best fits Ind Ill!" slylel,
and many other things in the notion line, sold
at the lowest prices, at the corner of York nreet
sud the Diamond, by _ RUW:& WOODS.
USIC, MUSIC.
DI Violins, Accordeons, Violin Bows,
Strings & Tiilpieces, for sale by
RUW «l; WOODS.
EOAIZS & TOBACCO.
S Tycoons, El Perul, _
El Rio Sellns‘; big Ingengidndl,
Napoleon, Common, .
_ *Congreu, Plnnmtion,
Honey Dew, Anderson’s Sollcé,
- For sale’retnil or by the box, by
ROW k WOODS.
RUNKQ, SACKS.
Trunkn,lurge and small, Carpet Bag],
Run. Bags, Gothic Such. Common
Blabk Sacks, I! thg lowut prices. by
. BOW & WOODS.
ISCELLANEQUS. ' ‘
BI Lndics’ Bonkets, Ladies‘ Satchels,
Po”. Monnniel, Pen Knives.
Razors, Razor Strum,
Window Paper, Wall Piper,
Pocket. Books, ,‘Purser, ,
Palm Funa,lerge; Palm Fem, Imnll,
Umbrellas, Carriage \thpn, kc.
We Ire continually increasing illi- Yuri-l]
And assortment of our stock. Prices are’ high
but we bought mmy of our good: before the
late rise, and will dell them as near old‘nw
pricesus pmsible. ll is our nudy ln lellgonda
that. will wear well, and give ntisfnclion to
our customers. To enable Hi to do this, we
have effected nrrangemenu by which we con
get the best Boots and Shoes that are manu
laclured. If you wmiv. lo buy trash in the
shoe line, go to a Dry Goods Store. If you
want. good Shoal buy them of
ROW & WOODS.
Cor. of York at. and Diamond, Gettysburg.
May 9, 1864. ‘ ,
Grain and Produce;
AVING liken the large and'comtnodioua
Warehouse recently occupied by ank
’llerlh, Elq., !
IN NEW OFFORD, "
we no prepared to pay I. Ac highest. when for
all kinds of PJiODCCE. Also. lell at the low
est pricey. LUMBER, COAL and GROCERIES,
of every description.
' A. P. MYERS A: WIERMAN
New Oxford, Aug. 10, 1863. tf K
Black Smithing.
HE undersigned would molt respectfully
inform the public thuv. he bu commenced
t e ‘
BLACKSMITHING BUSINESS,
at Donner k Zlegler‘u shop, in Ban Middle
"root, Getty-burg. where he will at all tlmel
he prepared to do Bluhamithiag work to Car
riogel, Buggies, anona. hf That he knows
how to do all jobs of the kind will not he quea
tioned by those who have A knowledge of fill
long experiencr at the business. Come on
with your work, nnd you will be notified when
you take it 'Awny—And for whlch he fill re
ceive Cash or Country Produce.
ADAM HOLTZWORTH.
Jam, 4, 1864. ct
Isaac K. Stauffer,
‘N I ATOH AIAKER AND JEWELER,
_ IeU'AC'I’UIII or
BXL‘VER WA BE b "(PORTER OF WATCHES,
’No. 148 Nontl: Second St.,- Corner Qunrry,
Paxuonrlu, PA. .
Ba bu conluntly on hind In assortment of
Gold and Silv‘er Pafént Lever, Lepinelnd Plain
Watchel; Filo Gold Chnins, Seal: and Ken,
Brent Pins, En Rings, Finger Rings, Bucc
letn, Hxniuture Cues, Medallions, Lockets,
Pencils, Thimblea, Spectacles. Silnr Table,
Delert, Tu, Salt and‘ Mun-rd Spoonn; Sugar
Spoons, Cups, ankin Rings, Fnfit and Butter
Kuhn, Shield-,Combs, Dinnon‘d Pointed Penn,
etc.,—nll§ofwhich will be sold low for cub.
M. 1. mBIAS & COJS beu qulity full jew
eled hunt ’Lever Movements-constantly on
bind; the othe: linkers of superior quality.
N. 8.-Old Gold And Silver bought for cub.
Sept. 7,4863. 1y ’
Jacob Harley,
(mum town-mm: h a_un,)
0. 622 lARKET ST., PHILADELPHIA.—
y Denier in Fine Gold and Silver WATCH
-8; Fine GoIerEWELRY ;; Solid SILVER.
WARE-ad tbohut make “SILVER PLATED
WARE. Conmmly on hand I large snort
ment of II“ than goods M. (an: prion.
Witch“ Ind Fine Clocks Human, by
skillful yorkmen ; also. Jewelry repairing;
Engraving And all kinds of “Air—work to order,
st short notice.
[B'Don't forget the on: nun, No. sn
linker Street. Philndd his.
April 1!,‘2264. 3m£gJs3m
Battle-field Views.
FULL «I. of ant Photognphic View: of
the Ruth-Geld of Gennburg, form 3
Up «mild 314%. for the Holiday. The finest yet
publilhed can be seen “the Excellior Gallery. 1
~TYSON BROTHERS, Gettysburg. \
New Bakery !
EWPORT & ZIEGLER, Mechanical Bak
ers, South Walbington "reel. hall square
from the Eagle Hotel, GETTYSBURG, Pa.—
Oonunntly on hand, the but 0! BREAD,
CRACKERS, CAKES, PRETZELS. kc. Per
sons wishing fresh Bread will boderred every
morning, by luring their lumen and residence:
u the Bakery. Every effort made to pleue
Give in a calll [April 20, '63. 1!
Come on With Your Jobs 1
EVRY HOOVER. WU] do I“ kind: of
l I R E P A IR 1 NO to Clrringel,Bugglu,
agonc, in, In I nest Ind Inblunglnl man
ner, Ind It the lowest living pricel. His [hep
in in Wen m-eez, between Gumbel-abut; Ind i
liddfo Imou. Guuyubnrg. Bo promhu to
do good Work, tun-143k: n that of public pg
uomsp. {April 4, ll“. 1’ i
New Spring Goods.
HALL PROFITS & QUICK SALES.
S J . L . SCH l C K
would reupecfiully u; to the citiunu of Get
tyuburg and vicinity, tint he in now receiving
at hil store A uplendid "
STUCK 0? SPRING GOODS.
The uock connisu in put of Fqncy tad
Sup]; DRY GOODS, or "cry dueripglog.
SXLK .
MOZAMBIQUE,
CHALLLES,
_ Dxnuns, .
i nonuzmss. V
ALPACCAS, -
LAWNS,
outcoxs,
of .11 3mm.- ud choice-t ufien. which will
be lO] It PRICES TO DEFY COKPE'HTION.
FURNISHING GOODS
o! I“ kinds, including Silk, Linen sud Cotton
Hendkerchiefs, Gloves, Stockings, kc. ‘
Also, 3 splendid assortment of RIBBONS,
Lsces sud Edgings, Umbrellas and Pnnuols.- -
My stock of WHITE GOODS wilZ be found full
snd complete, Ind customors msy rely upon
slwsys getting good goods .2 the lowest poul
ble prices.
Gentlemen will find it to the): airway to
cull and engine my flock of .
cLoms, - _
’ ' CASSIIERES Ind
“ VESTINGS,
of ull qullniu 3nd choice-t nylu. ’
thy-u, 1864. J. L. SCHICK.
Come to York Street !
HEundeuigned has bougbtouL-the Grocer)
And Provision Store of W. B. Male, in
or]: street, it tew door: of“: of 8!. June:
Luthcnn Church, and fill continue the buli
neu u the lame place. He has incrcned the
stock, tnd is now prepsred to ofl'er I most ex
cellent‘tuortment of goods in his line, Inch u
COFFEES, SUGARS. SYRUPS, TEAS,
Snlz, Pub, Brooms, Buckets, Brushes, Will
ing Machines, Bucking, Clndlel, Keedlel,
Pinl, Combs, £12., with I lsrge lot. of
SEUARS AND TOBACCOS
~ Alla, Coal Oil sud Goal Oil Lamps.
Cnllnnd see for younelvel. Hu nuomnon‘
II not only 1911, but be "H- u €llin u the
chant“. ‘
Thihighen price plid for old Lend.
DAVID TROXELiJR.
Gettygburg. March 7, 1864. ..., ‘
Hardware and Groceries. ,
HE nubsnriberl have just returned from
I the chic: wilh an immenu lupply éf
ARDWARE & GROCERIES. which they an
oflering aubenr old mud in Bllumore street,
u. prices to wit. the times. Our nock ennui-u
in pm: of 7
BUILDING MATERIALS, -\
CARI’ENTICR’S TOODS,
BLACKSIIITH'S TOOLS,
COACH FINDINGS,
SHOE FINDINGS.
CABINET NAKER’S TOOLS,
_ lIOUSEKEEPER‘S FIXTURES,
ALL KINDS‘ OF IRON. kc.
GROCERIES OF ALL KLNDS,
OILS, PAINTS. kc, kc. There'ia no'nnicle
included in the several deptrlmentl m'emioued
shove but. what am be had It thin Store.—
Every class of Mechanics can be accommodated
here with tools and (indium-mm} Housekeeper:
can find erely nrticlejn tbeirline. Give u: l
on“, I! we are prepured to sell as low for tub
n In] home out of the city.
> JOLL B. DANNY-ZR, .
' DAVID'ZIEGLBR.
Gettysbfirg, May 16, 1364. -
1864
Summer Arrangement.
UMIER COATS, of I“ kinda. very chenp
at y ' ‘ PICKING’S.
‘IASSI\[ERE COATS, All nyler and‘ All ‘
- colors,remarkably cheap,“ [‘ICKIXG’S.
/ .kRSEILLES, Erock tad Sack Coats. no. ‘
tori’ously’c‘hunp, at. I'ICKING'S. ‘
‘ INEN DYSTBRS. goud mawrial nml well ‘
L made, Clfl'flp an dut, ll ~ I'ICKIXG'S. 1
ASSIMERE mus, plain and ruler. m:-
louishiugly chcnp, at l’l(‘KL\'G'S.
INI-IN, Duck, and Canon Pants. nnmm-
J manly cheap, at. PICKISG‘S.
~ OYS' Coats, Veal: and Pan“, unusually
chelp, It . I'ICKING’S. .
ATIN, Silk and Marseilles vests. posmnxfi'
very chenpflu . PICKIXG'S.
OLLARS. Skirts. Suspendcrl. Starks, “11-l
precedenleally cheap, at ‘I’ICKING'S. [
iOLINS, Flfes, Flutes and Acrordeoua,
shockingly cheap, M I‘ICKING'S.
LOCKS and ch‘elry 9! all kinda, chu
loundully chomp. at PICKING S.
LY NETS, drlrlngly cheap. at
‘ . ~PICKING’S.
GREAT many other things, cheaper llun
tluLcheapesl, n: ‘ I’ICKING’S.
‘ F coirae errrybody whownntsio buy food
Goods nml ’cher, mu pleue all n ,
‘P I C K I ‘N G ' S
Jun 027,1864. 4r ' ’
Noah Walker 8: 00..
CLOTHKERS,
WASHINGTON BUILDING,
105 um 16'!- BALTIIOII Sin",
keep cp'nnuntly on bud n lug! and well u
wnedyfl of I" kinda of good: u modern“
prices
77 ‘
They npply orders for tie finut lo the
loweu priced "ticks, tilher rndy nude or
mndt to manure, "h“XP‘" of lb. country.
4 - 1
They keep tho n‘txunsiu flock of FURN-
ISBING GOODS, embnclng Ivory nhich o!
Gentlemen? Under-rut. Alla, MILITARY
CLOTBS und exory‘vuiety of flgliury grim
mingQ, u mu u n :Ich “out of nun?
MADE IHLH‘ARY GOODS
Bnltluiore, Feb. 12, 1864.
.103. ”now. 14'1“!
a. w. wuss
Hanover Tobacco Hannfoctory.
ELSE, DELLONE l 69., hnvfeunb.
lishod lChewing Tobacco Mann nclory,
in Baltimore Itreet, Hanover, PL, where Her
chnutn. Shopkeepers. and I“ otli‘ér dealers Ind
'conuumers, can u. all times he Aupplied with
oil kind! of chcwing Tobacco, such as
NAVY, SUNNY SIDE,
LIGHT PRESSED, NATURAL.
PEACH LEAF, CAVENDISH,
Ind nll other kinds, usually 'it up in pound
lumpy. Also. half pound: of every description
put up in boxes o! .11 since, contoining in
weight from filteen to one hundred_pounds.—
_Allo, Congress Tobacco. running from eight to
ten to the pound. Alno, Flounder Tobacco,
running eighteen to the pound. Also. Coarse
ind Fine Spun Tobacco,'nnd all other kind;
and quoliliu of Tob‘ltcca now in me. The un
dorsigned have all the above named brands on
bond ma ofl‘er the snme for Isle at pricea‘leu
lhu: can be bought in any of the Eutern cities.
Their Tobncco in I” mnnnfncturcd out of old
Mislouri snd Kentucky loaf. ond wornnted to
be 0! o Inperiur quality. They no thnukfully
soliciting n libertl £llth 01 custom.
WELSH, DELLOXE t GO.
June 27,1864. 3m
Cannon 8t Adair’s
NEW lABBLE WORKS, Corner of 31M
more‘nnd East Middle streets, opposite
m Court. House. Geuylbnrg, Pu.—We Ire
prepnrcd to furnish Monuments, Tombs, Hesd‘
“ones, Marble 51.0295. Slab: for Cabinet
Mnkers, and another or]: upperuiniug to 0!!!
business. We will gust-mu sniilfncflon both
In to exccution and price. Cull And no om
design: and specimen! of work.
Feb. 2, 1863. t;
L. SCEICK bu just. received I 10: o
J. cheap Looking thlm,
2" FALL k WINTER GOODSY—A good
y manner". of Full “d Winter Good: .5
up u [.115 gyupelt A. It 800" t 9111's,
HE undcrsigned continues the
CARRIAGE-MAKING BUSINESS,
in I" in branch", at his old “Ind, in East
)liddlo street. Gettysburg.
NEW WORK nude in order, Ind
BEPAI R I X G
done promptly Ind It loves: prices.
Two first-nu. SPRING WAGONS and s
833108 for sale. JACOB TBOXEL.
Dec. 1, 1863. _ ' ~
OILING—FRYING-LSTEWING—STSEP.
mu—wxm was mm: mm uou'rs
s 1100». 7 "
3'B] nu flan. of I gamma. lamp}! ‘it
can of a. cent'l worth of all, I very conform
bh bmkfut can be cooked.—N. I’. We.
‘.Simple in construction; sully kep‘ (I:
order, rend] for an in o mqmcnl. comedic“
to hire on hum—Drudggm’n Crank».
fiPinb'l lump in one o! the moat papal-r
novzltiel of the dny. The utility of h is un
questionable, 5 great unring in mode in beating
Imjl cooking luau Irliclu, Ind cud. made to
cook men]: for 5 grant m-ny perlon|,wblch h
nctully done on we ambulance curl whlch
‘cury the liCk toldien.—Sa‘cnufic Animus.
Q‘For family use, hospnlll um, blmch,
picnicl, filhing, nurury. or nick loom, it In in
Article of comfort beyond I" pmyorugn to m
com—Ilall': Journal of llzalll.
B‘l have tried the appnlu. Am! my wife
And I proclaim the un- n hon "In-_blo nd
indilpenuble nticle, Ind'we now woqder how
we could huego long done without SL-LI'IJ.
Coal Oil Grtular. ' , ' ~
”An econouiul conlrlvnncc {or getting
up but. a short nollcc for nunery and "null
household purpouep.. One Impounnt pntnl h
the suing in cost over coll nut—lV. Y. Enn
wy PM.
PRICES FROM TWO T 0 SIX DOLLABH.
‘ CAPACITY "on OIIJO you: qunnr.
tun! uncul coonn n on mu mm on
Icun.
Arnnged for Kerosene or Coal Oil. or (In.
A'Ducfiptive anphlet of thin, p-gn {un
ilhed gratin. Also,
THE UNION ATTACIIMEST,
Price, 50 Cantu.
To be ltuched to I comnion Kerouac ‘lep
or (in Burner, by which Wnler um, I).
Boiled, ind Food Cooked; llqo ar
nnged to suppon a Ihndé. '
EVERY FAMILY NEEDS ONE.
S‘Agenu Wanted.
WILLIAM. D. RBSSEL, Agent,
» No. 206 Purl St", New York.
April 11,1164. ‘SIO ‘ . ‘u‘
rfis‘ines ‘
v
E. Corner Tenth Ind (‘hunnt Slueu,
N. PHILADELPHIA, ‘. _
axon 1n: “no“!!! or
L. FAIRBANKS, A‘. 3|.,.
for. the last tour years Principal and chief b:-
lineas manager of Bnnn 8 Snnros's Com
mercial Collage.
A MODEL BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Conducted on I new Iyllem ol'Aclnsl Busincu
Tnininz, tbréngh the establishmem of legiti
male Ofices Ind. Counting-nouns, represent.-
ing dim-rent departments of Trude and Gom
merce, Ind I regular Bank of Deposit and Ll
lne. giving the student til the advnnugu 01
lethal Ipractice, and qualifying him in tho
shorten ‘pouibic time and Inn" (I'M-five nu
ner for the variant dulies and employment: of
buliness life. - ‘
Thc‘Com-se ofinstruction in the Theorcticnl
Dennrtmen: embraces Book-keeping, Commu
cinl Calculauions. Lecmres‘on Balinén Afiniry,
Penmanship. Cammercinl Law, Forum, Cbnu—
pondpncve, kc. ’ '
In ihe ‘
1864
the studententers upon the (irednming Course.
whichinvlmles a continuance in the above
studies, with their pmclimtl application in all
their dctnils. He will in turn fill the position
ofiAccoununt Ind Proprietor in the various
Deplrtments of Wholesale nud' Retail Trade,
Forwarding, Jobbing nnd Commission Buei
ness, Banking, .\lnn‘nfucturinz, Sliuing;stenm
hosting, &c., and finnlly will not As Cashier,
Book-keeper and Teller in the Brink, in each
of which positions his previous knowledge
will be put to the fullest‘prncticnl tut.
This institution offen Q) young men numer
ous ndvnnuigea not poesbs‘ed b; any other
commercial college in the State. It is com
plete in all its appointments It is the only
institution in the,Sl-te conducted on nctu‘xl
business principles; The course of instruc
tion ii unsurpassed, nnd mly be completed in
about _one half the’tinie uum‘lly spent in other
institutions, in consequence otnn entirely new
nrnungtm'nt, end the Adoption of the new
practical ayetem. ‘
Diplomas nwnrded upon the completion of
tllevCommerrinl Course, which embraces all
except the higher sets offlenktng, 11-nufnctnr
ing, Railroading, to. ‘
Synd fqr 5 Circular. . 1'
Feb. 1, 1864. 10m -
‘c: ’) ‘ %
NTERNATIO. .\L cmux b? .
COMMERCIAL COLLEGES,
Established in I e following cities:
7 PHI’ADELPH‘IA, ,
BALTIMORE,
S. E. Corner of Seventh and Cbesnu! 813.,
New York. Broolilyn, Alfiany, Troy; Provi
dence, Portland. Illnford, Burlington,
Newark, Rochester, Buff-10, Toro’nto,
-. Olenlmd, Detroit. Chic-go, Mil
~ wnuku Ind SI. Louia.
Thorough ‘heoretical Ind prnctiul intrac
tion in I“ branch“ peruining log finilhed
Businen Educ-lion.
. The Phil-dolphin College stands first in the
State, both in point of reputation end local
edvnnugee. The point nimed It is, to place
Commercinl Educntion where it belongs—in
the front rank of uefnl inltrpction. To this
end, I most thorough course 0? business train
ing is edopted and cnrelully enforced, under
the personal supervision of competent Pro
fessors‘l‘h the vnrions departments. The non
perfect system at prscticnl training ever de
vieed has been put in operation, and u suc
cessfully carried out. sfl'ording to students ud
nntnges such u have hitherto been consider
ed possible only in connection with the count
ing-house. After becoming proficient in the
Science of Accounts. Penmanship, Commer
cinl Calculations snd’Commercinl hit, the
student is ldvhnced to the Prncticnl Depart
ment, 'l'!th hen-mes an actual Book-keep
er Ind .\le Int; passes through the difl'erent
Houses; nets in turn us Teller, Cushier, he.
lenrne the duties and responsibilities of each
oflice, ntid becomel thoroughly informed, not
only in the forms which are in universal use,
but in managing the nfi'nirs of business with
system Ind dcspntch. .
beholnuhips issued at one point. are good,
ior an unlimited period, in the eighteen Col
lege: comprising the ‘- chnin."
Diplomas are nwnrded to those only who
fulfill the prescribed course of study, Ind you
the requisite unminntion.
For further information send for I circnlu
Addynss:
BRYANT, STRATTON 8 00.,
Feb. 8, 1864. 1y Philadelphia.
Portable Printing 0506:.
_‘..__.. OR the use of
‘ g] Merchants, Drug
-2-1 gim, Ind :11 bulineu
" :45. Ind proleuionnl men
‘ -' .J , who wish to do their
. —' ’ J.. own printing neatly
\ ‘”’ and cheaply. I Adlp
\ L ted to the printing of
fl} ' handbilh, billbends,
circulan, labels, end! and Em." “"'!P’Pen-
Full instructions accomP“”Y‘“g "Ch °fic° ‘"'
nbling a. boy {en you" old tc work them_suc
cusfully. Circnkn sent its. Specunen
h “of!" Call to. seen .
' Keane-3P“ 'An.s'xs'l>;mssco..
31 Puk Row, N. Y., And 35 Lincoln “not,
‘ Boom, lfm. ‘
luxury :5, 1864. 1y , O __ ‘ 1
PIUKING hu tho lung manna: a! 59:1“
All Summer Clothing in lon. ‘
Still at Work.
rxsn's ‘
lampEeatingAppu-atns.
Busmfiks DEPA'sz-m
An Interesting History
5-
0 DR SCHENCK’S OWN CASE,
wmu ulollsa Bio". co'escurnox,
And 50" h" Nfloflic Syrup. Scanned Tunic, and
Mat-Ira}: Pall; at! on the Syum m
Canny lluu 1)Iu'al(, and (In!
GREAT SUCCESS ATTENDING IT I H
' \
xg
Th: Ibo" in n corn-cl ernlvu of Dr. 81 hcnrk ‘
hien mnny year: ngo, nNcr Int—Md Heaven-d;
{mm Consumption; by n tour}: of his
"Ht‘unt'x'n l’uumvur Starr." Th likouen,’
Illhough ilducu nol "pH-um. him nnrlhinul
Mk. II but! 111 he an 11. the worn, ye! h. in in'
“run; l-nnlmu with the Km!- nnd ngutoul.
11ml:- owa Portrait hg-lmv, wllithl "it Ime'
llkl-Mll of him I! the ptnenl time. The- cum.
trun hetivun thew lwo portrniu in In xrent'l
Hull. many would not mm“: them In he llm’
umbprnum. Ynl lln-rn are hundred] uf perm
mm. in Ind around I'hilndclphin. who will'
"mum" lmlh (mutant in 2»- mn- reprnenu‘n
”mm Whrn Hus lint mu Lulu-n he weigbuq‘
In? ground: , II the [uncut Um: h'n luight is"
_220 yuuiull. ' ‘
NH! You, \Vednesvlzly, .\lnrrb 30, ’6!
TO THE Pl'liltll‘
Thirty years also i wits iu'tlte l'tst tats-ge- 0!
Pulmonary (‘nnnitnptiomund Kl'H‘n uptn Ilia.
l resided in Philudclphixt. and Pr. JU‘t‘pll liter
rish, then of this city/ordered mt: to More:-
ton'n, N. J., n distance of nine miles, illicit
look me two duys to get there. On my arrival
] was put to bed, and there hid tor mans
weeks. This was my nutire plncf, where «1’
my family lived and ind died at nmmmintoq.
Dr. Thornton, who ntteudrd my‘ bathe: in his
last illness, was culled. and gave me one wh-k
to fix up mr nfi'uirs. [lt had seen all my forn
lily go that wly, and thought lvns to go. too.
Then I heard ol' the remedies I now otter to
the public, which ruled me: It seemed to ‘mt
that l could feel them penetrutiug my whole
system. ~
They soon ripened the matter on my inn r,
and l would spit ofl'Lmore then :5 pint of ‘in
sire yellow mutter every morning. As soon
Is that begun to suluide, my coutzh, fPVll'. p.\in,
night sweats—nil hogan to'lelu'e me. nml my
lappetite become so great thnt it w:.s with dif
‘ficulty I could keep from eating too llllll'll. I
I soon gniuedmy strength and l lune been grow
ing in flesh ever since. For in my \Eurs‘l have
enjoyed uninterrupted good health. keeping
the liver and stomach-healthy with the .\'.-a.-
weed Tonic nud Mandrake l’ilis, as 1 am of n
hilious temperament. .\ly “11;:th two httu
drcd and twenty poutl'ls. Un ‘my let ”my
people would send for me. for and near. to see
ifthcie cost-s Were ltkt- mine.. For this pur
pose 1 ply profrssionztl \isils in’thc large ei
ties. Toe (‘nnauntptites wish to soothe—Jute
thn‘. mukcs these medicines, nnd who this
cured oft-onsuugltion by them. To makefiew
lungs, is impos~ililo'; hut tuition in the lung.
nnd chronic llll‘l‘hlilons of the hronchiitltuhes
can be healed- Such (uses urc- dying houtly
:under the ordinary treatment of physicians,
nml just _such are cured by the prul-(‘li use of
Seltcnch's Pultnnnic Syrup, Smulct‘ll Tudicr
and Mundntke l’ills. \ ‘ l
i am now in healthy man. with a large cavity
in the middle lobe of the right lung, the lower!
lobe very touch hchtizizctl ntiuLcontplete nd-l
he=ion ol‘ the pleura. The left lung is sound,‘
land the upper lobe of the right lung‘is in n
tolerably health} condition. The great ren-l
son why' physicians do not cure consumption
is they try to do too much: they give medi
t~ittes~to stop the rough. to stop rhtll, to stop
night. swmtts, hectic lever, tint], by so doing,
lhq dcrunge the whole digestive power. lock-l
ing up the secretions and cventu'llly lhe‘pa-|
ticnt sinks and dies. After i make ‘it curetul‘
exntuimition of the pullout with theJh-spirom-i
eter, and find lungs cnodgh left to cure, ldi-i
rect the patient how to use the three remedies.
,Remore the cause and they will all stopof
their own netlord. No one can be cured of
consumption, lirl-r complaint. dyspepsin, ca;
tnrrh, canker,‘ nh‘emtt-d throat, unless the
liver and stomach are made henlthy. In New
,l-inglnnd this canker, chronic cutnrrh, nit-emu,
led throut. elongation ot main, is more prern
lent than in nuy o'her section/OI the country-n
This is frequently nittsed by nrfoul stomach.—‘
You may burn it out with cnu:tit‘ titne nml
’nglin, and till they will get is tempomry relief.
Correct the stomach und liver, and they will 1
hell up themselves. ' 1
Good nutrition is the remedy. Vlf you have
In, disease in any purt of the body, it will}
re'nttiin there and decay more and more untill
you can get 'lho stomach in the condition to‘
digest food Ind mnlre new tlood to take the
place of diseased matter. This is the only
w" to heal cavities in the lungs and ulceratedl
bronchial tubes. Correct the stomnch and:
liver, nttl nature will do the h‘enling. Shinyl
persons have on idea. that cemin medicines‘
are grout purifiers of the blood. ‘When blood is
once disensed it cannot be purified; it is dis
‘ eased the some as the diseased matter in the
system ; but get. the npphrntul in order, the
‘ liver ond stomnch, and give it plenty of nonr
ishing food it will make new blood, which will
take the place of that which is diseased.
‘ Schent‘k's Pulmonic a!) rup is one of the but
preparations ot iron in use, it is n powerful
tonic of itself, and when the Seaweed Tonic
dissolves the mucus in the stomach, and it is
carried 03‘ by the aid of the Mandrake Pills,‘
‘ the Pulmonic Syrupis made into blood. Thili
is the only way to cute consumption. If I'
cannot get n good appetite, and food does notl
diggt, l counot cure the patient. Never mind
the’oough; remove the cause mod it will stop
ofitself. This is the most trouble 1 have with
my patients at my rooms. They say, “Doc
tor, i feel stronger; Icon eat; my nightswents
are better, Ind lfeel better every way; but
in] cough is so bad yctf’ and they“ are astou
iohed to henr me any that does not matter;
remove the cause sud the cough will stopsot
itself. Schenck's Seaweed creates I good np-j
petite in nbout nine dnys, when there is nol
lung disense, unless the liver is so congested,
that the Mandrake Pills cannot unlock the
ducts of the 'gsll bladder in that short space
of time; in order to allow the stale bile to pass!
06'. Keep the liver and stomach healthy andl
there is less danger of consumption or any,
other disease. It is hard to take cold when
those crgans are heolthy. Those tlmt. are bili-l
ous, low spirited, drenry.feeling stupid, coated;
tongue, poor appetite, nervous, stomach full’
of wind, everything thutbis lentetaséiasEzgl’g}
ion ol memory, try one 01! E 0 x " , ""‘ _fl—fi‘“
SEAWEED TONIC and one box ofSCHENCK‘St A Removals.
HANDBAKE pILLS. It. is only a cost of. one: TBEnnder-igned,beingthe suthoriiedpergon
dollar nnd twenty -five cents, nth lull direc-t to makeTemovuls into Ever Green Cathe
tions. This is sufficient, in many cases, toktery,hopesthot suchucontomplntothe rcmoml
utisly whet the medicines are. frequently'ol'the rennin: of decanted rolottlvos or friends
one bottle nukes A grant charge in the sys- > will nml themselves at thiuouonottheyeag to
ten. Any person that enjoys ordlnuy health? hon it done. Removals mode with promptnen.
by using the Senwood Tonic Indjlonknkoj—temllow,‘ond no ofl'ort wdtoploasa.
rimmionollymmgetlhi digestive org-n1 ; ‘ ' ‘P .8 THORN, '
t. not o inlthy condition thin they hocorno , lurch 12, 60. Keenan! thorn-Mm ~
fleshy. I can produce a number a! my old
connnmptivepnticntl novenJoyiuggood health;
weighing nenrly 200 pounds. l will conclud
hy rel-ting three curtl l have made ln New
York,end which are 11l different, end Wish
my one who feels any interest in the mm:
to vielt them. Fll’lt is .\lrs. F-rlow, fending
then It No. 107 Houston street. Her hulbnnd
cnlled upon me at my rooms, 32 Bond ltruet,
and wielved me to cull and see her. He nld
I could do no good; that he had had all the
.hut medical attendance, and all said the wns
too far gone with Consumption to be cured:
but the hnd heard ul somegrent cure: I hnd
made, und he desired to gratify her wiahcs.—-
l'cnlled, and round. her lying confined to her
bed in the last stnge of bronchial contump
tion, and without doubt must have died soon.
I exumincd her lungs, found both bronchi»!
tnbcl very uthch infected, but no cavities hm!
formed, her cough was very let'erc, the spit
hox wns‘hnlf full of thick pus. Pulse 140,
legs iwollen Very much; nnd worse than all,
she had chronic diarrhea. "or bowels had
been moved eleven times that day. l told her
that she hnd lungs enough to he cured, but
tlmt thi dinrrlura had been of long standing,
nnd lieastomnrh was in such an ulcerated cong
dttion that I In: ufrnid nothing could he (lone.
She inwinted l ehonld try nml do what I could
for her, ohurvlngtlmt she could not lint long
in the condition she was in, and 1 could not
make her any worse. 1 gave her first a done
of my Handrnke Pills, mad the Tonic nml
Syrup freely. Thlt was on Tuendnfinnd by
the nan Sunday the dinrrbmt w“ carried 0",
he! (pm-tit. hail returned nml she could lit up
in bed and at her dinner“ She is now well,
and gave me A long cerfiliealc, certified to by
the Rev. Dr. bowling.
”n Bartholomew,” Welt Forty-filth street,’
e ume tn my rooms with n :nmor on her liver.
film was low-qtlritctl, skin Inflow, tongue cook
ed, huyelu‘cortire, no nppetite, nml {Mt link
lnz into the grave. The suit] tumor budhecn
'ygnning "mer fonrteen‘yeun. I ”IV! her
(Syrup, Tonic and Villa. nml told lfl'f to hike
themjuet M the dime-lion: were printed. She
I mine back tawny roomg, 3‘: l‘mnl street, in twu
weckr, lome'whnt better; her tongue snd b:-
gnn to clean I little irouml the edges, her
Ikin whiter nml her eja_hrightn,und the
tumor discharging rcry (Men-it': miter, much
faster than it W" rlnne befhre. She kept
gradually impmrmg, and inmbont two months
she came I my rooms very much lrighlened,
laying thajxhegtnmor battl‘nenrly ilopptd rnn
ninz, nml was healing hp, and mu every duc—
tor hut! _told her thntifit ever huh-d it would
curse her denth. I told her that thc dire-Ia
lmd nll let) her ayuem, and nature wonll lwnl
the ulcer up. They are now healedmnd have
her" for about a year, and “If is a: hearty
nml rohost n woman In yon {till find in n. day'l'
milk. She is glut lor Any one to call on hrr,
amt lulu-s :rmt pains to visit my one thnt the
henrs lln.- omitting: like her can, lnnl trlet 10
gr! them to cumr nml rec me. “
The next. raw is..\lis~ Swfivl‘l. from Stun
fnrd. Conn. .\lrs. [hmhnEmm-w 120! bar dpwn
tn see me. and she has ln-en nu since m. hm
house. “'h: n ehe‘fir-I vain!- In my rnmnsuhe
w-u nun-h ciuncinled wilh a dlslrcssillg cnu'fihv
willing large (llLl'llfilil'fl of Hand. lrxnmilw-l
her lungi mgh the I'Mpiromflrr, Am! in MI my
prm~4h~e nrrt-rjounal um- wim uue lung ’5 In!
gum- and my other lung m pénml. lcould not
give much rnrunragcmrm. l Ihmmhl rh’c
wrmh) lii: : but to my mmnin‘hmrnl [he [‘"'-
mnnir Syrup, Sum-rd Tonié, «mi Mnmlrlk.
J’illa nH :rnm-II to :0 Huh! Io mnk: Iht hl‘ng
(‘H all hranJ over, ‘Glliw I utily at huge M
:1 game reg :' gum] upp» lilr, fine oyiriu. Ind
Iza- gn'nzed same thin}. I'n'r [mantis m Wrighk
Sh: hm .Inmr cungh '_ N, nhirh I do! nul lhmk
will hm"- her Infure un‘c.- -l nhonlrl think It
wuul-l h: 01 grenunlcrnnoanme unpro-jmlh-H!
phydciun lo vioil thus: «up, [unlit-uh“; Mus
St-ofifld, or any of Ihrm uho hIKP bun turn!
by my mcdirinm. Thi-yur‘z "mm-(mu in New
Yuri; bnl Ihc nhow [hr-e 3M :h‘der {rum nth
other; Ami if my me lirlncl nu daiugybng I
n'ymcnl Ihey arr. lhr, phuuhl hotel!" rrmhl
un-J lhe ufllll'lcvl knvm’ win-rr mid how they
any be l-ured.. J. 11. S‘Q’llfithK, M. U.
Dr. J. 11. Srhcm-k can bv- hmnd M his prin
(‘ipul ollicr, .\'n. 39 .\'orth 6th Sll’efl, l'hiin-Ifl
phin. crrry Sulurlhy, omm 9 .:\. M. mull} l'.
.\l.' lo gin- ndri'c. lu-e of charge; bufhir A
lhmough nxmunnlimr’hg than.“ urc-r d”)-
lzlrs. l'rirr uf the l'ulmuni: .‘fivrup mu] .\'m
wen] [Tunic rmrh 5”,:5 prr boulc,m 5:; the hnH
dozen. .\|.mdr.nkx- I'llls .‘b u-nm per box, and
art [or sub. by all Drug-gist: and Denlcrs.
Jum- 0, 180-). Im ..
Dissolution
OF PARTNEIISHH’thhe (‘o-parinnuhip
exia’liuq lu-lwr-rn Ihr, mln‘rriiwrs. Inn
‘hccn d|~snlwd this ‘in}.hv fmmm'. calm-lII.
, \\'v'rotnrn Ihnnksfinnur lr‘mnhm-l my public
for die lllu-rukanpym! exlrmlrd to us. Our
‘ bbuks will he I .11 flu manna"! we «arugul
]; request lhnse imh-hlrd m/uq' In rxll nml
‘mnke imqumlc p.a_nncm.. as we nrc «11-sinus
m acme our busiucs- wiihmn dclny.
A LBS .\x mm Conan",
mux «Tm. .
Jm. 30, lan;
A Card.
HE .Inblrrihcr having dispn’wd ofhii in-
T tort-M in lht Slave of Q'nbcm'k (ink: m
John .\'. ('mwfirr-l, Eu}, n-spcullully ML. the
conlinlulneuf hil Inn)": In" (-nstmm'u m
pmrunizc his sutxe‘sot-éwbcr'r B‘rgminx may
hr hm].
Feb. 8, 1304
Another Change
N THE ”.\T AND SHOE BI’S‘XNESS—A.
i ('uhoan hniu: assuriMeAl nizh him In
business John S. Frau-turd, who puruhnsv-l
th; iuicr‘mt ‘0! Jnlm (‘lflpf rcsgwt'ltully un
nuunrn l 0 Iho ciliM-m or Grltyqlnng uud (he
plflnlir gemmlly, Ilm the lm‘iness hi“ he cou
linnwlfit ”H: ()M Stand on Ulmmhrnhuru
atr‘get. by A. (‘UIH‘IAN .! 130., whn will (on
sumly kerp on hand a Lugo‘ flock of Goudi,
in the line of I
SHIN-IS. HATS. “.\I’S. THINKS; r
(‘ARI'ET ".\HH; "\IBRHLLAT‘. M 3.
and Hwy mill aim runtinut the .\in‘nufawtnrnvr
Shut-I. ' ' " _ ‘
Frnm their long uprriencc in ail flu- above
branches, they flatlcr themith‘e! lhu they ran
plenae’thc pubiic, and will sell «:henp (or cash.
. . A. COM-2.! .\',
; J. S. ('BAWFURD.
Doing hnaii‘ess ymlcr the name uni firm of
A. 00th & Co. , _ 5 [Felt 8, [B64v
. Estabhshed 'lB5O.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL. ‘
LAWRENCE D. DIRTZ & 00.,
respectfully be]: John to notify their friends,
customers and the public generally, that they
have remov'ed from No. 15l Frnnklin street, to
the commodioas lopr-Itory “flu-house, '
" NO. 308 BALTIMORE STREET,
between Howard and: Liberty, where they 17'“
for the future conduct the Wholunlo Busi
ness, solely in - /
Bollery. Trimming, ' ‘
Furnishing Goods. ,
Perfumery, Solionl,
Stationery, butlery,
’ Tuyl, ten to.
to which they invite the attention of city ma
conmry purchasers, feeling confident of their
ability lo offer lndneementl in price: Ind
quality of Goods. . \ 1
Order; by null will receive prompt n‘un
fion. Address ‘
LAWRENCE D. mmz k 00),.
308 Baltimore ureet, Belting-'5.
March H, 1864‘,3F !
Removal—Tm Ware.
HE undersigned hu’ removed his Tinting
establishment nenrer the Dinmond, in
hnmbersbnrg urea, ldjoining A. o.smm
‘ler’s Dung Store—n very cenlrll locution. fl.
coqtinues to mumflczure, and keep: conun
ly on'hand, every variety of
TIN-WARE,
PBESSED AND
JAPANED WARE,
Ind‘l'i” dwnys be ready to do, REPAIRIXG
ROOFING Ind SPOUTING
also done in the but manner. Prices moder
gm, and no efl'ort spared 1o render full util
faction. The public’l continued patronage is
lolicited. A. Y. BAUGIIEB.
Gettysburg, April 7, 1862.
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